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[[George Gibson]] published ''Orbit'' for the [[Leeds Science Fiction Association]].
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'''''Orbit''''' was a [[fanzine]] published by [[George Gibson]] for the  1950s incarnation of the [[Leeds_Clubs#Leeds_Science_Fiction_Association_.28II.29|Leeds Science Fiction Association]]. Issues cost 1/-. [[Walt Willis]] reviewed the first issue in ''[[Nebula (UK)]]'' #6 (December 1953):
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I'm afraid I couldn't possibly recommend you to start your subscription with this first issue — I sometimes think that all [[fan editors]] should start with their second issues, just as the week should begin on Tuesday — but it does show a great deal of promise. The most interesting article in this rather small first edition is by [[Mike Rosenblum]], recounting the proud story of how British organised fandom started in [[Leeds]] 17 years ago.
  
 
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(Did you mean a different orbit?)

Orbit was a fanzine published by George Gibson for the 1950s incarnation of the Leeds Science Fiction Association. Issues cost 1/-. Walt Willis reviewed the first issue in Nebula #6 (December 1953):

I'm afraid I couldn't possibly recommend you to start your subscription with this first issue — I sometimes think that all fan editors should start with their second issues, just as the week should begin on Tuesday — but it does show a great deal of promise. The most interesting article in this rather small first edition is by Mike Rosenblum, recounting the proud story of how British organised fandom started in Leeds 17 years ago.
Issue Date Pages Notes
1 October 1953 14
2 December 1953 18
3 February 1954 24
4 June 1954 30
5 September 1954 30
6 December 1954 32
7 January 1956 22 Final issue


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