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The FANAC Fan History Project
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| Name: | The FANAC Fan History Project |
| Owner/Maintainer: | Florida Association for Nucleation And Conventions (F.A.N.A.C.) |
| Dates: | 1996-present |
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| Fandom: | SF Fandom |
| URL: | website youtube channel |
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The FANAC Fan History Project "was started in 1996 to archive fanzines, convention information, fan histories and photographs about science fiction fandom."[1] The project's current offerings include the website fanac.org, the online edition of Fancyclopedia, and a youtube channel.
As of February 2022, Fanac.org estimated that it had scanned at least 16,634 issues of 991 fanzines.[2]
It is sponsored by F.A.N.A.C., a nonprofit in Florida that previously sponsored the 1992 WorldCon. See its entry on Fancyclopedia.
References
- ^ fanacproject Facebook page (Accessed 7 January 2023.)
- ^ FANAC by the Numbers - February 1, 2022, Archived version (Accessed 7 January 2023.)