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Diablerie, v. 1, issue 1, January 1944
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diablerie radical conceptions, but they haplessly have not succeeded. Degler, who also spreads equally inane and obstinate propaganda under the pen name, Don Rogers, thunderously and vehemently tramps onward, alone with the exception of Raymond Washington, who because of immaturity has been easily influenced, making promises he cannot possibly fulfill, and fraudulently using the names of at least twenty five fans over the nation. In closing, Degler, alias Rogers, bases his whole cosmic-shaking program upon a thin web of assumption and doubly transparent lies. His Fanews Analyzer bristles with gigantic exaggerations and false statements, none of which he can back up with actual facts or pertinent figures. He plans to visit here in a few days...I look forward to giving him hell! the end the Acolyte Fandom's only all weird magazine, dedicated to the memory of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, has run only five issues and is already considered to be one of the top amateur publications appearing regularly. The material is consistently the best that can be obtained in the weird and fantasy field, by Clark Ashton Smith, H.P. Lovecraft, Duane Rimil, and others. Columns too, by Franklin Lee Baldwin and Harold Wakefield. Robert Hoffman, also, who is generally present with many fine full-page illustrations. The editors of diablerie sincerely recommend this publication to you all, for it features poetry, fiction, columns, and art. Things that are rarely obtainable all in one fan magazine, today. The fifth issue, now out with a striking cover by Howard Wandrei, whose artis-tic ability matches Harry Clarke's, may be had for ten cents (10¢) or four issues, one year, for thirty five cents (35¢) from Francis T. Laney 720 Tenth Street Clarkston-Wash Don't miss this magazine. By this time of the nest Widner Poll, we wager that The Acolyte will be one of the top three magazines being published...When send-ing order, please mention this magazine.
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diablerie radical conceptions, but they haplessly have not succeeded. Degler, who also spreads equally inane and obstinate propaganda under the pen name, Don Rogers, thunderously and vehemently tramps onward, alone with the exception of Raymond Washington, who because of immaturity has been easily influenced, making promises he cannot possibly fulfill, and fraudulently using the names of at least twenty five fans over the nation. In closing, Degler, alias Rogers, bases his whole cosmic-shaking program upon a thin web of assumption and doubly transparent lies. His Fanews Analyzer bristles with gigantic exaggerations and false statements, none of which he can back up with actual facts or pertinent figures. He plans to visit here in a few days...I look forward to giving him hell! the end the Acolyte Fandom's only all weird magazine, dedicated to the memory of Howard Phillips Lovecraft, has run only five issues and is already considered to be one of the top amateur publications appearing regularly. The material is consistently the best that can be obtained in the weird and fantasy field, by Clark Ashton Smith, H.P. Lovecraft, Duane Rimil, and others. Columns too, by Franklin Lee Baldwin and Harold Wakefield. Robert Hoffman, also, who is generally present with many fine full-page illustrations. The editors of diablerie sincerely recommend this publication to you all, for it features poetry, fiction, columns, and art. Things that are rarely obtainable all in one fan magazine, today. The fifth issue, now out with a striking cover by Howard Wandrei, whose artis-tic ability matches Harry Clarke's, may be had for ten cents (10¢) or four issues, one year, for thirty five cents (35¢) from Francis T. Laney 720 Tenth Street Clarkston-Wash Don't miss this magazine. By this time of the nest Widner Poll, we wager that The Acolyte will be one of the top three magazines being published...When send-ing order, please mention this magazine.
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