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It was announced the Eva Kent would shortly be leaving SF/SF, leading the editors looking for their third layout editor. | It was announced the Eva Kent would shortly be leaving SF/SF, leading the editors looking for their third layout editor. | ||
Revision as of 12:49, 2 November 2011
Science Fiction / San Francisco (often referred to as SF/SF) is a Science Fiction fanzine founded by Jack Avery in 2005.
Science Fiction / San francisco has been hosted on eFanzines.com from issue 1 and is available as a PDF Webzine. Jack Avery edited the fanzine alone for the first nine issues. During this time, it featuring articles from Chris Garcia, Jean Martin and Dr. Noe. A large chunk of each issue was a Bay Area Fandom Calendar. After issue 9, he announced that he was giving the zine up.
Garcia and Martin then took up editorship of SF while Avery remained doing layout and the calendar section. After issue 20, Avery left the zine and was replaced by Eva Kent. David Moyce came on board as proof-reader and handling the calendar section. That remains the main creative team to present, with Jean Martin as the editor.
Regular contributors include Espana Sheriff, Robert Hole, Howeird, Barbara Johnson-Haddad, Diane Rooney, Andrew Trembley.
Contributing photographers include Oscar Chang, Howeird, Deboran Kopec, and Jean Martin.
Contributing artists include Mo Starkey.
Letters came from Greg Pickersgill (Rastus Johnson's Cakewalk), John Purcell (Askance) and Lloyd Penney (Torus).
It was announced the Eva Kent would shortly be leaving SF/SF, leading the editors looking for their third layout editor.
