The Eighth Stage of Fandom: Selections from 25 Years of Fan WritingAdvent, 1962 - 176 páginas |
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... started rolling in and I found myself reading two and three a day , cover to cover , without stopping . I began to mail out quote- cards and enter into hoaxes . I went to conventions and bid at the auctions . It got so I didn't care ...
... started rolling in and I found myself reading two and three a day , cover to cover , without stopping . I began to mail out quote- cards and enter into hoaxes . I went to conventions and bid at the auctions . It got so I didn't care ...
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... started , everybody had to get into the act . Too many magazines came out at once - too many books . " And then the explanation goes into the technical pitch about " news- stand display " and " poor distribution . " And it turns out ...
... started , everybody had to get into the act . Too many magazines came out at once - too many books . " And then the explanation goes into the technical pitch about " news- stand display " and " poor distribution . " And it turns out ...
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... started to produce literate stories , stories which fans could reasonably introduce to their friends as evidence of the good reading to be found in the magazines , along came Superman and his imitators - and im- mediately sf per se was ...
... started to produce literate stories , stories which fans could reasonably introduce to their friends as evidence of the good reading to be found in the magazines , along came Superman and his imitators - and im- mediately sf per se was ...
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