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Peter Roberts, In his review in the July 1969 issue of [[Checkpoint]], Peter Roberts says, | Peter Roberts, In his review in the July 1969 issue of [[Checkpoint]], Peter Roberts says, | ||
''"Oz (and Beryl thought of the title first) is probably the best fanzine to appear regularly in OMPA, combining, as it does, personal natterings and opinions, mailing comments (though not in this issue), and a couple of guest columns interspersed with the odd article...Recommended."'' | ''"Oz (and Beryl thought of the title first) is probably the best fanzine to appear regularly in OMPA, combining, as it does, personal natterings and opinions, mailing comments (though not in this issue), and a couple of guest columns interspersed with the odd article...Recommended."'' | ||
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Revision as of 22:55, 18 September 2015
Oz was a science fiction fanzine by Beryl Mercer (1924-2003).
The first issue of Oz was published in March 1965 in the UK, and distributed through OMPA, Offtrails Magazine Publishers Association. It was the successor to Beryl's previous zine Link. Twelve issues of this title appeared, the last in September 1969.
Oz featured contributions from Peter Mason, a regular column, "Oh Didn't He Ramble", by Archie Mercer (Vector), the column "The Naked Artichoke" by Don Studebaker, and Roberta Gray (Vagary, Vector).
Letters came from John James and Christopher Priest, among others.
Peter Roberts, In his review in the July 1969 issue of Checkpoint, Peter Roberts says, "Oz (and Beryl thought of the title first) is probably the best fanzine to appear regularly in OMPA, combining, as it does, personal natterings and opinions, mailing comments (though not in this issue), and a couple of guest columns interspersed with the odd article...Recommended."
After this fanzine, Beryl began co-editing The Middle Earthworm with Archie Mercer.
