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Sydney Futurian, issue 8, 1948
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PAGE SIX THE SYDNEY FUTURIAN THE FUTURIAN SOCIETY LIBRARY The Futurian Society Library now contains 71 magazines, 28 books, 8 excerpts and over 200 copies of 66 fan publications. Use of the library is open to all members living in the Australasian postal area, charge being 3d. per item per fortnight. Many thanks to Los Angeleños L. Holt and J. Wyatt for donations of magazines made through Maurice Powell, and to Arthur Haddon, who sent us a number of Armed Forces Editions from Japan. Thanks also to the various members who have put items in on loan. Completely unexpected and very welcome, too, were the four magazines just received from James Hince of Texas. Latest books added to the Library include Professor J. O. Bailey's historical analysis of science fiction,"Pilgrims Through Space and Time," for which 3d. per week will be charged; "Miracles Ahead" by Carlisle and Latham; "Lost Horizon" by James Hilton; "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by E. A. Poe; "This is Our World" by Paul B. Sears; "Rockets and Jets" by H. S. Zim; and "The Edge of Running Water" by William Sloane. New prozines include Amazing Stories Jan, July. 1934 and Feb. 1938 and Mar. 1948; Wonder Stories Feb, Jul, Aug. '34 and Feb. 1936; T.W.S Jan. 1940; A.S.F. Oct, Nov, Dec.1947 and Jan. 1948; Super Science Stories May 1940; Marvel S. S. Feb. 1939; Weird Tales May 1945, Mar 1948 (25th Anniversary Issue!); Startling Stories Mar 1946; F.F.M. Jun. 1947; FanTasy Book No. 2; Blue Book Dec. 1947. Among the new fanzines are copies of LE ZOMBIE;SYNAPSE; SPACEWAYS; TYMPANI; the 1939 YEARBOOK OF SCIENCE; WEIRD and FANTASY FICTION; SANGRI L'AFFAIRES; WILD HAIR; GORGON; OPERATION FANTAST Overseas fans please note -- you support the Futurian Society, obtain the Sydney Futurian regularly, and do a ser-
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PAGE SIX THE SYDNEY FUTURIAN THE FUTURIAN SOCIETY LIBRARY The Futurian Society Library now contains 71 magazines, 28 books, 8 excerpts and over 200 copies of 66 fan publications. Use of the library is open to all members living in the Australasian postal area, charge being 3d. per item per fortnight. Many thanks to Los Angeleños L. Holt and J. Wyatt for donations of magazines made through Maurice Powell, and to Arthur Haddon, who sent us a number of Armed Forces Editions from Japan. Thanks also to the various members who have put items in on loan. Completely unexpected and very welcome, too, were the four magazines just received from James Hince of Texas. Latest books added to the Library include Professor J. O. Bailey's historical analysis of science fiction,"Pilgrims Through Space and Time," for which 3d. per week will be charged; "Miracles Ahead" by Carlisle and Latham; "Lost Horizon" by James Hilton; "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" by E. A. Poe; "This is Our World" by Paul B. Sears; "Rockets and Jets" by H. S. Zim; and "The Edge of Running Water" by William Sloane. New prozines include Amazing Stories Jan, July. 1934 and Feb. 1938 and Mar. 1948; Wonder Stories Feb, Jul, Aug. '34 and Feb. 1936; T.W.S Jan. 1940; A.S.F. Oct, Nov, Dec.1947 and Jan. 1948; Super Science Stories May 1940; Marvel S. S. Feb. 1939; Weird Tales May 1945, Mar 1948 (25th Anniversary Issue!); Startling Stories Mar 1946; F.F.M. Jun. 1947; FanTasy Book No. 2; Blue Book Dec. 1947. Among the new fanzines are copies of LE ZOMBIE;SYNAPSE; SPACEWAYS; TYMPANI; the 1939 YEARBOOK OF SCIENCE; WEIRD and FANTASY FICTION; SANGRI L'AFFAIRES; WILD HAIR; GORGON; OPERATION FANTAST Overseas fans please note -- you support the Futurian Society, obtain the Sydney Futurian regularly, and do a ser-
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