Novae Terrae

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Novae Terrae was a UK fanzine edited by Maurice K. Hanson and others. It was initially the clubzine of the Nuneaton SFL and from issue 10 became the Official Organ of the Science Fiction Association. It is generally regarded as the first true British fanzine.

The first ten issues were edited by Hanson and Dennis Jacques. Issue 11 saw Jacques listed as associate editor along with Maurice T. Crowley. 16 continued with the same team albeit with Hanson relocated to London and 18 saw Jacques and Crowley replaced by Arthur C. Clarke and John Carnell. 25 added William Temple as an associate and 26 dropped Carnell.

After 29, Hanson handed the title to Carnell who launched New Worlds. It was the precursor to the prozine New Worlds which launched in 1946 and has continued in various forms into the twenty-first century.

Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.

Issue Date Pages Notes
V1.1 March 1936 9
V1.2 April 1936 10
V1.3 May 1936 18
V1.4 June 1936 12
V1.5 July 1936 14
V1.6 August 1936 20
V1.7 September 1936 16
V1.8 November 1936 20
V1.9 December 1937 -- January 1937 32 Includes supplement
#10 V1.10 February 1937 24 Includes untitled pamphlet
#11 V1.11 April 1937 20
#12 V1.12 May 1937 20
#13 V2.1 June 1937 20
#14 V2.2 June 1937 18
#15 V2.3 July 1937 20
#16 V2.4 August-September 1937 20
#17 V2.5 October 1937 24
#18 V2.6 November 1937 20
#19 V2.7 December 1937 20
#20 V2.8 January 1938 24
#21 V2.9 March 1938 20
#22 V2.10 April 1938 20
#23 V2.11 May 1938 20
#24 V2.12 June 1938 20
#25 V3.1 August 1938 48
#26 V3.2 September 1938 26
#27 V3.3 November 1938 26 Includes supplement 1
#28 V3.4 December 1938 24 Includes supplement 2
#29 V3.4 January 1939 24 Includes supplement 3

The three numbered supplements were:


Publication 19361939
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