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| − | + | '''''New Worlds''''' was a [[UK]] [[fanzine]] edited by [[Ted Carnell]] for four issues in 1939. It was the successor to ''[[Novae Terrae]]'' (which see). ''[[Then]]'' says: | |
| − | + | When NOVAE TERRAE folded in January, Carnell had picked up the reins with NEW WORLDS but had not produced his fanzine as the official organ of the SFA that NOVAE TERRAE had been. | |
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| + | It was at first a monthly, as its predecessor (skipping February), but after the May [[Third British Convention]] Carnell announced in the ''[[Satellite]]'': | ||
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| + | As from the Convention and this column, I am dropping out of the over-active side of fandom and becoming just another London fan. NEW WORLDS will continue to appear, as already stated, quarterly, and I shall of course be present to upset the regular London meetings. | ||
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| + | After the [[War]] broke out, the fanzine ceased altogether. At the turn of 1939/40 Carnell hoped to go on to produce a new British [[sf]] [[prozine|magazine]] but after some initial meetings the putative publisher went into liquidation. He ultimately created a [[New Worlds|''New Worlds'' prozine]] in 1946. | ||
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Issue || Date || Pages || Notes | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes | ||
| − | 1 ||March 1939 || || | + | 1 || March 1939 || 14 || [[G. Ken Chapman]] assistant editor; [[Maurice K. Hanson]] and [[Frank Arnold]] as associates |
| − | 2 ||April 1939 || || | + | 2 || April 1939 || 12 || added [[Arthur C. Clarke]] and [[Harold Kay]] as associates |
| − | 3 ||May 1939 || || | + | 3 || May 1939 || 14 || added [[William F. Temple]] as an associate |
| − | 4 || | + | 4 || August 1939 || 32 || Carnell, and Clarke as assistant; final issue. Date given as "Autumn 1939" apparently erroneously at Fanac |
</tab> | </tab> | ||
| − | + | {{fanzineindex|name=New Worlds|dir=New-Worlds}} (only #2 as of 2004) | |
| − | {{publication | + | {{publication | start=1939 | end=1939}} |
[[Category:fanzine]] | [[Category:fanzine]] | ||
[[Category:UK]] | [[Category:UK]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:12, 20 July 2024
New Worlds was a UK fanzine edited by Ted Carnell for four issues in 1939. It was the successor to Novae Terrae (which see). Then says:
When NOVAE TERRAE folded in January, Carnell had picked up the reins with NEW WORLDS but had not produced his fanzine as the official organ of the SFA that NOVAE TERRAE had been.
It was at first a monthly, as its predecessor (skipping February), but after the May Third British Convention Carnell announced in the Satellite:
As from the Convention and this column, I am dropping out of the over-active side of fandom and becoming just another London fan. NEW WORLDS will continue to appear, as already stated, quarterly, and I shall of course be present to upset the regular London meetings.
After the War broke out, the fanzine ceased altogether. At the turn of 1939/40 Carnell hoped to go on to produce a new British sf magazine but after some initial meetings the putative publisher went into liquidation. He ultimately created a New Worlds prozine in 1946.
| Issue | Date | Pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | March 1939 | 14 | G. Ken Chapman assistant editor; Maurice K. Hanson and Frank Arnold as associates |
| 2 | April 1939 | 12 | added Arthur C. Clarke and Harold Kay as associates |
| 3 | May 1939 | 14 | added William F. Temple as an associate |
| 4 | August 1939 | 32 | Carnell, and Clarke as assistant; final issue. Date given as "Autumn 1939" apparently erroneously at Fanac |
New Worlds online at fanac.org (only #2 as of 2004)
| Publication | 1939—1939 |
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