Ted White
9 Quotations from Ted White
| crudzine n. | 1982 Beyond Egoboo in Beardmutterings (#3) 15 Few fans today, weaned on the stories of the Great Fanzines of the Legendary Past, are aware that those halcyon days boasted not only the best of fanzines but also the worst of fanzines. Crudzines published in the fifties may indeed be unrivalled by any of the abominations turned out by inexperienced neofans since. |
| Earth-norm n. | 1970 By Furies Possessed in Amazing Stories Mar. 24/1 Inasmuch as a proper curve had not yet been established for the colonists as a whole, his findings were relevant only to Earth-norm. |
| elsewhen n. | 1967 Jewels of Elsewhen ix. 83 ‘I wonder who they are, and what they do here?’ ‘They asked me the time and place…’ ‘What?… They have come from elsewhen!’ |
| fan v. | 1981 Minac in Boonfark (#5) Aug. 20 In the meantime, I’d fanned. I’d been putting out fanzines since I was fifteen. At first they were largely vehicles, as I mentioned, for me to learn mimeography, layout, and a few editorial skills, but as time went on I learned to write. |
| fankind n. | 1967 En Garde! in Algol (#12) 37 Ghod created the Fugghead to bug fankind, so that we might not grow too slothful nor too smug. |
| Galactic n. 2 | 1977 World of One’s Own in Amazing Stories Oct. 10/2 Do you really think he’ll speak an Earth-derived Galactic? |
| parking orbit n. | 1978 Forbidden World in Amazing Stories Jan. 113/2 It took more time than they thought it would, and they had to leave their parking orbit and retreat further from Anteron III to make them safer from any possible reprisals. |
| planetscape n. | 1967 Secret of the Marauder Satellite xi. 117 The alien object hung, unmoving, for a moment, and then turning on a different axis, began to move away. I followed it with my eyes as it crossed over the bright planetscape below. |
| three-D n. | 1978 Forbidden World in Amazing Stories Jan. 107/1 It was…as though the entire adventure had merely been some three-dee program which was fast nearing its climax. |