Fandom Science Fiction and Fantasy Genres
Fandom Science Fiction and Fantasy Genres
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- Bill Rotsler was fandom's most prolific illustrator. For over fifty years, he drew many thousands of cartoons and gave them away to fanzine editors for inclusion in their publications. Now, an online archive of his work has been created.
- Dave Langford's fandom site, with the news fanzine Ansible and writings by other fans.
- Includes message board, picture galleries, essays on fandom, and a few links.
- The twentieth anniversary revival of the magazine Swill, originally published in 1981, which is devoted to attacking science fiction fandom.
- Genre club meeting primarily through online correspondence.
- A guide to Canadian SF fandom, with a message board, and articles useful regardless of nationality.
- A directory intended as a research and reference resource for those interested in Science Fiction fandom.
- A directory of more than 3,000 electronic addresses and web sites of fans, professionals and groups located throughout the world.
- The Fandom category in the very comprehensive SFRG.
- Links to a variety of public and private check-in services. Includes a list of New York City SF fans who are known to have survived the bombings.
- Fannish news articles, and threaded discussions of the articles.
- An archive of texts, photographs and artwork relating to the history, development, people and culture of science fiction fandom.
- Practical advice on and glossaries for conventions: gaming, drinking, costumes, volunteering, weapons, elevators, pros, filk and packing.
- A list of fen with public home pages.
- A short dictionary of fanspeak.
- A webring for sites regarding science fiction fandom.
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