Goliard

A long-running FAPAzine published by Karen Anderson. Some of the issues were unnumbered, with Anderson writing that she doesn't know what number it is, so compiling a list of the issues, is somewhat challenging. The table here is our best information to date. The first issue appears to be #833, and the last being #850 (none of the standard library collections have issues outside this range). The numbering certainly did not begin with #1. The missing issue numbers 839 and 848 may not correspond to published issues.

Issue	Date	Pages	Mailing	Notes
833				Reported by UC-Riverside
834	February 1965	6	SAPS 69, FAPA 110	UC-Riverside says FAPA 110
835	November 1964	18	FAPA 109 PM
835	November 1964	8	FAPA 109 PM?	by Bill Rotsler and subtitled "On the Psychiatrist's Couch"
836	April 1965	13	SAPS 67
837				Reported by UC-Riverside
838	February 1966	18	FAPA 114
839	Spring 1966	12	SAPS 75
840	1966		FAPA 118, SAPS 77	Reported by UC-Riverside
NN	February 1969	8	FAPA 126	"A Goliard whose serial number I don't feel like looking up." Presumably #841, since UC-Riverside reports an issue numbered 842, and Anderson starts this issue with a comment that it's been a very long time since the previous issue.
842	1969			Reported by UC-Riverside
843	February 1970			Reported by UC-Riverside. Date from Zinewiki
844	1971
845	February 1972		FAPA 138
846	February 1973		FAPA 142
847	February 1974		FAPA 146
848	February 1975	8	FAPA 150
NN	February 1976		FAPA 154	presumably #849. "I've forgotten the number again."
850	February 1977		FAPA 158

• Goliard online at fanac.org

The Eaton collection (UC-Riverside) reports an issue #154, but it seems likely that this is the unnumbered issue from FAPA 154. One of the issues 836 or 837 was published in April 1965 (Zinewiki).

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