Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 54 — page 133: what you’re looking at

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i FANZINES | BRENNSCHLUuSsS has three editors—Ken, of 5 Furness Street, Marsh; Dave, of 4 Coverdale Road, Marsh; and Irene, of 45 Worcester Avenue, Bowerham, all of Lancaster. The issue to hand seems a little vague: no surnames are used for the editors, no issue number is apparent and the subscription arrangements are obscure, but the editors seem friendly and are probably prepared to help. The fanzine is well up to standard. This issue contains even another Manchester Convention re- port. This is not very amusing and is hardly worth including so long after the event. The cover is quite good but the interior illustrations are very poor; we couldn’t see the point in most of them—if they have a point. Most of the wording is very clear, although it has, apparently, been cut by Irene, who says she is a beginner at this sort of thing. She’s doing all right. There are several articles, a short letter column and a film review. DIZZY is the new, all- cartoon fanzine put out by Don Allen (of Satellite fame), 3 Arkle Street, Gateshead 8, Co. Durham. It contains twenty pages of cartoons, some of which are old jokes, some new and some good. Dizzy is combining with Satel- lite for the Christmas issue, and will then cost Is. 6d.— normally it costs 9d. Some of the drawing is good and some of the reproduction matches it. We feel that. Don has achieved something with all his cartoons. PEON is a clearly printed, sane fanzine, published by Charles Lee R ddie, 108 Dun- ham Street, Norwich, Con- necticut. It costs 10 cents per 182 connicloooks.com