SCIENCE-FICTION

FIVE-YEARLY

FAPA

FAPA

#3

1961

Cover - Symbolizing man's capacity for good and evil ...................................................................................1
Contents - Containing that which is contained ................................................................................................2
Dedication - The world will little note ............................................................................................................3
Editorial - Nor long remember ......................................................................................................................5
I Had One Grunch But The Space-Probe Over There.......A. Young .............................................................8
Stars of the Slave Giants - Serial - Part II.......Calvin Aargh .........................................................................10
!Nerissa - Serial - Part II .............................. Nalrah Nosille ......................................................................16
Robert Bloch Exposed - A Reprint .............................................................................................................19
The Withdrawl .............................................. John Koning .........................................................................23
Two Novels of Science ................................. A. J. Budrys .........................................................................27
A Succinct History of 6th Fandom ................. B. Tucker ...... (compilation) ................................................31

Art by Arthur Thomson; the balance of the drawings by yed.

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SCIENCE FICTION FIVE-YEARLY is published lustrumly by the Quandry Press, a subsidiary of the New York underground offices of the Fort Mudge Steam Calliope Company. This issue is produced for the Nov. 1961, FAPA mailing, a few friends and the Fund. Dean A. Grennell is mentioned here through the courtesy of Chuch Harris. Legible pages appear through the courtesy of Dick Greenhaus who loaned the use of his typewriter which, unfortunately, was not available for the entire issue. Any communications regarding this issue should be addressed to the editor-publisher:

Lee Hoffman
basement
54 East 7th Street
New York 5, New York

Please note that if any items addressed to the above are returned to the sender bearing idiotic remarks such as "Refused", this is the work of the post office - contrary to rumors we look eagerly forward to communiques and gleefully accept them unless they're from the Sat Eve Post.

Watch for the next issue of SFFY on or about 1966. Deadline for that issue is July, 1966. DON'T MISS IT!

Data entry by Judy Bemis
Hard copy provided by Geri Sullivan

Data entry by Judy Bemis

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