Nova

(Did you mean fanzines by Jim Rehak, or Bob Tucker, a convention or some fanspeak?)

A mimeo fanzine edited by Al Ashley and E. E. Evans in Battle Creek, MI with three large issues.

Contributors included: Forrest J Ackerman, Abby Lu Ashley, Ray Bradbury, Bill Brudy, John W. Campbell, Ronald Clyne, Mary Gnaedinger, J. Harvey Haggard, Walt Liebscher, Robert Lowndes, Alden H. Norton, Hoy Ping Pong, Ross Rocklynne, E. E. Smith, Richard de T'oid, Bob Tucker, Julius Unger, Harry Warner, Jr., Jack Wiedenbeck, and Donald Wollheim.

Nova was included in the fanthology Pacificon Combozine for Pacificon, the Fourth World Science-Fiction Convention.

Issue	Date	Pages	Notes
1	November 1941	40
2	May 1942	44
3	Winter 1943	44	Final issue

Nova online at fanac.org

From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944

A designation given by Campbell to stories written on old themes which breathed new life into them. JWC dropped it even quicker than he did "mutant", with a final defiant gesture or two. Nova Press was a publishing house of Ashley, EEEvans, Wiedenbeck, and Perry, in 1942, who soon joined ASP.

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Publication

1941—1943

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