The March 2010 issue of Ansible is now available.
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Issue #267 of Ansible is now available.
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Ansible 265, August 2009, is now available.
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The July issue of Ansible (their 264th issue) is now available online.
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Established:1979, taking over from the former British SF newsletter Checkpoint. Editor: David Langford Overview: Ansible began as a subscription-based newsletter whose issues became fatter and increasingly irregular as circulation grew past 600. After a period of suspended animation from 1987 to 1991, it reappeared as a free one-page news sheet handed out at London’s monthly [...]
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Semiprozine.org was originally founded as SaveSemiprozine.org when the Best Semiprozine Hugo Award was in danger of being eliminated. After successfully saving the category, it was decided that this site should continue to serve as a central point of communication from and about semiprozines. We will also be reporting on the efforts of the committee that has been charged with redefining the criteria for the Best Semiprozine Hugo.