Best Fanzine
The Science Fiction Review was a 1967 zine edited by Richard E. Geis. It gained significant recognition within the science fiction community through its detailed and often controversial critical analyses of science fiction literature. The publication won multiple Hugo Awards for Best Fanzine, reflec...
The Alien Critic was a science fiction zine edited by Richard E. Geis beginning in 1972. It’s notable for being a significant early example of fan-created science fiction criticism and contributing to the burgeoning fanzine scene. The publication earned Hugo Awards under both its original title and...
*FOSFAX* is a long-running science fiction fanzine published by the Falls of the Ohio Science Fiction Association (FOSFA) based in Louisville, Kentucky. Produced for several decades, it serves as a central hub for regional SF fandom, offering detailed commentary on genre literature, convention cultu...
Trap Door is a science fiction fanzine edited and published by Robert Lichtman, with its first issue released in 1982. Unlike mainstream commercial publications, it operated as a DIY self-published periodical circulated among science fiction fans and collectors. The zine is known for its critical es...
