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Contributors included John Bartelt and Tom Murn. Interviews with Suzy McKee Charnas and Amanda Bankier ([[The Witch and the Chameleon]]) were featured. | Contributors included John Bartelt and Tom Murn. Interviews with Suzy McKee Charnas and Amanda Bankier ([[The Witch and the Chameleon]]) were featured. | ||
| − | ''Janus'' was nominated for the Hugo Award for best Fanzine from 1978 through to 1980. | + | ''Janus'' was nominated for the Hugo Award for best Fanzine from 1978 through to 1980. Jeanne Gomoll was nominated for the Hugo Award fro best Fan Artist for 1978 and 1980. |
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 13 April 2011
Janus was a science fiction fanzine published in Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A. in the 1970s.
Janus was edited by Janice Bogstad for the first four issues, who was then joined by Jeanne Gomoll as co-editor. Their fanzine was one of the first feminist sf publications.
The editors met at The Madison SF Group, a scinece fiction group founded by Hank Lutrell, Lesleigh Lutrell, Jan Bogstad, Phil Kaveny and Tom Murn in 1974.
Contributors included John Bartelt and Tom Murn. Interviews with Suzy McKee Charnas and Amanda Bankier (The Witch and the Chameleon) were featured.
Janus was nominated for the Hugo Award for best Fanzine from 1978 through to 1980. Jeanne Gomoll was nominated for the Hugo Award fro best Fan Artist for 1978 and 1980.
