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Graveyard Rendezvous 39. Fanzine review

GRAVEYARD RENDEZVOUS NO. 39, self-published, magazine, £3.50 http://guynsmith.wordpress.com

Reviewed by Stewart Horn

This is a fanzine lovingly compiled by fans of Guy N. Smith.  It features reviews of Guy’s work, articles, features, a few pieces of short fan fiction and short by GNS himself.

If you’re a fan of Smith’s style you’ll find a lot to like here – it seems that he and his wife collaborate in its publication.  For the rest of us it might seem a bit old school and trashy.

The quality of the contributors’ writing is patchy, and occasionally pretty bad, though Mark Hobson’s The Curse of Modern Britain stands out as a short, fun read.

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