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fanzine
noun
an inexpensively self-published magazine devoted to such topics as hobbies, music, film and politics US, 1949
A combination of “fantasy” and “magazine”; originally a magazine produced for science fiction fans but adopted by and produced by fans of any topic imaginable.- — American Speech, October 1952
- — American Speech, p. 53, Spring 1978: “Star Trek lives: trekker slang”
- Examples are Thunder Road (the Bruce Springsteen fanzine) and Relix (the Grateful Dead fanzine). — Jay Saporita, Pourin’ It All Out, p. 203, 1980
- Self publication had been a method closely associated with several art movements [...] The explosion of fanzines in response to punk rock established these publications as youth culture media. — Marion Leonard, Cool Places, p. 103, 1998
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