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Welch hoped to further his business of buying and selling [[fanzines]] and [[prozines]] by writing the ''[[Science Fiction Bibliography]]'', which he then had published by [[William Crawford]]. | Welch hoped to further his business of buying and selling [[fanzines]] and [[prozines]] by writing the ''[[Science Fiction Bibliography]]'', which he then had published by [[William Crawford]]. | ||
| − | SF historian [[Sam Moskowitz]] credited | + | SF historian [[Sam Moskowitz]] credited Welch's work as being the first such publication and called it "a collector's item of great interest." A detailed description of the ''[[Science Fiction Bibliography]]'' by [[Jon D. Swartz]] was published in the Spring, 2002 issue of ''[[Scientifiction: The First Fandom Report]]''. |
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Latest revision as of 06:52, 7 December 2019
The Science Fiction Syndicate was the name given to his business by SF fan D. R. Welch of Austin, Texas, in the early 1930s.
Welch hoped to further his business of buying and selling fanzines and prozines by writing the Science Fiction Bibliography, which he then had published by William Crawford.
SF historian Sam Moskowitz credited Welch's work as being the first such publication and called it "a collector's item of great interest." A detailed description of the Science Fiction Bibliography by Jon D. Swartz was published in the Spring, 2002 issue of Scientifiction: The First Fandom Report.
| Store | 1930s— |
| This is an SF bookstore page. When a floreat "fl." is listed it records the dates for which we have evidence and may not be the store's entire span. |
