Difference between revisions of "Khatru"
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| + | [[Image:Khatru_copy.jpg|right|frame|'''Khatru'''<br/> Cover art by [[Bill Rotsler|William Rotsler]]<br/> (caption: "Don't stare at me like that! Haven't you ever seen a sercon fan before? And wash your hands!")]] | ||
'''Khatru''' was a science fiction fanzine by Jeffrey D. Smith. | '''Khatru''' was a science fiction fanzine by Jeffrey D. Smith. | ||
| − | ''Khatru'' was published in the 1970s. | + | ''Khatru'' was published in the 1970s. When it first appeared in 1970 it was named ''Phantasmicon'', but soon after the name was changed to ''Khatru''. |
| − | In 1975, ''Khatru'' editor Smith began the "Khatru Symposium of Women in Science Fiction", which took place in the mail over a seventh month period, and was published in a double issue ( 3 & | + | In 1975, ''Khatru'' editor Smith began the "Khatru Symposium of Women in Science Fiction", which took place in the mail over a seventh month period, and was published in a double issue ( 3 & 4) in November. The participants were Suzy McKee Charnas, Samuel R. Delany, [[Virginia Kidd]] ([[Snarl]], [[Kinesis]]), Ursula Le Guin, Vonda N. McIntyre, Raylyn Moore, Joanna Russ, James Tiptree, Jr., Luise White, Kate Wilhelm, and Chelsea Quinn Yabro, and the editor. |
Contributors to other issues included Jeffrey Frane ([[Hedgehog]]), and Angus Taylor. Taylor's essay in issue 1, "Reactionary Ideology in Science Fiction" has been noted as influential. | Contributors to other issues included Jeffrey Frane ([[Hedgehog]]), and Angus Taylor. Taylor's essay in issue 1, "Reactionary Ideology in Science Fiction" has been noted as influential. | ||
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Contributors of art included Grant Canfield, Phil Foglio, Jeffrey Frane, Mark Gerson and [[Bill Rotsler|William Rotsler]]. | Contributors of art included Grant Canfield, Phil Foglio, Jeffrey Frane, Mark Gerson and [[Bill Rotsler|William Rotsler]]. | ||
| − | Also included were interviews with musician Jon Anderson, and writer Dick Francis | + | Also included were interviews with musician Jon Anderson of the band Yes, and writer Dick Francis with researcher Mary Francis, and with writer James Tiptree, Jr. |
[[Category:Zine]] | [[Category:Zine]] | ||
[[Category:1970's publications]] | [[Category:1970's publications]] | ||
[[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | [[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:59, 9 September 2012
Cover art by William Rotsler
(caption: "Don't stare at me like that! Haven't you ever seen a sercon fan before? And wash your hands!")
Khatru was a science fiction fanzine by Jeffrey D. Smith.
Khatru was published in the 1970s. When it first appeared in 1970 it was named Phantasmicon, but soon after the name was changed to Khatru.
In 1975, Khatru editor Smith began the "Khatru Symposium of Women in Science Fiction", which took place in the mail over a seventh month period, and was published in a double issue ( 3 & 4) in November. The participants were Suzy McKee Charnas, Samuel R. Delany, Virginia Kidd (Snarl, Kinesis), Ursula Le Guin, Vonda N. McIntyre, Raylyn Moore, Joanna Russ, James Tiptree, Jr., Luise White, Kate Wilhelm, and Chelsea Quinn Yabro, and the editor.
Contributors to other issues included Jeffrey Frane (Hedgehog), and Angus Taylor. Taylor's essay in issue 1, "Reactionary Ideology in Science Fiction" has been noted as influential.
Contributors of art included Grant Canfield, Phil Foglio, Jeffrey Frane, Mark Gerson and William Rotsler.
Also included were interviews with musician Jon Anderson of the band Yes, and writer Dick Francis with researcher Mary Francis, and with writer James Tiptree, Jr.
