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''Zeus'' was a product of the Futurian Society of Sydney and was first published in 1940 in Sydney, N.S.W., Austra ...t - one by Ron Levy and on by Noel Dwyer. But, according to the [[Futurian Observer]] issue 25, Kevy and Dwyer, "...got together on the matter and arrived at a

In 1943 he married fellow Futurian Elsie Balter, who was soon editing her own fanzine, [[High Points]], which *[[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]]

...twelve charter members of The Futurian Science Literary Society (later the Futurian Society of New York), which held its first open meeting on September 18, 19 ...ic novels, and attempted to write a fictionalized account of his time as a Futurian. He died, tragically, in 1969.

...y "STF's Radical", and declares membership in Science-Fiction Association; Futurian Federation: Science Fiction League; New Fandom; FAPA; Esperanto-Klubo de Lo ...n, Larry Farsaci ([[The Golden Atom]]), Frederik Pohl ([[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]], [[Arcturus]]), and Harry Warner, Jr. ([[S

...ed interviews with Australian fanzine pioneers Bert Castellari ([[Futurian Observer]], [[Zeus]]), Graham Stone, and William Veney, all of whom worked on some o

...gram]]), and [[Donald Wollheim]] ([[The Phantagraph]], [[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]]). ...Hahn (as "Cyril Mand"), Sam Moskowitz, Frederik Pohl ([[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]], [[Arcturus]]), Mark Reinsberg, Milton Rot

...of Science and Science Fiction]]), Seabury Quinn, J Michael Rosenblum ([[Futurian War Digest]]), Eric Frank Russell, Julius Schwartz ([[The Time Traveller]])

* [[Futurian War Digest]] * [[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]]