| Steven H Silver joins Chris and James for this issue looking at the Holocaust and the effect it's had on survivors, and those that have come along since. Comments? journeyplanet@gmail.com Cover composed by Steven H Silver Page 2 - Dedication Page 4 - Introduction by Steven H Silver Page 5 - What Time Is It? By Avram Davidson Page 7 - Armenian Remembrances by Pat Sayre McCoy (Photo courtesy Forever Saroyan, LLC) Page 9 - Testimony, Part I: Before the War by Sally Pitluk Page 11 - Discovering my Family Tree by Steven H Silver Page 12 - Memoirs of a Hidden Child by Sharon Pitluk Silver Page 14 - A Visit to Knyszyn by Deanna Jacobson Page 16 - Testimony, Part II: The Ghetto by Sally Pitluk Page 19 - Faces and Names by Russell J. Handelman Page 20 - A Meeting in the Cemetery in Łódź by K.G. Anderson (Photo by HuBar, 2006, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en) Page 22 - Testimony, Part III: Auschwitz by Sally Pitluk Page 30 - My Father and the Holocaust by Mark Herrup Page 32 - The Holocaust in Comics During World War II by James Bacon Page 40 - Choosing to Testify by Steve Davidson Page 43 - V for Vengeance by James Bacon Page 47 - Holocaust on Film by Daniel M. Kimmel Page 48 - Guarding the Streets of Gold by Susan Shwartz Page 49 - The Holocaust in Comics: After the War by James Bacon Page 55 - The Holocaust on Television by Barbara Barnett Page 58 - A Trickle of History A Child of a Holocaust Survivor Writes a Holocaust Science Fiction Tale by Elaine Midcoh Page 59 - Severed Inheritance by Jordan King-Lacroix Page 60 - My Most Memorable Meal by Steven H Silver Page 61 - My Reflections on My Visit To Auschwitz in November 2007 by Elaine Silver (Photo by James Bacon) Page 62 - Maus: A Journey by James Bacon Page 65 - The Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center: A Docent Eye’s View by Dina S. Krause Page 66 - Popping My Bubble by Melanie Silver Page 67 - Kaddish for the Last Survivor by Michael A. Burstein Page 72 - Enditorial: James Bacon Page 73 - Enditorial: Chris Garcia Page 74 - Contributor Bios Page 76 - Groucho Marx Dances on Hitler’s Grave - Art by Kurt Erichsen |
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Journey Planet is pleased to announce the release of Issue #80, a one page fanzine edited by Sara Felix, James Bacon, and Chris Garcia focused on the creation of the Glasgow 2024 April Fools Hugo. The one off Hugo was designed by Sara Felix and the sculpt was a joint effort between Sara and Vincent Villafranca. Sara and Vincent also designed the Worldcon 76 base together back in 2018. The JP walks through the basics of where the idea came from and follows through the process. After reading an article that appeared in the souvenir book for Noreascon 4 written by Peter Weston Sara thought a tartan rocket was possible with the design and approval of Landing Zone Glasgow which Sara designed for the convention previously. Sara says, “This design is dedicated in loving memory to Deb Geisler. If it wasn’t Deb sending me a link to the article that Peter wrote I would never had the idea in the first place. She was amazing and always a source of inspiration for me.” The link to the Journey Planet can be found here. Directions for folding the fanzine can be found here: https://www.rookiemag.com/2012/05/how-to-make-a-zine/
We're on the ballot again! We've had a great year and it's incredible to be back on the ballot!
If you wanna get a look at the incredible issues we did in 2023, start here! Issue 70 -Chinese Science Fiction & Space Part 2! Issue 71 - The Hugo Award Issue 72 - Operation Motorman Journey Planet 73 - Hugo Nominee Gifts Journey Planet 74 - Vincent Issue 75 - Fantastical Musical Instruments & More! Issue 75a - smol Issue 76 - The American War in Vietnam Journey Planet 77 - Watchmen Journey Planet 78 - Jack the Ripper in Fiction
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