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| − | [[File:The Incompleat Terry Carr 1972 Cover.jpg|thumb|1972 Cover by Ross Chamberlain]] | + | [[File:The Incompleat Terry Carr 1972 Cover.jpg|thumb|right|'''1972 Cover by [[Ross Chamberlain]].''' ]] |
| − | A 62-page, [[one-shot]] mimeographed [[ | + | |
| + | A 62-page, [[one-shot]] mimeographed [[fanthology]] collecting selected [[fan writing]] of [[Terry Carr]] [[published]] in 1972 by [[rich brown]] and [[Arnie Katz]]. This was Vol. 2 in their [[Insurgent Library of Fandom]]. | ||
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A second edition in March 1988 was produced by [[Jerry Kaufman]] using the same stencils, with a new cover, some amendments to the contents page, and an errata slip giving the omitted ending of "Egoboo for Algernon". | A second edition in March 1988 was produced by [[Jerry Kaufman]] using the same stencils, with a new cover, some amendments to the contents page, and an errata slip giving the omitted ending of "Egoboo for Algernon". | ||
| − | Cover art by [[Ross Chamberlain]] (1972); [[Steve Stiles]] (1988). | + | Cover [[art]] by [[Ross Chamberlain]] (1972); [[Steve Stiles]] (1988). |
Interior [[illos]] by [[Bill Rotsler]], the same for both printings. | Interior [[illos]] by [[Bill Rotsler]], the same for both printings. | ||
| − | + | ==='''Table of Contents:'''=== | |
| − | + | [[File:The Incompleat Terry Carr Cover.jpg|thumb|right|'''1988 Cover by [[Steve Stiles]].''']] | |
| − | Table of Contents: | ||
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* 3 Preface by [[Arnie Katz]] | * 3 Preface by [[Arnie Katz]] | ||
* 4 [[Charles Burbee]]: The Complete Machiavelli | * 4 [[Charles Burbee]]: The Complete Machiavelli | ||
* 7 The Fan Who Never Grew Young | * 7 The Fan Who Never Grew Young | ||
| − | * 10 Trufan's Blood | + | * 10 [[Trufan]]'s Blood |
* 14 The Chaser | * 14 The Chaser | ||
| − | * 17 My Fair Femmefan | + | * 17 [[My Fair Femmefan]] |
* 28 Fandom Harvest | * 28 Fandom Harvest | ||
* 38 Egoboo For Algernon | * 38 Egoboo For Algernon | ||
* 44 The Fastest Ham In The West | * 44 The Fastest Ham In The West | ||
* 54 Tailgate Ramble (''[[Lighthouse]]'' editorials) | * 54 Tailgate Ramble (''[[Lighthouse]]'' editorials) | ||
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| − | There is also a hardbound collection of | + | There is also a hardbound collection of Carr's [[fan writing]], ''[[Fandom Harvest]]'', which was published by [[John-Henri Holmberg]] in 1986. This and its larger successor, ''[[Fandom Harvest II]]'', published by [[Ansible Editions]] as an ebook in 2019, include between them the entire contents of ''The Incompleat Terry Carr'' plus much more. |
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{{publication | year=1972}} | {{publication | year=1972}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:07, 3 April 2023
1972 Cover by Ross Chamberlain.
A 62-page, one-shot mimeographed fanthology collecting selected fan writing of Terry Carr published in 1972 by rich brown and Arnie Katz. This was Vol. 2 in their Insurgent Library of Fandom.
A second edition in March 1988 was produced by Jerry Kaufman using the same stencils, with a new cover, some amendments to the contents page, and an errata slip giving the omitted ending of "Egoboo for Algernon".
Cover art by Ross Chamberlain (1972); Steve Stiles (1988). Interior illos by Bill Rotsler, the same for both printings.
Table of Contents:[edit]
1988 Cover by Steve Stiles.
- 3 Preface by Arnie Katz
- 4 Charles Burbee: The Complete Machiavelli
- 7 The Fan Who Never Grew Young
- 10 Trufan's Blood
- 14 The Chaser
- 17 My Fair Femmefan
- 28 Fandom Harvest
- 38 Egoboo For Algernon
- 44 The Fastest Ham In The West
- 54 Tailgate Ramble (Lighthouse editorials)
There is also a hardbound collection of Carr's fan writing, Fandom Harvest, which was published by John-Henri Holmberg in 1986. This and its larger successor, Fandom Harvest II, published by Ansible Editions as an ebook in 2019, include between them the entire contents of The Incompleat Terry Carr plus much more.
| Publication | 1972 |
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