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Sweetness and Light
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| Title: | Sweetness and Light |
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| Editor(s): | Fred Shroyer, Henry Kuttner, Russ Hodgkins, others |
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| Date(s): | 1939-1940 |
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| Fandom: | Science Fiction |
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| Language: | English |
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Sweetness and Light was a science fiction zine edited by several members of the LASFS.
Reviews
"Sweetness & Light", edited by the Friendly Five, should have not been reserved for last place, unless you consider it as dessert. It is something that fandom has needed for many years, a refreshing kick in the fanny. Sheer burlesque of fandom and fan-attitudes strikes high notes even while it stpes on toes and hands out the delicate bronx cheer to hot-air merchants. Without benefit of the bologna, this neat, attractive, and artistic magazine is a must for the mature and intellectually inclined enthusiast.Robert A. W. Lowndes in Scientifan issue 2 page 8 (January 1940)