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MOONSHINE Vol. Two, No. One Spring, 1946 (Published for the FAPA by Len J. Moffatt, General Delivery Bell Gardens, Calif. Stencils cut by Moffatt, his first job of stencil cutting...Mimeo-work by Al Ashley...Numerous amounts of thanx, Al!) IMPRESSIONS: FAPA WINTER 1946 Mailing... (EAch mag is graded according to amount of intrest it aroused, "1" is high. "4" is low. I do not attempt to grade 'em according to quality; I'm not a critic...not this time, anyway...) Falling Petals (1) I like poetry. More please.... B. T. (2) May Tucker's sensayuma never die. Moral to FORWARD MARCH OF CIVILIZATION (pg. two of B. T.) can be found in Mark 13:12... Phantagraph June '45 (2) I like Stapledon and Wells; mostly Wells... Phantagraph Jul-Aug '45 (2) Poem on pg. one and Whitman's stuff enjoyed. PHANTAGRAPH (ooops! Didn't mean to use caps here) Sept. '45(3) No comm. Phantagraph Oct '45 (2) Sorry to hear about Wells' illness... Browsing Ms2 (2) Wanted: A planetful of books and an infinity to read 'em in... Timebinder II-1 (1) Liked stuff by Russ Whitman and Widner, especially... Tale of the 'Evans IV-1 (2) This is the Atomic Age, I heartily agree! It can mean total destruction of the world, or "Utopia", or almost-total destruction of the world followed by "Utopia". Am inclined to think it'll be the latter of the three possibilities. Inspiration Jan. '46 (3) I'm a detective tale fan too. Hope future issues of Insp. will be lengthier... Horizons Dec '45 (2) Sorry to hear that Widner may not revive Fanfare. Was one of our favorite mags.... S-F Savant Winter 45-6 (3) Miss Thompson is too pessimistic...or maybe I'm too optimistic. Who knows? Light Fall '45 (3) Prefer "personal type" mags to "subscription type" mags in FAPA... Fan-Dango (Winter 46 (2) Hoomerus... Glom Feb '46 (2) Forry's mag is "different", so I liked it. Agreed with the "grow up or blow up" idea expressed in "Facing 1946".... Elmurmurings Jan '46 (3) "early excursions of the queen are apt..." oops! That doesn't belong in this section of Moonshine... Phanteur Jan '46 (2) Brazier's stuff and DBT's "Friend, I Was Born Too Soon" sold me... Fantasy Critic Jan '46 (1) Wanted: A planetful of books...Said that once, didn't I? Browsing Summer '45 (1) Evidently I like book reviews and discussion Full Length Articles 3#4 (2) No comment. Sus-Pro Winter '45 (2) Gardner on atomic energy, Swisher on books. Fantasy Amateur Winter 45-46 (1) No comment. Guteto Dec 58EE and March 58EE (2) Interestin'...Met a Japanese fellow in Nagasaki who is an Esperantoist (sp?) He could also speak and write English and Russian. First name was Katch. Gave Myrtle his address at last LASFS meeting.... Walt's Wramblings Winter '46 (1) More books to tantalize me... En Garde ("This will save me 4 1/2 cents" says Al, as he hands me Oct 45 Jan 46 issues of this neat lil' mag) (1)
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MOONSHINE Vol. Two, No. One Spring, 1946 (Published for the FAPA by Len J. Moffatt, General Delivery Bell Gardens, Calif. Stencils cut by Moffatt, his first job of stencil cutting...Mimeo-work by Al Ashley...Numerous amounts of thanx, Al!) IMPRESSIONS: FAPA WINTER 1946 Mailing... (EAch mag is graded according to amount of intrest it aroused, "1" is high. "4" is low. I do not attempt to grade 'em according to quality; I'm not a critic...not this time, anyway...) Falling Petals (1) I like poetry. More please.... B. T. (2) May Tucker's sensayuma never die. Moral to FORWARD MARCH OF CIVILIZATION (pg. two of B. T.) can be found in Mark 13:12... Phantagraph June '45 (2) I like Stapledon and Wells; mostly Wells... Phantagraph Jul-Aug '45 (2) Poem on pg. one and Whitman's stuff enjoyed. PHANTAGRAPH (ooops! Didn't mean to use caps here) Sept. '45(3) No comm. Phantagraph Oct '45 (2) Sorry to hear about Wells' illness... Browsing Ms2 (2) Wanted: A planetful of books and an infinity to read 'em in... Timebinder II-1 (1) Liked stuff by Russ Whitman and Widner, especially... Tale of the 'Evans IV-1 (2) This is the Atomic Age, I heartily agree! It can mean total destruction of the world, or "Utopia", or almost-total destruction of the world followed by "Utopia". Am inclined to think it'll be the latter of the three possibilities. Inspiration Jan. '46 (3) I'm a detective tale fan too. Hope future issues of Insp. will be lengthier... Horizons Dec '45 (2) Sorry to hear that Widner may not revive Fanfare. Was one of our favorite mags.... S-F Savant Winter 45-6 (3) Miss Thompson is too pessimistic...or maybe I'm too optimistic. Who knows? Light Fall '45 (3) Prefer "personal type" mags to "subscription type" mags in FAPA... Fan-Dango (Winter 46 (2) Hoomerus... Glom Feb '46 (2) Forry's mag is "different", so I liked it. Agreed with the "grow up or blow up" idea expressed in "Facing 1946".... Elmurmurings Jan '46 (3) "early excursions of the queen are apt..." oops! That doesn't belong in this section of Moonshine... Phanteur Jan '46 (2) Brazier's stuff and DBT's "Friend, I Was Born Too Soon" sold me... Fantasy Critic Jan '46 (1) Wanted: A planetful of books...Said that once, didn't I? Browsing Summer '45 (1) Evidently I like book reviews and discussion Full Length Articles 3#4 (2) No comment. Sus-Pro Winter '45 (2) Gardner on atomic energy, Swisher on books. Fantasy Amateur Winter 45-46 (1) No comment. Guteto Dec 58EE and March 58EE (2) Interestin'...Met a Japanese fellow in Nagasaki who is an Esperantoist (sp?) He could also speak and write English and Russian. First name was Katch. Gave Myrtle his address at last LASFS meeting.... Walt's Wramblings Winter '46 (1) More books to tantalize me... En Garde ("This will save me 4 1/2 cents" says Al, as he hands me Oct 45 Jan 46 issues of this neat lil' mag) (1)
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