The Rose (newsletter)

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Zine
Title: The Rose
Publisher:
Editor(s): Lorraine Savage
Type:
Date(s): January 1987-October 2001
Frequency: Bimonthly; later quarterly
Medium: print
Size: 8.5 x 11
Fandom: Anime
Language: English
External Links: Several issues on Archive.org
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The Rose was a newsletter for the Anime Hasshin fanclub. There are at least 45 issues, each with about 32 pages. It accepted submissions of anything anime/manga related, minus X-rated content.

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There was surprisingly little controversy over Anime Hasshin and The Rose (if there was, I didn’t hear about it). I always got the newsletter out on time, and people got what they paid for. I was very proud to accept awards on behalf of the club: Outstanding Fan Publication from ChibiCon 1993, Best Anime Fan Club from AnimEast 1994 & 1995, and Best Anime Newsletter from AnimEast 1994 & 1995.

Lorraine Savage interviewed by Dave Merrill for let's anime

Speaking of long running zines, here's the first issue of THE ROSE, the newsletter of the anime club Anime Hasshin, which ran for 64 issues over 14 years. Lorraine Savage spearheaded the club, one of the first independent national anime clubs to spring up out of frustration with those jerks in Texas and California. Over the years Lorraine would feature art and articles from hundreds of fans, connect tape traders to spread the anime wealth, and generally act as a merciless Godfather crushing all who stood in her path of anime domination. Just kidding about that last part. I produced lots of terrible fan art for The Rose.

Dave Merrill, "anime zines of the 80s" (2008)