Novae Terrae
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| Title: | Novae Terrae |
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| Editor(s): | Dennis A. Jacques, Maurice K. Hanson; Ted Carnell (last four issues as New Worlds) |
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| Date(s): | 1936-1939 |
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| Fandom: | Science Fiction |
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| Language: | English |
| External Links: | Hosted online by fanac.org |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Novae Terrae was the first British fanzine. It was the clubzine of the Nuneaton branch of the Science Fiction League. In March 1939 its new editor Ted Carnell arranged to have it professionally printed and renamed it to New Worlds; however, it only lasted four issues. Carnell later revived New Worlds as a prozine.
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DO U EVER THINK? Even if it's only occasionally you would be well advised to read "Novae Terrae", the English fanmagazine which has long been acknowledged as the fanmag for the Thinking Fan. Specimen copy free on application to Maurice K. Hanson...Ad placed in Imagination! #7 pg 21 (April 1938)
Notable Articles and Fiction
- What Purpose, Science-Fiction? (Donald A. Wollheim, 1937)
- Commentary on the November "Novae Terrae" (Donald A. Wollheim, 1938)
- Happy Encounter (D.R. Smith, 1938)
- Art and Science-Fiction (John F. Burke, 1938)
- Quo Vadis (Douglas W. F. Mayer, 1938)
- The Rubaiyat of a Science-Fiction Fan (Sam Youd, 1938)