So it's like my various historical society newsletters that
ask the member-subscribers to submit articles to the editor,
but in an apa, the contributions are mandatory. Is the
analogy OK?
And the "-Em" ought to stand for
mystery, but what's the D?
Joy, learning something new every day
Bill Crider explained: >An apa is an amateur press
association. DAPA-Em is the
> apa devoted to mystery fiction. Each member writes
his own
> "fanzine" and sends it to the official editor, who
compiles
> the various zines into "the mailing." So the members
get a
> collection of fanzines every two months. It works
sort of
> like this list except in print. Members have to
produce a
> certain number of pages at least every other
mailing.
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