fanzines

• “(Though, technically, according to the SFS (Science Fiction Society) constitution, the "fan art" category covers stuff that appears in fanzines AND semi-prozines, where a lot of my stuff appears.)”

  Do people actually read fanzines?

• “When I finally found sf fandom, both in fanzines, and shortly thereafter, in local fans and groups, around age 11-12, involvement in those activities that my obsession, and in particular I became a world-class expert in the obscure topic of the history of science fiction fandom, and related topics.”

  When having a hobby was my hobby

• “Partially because he was nominated not for writings which appeared in fanzines, but rather for his writings in his blog.”

  Society benefits from much voting

• “Fan artists are folks like me whose work appears in fanzines (for which they are paid nothing) or in semi-professional magazines (semi-prozines) (for which they are paid next to nothing).”

  Society benefits from much voting

• “What was once a controversy that consumed several rounds of letters back and forth in fanzines and magazines, lasting months or even years, has been reduced in the era of the internet to a matter of hours.”

  MIND MELD: What are the Most Controversial SF/F Novels of the Past & Present?

• “Even in fanzines that's been true -- William Atheling Jr's columns, for an early example -- if not universal.”

  MIND MELD: How Have Online Book Reviews Affected the Publishing World?

• “All of this material is either beyond obscure, appearing in fanzines and other rarities through the ages, or previously unpublished.”

  Subterranean Press » 2006 » August

• “There were "fanzines" - Teen Beat, Sixteen Magazine.”

  p2pnet news

• “It simply meant "stories written by fans for fans, amateur fiction published in fanzines.”

  Someone Is Angry On the Internet

• “(Or whether "fan writing" really applies only to stuff that appears in fanzines.) (And NO, I am NOT plugging himself for a Hugo in this category.)”

  Fan writer Hugo

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