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'''''Memo Sheet''''' was the [[clubzine]] newsletter of first the [[Paint Research Station Science Fiction Library]] of Teddington in south-west [[London]] and then from March 1943 its successor organisation, the [[Cosmos Club]] . | '''''Memo Sheet''''' was the [[clubzine]] newsletter of first the [[Paint Research Station Science Fiction Library]] of Teddington in south-west [[London]] and then from March 1943 its successor organisation, the [[Cosmos Club]] . | ||
| − | The British Fanzine Bibliography described it as 'Carbon-copied' so print runs were presumably small and there is little further information available beyond the known existence of a #12 from April 1943. In May 1943 it evolved into ''[[Cosmic Cuts]]'' so #12 is likely the final issue. | + | The [[British Fanzine Bibliography]] described it as 'Carbon-copied' so print runs were presumably small and there is little further information available beyond the known existence of a #12 from April 1943. In May 1943 it evolved into ''[[Cosmic Cuts]]'' so #12 is likely the final issue. |
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Latest revision as of 09:31, 25 July 2024
Memo Sheet was the clubzine newsletter of first the Paint Research Station Science Fiction Library of Teddington in south-west London and then from March 1943 its successor organisation, the Cosmos Club .
The British Fanzine Bibliography described it as 'Carbon-copied' so print runs were presumably small and there is little further information available beyond the known existence of a #12 from April 1943. In May 1943 it evolved into Cosmic Cuts so #12 is likely the final issue.
| Issue | Date | Pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12 | April 1943 | 2 |
| Publication | 1940—1943 |
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