sneary rick (13 resultados)

Paperback. near fine fanzine, 29 pages.

Paperback. near fine fanzine, 4 pages.

Paperback. near fine fanzine, 42 pages.

Condición: Very Good. Issue #1. Original publisher's stapled sheets, Very Good with toning, light wear and a check mark to the top upper corner of the first sheet. A fanzine intended for the February, 1948 FAPA mailing.

Condición: Very Good. Issue number 1, November 1948. Bound in publisher's stapled wraps. Very Good with light toning and light wear, corner creases to covers. A science fiction fanzine published for FAPA.

Illustrated Wrappers. Condición: Near Fine. Cover By Lou Goldstone Ilustrador. First Edition. Covers + 48 Pp Of Ads And Support Statements. Promotional Fund-Raising Booklet For The Convention. At The Convention, In His Keynote Speech, Van Vogt Foresaw An Atomic War "Because Human Beings Have Not Yet Learned To Understand Themselves. Notice That I Did Not Say They Haven't Learned To Understand Others- It Is Themselves They Don't Understand", A Concern Which Later Led To His Work In Developing Dianetics With L Ron Hubbard, His Assuming Reesponsibility For The Dianetics Organization When It Went Bankrupt In 1951, And Later To His Founding Of The International Dianetic Society. Signed By A E Van Vogt On His Centerfold; He Was Guest Of Hionor At This Convention, And His Book "Slan" Was The Source Of The Informal Motto "Fans Are Slans". Van Vogt Was Awarded A Retroactive Hugo Award For This Novel In 2016. Also Signed By Dozens Of Writers, Fans, Publishers, Agents, And Members Of Lasfs, Including A E Van Vogt, Robert Bloch, Bryce Walton, Wilson "Bob" Tucker, Forrest Ackerman And 3 Members Of His Family, Russ Rocklynne, Erle M Korshak, Rick Sneary, Tigrina, Lou Goldstone, Walt Leibscher, Len Moffat, Walt Daugherty, Arthur Jean Cox Etc. All Signatures From 1946. With Original Envelope With Pencil Title Written By Roy A Squires. Signed by Author(s).

Printed Wrappers. Condición: Very Good. First Edition. Original Program, Red Covers With Black Printing. This Example With "E. E. E. " At The Top, Apparently E. Everett Evans' Copy As He Participated In The Organization Of This Second Annual Convention, With "Th' Ol' Foo" Added Below, By Forrest Ackerman (And This Being His Copy). Signed By Ray Bradbury [And With His Own Caricature], Marguerite Bradbury, A E Van Vogt, Arthur Joquel, R. Dewitt Miller, Eph Konigsberg, Forrest Ackerman, Bryce Walton, William Rotsler [Also With His Caricature], Roy A Squires, Kris Neville, Henry Eichner, Len Moffat, Rick Sneary, Walt Daugherty, Jean Cox., And Several Dozen Other Members. With An Extra Cover Sheet.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Loose Pages From The Ackerman Estate, Ackerman's Copies From Forry! : A Special Publication Presented To Forrest J Ackerman, On The Occasion Of The 50Th Anniversary Of His Birthday, And The 40Th Anniversary Of His Discovery Of Science-Fiction, 1966, Lasfs, These Copies Of Typed Text Possibly Pre-Dating The Book.

Condición: Very Good. [1949]. Issue #14. Bound in publisher's original stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and general light wear. A scifi fanzine published for FAPA.

Condición: Very Good. Number 7. Spring, 1947. Bound in publisher's original stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and general light general wear. A scifi fanzine published for FAPA.

Condición: Very Good. #6, January, 1947; #7, Spring, 1947; #8, Fall, 1947; #13, February, 1949; #14; #15, August, 1949; #17, Winter, 1950 (rear cover detached). Bound in publisher's original stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and general light wear. A scifi fanzine published for FAPA.

Condición: Very Good. #5; #6, January, 1947; #7, Spring, 1947; #8, Fall, 1947; #9, Winter, 1948 (some damage to outer cover at staple); #10, Spring, 1948; #13, February, 1949; #14, 1949; #15, August, 1949; #17, Winter, 1950. Bound in publisher's original stapled wraps. Very Good with toning and general light wear.

Condición: As New. Original typed postcard dated 23 April 1972, signed in blue ink by Isaac Asimov. Also included is a carbon of the response to Asimov. Asimov is addressing the active California fan Rick Sneary, who was apparently trying to get Asimov to either attend a Con or donate a manuscript to the benefit auction. Asimov replies "Impossible for me to be there, as you've guessed. Also, alas, impossible for me to contribute anything to the auction. Everything conceivable--down to first draft, and scribbled notes--goes to Boston University. In fact, your letter will go there and your request will be immortalized and my curator will send me an anxious letter reminding me that nothing must go anywhere else." Sneary's response is good humored and he notes that Asimov's rejection note will be donated to the auction, and suggests that his curator should come out and bid for it. Both the original Asimov and the carbon Sneary are in fine condition. Signed.