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| − | '''''Fanmail''''' was a letter-substitute produced by [[Arthur C. Clarke]] in an edition of five copies in 1940–41. It was later taken over by [[C. S. Youd]]. These details comes from the British Fanzine Bibliography but it knows no more. | + | '''''Fanmail''''' was a letter-substitute produced by [[Arthur C. Clarke]] in an edition of five copies in 1940–41. It was later taken over by [[C. S. Youd]]. These details comes from the [[British Fanzine Bibliography]] but it knows no more. |
{{publication | start=1940 | end=????}} | {{publication | start=1940 | end=????}} | ||
[[Category:fanzine]] | [[Category:fanzine]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:29, 25 July 2024
Fanmail was a letter-substitute produced by Arthur C. Clarke in an edition of five copies in 1940–41. It was later taken over by C. S. Youd. These details comes from the British Fanzine Bibliography but it knows no more.
| Publication | 1940—???? |
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