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Zerinza
''Zerinza'' was the first, and for many years the only regular Australian Doctor Who fanzine. It ran continuously from 1976 to 1986 when edited and published by Antony Howe, for the Australasian Doctor Who Fan Club (ADWFC), reaching issue number 35. Since then, there have been several isolated issues on special topics, sporadically up to mid-2000, edited by others but most with some degree of input from Howe (e.g. three almost completed issues, and using other materials in his files).〔
〕 Reviews, articles and interviews in this "high-quality" fanzine were authoritative and are cited in serious studies of Doctor Who and some have been republished in books of interviews.〔See the site http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/episodeguide/earthshock/detail.shtml which quotes the Zerinza review of "Earthshock".
〕 The fanzine was for a decade the journal for the ADWFC (membership and subscription being combined) and it played a key role in creating and expanding Doctor Who fandom in Australia, reaching about 1,000 subscribers by the mid-1980s. It was partly founded to rally fans against the Australian Broadcasting Commission's decision to cease purchasing the Doctor Who series (made in mid-1976), launching a "Save Doctor Who Campaign" with the first issue, it contained relating news items thereafter. Zerinza, and Howe (as founder and President of the ADWFC), were often credited by fans with the subsequent decision by the ABC to resume and increase screening the series (from 1978).
==Introduction==
''Zerinza'' was the first continuous Doctor Who fanzine published in Australia, appearing fairly regularly for 8 years with subsequent issues at irregular intervals. It gained an international readership, and for many years was the only continuous Doctor Who fanzine in the country, other clubs or fans only briefly issuing newsletters or other items. Prior to ''Zerinza'' there had only been a few Australian fanzines with occasional Doctor Who material in them, such as two by students at Sydney University: the main one being Jon Noble's ''South of Harad, East of Rhun'' (mainly a Tolkien 'zine, hence the name),〔First published in 1975, ''S.o.H., E.o.R.'', issue 2 in Oct. 1975 was given an alternate title ''Macra'', after a Doctor Who alien, and issue 6 in late Feb 1976 was a "Special Dalek Issue."〕 and a major analytical article on the series by Terry Dowling, a future Science Fiction and Fantasy author, as a one-off splash in a 1975 issue of ''Enigma'', the fanzine of the Sydney University Science Fiction Association (S.U.S.F.A.).〔''Enigma'' Vol. 6, No. 1, March 1975, had a Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee) cover with aliens, and article "Space Opera Plus: The Achievement of Doctor Who", pp. 3-11. See Dowling's web page ()〕 As examples, these were to feed directly into the origins of ''Zerinza'', and their editors encouraged and helped in its gestation. There was no other fanzine dedicated to the series in the country, nor related to a fanclub. Although a few fans did receive the English fanzine of Keith Miller.〔See "Fandom in the Seventies" by Stephen James Walker, in his ''Talkback: Volume Two: The Unofficial and Unauthorised Doctor Who Interview Book: The Seventies'', pp. 216-19.〕
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