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Stefantasy, v. 5, issue 2, June 1949
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TYPO SYMPOSIUM This probably won't be of much interest to Vanguardifs, who just chew out the lines and let the typos fall where they may. However, Marv Neel and a few other members of NAPA who worry about one or two errors in a beautifully-printed issue may find some comfort in it, I hope. The material is from Typo Graphics. Errata We seem to have broken out, in the past few issues, with a rash of typographical errors. To the sharp-eyed readers who care about such things, and to one of our authors in particular--Sam Welles, whose "Surprises in Russia" contained six misspellings or ommissions--our apologies are tendered. Mr. Harper has crawled into the office to admit that he meant "Man's Hope" and not "Man's Fate" ("After Hours," September) and that it was he who wrote "Sir Lawrence Oliver" when it should have been "Laurence." Professor F. S. C. Northrop of Yale may also rest assured that we know better than to spell his name, as we did last month, with a "u".--Harper's
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TYPO SYMPOSIUM This probably won't be of much interest to Vanguardifs, who just chew out the lines and let the typos fall where they may. However, Marv Neel and a few other members of NAPA who worry about one or two errors in a beautifully-printed issue may find some comfort in it, I hope. The material is from Typo Graphics. Errata We seem to have broken out, in the past few issues, with a rash of typographical errors. To the sharp-eyed readers who care about such things, and to one of our authors in particular--Sam Welles, whose "Surprises in Russia" contained six misspellings or ommissions--our apologies are tendered. Mr. Harper has crawled into the office to admit that he meant "Man's Hope" and not "Man's Fate" ("After Hours," September) and that it was he who wrote "Sir Lawrence Oliver" when it should have been "Laurence." Professor F. S. C. Northrop of Yale may also rest assured that we know better than to spell his name, as we did last month, with a "u".--Harper's
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