Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 41 — page 121: what you’re looking at

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Fanzine Reviews This month we are, in the main, dealing with American fanzines, because we would like to see a great deal more interchanging of these publications, with a resultant spread of understanding and friend- ship between the two largest groups of science fiction fans. So we hope those readers interested will join the subscriber lists of these inexpensive, interesting little booklets. DESTINY is an extremely well produced fanzine of some thirty-two lithographed pages put out by Malcolm Willits and Earl Kemp from either 3477 North Clark Street, Chicago, Ill., or 11848 S.E. Boule- vard, Portland 66, Oregon. It contains mostly articles on science fiction, with a few stories and poems here and there. The illus- trations are very good, well-drawn _ and properly printed. Many photo- graphs, too. Subscription is one dollar for four issues (25 cents a copy). CosmaG, from Ian T. Macauley, 57 East Park Lane, N.E., Atlanta 5, Georgia, is a varicoloured fanzine, printed on art paper, with large size pages containing articles, stories, features and readers’ let- _ ters. British subscription (3s. 6d. for four issues) should be sent to 120 by H. J. Campbell Derek Pickles, 22 Marshfield Place, Bradford. Stateside subscription is $1.25 or 25c. acopy. A quite good fanzine, but would be better with some illustrations, especially since the paper is of high quality. Sky Hook comes out quarterly from the Fantasy Amateur Press Association, 2215 Benjamin Street, N.E., Minneapolis 18, Minnesota. It has been running for five years now and is very well worth the 15 c. a copy charged for it. In the main it contains articles that are elevated and informative, about fandom and science fiction affairs. This fan- zine is for the serious fan. SCIENCE FICTION NEWSLETTER is a quarterly pamphlet of some twenty pages, lithographed and with many fine illustrations. It is put out by the well-known American fan- turned-pro author, Bob Tucker, who uses his fine abilities to ensure the items he includes as newsworthy, His comments, too, are worth reading, for Bob has been in the game a long time. British sub- scriptions (5s. 6d. for four issues) should be sent to Ken Slater of Operation Fantast. The American address is Post Office Box 702, Bloomington, Ill. Stateside sub- scription is 20 c. a copy or 75c. for four issues. conmmicloooks.comn