The Fantasy Fan, September 1933 The Fan's Own Magazine

A vibrant slice of early 1930s fandom, this magazine invites readers straight into the heart of the fantasy community. Its opening editorial declares the publication a shared space where every fan’s voice matters, promising that opinions, letters, and even original stories will find a home on its pages. The tone is warm and collaborative, urging newcomers to subscribe, submit their work, and help shape the direction of the whole venture.

Inside, the magazine delivers a lively mix of short fiction, poetry, and thoughtful articles by the era’s most enthusiastic writers. Regular columns spark debate, a cash‑prize contest rewards creativity, and a “Penpals Wanted” section builds lasting connections. With its promise of future colored covers and illustrations, the publication captures the excitement of a growing genre while keeping the door wide open for anyone eager to contribute to the strange and wonderful world of fantasy.