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Contributing artists included Tim Kirk, among others.  
 
Contributing artists included Tim Kirk, among others.  
  
Contributing writers included John D. Berry, Terry Carr ([[Lighthouse]]), Arnie Katz ([[FIAWOL]]), and Charles Upton, among others.  
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Contributing writers included John D. Berry ([[Egoboo]]), Terry Carr ([[Lighthouse]]), Arnie Katz ([[FIAWOL]]), and Charles Upton, among others.  
  
 
Greg Shaw had previously published [[Feemwlort]], and [[Entmoot]], a fanzine devoted to Tolkien and his books, both titles released in the mid 1960s. He went on to publish music fanzines such as [[Mojo-Navigator Rock & Roll News]] and, [[Bomp!]].  
 
Greg Shaw had previously published [[Feemwlort]], and [[Entmoot]], a fanzine devoted to Tolkien and his books, both titles released in the mid 1960s. He went on to publish music fanzines such as [[Mojo-Navigator Rock & Roll News]] and, [[Bomp!]].  

Revision as of 02:00, 25 October 2012

Metanoia was a science fiction fanzine by Greg and Suzy Shaw.

Metanoia was published in Fairfax, California, U.S.A. in the 1970s. The title is sometimes given as Karnis Bottle's Metanoia. Thirteen issues were released between 1970 and 1973. By issue 6, released in August 1970, Suzy Shaw was listed as co-editor. Issue 13 appeared in February 1973.

Arnie Katz, in his article "What Are The Greatest Fanzine?", in Vegas Fandom Weekly #99, from July 2007, writes, "Greg Shaw inspired a vogue for small, personal fanzine in the mid-1970s with this zine, which remained tops in the boomlet it created. Greg combined personal experience, fannishness and an intense interest in popular music into a wonderful editorial package."

Contributing artists included Tim Kirk, among others.

Contributing writers included John D. Berry (Egoboo), Terry Carr (Lighthouse), Arnie Katz (FIAWOL), and Charles Upton, among others.

Greg Shaw had previously published Feemwlort, and Entmoot, a fanzine devoted to Tolkien and his books, both titles released in the mid 1960s. He went on to publish music fanzines such as Mojo-Navigator Rock & Roll News and, Bomp!.