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And 1 even answer sometimes, I have delayed altogether too long in starting on th s CBr/8- and I'm afraid this editorial= readers ..omments section will be t<1 together boo long also. Hope I finish typing it before Xmas . But as Confucius (or somebody) say, ’’the longest journey starts with a single step’1
Except for my failure to keep CB on anything like the projected quarterly schedule^ the Bureau is in good shape. The Bole Illo Index is proceeding as fast as can be expected Some of you will h ve recieved the Interim on Bok* I die. o >t give this gene; al distribution because it is only a working in for the benefi t of active researchers in the field, I still hi/e copies though, and anyone who thinks he might be able to help complete the index should contact me, We especially need fanzine information from the late 30's8 A great deal of material has been sent in on the "series'* indexes and some additional info on this project will appear inside we still need articles on most of the seriesP These do not have to be as long ox* as original as the one by John Boarcman (CB^7) on Fritz Leiber s "Change War" stories, but the writer should have read the series he is writing about6 A good start has been, made on an index to rhe Sr artwork of Cartier* £ would like to hear some comment as co the final publication format that would be beat for Illustration indexes Fred Cook suggested that each illo listed be reproduced and published with the indexcco Those of you who have been w:.th us from the beginning will remember that I more or less abandoned the "Index of Indexes" project* tho I still collect bibliographic material of any kind in the sf field0 Now Harold Palmer Piser has sent me a couple of copies of a first try at such an index, with the suggestion that they be circulated to people wh. can help him complete the job, don’t have the time myseli righr now but would like to hear from anyone who wants to take a crack at it*
ROBERT ALVIS reviews booko for the Rocky xlountain News, and gets to keep the books.. He writes that there are 122 Arkham House Cities that have been» announced, of which I4I are out of print and 19 still to be pub.ished He sent in the info on the one WEIRD TALES that I needed for che Bok index,. At least that’s what I thought at the time Emil Petaja says that p06° of the Sept’£2 WT is Bok’s, and p.105 the Jan’54 WT looks like Bok’s work to me. The onlv UNKP.wN with Bok work Bob Js the Dec’l|.2 with Bok’s own THE SORC
ROBERT ANDERSON has wr.trc re often since the last CB. He has been working on an index Ballantine pbs I ran off a sample page of it from the di,to r .c r he .yped But I haven’t heard from you since Bob., wh • happened? Bob has also helned with the Bok index, and promises an index to the stories of Thea Von JEREMY BARRY writes that he is now collecting JUNGLE STORIES. only- wants “fine” or better copieso He wants better ditto, or mimeo, on CBa00 Sone people yon lust can’t please-
VERN BENNETT sends xhtefc the last page of his MOONwEB. promises a whole one nextish... ,The reprints of indexes and reviews fror-i the 30’s are very interesting. Vern* Vern has promised to help us get some Bok info out of the fabulous Ackerman collection. He also*suggests that it is a waste of time to index the works of one artist or writer at a time, that, we should do them all at once,. that index every Item in every publicavj.oil the i irst time chrougn ir,,. There has to co something wrong x^ith hhis idea. Somewhere,,
JOHN BOARDMAN says that the De Camp series is "Johnny Black*’not "Black Johnny" and that Poul Anderson’s crafty trader is Nikolaas "not RaMbran'r Van Ri^n. Which is right, of course., John insists" that'The "Cujse’i11 stories are part of the "Dying Earth" series,, I haven’t had any nthe^ opinions on this that I can reeall0
JACK_CHALKER accuses me of neglecting the INDEX TO THE SCIENCE-FANTAS^ PUBLISHERS done by he and Owings. No. no, I didn’t do it' He al mentions Owings’ THE NECRONOMICON, a lovely little booklet on th'aV legendary volume of black magic.
FRED CLARKE agreed to trade his CINEPANTASTI.W., a film-fan zine, for CBy all for all. He even made me a correspondent for CF<. Then I sent him a couple, of movie reviews and he folded GF up and silently stole away„,5O
JACK CORDES very kindly sent me one of the Bok bookplates d4me by FANTASY PRESS. Thsi is one of at least four such., tho only'three are listed in the advertising circular from FPO
JIM CORRICK sends much excellent series index material, also an index to the artwork of Ed Cartier. More on this later. Thanks muchly’Jim.
CHESTER CUTHBERT has helped "a great deal with the Bok index,. He says that his wantlist lastlsh brought absolutely no response., unfortunately,. He also offered to loan his copy of Eddia-cn’s FISH DINNER AT MEMTSONS'? " Greater love hath no man., „ t i But it won’t be necessary* Richard Winter and several other sources have confirmed the rumor that this unobtain able book will be brought out by Ballantine soon. Does anyone out there have the Dec; p'3 SPACE SCIENCE FICTION? Chea ter cuestions whether it exists., The only evidence I Have J. a the Dav~ Checklist.- Incidentally, this is the same Ches tex4 Cuthbert who’s THE LAST SHRINE was recently reprinted in FAMOUS SCIENCE FICTION.
D)N D’AMMASSA sends a short article on the different ways sf waiters have done us all in. Thanks, Don, " .
DON FRANSON asks our circulation - about 130.
FRED LERNER sends some info on "Telz-ey Amberdon% Also reminds us thau an extensive Isaac Asimov biblio appeared 5.n the Oct’66 F-'tSP,
STEVE LEWIS asks if an updating of Tuck's HANDSOIK i<3 planned. Tuck is supposed to be working on an "Encyclopedia” to replace it. ■out thia later., She
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a copy qI* the /= if Ard. man furtheron* ■ and extra ! on TO THE . PAGE 4. EEK SMITH ciso coxiiHriuk Trutv THE I® J ROTTS ROSE Is of N^^Ping: s "Professor Ramscan" stories, He also wants to know where he can get 1939-44 ASFs000 SUZANNE FOLEY» in spite of her initials, isn't a farina But she did order a SUPPLEMENT to the Blieler CHECKLIST for the Williara and Mary library, I am sending CB up thdre now. ghu only knows what they make of it? In twenty ye«gfSs when the ditto on the pages has faded into utter illegibility$ some librarian will go mad trying to figure out why a bunch of blank pages were filed away,. ! O WALTER WENTZ has promised to lee me reprint an article he did on "Fahfrd and the Grey Mouser”o He is working on the revised edition of his Ae Merritt biblio, and still needs to Imow the addresses of G. GORDON DEWEY and JACK CHAPMAN MISKE, Walter also sent an article on Toffeewhich will appear in this issue. Say, wait-7 did you try reaching Miske through Bill Hamling, who printed BIZAARE for Miske and Marconette? And thus we come to the end of the letters for this issue, Unless you want to count a large empty envelope from HIKE WARD that was with the CB correspondence for some reason, It was probably supposed tc remind me of something, and failed utterly. NAMES AND.. ADDPtESSES^^^^^ ___ ...... R12,a^d T Slackburn USN, V-6 Division B70 17 73, USS Hancock CVA~19 FPO San Francisco*. Calif - 96601: hardbound 1st eds. and AMAZING Herman F Blount, l|07 S Eastern St. Greenville, N,C„ - 27834 :.Conan and EE Smith hardbxounds Steve Ford,9 6823 Chester Ave, Philadelphia, Pa - 10142; assorted Mauricio Kitnigorodski*. Aguirre 688-3°B, Buonos Aires,.. Argentina :the usual, also catalogs, Will tr&de Spanish sr for US stuffs Michael Eden Kreuger,. 6833 N, Kedzie Ave-Apt 21>,. Chicago, Ill - 6O6hs Evelyn Lief. 224--.03 £?th Ave. Bayside, NY - 1136.4 STEPHEN Lewis,. 2074 Pauline - XA, Aan Arbor,, Mich - U81O3 Bruce MacPhee, 38 Lenox Ave, Norwalk, Conn. - 068wkt interested in indexing, Jerry Maj er, ^2$ S, Mobile, Chicago, .ill - 60633: pbs, Ark ham House old pamphlets. Should have mentioned it above< Jerrv gives a series I hadn’t listed, Saberhagen’s "Boris Brasil” Hories’, David Martin, 731 Harvard Ave, Swarthmore, Pa - 19081: Everything Shirley Meeehs Apt B-8, West Knoll Acts, 260 Elkton Rd, Newark Dela ware - 19711, “ ' " Tommy Lee OgleP 2318 Cleveland Ave SCWO, Decatur, Ala ~ 3^601 JIM PEARSON# : Everything : Heinlein Bob Vardemen. PO Box 113<2, Albuquerque, S New Mexico « 37112 sent Edd Cartier Inde and a listing of star Trek episodes 1^66-6? with the authors of each Robert Willinhaia. 21931 Millpc-n Ave Tor nee % Calif,’* 90.302 : prozines, wants a Kieth haumer checklist and which are Retief story at least to see whether it was a Re ] ef tale or not Vincent Rowe. I8I4.O Bridle Lane^SW, Roanoke. Va- 21|0 8: Almost everything DEPARTMENT OF EDITORIAL ] •ad ■ Promotions Manager of the Srj ish cience Fiction Book Ciub, He had seen a review of COLLECTOR’S BULLETIN in the ARGENTINE SF REVIEW, and wanted to know my advertising raves: Unfortunately# he also rind admit ad that our circulation was only heard from him again THE TRADING POST This zine doesn’t appear often enough for trading purposes. Maybe I will try to do just- 3 b pages once a month for news and DAVID MARTIN will trAdo Clarke’s TIME PROBE (he) pbs WILD TALENT eidentaiy;# DREAM MASTER and FOUR FOR TOMORROW THE GATE OF TIME by Fann®?, and R IS FOR ROCKET by Bradbury f r tn. Ikr ;U9 Mar g^O issues Of ASTOUNDING left arm for a c; BARtM and CONAN TH) DEPARTMENT OF COLLECT aBLES Or things you might want and might even be able to getc We make no guarantee’ TOLKIEN books just out. SMITH OF WOOTON MAJOR* a fantasy, and THE ROAD GOES EVER ON, a songbook from the RING with musin by Donald Swann.. ft? may be ordered from Dick Witter, Box 415^: Staten Island* NOYO •• .10302-, tho he doesn't actually have them yet. :?1,95 % I3«95 respectivelye TOLKIEN BUTTONS are available from OB member Mike Montgomery, 21 Washington St., Denver., Colo - 80203 at 25/ each, 5/$-, or a special discount for £0 or mores FRODO GAVE HIS FINGER FOR. YOU, SAURON IS ALIVE . IN ARGENTINA, GOLLUM EATS GOBLINS TOLKIEN RECORD by JRRT himself and Donald Swann is s supposed to be out about now, but I don’t know where you can get it, Caedmon label,. I think„ THE BALLAD OF BILBO BAGGINS sung by Leonard Nimoy is on the DOT label., 45” 17028* Nimoy also has a Star Trek album out* on DOT also, DLP379U (mono) and 25794 (stereo), aclled LEONARD NIMOY SINGS MR SPOCK’S SONGS FOR OUTER SPACE., But the BEST Tolkien record I have- heard so far is the one by CB member Chuck Rein* WESTERN LANDS, This may still be available from Fantasy Record Co.;, 1011 Ingleside Ave,. Baltimore* Md, for &U10. On the flip side is Chuckys own original sf song, ALL THE PLANETS WE’VE SEEN* also greate INDEX TO THE SCIENCE-FANTASY. WBLISHWS.^.^ reference. - work, may be got from 'Jack L Chalker, 5111 Liberty Heights Ave., Bal timore, Md _ 21207? Aor 35 softcover or 38 hardbound,! A revised hardbound edition was due out at Nycon, but I don’t think it made ito THE NECRONOMICON, a fascinating booklet on that legendary grimoirea is also available from CB member Chalker at the above add- ress„ for tlo95« This last was written by Mark Owings, who also collaborated on the INDEX e There is a LEONARD NIMOY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FANS, the LNNAF, which can be joined for $2 plus 4 5/ stamps a write Mrs Peggye Vickers, 122 W Carolyne Drive* Garland, Texas - 750^0 THE INFO JOURNAL, published by the International Forte an 0rganiza‘cicns is carrying on the work started by Charles Fort of documenting inex plicable events and facts,.. Membership dues of '13/year include 4 issues of the beat!fully offset printed Journalo WIZIT, an amateur offset comiczine, is done by a local fan, Chuck Rogers,, E If interested, write him at 709 Burgesses Lane, Va Beach, Va - 23452* Dick Witter confirms that Ballantine will publish E R Eddison’s MRZENTIAN GATE/FISHDINNER AT MEMISON/MISTRESS OF MISTRESSES in pb; So if you run across a 1st edition of FISH DINNER AT MEMISON but just want a copy to read,, sent It to raeu TITUS. GROAN in a new edition with Illos by Peake himself is listed in Blackwell’s latest list* but I understand the book will not actu ally be available until the first of the yea?s collectalles, coot I have been getting a useful little off.set zine; THE PULP ADVERTISER AND COLLECTOR s from. James Ke vol in. 6598- Germantown Pike? Miamisburg.. Ohio - lj.53h.2e This is digest-size, offset., something on the order of FANTASY COLLECTOR in f orraut, The one I hav® here is 8 pages., says the next will be 20, ?2/yr for .1.0 issues... COLOR PHDTCS of Star Trek taken from color fv are7 available from CB member Shirley Mesch, Apt 3- 8- Wb st Knell Apts, 260 Elkton Rd. Newark.. Delaware - 1971*. rail®t ■ sirs 20$, 3x> 30^ „ write for list of nearly 200, HANNES BOK art folios or® available frori 1m11 Petaja. Bokanalia Foundation.. Box Itgulo, Ato Franc-iCat.*! - 91.131, Folio #1 is 1> prints ^12... fc; Folic Ft is prints 6 never previously printed, ^3e>0» Folio 3 j is 12 prints for 13- Also Special A, one print original sis® $1,; Serried 8, M£.r,deia print „ fl, I have all but #3 and B. and they are e..:oellent' SF Weekly reports that Dean R Koont-x is starting; a. bi-keekly sf review sine, SF OPINION. Price pOpL'o issues., Address 518 Walnut StreetApt 5; Lemoyne, Pa ■ 17 Oli. 3$ A JERRY BURGE Artfolio is available from. ASFO 1I« the new Atlanta fanclub, .for -hj, I haven't seen it yetv but I saw several of the illos for it last time I was in Atlanta and they are v^ry good* Illos are 8^x11. 20 per set. Print rm le 2^0 sots, Make checks to ASFO II, Box 1098-2- Atj..or.-m Georgia. 32<1O SKIN - OF HI£- TEETH DE? ARM ENT Whilst yyping this page I got a letter fnrom r new j»eberf JIM TILLM-ANS Dept of Electrical Etigi nee-ring.. Ferri s Hall, U, of Tennc 3 Knowville, Tenn •• 377<6. A completist. with almost complete runs of ASF and AMAZING (he needs ASF dune, Jurya 3 ; AMAZING ApxyM C o A very good start has been made on this, with contributions by Jim Corrick^ Bob Vardeman. and Ron Eberle* All used about the same format, except that Eberle included the page numbers* Before we go ong we should decide on just what is to be included* I am not sure that page numbers are that important^ except that they do Indicate the number of separate illosP which I think we should have* Suppose we just pvt the number cf illos with each story listing? Let me hear from you on this., has been checked completely back through the Dec844 issuoc Before thlss three stories illxistrated by Cartier were founds two in the Novfl40 issue and one in the Pec5Ip. issue.., Since no illos have yet been listed before 19^? ~ will arbitrarily start there* until I learn dif- ferent* 39 St5.'.11 to be checked: 1939" Jan. Mar, May j> Jun. Aug,, Ocz^Dat: 1940” Jan^Mar* May-Oe'i' 1941: JJun Aug 1942: all 1943” Jan~Apr, Jun-SepDee 1944 • Jan-Jul, Sep-Nov UNKNOVJN^ UNKNOWN WORLDS have ten issues indexed with Cartier illos* Jim;., you list only an Apr’hO cover, but the Day Index says that the Dec‘3Qs> Feb84O> Mar’hO also have Cartier covers, So. still to be checked; 1939? Mar-Dec; 1940: Jan-Mar..MaysJun,3Aug-Nov; 194-!-" Apr-,. Dec 1942? Dsb9 ■ ' ------ The 1948 anthology FROM UNKNOWN WORLDS and the two Pyramid pbs, THE UNKNOWN (1963) and. THE UNKNOWN 5 {196b,.} have been covered, OTHER WORLDS has quite a few Cartier illos. Still to be checked: 1949 ?_ Noy: 1950: JansMaysJul?Sep,Oct,Nov; 1953: Jan.,Mar; 196.5'; NW: 1956: Apr,Jun^Sep; 1957? Jan^Mar^May Of course,, all of the other zines in the Day Checklist have to be check, ed, or eliminated from consideration somehow* There are a number of dustjackets by Cartier* and at least one book with color plates,. TRAVELERS OF SPACE,. I will cheek through the INDEX TO THE SFV FANTASY PUBLISHERS for these. The only Mother Cartier item I know of is the 1949 Fantasy Calendar, which has p illos by Car-tier,, Where there ever any Car-tier artfolios? So let’s all get on this* For ASF^ UNOOWN, t OTHER WORLDS, check only what is noted to be checked on this page,.. Sent in any other prozine illosc I will take care of hardbound books myself,. B00O: BRIDGE OF LIGHT,,THE COMETEERS. MASTERS OF TIME. GENUS HOMO. TW1DFUL SANCTUARY, THE VORTEX BLASTER (Fantasy Press) J SIXTH COLUMN. PATTERN FOR CONQUEST* COSMIC ENGINEERS. MEN AGAINST THE STARS,*SEETEE SHIP, TRAVELERS OF SPACE, JOURNEY TO INFINITY .EARTHMANS BURDEN PAGE 9 Crawford. I had no idea there were so many to be found A listixig of the new ones follows I am in the process of putting each series on a 3x5 card. I have some kind of a listing on eaca of these some probably complete others -tetchy I will mark the ones 1 es^ pecdaily need help onc ’’STAR POX" Poul Anderson C "Win^g ALAK" Boul Anderson C (all ASF, Sep 1>9, Jul’ 53. Jun’56„ more?; ’’STEPHEN MATUCHEK" Poul Anderson £ .er Anvil c "GULLIVER” Adam Bedford (h n FANTASTIC. Jf63V6R) •’TRITON" Blish ’c Kni gh (one in ’RO, then 3 in *65» 566,s6?1 Any In between?) "SOCIETY OF TIME" John Brunner C U in '62 "DARKOVER", Marion Zimmer Bradley (conflicting opinions as to which stories belong to th® series: PLANET SAVERS? NARABEDLA?) "EVIL OLD PROFESSOR" T.P. CAR Av m C "EMPRESS IRENE” (subseries of "HUB") A Bertram Chandler "TOWERS OF TORON1, Samuel Delany C "FATHER CARMODY" Philip Jose Farmer "MAX KEARNEY" Ron Goulart 0 "LOAFERS OF REFUGE" Joseph L G.r "THE DAMP HAN" Allison V Harding (from old WEIRD TALES) "CWACC" Harry Harrison (as "Hank Dempsey") "SOCIETY FOR MYSTICAL METAPHYSICAL RESEARCH" Darryl T Langeri (3? in ASF) "RETIEF" Keith Laumer (23 listed ao far) "PATENT ATTORNEY" Leonard Lockard.; probably C "HEK BELOV" Edward Mackin C? "SURVEY" Russ Markham G? "TOFFEE" Charles F Myers. ”C. P. RANSOM" H, Nearing "THE PUPPETEERS" Larry Niven -»As before^ C means I don t think any more will be wr: tten. even though I may not have a complete listing SERIES INDEXES, ’’TIME TRADERS" Andre Norton (4 Ace pba so far) 53BEAST MASTER" Andre Norton (2 hcs. so far) "ASTRA" Andre Norton (2 hcs, • 54 V 5'7) "WITCH WORLD" Andre Norton (5 Ace pbs, so far) "CROSSROADS OF TIME" Andre Norton (2 Ace pbsx sc far) "SOLAR QUEEN" Andre Norton, (or "Free Traders?b 3 books) "DIPPLE" Andre Norton (3 books, so far) "KENNETH MALONE” Mark Phillips G "X PERSON" John Rackham (all ’63 in New Worlds) “CHAPPIE JONES” John. Rackham (3 in Science Fantasy. 61’x62) "PAVANE" II Keith Roberts BORIS BRAZIL" Fred Saberhagen "STAR KINGS" Jack Vance (or "gersen"?) "ORIGINS OF GALACTIC Edward Wellen (pb'KsM pseudo-fact articles) "JOHN, THE BALLAD SINGER" Manly Wade Wellman "DILVISH" Roger Zelazny "KELVIN THROOP" divers hands * • ■ * -x- ~ & The "Ralph Kennedy" series, by Mark Clifton . Compiled by Ron Eberl® 1 - Whas Thin Partitions (with Alex Appostolides) - ASF ,I’^)>’53 2 - Sense Frcia Thought Divide - ASF Mar’55 Sep 3 ~ How Allied ASF Mar’57 U - Remembrance And Reflection - FfcSF Jan’58 5 •=■ PAWN OF THE BLACK FLEET <■ Amazing JanFeb( 62; Double day ’ 62J!MacFaddent' 63 Last two (if & 5)in the he editionss under title WHEN THEf COME FROM. SPACE Note that first four stories... published in two prozines over a period of five years, have ti.tles taken from two succesive lines of Pope’s ESSAY ON MANS if taken in the order I4.-32.. Lines are quoted at beginning of X . But 5 breaks the pattern by descending into pure pulpagogueryooQ Depar-merit >f Ma j Ae os J ; ' S1 Last issue (I know it’s crumbled .Into dust, but surely some of you remember it,.,) we mentioned a Lovecraft group in NY headed by Fred Phillips under the title “Lovecraftians Inc M This blub is sMll going strongs but is row called the National Horror h Fantasy Fan Association, or NHEFA (pron, Nuh-HuF-FA) for short’. Write Fred Phillips at 1278 Grand Concourse, Bronx, N.Y> - 101|56e William Lee Linden, 83-33 Austin Street Kew Gardens. N.Yc, - llh.15? is a Tolkien fan and a ne-' CB member. He and Karl Weber, 6723 7th Ave, Brooklyn N.Y. 11215 have come up with the idesi an index of all Tolkien materia. More about this should appear in th© next issue, you might them at once if you want' to helpo Speaking of Tolkien, I have recieved the book mentioned earlier- THE ROAD GOES EVER CNc It is absolutely beautiful, a lot of it written in Tengwar by JRRT himself, A SECRET FANZINE? Arthur Smith had asked me if the MACABRE in the Interim Bisk Illo Index was the one by -Joseph Payne Brennan, I told him I thought not, it was a short-lived prozine- Ha now writes that according to a 1967 Ar^ham House book- TRAVELLERS BY NIGHT, Brennan e'dits and publishes MACABRE in New Haven. Conn. But no address is given.oo The new fanzine SF OPINION by Doan Koontz, mentioned earlier, is very good. I just got the first two issues.. They axe very good ditto, with Koontz’s own artwork, better than he will, admit o C on t r&b u t i ons are solicit e d o o c. Robert Roehm, one of our new members, just sent in an index to a series of stories by Simak, each set on a different planet of our solar system,. There are only four stories, the series was never completed apparently. They are all in ASF. in ’ 39« 3U0* “Ul# JU2<, HANNES BOK: Unaccountably missing from mention earlier is the lovely artfolio done by the NFFF and the ISL* These are selections from Bok’s sketchbook, kindly loaned by Jack Gaughan. llj :.llos and a weird photo of Bok Price ^2,00 for neffers, ^>2,50 lor finks, ^rcm Ed Meskys Physics Dept Belknap College, Center Harbor ^3226, Since Erwin .Filthy Pierre) Strauss got drafted, the 1000-name listing of of readers that he sold for $1 (computer printed ii’om cdntinuoSj.y updated cards) is being handled by the newly-formed New Sagland S F Association NESFA. For the preset order It from -he Jj^FS address fRocm W20-UU3, 77 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge, Mass - (yi1, but make checks- payable ,„„And Keeps Gaming In0 A, FRED LERNER, Librarian, Fansinger., bon vivant, eteo* is compiling listing of reviews and articles about stf in the mundane press: news papers s magazines, learned journals, etc., Send info to him, at; his home address (in the NFFF Roster) or- first class only,, to: Co Cg- 2d Bn, 2d BCT Bde Fort Dix, New Jersey - 08640 Fred also edits THE AMATEUR HISTORIAN for History Division of the NFF Games _Bureau, and wants the name, author- and source of all aWorld- of-If*8 stories, such as; for example- Ward Moore4a BRING THE JUBILEE, in which the South wins the Civil War« or Philip K Dick’s MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE, in which ths Axis Powers win WTO’/ JAMES SCHMITZ very kindly answered ray query as to where his iSHub’? story originally announced under the title ’'Who Has My Golden Arm actually appearedoo* It appeared as ’’The Searcher” in the February 1966 issue of ANALOGo ADD TO THE THINGS I HAVE TO TRADE: Duplicate copies, one each, of SCIENCE FANTASY #60 and 61« Both have stories by Mervyn Peake, are in fair condition only. Two copies, one fair, one mint, of the' Oct 3 967 Issue of a zine called DARE., notable only in that it contains a short story by David R Buncho The ”VIAGENS” series by L» Sprague de Camp: c crap I led by Jim Cor rick lo The Queen of Zamba - ASF, Aug-Sent’L'l 2o Finished - ASF, Ne-v«49 3„ The Animal Cracker Plot «• ASF, July®49 The Imp 3 Teeth ~ ASF, Apt'®^ 5o Git Al yr\g <= ASF, Aug9 60 Shammer Wear ~ Startlixig St ■.•".« - May® 5^ 7o Wids 0|?m Planet =■■ Future* ’ tr 80 Th® Hand of Z®1 - ASF, s 51 9o U7tn?c.5vyMe God =• Future? F i ‘"I' Ml Ths Continent Makers - I hr V1C ;og dao baewOts. KX'.f..?hnsi •” Ter. c3 12 o Rqm Que^n « Doubleday* 1961 13o The Virgin of Zesh - Tbril. FM-Mm IHo The Tower of Zanid ■= <’ F".®t? oc# Ma;.;11 (1) published a-3 COSMIC MANHUNT A. PLANET CALLED KRISHNA Corap rim THE CQNT'INENT MAKERS c Tw- s THE SEARCH FOR ZEu A; 62 THE HAND OF £3 THE TOWER OF ZANID^ • Italian 1 ® n 1 ia ,i? i<:J udinc v>b nub lished on a rs't-;ui.ar schedule and sold at news st arcs'" Compiled py Riccardo Valia .. ~~ Roprini from STRcG-k - Rent tc C3 by A. R- Lewis First Appearance Naras Anril 52 Scienza Fantastica (ma«. monthly - 7 issues - Mainly trans, from ASF) October 52 I Romanzi di Urania (Pb. still pub,, Periodicity varieds now weekly. Name changed to Urania (H53)) November 52 Urania (Rivista) (Map;, monthly (I5*) tiansl. from GAL.) January 53 Galassis (’Milano" or "Landini") (pb. (3) monthly) November 54 Fan'cascien; a ("Garzanti") (mag. monthly (7? trans1. from F8SF/ January 65 Mondi Astra11 (mat* monthly (6) stories by Italian writers.) January 57 I Narratori dell’ Alpha-Tau (pb. monthly (9) novels by Italian writers.) January 57 Galassia ("Udine" or "Iohannis") (Mag. monthly (5) transi. and original Italian works.) June 57 Cosmic (mag. irregular (3) original Italian works.) June 57 I Romanzi del Cosmo (pb. now bi-weekly, transl. and Italian novels.) August 57 Cronache del Future . (pb. 'bi-weekly (25) Italian writers.) September 57 Oltre il Cielo (mag. irregular. Science Fact (Rockets) and sf stories by Italian writers.) December 57 . Astroman (nb. monthly (2) Italian novels.) June 58 Galaxy (mag. monthly (72) actually 70 issues as twpissues were twice a regular issue each and were rated as two issues. Italian edition of GAL.) Novembe 58 Le Cronache del Future (pb. bi-weekly (11) Italian Novels.) January 61 Gala:-isia ("Piacenza" or "La Tribuna") (pb. monthly, still issued.) March 61 I Romanhi del Future (pb. bi-weekly (6) transl. and Italian works.) October 61 Fantavventura (pb. monthly (2) stories by its editor.) November 61 Sunersvazic (pb. irregular (10) became Fantasia e Fantascienza.) November 61 Superfantascienza (pb. monthly (7) sexy sf by Italian authors.) December 61 Gli Esploratori dello Snazio* ( pbmonth 1 y (11) trans 1 ations) June 62 I Piu Grandi Scrittori del Future (same as Sunerfantsiscienza with a new cover 6 issues) December 82 Fantassia e Fantascienza (‘Mag Monthly (10) txansl. from FSSF,) May 63 Future (mag. bi-monthly (6) devoted to Italian writers.) page September 6^ Futuria Cob., monthly (4)’ translations.) October’ 6 5 fiamma (Mas:., monthly, still published. Translations.) Apr1166 Pr oxima (pb. translations so far. Thoft'MAHS & VENUS’* series by Lxigi? a compiled by Jim Cor ri cl: .' c Martxan Quests «= ASf* Koo bzl) 2O Ths TreasuTO of Pt-akuth - ASF;> l.pr”4i >o Ine 3 ox4 a? er os? of Rhiannon <= A31 * ysovii*. ij.c Tile Jewel of Bas =■ Planet JS'oc“z**; -■( Spx-*4U. b'o Shadow Over Mars- - Startling Sin? •i o '4 Fall*44 Co Terror Gun of Spao?) =■ Planet S'cor*bi?„ Swsme'?,,®hi>. To The Vanishing Venus1ana ■=■ F'.xsx. Shim s Spr?'-.^ bo Lox'©'lei of the Rad Mist •=. p.i anyA S ■ or < 0 Summ/v?JL:.?? Tc The Be&sr^jewoj-A cr Mar?) = Plane.? S*u‘j aso Glnxer’ t.o K o 1 tu?.My oxa 1 Lia v V ani s Iio u. ■—?. Im-:: ,iu -Wond*^* .t llo Enchantment of Venus - Planar 3 tori cs e 1?. o The Queen of bha Miarbtsn Cat-&?-cmb? =■ Planet Stories3t.n A.y o j.ha Sea.»KJ.ngs c-f Mars ■= (vtiz*’? *.j mg Wnroero Ji--''1 a!|. o Bla^k. Amazon of Maru ,= Px ano St-cj 5 © ■■'•<■> Mar^S-^. 15 o The Woman From Altai'? - Sea,. U fng b? j>- 1 .as* July’5'1 Ito Th© Ari of Mars Planet: Sv^rlGs,.; £^0’53 x io The LaSv Days Oi ohandakox'' "= Stax’txing Scorioop Apr® 18o Mars Minus Bishs. --■ Planet Sr or Ie Jan55i| 19o The Road to Slnharat - Amazing,, May" 63 2(,'o Purple Priestess cf the Mad Moon ~ F&SFP Octv 6U (5) published as MEMESIS FROM TERRA., hw? lydf (12) published as THE SECRET OF SINHARAtL Ace^ I96U (13) published as THE SWORD OF RHIANNON,,' iae. ) ’ published as THE PEOPLE OF THE TALISMAN^. Acsp An amazing serie si It spans 24 years and six magazinese and Miss Braekett may yet write .another cf these stories* so the series cannvt definitely be called completeo Man Trap Gene Roddenberry Charlie X D.C fontana Where No Man Has Gone Before Samuel '-eenles Naked Time John D. F. Black Enemy Within Rickard Matheson Mudd’s Women What Are Little Girls Made Of? R o b e r t B1 o c h Miri Adr an Spies Dayyer. of the Mind Shimon Wincelberp Corbomite Maneuver Jerry Sohl Menayerie: Part I Gene Roddenberry Menagerie: Part II one oddenberry Conscience of the Kinv Barry Tri vers Balance of Terror Paul ochneider Shore Leave Theodore Sturyeon Galileo Seven Shimon Wincelberp S Oliver Crawford Squire of Gothos i- auJ Schneider Arena Gene L. Coon, from a storv by Frederik Brown Tomorrow is Yesterdav DC. Fontana Court Martial Steven Carabatsos £ Don Mank5 ewitz Return of the Archons Boris Sobelman, from a storv bv Gene Roddenberry Space Seed .j- Coon 3 Caro/ Wiibr-r Taste of Armayeddcn Gene L. Coon 8 Robert Hamner This Side of Paradise ontana E Nathan Butler Devil in the Dark Wanda Duncan Errand of Mercy Gene L. Coon Alternative Factor Don Ingalls (van City on the Edye of Fort-ver Harlan Ellison Operation - Annihilation I Steven Carabatsos Cast: William Shatner as dates T. Kirk Leonard Nimoy as Mr* Spook Nichelle Nichols as Lt. Uhura (borye Takei as Sulu James Doohan as Scott'/ Ifet'orest Kelley as Dr Leonard McCoy Grace Lee Whitnev as 'eoman Janice Rand (not in after Balance of Terror) Star Trek received three Best Dramatic Menayerie, Parts I 8 II. The Mena7 er f aidclnonid AH-iidctzi 1‘ : .h'f-iTt-j- -i-^l Urai. of. ite O-Ldept ply fa in &f fa the dipsfai/xciion of ia-iyc. pitfa^LoniS of &ua planet kuc-.l&a/t uxvix make n.o vc H^abde. paopon^ Hon. of Hfa udzhiiz a q^acz^.; m Adprdlrz in fad. zkai .they. Q-iAiafa. compare a .t>e.pa/iat& cH.^d.i'.bcnncHi'n Aiwi/ten ^ub^&t -fa xAe invasion .H^., in idtid'i ai-dens fsuom. Gridk^i. pljansHdHen^. fan/1^0:1^ a ci vcrnc tuag..&. waa. upon. humanity* Put even if we Aemove tkeae H kit‘p.e GidqAoapg, kr:i find a ^u/epafaingty 1ojw,,& ruunbez of caHHlti novelx, 3 #ay novel becatvje in incitde shan't. Afaxfax iwuH moke tkfa Auwey uivnanoyeably lony, Pat even within Pn nmnl :.u^ kave. taken. upon. ouiMelvea an. immense dob,, We have* fan fa^dance., ike plague jtoay* ^eemge ';h Sieujo-fafa '^PldP f7'bp^m penk ^ain. and ike abd&tce ikeneof an& dbniJ.onl.y. iue-U^ixed,, ad in; fhe Iide WenA Oyj by ^ain^ The bay. 77d^ik W^i 7)^, by pindieup Z4? ^ain. by Tabo^, kwminy IhrJd and ^tounkd Wonld by fta-Uxwd. 3elug.e by Jo TPoeol&i. Waighi.^ and. Afien ide Hain by feim Hoive^- fxinemeo of i&ipenai^ze. have accotinied fan modi of ike iGonld/^ population, in? We Who Sun.vi.ved. by S±&d.Lng. Hoq.l. lime of ike Qtead ^ee^ by M&vt Silv&ib^.? The Pay He ^ih. dno^e by ^exald~^ datckg The kay ike 6^^ by Panny Welldg and /Ae iCony Winton, by f/ohn fknidt&pkwi.: Izdd eonmon. bai an.e. dtili jyeZZ Aep/tedeiiiea leiik; 1 Tte ‘deg ffye ^y Afex. pfmlhcr'i^ f an 2 ( omei bi/, paled pediapd dte Q-Lndtein Snife/ideC’bLon by bam Td-daniir. end When Wonlad Lp^lipp, by f'hHt.p Wylie and. fduixn fdisutZ'U Pavad one neanonxsibh-i, in 7-ine 'Pl ^v& 3®&.ven& by ^eo^>,&. 0a Smith and Uieending P-o^kt by ^/eonge 77o Smiik^ cnysioJdd.T’atton. tn (nystal t^oald by Rdllandf cessation of nodaiton in tycoon. ^bu.an / '.dis. deoa/itune from an l>iteLtug.enc e dampening. field. in Rnaln "'ave by Tout. Inderzsan, -tenll^ In fibt Adam bit Pat Tnank., removal of mechanical power tn The leas. dhen wkt-w. Stardust Fell by ‘Ray ffones andni he Ray the ftachli&s Stunned by (hfils Anvil and mutation la .'•'•„£« of the 1igbca.xcs by f i^cdnto dir. Rut this Lsn t the limit .to n. authors methods for. kllLcny off dhe population, ^dd from Hoidiene by Ralland i w ua all do dead. The Qenacxdei by Tom Ddch. sees us a cl ovengroixi m a fan sup&iloi isay to die same treatment by Tabom in 7hx Qneen. ^ain The Wandenen. presents ua with. anuihen toonld. und. may. be cxcbA^rLf ted a^ an. Znte/i^ odaneiaiy. codld&iori. thouyk deu nei-eA co J-P. de Rn^ect (ldMtx>n4 ha^> ^^a^— rM^tr9ttrr9- KUVIZ ha# humanLty dmJjik aecondbin. to Pea. l"7ean. Levj-e 'PurZnde (Paud doe^n t ennJxuJZ because K ‘P,. Skxed. hneo I'etten dan. to tny. ^ydde Ihe Otaanneajianae Apdita the i>nx.ve/i.,e hxc. one made oceap^ed.. de H— ■IIT, -. - ■« ~a- i»iwn~3n—«■ ~; ■»<«, othen by de female, boivtenay pne^end uo undii floodijiy xn The Oa^ the Oceans Ovenfdieed. and Wundham pne^ervLi tx3 la^dh nean unxi lyi^ad bJdndnea^ and mutated pdaatA in. Ray of the Txtffido. Himaaity hao hciid fought tvay back, fnom pdyue^j heat codd floods., ertaAtaldL^athon^ mutanhs ytf^tt pt.an.tx> catldodona, novao,. cbiciught4a and GA^o/ited huubiance^r. det eveny ye^>i thene one nea/ umntd catastrophej>-. The questton. ts<, i&thl the authors be abte to present neu/ catacdusm~. or wLLI ibe be faced wrzh rehashes of the old. Only time tnitl tell The ^MAD FRIEND^ a eg lei a b;y G. 0 F&SF oompijed by Jim ^orrTak 10 The Misfit Feb 51 2> ’‘From Caribou to Carry B .‘•a':'5 N- St 3o The Galac j i Calabash Jt.n • i^o The Sign of the Goose - Aug’(< The Count ry Boy - May7 c ba The World Must Never Kni o The Third Bubble = Juna'i All stories published as STRANGER THAN YCH THINK* Ac /hoxne. dosdi find .d&f'&fi.aJ. lll&iajLi.t.y d-eA.Atck-tiiA,' - ' • • ■ ip-7tGk' -p' oni& oap. ctfreed si&dLUjj, Sj& ifdftd fid ike kit) &&& l-t < hastier A« ond Z?e a a xae .4Xa.p«: ^c&pzzon ZjmZ * " z&L&a yzyiz a macP. cjy^t of ekastaclwia •<• &dd and .>Jtp/iobable ekoMzclests - ikon. did binidk d fiJdadd^ aat^nlfic&ii b/ijalnzsi.osun.i, kicpvui' iMl^e enealion la toffee. gho. ^^e-wa^ ZlX&£^ >i^..y .^&^d.&‘t.&i an.s^izac-f.oit^ ■-- itMfiaidg bzf. ’S. fmp an ids. 4k.sj.iJ. ^-.- d.yb^. lisaj; appwa. on &wtdh a-i usok.^ 5A& spHt&aiiJ.g; a>Vc£feW c/,z&:’i.:ied ui keA. hjilsn Li.^if&>ii:/‘.9 ^ian^.“4 tiho axps coiid-uifiot^Jp .zzp/na £0 bkffc iKid. of btLz mo/txal coll 40 £dal /up Ce&fiafp ^.yil 1:J& up & Pe/wuouui.l Juu-.z in u&/i.jfi =^- a tsXisiui. c/0tfipc>4<2fin 40 iasi a-6 n bad-, a. douji’ik.&i ansi dJbidoJjul:^ one smt4:t b& lfiifk&2.piuuib-bi kw.'?,^c- /Ae 4Z&u.g4 g,&t&i^LLtp b^ln w.as. a .a-LuJl hbefLn.i.LpH&n of busu. ful-LowoAjfi 4 axh.&msL4e. placsul i-Lf^ .o/isopsui^p siso.pl.hp la a polrj. of. staeiLng, uuianiJ^, and come io a. deinpffzazp paupe ■ Ike d&ak of .oom^ wta6C£tble. fydtye. •=■=■ /ako Izs <^.&du£.eci do .^pbuHesuno. g.oopd.ex.Lz.. g~z ike bll.Laixnjvih. coAien^. ,‘naked Hxs Cdeapp. do .dilLi ■iioaz Aud de-li-Jiip. Jilck. end itdxk Haotc b^u-^. once mo/ie bopped on ike ^kidk,. Toffee nelucian. fL&bomlfif/. Io ih.e peaceful. and biMLinp. va.-/deu of Isa aidcon^t Oftn^ bast ^eseenal xke b/UL4ii and cipp^lhzp. .z&ikead nema.ui.&d die. "fa:/o/u±e lltile lady.'1 of n.ead.exa of /idv&vttsn.e4 and JsAa&Lnjoilon, PAGE Ayena himAedf woa apnanenxdy boo '■■ erased A lliUe beauty Lake a nedt; undid-. Smith, Ae AcpY £4e ja e /ywz Lhc&ugji '■ Uy Q.ft&L Atony / Ofi/iap# 1 vff&e WOo mOA^ " CiSAneLoUCCid Lo • Sy.U.e/U.. -C/lte. hot- tempested nenneAentaiive ZAe Litide T&opde ap^eanLiQ. .in :tT:ie Might Life of -cA.e QocLo1' —~ one of Sm-cih '4 moAt poouian fantaAieA. Aut fo/i the diApans.ty of LheLt. feazuneA and chana de z- •— f^egaena ojoa a ^maddening, bnundte, Toffee a biasing. stedhead — they might almoAi. be mothen. and dj^ughten* doth had a yen. fon men and a iwaQ. Ton Lnoubte, Fadding. into the Apistii of fantaAy. LT. may be yuAt aA useid that they, one both out of action nous white. Life woa neven dudd Ln thein pneAenco both of them ip&te highly detnimeniad to the mentad hecdth and phyAicfd. wedd~ being. of any imsuany mate who happened io come uh contact with then. The ^offa 5 ezui-e^ Ch^teA K f’lyenA (SS) d'Ld Dn-eam. of Fou.-,u.., , Fanda^tLc Advendun.e '!hene may be otken. atoziieA in th.iA AenieA^ but if ao they came Loo Late to be dnatvn to my attervb'-on- fyliton a dotes Thene aneg opponent ly^ thnee mone foff.ee Atonied th&uyh two of them mLyht be nepnlniA that the 7tide (bonne Ondex. mLoA&l on rwt be about Toffee at a.iL, I he i/mee one; {hvitj TdLeAAed ^yento»...... „. o. o Oma.gnnja.tLon,, T ebnuany >95^ (Nvlt) ffoubie Qdentity,...... ThiagL/iaLoon, yune 1T5f (Novi) enyeance of Toffee...... ■br^n.g..Lnnti.on.;i Febnuany 1'951 ^Add someone idio haA the Qun 51 and l eb 5h dmajyLnattonA check thcd out fon uas pLeaAe? COLLECTOR'S BULLETIN CONTENTS; PAGE Editorial & readers comments noted b> Ye Ect . 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Toe ’’Viagens” series, indexed by Jim Corrick , < , s. . c . * Italian SF Magazines, indexed by RI . ardo Vail.- „ a c o c , "Mars & Venus” series, indexed by Jim Comtek £eooo Episodes :966-l9cT, Indexed by Bob VardemaH Cataclysms Unlimited, by Don D’Ammassa 0 e., 99Oo,. 6,o„ 0 e. 0, I- The 'Mad Friend'1 series, indexed by Jim Corrlck , 89Oooe„ Lof Coe- •* A Child of Thome Smith, by Walter J W \ „ c u : ... v, c ; * l on vents & credi «..n c o., e, ,3 0, c „ o o o „ s, 8 o 3 As „ o t o o e a Q a o # u 4 o s; o gj The Cove * is by Terry Romines Pages .3 through 19 were mostly typed by Ghood Man. Jim Pea? ^cr. Riccardo Valias article is reprinted by the kind permission ;■ D? 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