Converse of object

• produce: From an initial plan to produce a small fanzine, I decided I wanted to produce a ' proper ' mag.

• publish: He's never published a fanzine & has written few letters to them.

• run: Davy actually used to run a free fanzine called ' Lets Get Crazy ' .

• call: Also in 1973 I had read about an american fanzine called " Who Put The Bomp " .

• base: But surely this is just another ' review ' based fanzine?

Adjective modifier

• charmed: Reviewed and illustrated by children in Charmed Lives fanzine.

• fannish: But there you go: he doesn't, and SBD is the good fannish fanzine that results.

• good: Team the best town planning fanzine in the world.

• British: I assume, incidentally, that he means the award to be for a British fanzine.

• fine: A fine fanzine that seems to get more impressive with each new issue.

• excellent: An excellent fanzine; he sends three copies to the UK, which is proof of the current insularity of British fandom.

Modifies a noun

• fandom: Well, eventually fanzine fandom became used to seeing my stuff around.

• editor: However, former Voice of The Valley fanzine editor Everitt promised: " There are no plans to film at Selhurst Park.

• auction: I hope this isn't going to be a regular thing: I like a good fanzine auction at a convention.

• fan: Does this mean that fanzine fans are all a bunch of wimps?

• review: Even the fashion for rude fanzine reviews has been over for years.

• writer: You started off as a fanzine writer before moving onto the NME.

Noun used with modifier

• punk: Another musical leap forward, this single acquired the 'best bass guitar performance of 1978 ' award from punk fanzine Black Steam!

• life: Reviewed and illustrated by children in Charmed Lives fanzine.

• music: The Coventry music fanzine Martin published between 1979 to 1981.