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Fantasy Amateur, v. 8, issue 1, September 1944

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TAKE-OFF
CC: Healthy satire at the the expense of the race-hating Nazis. 
AC: Is this guy poetry-and-song crazy? Mary Helen enjoyable.
FAN-TODS
CC: Weighty, brainy. Goody.
AC: The best liked, mainly because it contributes to our education.
ARCADIA
CC: Bill Watson's heckling is magnificent--certainly a new literary art already in a high degree.
AC: Honig makes hilarious reading and is sure to arouse some ire among high places. Big splash newcomer. 
BANSHEE
CC: A nicely rounded solid fanzine, equal to the best of the sub mags.
AC:  A fanzine we'd except to find outside FAPA, and good. Liked best "Superfan's Perfect Day."
CALIBAN
CC: Short talks by a big mind. ((Whose--Speer's--LTS))
AC: We don't like such stapling, but contents newsworthy.
INVESTIGATION IN NEWCASTLE
CC: Sensational--but is it reliable?
AC:: WOW!!

FUTURIAN ADVANCE
CC: Needless to say, has no connection with NY Futurians. Degler material not too readable.

COSMIC CIRCLE MONTHLY
CC: Degler material handled by Raym, somewhat more readable.

TROY
CC: A slip of Editor Swisher. Helen Bradleigh is not a FAPA member.

DEGLERIANA
AC: Hilarious if you can stand the eye-strain. In vain, tho, we licked at the stickers that had no glue. Other things aside, Degler puts out funny stuff.

CURVED SPACE
AC: The picture was fair but it excited out imagination. At any rate, a good parody on the Grapefruit Girl.

ELMURINGS
CC: Mygosh, a printed Fapazine! Great days upon us. Keep it up, Elmer. 
AC: This guy always gets us. The fiction pleased.
BLITHERINGS
CC: O.K. More weighty material. AC: We believe you'll find Sanyie was the mistress of the "Dialogue" and not Alanna. Historical error.
VENUS-CON
CC: Stuff.
AC: How Fapazines are born. The girl was interesting.
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TAKE-OFF CC: Healthy satire at the the expense of the race-hating Nazis. AC: Is this guy poetry-and-song crazy? Mary Helen enjoyable. FAN-TODS CC: Weighty, brainy. Goody. AC: The best liked, mainly because it contributes to our education. ARCADIA CC: Bill Watson's heckling is magnificent--certainly a new literary art already in a high degree. AC: Honig makes hilarious reading and is sure to arouse some ire among high places. Big splash newcomer. BANSHEE CC: A nicely rounded solid fanzine, equal to the best of the sub mags. AC: A fanzine we'd except to find outside FAPA, and good. Liked best "Superfan's Perfect Day." CALIBAN CC: Short talks by a big mind. ((Whose--Speer's--LTS)) AC: We don't like such stapling, but contents newsworthy. INVESTIGATION IN NEWCASTLE CC: Sensational--but is it reliable? AC:: WOW!! FUTURIAN ADVANCE CC: Needless to say, has no connection with NY Futurians. Degler material not too readable. COSMIC CIRCLE MONTHLY CC: Degler material handled by Raym, somewhat more readable. TROY CC: A slip of Editor Swisher. Helen Bradleigh is not a FAPA member. DEGLERIANA AC: Hilarious if you can stand the eye-strain. In vain, tho, we licked at the stickers that had no glue. Other things aside, Degler puts out funny stuff. CURVED SPACE AC: The picture was fair but it excited out imagination. At any rate, a good parody on the Grapefruit Girl. ELMURINGS CC: Mygosh, a printed Fapazine! Great days upon us. Keep it up, Elmer. AC: This guy always gets us. The fiction pleased. BLITHERINGS CC: O.K. More weighty material. AC: We believe you'll find Sanyie was the mistress of the "Dialogue" and not Alanna. Historical error. VENUS-CON CC: Stuff. AC: How Fapazines are born. The girl was interesting. 11