FANAC - The Fan History Project

Title:	Call for submissions for heart-related fanzine
Author:	laurahcory1 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-06-12 @ 13:18
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Mood:	busy

Hi folks, I hope this isn't off-topic; if so, please tell me and I'll delete it. I'm putting out a call for submissions for a one-off fanzine I'm doing called A CHANGE OF HEART--details here:

http://laurahcory1.livejournal.com/35098.html

Thanks, and feel free to share the link.

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Title:	Fanac updates for May
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-05-30 @ 08:49
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May 30, 2009: We have added the latest issue of the Mt. Holz Science Fiction Society's newsletter The MT Void, Vol. 27, No. 48, that was sent to us by Mark and Evelyn Leeper. Thank you both; ( Read more... )

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Title:	A fairly busy month
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-04-30 @ 12:40
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April 30, 2009: We have added the latest issue (#86 May 2009) of The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet . Thank you Edwina Harvey & Ted Scribner for sending it to us.; ( Read more... )

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Title:	List: C/L-A-A TV Series
Author:	b_raico posting in fanac
Date:	2009-04-06 @ 01:30
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Mood:	curious

There are certain gems on tv, with low budgets, mostly unknown actors, and borrowed storylines. They tend to run in the same production circles too (common producers/directors, recycled actors, etc). For some reason I love these shows

! I think I just have a knack for remembering elaborate mythologies, like Marvel comics or whatever. They don't really have a common thread, but they sort of fall into a genre...... and i'm making a list!

( Campy Live-Action-Adventure Tv Series )

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Title:	A busy and somewhat scary month
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-03-31 @ 08:48
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March 29, 2009: The Fanac Fan History website has been moved to a new Internet Host at X7 Hosting. The move, which was not our idea, appears to have been fairly successful but if you notice anything that's screwed up please drop a note to
-- Jack Weaver, Webmaster
Fanac Fan History Project
Thanks; ( Read more... )

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Title:	Recent activity at the Fanac Fan History Project
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-02-21 @ 07:30
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February 20, 2009: We have added the latest issue of the Mt. Holz Science Fiction Society's newsletter The MT Void, Vol. 27, No. 34, that was sent to us by Mark and Evelyn Leeper. Thank you both; ( Read more... )

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Title:	The month at Fanac
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2009-01-22 @ 09:12
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January 18, 2009: We have updated the Fanac Names Cross Reference. There are currently 21,521 names in these listings.; ( Read more... )

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Title:	A very slow December
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2008-12-23 @ 10:16
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December 23, 2008: Jean Webber has updated the Fan Funds pages for the Down Under and Going Up and Over/Under Fan Funds. Thanks Jean.; ( Read more... )

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Title:	A quiet month at Fanac with one boo-boo
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2008-11-22 @ 10:35
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November 21, 2008: We have added the latest issue of the Mt. Holz Science Fiction Society's newsletter The MT Void, Vol. 27, No. 21, that was sent to us by Mark and Evelyn Leeper. Thank you both; ( Read more... )

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Title:	Another month has passed
Author:	jackw1926 posting in fanac
Date:	2008-10-23 @ 07:57
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October 18, 2008: We have added the latest issue of the Mt. Holz Science Fiction Society's newsletter The MT Void, Vol. 27, No. 16, that was sent to us by Mark and Evelyn Leeper. Thank you both; ( Read more... )

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