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| − | A [[ | + | A [[clubzine]] [[published]] under the auspices of the [[Israeli Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy]]; it is [[Israel]]'s only [[fanzine]] in English (except a short listing of ISSFS activities/news and some occasional materials in the past), as well as "longest surviving" fanzine at all. |
| − | It was founded in 1989<ref>Cf. the Volume numbering in later years as well as "Fifth Anniversary Issue" in Vol. 6, No. 2, February 1994)</ref> by [[Aharon Sheer]] as the [[clubzine]] or "SF Newsletter" of the [[SF club]] in Rehovot (south of Tel Aviv), which he led until its disbandment in 1998. He continued to publish ''Cybercozen'' even afterwards as it was quite popular. [[Leybl Botwinik]] became an assistant editor starting with the June 2014 issue (appearing in late July) due to Sheer's illness | + | It was founded in 1989<ref>Cf. the Volume numbering in later years as well as "Fifth Anniversary Issue" in Vol. 6, No. 2, February 1994)</ref> by [[Aharon Sheer]] as the [[clubzine]] or "SF Newsletter" of the [[SF club]] in Rehovot (south of Tel Aviv), which he led until its disbandment in 1998. He continued to publish ''Cybercozen'' even afterwards as it was quite popular. [[Leybl Botwinik]] became an assistant editor starting with the June 2014 issue (appearing in late July) due to Sheer's illness; he took over publication after Sheer died in April 2015, starting with the May memorial issue. |
| − | * {{fanzineindex|name={{PAGENAME}}|dir=}} – starting from June 2014 | + | * {{fanzineindex|name={{PAGENAME}}|dir=}} – starting from June 2014. |
| − | * https://efanzines.com/CyberCozen/ – from July 2014 | + | * [https://efanzines.com/CyberCozen/ CyberCozen at eFanzines] – from July 2014. |
| − | * http://www.kulichki.com/antimiry/cybercozen | + | * [http://www.kulichki.com/antimiry/cybercozen Archive of older issues] — back to the early 1990s. |
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Revision as of 18:19, 11 August 2022
A clubzine published under the auspices of the Israeli Society for Science Fiction and Fantasy; it is Israel's only fanzine in English (except a short listing of ISSFS activities/news and some occasional materials in the past), as well as "longest surviving" fanzine at all.
It was founded in 1989[1] by Aharon Sheer as the clubzine or "SF Newsletter" of the SF club in Rehovot (south of Tel Aviv), which he led until its disbandment in 1998. He continued to publish Cybercozen even afterwards as it was quite popular. Leybl Botwinik became an assistant editor starting with the June 2014 issue (appearing in late July) due to Sheer's illness; he took over publication after Sheer died in April 2015, starting with the May memorial issue.
- CyberCozen online at fanac.org – starting from June 2014.
- CyberCozen at eFanzines – from July 2014.
- Archive of older issues — back to the early 1990s.
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- ↑ Cf. the Volume numbering in later years as well as "Fifth Anniversary Issue" in Vol. 6, No. 2, February 1994)
| Publication | 1989— |
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