Puns and similar witticisms are irrepressibly scattered all thru fan writings, even the most sercon.
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Puns and similar witticisms are irrepressibly scattered all thru fan writings, even the most sercon.
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Stephen Pickering's observations regarding the dilemma of the sercon fan confronted with an undercurrent of unorganized anti-intellectualism in APA fan-circles is a particularly brilliant, valid, and wholly justifiable resentment of the human condition which threatens to obfuscate and perhaps destroy the cogent and indispensible^([sic]) contributions to fandom (i.e., fandom as an expostulation of sf as a literary genre) which its sercon intellectuals have made.
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Its contents were sercon. There were interviews with Fearn, Eric Frank Russell, and Festus Pragnell, it took great interest in Campbell's future plans for his prozines, and it ran photographs of rocket experiments.
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A few of the copies will be sent to Linguistics departments in a few universities. I realize that this is not a very faanish stunt, but rather more sercon.
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