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=== Members and [[Apazines]]:=== | === Members and [[Apazines]]:=== | ||
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| + | * [[Audrey Helou]] | ||
| + | * [[Valli Hoski]] | ||
* [[David D. Levine]] -- ''[[Lasergram]]'' | * [[David D. Levine]] -- ''[[Lasergram]]'' | ||
| + | * [[Renee Sieber]] | ||
| + | * [[Dick Smith]] | ||
=== [[OEs]]:=== | === [[OEs]]:=== | ||
| − | * 1981 | + | * 1981 – [[Renee Sieber]] |
| + | *1993 – [[Audrey Helou]] | ||
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| − | {{publication}} | + | {{publication|start=1979|end=1993}} |
[[Category:APA]] | [[Category:APA]] | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 3 February 2021
The General Technics APA, also sometimes called GT-APA. It existed for 85 bimonthly mailings. Issue #1 is dated July of 1979, and lists eight members.
GT's name derives from John Brunner's novel Stand on Zanzibar; in keeping with this precedent, editors of APA-TECH also held titles taken from this book. Thus, as the founding Official Editor, Renée Sieber was "G. T. Buckfast." Tullio Proni, emergency editor, was "Shalmaneser."
Issue #85, dated June 1993, lists 17 members. Audrey Helou was G.T. Buckfast for this final mailing.
Most issues have been scanned and archived by John Ridley.
Members and Apazines:[edit]
OEs:[edit]
- 1981 – Renee Sieber
- 1993 – Audrey Helou
| Publication | 1979—1993 |
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