Difference between revisions of "Amanita Brandy"
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Issue 3 featured James S. Dorr, Steve Eng, Steve Sneyd, and Neil Wilgus. | Issue 3 featured James S. Dorr, Steve Eng, Steve Sneyd, and Neil Wilgus. | ||
| − | Issue 4 featured Jonathon M. Berkowitz, John Binns, James S. Dorr, Lynne Gauger, John Graywood, K.S. Hardy, Jerry Jax, Catherine Mintz, Gerald W. Page, Ann K. Schwader, Bobbi Sinha-Morley, Steve Sneyd ([[Data Dump]]). | + | Issue 4 featured Jonathon M. Berkowitz, John Binns, J.W. Donelly, James S. Dorr, A.G. Farnell, Lynne Gauger, John Graywood, A. Arthur Griffin, K.S. Hardy, Jerry Jax, Catherine Mintz, Gerald W. Page, Ann K. Schwader, Steven L. Shrewsbury, Bobbi Sinha-Morley, Steve Sneyd ([[Data Dump]]). |
W. Paul Ganley was also the publisher of [[Eerie Country]]. | W. Paul Ganley was also the publisher of [[Eerie Country]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:03, 12 September 2011
Amanita Brandy is a small press publication of weird and fantasy poetry by W. Paul Ganley.
Four issues of Amanita Brandy were released, beginning in 1980 with issue #1. Issue #2 was published in 1989, issue #3 in 1992, and the last issue published in Summer 1999.
Issue 1 featured Charles de Lint, Stephen Gresham,
Issue 3 featured James S. Dorr, Steve Eng, Steve Sneyd, and Neil Wilgus.
Issue 4 featured Jonathon M. Berkowitz, John Binns, J.W. Donelly, James S. Dorr, A.G. Farnell, Lynne Gauger, John Graywood, A. Arthur Griffin, K.S. Hardy, Jerry Jax, Catherine Mintz, Gerald W. Page, Ann K. Schwader, Steven L. Shrewsbury, Bobbi Sinha-Morley, Steve Sneyd (Data Dump).
W. Paul Ganley was also the publisher of Eerie Country.
