Vampire (1945) - Revision history

InvisibleFriend at 00:58, 22 May 2012

InvisibleFriend — Tue, 22 May 2012 00:58:40 GMT

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	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).

-	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]] ([[Hymn To Satan]]), Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.	+	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley ([[Fan-Tods]]), Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]] ([[Hymn To Satan]]), Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, editing several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.		Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, editing several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

Drew morse at 03:44, 25 October 2011

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	'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by Joe Kennedy, later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.		'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by Joe Kennedy, later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.

-	Kennedy published the first issue of ''Vampire'' in Spring 1945. This issue was. 5.5 X 8.5. The next eight issues were all 8.5 X 11, and produced by mimeograph. The ~~final~~ ninth issue appeared in 1947.	+	Kennedy published the first issue of ''Vampire'' in Spring 1945. This issue was 5.5 X 8.5. The next eight issues were all 8.5 X 11, and produced by mimeograph. The ninth and final issue appeared in 1947.

-	~~During this period,~~ ''Vampire'' has been cited by writers and fan historians as being popular and a focal point of the period immediately following WWII. Perhaps it didn't hurt that Joe Kennedy was also a prolific letter writer to other zines.	+	''Vampire'' has been cited by writers and fan historians as being popular and a focal point of the period immediately following WWII. Perhaps it didn't hurt that Joe Kennedy was also a prolific letter writer to other zines.

	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).
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	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]] ([[Hymn To Satan]]), Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.		Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]] ([[Hymn To Satan]]), Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

-	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, ~~edited~~ several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.	+	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, editing several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

	In 1948, Boff Perry published [[Vampire Index]], listing the contents and authors of each issue.		In 1948, Boff Perry published [[Vampire Index]], listing the contents and authors of each issue.

InvisibleFriend at 18:12, 24 October 2011

InvisibleFriend — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:12:48 GMT

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	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).

-	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.	+	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]] ([[Hymn To Satan]]), Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.		Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

InvisibleFriend at 23:05, 24 August 2011

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-	[[Image:~~Vampire_Joe_Kennedy~~.jpg‎\|right]]	+	[[Image:Vampire_bigger_scan_copy.jpg‎ ‎\|right]]
	'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by Joe Kennedy, later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.		'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by Joe Kennedy, later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.

InvisibleFriend at 03:43, 29 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 03:43:13 GMT

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	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).

-	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[~~Helios~~]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.	+	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[New Fandom]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.		Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

InvisibleFriend at 18:08, 26 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:08:48 GMT

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	During this period, ''Vampire'' has been cited by writers and fan historians as being popular and a focal point of the period immediately following WWII. Perhaps it didn't hurt that Joe Kennedy was also a prolific letter writer to other zines.		During this period, ''Vampire'' has been cited by writers and fan historians as being popular and a focal point of the period immediately following WWII. Perhaps it didn't hurt that Joe Kennedy was also a prolific letter writer to other zines.

-	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]].	+	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]] ([[Sun Spots]], [[Loki]], [[Beowulf]]).

	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.		Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

InvisibleFriend at 18:07, 26 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 18:07:59 GMT

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	[[Image:Vampire_Joe_Kennedy.jpg‎\|right]]		[[Image:Vampire_Joe_Kennedy.jpg‎\|right]]
-	'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by [[Joe Kennedy]], later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.	+	'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by Joe Kennedy, later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.

	Kennedy published the first issue of ''Vampire'' in Spring 1945. This issue was. 5.5 X 8.5. The next eight issues were all 8.5 X 11, and produced by mimeograph. The final ninth issue appeared in 1947.		Kennedy published the first issue of ''Vampire'' in Spring 1945. This issue was. 5.5 X 8.5. The next eight issues were all 8.5 X 11, and produced by mimeograph. The final ninth issue appeared in 1947.

InvisibleFriend at 01:44, 24 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 01:44:56 GMT

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	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]].		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]].

-	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[~~Spacetrails~~]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.	+	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Space Trails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.		Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

InvisibleFriend at 22:32, 23 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 22:32:48 GMT

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	The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]].		The Contributing Editors were Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, Joe Hensley, and [[Gerry de la Ree]].

-	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger, John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.	+	Included in ''Vampire'' was F. Towner Laney's ([[The Acolyte]]) fanzine review column, "Fanzine Scope". Other contributors included Lloyd Alpaugh, Jr., Jay F. Chidsey, August Derleth, George Ebey ([[Sappho]]), Henry Elsmer, Jr., George R. Fox, Ray Karden, Kenneth J. Krueger ([[Spacetrails]]), John Holbrook Kaley, Sam Moskowitz ([[Helios]]), Norman F. Stanley, Dale Tarr, [[Eydthe Eyde\|Tigrina]], Al Weinstein, George T. Wetzel, and Jimmy Wheaton.

	Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.		Joe Kennedy later added an 'X' to his name and in the 1970s edited the journal ''Counter/Measures'' with wife Dorothy, and became poetry editor of ''Paris Review''. He was a prolific author, writing at least 13 books, edited several anthologies, as well as writing at least 15 books for children.

InvisibleFriend at 22:50, 20 July 2011

InvisibleFriend — Wed, 20 Jul 2011 22:50:04 GMT

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		+	[[Image:Vampire_Joe_Kennedy.jpg‎\|right]]
	'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by [[Joe Kennedy]], later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.		'''Vampire''' was a fanzine published by [[Joe Kennedy]], later known as X. J. Kennedy, in the 1940s in Dover, New Jersey, U.S.A.