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| + | A '''''collation''''' or '''''collating party''''' is a [[fan gathering]] at which [[fans]] [[collate]] a [[fanzine]], [[apa]] or other publication such as a [[program book]]. | ||
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[[Collating]] parties and [[collating]] sessions are held when fans and other friends get together to help put together fanzines, [[APA]] mailings/distributions, or convention publications. These parties are occasions of good cheer and sometimes good jokes (to say nothing of choice gossip about non-attending members and other fans). It has even been reported that, on a few of these occasions, something or other actually got collated. | [[Collating]] parties and [[collating]] sessions are held when fans and other friends get together to help put together fanzines, [[APA]] mailings/distributions, or convention publications. These parties are occasions of good cheer and sometimes good jokes (to say nothing of choice gossip about non-attending members and other fans). It has even been reported that, on a few of these occasions, something or other actually got collated. | ||
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[[Charles Burbee]]'s [[OE]]ship of [[FAPA]] in 1961-62 was marked by collating parties where the [[OE]] played cards in the kitchen while the other FAPA members published the official ''[[Fantasy Amateur]]'', and the waiting-listers put together the mailing. When it was ready to be sent out the OE would reappear and place his imprimatur on the job. The monstrous 100th mailing of FAPA, when bagged and ready to mail, was assembled into a throne for [[Charles Burbee|Burb]] to sit on and officially peruse a copy. | [[Charles Burbee]]'s [[OE]]ship of [[FAPA]] in 1961-62 was marked by collating parties where the [[OE]] played cards in the kitchen while the other FAPA members published the official ''[[Fantasy Amateur]]'', and the waiting-listers put together the mailing. When it was ready to be sent out the OE would reappear and place his imprimatur on the job. The monstrous 100th mailing of FAPA, when bagged and ready to mail, was assembled into a throne for [[Charles Burbee|Burb]] to sit on and officially peruse a copy. | ||
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Revision as of 00:43, 31 July 2020
A collation or collating party is a fan gathering at which fans collate a fanzine, apa or other publication such as a program book.
Sometimes light refreshments are served, in which case it is a collation collation.
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Collating parties and collating sessions are held when fans and other friends get together to help put together fanzines, APA mailings/distributions, or convention publications. These parties are occasions of good cheer and sometimes good jokes (to say nothing of choice gossip about non-attending members and other fans). It has even been reported that, on a few of these occasions, something or other actually got collated.
Charles Burbee's OEship of FAPA in 1961-62 was marked by collating parties where the OE played cards in the kitchen while the other FAPA members published the official Fantasy Amateur, and the waiting-listers put together the mailing. When it was ready to be sent out the OE would reappear and place his imprimatur on the job. The monstrous 100th mailing of FAPA, when bagged and ready to mail, was assembled into a throne for Burb to sit on and officially peruse a copy. |
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