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Revision as of 10:55, 18 December 2019
Contents
(1) A Toronto APA[edit]
Members and Apazines:[edit]
OEs:[edit]
- 1981 -- Michael J. Wallis
(2) The Technology Amateur Press Association[edit]
The Technology (or Technological -- sources differ) Amateur Press Association was founded in 1966 by Mike Ward as an attempt to encourage fannishness in sercon MITSFS ("We're not fans -- we just read the stuff!"). In this it was a failure, but it did introduce fans such as Tony Lewis, Ed Meyer and Suford Lewis to fandom. It lasted 10 mailings.
{What was "TAPA Keg"?}
Members and Apazines:[edit]
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