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This was Beryl Henley's first fanzine. Later, under her married name Beryl Mercer, she continued publishing and contributing to zines and was active in the science fiction fandom scene of the 1960s.  
 
This was Beryl Henley's first fanzine. Later, under her married name Beryl Mercer, she continued publishing and contributing to zines and was active in the science fiction fandom scene of the 1960s.  
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Written contributers included Mary Reed ([[Crabapple]]).
  
 
Artwork and cover was contributed by Mike Higgs of the Birmingham SF Group.  
 
Artwork and cover was contributed by Mike Higgs of the Birmingham SF Group.  

Revision as of 00:12, 22 March 2011

Link is a fanzine by Beryl Henley published in the UK.

This was Beryl Henley's first fanzine. Later, under her married name Beryl Mercer, she continued publishing and contributing to zines and was active in the science fiction fandom scene of the 1960s.

Written contributers included Mary Reed (Crabapple).

Artwork and cover was contributed by Mike Higgs of the Birmingham SF Group.