A Merry Christmasanda Happy New Year to all! Jingle Bells(On the way to Hamilton., Wash. last Christmas eve I composed this song to the tune … Read More ›
Category: 1944
A Broadcast From Home A dark, damp, dreary evening somewhere in England, blacked out by the terrible war which embraces the world. It is pass … Read More ›
Beside the Press at the Sign of the Bilious Bull Genesis “What shall we do – set some more on Masaka, or get out a … Read More ›
In 1942 in Casper, Wyoming, I met Elmer Perdue, an ardent Fantasy Fan, and read several FAPA papers. After this and reading No. 144 Literary … Read More ›
Ajays in Service It’s a bit damp, what with all the monsoons, but it isn’t dull out in India any more. Why? ‘Cause our old … Read More ›
My Trip to the East Coastby Mary Ann Henning We left Seattle by train and traveled through the states of Washington, Idaho and Montana. In … Read More ›
Announcement I have resigned from my office of Mailer. “But in the long run the AAPA has gained in Rouze’s resignation from the official board, … Read More ›
Edited by Leon S. StoneAustralian Library Amateur Journalism Dedicated (with Shillalahs behind our backs!) for the ‘Masaka’ of it, to Burton ‘Bad Boy’ Crane (‘De … Read More ›
Once again National Amateur Press Association members witness a triple-play – Brodie to Spink to Babcock – in the production of this Scarlet Cockerel. By … Read More ›