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| − | (For other Napae, see [[NAPA (Disambiguation)]].) | + | {{DISPLAYTITLE: NAPA}}(For other Napae, see [[NAPA (Disambiguation)]].) |
The '''National Amateur Press Association''', founded in 1876, is one of the largest and oldest [[mundane APAs]]. However, many [[fans]] have been members of the National (as it is called informally), and some prominent [[fans]] have come into our [[microcosm]] through this association ([[Bill Danner]], [[Helen Wesson]], e.g.). | The '''National Amateur Press Association''', founded in 1876, is one of the largest and oldest [[mundane APAs]]. However, many [[fans]] have been members of the National (as it is called informally), and some prominent [[fans]] have come into our [[microcosm]] through this association ([[Bill Danner]], [[Helen Wesson]], e.g.). | ||
Latest revision as of 18:19, 10 November 2021
(For other Napae, see NAPA (Disambiguation).)
The National Amateur Press Association, founded in 1876, is one of the largest and oldest mundane APAs. However, many fans have been members of the National (as it is called informally), and some prominent fans have come into our microcosm through this association (Bill Danner, Helen Wesson, e.g.).
NAPA is primarily a club for hobby printers with, naturally, some appeal to amateur writers. The mundane APAs predated fandom's, going back to the 1880s, but were the inspiration for fandom's, probably largely through the participation of H. P. Lovecraft as an amateur journalist and a member of both NAPA and UAPA.
| Publication | 1876— |
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