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(Categorized as genzine, added year of issue 1 and note on issue 1 by Taral Wayne, all from Canadian Fancyclopedia.) |
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| − | 1 || || || Cover by Taral Wayne. | + | 1 ||1976 || || Cover by Taral Wayne. |
| − | 2 ||1978 ||108 || | + | 2 ||1978 ||108 || "Very long, a bit verbose, but often thought provoking. There is a long passage on local SCA activities and a good deal of con panel transcriptions. Great bacover; a pity no one in SF fandom knows who the artist is." - Taral Wayne, quoted in [https://efanzines.com/CanFan/CanFan-O.pdf Canadian Fancyclopedia.] |
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 25 September 2024
A genzine published by Jennifer Bankier of Toronto.
| Issue | Date | Pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1976 | Cover by Taral Wayne. | |
| 2 | 1978 | 108 | "Very long, a bit verbose, but often thought provoking. There is a long passage on local SCA activities and a good deal of con panel transcriptions. Great bacover; a pity no one in SF fandom knows who the artist is." - Taral Wayne, quoted in Canadian Fancyclopedia. |
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