Seattle, WA, USA

Monkey Mind, April, 1995

Item — Box 0385.01, Item: 153

Identifier: 0385.1A.1.153

Scope and Contents

#1

Dates: April, 1995

Found in: Lehigh University Special Collections / Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection / Series 1: Zines / Series 1A: Single Issue Zines

Oxymoron, June, 1980

Item — Box 0385.01, Item: 168

Identifier: 0385.1A.1.168

Scope and Contents

#1

Dates: June, 1980

Found in: Lehigh University Special Collections / Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection / Series 1: Zines / Series 1A: Single Issue Zines

Rogue Raven, January, 1976 - 1980

File — Box 0385.08, File: 08

Identifier: 0385.1B.08.08

Scope and Contents

#21, #23, #29

Dates: January, 1976 - 1980

Found in: Lehigh University Special Collections / Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection / Series 1: Zines / Series 1B: Multiple Issue Zines

Sans Serif, 1986

Item — Box 0385.02, Item: 002

Identifier: 0385.1A.2.002

Scope and Contents

#1

Dates: 1986

Found in: Lehigh University Special Collections / Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection / Series 1: Zines / Series 1A: Single Issue Zines

Scatzine, February, 19, 2001

Item — Box 0385.02, Item: 003

Identifier: 0385.1A.2.003

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Frank Lunney collection contains over five hundred zine titles spanning from the 1940s to the 2010s. The zines cover a broad array of 20th century cultural, literary, and political subjects. The emerging genre of mid-century science fiction is a major thematic concern of the zines. The culture of fandom itself is also broadly and deeply explored and fledged over the course of several decades of publications. The Frank Lunney collection suggests multiple, promising, avenues of research...

Dates: February, 19, 2001

Found in: Lehigh University Special Collections / Frank Lunney Fanzine Collection / Series 1: Zines / Series 1A: Single Issue Zines

Skink, October, 1998

Item — Box 0385.02, Item: 014

Identifier: 0385.1A.2.014

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Frank Lunney collection contains over five hundred zine titles spanning from the 1940s to the 2010s. The zines cover a broad array of 20th century cultural, literary, and political subjects. The emerging genre of mid-century science fiction is a major thematic concern of the zines. The culture of fandom itself is also broadly and deeply explored and fledged over the course of several decades of publications. The Frank Lunney collection suggests multiple, promising, avenues of research...

Dates: October, 1998