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| − | One of the earliest [[fan]]-sponsored book publishers, [[Russ Hodgkins]] being a leading light. They issued [[G. P. Serviss]]' ''Edison's Conquest of Mars'' in 1947 and projected ''Enter Ghost: A Study in Weird Fiction'', which was to be a scholarly work covering the entire field of weird and supernatural fiction with "the most complete [[bibliography]] ever assembled on this subject". This was never published, tho parts of it appeared in ''[[Fantasy Advertiser]]''. | + | One of the earliest [[fan]]-sponsored [[book]] publishers, [[Russ Hodgkins]] being a leading light. They issued [[G. P. Serviss]]' ''Edison's Conquest of Mars'' in 1947 and projected ''Enter Ghost: A Study in Weird Fiction'', which was to be a [[academic|scholarly]] work covering the entire field of [[weird]] and supernatural [[fiction]] with "the most complete [[bibliography]] ever assembled on this subject". This was never published, tho parts of it appeared in ''[[Fantasy Advertiser]]''. |
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| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| One of the earliest fan-sponsored book publishers, Russ Hodgkins being a leading light. They issued G. P. Serviss' Edison's Conquest of Mars in 1947 and projected Enter Ghost: A Study in Weird Fiction, which was to be a scholarly work covering the entire field of weird and supernatural fiction with "the most complete bibliography ever assembled on this subject". This was never published, tho parts of it appeared in Fantasy Advertiser. |
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| This is a publisher page, referring to science fiction book and prozine publishers. |
