Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 46 — page 152: what you’re looking at

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AUTHENTIC SCIENCE FICTION Anyone interested should write to Harlan Ellison, 41 East 17th, Columbus 1, Ohio, U.S.A. The seventh HYPHEN has emanated from Walter Willis of the tireless pen—who lives at 170 Upper Newtownards Road, Belfast, N. Ireland. This issue is noteworthy to me for its very fine reviews of Authentic and of my an- thology, Tomorrow’s Universe, by Bob Shaw. Bob shows himself to be a man of deep perception! However, I did read the rest of the fanzine, and found the material as excellent as it usually is in this publication. The accent, also as usual, is on humour— of a quiet, subtle kind that knows no kin with custard pies. There’s little one can say about HYPHEN except that all serious fans should subscribe to it. You can get it from the 151 address given above at Is. 6d. or 25 c. for two issues. Do that. Still going as strong as ever in its 13th year of publication is FANTASY TIMES, the oldest science fiction newspaper in the world. It comes out fortnightly and gives all the news of developments in the professional field as well as dealing with the highlights of fan activities. Published by James V. Taurasi from 137-03 32nd Avenue, Flushing 54, New York, U.S.A., it costs 9d. (10 c.) acopy. Or 15s. a year ($1.00 for 12 issues). British fans can save time by sending subscriptions to the Milcross Book Service, 205 Brownlow Hill, Liverpool 3. That’s all for now. Next month I'll be reviewing more fanzines. If you want yours noticed, just send me a copy. connicloooks.com