faned n.

an editor of a fanzine; cf. slightly later faneditor n.

Pronounced /ˈfænˌɛd/.

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  • 1941 L. Martin & O. F. Wiggins CFS Review Mar. 1 page image Olon F. Wiggins Lew Martin

    Not near as many fan eds came thru with contributions as expected or hoped, but it is still worth your 15¢.

  • 1942 J. Speer Letter in Voice of the Imagi-Nation (#25) Oct. 9 page image Jack Speer

    Other faneds, in planning their zines, try to make them pleasing to their readers, including Fortier; it seems to me that this imposes on JJ the obligation to make his own as good as possible if he’s going to publish one, or else not waste the readers’ time.

  • 1946 ‘B. Tucker’ Pacificon stuff in Bloomington News Letter (#4) Apr. (unpaged) page image Wilson Tucker

    Sample fanzine advertisement attached; same obtainable free from B.T. for any fan-ed wishing to run them.

  • 1951 R. Phillips The Club House in Amazing Stories Sept. 144/1 (review of fanzine) page image Rog Phillips bibliography

    IMPOSSIBLE…‘Getting Material for Your Fanzine’, by Wally Weber should solve all the troubles of any faned who lacks both material and a conscience.

  • 1961 S. Johnson Fan Scene in Escape (#1) Jan. 25 (footnote) page image

    Amateur Press Association…. Occasionally some ambitious faned will include illustrations and articles by other fen, but most apa groups demand at least six self-written pages per every three months.

  • 1969 J. Kaufman Letter in Science Fiction Review (#33) Oct. 47/1 page image Jerry Kaufman bibliography

    A resurgence of fannishness will require a fannish focal point which will require an energetic, madcap faned with money, an odd personality, talent as a writer and a lot of free time. A combination very rare. You may wait a long while for the magic spark to appear.

  • 1979 E. Harvey Programme Notes in SeaCon 79 Progress Report 4 May (unpaged) page image Eve Harvey

    I am also organising a competition for fanzine editors, ‘Faneds’ Fan Ads’…. These adverts will be judged for their artistic merit, individuality and for their ability to portray the character of the faned and the fanzine.

  • 1993 A. Winston The Norton Reader 2 Sept. (unpaged) page image Alan Winston

    Caran ‘Toes’ Wilbanks, Up-and-coming Faned.

  • 2001 P. Anthony How Precious was that While: An Autobiography xi. 246 page image Piers Anthony bibliography

    Later, in 1986 I think, I was sent a copy of Fosfax, a club fanzine, and for a year or so acknowledged with postcards, which were duly printed…. I introduced my collaborator Robert Margroff to it, and he wrote regular and good letters, which is what a faned really appreciates; the heart of most fanzines is in their letter column.

  • 2013 A. Gilliland in LoneStarCon3 (Program Book) 99 (cartoon) page image Alexis A. Gilliland bibliography

    Do faned’s [sic] ever have senior moments?

  • 2026 ‘Blasted Heath Row’ The Wahflestomper Manifesto in Ever & Anon (#8) Feb. 194 page image Heath Row

    If you, as a faned or other recipient, choose to publish an issue of Wahflestomper in your fanzine’s letter column or another forum—perhaps as a fanzine item or column—you shall have my infinite gratitude and appreciation.


Research requirements

antedating 1941

Research History
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 1950 cite from Rog Phillips in Amazing Stories.
Fred Galvin submitted a 1953 cite from a personal in Other Worlds.
Clive Shergold submitted a number of cites.
Jeff Prucher submitted a 1941 cite from the CFS Review.

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