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| − | One of the first [[Tolkien fanzines]], it was published in four issues in June | + | One of the first [[Tolkien fanzines]], it was published in four issues in June 1965-1966 by [[David Hall]] and [[Greg Shaw]], first in Crystal City. MO and then in the [[Bay Area]]. |
[[David Bratman]] described it as "the leading exponent in the US of the psychedelic-hippie side of [[Tolkien fandom]]." This was especially true in the fourth and final issue which rubbed many parts of [[Tolkien fandom]] the wrong way. | [[David Bratman]] described it as "the leading exponent in the US of the psychedelic-hippie side of [[Tolkien fandom]]." This was especially true in the fourth and final issue which rubbed many parts of [[Tolkien fandom]] the wrong way. | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 2 January 2020
One of the first Tolkien fanzines, it was published in four issues in June 1965-1966 by David Hall and Greg Shaw, first in Crystal City. MO and then in the Bay Area.
David Bratman described it as "the leading exponent in the US of the psychedelic-hippie side of Tolkien fandom." This was especially true in the fourth and final issue which rubbed many parts of Tolkien fandom the wrong way.
A Best of Entmoot was published in 1970.
| Issue | Date | Pages | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | June 1965 | 11 | Editors: David Hall and Greg Shaw |
| 2 | October 1965 | 20 | editor now Greg Shaw |
| 3 | February 1966 | 26 | |
| 4 | August 1966 | 38 | Final issue |
| Publication | ???? |
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