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''Alien Culture'' was first released in January 1949. Four issues appeared that year, the second issue appearing in April. It described itself as, "An amateur publication for fans of the field of fantastic literature inclusive of fantasy, science-fiction and weird fiction." | ''Alien Culture'' was first released in January 1949. Four issues appeared that year, the second issue appearing in April. It described itself as, "An amateur publication for fans of the field of fantastic literature inclusive of fantasy, science-fiction and weird fiction." | ||
| − | + | Contributors to ''Alien Culture'' included Evan H. Appleman, Joseph B. Baker, R. Flavie Carson, Walter A Coslet ([[The Scientifictionist]]), August Derleth, R. L. Farnsworth, Dale Hart ([[Shangri L'Affaires]]), David H. Keller, Jos Leary, J.C. May, H. T. McAdams, Eldred Smith, and [[Genevieve K. Stephens]] ([[Loki]]). | |
Volume 1, No.2 featured an essay on the short stories of Clark Ashton Smith by Eldred Smith. | Volume 1, No.2 featured an essay on the short stories of Clark Ashton Smith by Eldred Smith. | ||
Revision as of 21:38, 27 June 2011
Alien Culture was a science fiction, fantasy and weird stories fanzine by Jim Leary.
Alien Culture was first released in January 1949. Four issues appeared that year, the second issue appearing in April. It described itself as, "An amateur publication for fans of the field of fantastic literature inclusive of fantasy, science-fiction and weird fiction."
Contributors to Alien Culture included Evan H. Appleman, Joseph B. Baker, R. Flavie Carson, Walter A Coslet (The Scientifictionist), August Derleth, R. L. Farnsworth, Dale Hart (Shangri L'Affaires), David H. Keller, Jos Leary, J.C. May, H. T. McAdams, Eldred Smith, and Genevieve K. Stephens (Loki).
Volume 1, No.2 featured an essay on the short stories of Clark Ashton Smith by Eldred Smith.
Illustrations were contributed by John Cockroft and William Rotsler.
Cover art was by D. Bruce Berry.
