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The May 17, 2001 issue of the club fanzine merged ''The National Fantasy Fan'' and [[Tightbeam]] into ''The National Fantasy Fan'' (Janine G. Stinson, editor), and was dated Volume 1, No. 1. | The May 17, 2001 issue of the club fanzine merged ''The National Fantasy Fan'' and [[Tightbeam]] into ''The National Fantasy Fan'' (Janine G. Stinson, editor), and was dated Volume 1, No. 1. | ||
| − | Some of the many contributors of writing have included Rick Brooks, Ruth Davidson, Eva Firestone, Donald Franson, Hugo Gernsback, Sarah E. Harder, Seth Johnson, Arnie Katz ([[FIAWOL]]), Janie Lamb ([[The Heiskell Holler]]), Al Lewis, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Dave Locke, Norm Metcalf, Fred Patten, George Nims Raybin, Jack Robins, Heath Row, Jon D. Swartz, Roy Tackett, Stan Woolston. | + | Some of the many contributors of writing have included Rick Brooks, Ruth Davidson, Eva Firestone, Donald Franson, Hugo Gernsback, Sarah E. Harder, Seth Johnson, Arnie Katz ([[FIAWOL]]), Janie Lamb ([[The Heiskell Holler]]), Al Lewis, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Dave Locke ([[Awry]]), Norm Metcalf, Fred Patten, George Nims Raybin, Jack Robins, Heath Row, Jon D. Swartz, Roy Tackett, Stan Woolston. |
Fiction has been contributed by Ralan Conley, and George Phillies, among others. | Fiction has been contributed by Ralan Conley, and George Phillies, among others. | ||
Revision as of 00:58, 7 March 2012
The National Fantasy Fan was a science fiction fanzine published by the National Fantasy Fan Federation.
The National Fantasy Fan Federation is a science fiction and fantasy society based in the U.S.A. that began in 1941, and the same year began publishing its official organ, Bonfire. Louis Russell Chauvenet is credited with naming the fanzine, and was actively involved in the formation of NFFF, serving as its first president. Approximately fifteen issues in total were released as Bonfire between its beginnings in June 1941 and the final issue of December 1944, at which point the name of the fanzine was changed and it became The National Fantasy Fan.
The National Fantasy Fan was published continually from 1944 till 2009, with many different editors at the helm over the many decades it has been released. The editors have included:
- 1945 E.E. Evans and Jack Speer
- 1946-1947 Charles Tanner, Walter Dunkelberger, Milton A. Rothman
- 1947-1948 Ray C. Higgs
- 1950-1952 Art Rapp, Stuart S. Hoffman, Ray C. Higgs
- 1961 Ralph Holland
- 1962 Robert Osman
- 1963 Donald Franson
- 1964 Janie Lamb, Wally Weber
- 1968 Don Miller
- early 1970s Joanne Burger
- mid 1970s Sheryl Birkehad
- late 1970s Joane Burger
- 1991-1992 Tom Gatewood
- 2000 Janine Dtinson, Ruth Davidson, Bob Sabella
- 2001 Janine Stinson
- 2003 Janine Stinson, Laura Hazelwood
- 2004 Ruth Davidson, Bob Sabella
- 2005-2006 Bob Sabella, Ruth Davidson, Jeffrey Redmond, Chris Garcia
- 2008 Ruth Davidson
- 2009-2010 Heath Row
The May 17, 2001 issue of the club fanzine merged The National Fantasy Fan and Tightbeam into The National Fantasy Fan (Janine G. Stinson, editor), and was dated Volume 1, No. 1.
Some of the many contributors of writing have included Rick Brooks, Ruth Davidson, Eva Firestone, Donald Franson, Hugo Gernsback, Sarah E. Harder, Seth Johnson, Arnie Katz (FIAWOL), Janie Lamb (The Heiskell Holler), Al Lewis, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Dave Locke (Awry), Norm Metcalf, Fred Patten, George Nims Raybin, Jack Robins, Heath Row, Jon D. Swartz, Roy Tackett, Stan Woolston.
Fiction has been contributed by Ralan Conley, and George Phillies, among others.
Some contributors of art work include Ruth Davidson, Sarah E. Harder, Patricia King, Lee and J.J. MacFadden, Shane McGrath, and Michael Mitchell.
