Report on WOOF

WOOF ended up getting a good number of contributions this year. There were fourteen zines in it (not counting the official organ), and a total of 77 pages. According to Roger Hill, that's the second biggest page-count ever. Not that size is any guarantee of quality, of course. Ahem.

Here are the contents of WOOF #36:

Cover by Stu Shiffman (1 page)
Worse Than Its Bite by Randy Byers and Roger Hill (3 pages)
"The Worst Idea Bruce Pelz Ever Had" by Randy Byers (4 pages)
Yipe by Jason Schachat, Kevin Roche, España Sheriff, Mette Hedin (12 pages)
Argosies and Agonies #01 by Lloyd Penney (2 pages)
Born to Lose by Guy Lillian (2 pages)
L*I*S*P #12 by Christopher J. Garcia (8 pages)
Report From Hoople #112.313 by Roger Hill (1 page)
BW #5 by Claire Brialey and Mark Plummer (10 pages)
Ytterbium Dioxide by Alan Stewart (6 pages)
The Man with Two Fezzes by John Coxon (10 pages)
Re: Westercon by Andy Trembley (2 pages)
A fragmented personal history of fannish drinking by David Cake (2 pages)
Tales from the Frozen North by Dean Gahlon (2 pages)
A Tuesday in July by Andy Hooper (6 pages)
Over the Hill by Katrina Templeton (6 pages)

The printed ToC lists another 1 page zine that didn't actually make it in. The collation went fine, other than the fact that I brought the wrong staples and then caused Yipe to be collated backwards. I was particularly happy to get contributions from the TAFF and DUFF delegates, John Coxon and David Cake.

I have a handful of extra copies of this distribution. If you'd like one, let me know.