Rune

(1) The Minn-Stf clubzine.

Issues 65 and 66 were stapled together in tête-bêche fashion.
Issue 71 (Volume 10, Number 10) was disguised as Sci-Fi People Weekly, and had a supplement named Bong 31. These were followed by a single-page supplement titled Rune Volume 10.5.
Issue 75 was disguised as Stroon 0.

http://www.mnstf.org/Rune/ (IA) Website

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Number	Date	Pages	Editors
7	June 1968	10	Jim Young
8	1968		Frank Stodolka
10	1968		Nate Bucklin
11	1968		Jim Young
12	November 1968		Jim Young
14	January 1969		Jim Young
15	February - March 1969		Jim Young
16	June 1969	12	Jim Young
17	November 1969		Jim Young, and Chuck and Marilyn Holst
18	November 1970	8
19	December 1970		Art Roberts Jr., Chuck Holst, and Lynn Torline
20	February 1971	16	Chuck Holst, and Lynn Torline
21	March 1971	10
22	April 1971	14
23	May 1971	20
29		4
33	November 1973	10	Bev Swanson
34	January 1974	16	Don Blyly
36	April 1974	8	Don Blyly
37	May 1974	16
37½	1974		Don Blyly
38	1974	22	Bev Swanson
39	1974	30	Fred Levy Haskell
40	1974	24	Fred Levy Haskell
41	1974	34	Fred Levy Haskell
42	1975	42	Fred Levy Haskell
43	1975	38	Fred Levy Haskell
44	1975	56	Fred Levy Haskell
45	1975	62+	Fred Levy Haskell
46	1976	66	Fred Levy Haskell
47	1976	18	Fred Levy Haskell
48	1976	80	Fred Levy Haskell
49	1977	30	David Emerson
50	1977	26	David Emerson
51	1978	24	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
52	1978	26	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
53	1978	26	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
54	November 1978	38	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
55	1979	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
56	May 1979	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
57	September 1979	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
58	November 1979	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
59	Winter 1980	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
60	Summer 1980	40	Lee Pelton, Carol Kennedy
61	Fall 1980	34	Lee Pelton
62	Winter 1981	60	John Bartelt, David Stever, Garth Danielson, Joe Wesson
63	Spring 1981	56	John Bartelt, David Stever-Schnoes, Garth Danielson, Joe Wesson
64	Summer 1981	72	John Bartelt, David Stever, Garth Danielson, Joe Wesson, Karen Trego
65	Fall 1981	52	David Stever
66	1981		Joe Wesson
67	Spring 1982	22	John Bartelt, David Stever, Garth Danielson, Joe Wesson, Karen Trego
68	Summer 1982	30	John Bartelt, David Stever
69	Fall 1982	46	Karen Trego
70	1982	84	John Bartelt, David Stever, Garth Danielson, Joe Wesson
71	1983	24	John Bartelt, Garth Danielson, Karen Trego, David Stever, Joe Wesson
72	December 1983	38	M. K. Digre, Erik Biever
73	April 1985	44	M. K. Digre, Erik Biever
74	February 1986	42	M. K. Digre, Erik Biever
75	November 1986	16	Michael Butler Note: titled Stroon on cover
76	August 1987	20	David E. Romm, Jeanne Mealy
77	January 1988	36	David E. Romm, Jeanne Mealy
78	July 1988	52	David E. Romm, Jeanne Mealy
79	January 1989	56	David E. Romm, Jeanne Mealy
80	December 1989	40	David E. Romm, Jeanne Mealy
81	December 1991	36	Garth Danielson
82	April 1992	38	Ken Fletcher
83	July 1992	34	Tom Juntunen
84	January 1993	46
85	March 1995	72	Garth Edmond Danielson, Jeff Schalles, Tom Juntunen
86	May 2002	30	Jeff Schalles
87	October 2012		Matthew and Kelly Strait
88	May 2013		Matthew and Kelly Strait
89	Nov 2013		Matthew and Kelly Strait
90	June 2014		Matthew and Kelly Strait

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(2) A Semi-Prozine at Ohio University

Rune: Science Fiction and Fantasy Worlds, a non-profit magazine published by students and staff of The Ohio University.

The first issue, with cover title rune, was dated Autumn 1974. The longer title appears in an editorial and in a corner of a subsequent page.

It was self-described as a prozine.

(3) An Apazine by Norman G. Wansborough

An apazine published for OMPA by by Norman G. Wansborough in the UK.

Issue	Date	Pages	Notes
	March 1956	4	in OMPA 7

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