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Published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ''Xenium'' was begun as an apazine for APA-45 by Mike Glicksohn and [[Susan Wood]]; as of issue four, which was constituted as "Volume 2", it was edited by Mike Glicksohn alone, and was distributed by [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]]. | Published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ''Xenium'' was begun as an apazine for APA-45 by Mike Glicksohn and [[Susan Wood]]; as of issue four, which was constituted as "Volume 2", it was edited by Mike Glicksohn alone, and was distributed by [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]]. | ||
| − | Contributors of writing included John Alderson, Grant Canfield, Norm Clarke ([[Honque]], [[Queebshots]]), Harlan Ellison ( [[Science Fantasy Bulletin]]), Joe Haldeman, Andy Offutt, [[Mae Strelkov]], | + | Contributors of writing included John Alderson, Grant Canfield, Norm Clarke ([[Honque]], [[Queebshots]]), Harlan Ellison ( [[Science Fantasy Bulletin]]), Joe Haldeman, Andy Offutt, [[Mae Strelkov]], Susan Wood ([[Aspidistra]], [[Amor]]), and Ben Zuhl. |
Contributors of art work included Alicia Austin, Barry Base, Randy Bathurst, Harry Bell, John Berry, [[Sheryl Birkhead]], Grant Canfield, Derek Carter, Connie Reich Faddis ([[Interphase]]), Mike Gilbert, C. Lee Healy, John Ingham, Tim Kirk, Vic Kostriken, Marty Larson, Barry Kent MacKay, Jim McLeod, Paul Neary, [[Bill Rotsler]], Jim Shull, Dan Steffan, Angus Taylor, [[Bjo Trimble]] ([[Melange]]), and others. | Contributors of art work included Alicia Austin, Barry Base, Randy Bathurst, Harry Bell, John Berry, [[Sheryl Birkhead]], Grant Canfield, Derek Carter, Connie Reich Faddis ([[Interphase]]), Mike Gilbert, C. Lee Healy, John Ingham, Tim Kirk, Vic Kostriken, Marty Larson, Barry Kent MacKay, Jim McLeod, Paul Neary, [[Bill Rotsler]], Jim Shull, Dan Steffan, Angus Taylor, [[Bjo Trimble]] ([[Melange]]), and others. | ||
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Contributions of comic strips came from Alicia Austin, and Steve Stiles. | Contributions of comic strips came from Alicia Austin, and Steve Stiles. | ||
| − | Letters came from Robert Bloch, Eli Cohen ([[Kratophany]]), Don D'Ammassa ([[Mythologies]]), David Emerson ([[Rune]]), Jackie Franke ([[Resolution]]), Jerry Kaufman ([[The Spanish Inquisition]]), Eric Lindsay, Sam Long, Mike O'Brien, Peter Roberts, Bob Tucker ([[Le Zombie]]), and others. | + | Letters came from Robert Bloch, Eli Cohen ([[Kratophany]]), Don D'Ammassa ([[Mythologies]]), David Emerson ([[Rune]]), Jackie Franke ([[Resolution]]), Jerry Kaufman ([[The Spanish Inquisition]]), Eric Lindsay, Sam Long, Mike O'Brien, Peter Roberts, Paul Skelton, Bob Tucker ([[Le Zombie]]), and others. |
Mike Glicksohn and Susan Wood also published [[Energumen]]. | Mike Glicksohn and Susan Wood also published [[Energumen]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 26 June 2014
Xenium was a science fiction fanzine by Mike Glicksohn.
Published in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Xenium was begun as an apazine for APA-45 by Mike Glicksohn and Susan Wood; as of issue four, which was constituted as "Volume 2", it was edited by Mike Glicksohn alone, and was distributed by Fantasy Amateur Press Association.
Contributors of writing included John Alderson, Grant Canfield, Norm Clarke (Honque, Queebshots), Harlan Ellison ( Science Fantasy Bulletin), Joe Haldeman, Andy Offutt, Mae Strelkov, Susan Wood (Aspidistra, Amor), and Ben Zuhl.
Contributors of art work included Alicia Austin, Barry Base, Randy Bathurst, Harry Bell, John Berry, Sheryl Birkhead, Grant Canfield, Derek Carter, Connie Reich Faddis (Interphase), Mike Gilbert, C. Lee Healy, John Ingham, Tim Kirk, Vic Kostriken, Marty Larson, Barry Kent MacKay, Jim McLeod, Paul Neary, Bill Rotsler, Jim Shull, Dan Steffan, Angus Taylor, Bjo Trimble (Melange), and others.
Covers were by C. Lee Healy (#1, #3, #5), Tim Kirk (#2), Jim Shull (#4), Terry Austin and Randy Bathurst (#6), Terry Austin (#7), Derek Carter (#8, #10).
Contributions of comic strips came from Alicia Austin, and Steve Stiles.
Letters came from Robert Bloch, Eli Cohen (Kratophany), Don D'Ammassa (Mythologies), David Emerson (Rune), Jackie Franke (Resolution), Jerry Kaufman (The Spanish Inquisition), Eric Lindsay, Sam Long, Mike O'Brien, Peter Roberts, Paul Skelton, Bob Tucker (Le Zombie), and others.
Mike Glicksohn and Susan Wood also published Energumen.
