Zines to share!
From the N3F: TNFF202207
From Guy Lillian, Spartacus, TNFF202207
Bill Burns sends us an update:
Added today at https://efanzines.com:
Leybl Botwinik’s CyberCozen – July 2022
Ray Palm’s The Ray X X-rayer #165
Opuntia #530, edited by Dale Speirs
Guy H. Lillian III’s Spartacus #57
Transcript and subtitle files for Octothorpe #61
Henry Grynnsten’s Wild Ideas #25
Taral Wayne’s The Baloobius #8
John Purcell’s Askew #37
Alan White’s Westercon 74 Memory Book
August Events in our area
August Events in our area
*August 5 – 7, 2022 – MONTREAL, QC, A convention for readers of SF, https://crossingscon.org/
*August 5 – 7, 2022-MONTREAL, QC, Otakuthon, https://www.otakuthon.com/2022/home/
August 12-14 – When Words Collide & Canvention 42 – ONLINE This year the festival is once again online and free to attend, including the Aurora Awards ceremony. Registration via Eventbrite is required. https://www.whenwordscollide.org/
August 25-28, 2022 – Fan Expo, Toronto, ON, https://fanexpohq.com/fanexpocanada/
*August 5 – 7, 2022 – MONTREAL, QC, A convention for readers of SF, https://crossingscon.org/
*August 5 – 7, 2022-MONTREAL, QC, Otakuthon, https://www.otakuthon.com/2022/home/
August 12-14 – When Words Collide & Canvention 42 – ONLINE This year the festival is once again online and free to attend, including the Aurora Awards ceremony. Registration via Eventbrite is required. https://www.whenwordscollide.org/
August 25-28, 2022 – Fan Expo, Toronto, ON, https://fanexpohq.com/fanexpocanada/
Club’s Summer 2022 Virtual Picnic Scheduled for This Saturday!
MonSFFA will host a Summer e-Picnic this Saturday, July 23, right here on the club’s Web site beginning at 1:00PM!
Make your favourite sandwich or prepare a tasty snack, pour yourself a cool, refreshing drink, and join us for an hour or two, or for the whole afternoon as we get together online to chat via ZOOM and enjoy each other’s company!
With the seventh wave now upon us and COVID numbers climbing locally, we’ve postponed our in-person club BBQ-in-the-Park until Sunday, August 28, by which time, we are told by authorities, the seventh wave should have dissipated.
So, in the meantime, we’ll be getting together for a casual video-chat this Saturday! No presentations, just light, informal programming accessible on the Web site, and the chance to catch up, discuss the latest in sci-fi entertainment, or share with the group thoughts on recent books read or screen sci-fi enjoyed. If you’re working on any nifty SF/F-related crafting or other projects, or perhaps recently visited a fun and interesting vacation destination, tell us all about it, and share any photos you snapped with the group!
Do join us for an afternoon of conversation and camaraderie right here at www.MonSFFA.ca this Saturday, July 23, beginning at 1:00PM!
We look forward to seeing you…
Another zine to share + Rob Sawyer video event
With this mailing — N’APA 259
And a video event:
The Worcester Public Library is delighted to host Canadian author Robert J. Sawyer at our virtual Science Fiction Book Club meeting this coming Tuesday, July 19 at 1:00 pm.
We will be discussing his novel WWW: Wake, which is the first book in a trilogy; it is followed by WWW: Watch and WWW: Wonder.
Sawyer has won more awards for his work than any other science fiction author. His website is www.sfwriter.com which is the oldest SF author website and the largest. Here’s his page on Wake: https://www.sfwriter.com/exw1.htm His books have been translated into 20 languages.
He will be joining us from his home in Canada.
Wake won the Aurora Award for Best Novel of the Year and was a finalist for both the Hugo Award and Campbell Memorial Award.
The program is free but registration is required:
https://mywpl.assabetinteractive.com/calendar/science-fiction-book-club-virtual-2/
“Robert J. Sawyer is on a par with giants like Asimov and Heinlein and, perhaps more than any other science fiction writer working today, he understands that it’s a genre about ideas.” Mystery News
“Unforgettable. Impossible to put down.” Jack McDevitt
Zines to Share
Two zines from the N3F: Origin53 and Tightbeam334
Origin Contents
Editorial, by John Thiel, “How Do We Rate?”, page four
E. Everett Evans, by Jon Swartz, page seven
Into the Past, by Martin Lock, page eleven
Science Fiction Art, by Judy Carroll, page sixteen
Some Words, by Jeffrey Redmond, page nineteen
Wrap-up, by John Thiel, page twenty
Farscapes, by Will Mayo, page twenty-three
Tightbeam Table of Contents
Front Cover … Eavesdropping by Jose Sanchez
Back Cover … Flight by Jose Sanchez
Editorial
4 … A Tribute to Our Writers
Letters of Comment
4 … Lloyd Penney
5 … Eric Jamborsky
6 … Bob Jennings
6 … Will Mayo
Anime
6 … Yurei Deco by Jessi Silver
8 … Phantom of the Idol By Jessi Silver
Books
10 … The Joke That Made The Novel by Will Mayo
Movies
10 … Will Mayo Reviews The Beguiled, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and
Night Of The Living Dead
SerCon
11 … Wilson Tucker Bio-Bibliography by Jon D. Swartz, Ph.D.
Song
15 … Will Mayo Reviews Bobby Gentry’s Ode To Billy Joe, The Grateful Dead’s My Brother
Esau, Uriah Heep’s Lady In Black, Lana del Rey’s Gods And Monsters, Dave Matthews’s
Gravedigger, and Ghost’s Little Sunshine
Stage
16 … Will Mayo Reviews Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex
Verse
17 … Will Mayo Reviews Edgar Allan Poe’s Ulalume
Food of Famous Writers
17 … Cuban Sandwiches and Sushi with Misha Burnett and Louise Sorenson
… Cooking by Cedar Sanderson
News from Festival Stop Motion Montreal
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Zines to share, + Special event
From Leybl in Israel, CyberCozen. CCJuly-2022-v01
On today’s update at https://efanzines.com:
Opuntia #529, edited by Dale Speirs
Christopher J. Garcia’s The Drink Tank #440
Octothorpe #61, a regular fannish podcast by John Coxon, Alison Scott and Liz Batty, is now on line
Transcript and subtitle files for Octothorpe #60 are available at eFanzines
Notice of Special Event
Alison Scott writes about a free online event of interest to fanzine fans:
I’m going to be hosting, on behalf of Glasgow in 2024, an online ‘book club’ discussion as part of the Chicon Fringe, on the Best Fanzine finalists.
Tuesday 19th July, 19:30pm BST, 1:30pm CDT. Tickets, which are free, are available at:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hugo-book-club-fanzine-tickets-374417933117
The full Chicon fringe programme is here:
