R. Graeme Cameron
Clubhouse: An Old Guy Attends VCON 42 Convention
A Tale of the Wandering Fan. R. Graeme Camerone wanders through VCon42
Clubhouse: Two Book Reviews; The Plot Against Earth by Calvin M....
A pseudononymous Silverberg and a Milton Lesser in one dos-a-dos. Graeme Cameron cracks the covers on two more Ace Double SF potboilers
Clubhouse: Book Reviews: Two Books by Algis Budrys
A take on two lesser-known novels by the author of Rogue Moon
The Clubhouse: Book Reviews; King of the Fourth Planet / Cosmic...
Another entry in my endless quest to revive the excitement of what it was like to be a teenage SF fan in the 1960s,...
The Clubhouse: Death of an Archive; Book Reviews
I'm back!
So, where was I? Dealing with mundane problems. I’m separated from my wife and the divorce drags on and on.
On the other hand,...
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “ornaments of antediluvian fandom whose simulacra still...
More on the Willis invasion. Now with MORE Korshak!
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “ … such dewy-eyed neofen.”
We spend more time with Walt Willis, now in Chicago
The Clubhouse; Sometimes the Chair needs a chair.
The Clubhouse returns after a six months hiatus: This week, a convention review
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Grimly predictive or just nasty-minded?”
This sort of conundrum is exactly the kind of thing fan-historians obsess over, which is why fan-historians are few and far between. Most tend to die of apoplexy on reading anything which contradicts their cherished theories over insignificant minutiae. I’m still alive because of my cherished and invincible ignorance.
The Clubhouse; Zine Reviews: “Our eldritch past.”
“This magazine was produced in Canada, on Canadian Paper, by Canadians.”
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Hectographs, like cats, have minds of their...
Hectograph Hell: A visit from the Purple Monster.
The Clubhouse; Conference Review: A Festival for Genre Writers
"A young woman came up to me and said in hushed tones “You’re a saint,” and walked away. Doesn’t happen to me very often." A convention report.
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: 1952 Worldcon: Deros Among Us.
Part 2 of Fanzine review: OPUS #20
Opus (V.2 #7 Whole Number #20) January 1953
Faned: W. Max Keasler
Of supreme interest (to me at least) is...
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: 1952 Worldcon: What was it like?
Con report via the fanzine time machine
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “… decayed and stinking beyond all recognition.”
Fanzines are, after all, for reading and not for bloody looking at; and any fanzine deficient in worthwhile and well-written reading material has signally failed to achieve its primary goal
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “The Reader as Masochist.”
"Personally, as a reader, I don’t much like being obviously experimented upon."
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Blow the lid off LA fandom!”
A fanzine by Miriam Carr - “one of those rare fans whose personality came across in almost every line she wrote..."
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: I’ve Become a Filthy Pro!
How to start a Canadian SF magazine without really trying....
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “breaking people off at the ankles”
Fanzines reviewed: SHANGRI-L’AFFAIRES “SHAGGY” #39
Shaggy (#39) Nov 1958
(Note: If the following doesn’t convince you the clubzine SHAGGY was a group effort by a staggering...
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Wasps are an underprivileged minority”
Gregory Benford, Robert Heinlein, Philip K. Dick and more, all between the pages of one zine.
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “Lurid tales of skree-honking…”
FRAP continued. (Note; imagery may not be safe for work...or Christmas.
The Clubhouse; Fanzine Reviews: “The gentle art of throwing out fanzines…”
Shock and horror! Fanzine fans throwing out (or selling) fanzines!!!?!!!