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| − | The '''Committee for the Political Advancement of [[Science-Fiction]]''', called by its enemies Communist Party's Agitators in [[Scienti-Fandom]]. It was formed in the winter after the [[Third Eastern Convention]] and was the principal active agency of [[Michelism]]. Charter members were [[Rubinson]], [[Dockweiler]], [[Rosalind Cohen|Cohen]], and the [[Quadrumvirs]]. Nearly all were [[New Yorkers]] and orthodox Marxists; consequently the publications and activities of the CPASF had a vermilion tinge, which was imparted to the [[Michelism]] in general. The Committee was dissolved after two years of existence, early in | + | The '''Committee for the Political Advancement of [[Science-Fiction]]''', called by its enemies Communist Party's Agitators in [[Scienti-Fandom]]. It was formed in the winter after the [[Third Eastern Convention]] and was the principal active agency of [[Michelism]]. Charter members were [[Rubinson]], [[Dockweiler]], [[Rosalind Cohen|Cohen]], and the [[Quadrumvirs]]. Nearly all were [[New Yorkers]] and orthodox Marxists; consequently the publications and activities of the CPASF had a vermilion tinge, which was imparted to the [[Michelism]] in general. The Committee was dissolved after two years of existence, early in 1940, when [[war]] had come. |
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Revision as of 22:55, 2 January 2020
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| The Committee for the Political Advancement of Science-Fiction, called by its enemies Communist Party's Agitators in Scienti-Fandom. It was formed in the winter after the Third Eastern Convention and was the principal active agency of Michelism. Charter members were Rubinson, Dockweiler, Cohen, and the Quadrumvirs. Nearly all were New Yorkers and orthodox Marxists; consequently the publications and activities of the CPASF had a vermilion tinge, which was imparted to the Michelism in general. The Committee was dissolved after two years of existence, early in 1940, when war had come. |
Their fanzine was Science Fiction Advance. John Michel came up with a song: the Science Fiction Internationale -- SF words to the tune of the Communist Internationale.
They published at least two pamphlets edited by Michael and Don Wollheim.
| Issue | Date | Pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | October 1937 | 12 | |
| 2 | May 1938 | 16 |
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