Trends

Trends was a fanzine produced by Arthur F. Williams of London, UK in 1943-4.

Early issues were produced as single-copy passed between British fans. There was one generally circulated issue in May 1944.

It was announced in Futurian War Digest #32 (December 1943), while Futurian War Digest #34 (April 1944) reported:

the fourth edition of which is now en voyage around Anglofandom. This is a one copy ’zine tastefully prepared and unique in style, including numbers of photographs and cuttings and plentifully bespattered with our Arfers cute little pictures and remarks. Included in this fourth issue are clippings on jet propulsion, and the fantasy field from a writers viewpoint, hydroponics and an excerpted review of the novel Storm by George Stewart, of which the hero is a meteorological disturbance; sundry fanfotos; a pictorial section; and all sorts of oddments.

Issue	Date	Pages	Notes
1	April 1943	2
2
3
4	April 1944
5	May 1944	20	A continuation of The Unique Magazine and so this may be a continuation of its numbering and may not indicate that there were four previous issues of Trends.

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Publication

1943—1944

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