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Snide
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Title: | Snide |
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Editor(s): | Damon Knight; co-editor Bill Evans |
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Type: | Humor |
Date(s): | 1940-1941 |
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Fandom: | Science Fiction |
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Language: | English |
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Snide was a short-lived humor zine by science fiction fan Damon Knight. There were only two issues, plus a special 2-pager for Denvention I, but it was very well reviewed by other fans. At Denvention, it beat Le Zombie for a best humor zine award (as judged by MC Walt Daugherty).
About
Ask the Fan Who Owns One!....There aren't many, we admit, because we only printed 70-odd copies of the first issue. But SNIDE #2 is now out, 120 of it, with this lineup:
An Open Letter, by Liverpoolian Ron Holmes
Tale of The Mangledomvritch, by Ray Bradbury
Call for Captain Past! by Gerrod delaGaetz
Via Sweepstakes, by Gordon A. Gillicutty
Daisies Will Tell, by Barbara Bovard
Aberration, by Doc Lownes & Dick Wilson
and departments and features as usual, including a cover that will knock your eye out. Figuratively, of course.
Ad printed in Censored issue 1 pg. 9 (June 1941)