Difference between revisions of "Myriad"

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An APA centered in Georgia and founded in August 1968 by Stven Carlberg. He had been soliciting articles for his fanzines Quantum and SEC, and had been a member of the APA CAPA-Alpha and pitched the idea of Myriad to his contributors and to members of CAPA-Alpha.

Many of the original members were from the South and the SFPA provided many new members, so that Myriad became de facto a Southern APA, though membership was never exclusively Southern.

Galaxy was an offshoot of Myriad created by Gary Steele which was merged back into Myriad in 1975.

fl. 1968-July 2005 (issue #235)

Contributors and Apazines:

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Publication 19602005
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