Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 53 — page 136: what you’re looking at

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FANZINES BEM is produced by Mal Ashworth and Tom White, at 3 Vine Street, Cutler Heights, Bradford 4, Yorks., and costs ls. 6d. for two issues, which are more or less quarterly. Issue No. 3 has a fine piece by Robert Bloch on an Ameri- can Convention from the points of view of a professional and a fan. Archie Mercer and Vincent Clarke, Bob Shaw and several other notables are in with articles and stories, and this issue contains about one third readers’ letters. BEM contains forty quite legible pages and seems well worth the price. * FANTASY TIMES is produced fortnightly by James V. Taur- asi, Sr. The new address is P.O. Box 2331, Paterson 23, New Jersey, U.S.A. It costs 10 cents an issue or 12 issues for one dollar. No. 204 con- tains news and gossip about magazines, books, films, radio and TV, all mostly American in origin. No. 205 has reports on the American Science Fic- tion Convention held at San Francisco in September last. Fancy dress seems to have enlivened the proceedings. There is also a report on a small convention held in Okla- homa and an advert. for one in New York—someone must have some convention head- aches in the U.S.! + ANDROMEDA is published weekly by Pete Campbell, 60 Calgarth Road, Windermere, England, and costs 24d. (5 cents) per copy, 35 issues for 7s. or one dollar. In the closely printed eight pages of No. 5 there is gossip, an editorial, fanzine reviews, letters, news and a “for sale’’ column; not too bad for 24d. No. 6 is mostly a convention report. * CANADIAN FANDOM is edited and published by Gerald A. 135 comicloooks.conm