Difference between revisions of "Walter E. Marconette"
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* ''[[Science-Fantasy Movie Review]]'' [1938] | * ''[[Science-Fantasy Movie Review]]'' [1938] | ||
* ''[[Scienti-Snaps]]'' [1938–41] | * ''[[Scienti-Snaps]]'' [1938–41] | ||
Revision as of 15:31, 16 October 2021
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Walter Earl Marconette was a Dayton, Ohio, fan and artist in the 1930s–1940s. He coined the term Political Fantasy. He was a member of FAPA (including OE) and of the SFL.
He published/edited the fanzine Scienti-Snaps (the last issue was titled Bizarre and co-edited with Jack Chapman Miske) from January, 1938, until January, 1941. He also issued five issues of a tiny zine, Science-Fantasy Movie Review, during 1938.
He did brilliant hectographed fanzine art.
- Photo appears in Harry Warner's All Our Yesterdays p. 93.
- Early short biography in Who's Who in Fandom 1940, page 9.
- Bizarre [1941] (with Jack Chapman Miske)
- Science-Fantasy Movie Review [1938]
- Scienti-Snaps [1938–41]
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