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| − | Officially, ''FOSFAX'' | + | Officially, ''FOSFAX'' was the [[clubzine]] of [[FOSFA]], the [[Falls of the Ohio Science Fiction and Fantasy Association]], but it became mostly an independent [[fanzine]]. |
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| − | + | Issues || Years || Editor || Issues || Notes | |
| − | Nov 18, | + | 5-31 ||Nov 18, 1973 -- 1979 ||[[Bob Roehm]] || ||Nearly all of the issues were in 1973 - 1975 |
| − | June 1979 ||[[Shelby Bush III]] ||20 monthly issues ||Two issues were numbered 32 | + | 32-51 ||June 1979 ||[[Shelby Bush III]] ||20 monthly issues ||Two issues were numbered 32 |
| − | Mar 1982 - Jan 1984 ||[[Keith Asay]] ||23 issues | + | 52-74||Mar 1982 - Jan 1984 ||[[Keith Asay]] ||23 issues || |
| − | Mar-Aug 1984 ||[[Keith Chike]] ||5 one-sheet issues ||Temporary editor - issues were not numbered. | + | not numbered ||Mar-Aug 1984 ||[[Keith Chike]] ||5 one-sheet issues ||Temporary editor - issues were not numbered. |
| − | Summer 1984 ||[[Bruce Gardner]] ||26 monthly issues ||Issues were again numbered starting at issue #95 | + | 95-||Summer 1984 ||[[Bruce Gardner]] ||26 monthly issues ||Issues were again numbered starting at issue #95 |
| − | + | ||[[Joseph Major]] || ||4 issues ||Major was "first among equals" of editorial committee. | |
| − | Jan 1987 ||[[Timothy Lane]] || ||Under | + | ||Jan 1987 ||[[Timothy Lane]] || ||Under Lane's editorship, ''FOSFAX'' grew to a 70- to 100-page bi-monthly [[fanzine]], known for its long [[lettercol]] and fervent discussions of Lane’s right wing [[mundane]] [[politics]]. |
| − | Oct 1988 ||[[Timothy Lane]] and [[Janice L. Moore]] || || | + | 132-||Oct 1988 ||[[Timothy Lane]] and [[Janice L. Moore]] || || |
| − | Jan 1993 ||[[Timothy Lane]] and [[Elizabeth Garrott]] || || | + | 163-||Jan 1993 ||[[Timothy Lane]] and [[Elizabeth Garrott]] || || |
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* Reviewed by [[Mike Glyer]] in {{file770 | issue=65 | page=13}} | * Reviewed by [[Mike Glyer]] in {{file770 | issue=65 | page=13}} | ||
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[[Category:clubzine]] | [[Category:clubzine]] | ||
[[Category:fanzine]] | [[Category:fanzine]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:08, 9 October 2020
Officially, FOSFAX was the clubzine of FOSFA, the Falls of the Ohio Science Fiction and Fantasy Association, but it became mostly an independent fanzine.
| Issues | Years | Editor | Issues | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5-31 | Nov 18, 1973 -- 1979 | Bob Roehm | Nearly all of the issues were in 1973 - 1975 | |
| 32-51 | June 1979 | Shelby Bush III | 20 monthly issues | Two issues were numbered 32 |
| 52-74 | Mar 1982 - Jan 1984 | Keith Asay | 23 issues | |
| not numbered | Mar-Aug 1984 | Keith Chike | 5 one-sheet issues | Temporary editor - issues were not numbered. |
| 95- | Summer 1984 | Bruce Gardner | 26 monthly issues | Issues were again numbered starting at issue #95 |
| Joseph Major | 4 issues | Major was "first among equals" of editorial committee. | ||
| Jan 1987 | Timothy Lane | Under Lane's editorship, FOSFAX grew to a 70- to 100-page bi-monthly fanzine, known for its long lettercol and fervent discussions of Lane’s right wing mundane politics. | ||
| 132- | Oct 1988 | Timothy Lane and Janice L. Moore | ||
| 163- | Jan 1993 | Timothy Lane and Elizabeth Garrott |
FOSFAX was nominated for the Best Fanzine Hugo seven times, in 1988-1993 and 1996.
- Reviewed by Mike Glyer in File 770 65, p. 13
| Publication | 1973— |
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