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| − | A monthly printed [[fanzine]] published starting in | + | A (near) monthly printed [[fanzine]] published starting in June 1969 by [[Frank Dietz|Frank]] & [[Ann Dietz]], and edited by [[Ann Dietz]]. Luna Monthly focused on news in the field, plus regular interviews with major authors. The final issue #67 was published in Spring 1977. They published an index to the material in the 1969 issues, but this was not continued in later years. They published one supplement, issue "27s", on the deaths of two titans of the field in the previous month, with a 2-page memorial to August Derleth (d. July 4, 1971), written by Gerry de la Ree, and a 2-page memorial to John W. Campbell (d. July 11, 1971), written by Isaac Asimov. |
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Revision as of 00:39, 20 April 2020
A (near) monthly printed fanzine published starting in June 1969 by Frank & Ann Dietz, and edited by Ann Dietz. Luna Monthly focused on news in the field, plus regular interviews with major authors. The final issue #67 was published in Spring 1977. They published an index to the material in the 1969 issues, but this was not continued in later years. They published one supplement, issue "27s", on the deaths of two titans of the field in the previous month, with a 2-page memorial to August Derleth (d. July 4, 1971), written by Gerry de la Ree, and a 2-page memorial to John W. Campbell (d. July 11, 1971), written by Isaac Asimov.
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