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{{DISPLAYTITLE:DNQ}}''(Did you mean the [[DNQ (Vayne)|Victoria Vayne fanzine]] or the [[DNQ|fanspeak term]]?)''
(Did you mean the [[DNQ (Vayne)|Victoria Vayne fanzine]] or the [[DNQ|fanspeak]]?)
 
  
''DNQ'' was a [[fanzine]] published in Stockholm in the 1970s by [[Swedish]] [[fans]] including [[John-Henri Holmberg]], [[Per Insulander]] and [[Ulf Westblom]].
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'''''DNQ''''' was a [[fanzine]] published in [[Stockholm]] in the 1970s by [[Swedish]] [[fans]] [[Per Insulander]] and [[Ulf Westblom]], initially with [[John Ågren]] and [[Torke Franzén]] as [[co-editor]]s, later adding [[John-Henri Holmberg]] to the [[editor]]ial group. It was largely modeled on the [[Ted White]]-edited late issues of ''[[Void]]'', and was considered a major [[fannish]] fanzine in Sweden.The first five issues were published in 1969–75; a final, long delayed issue #6 was published in 1981.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:41, 15 June 2023

(Did you mean the Victoria Vayne fanzine or the fanspeak term?)


DNQ was a fanzine published in Stockholm in the 1970s by Swedish fans Per Insulander and Ulf Westblom, initially with John Ågren and Torke Franzén as co-editors, later adding John-Henri Holmberg to the editorial group. It was largely modeled on the Ted White-edited late issues of Void, and was considered a major fannish fanzine in Sweden.The first five issues were published in 1969–75; a final, long delayed issue #6 was published in 1981.

Issue Date Pages Notes
1 1969
February 1975
6 1981 Final ish.



Publication 19691981
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