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| − | '''Destiny''' was a science fiction fanzine by Jim Bradley and Malcolm Willits published in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. | + | '''Destiny''' was a science fiction fanzine by Jim Bradley, Earl Kemp and Malcolm Willits published in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. |
| − | The first issue appeared in 1950. Ten issues | + | The first issue appeared in 1950. Ten issues of this title were published, the last in Summer 1954. |
| − | Cover art was by [[Hannes Bok]], | + | Cover art was by [[Hannes Bok]], Max Keasler, Stanley R. Sommer. |
| − | + | Illustrations were by D. Bruce Berry, Jim Bradley, Robert E. Briney, Ralph Rayburn Philips, Paul Powlesland, Haskell Richardson, and Malcolm Willits. | |
| − | Written contributions of fiction and poetry were by D. Bruce Berry, Henry Chabot, Andrew Duane, Pat Eaton, Allen Kenney. | + | Written contributions of fiction and poetry were by D. Bruce Berry, Robert E. Briney, Henry Chabot, Andrew Duane, Pat Eaton, P.H. Economou, Earl Kemp, Allen Kenney, Paul Powlesland. |
| − | Articles were by Robert Bloch, August Derluth, L. Stern Lawrence, D.C. Richardson, George Wetzel. | + | Articles were by Robert Bloch, Donald B. Day, August Derluth, L. Stern Lawrence, D.C. Richardson, George Wetzel. |
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Revision as of 04:29, 25 March 2011
Destiny was a science fiction fanzine by Jim Bradley, Earl Kemp and Malcolm Willits published in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.
The first issue appeared in 1950. Ten issues of this title were published, the last in Summer 1954.
Cover art was by Hannes Bok, Max Keasler, Stanley R. Sommer.
Illustrations were by D. Bruce Berry, Jim Bradley, Robert E. Briney, Ralph Rayburn Philips, Paul Powlesland, Haskell Richardson, and Malcolm Willits.
Written contributions of fiction and poetry were by D. Bruce Berry, Robert E. Briney, Henry Chabot, Andrew Duane, Pat Eaton, P.H. Economou, Earl Kemp, Allen Kenney, Paul Powlesland.
Articles were by Robert Bloch, Donald B. Day, August Derluth, L. Stern Lawrence, D.C. Richardson, George Wetzel.
