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Voice of the Imagination, whole no. 19, November 1941

Page 5

Voice of the imagi-nation

["Help Wanted" written under the drawing]

TUCKER, Bx 260, Bloomington, III: "About Leslie Croutch's comment on fans who don't care for nudes being married, possibly: I doubt it. At least, I have not found my academic interest in the feminine anatomy dulled in the slightest degree." (I don't care for nudes being married, either . --W E A V E R W R I G H T)

CLASS, 345 - 1st St SE, Massillon, O, a gentlefan after our own heart: "Today is payday so I am sending you $1.05 (hint hint) for a year's subscription to Vom (bless her) and the portfolio of Fantasy Nudes. I want to congratulate 4E and Morojo for the great improvement in the mag. ' ' I held my breath in sheer admiration at the cover and the asphyxiation squad had a busy two hours in bringing me back to my natural semi-conscious state. Why don't you warn a feller? (Preview of cover was publisht in FFF. U shoud subscribe to this xlnt newsheet. 5c a copy wkly from Julie Unger, 1702 Dahill Rd, Bklyn, NY. It's the Fantasy Fiction Field, 1941's winner of the Science Fiction Award Society's medal for best of its kind.) -- I enjoyed this issue of Vom pretty thoroly (see what reading Vom does to me? -- 'thoroly') and am anxious to read Walt Liebscher's forthcoming article, 'How 5 Fans Got High'. Of course this is only natural considering my belated egotism. ' ' By the way, 4E, that crack you made in Vom, to wit, 'We wish to invite your especial attention the the Vomaiden created by the word, 'anatomical'? Are you inferring, sir, that Morojo posed for you, ala nude, or what? If you do, I challenge you to pitchforks at two paces." meaning she helpt a lil bit. And anyway, I have Ack's-ray eyes! But I woudnt fite U with creampuffs at 2 paces, 'cause U outClass me 4e to I!)
From the "Eagle's Nest", Columbia Camp Meeting, HARRY JENKINS JR typt: "Gosh, Mac, Lee, Joe, and I are all palpitating over the Tomaiden and Joe is the only one who possesses a copy. MAC, LEE, and I all want a copy of the cover by itself. We simply MUST have a copy apiece of the Tomaiden. Let me know as soon as possible, please. Golly, you don't know how much we do want it!'' (Several unstapled copys publisht to these enthusors, while Lee Eastman later aidmaild an order for the multidith plate image. The original cover this ish--dawn directly on the plate--is for sale to first comer at $2.50 ppd.)

Trent Science-Fiction Club, 26 Edw St, Shelton, S-O-T, England, sends us a couple Parrographs-- Excellent printing of illustrations (by the way, how do you do it?) --- Well spaced contents --- very clear duplicating --- Reproduction of signatures --- coloured illustrations --- generous printing of huge extracts --- apparent scarcity of cutting --- excellent reproduction in black of orthodox type --- fine block lettering (ex: p 22) (References to July issue) ' ' Not so hot: Green ink --- rather too widely spaced modernistype --- surfeit of Ackermanece --- the strange way of beginning new paragraphs ' ' Most of the criticisms will inevitably be due to my sad and inexcusable conservative attitude, or/and my lack of experience of Amerifanzines -- neither of which show signs of improvement. '' (Mr. Farr is, we believe, either the Director or the Secretary of this English stf. club. We hope the publication of his first letter in our periodical wii afford him some pleasure, and also he of interest to the other members of the society, comments from whom we should be please to receive. Keep the home fires burning, Stokers! --FandM)

TURN PAGE & READ AT YOUR OWN RISK--IT'S THAT A L A N -P- R O B E R T S AGAIN!!!!!

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Voice of the imagi-nation ["Help Wanted" written under the drawing] TUCKER, Bx 260, Bloomington, III: "About Leslie Croutch's comment on fans who don't care for nudes being married, possibly: I doubt it. At least, I have not found my academic interest in the feminine anatomy dulled in the slightest degree." (I don't care for nudes being married, either . --W E A V E R W R I G H T) CLASS, 345 - 1st St SE, Massillon, O, a gentlefan after our own heart: "Today is payday so I am sending you $1.05 (hint hint) for a year's subscription to Vom (bless her) and the portfolio of Fantasy Nudes. I want to congratulate 4E and Morojo for the great improvement in the mag. ' ' I held my breath in sheer admiration at the cover and the asphyxiation squad had a busy two hours in bringing me back to my natural semi-conscious state. Why don't you warn a feller? (Preview of cover was publisht in FFF. U shoud subscribe to this xlnt newsheet. 5c a copy wkly from Julie Unger, 1702 Dahill Rd, Bklyn, NY. It's the Fantasy Fiction Field, 1941's winner of the Science Fiction Award Society's medal for best of its kind.) -- I enjoyed this issue of Vom pretty thoroly (see what reading Vom does to me? -- 'thoroly') and am anxious to read Walt Liebscher's forthcoming article, 'How 5 Fans Got High'. Of course this is only natural considering my belated egotism. ' ' By the way, 4E, that crack you made in Vom, to wit, 'We wish to invite your especial attention the the Vomaiden created by the word, 'anatomical'? Are you inferring, sir, that Morojo posed for you, ala nude, or what? If you do, I challenge you to pitchforks at two paces." meaning she helpt a lil bit. And anyway, I have Ack's-ray eyes! But I woudnt fite U with creampuffs at 2 paces, 'cause U outClass me 4e to I!) From the "Eagle's Nest", Columbia Camp Meeting, HARRY JENKINS JR typt: "Gosh, Mac, Lee, Joe, and I are all palpitating over the Tomaiden and Joe is the only one who possesses a copy. MAC, LEE, and I all want a copy of the cover by itself. We simply MUST have a copy apiece of the Tomaiden. Let me know as soon as possible, please. Golly, you don't know how much we do want it!'' (Several unstapled copys publisht to these enthusors, while Lee Eastman later aidmaild an order for the multidith plate image. The original cover this ish--dawn directly on the plate--is for sale to first comer at $2.50 ppd.) Trent Science-Fiction Club, 26 Edw St, Shelton, S-O-T, England, sends us a couple Parrographs-- Excellent printing of illustrations (by the way, how do you do it?) --- Well spaced contents --- very clear duplicating --- Reproduction of signatures --- coloured illustrations --- generous printing of huge extracts --- apparent scarcity of cutting --- excellent reproduction in black of orthodox type --- fine block lettering (ex: p 22) (References to July issue) ' ' Not so hot: Green ink --- rather too widely spaced modernistype --- surfeit of Ackermanece --- the strange way of beginning new paragraphs ' ' Most of the criticisms will inevitably be due to my sad and inexcusable conservative attitude, or/and my lack of experience of Amerifanzines -- neither of which show signs of improvement. '' (Mr. Farr is, we believe, either the Director or the Secretary of this English stf. club. We hope the publication of his first letter in our periodical wii afford him some pleasure, and also he of interest to the other members of the society, comments from whom we should be please to receive. Keep the home fires burning, Stokers! --FandM) TURN PAGE & READ AT YOUR OWN RISK--IT'S THAT A L A N -P- R O B E R T S AGAIN!!!!!