Arthur H. Rapp

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annish n. 1950 A. Rapp Spacewarp Jan. 2 March brings us SPACEWARP’s third Ann-Ish.
chronoscope n. 1948 A. H. Rapp Flaming Fans in Chronoscope Autumn 1 (title) Chronoscope.
eyetracks n. 1952 A. H. Rapp, L. Hoffman & R. Boggs Fanspeak 5/2 When you read a new book you get eyetracks all over it. Then it isn’t mint anymore.
fanspeak n. 1952 A. H. Rapp, L. Hoffman & R. Boggs Fanspeak 5/2 Fanspeak. The language, typography, and cliches of fandom. Term is derived from ‘newspeak’, the language of the future, in George Orwell’s 1984.
fugghead n. 1949 A. H. Rapp in Spacewarp (#30) Sept. 6 There were Jim Taurasi and William Sykora, Bob Tucker (who might have been peeved over the Singer Hoax, but didn’t show it beyond presenting the Ben with a medal for being Prize Fugghead of the Convention).
gafia n. 2 1950 A. H. Rapp Timber! in Spacewarp (#37) Apr. Just a minor siege of GAFIA, from which, eventually, I will once again develop an enthusiasm for stf. At least I hope so.
pulp science fiction n. 1948 A. H. Rapp Flaming Fans in Chronoscope Autumn 29 Immediately arises the question, how did the superb craftsmanship and delicate enchantment of current pulp science fiction arise from the earlier sagas of stereotyped characters dwindling into atomic-sized universes amid plots packed with improbably lush coincidence?
sercon adj. [1952 A. H. Rapp, L. Hoffman & R. Boggs Fanspeak 11/1 serious constructive fan. One who thinks fan activity is less of a hobby than a means of advancing mankind toward the utopias described in science fiction. Serious constructiveness also extends to…publishing ‘high-minded’ fanzines in order to impress and recruit outsiders.]