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| − | The most plastic form of non-fiction writing. Some articles are so long as to require serialization or fill an entire booklet; paragraph-length fillers may be referred to as articles. Subjects include science discussions, news of the [[proz]] (future line-ups, changes of ownership), interviews, reviews of books movies music or what have you, [[collectors]]' dope, quizzes and polls, humor and satire, biographies of [[fans]] and [[pro]]s, news of [[fanac|fan activities]] and plans, accounts of fan gatherings trips and visits, whitherings, discussion and exhortation in fan feuds, reminiscences, autoanalyses, discussion of philosophical and sociological concepts, opinions on the quality of modern [[stfsy]], and unclassifiables like [[hoaxes]], the number of fans having the same first name, graphanalyses, and women's hats. 'Tweren't always thus; as explained under [[Numerical Fandoms]]: First Transition the field of discussion has gradually broadened until now it takes in anything the postal laws allow, and many that they don't; this despite several "back to fantasy" movements and much exhortation by people like [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]].
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