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The zine featured three regular columns; "Billy the Squid" by [[Greg Pickersgill]], a column called "Condom" by Chris Priest, and Simone Walsh's own column. | The zine featured three regular columns; "Billy the Squid" by [[Greg Pickersgill]], a column called "Condom" by Chris Priest, and Simone Walsh's own column. | ||
| − | At the same time as ''Seamonsters'' was being published, Simone Walsh was also writing a regular column for | + | At the same time as ''Seamonsters'' was being published, Simone Walsh was also writing a regular column for Greg Pickersgill's [[Stop Breaking Down]]. |
''Seamonsters'' was the winner of the [[Nova Award for Best Fanzine]] in 1979. | ''Seamonsters'' was the winner of the [[Nova Award for Best Fanzine]] in 1979. | ||
Revision as of 20:24, 14 August 2011
Seamonsters was a science fiction fanzine edited by Simone Walsh.
Seamonsters was published in London, England, in the 1970s. Four issues appeared, the last in August 1979.
Contributors included Chris Atkinson (Start Breaking Up, Solo Flight), Alan Dorey (Gross Encounters), Ann Looker, and Don West.
The zine featured three regular columns; "Billy the Squid" by Greg Pickersgill, a column called "Condom" by Chris Priest, and Simone Walsh's own column.
At the same time as Seamonsters was being published, Simone Walsh was also writing a regular column for Greg Pickersgill's Stop Breaking Down.
Seamonsters was the winner of the Nova Award for Best Fanzine in 1979.
