Electronic Fanzines (E-Zines)

Fanzines have been the traditional means for S-F fans to communicate. "All knowledge is contained in fanzines" is a popular adage.

We will try to provide a large selection of the most popular and most important fanzines of the past. Many of the best know professionals in the field started in fanzines. People like Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, Robert Silverberg and Lois McMaster Bujold started as fans.

Initially, we will put these fanzines on the web as graphic files. Eventually we hope to provide some of the material as text files which will load faster and be searchable.

All of this work is done by volunteers. This is a great place for you to help. If you would be willing to convert some of the material to text, even an article or two, it would greatly speed up the process. If you are interested, send email to me below.

-- Joe Siclari
Fan History Project Coordinator

When an item in the following table is a Fanzine, the link points to another table that details the Fanzine's history. To view the issue, please click on its title.

Entries marked with a in this table have one or more issues on-line.

ALT="[RB]"> in this table are links to other sites.

To sort the index just click on a column header (Default: Fanzine).

Fanzine	Editor[s]/Author	Date[s]	Type	Issues
Baryon Magazine	Barry R. Hunter	1975-Present	Fanzine
eFNAC	John Foyster	2000	E-Zine (PDF fornat)
Emerald City	Cheryl Morgan	1995-Present	Fanzine
ERBzine	Bill & Sue-On Hillman	1996-Present	Fanzine
Fully Caffeinated	Lucy Huntzinger		Fanzine
Grilled Pterodactyl	David Grigg		Fanzine
Picofarad	Petrea Mitchell	2004-Present	Fanzine
Planetary Stories	Shelby Vick	2005	E-Zine
Stratus SF SIG News	Laurie D. T. Mann	May 1988 Feb 1993	Newsletter	0
WOSSNAME	Joe Schaumburger (1930-2011) Annie Mac	1999-Present	Nesletter

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