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A [[fanzine]] published by [[Beryl Henley]] and [[Mary Reed]] from 1964 to 1966 and distributed in [[PADS]]. It was part of the "new wave" of [[British]] [[fanzines]] and, as such, was somewhat controversial.  (This led [[Beryl Henley]] to make the case for newcomers in a debate in ''[[Beyond]]'', while [[Archie Mercer]] made the case for established fans. They later married.)
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A [[fanzine]] published by [[Beryl Henley]] and [[Mary Reed]] from 1964 to 1966 and distributed in [[PADS]]. It was part of the "new wave" of [[British]] [[fanzines]] and, as such, was somewhat controversial.  (This led [[Beryl Henley]] to make the case for newcomers in a debate in ''[[Point of View|Beyond]]'', while [[Archie Mercer]] made the case for established fans. They later married.)
  
 
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A fanzine published by Beryl Henley and Mary Reed from 1964 to 1966 and distributed in PADS. It was part of the "new wave" of British fanzines and, as such, was somewhat controversial. (This led Beryl Henley to make the case for newcomers in a debate in Beyond, while Archie Mercer made the case for established fans. They later married.)

Issue Date Pages Notes
1 August 1964 32
2 November 1964 40
3 March 1965
4 November 1965 48
5 1966 42
5.1 1966 20 Also known as Linklox, this was a supplement to #5


Publication 19641966
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