Fanfare (Paro)

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The clubzine of The Stranger Club of Boston in the early 1940s. Ten issues were published by the club, with Francis Paro, Louis Russell Chauvenet, Earl Singleton, Art Widner and Tony Lewis all editing issues.

To commemorate The Stranger Club's being the Fan Guest of Honor of Noreascon Three in 1989, the convention arranged for Fanfare 11 to be published (after a hiatus of only 46 years). At the convention, Sam Moskowitz came up to the table where copies were being sold and showed his file card showing that his subscription still had issues to run and asked if he could pick it up or if the convention planned to mail it.

Issue	Date	Pages	Notes
1	December 1939	18	ed. Francis Paro
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3	August 1940	20	ed. Louis Russell Chauvenet
4	October 1940	28	ed. Earl Singleton and Art Widner. Contains Damon Knight’s “Unite — or Fie!”
5	December 1940	30	ed. Art Widner
6	April 1941	38	ed. Art Widner
7	August 1941	32	ed. Art Widner
8	February 1942	36	ed. Art Widner
9	1942	36	ed. Art Widner
10	December 1943	56	ed. Art Widner
11	September 1989	36	Edited by Tony Lewis and published by Noreascon 3

Fanfare online at fanac.org.

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1939—1989

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