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A fanthology of the best fan writing of 1986 edited by Mike Glyer and published by Dennis Virzi with production by Pat Mueller in 1987.
Contents[edit]
| Title | Credit | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Illustration | Teddy Harvia | |
| Illustration | Taral | |
| Illustration | Schirm | |
| Favorite 1986 Fanzines | Mike Glyer | |
| "Thank You Girls" | Christopher Priest | Chuch by Rob Hansen and Avedon Carol |
| "Letter from London" | Avedon Carol | Xenium #14 by Mike Glicksohn |
| Illustration | Brad Foster | |
| "Notes from the Outside -- A Berry Odyssey" | Eric Mayer | Holier Than Thou #23 by Marty Cantor |
| Illustration | Brad Foster | |
| '"I'm Over __Heeeeere__, Gerhardt!"' | Jeanne Gomoll | Whimsey #5 by Jeanne Gomoll |
| Cartoon | Jeanne Gomoll | |
| Illustration | Kip Williams | |
| "Close Cap Tightly to Retard Thickening" | Patrick Nielsen Hayden | Flash Point #8 by Patrick Nielsen Hayden |
| "Real Fen Don't Eat Greeps" | Elst Weinstein | Weinstein's and Glyer's Discount Hoxarama! |
| Illustration | Brad Foster | |
| "Hell, 12 Feet" | Teresa Nielsen Hayden | Prevert #14 by John Jarrold |
| Illustration | Steve Stiles | |
| "Fizz! Buzz!" | Dave Langford | Platen Stories and Trapdoor #6 by Robert Lichtman |
| "Win a Day with Mikgail Gorbachev!" | Tim Jones | Timbre #3 by Tim Jones |
| "The Ballad of Gained S'mell" | Skel | Holier Than Thou #24 by Marty Cantor |
| "I was a Teenage Cyberpunk for the FBI and Found Goo" | Arthur D. Hlavaty | The Dillinger Relic #46 by Arthur D. Hlavaty |
| Illustration | Brad Foster | |
| "We Remember... The Missing Man" | Greg Bennett | Westwind February 1986 |
| Illustration | Jim Thompson | |
| Illustration | Teddy Harvia |
| Publication | ???? |
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