JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Askance #42, Vibrator #45, Opuntia #396, Journey Planet – Disney’s Trains, BCSFAzine 524 and The Revenge of Hump Day October 31
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AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 10-29-2017
Worldcon report, British Fantasy competition, Doctor Who, and scrolled pixels, 5 for a dollar
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week In Fanzines
This week – Counterclock 30, Rat Sass 6, Opuntia #s 394 & 395 and The Revenge of Hump Day
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 10-22-2017
Stephen Frischer, Star Trek, Star Wars, Cat Rambo, Sunburst Awards, Black Panther and more
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week In Fanzines
Iota, N3F, The White Notebooks, The Reluctant Famulous and The Revenge of Hump Day
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 10-15-2017
HWA Scholarships, MacArthur Genius Grants, Alma Alexander, Parsec Awards
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Askew, Revenge of Hump Day, PDF Dragon, Opuntia, Vibrator and e-APA
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 10-8-2017
In the absence of the editor (on a personal trip), the Filers take over the…hen house?
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 10-1-2017
Top posts of the past month, Star Wars, Awards, 1989 Hugo Controversy and more pixels than you can shake a scroll at
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Pablo Lennis, Spartacus, Opuntia, Ionosphere and the Revenge of Hump Day
Fall 2017 SF Anime Preview
The leaves will soon be falling, and so will a new batch of shows!
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 9-24-2017
Emmy awards, Elgin awards, Shirley Maiewski, Haiyan Xu, Adam West, Horror and Star Trek.
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Rubber Crab, Alexiad, Revenge of Hump Day, Iota, Opuntia, BCSFanzine, Tightbeam and Cyber Cozen, plus a link to Concatenation.
Noticias Literatura 20-9
The contents of SuperSonic Issue 8, the program of the 9th Gothic Week of Madrid dedicated to Lovecraft, and more.
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 9-17-2017
Jerry Pournelle, Heinlein Society, Dwarf Stars, Sputniks, dueling Comiccons and 4E
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
September’s Ansible and three issues of The Reluctant Famulus
Close encounter of South Korean kind/South Korean Science Fiction
At times, living in South Korea feels like living in a science fiction or dark fantasy world. Does this mean that South Koreans aren’t interested in speculative fiction? ABSOLUTELY NOT!
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 9-10-2017
The winner of the third annual Year’s Best Military and Adventure Science Fiction Readers’ Choice Award is “Wise Child” by Sharon Lee & Steve Miller.
The award was decided by a public vote among the 15 short stories in Baen Books’ The Year’s Best Military and Adventure SF, Vol. 3, edited by David Afsharirad.
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Vibrator #43, Fornax #20, Opuntia #389, The Revenge of Hump Day 30 August & 6 September and the September issue of Surprising Stories.
Review: FLASH GORDON SUNDAYS: DAN BARRY VOLUME 1 – THE DEATH PLANET, 1967-1971
Flash Gordon Sundays: Dan Barry Vol 1 – The Death Planet, 1967 – 1971 is one of those books that should be in every collector’s library.
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 9-3-2017
Jemisin wins another award, fans remember Oscar Goldman and much much more from the world of fandom.
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
Kaufman & Tompkin’s Littlebrook, Spier’s Opuntia, N3F’s for August and Bolgeo’s Return of Hump Day.
AMAZING NEWS FROM FANDOM: 8/27/2017
Brian Aldiss, WSFA Small Press Award, ST: TNG, floating rocks (unobtanium?) Starship Troopers sequel, Jay Kay Klein convention photos and the Pixel Scroll
JO PHAN’S READS: This Week in Fanzines
File 770’s paper issues archive updated on the FANAC website.
The Naming of Awards and the Taking Down of Monuments
This is one of those issues that is so fraught, so convoluted, so personal and so public, that it is doubtful anyone can address it in a manner that doesn’t offend some, certainly doesn’t solve anything and may serve to confuse rather than to illuminate. Nevertheless….
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