Difference between revisions of "Amazine"
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(Did you mean the [[Amazine (Harrell)|Phil Harrell apazine]]?) | (Did you mean the [[Amazine (Harrell)|Phil Harrell apazine]]?) | ||
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From [[Canadian Fancyclopedia]] | From [[Canadian Fancyclopedia]] | ||
| − | A seldom used term describing a type of fanzine whose principle characteristic is articles describing aspects of mundane reality in a "grandiose and | + | A seldom used term describing a type of [[fanzine]] whose principle characteristic is [[articles]] describing aspects of [[mundane]] reality in a "grandiose and [[fantastic]]al" manner. Meant to be applied to [[zines]] with articles employing exaggeration for [[satire|satiric]] effect, but often loosely applied to any SF [[fanzine]] containing a preponderance of non-[[SF]] subject matter. |
| − | By Harry Warner, Jr. | + | By [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] |
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[[Category:Obsolete]] | [[Category:Obsolete]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:47, 5 July 2021
(Did you mean the Phil Harrell apazine?)
| From Canadian Fancyclopedia |
| A seldom used term describing a type of fanzine whose principle characteristic is articles describing aspects of mundane reality in a "grandiose and fantastical" manner. Meant to be applied to zines with articles employing exaggeration for satiric effect, but often loosely applied to any SF fanzine containing a preponderance of non-SF subject matter. |
| By Harry Warner, Jr. |
| Fanspeak |
| This is a fanspeak page. Please extend it by adding information about when and by whom it was coined, whether it’s still in use, etc. |
