IMPULSE is MonSFFA\u2019s newsletter.<\/p>\n
The single-sheet, near-monthly publication (from 9 to 11 issues annually) was introduced as a companion to MonSFFA\u2019s fanzine, WARP. IMPULSE focuses exclusively on club-related news and information and is designed to be produced and distributed quickly, often shortly before an upcoming club meeting or event as a timely reminder\/promotion of said meeting or event.<\/p>\n
The newsletter was first introduced in 1989 and published irregularly until 1991, pinch-hitting for WARP, as needed, in order to disseminate important and time-sensitive news to MonSFFA\u2019s members. It was revived as a regular publication in 2000 and designated WARP\u2019s permanent companion \u2019zine.<\/p>\n
Initially printed and mailed to the club\u2019s membership, it is today distributed electronically, in PDF format. IMPULSE can also be downloaded from the club\u2019s Web site by any and all visitors. Printed copies are made available at MonSFFA meetings for any folk who may collect the club\u2019s publications. Work on archiving IMPULSE\u00a0on this website is ongoing, starting with the most recent.<\/p>\n
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\nBoth of MonSFFA\u2019s publications, incidentally, are named after the starship Enterprise\u2019s propulsion systems, the full-sized fanzine for the FTL drive, the smaller, one-sheet newsletter for the sub-light engine. These monikers were chosen to honour MonSFFA\u2019s origins as a Star Trek fan club; before club members voted to expand the organization\u2019s scope to include the greater oeuvre of all science fiction and fantasy, MonSFFA was MonSTA, the Montreal Star Trek Association.<\/p>\n