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− | '''''Winnie''''', the [[PenSFA]] [[clubzine]], is formally named ''Winnie the POO'' (POO being the PenSFA Official Organ, and Winnie being the most famous POO.) It started in the 60s and was initially edited by [[ | + | '''''Winnie''''', the [[PenSFA]] [[clubzine]], is formally named ''Winnie the POO'' (POO being the PenSFA Official Organ, and Winnie being the most famous POO.) It started in the 60s and was initially edited by [[Terry Adamski]] and was usually small -- 3-4 pages. It contained club news, reviews and sometimes short pieces of experimental fiction. |
'''Winnie''' actually has a longer continuous history than the club has, since in the 1970s the club quit meeting for some time, but [[Mike Ward]] used the title to publish a West Coast-centered [[newszine]] to complement the then East Coast-based ''[[Locus]]'' (''[[File 770]]'' did not yet exist.) | '''Winnie''' actually has a longer continuous history than the club has, since in the 1970s the club quit meeting for some time, but [[Mike Ward]] used the title to publish a West Coast-centered [[newszine]] to complement the then East Coast-based ''[[Locus]]'' (''[[File 770]]'' did not yet exist.) | ||
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− | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes | + | Issue || Date || Pages || Editor || Notes |
− | V2.6 || September 1, 1969 || 4 || | + | V1.3 || March 25, 1968 || 1 || [[Felice Rolfe]] || |
− | V4.1 || October 31, 1969 || 2 || | + | V1.11 || July 1968 || 2 || Rolfe & [[Mike Ward]] || |
− | V4.2 || November 15, 1969 || 4 || | + | V2.1 || April 1969 || 4 || [[Jerry Jacks]] || |
− | V4.3 || December 1, 1969 || 2 || | + | V2.6 || September 1, 1969 || 4 || " || |
− | V4.4 || December 23, 1969 || 6 || | + | V2.9 || early 1969 || 3 || [[Terry Adamski]] || |
− | V4.5 || January 18, 1970 || 4 || | + | V3.3 || June 15, 1969 || 4 || Jerry Jacks || |
− | V4.6 || February 1, 1970 || 4 || | + | V3.4 || July 1969 || 4 || " || |
− | V4.7 || February 22, 1970 || | + | V3.6 || September 1, 1969 || 4 || " || Marked V2.6 |
− | V4.8 || March 15, 1970 || 8 || | + | V4.1 || October 31, 1969 || 2 || Mike Ward || |
− | V4.9 || April 5, 1970 || 6 || | + | V4.2 || November 15, 1969 || 4 || " || |
− | V4.10 || April 19, 1970 || 4 || | + | V4.3 || December 1, 1969 || 2 || " || |
− | V4.11 || May 2, 1970 || 4 || | + | V4.4 || December 23, 1969 || 6 || " || |
− | V4.12 || May 16, 1970 || 4 || | + | V4.5 || January 18, 1970 || 4 || " || |
− | V4.13 || June 12, 1970 || 8 || | + | V4.6 || February 1, 1970 || 4 || " || |
− | V4.14 || July 10, 1970 || 6 || | + | V4.7 || February 22, 1970 || 12 || " || |
− | V4.15 || July 24, 1970 || 6 || | + | V4.8 || March 15, 1970 || 8 || " || |
− | V4.16 || September 4, 1970 || 8 || | + | V4.9 || April 5, 1970 || 6 || " || |
− | V4.17 || September 18, 1970 || 4 || | + | V4.10 || April 19, 1970 || 4 || " || |
− | V5.1 || February 2, 1971 || 4 || | + | V4.11 || May 2, 1970 || 4 || " || |
− | V5.2 || February 26, 1971 || 1 || | + | V4.12 || May 16, 1970 || 4 || " || |
− | || 2000 || || now electronic only | + | V4.13 || June 12, 1970 || 8 || " || |
− | 713 || June 2018 || || | + | V4.14 || July 10, 1970 || 6 || " || |
+ | V4.15 || July 24, 1970 || 6 || " || | ||
+ | V4.16 || September 4, 1970 || 8 || " || | ||
+ | V4.17 || September 18, 1970 || 4 || " || | ||
+ | V5.1 || February 2, 1971 || 4 || " || | ||
+ | V5.2 || February 26, 1971 || 1 || " || | ||
+ | || 2000 || || || now electronic only | ||
+ | 713 || June 2018 || || || | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:12, 31 May 2024
Winnie, the PenSFA clubzine, is formally named Winnie the POO (POO being the PenSFA Official Organ, and Winnie being the most famous POO.) It started in the 60s and was initially edited by Terry Adamski and was usually small -- 3-4 pages. It contained club news, reviews and sometimes short pieces of experimental fiction.
Winnie actually has a longer continuous history than the club has, since in the 1970s the club quit meeting for some time, but Mike Ward used the title to publish a West Coast-centered newszine to complement the then East Coast-based Locus (File 770 did not yet exist.)
When the club resumed operation, the title continued as the club newsletter; in June 2018 issue number 713 was published. Since 2000, the newsletter has officially been distributed by e-mail only, though the last paper copy was mailed some years before.
Issue | Date | Pages | Editor | Notes |
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V1.3 | March 25, 1968 | 1 | Felice Rolfe | |
V1.11 | July 1968 | 2 | Rolfe & Mike Ward | |
V2.1 | April 1969 | 4 | Jerry Jacks | |
V2.6 | September 1, 1969 | 4 | " | |
V2.9 | early 1969 | 3 | Terry Adamski | |
V3.3 | June 15, 1969 | 4 | Jerry Jacks | |
V3.4 | July 1969 | 4 | " | |
V3.6 | September 1, 1969 | 4 | " | Marked V2.6 |
V4.1 | October 31, 1969 | 2 | Mike Ward | |
V4.2 | November 15, 1969 | 4 | " | |
V4.3 | December 1, 1969 | 2 | " | |
V4.4 | December 23, 1969 | 6 | " | |
V4.5 | January 18, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V4.6 | February 1, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V4.7 | February 22, 1970 | 12 | " | |
V4.8 | March 15, 1970 | 8 | " | |
V4.9 | April 5, 1970 | 6 | " | |
V4.10 | April 19, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V4.11 | May 2, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V4.12 | May 16, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V4.13 | June 12, 1970 | 8 | " | |
V4.14 | July 10, 1970 | 6 | " | |
V4.15 | July 24, 1970 | 6 | " | |
V4.16 | September 4, 1970 | 8 | " | |
V4.17 | September 18, 1970 | 4 | " | |
V5.1 | February 2, 1971 | 4 | " | |
V5.2 | February 26, 1971 | 1 | " | |
2000 | now electronic only | |||
713 | June 2018 |
- Winnie the POO online at fanac.org
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