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Eight issues were published (No. 21-no. 28), with the numbering continuing on from [[Australian science fiction review|The Australian Science Fiction Review]]. | Eight issues were published (No. 21-no. 28), with the numbering continuing on from [[Australian science fiction review|The Australian Science Fiction Review]]. | ||
| − | Contributors included Harry Coachman, D.G.Compton, James Goodwin, and George Turner. | + | Contributors included Mervyn Barrett, A. Bertram Chandler, Harry Coachman, D.G.Compton, James Goodwin, Stanislaw Lem, Thomas Love Peacock, and George Turner. |
The fanzine subsequently went into a long hiatus before being relaunched as the [[Australian science fiction review. Second series|Australian Science Fiction Review (second series)]] in 1986. | The fanzine subsequently went into a long hiatus before being relaunched as the [[Australian science fiction review. Second series|Australian Science Fiction Review (second series)]] in 1986. | ||
Revision as of 06:08, 4 April 2011
Scythrop (December 1969 and Summer 1973-1974), formerly the Australian science fiction review, was an Australian science fiction fanzine edited and published by John Bangsund.
Eight issues were published (No. 21-no. 28), with the numbering continuing on from The Australian Science Fiction Review.
Contributors included Mervyn Barrett, A. Bertram Chandler, Harry Coachman, D.G.Compton, James Goodwin, Stanislaw Lem, Thomas Love Peacock, and George Turner.
The fanzine subsequently went into a long hiatus before being relaunched as the Australian Science Fiction Review (second series) in 1986.
External Links
- Scythrop, National Library of Australia catalogue record
