Probe is the zine produced by Science Fiction and Fantasy South Africa (SFFSA). The cover of this edition is gorgeous!
and there is a reprint of an obituary for Nichelle written by our own Keith Braithwaite. Lots of fiction and reviews, too. An excellent zine!
Obdurate Eye, from Garth Spenser in BC and Probe from South Africa.
(Wear your sunglasses to view the cover!)
190 inside cover(Credits, and Dart mission to Asteroid)
Probe ToC
3. Editorial
4. Chairman’s Note
5. Magazines and Books Received
7. Aiding and Abetting – Nick Wood
13. The Missing Dragonrider of Nerp
16. RiLL
18. The Hissing of the Snakes by William Gunter
27. Book Reviews
33. Video Game Review Kyle Brunette
34. No Heating Required by W. G. Lipsett
46. Apple TV + Foundation Gavin Kreuiter
Probe is a fanzine from South Africa. the cover of this issue is stunning. Probe 189 Like us, the SFFSA is holding meetings on line, and you can download the discussions from their site: http://www.sffsa.org.za/
3. Editorial
4. Chairman’s Note
5. Magazines Received
6. L.O.C # 1 Lloyd Penney
8. Twice: The Eclipse Roberto Schima
14. History, Genre and Time in Triangulum
Gerhard Hope
28. Junk Bernie Ackerman
40. The Probotic Agony Column
41. End Zone Space Oddities Derek Hohls
41. Books Received.
43. Book Reviews Jamieson and Hope
48. L.O.C # 2 Lloyd Penney
From South Africa, Probe 185–really cool wrap around cover, and short stories.
Table of Contents
3. Editorial
4. Chairman’s Note
6. Books Received
6. Magazines Received
7. Nova 2019 Causation by Odelle Coetzee
30. Voyager
31. Blast from the Past – MiniCon 2010 – Wormholes
32. Nova 2019 Latent Images by Gary Kuyper
46. Book Reviews – Jamiesons
48. Nova 2019 The Tipping Point Daphne Olivier
From the National Fan Fantasy Fan, the official zine for the club. Has a lot of all sorts of interesting articles, including a history of the Shadow–
The introduction from The Shadow radio program — “Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!” — has earned a place in American folk-lore.
Table of Contents
We Have a New Treasurer!
Elections!
Proposed Constitutional Amendment
Proposed Bylaws Change
Letters of Comment
Mike Glyer — Jon Swartz — Jose Sanchez — Lloyd Penney — Justin E. A. Busch
SerCon
The Shadow and Walter B. Gibson
Club Activities
Birthday Card Bureau — Book Review Bureau — Correspondence Bureau
Fan-Pro Coordinating Bureau — Franking Service
History and Research Bureau — Games Bureau — Recruiting
Pro Bureau — Welcommittee — Writers Exchange
A number of fanzines have landed in our mailbox. Download and enjoy!
PurrMew63 is a perzine edited by R-Laurraine Tutihasi. Her zine generally features some wonderful photography from Mike Weasner, who is probably her husband. In this issue great shots of a hawk and of course, their cats. Mike has lots of telescopes, I am so envious, and his astrophotography is amazing. Check out his photo of the Orion Nebula Orion nebula taken with his Nikon D850 DSLR camera through his 12” telescope. It’s on page 7.
From British Columbia BCSFAzine 530 , edited by Felicity Walker. Ignore the date, Felicity is determined to catch up on missed deadlines.
Years ago, we exchanged zines with Probe the zine of the SFF club in South Africa, but then we lost touch. Glad to hear from them again. Probe 176 features great cover art and a couple of short stories.
The National Fantasy Fan Federation has sent us their own zine, 
TIGHTBEAM 287 which also has amazing cover art. Quite a few book reports, interesting articles – one on Roswell which will interest quite a few MonSFFen– a short story. movie reviews, and reviews of a couple of fanzines.
The NF3 also shares zines from various clubs and editors. Mt Void from the Mt. Holz Science Fiction Society is edited by Mark and Evelyn Leeper. Table of Contents for MT VOID 2020.:
Good news! We have reconnected with the Science Fiction and Fantasy South Africa. We used to trade paper copies back in the days when we could afford postage. 
This issue has a fabulous cover entitled “Are we there, yet?”
Established in 1969 and based in Johannesburg, Science Fiction & Fantasy South Africa (SFFSA) is a club for fans of both science fiction and fantasy.
More information about this club can be found here:
www.sffsa.org.za
Twitter address: – http://twitter.com/SciFiZa
Facebook address: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SFFSA/