Genre Plat - Revision history

InvisibleFriend at 20:08, 13 January 2013

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	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were members of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].		The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were members of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].

-	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandom and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Them Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2-page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.	+	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandom and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Them Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2-page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher ([[Rune]]) and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]; and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".		Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]; and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".

InvisibleFriend at 10:04, 7 January 2012

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	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were members of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].		The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were members of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].

-	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined ~~Fandon~~ and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "~~Then~~ Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2-page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.	+	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandom and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Them Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2-page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]; and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".		Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]; and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".

InvisibleFriend at 10:04, 7 January 2012

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	'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park, and [[Susan Wood]].		'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park, and [[Susan Wood]].

Drew morse at 06:41, 9 November 2011

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-	'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park and [[Susan Wood]].	+	'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park, and [[Susan Wood]].

-	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were ~~member~~ of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].	+	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were members of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].

-	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.	+	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2-page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

-	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]], and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market"~~. After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing~~.	+	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]; and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".

-	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".	+	After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.
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		+	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".

	Issue 4 arrived in Winter/Spring 1980, and included Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, and Sheryl Gottlieb.		Issue 4 arrived in Winter/Spring 1980, and included Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, and Sheryl Gottlieb.

-	Two more issues followed, #5 in Fall 1983 and the last issue, #6 in Winter 1985.	+	Two more issues followed, #5 in Fall 1983 and the last issue, #6, in Winter 1985.

-	Contributions of art work came from George Barr, Grant Canfield, William Gibson, Alexis Gilliland, Tim Kirk, Trina Robbins, [[Bill Rotsler]] and Dan Steffan ([[Boonfark]]).	+	Contributions of art work came from George Barr, Grant Canfield, William Gibson, Alexis Gilliland, Tim Kirk, Trina Robbins, [[Bill Rotsler]], and Dan Steffan ([[Boonfark]]).

InvisibleFriend at 21:08, 8 November 2011

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	'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park and [[Susan Wood]].		'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park and [[Susan Wood]].

-	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were member of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association.	+	The first issue was published in the Spring of 1977 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where all four editors were member of the British Columbia Science Fiction Association and Allyn was editor of [[BCSFAzine]].

	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.		Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

Drew morse at 21:16, 19 October 2011

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	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.		Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

-	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]], and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.	+	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]], and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market". After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.

	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".		Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".

InvisibleFriend at 18:38, 3 October 2011

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	'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park and [[Susan Wood]].		'''Genre Plat''' was a science fiction fanzine by Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, John Park and [[Susan Wood]].

InvisibleFriend at 04:24, 3 October 2011

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	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.		Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

-	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]), and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.	+	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]], and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.

	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".		Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".

InvisibleFriend at 04:23, 3 October 2011

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	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.		Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

-	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.	+	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, editor of [[Scythrop]]), and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.

	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".		Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".

InvisibleFriend at 04:21, 3 October 2011

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	Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.		Issue 1 features "Up the Gutter From New Orleans" by Doug Barbour, "How I Joined Fandon and Learned To Love Its Outlaws" by Allyn Cadogan, "Then Or Us" by William Gibson, an article on ''Lord Of The Rings'' by M. L. Petard, "Tidepool" by Susan Wood, a 2 page comic collaboration between Ken Fletcher and William Gibson, and an editorial called "Dangerously Amateur" by Allyn and William.

-	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.	+	Issue 2 was published in Summer 1977. In its pages, Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviews two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviews ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid''; Susan Wood writes about John Bangsund, and John Bangsund writes, "John W. Campbell and the Meat Market".After this issue the other three editors leave, and Allyn Cadogan carries on publishing.

-	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978 was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm~~. Marta Randall writes about a music festival; Doug Barbour reviewed two novels by Michael Bishop; Bill Beard reviewed ''Star Wars'' and ''Rabid'';~~ Susan Wood ~~writes about John Bangsund and John Bangsund writes "John W. Campbell and~~ the ~~Meat Market", plus a reprint of Charles Burbee's~~ "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".	+	Issue 3, released Winter/Spring 1978, was published in San Francisco, California, U.S.A., and features an interview with Kate Wilhelm, with Susan Wood contributing the article "How to Stop Writing For Fanzines".

	Issue 4 arrived in Winter/Spring 1980, and included Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, and Sheryl Gottlieb.		Issue 4 arrived in Winter/Spring 1980, and included Allyn Cadogan, William Gibson, and Sheryl Gottlieb.