Difference between revisions of "New Canadian Fandom"
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Contributors of writing included Doug Barbour, Marianne Nielsen, Randy Reichardt, Chris Rutkowski, Elisabeth Vonarburg, and Taral Wayne, among others. | Contributors of writing included Doug Barbour, Marianne Nielsen, Randy Reichardt, Chris Rutkowski, Elisabeth Vonarburg, and Taral Wayne, among others. | ||
| − | Letters came from Jim Allan, John Bell, Leslie David, Stan G. Hyde, Anne Sherlock, Garth Spencer, | + | Letters came from Jim Allan, John Bell, Leslie David, Stan G. Hyde, Michael Vernon MacKay, Ian McKeer, David Palter, Anne Sherlock, Garth Spencer, Sam Wagar, [[Harry Warner, Jr.]] ([[Horizons]]), and Neil Williams, among others. |
Robert Runte had previously been one of the editors of [[The Monthly Monthly]], and was also one of the editors of [[Neology]]. | Robert Runte had previously been one of the editors of [[The Monthly Monthly]], and was also one of the editors of [[Neology]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:20, 15 March 2014
New Canadian Fandom was a science fiction fanzine edited by Robert Runte and published by Michael Hall.
Released in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the first issue appeared April-May 1981. The stated goal of the fanzine was to be a national newsletter.
Contributors of artwork included Tom Cardy, Jerry Collins, Phillip Gagnon, Rand Gayner, Terry Jeeves (ERG), Barry Kent MacKay, AnnDell Savelle, Stu Shiffman, and Fran Trevisani, David Vereschagin (The Monthly Monthly), and Taral Wayne ([[DNQ}}), among others.
Contributors of writing included Doug Barbour, Marianne Nielsen, Randy Reichardt, Chris Rutkowski, Elisabeth Vonarburg, and Taral Wayne, among others.
Letters came from Jim Allan, John Bell, Leslie David, Stan G. Hyde, Michael Vernon MacKay, Ian McKeer, David Palter, Anne Sherlock, Garth Spencer, Sam Wagar, Harry Warner, Jr. (Horizons), and Neil Williams, among others.
Robert Runte had previously been one of the editors of The Monthly Monthly, and was also one of the editors of Neology.
External Links
- Issues #1 and #2 of New Canadian Fandom online at Canadian Science Fiction Fanzine Archive.
