The Collection
The entire inventory of zines with the accompanying Qfer information can be found in The Stacks.
The Helpers' Quality Fanzine Review
The QFER is a monumental reference and your best companion while studying the Crystal Rose catalog of zines! There's a wealth of information there - author, artist, editor, rating, season, story synopsis and more. Originally conceived by Nan Dibble, the Qfer was once published on paper. Later, Jackie N. and JoAnn B. enhanced the available information and made it available online. The custodians of the Qfer have allowed the library to incorporate their work into the catalog of zines, and the QFER Update Team – JoAnn and Aliset – has added new and even more detailed descriptions to many of the individual zine pages.
What Does a Zine Library Look Like?
I get questions! We converted a walk-in closet to the library, with sturdy shelves, floor to ceiling, on two walls. Amazingly, it was just the right size with a wee bit of room left over for expansion. We'll need to put in another rack of shelves soon, and that's a very good thing.
Here's a peek inside ~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
- Fanzine Reviews in Hard Copy
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- The B&B Guide to FanZines, The BatB Buyer's Guide and several issues of the QFER are in our collection. All may be borrowed from the Library. Many of the reviews in these guides are editorially nuanced. You'll find some opinioned information here - very interesting!
- The B&B Guide to FanZines, The BatB Buyer's Guide and several issues of the QFER are in our collection. All may be borrowed from the Library. Many of the reviews in these guides are editorially nuanced. You'll find some opinioned information here - very interesting!
