Difference between revisions of "Nandu"
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Cover art was provided by Richard Bergeron (#5 & #8), [[Margaret Dominick (DEA)]] (#18), Nan Gerding (#1), Thomas Gerding (#28 & #29), Vee Hampton (#3), Tom Reamy (#4), Nancy Share (#2), and others. | Cover art was provided by Richard Bergeron (#5 & #8), [[Margaret Dominick (DEA)]] (#18), Nan Gerding (#1), Thomas Gerding (#28 & #29), Vee Hampton (#3), Tom Reamy (#4), Nancy Share (#2), and others. | ||
| − | Other illustrations came from Bill Ballard, Wrai Ballard, Richard Bergeron, Ron Dee, Margaret Dominick (DEA), Henry Ebel, Bob Farnham, Nan Gerding, Vee Hampton, Jack Harness, Glover Prescott, Art Rapp, Tom Reamy, William Rotsler, [[Nancy Share]] ([[Hodge Podge]]), Terry Wilson, Stan Woolston, and others. | + | Other illustrations came from Bill Ballard, Wrai Ballard, Richard Bergeron, Ron Dee, Margaret Dominick (DEA), Henry Ebel, Bob Farnham, Nan Gerding, Vee Hampton, Jack Harness, Glover Prescott, Art Rapp, Tom Reamy, William Rotsler, [[Nancy Share]] ([[Hodge-Podge]]), Terry Wilson, Stan Woolston, and others. |
[[Category:Zine]] | [[Category:Zine]] | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 30 August 2012
Nandu was a science fiction and fantasy zine edited and published by Nan Gerding in Roseville, Illinois, U.S.A.
The first issue appeared in December 1952. At least 29 issues were published, the 29th coming out in January 1965.
Poetry was contributed by Garth Bentley, John Brunner (as K. Houston Brunner), "Jack-the-Ripper", Nan Gerding, Orma McCormick (Starlanes), Fred Remus, Stan Woolston (The National Fantasy Fan, Tightbeam), and others.
Cover art was provided by Richard Bergeron (#5 & #8), Margaret Dominick (DEA) (#18), Nan Gerding (#1), Thomas Gerding (#28 & #29), Vee Hampton (#3), Tom Reamy (#4), Nancy Share (#2), and others.
Other illustrations came from Bill Ballard, Wrai Ballard, Richard Bergeron, Ron Dee, Margaret Dominick (DEA), Henry Ebel, Bob Farnham, Nan Gerding, Vee Hampton, Jack Harness, Glover Prescott, Art Rapp, Tom Reamy, William Rotsler, Nancy Share (Hodge-Podge), Terry Wilson, Stan Woolston, and others.
