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[[Image:Snarl_Virginia_Kidd_copy.jpg|right|frame|'''Snarl'''<br/>Issue 1 April 1948]] | [[Image:Snarl_Virginia_Kidd_copy.jpg|right|frame|'''Snarl'''<br/>Issue 1 April 1948]] | ||
| − | '''Snarl''' was a science fiction fanzine by Virginia Kidd Blish. | + | '''Snarl''' was a science fiction fanzine by [[Virginia Kidd]] (as Virginia Blish). |
Subtitled "the magazine of praise and appraisal", ''Snarl'' was published in the U.S.A. under Virginia Kidd's married name of Virginia Blish, and was released during her marriage to James Blish in the 1940s. | Subtitled "the magazine of praise and appraisal", ''Snarl'' was published in the U.S.A. under Virginia Kidd's married name of Virginia Blish, and was released during her marriage to James Blish in the 1940s. | ||
| − | ''Snarl'' was an apazine and issue one was published in April 1948 for the Vanguard Amateur Press Association. It consisted of exchanges, in prose and verse, between Kidd and Ray C. Higgs, editor of [[The National Fantasy Fan]] and [[The Explorer]]. | + | ''Snarl'' was an apazine and issue one was published in April 1948 for the Vanguard Amateur Press Association. It consisted of exchanges, in prose and verse, between Kidd and Ray C. Higgs, editor of [[The National Fantasy Fan]], and later the fanzines [[Arion]], [[Fantasia (Higgs)|Fantasia]], and [[The Explorer]]. |
Eleven issues of ''Snarl'' were released. | Eleven issues of ''Snarl'' were released. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:00, 9 September 2012
Snarl
Issue 1 April 1948
Issue 1 April 1948
Snarl was a science fiction fanzine by Virginia Kidd (as Virginia Blish).
Subtitled "the magazine of praise and appraisal", Snarl was published in the U.S.A. under Virginia Kidd's married name of Virginia Blish, and was released during her marriage to James Blish in the 1940s.
Snarl was an apazine and issue one was published in April 1948 for the Vanguard Amateur Press Association. It consisted of exchanges, in prose and verse, between Kidd and Ray C. Higgs, editor of The National Fantasy Fan, and later the fanzines Arion, Fantasia, and The Explorer.
Eleven issues of Snarl were released.
Virginia Kidd would go on to publish the poetry fanzine Kinesis in the 1960s.
