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Janet Fox published her newsletter throughout the 1980s. | Janet Fox published her newsletter throughout the 1980s. | ||
| − | ''Scavenger's Newlsetter'' regularly featured short stories and poems by authors of weird fiction, horror, and tales of the Supernatural, alongside listing of fanzines and small press publications intended for writers seeking publication. | + | ''Scavenger's Newlsetter'' regularly featured short stories and poems by authors of weird fiction, horror, and tales of the Supernatural as well as articles and essays on writing, alongside listing of fanzines and small press publications intended for writers seeking publication. |
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| + | Contributors of fiction included Donald J. Levit, Lyn McConchie, Dodie Miller, A.R. Morlan, Kiel Stuart, and Tamara Wilhite. | ||
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| + | Contributors of articles and essays included Judith F. Bullock, Thomas Deja, R. David Fulcher, Joyce Frohn, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and H.P. Werner. | ||
Also included were interviews with writers such as G.Sutton Breiding, by Billy Wolfenbarger. | Also included were interviews with writers such as G.Sutton Breiding, by Billy Wolfenbarger. | ||
Revision as of 04:16, 27 August 2011
Scavenger's Newsletter was a literary fanzine by Janet Fox.
Janet Fox published her newsletter throughout the 1980s.
Scavenger's Newlsetter regularly featured short stories and poems by authors of weird fiction, horror, and tales of the Supernatural as well as articles and essays on writing, alongside listing of fanzines and small press publications intended for writers seeking publication.
Contributors of fiction included Donald J. Levit, Lyn McConchie, Dodie Miller, A.R. Morlan, Kiel Stuart, and Tamara Wilhite.
Contributors of articles and essays included Judith F. Bullock, Thomas Deja, R. David Fulcher, Joyce Frohn, Marge Simon (Star*Line), and H.P. Werner.
Also included were interviews with writers such as G.Sutton Breiding, by Billy Wolfenbarger.
