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? frankwu 2009

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 2009

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 frankwu 2008

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? 2008

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 frankwu 2008

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? 2007

All of this material is either beyond obscure, appearing in fanzines and other rarities through the ages, or previously unpublished.

Subterranean Press » 2006 » August 2006

There were "fanzines" - Teen Beat, Sixteen Magazine.

p2pnet news 2009

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

Someone Is Angry On the Internet grrm 2010

(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 frankwu 2007