FAN FARE
VOL 3, NO 3
MAY '53
15¢
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_Editor_: W. Paul Ganley
Cover by Charles Momberger
(see editorial please).
CONTENTS
THE ANNALS OF AARDVARK
by Harlan Ellison
THE GOTHIC HORROR
by George Wetzel
LOOSE ENDS
by Jean Reedy
A TIME TO LOVE
by Don Howard Donnell
_VERSE_:
THREE A.M., by Walt Klein
AT TAKEOFF TIME, by R. L. Clancy
NOVA, by Keran O'Brien
THE SEA AT EVENING, by A. Duane
TAVERN MOOD, by Walt Klein
_FEATURES_:
ENTR'ACTE
ASSAY REPORT
WHAT THE CAT DRAGGED IN
... ENTR'ACTE
This issue was published with the thought in mind that it would be nice
to distribute it at the Midwestcon--in the rush to get it finished,
the aid of Robert J. Fritz (editor of the now defunct HYPEROPIA) and
Joseph M. Fillinger (editor of the now defunct GHUVNA). This was a
mistake--as a matter of fact, two mistakes! Note the sloppiness of the
interior reproduction. Note the cover, and realize that Joe swiped it
from a Momberger cover on the second issue of GHUVNA; it suffered in
the process, and I expect Charlie to sue me any day now. I'm tired of
saying in each issue that the next one will see, finally, publication
of the DeWeese story. It is _not_ a myth ... and it will appear. What?
Well, now, you just wait and see!!
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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