Queebshots

An apazine published by Norm Clarke, Gina Ellis, and Boyd Raeburn starting in 1963. It ran till 1967 and was known for its acerbic humor. Queebshots was like a series of one shots, and each issue has its own subtitle. Robert Lichtman, in a letter to Vegas Fandom Weekly #97, wrote, "Norm & Gina (Ellis) Clark, two of fandom's funniest writers...with Boyd Raeburn produced a series of "Queebshots" that raised the bar for short, pithy oneshots".

At least one issue, "Deep in the Glen", was distributed by FAPA.

In 1976 Susan Wood published Queebshot, a one shot homage to Queebshots.

Issue	Date	Pages	-Notes
3	1963	4	Subtitle: "Blues in the Closet". Produced at the 3rd Western Quebec Science Fiction Convention
4	1963		Subtitle: "Akavits In Aylmer"
5	1963		Subtitle: "Rats In My Room"
6	May 1964	4	Subtitle: "Deep In The Glen". Canadian Fancyclopedia says it was published in March 1964. In FAPA 107
7	1964
8	July 1964		Subtitle: "Terry Carr in Aspic"
9	September 1964		Subtitle: "Duck in the Afternoon"
10	November 1964		Subtitle: "Songs Some Mother Taught Me"
11	April 1965		Subtitle: "Black Is The Colour Of Glen Campbell's Hair"
12	May 1965		Subtitle: "Hoo Ha Hagerstown"
13	July 1965		Subtitle: "Gary-Lou-A Go-Go"
18	June 1966	4
19	November 1966
20	1967		Subtitle: "The Willard R. Biscuit Newsletter"

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