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'''Borealis''' was a science fiction fanzine published by Northern Star Press in Canada. | '''Borealis''' was a science fiction fanzine published by Northern Star Press in Canada. | ||
| − | The first issue was released in Halifax, Nova Scotia by John Bell and Alain Chabot in | + | The first issue was released in Halifax, Nova Scotia by John Bell and Alain Chabot in Summer 1978. It featured cover art work by Tim Hammell, and Cathy Hill, and a portfolio of the art work of Gene Day, editor of [[Dark Fantasy]]. Included are articles by Alain Chabot, reporting on "Boskone", the Boston convention; Don Grant, writing on fantasy writer David Crombie; and fiction by Spider Robinson. |
| − | The second issue appeared in | + | The second issue appeared in Spring 1979, wand was edited by John Bell. It included a comic strip by Dave Sims, and a portfolio of Rand Gaynor's art work. Articles were by John Bell, Spider Robinson, and Charles Saunders writing on Philip Jose Farmer. |
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| + | John Bell later wrote and edited a number of books, including several on comics such as ''Canuck Comics'' (1986), ''Guardians of the North'' (1992), and ''Invaders from the North'' (2006); on science fiction such as ''Visions from the Edge'' (1981, with Lesley Choyce); and on history, such as ''Halifax: A Literary Portrait'' (1990), and ''Confederate Seadog'' (2002), his own poetry books. and was editor of the poetry journal ''Arc''. | ||
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Revision as of 19:22, 7 June 2015
Borealis was a science fiction fanzine published by Northern Star Press in Canada.
The first issue was released in Halifax, Nova Scotia by John Bell and Alain Chabot in Summer 1978. It featured cover art work by Tim Hammell, and Cathy Hill, and a portfolio of the art work of Gene Day, editor of Dark Fantasy. Included are articles by Alain Chabot, reporting on "Boskone", the Boston convention; Don Grant, writing on fantasy writer David Crombie; and fiction by Spider Robinson.
The second issue appeared in Spring 1979, wand was edited by John Bell. It included a comic strip by Dave Sims, and a portfolio of Rand Gaynor's art work. Articles were by John Bell, Spider Robinson, and Charles Saunders writing on Philip Jose Farmer.
John Bell later wrote and edited a number of books, including several on comics such as Canuck Comics (1986), Guardians of the North (1992), and Invaders from the North (2006); on science fiction such as Visions from the Edge (1981, with Lesley Choyce); and on history, such as Halifax: A Literary Portrait (1990), and Confederate Seadog (2002), his own poetry books. and was editor of the poetry journal Arc.
