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En Garde, whole no. 9, March 1944
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page 10. BROWSING: Even with the quantity of books we've acquired in the last couple of years, you have an amazing number that are missing from our library -- and you're only down to the "E's". Perhaps we shall list our titles the same way one of those times. After all, a large part of the fun of collecting is comparing collections. INSPIRATION: The usual pages of friendly rambling that we find so pleasing. In connection with the negro discussion, we will print as a separate publication in the next mailing, the material on this subject that we deleted from NOVA #3. ((Incidentally, NOVA #3 is all stenciled, partially mimoed and should be out very shortly after you receive this Mailing. It would have been out before this but we had to pause to get our Fapazines out of the way, and things were further complicated by a breakdown of the mimeo, causing delay while waiting for now parts.)) Glad you enjoyed your visit to Slan Shack, Lynn. We assure you the feeling was mutual. MEET FAPA: Hope it was satisfactory. BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY BULLETIN: The British lads soon more efficient organizers than we Americans. EN GARDE: We rather liked the cover on this one ourselves. GUETO: We glee to note the evolution of Gutoto into a somewhat more personal --- more Fapazinish--- publication. FANTASNIDE: Tantalizing! BEYOND: Nice art, considering the limitations of the medium. As for dreams, we have been planning to publish our own book on the subject as soon as we collect a little more data. You see, we have wanted for some time to experiment with printing and binding an amateur book, and this subject seems to give a fairly good excuse. FANFARE: This issue is just too utterly utter. And those ads are simply excruciating. One of the best humorous efforts FAPA has soon for many a day. As for format and artwork, you have certainly been doing some wonderful work, Art. FANTASY AMATEUR: Thanks, LRG, for routing the bad, bad people who were about to cut our official position right out from under us. However, as Abby Lu has had no direct part in EN GARDE for some time, or in any other FAPA participation except helping with the work when we were OE, and reading the Mailings, she will probably drop when our membership comes up for renewal. Liked the OE's long message. Would like to see long ones every time. POST MAILINGS CLAUSE DEGLER AND THE FAPA: We're inclined to agree that ignoring Degler will have little effect on the situation. SHEAF OF CCCOMENTATORS: Amazing amount of BTU's in this pile of paper, In every great evil some small good may be found -- if you look hard enough.
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page 10. BROWSING: Even with the quantity of books we've acquired in the last couple of years, you have an amazing number that are missing from our library -- and you're only down to the "E's". Perhaps we shall list our titles the same way one of those times. After all, a large part of the fun of collecting is comparing collections. INSPIRATION: The usual pages of friendly rambling that we find so pleasing. In connection with the negro discussion, we will print as a separate publication in the next mailing, the material on this subject that we deleted from NOVA #3. ((Incidentally, NOVA #3 is all stenciled, partially mimoed and should be out very shortly after you receive this Mailing. It would have been out before this but we had to pause to get our Fapazines out of the way, and things were further complicated by a breakdown of the mimeo, causing delay while waiting for now parts.)) Glad you enjoyed your visit to Slan Shack, Lynn. We assure you the feeling was mutual. MEET FAPA: Hope it was satisfactory. BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY BULLETIN: The British lads soon more efficient organizers than we Americans. EN GARDE: We rather liked the cover on this one ourselves. GUETO: We glee to note the evolution of Gutoto into a somewhat more personal --- more Fapazinish--- publication. FANTASNIDE: Tantalizing! BEYOND: Nice art, considering the limitations of the medium. As for dreams, we have been planning to publish our own book on the subject as soon as we collect a little more data. You see, we have wanted for some time to experiment with printing and binding an amateur book, and this subject seems to give a fairly good excuse. FANFARE: This issue is just too utterly utter. And those ads are simply excruciating. One of the best humorous efforts FAPA has soon for many a day. As for format and artwork, you have certainly been doing some wonderful work, Art. FANTASY AMATEUR: Thanks, LRG, for routing the bad, bad people who were about to cut our official position right out from under us. However, as Abby Lu has had no direct part in EN GARDE for some time, or in any other FAPA participation except helping with the work when we were OE, and reading the Mailings, she will probably drop when our membership comes up for renewal. Liked the OE's long message. Would like to see long ones every time. POST MAILINGS CLAUSE DEGLER AND THE FAPA: We're inclined to agree that ignoring Degler will have little effect on the situation. SHEAF OF CCCOMENTATORS: Amazing amount of BTU's in this pile of paper, In every great evil some small good may be found -- if you look hard enough.
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