| Definition | the issue of a fanzine published on the anniversary of the first issue's publication; short for 'anniversary issue' |
| OED requirements | antedating 1952 |
| Earliest cite | Gregg Calkins in Famous Fantastic Mysteries |
| Comment | Fred Galvin submitted a 1952 cite from a letter by Gregg Calkins in Famous Fantastic Mysteries. Fred Galvin submitted a 1958 cite from Ralph M. Holland's "Ghu's Lexicon". Fred Galvin submitted a 1966 cite from Lin Carter's "Handy Phrase-Book in Fannish". Fred Galvin submitted a 1959 cite from Dick Eney's "Fancyclopedia II". Fred Galvin submitted a 1952 cite from a letter by Juanita Wellons in Thrilling Wonder Stories. |
| Last modified | 15 July, 2009 |
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| 1952 Thrilling Wonder Stories Dec. 140/1 | Coupla lines back I mentioned Captain Future‥(pardon me while I beat my head on the floor‥)‥as you can guess‥he ain't my style‥But for those who do like the Cap, may I second Joe Kinnon's motion for an Annish for Futurians. |
| 1966 L. Carter Handy Phrase-Book in Fannish in If Oct. 66/2 | The editor of a fan magazine is a ‘faned.’ If you belong to F.A.P.A. (Fantasy Amateur Press Association) you publish a fapazine, and you are a fapan. If your fanzine lasts a year (many don't) you put out a particularly large Anniversary Issue called ‘the Annish.’ |