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Cameca
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| Title: | Cameca |
| Publisher: | HEN Enterprises |
| Editor(s): | Brigid Cherry |
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| Type: | ? |
| Date(s): | 1986-1987 |
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| Fandom: | Doctor Who |
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| Language: | English |
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Cameca is a gen Doctor Who anthology title, spun out from a relatively short-lived newsletter for the Doctor Who Appreciation Society Edinburgh Local Group. Three issues were published: "Cameca's Summer Special" (dated July 1986), "Cameca's Lust Issue" (dated November 1986), and "The Morning Issue" (dated April 1987). Each issue featured a range of satirical/humorous takes on Doctor Who, especially of the period, along with cartoons, illustrations, comic strips, fiction and non-fiction articles taking an often academic approach to the series as a whole.
Contributors included Paul Cornell (using the pseudonym Perry Cornelius), Richard Crowest, Brian J Robb, Barbara Simon, Brigid Cherry, Paul Cockburn, Phil Bevan, and Andrew Martin.