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| − | '''''Nebulae''''' ('''星云''') | + | '''''Nebulae''''' ('''星云'''), [[China]]’s first [[fanzine]], was [[published]] by a young [[Yao Haijun]], initially from a farm in Yichun, Heilongjiang Province, with 40 issues from 1989 to 2007. It featured [[sf]] news and reviews and was enormously influential, with a top circulation of 1,200. |
| − | Yao | + | In 1998, Yao became an editor of the [[Chengdu]]-based [[prozine]] ''[[Science Fiction World (China)]]'', making his a kind of Chinese [[George Scithers]] story. |
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| + | {{publication|start=1989|end=2007}} [[Category:fanzine]] [[Category:asia]] | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 15 March 2021
Nebulae (星云), China’s first fanzine, was published by a young Yao Haijun, initially from a farm in Yichun, Heilongjiang Province, with 40 issues from 1989 to 2007. It featured sf news and reviews and was enormously influential, with a top circulation of 1,200.
In 1998, Yao became an editor of the Chengdu-based prozine Science Fiction World, making his a kind of Chinese George Scithers story.
| Publication | 1989—2007 |
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