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.,."this is a book for which we have to be thankful. Science Fiction Fandom will make a fine starting point for any student of SF who wants to know what fandom is about."-Asimov's ?...this is a book for which we have to be thankful. Science Fiction Fandom will make a fine starting point for any student of SF who wants to know what fandom is about.?-Asimov's ?This text has many uses. As a teaching tool, Science Fiction Fandom can be used to introduce literary students of the genre to the subculture built upon that genre. For the academic interested in science fiction, this book creates an awareness of the incredible amount of non-academic scholarship regarding the genre. For the neophyte interested in joining the subculture's activities, it can serve as a guide to the various aspects of participation and an introduction to some of the subculture's members, history, traditions, mores, and jargon. If you are a longtime science fiction fan, this book unquestionably belongs in your collection.?-SFRA Review ..."this is a book for which we have to be thankful. Science Fiction Fandom will make a fine starting point for any student of SF who wants to know what fandom is about."-Asimov's "This text has many uses. As a teaching tool, Science Fiction Fandom can be used to introduce literary students of the genre to the subculture built upon that genre. For the academic interested in science fiction, this book creates an awareness of the incredible amount of non-academic scholarship regarding the genre. For the neophyte interested in joining the subculture's activities, it can serve as a guide to the various aspects of participation and an introduction to some of the subculture's members, history, traditions, mores, and jargon. If you are a longtime science fiction fan, this book unquestionably belongs in your collection."-SFRA Review
JOE SANDERS is currently Professor of English at Lakeland Community College in Mentor, Ohio, where he originated several courses in science fiction and fantasy since starting there in 1972./e He is the author of numerous book reviews, articles, essays, and chapters in books. His books include Roger Zelazny: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography (1980), and E.E. Doc Smith (1986).
Preface by Joe Sanders Roots of Fandom Why is a Fan? by Juanita Coulson Fandom as a Way of Life by Robert Coulson Fandom in America The Origins of Science Fiction Fandom: A Reconstruction by Sam Moskowitz Fandom Up to World War II by Robert A. Madle Wartime Fandom by Art Widner Fandom between World War II and Sputnik by Harry Warner, Jr. Post-Sputnik Fandom (1957-1992) by rich brown Alternative Fandoms by John and Bjo Trimble Variations and Echoes British Fandom by Terry Jeeves Science Fiction in Europe: A French Perspective by Pascal J. Thomas The European Echo: Science Fiction Fandom as a European Movement by Roelof Goudriaan Fandom in China by Wu Dingbo Science Fiction Fandom in Japan by Masamichi Osako Social Interactions Fan Clubs: An Example by F.M. Busby The Science Fiction Convention Scene by Hank Luttrell Science Fiction Conventions: Behind the Scenes by Tom Whitmore and Debbie Notkin Long Term Results A History of Fanzines by Harry Warner Amateur Press Associations: Intellectual Society and Social Intellectualism by Bernadette Lynn Boskey Into the Aether, Junior Spacepersons! by Richard A. Lupoff An Apprenticeship: Artist by Jack Gaughan The Fan Presses by Robert Weinberg A Science Fiction Collector by Howard DeVore Contributions to the Critical Dialogue: As an Academic Sees It by Russell Letson The Fan as Critic by Sandra Miesel Bibliography and Glossary Science Fiction Fandom: A Selected, Annotated Bibliography by Joseph D. Sinclari Glossary of Fanspeak by Joe Sanders and rich brown Index