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[[4E]] tried to promote the term ''[[magazet]]'' but it didn’t take. | [[4E]] tried to promote the term ''[[magazet]]'' but it didn’t take. | ||
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Period || Newszine || Publisher || Notes | Period || Newszine || Publisher || Notes | ||
| + | 1931–36||''[[Science Fiction News (McPhail)|SF News]]''||[[Dan McPhail]]||It turned into a [[subzine]] in 1935 and then subtitled "the newsmagazine for the [[fantasy]] [[fan]]." It was also a pioneer in reporting news of [[fandom]], in contrast to its contemporary, ''[[Fantasy Magazine]]'', which largely ignored [[fanactivity]]. | ||
1937-39 ||''[[Science Fiction News Letter]]'' ||[[Richard Wilson]] || [http://www.fanac.org/fanzines/SFNL-RichardWilson/ Online issues] | 1937-39 ||''[[Science Fiction News Letter]]'' ||[[Richard Wilson]] || [http://www.fanac.org/fanzines/SFNL-RichardWilson/ Online issues] | ||
late 30s -- early 40s ||''[[Midwest News & Views]]'' ||[[Mark Reinsberg]] ||Midwest news | late 30s -- early 40s ||''[[Midwest News & Views]]'' ||[[Mark Reinsberg]] ||Midwest news | ||
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[[Category:fanspeak]] | [[Category:fanspeak]] | ||
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Revision as of 13:37, 12 November 2020
A fanzine with news of interest to the community of sf fandom. Sercon newszines have news primarily of the professional community with fannish news sometimes thrown in for good measure; fannish newszines have news primarily of fandom with professional news sometimes thrown in for good measure.
There is also the convention newsletter which, though perhaps technically newszines, are best treated as a separate category. Clubzines likewise often contain a lot of news, but most are focused on the doings of a single club and are better thought of in that context.
4E tried to promote the term magazet but it didn’t take.
See also: Newsies.
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