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Horizons, v. 6, issue 1, whole no. 20, September 1944
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point, far as I know. There must be a providence--we lose Speer and gain seedy, and to make things better, he even writes about stf. on occasion. A Tale of the Evans--The rhyme about Debussy is nice, even if Debussy doesn't write with gay blu sea, which it doesn't. The co-operatives idea sounds good, but there's probably a difficulty somewhere, and I haven't the energy to read more about co-ops and try to figure out what keeps them from saving to read more about co-ops and try to figure out what keeps them from saving mankind immediately. FAPA Variety--Seems to have been the only postmailing this time, probably because the mailing was delayed even beyond the time for most such things. Presumably a lot of fans are getting their prozines and fanzines bound nowadays--Moskowitz and Wolheim, to name two besides Tucker, and Bob seems to have inspired various characters like Liebscher and Spencer to investigate the possibilities. My only regrewt is that Spaceways wasn't included in the photograph; now I'll probably never know just how "monstrous" a book it makes. There is the little question of what the bindery does when confroted with the postal-size publications that infest the FAPA, of course. Very as tounding is the advertisement of the autographed Weinbaum Memorial Volume. Presumably it's signed by the author, who was dead some months before it appeared. Gift of a pack of stencils strikes me, too, as the most sensible award the FAPA could offer. Not that it really matters, but I have a book jacket oddity, too--the name Morley appears on it as the author of "Three Go Back", though Mitchell is credited properly in the volume itself. The Cosmic Circle publications inspire me to start a new paragraph, but in no other manner. Now to see wheter everything can be stuffed back in the originalenvelope. ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| QUOTEWORTHY QUOTES I'd thought all along that Jade Williamson and Ross Rocklynne were the first two people to use this idea, and what do I but come across it in Balzac? To save myself the laborious process of stylussing in the accent marks, ( and ) will be utilized; don't pay any attention to anything but the top part of them, and the direction in which said top part heads. This is, incidentally, from "Le Succube", from the second dizaine of the Bell Tales. "Par ainsy, ie veis comme ung brouillard les villes de la terre, ou, par un especial don, i'aperceus ung chascun couple aveques ung demon femelle, et sacquebutant, engendrant en grant concupiscence, tous criant mille paroles
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point, far as I know. There must be a providence--we lose Speer and gain seedy, and to make things better, he even writes about stf. on occasion. A Tale of the Evans--The rhyme about Debussy is nice, even if Debussy doesn't write with gay blu sea, which it doesn't. The co-operatives idea sounds good, but there's probably a difficulty somewhere, and I haven't the energy to read more about co-ops and try to figure out what keeps them from saving to read more about co-ops and try to figure out what keeps them from saving mankind immediately. FAPA Variety--Seems to have been the only postmailing this time, probably because the mailing was delayed even beyond the time for most such things. Presumably a lot of fans are getting their prozines and fanzines bound nowadays--Moskowitz and Wolheim, to name two besides Tucker, and Bob seems to have inspired various characters like Liebscher and Spencer to investigate the possibilities. My only regrewt is that Spaceways wasn't included in the photograph; now I'll probably never know just how "monstrous" a book it makes. There is the little question of what the bindery does when confroted with the postal-size publications that infest the FAPA, of course. Very as tounding is the advertisement of the autographed Weinbaum Memorial Volume. Presumably it's signed by the author, who was dead some months before it appeared. Gift of a pack of stencils strikes me, too, as the most sensible award the FAPA could offer. Not that it really matters, but I have a book jacket oddity, too--the name Morley appears on it as the author of "Three Go Back", though Mitchell is credited properly in the volume itself. The Cosmic Circle publications inspire me to start a new paragraph, but in no other manner. Now to see wheter everything can be stuffed back in the originalenvelope. ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| QUOTEWORTHY QUOTES I'd thought all along that Jade Williamson and Ross Rocklynne were the first two people to use this idea, and what do I but come across it in Balzac? To save myself the laborious process of stylussing in the accent marks, ( and ) will be utilized; don't pay any attention to anything but the top part of them, and the direction in which said top part heads. This is, incidentally, from "Le Succube", from the second dizaine of the Bell Tales. "Par ainsy, ie veis comme ung brouillard les villes de la terre, ou, par un especial don, i'aperceus ung chascun couple aveques ung demon femelle, et sacquebutant, engendrant en grant concupiscence, tous criant mille paroles
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