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Birmingham Science Fiction Group Newsletter BRUM GROUP NEWS A p r i l 1 9 9 2 I s s u e 2 4 7 The Monthly newsletter of the Birninghan Science Fiction Group (Honorary Presidents: Brian W Aldiss & Harry Harrison) G r o u p C h a i r m a n - T o n y M o r t o n , S e c r e t a r y - C a r o l M o r t o n , N e w s l e t t e r E d i t o r - M a r t i n T u d o r , T r e a s u r e r - R i c h a r d S t a n d a g e , R e v i e w s E d i t o r - B e r n i e Ev a n s , P u b l i c i t y O f f i c e r - A l J o h n s t o n , O r d i n a r y M e m b e r - M i c k E v a n s , N o v a c o n 22 C h a irman - H e l e n a Bo w l e s . JOHN JARROLD Science Fiction Editor of Legend Books will be addressing the BSFG on Friday 10th April 1992 (please note this is one week earlier than our normal meetings) 7.30pm for 7.45pm Admittance: Members 1.25 Visitors 2.25 A fan since 1973 when he attended his first sf convention, JOHN JARROLD went on to work as a reader for various publishers and agents, including the world renowned Carnell Literary Agency. After a few years spent out of fandom he came back with a vengeance in the 80s helping to create Mexicon, found Frank's Apa and producing the Nova Award winning fanzine, PREVERT. Working as a Librarian at the time, he had long wanted to find more regular employment within the genre. His perseverance, knowledge of the field and sheer stubbornness finally paid off when he was offered the post of sf editor at Macdonald Futura. Having spent some time working with such authors as Iain Banks, Harry Harrison and Anne Gay, John was promoted to Editorial Director of Macdonald's Orbit imprint. Fortunately for John as Maxwell's empire begem to crumble, endangering Macdonald publishing, he was offered Deborah Beale's old job as head of Random Century's Legend imprint. The BSFG meets at 7.45pm on the third friday of every month (unless otherwise notified) in the upstairs function room of the White Lion, corner of Thorp Street and Horsefair/Bristol Street in Birmingham city centre. The annual subscription rates (which include a copy of this monthly newsletter and reduced price entry to meetings) are nine pounds per person, or twelve pounds for two members at the same address. Cheques etc. payable to "the Birmingham Science Fiction Group", via the treasurer Richard Standage at meetings or by post c/o Bernie Evans (address below) book reviews should be sent to the reviews editor Bernie Evans at 121 Cape Hill, Smethwick, Warley, West Midlands, B66 4SH (tel: 021 558 0997). All other contributions and enquiries regarding the Brum Group News to Martin Tudor, 845 Alum Rock Road, Ward End, Birmingham, B8 2AG (tel: 021 327 3023). a F E W WORDS FROM ASIMOV DIES, AGED 72 OUR TREASURER by Richard Standage Isaac Asimov died on 6 April at New York Those of you who attended the February University Hospital, aged 72. His brother meetings may have noticed a one-off (two- Stanley Informed the press that the writer off?) price hike in the admission charge. For died of heart and kidney failure. anyone wondering about this allow me to Isaac Asimov was born in Petrovichi, explain. Because money is a bit tighter at USSR, on 2 January 1920, emigrating to the the moment than in the recent past, the USA with his family in 1923 where he was committee have decided to adopt a pricing naturalized in 1928. policy for each meeting. After the appearance of his first John Brunner was an expensive speaker published story "Marooned off Vesta" (AMAZING because he had to travel a considerable STORIES, 1939) he had, within a few years distance and we received no financial backing written or started work on the works which from his publisher. To have broken even on were to make him the Grandmaster of Science this meeting purely from on the door charges Fiction. The first story in his ROBOT series, would have meant charging a small fortune. "Strange Playfellow* (or "Robbie") appeared in Fortunately your committee had a brainstorm 1940, the third story in the series, "Liar!" (wonderful the way alcohol loosens the (1941), introduced his famous Three Laws of brain cells) we decided to spread the cost over Robotics. Also in 1941 the most famous of his the two meetings. As Greg Bear was one of stories saw print, "Nightfall" - arguably the our cheaper speakers (because a large part of most popular sf story ever written. Finally, his expenses were met by his publisher) this 1942 saw the publication of "Foundation", the worked out quite nicely. first story in the famous series. Our decision appears to have worked. So The fifties opened with the publication far no one has objected to the higher charges of the first of his many novels, PEBBLE IN THE on these meetings (dissensions invited), and SKY (1950). It was swiftly followed by the the more numerate amongst you might be best work of his career THE STARS LIKE DUS T interested to know that the extra revenue (1951), FOUNDATION (1951), FOUNDATION AND generated from the price rise amounted to EMPIRE (1952), SECOND FOUNDATION (1953), TIE around £30 which, to within a few pence, was CAVES OF STEEL (1954), THE END OF ETERNITY our profit on the two meetings. Any purists (1955) and TH E NAKED SUN (1957). out there who think that we should not be Many critics would argue that Asimov's making any profit at all might like to bear in science fictional career went rapidly down mind that if we had charged regular prices hill after the fifties, but few would deny his for both meetings our net income for the tremendous influence on the genre. month would have amounted to just 6 4 p. Remembering that Twentycon cost the Group 00000 £1066, at that sort of monthly return it would take us until the 3189 to regain our Information regarding John Jarrold is courtesy financial position of this time last year - of the Stan Nicholls interview in INTERZONE *41, just in time to finance One Thousand Two Thanks this time to RICHARD STANDAGE, PAULINE M0RGAN Hundred and Twentycon. and MICHAEL JONES for taking the time to contribute to the newsletter, STEVE GREEN for his contribution to the JOPHAN REPORT, BERNIE EVANS for editing the reviews and producing the labels, NICK EVANS for his CORRECTION work on the reviews, DAVE HARDY for the JOPHAN and REVIEWS headings, TONY BERRY for putting up with the Last issue I ran details of DREAMCON in the WAVE photocopier, The contents of this issue are JOPHAN REPORT, unfortunately part of copyright 1992 the BSFG, on behalf of the the address was incorrect. If you are contributors, to whom all rights revert on interested send £1.50 to: publication. Personal opinions expressed in this Dreamcon, publication do not necessarily reflect those of the 160 Beaumont Road, committee or the BSFG, All text by Martin Tudor Boumville, Birmingham, B30 1NY. except where stated otherwise. This publication was printed on the CRITICAL WAVE photocopier, ATTENTION... This months meeting will be held ONE WEEK EARLIER than normal on friday the 10th of April, when John Jarrold the science fiction editor of Random Centu ry's Legend imprint will be speaking to the Group to '60 and '61 to '70, all at 80p each or £3 the FOR SALE lot, post-paid from Vince Clarke, 16 Wendover Way, Welling, Kent, DA16 2BN. FOR SALE ... STAR TREK: Video tapes and books. ♦♦♦♦♦ 40 video tapes in perfect condition <most only watched a few times) and 32 STAR TREK BSFG 20th ANNIVERSARY SOUVENIR BOOKS: novels (all in good condition). Also 14- DOCTOR Articles by BRIAN ALDISS, HARRY HARRISON and WHO video tapes and 2 DOCTOR WHO novels, again ANNE GAY. Only £1.95 (postpaid), cheques all in excellent condition. Everything in payable to "THE BSFG", to MARTIN TUDOR, 845 excellent condition. Price new £642.00, ONLY Alum Rock Road, Birmingham, B8 2AG. ASKING £250.00 or near offer. Call Dave on <021) 558 3857, ♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ BEYOND THE ENCHANTED DUPLICATOR ... TO THE ENCHANTED CONVENTION by Walt Willis and James ZENITH / ZENITH SPECULATION FOR SALE. Peter White, sequel to the 1954 allegorical fan Weston's seminal critical review of sf. classic, US edition now available at £3 post­ Contributors include Aldiss, Brunner, Harrison, paid or £8 collectors autographed edition, Leiber, Moorcock, Niven, Offutt, Pohl, Priest, from Vince Clarke, 16 Wendover Way, Welling, Silverberg, Stableford and many others. I have Kent DA16 2BN. in good condition, issues 8-32 (1965-1973), a useful historical collection: £25 Including ♦♦♦♦♦ postage. Contact David Sutton, 021 4-44 6188. GALAXY MAGAZINE: A selection of 75 issues ♦♦♦♦♦ from the years 1953-65, in good condition. An excellent way to start a collection and FANZINE COLLECTORS: 1970s British fanzine enjoy some of the best sf of those years. checklist now available, also the original Best offer over £30 secures.
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