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| − | '''Eclipse''' was a science fiction [[fanzine]] published by | + | '''Eclipse''' was a science fiction [[fanzine]] published by members of the Detroit Science Fictioneers. |
| − | + | ''Eclipse'' was published in Detroit, Michigan. U.S.A., and was the official publication of the Detroit Science Fictioneers, and shared the same headquarters. Members of the group are Richard Kuhn, Lynn Bridges, Rudy Sayn, Eugene Calewaert, Jack Jones, Seymour Kaptoansky, Katherine Merousson, Lee O'Connellm, and Portteus. It was a twenty page, mimeographed publication that featured science fiction writing and reviews of the latest 'pulp' SF prozines and books by SF authors. | |
| − | + | The editors for issue 1 of ''Eclipse'', published in February 1941, were Kuhn, Bridges and Portteus, as well as for issue 2, released in April. Issue 3, from June, was edited by Richard Kuhn. Issue 4, appearing in August, was edited by Lynn Bridges and Rudy Sayn. Issue 44 of [[Le Zombie]] reported that in November, Richard Kuhn gave an opening address at the Michifan Convention. Issue 5 (#2.1), the last issue of ''Eclipse'', was published in February 1942, and edited by Richard Kuhn. | |
| − | + | During World War II, Sgt. Lynn Bridges was stationed in New York City and after the war went on to do a fanzine for the [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]]. | |
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Latest revision as of 03:04, 12 December 2011
Issue One 1941
Eclipse was a science fiction fanzine published by members of the Detroit Science Fictioneers.
Eclipse was published in Detroit, Michigan. U.S.A., and was the official publication of the Detroit Science Fictioneers, and shared the same headquarters. Members of the group are Richard Kuhn, Lynn Bridges, Rudy Sayn, Eugene Calewaert, Jack Jones, Seymour Kaptoansky, Katherine Merousson, Lee O'Connellm, and Portteus. It was a twenty page, mimeographed publication that featured science fiction writing and reviews of the latest 'pulp' SF prozines and books by SF authors.
The editors for issue 1 of Eclipse, published in February 1941, were Kuhn, Bridges and Portteus, as well as for issue 2, released in April. Issue 3, from June, was edited by Richard Kuhn. Issue 4, appearing in August, was edited by Lynn Bridges and Rudy Sayn. Issue 44 of Le Zombie reported that in November, Richard Kuhn gave an opening address at the Michifan Convention. Issue 5 (#2.1), the last issue of Eclipse, was published in February 1942, and edited by Richard Kuhn.
During World War II, Sgt. Lynn Bridges was stationed in New York City and after the war went on to do a fanzine for the Fantasy Amateur Press Association.
