Femizine

Femizine was supposedly an all-femmefan fanzine published in turn by “Joan W. Carr” (a hoax fan), Pam Bulmer, and Ethel Lindsay. But Carr was actually a man, Sandy Sanderson.

See also STF-ETTE, Femzine.

1	Summer 1954	22	Joan W. Carr is editor
2	August 1954	34
3-4	December 1954	64	Double issue
5	February 1955	40	No editor is listed, but material is to be sent to Ethel Lindsay, exchange 'zines and LOCs are to be sent to "Sgt. J.W. Carr". So presumably Ethel and "Joan" are co-editors, although other sources say that "Joan" was the editor.
6	April 1955	44
7	Autumn 1955	62	Pamela Bulmer is co-editor with "Joan".
8	March 1956	62	Pamela Bulmer is editor
9	May 1956	34
10	September 1958	26	Also known as Distaff. Ethel Lindsay is editor
11	May 1959	30
12	Autumn 1959	24
13	Spring 1960	24
14	Summer 1960	20	Ron Bennett’s review: “When so many fanzines are beating one another over the eds trying to become the Focal Point of fandom, it’s pleasing to receive a fanzine which possesses such a marked degree of informality. For some reason I’m wildly reminded of Georgina Ellis’ Wendigo, and it’s about time we had another fanzine like that. Ethel is backed up by Bjo Wells (who introduces Elinor Busby, my favourite Fan-I-said-hello-to-but-little-more-to) and Ina Shorrock (who introduces husband Norman). Janey Johnston writes on cats, Juanita Coulson writes on Charles Eric Maine and Margaret Picken and Sheila Ashworth report on the Liverpool party over New Year. Joy Clarke reviews fanzines in microelite. A short letter column makes up an enjoyable issue.”
15	September 1960	16	Final issue

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