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James bacon sent a long letter about those who duck in and out of fandom definitely one for next time. then our antipodean correspondent bruce burn wrote, "while digging into my old file of mementos from my big oe to england and europe i found a piece of ella's old flocked wallpaper which i was allowed to take when she moved out of the pen in february 1963! quite a find really, and only because i stuffed it in with old letters and things to help me write up my big trip unfortunately i abandoned the project soon after, mainly because of a spat with mike moorcock over what he perceived as my attack on ella. hey, we really knew how to have fun in those days!" teresa crompton not a fan ; sent some new information on doc weir also for next time and keith freeman did the same in a long, highly quotable letter for which sadly, i have no room here. steve green threw more light on the doc weir file: "i suspect the correspondence lent to you by rob hansen prolapse #6 ; is the same bundle which passed into my hands whilst i served on a bsfa committee set up by then-chair alan dorey to decide whether the award should quietly be buried. i later passed this to chuck connor, who was researching 1960s fandom. i imagine chuck subsequently handed it over to vin clarke when rob started work on then." david garnett recalled tynecon'74: "my main memory is playing that cutting-edge state-of-the art computer game pong ; with samuel delany. in those distant, carefree days, i'd head off at easter without booking a hotel room. one night, i slept on the floor in chip to his friends ; delany's room. years later, i started reading his autobiography, the motion of light in water, and i thought, `flipping heck!'" rob hansen returned to his seacon'75 report: "now that malcolm has confirmed that ''a boy and his bog' was a false memory, as i suspected it must be, i wonder where it came from? this, of course, shows the unreliability of memory, something i encountered time and again when interviewing old-timers for then." at easter this year i met penny hill, who wrote: "i find the accounts of the bsfa origins fascinating especially the conflicting aspirations. the difference between the two `founding statements' is astonishing and it's a dialogue that i believe continues today. chris and i found fandom through one of those slips, which led to chris going to a london meeting in 1995 or 96. there he was adopted by maureen speller who introduced him to other bsfa people. we realised that although we've been to eight out of the past twelve eastercons, we spent most of them talking to a dozen or so people mostly on the bsfa committee at the time." bravely, dave langford tackled joseph nicholas' terminology: "you've got me wondering whether i ever had a fannish cohort, and if so, when it fell from dominance. the base definition in the dictionary is `a tenth part of a roman legion', which i'm sure i would have noticed about the house and although hazel has always had a soft spot for the ermine street guard, she's never actually smuggled them into 94 london road. but perhaps, in his erudite way, joseph means the taxonomic division between a botanical class and an order, as frequently encountered in his back garden? oh, hang on, right at the end of the dictionary entry as the `popular' or vulgar usage, there's `a companion or follower'. who was yours? and when did he or she in which case i'm afraid our lad must mean eileen ; fall from dominance?" laughing hollowly, we go over to fred lerner, who commented, "upon reading george locke's letter i was prompted to rootle through my liquor cabinet, where i've got an unopened bottle of verguzz. i received it from mario bosnyak when he and molly auler visited me in clinton, new york, during the spring of 1970. he must have had another bottle with him, for i remember drinking a little bit of the stuff and remarking on its strong resemblance to hair tonic which is why i never opened the bottle he gave me! ; " moving hastily on we come to ian maule, who said; "hmm, perhaps i didn't spend * all * my time playing brag and free texas holdem poker with jerry elsemore in the bar at seacon '75 as i thought. the group photo of the attendees at the fanzine seminar on page 7 of the latest and best so far ; issue certainly seems to indicate that i did indeed move at least once from my comfy cardplaying seat during the weekend." talking about conventions, stan nicholls enthused; "the european cons we've been to in recent years have really impressed us in terms of organisation and attendance figures. i was a goh at elf fantasy fair in holland last may and it attracted 33, 000 people! and again, last december, we were at the archeon winter fair in holland and that got 8, 000. they seem to be much more of a family affair over there, too; unlike our slightly greying attendees. i wonder why we can't bring in greater numbers? i've often thought that the tolkien weekend here in brum could grow into something similar given proper organisation and some vision." shuddering slightly at the idea of a really giant sf convention we turn to joseph nicholas, who complains; "if you're going to put me on the cover, in either image or word, could you please get my name right? i joseph, not joe!" but j., surely it's just a part of that fannish round of yours! a real joe patrizio ; wondered, "was peter mabey actually presented with the doc weir award at the '63 con? i remember a little ceremony held at ella's to present him with it, but i can't remember a cup and it seems earlier than 1963." lloyd penny, writing on #5, said: "your story of the birmingham astronomy group rings true for many, i'll bet. before getting into fandom my hobby was shortwave dxing, and i joined the ontario dx association, where i was promptly attacked as the newbie, my credentials, shortwave radio and personality were all described as inadequate, and i was made to feel generally unwelcome. needless to say, i did not renew. i hope for better from sf fandom, but i suppose any group comfortable with itself is a little leery of anyone new." billy petit says "suzle tomkins explained how she became north america's biggest giles fan but i thought i could claim that title!" keith walker remembers "the trials and tribulations of producing a fanzine on the flat bed duplicator that the issues of psywar were printed on." and ian williams blows the gaff on the bsfa; "i remember at ompacon when the gannets won the bid for the 1974 and the bsfa tried to snow-job us into thinking we couldn't do it without them. rob jackson may remember the details but i think that's the gist of it." finally, a late note from ben yalow: "issue #3 was particularly good, if painful. it gave me a feeling of what a bunch of the people i got to know much later were like in earlier days. it was a special fanzine, and i'm glad you did it. it really is wonderful reading." what do i mean by a `paper first' fanzine? i print just 100 copies of each issue partly to keep costs under at least some control! ; and try to target them towards people who have contributed or expressed interest, mostly in the uk. if you would like to go on mailing list please get in touch. alternatively, i can e-mail this pdf version on request, which is fast and convenient for many overseas friends. finally, for general interest i put each issue on the efanzines site, usually four weeks after publication. no disrespect intended, eric, but i've found it works better if i allow a little time for people to look at the personalised edition before it goes onto the web. so what i looking for? response, more than anything. the prolapse project will only succeed if you share your thoughts & opinions about times past. you don't need to loc every issue but please do at least let me know whether you're interested and draw poker. 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