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| − | An [[apazine]] published July 15, 1966 by [[Mike Ward]] for [[Technology Amateur Press Association]]. It is numbered as ''[[TZ]] #18.95'' and as V1.5 of the Mitigator, but appears to be a oneshot humorous [[fanzine]] with many on-jokes about the forthcoming [[1967 Site Selection|selection of the 1967 Worldcon site]]. (Ward was a major player in [[Boston in | + | An [[apazine]] published July 15, 1966 by [[Mike Ward]] for [[Technology Amateur Press Association]]. It is numbered as ''[[TZ]] #18.95'' and as V1.5 of the Mitigator, but appears to be a oneshot humorous [[fanzine]] with many on-jokes about the forthcoming [[1967 Site Selection|selection of the 1967 Worldcon site]]. (Ward was a major player in [[Boston in '67]], one of the [[bidders]].) |
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 18 April 2022
An apazine published July 15, 1966 by Mike Ward for Technology Amateur Press Association. It is numbered as TZ #18.95 and as V1.5 of the Mitigator, but appears to be a oneshot humorous fanzine with many on-jokes about the forthcoming selection of the 1967 Worldcon site. (Ward was a major player in Boston in '67, one of the bidders.)
- The MITSFS Mitigator online at fanac.org
| Publication | 1966 |
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