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| − | '''Terrible Tales of Tittering Terror''' is a fanzine published by John B. Michel and [[Donald Wollheim]]. | + | [[Image:Terrible_Tales.jpg|right|frame|'''Terrible Tales of Tittering Terror''' 1937]] |
| + | '''Terrible Tales of Tittering Terror''' is a fanzine published by [[John B. Michel]] and [[Donald Wollheim]] in Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A. | ||
| − | ''Terrible Tales of Tittering Tales'' is a humourous one shot zine consisting of 4 pages, published in January | + | ''Terrible Tales of Tittering Tales'' is a humourous one shot zine consisting of 4 pages, published in January, 1937. It consisted only of a table of contents; according to the "publisher's note", the "printers were so terrified by the stories therein, they were unable to continue any further". |
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| + | Donald Wollheim also published [[The Phantagraph]], and both Wollheim and John Michel were co-editors, along with Frederik Pohl, of [[The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction]]. | ||
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[[Category:1930's publications]] | [[Category:1930's publications]] | ||
[[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | [[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | ||
[[Category:Humor]] | [[Category:Humor]] | ||
[[Category:One Shot Zines]] | [[Category:One Shot Zines]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:08, 20 October 2011
Terrible Tales of Tittering Terror 1937
Terrible Tales of Tittering Terror is a fanzine published by John B. Michel and Donald Wollheim in Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A.
Terrible Tales of Tittering Tales is a humourous one shot zine consisting of 4 pages, published in January, 1937. It consisted only of a table of contents; according to the "publisher's note", the "printers were so terrified by the stories therein, they were unable to continue any further".
Donald Wollheim also published The Phantagraph, and both Wollheim and John Michel were co-editors, along with Frederik Pohl, of The International Observer of Science and Science Fiction.
