BANSHEE, WHOLE NO. 5, JUNE 1944. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3OKH9pj

"I wonder if you realize how you 'perked up' almost from the day you got down there. I can see it in your letters." bit.ly/3Pm4IoH

DREAM QUEST, V. 1, ISSUE 1, JULY 1947. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3IHXYPV

"When you build a house, or buy one, pay some attention to those installations which contribute so much to the smooth functioning of a household, tho usually unseen." bit.ly/3PyNVz1

THE ALCHEMIST, V.1, ISSUE 3, SUMMER 1940. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3d1ldss

"We mustn't let this thing get us down. There are circumstances which are beyond our control." bit.ly/3QAENul

"It's going to seem awfully good to meet the old friends again & compare notes. Hope this time we can start all over." bit.ly/3A2ci1M

"The sort of an opportunity that is now gone from a large share of this earth's lands. How grateful we should be and how we should fight to defend that kind of opportunity." bit.ly/3cgnAb4

VARIANT, V. 1, ISSUE 3, SEPTEMBER 1947. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3e3nHai

"I hope this letter leaves you feeling happy and dissolves any pains some of my letters may carry to you." bit.ly/3Dnn0TQ

FAN SLANTS, V. 1, ISSUE 1, SEPTEMBER 1943. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3LwSIAo

"When I think of you my heart beats a little faster." bit.ly/3rcXkSD

ALCHEMIST, V. 2, ISSUE 1, AUTUMN 1946. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3T12RHJ

"I guess this note will have to be a quickie because I haven't much time for anything today." bit.ly/3yV1piy

VOICE OF THE IMAGINATION, WHOLE NO. 25, OCTOBER 1942. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3sx6QAN

"We have been very busy lately a little too busy most of the time - one consolation is that time goes very rapidly. It doesn't seem possible that it is almost xmas." bit.ly/3j9bP9d

"Reckon I shall be rattling around, feeling quite lost for a spell." bit.ly/3HbOu0q

SUN SPOTS, V. 4, ISSUE 3, WHOLE NO. 15, FEBRUARY 1941. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3I6KmPE

"Thoughts can out-travel A train or a car And mine, dear, are going To right where YOU are! They're taking right with them The best wishes, too, And this special message: 'I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU!'" Happy Valentine's Day from DIY History! bit.ly/3K92Lgk

SNIDE, ISSUE 2, FEBRUARY 1941. Hevelin Fanzines Collection. bit.ly/3YWrJE9