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Satellite, v. 1, issue 1, October 1938
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THE SATELLITE OFFICIAL ORGAN of the LIVERPOOL SFA President: L.J. Johnson Hon, Sec: J. Allison Free Jnr. Vice-Pres: N. Weedall Hon. Treas: H.0. Dicklnson. Hon. Librarian: F.D. Wilson Editorial At the last Liverpool SFA is started on its (we hope) triumphant way. The Secretary's notes are given on page 12, from which a good idea of what went on at our extremely successful meeting can be gathered. It was decided to have the "Satellite" as official organ of the Branch, and here we present the first issue, which we hope will prove satisfactory. Those hyper-critical ones who are preparing to send up a howl of protest at the lack of thought-variants and mutants should remember that we have as yet had no time to discover our readers' likes and dislikes; it's up to YOU to write in and let us know exactlv what you think is wrong with the magazine or, if you are in kindly mood, what you like about it. All letters will be given our most careful attention, and you may rest assured that no constructive comments you make will be ignored. In the course of the next few months, we intend printing a few weird tales. I know that the average sclentiflction fan dislikes the other type of fantasy.
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THE SATELLITE OFFICIAL ORGAN of the LIVERPOOL SFA President: L.J. Johnson Hon, Sec: J. Allison Free Jnr. Vice-Pres: N. Weedall Hon. Treas: H.0. Dicklnson. Hon. Librarian: F.D. Wilson Editorial At the last Liverpool SFA is started on its (we hope) triumphant way. The Secretary's notes are given on page 12, from which a good idea of what went on at our extremely successful meeting can be gathered. It was decided to have the "Satellite" as official organ of the Branch, and here we present the first issue, which we hope will prove satisfactory. Those hyper-critical ones who are preparing to send up a howl of protest at the lack of thought-variants and mutants should remember that we have as yet had no time to discover our readers' likes and dislikes; it's up to YOU to write in and let us know exactlv what you think is wrong with the magazine or, if you are in kindly mood, what you like about it. All letters will be given our most careful attention, and you may rest assured that no constructive comments you make will be ignored. In the course of the next few months, we intend printing a few weird tales. I know that the average sclentiflction fan dislikes the other type of fantasy.
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