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| − | The '''British Amateur Press Association''' ('''BAPA''') was the first (albeit non-[[fantasy]] or [[fannish]]) [[Amateur Press Association]] in [[UK]]. It was founded in 1890. | + | The '''British Amateur Press Association''' ('''BAPA''') was the first (albeit non-[[fantasy]] or [[fannish]]) [[Amateur Press Association]] in the [[UK]]. It was founded in 1890. |
[[Ted Carnell]] was a member, contributing ''[[Creep, Shadow!]]'' in 1945–6. | [[Ted Carnell]] was a member, contributing ''[[Creep, Shadow!]]'' in 1945–6. | ||
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| + | There was an unrelated [[comics]] [[apa]] of the same name created in 1977. | ||
{{publication | start=1890 | end=????}} | {{publication | start=1890 | end=????}} | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 18 July 2024
The British Amateur Press Association (BAPA) was the first (albeit non-fantasy or fannish) Amateur Press Association in the UK. It was founded in 1890.
Ted Carnell was a member, contributing Creep, Shadow! in 1945–6.
There was an unrelated comics apa of the same name created in 1977.
| Publication | 1890—???? |
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