File 770

File 770 is a long running fannish newszine published by Mike Glyer since January 6, 1978 to report on fan clubs, conventions, fannish projects, fans, fanzines and sf awards, and to publish controversial articles. It was named for the legendary party held in Room 770 at the 9th Worldcon, Nolacon, held in in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1951. The party ran continuously for two days and upstaged all the other events to the extent that it is the only event widely remembered.

File 770 has won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine six times and has been nominated more than twenty five times.

Issue	Date	Pages	Notes
1	January 1978
2	February 1978
20		24
	October 1980	12
23	November 1980	12
33	June 1982	22
35	August 1982	22
54	August 1985	22
55	1985
57	June 1986	22
58	April 1986	18
59	June 1986	32
60	August 1986	24
61	September 1986	22
62	October 1986	38
63	January 1987	24
64	February 1987	16
65	March 1987	28
66	April 1987	22
67	1987	22
69	September 1987	12
69	September 1987	12
70	September 1987	20
71	December 1987	22
72	February 1988	18
73	June 1988	40
74	1988	12
75	June 1988	18
76	September 1988	12
77	1988	22
78	1989	20
79	1989	22
80	June 1989	22
81	August 1989	22
82	October 1989	22
83	November 1989	22
84	January 1990	22
86	May 1990	20
87	September 1990	22
88	March 1991	22
89	September 1991	22
90	September 1991	22
91	December 1991	22
92	February 1992	22
93	July 1992	22
94	September 1992	22
95	November 1992	22
96	January 1993	20
97	1993	22
98	1993	20
99	1993	22
100	1993	30
101	1994	22
102	April 1994	22
103	May 1994	22
104	July 1994	22
105	August 1994	22
106	October 1994	22
107	January 1995	32
108	April 1995	22
109	June 1995	22
110	August 1995	22
111	December 1995	22
112	April 1996	22
113	April 1996	12
115	December 1996	22
118	July 1997	20
124	May 1998	22
130	May 1999	20
131	June 1999	26
133	December 1999	32
139	August 1901	34
141	March 1902	42
144	February 1905	40
145	October 1905	50
146	December 1905	28
147	May 1906	44
148	December 1905	32
153	June 1908	42

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