New fandom entry for the Historical #Dictionary of #ScienceFiction: "croggling", meaning 'astounding' etc. First found from Marion Zimmer Bradley in 1960. Also, added a 1957 antedating for "croggled", and redid the entry for "croggle" v. to cover intrans. uses. sfdictionary.com/view/2558/cr...

Historical Dictionary of Scien...
Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction: croggling

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction

New fandom entry for the Historical #Dictionary of #ScienceFiction: "croggling", meaning 'astounding' etc. First found from Marion Zimmer Bradley in 1960.

Also, added a 1957 antedating for "croggled", and redid the entry for "croggle" v. to cover intrans. uses.

https://sfdictionary.com/view/2558/croggling
https://sfdictionary.com/view/441/croggle

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction: croggling

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction

Today's fandom antedatings for the Historical #Dictionary of #ScienceFiction: "faan", from 1953 to 1951; and "faanish", from 1959 to 1951. Both typically denoting a non-serious fan. sfdictionary.com/view/2290/faan sfdictionary.com/view/2359/fa...

Historical Dictionary of Scien...
Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction: faan

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction

Today's fandom antedatings for the Historical #Dictionary of #ScienceFiction: "faan", from 1953 to 1951; and "faanish", from 1959 to 1951. Both typically denoting a non-serious fan.

https://sfdictionary.com/view/2290/faan
https://sfdictionary.com/view/2359/faanish

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction: faan

Historical Dictionary of Science Fiction