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Saint George and the Dragon – Robert Sergeant’s monster-heavy Diplomacy zine
(some of these issues courtesy of
Craig Reges)
Click here to go to the St. George and the Dragon Archive page
Sandwip Island – One-shot
by Rod Walker reporting on a game in San Diego
Sandwip Island #1 – October 1971
SAPC – Hal
Dace’s Diplomacy zine, which was (I think) the first from South Africa
The Schemer – Stephen
Duke published this zine of Diplomacy, Machiavelli, and other games.
The Schemer #4 – Mid-August 1981 The Schemer #5 – End of August 1981
The Schemer #6 – September 1981 The Schemer #7 – November 1981
Scotch on the Rocks – Iain Forsyth’s UK-based Diplomacy fanzine.
Scotch on the Rocks #19 Scotch on the Rocks #21 – The Final Issue
The Scribblerist – Mark Lilleleht’s popular but
short-lived zine
The
Scribblerist #1 – May 27, 1988 The Scribblerist #2 – June 24,
1988
The
Scribblerist #3 – July 29, 1988 The Scribblerist #4 – September 9,
1988
The
Scribblerist #5 – October 31, 1988 The Scribblerist #6A – December 2,
1988
The
Scribblerist #6B – December 31, 1988 The Scribblerist #7 – March 6,
1989
The
Scribblerist #8 – April 7, 1989
Seitenstetten – Zine used for a resumption of 1962A, which was
the first PBM
Diplomacy game ever STARTED (although it only got through Fall 1901)
The plan, now 10 years later, was to finally finish it by
getting some new players.
Seitenstetten #1 – November 1, 1972 Seitenstetten #2 – November 22, 1972
Seitenstetten #3 – December 16, 1972 Seitenstetten #4 – January 1973
Seitenstetten #6 – February 18, 1973 Seitenstetten #7 – March 10, 1973
Seitenstetten #8 – 1973 Seitenstetten #9 – 1973
SerenDIP – John McCallum’s zine of orphaned Diplomacy games
SerenDIP #1 through #5 (all in one pdf file) – July 1969
A Sharp Mind & A
Straight Knife – Don Del Grande’s Dipzine
This is the name he used between Life of Monty and Lemon
Curry. The change from
Life of Monty took place
when Graham Chapman passed away.
A
Sharp Mind & A Straight Knife #97 – October 29,
1989
A
Sharp Mind & A Straight Knife #98 – December 10,
1989
A
Sharp Mind & A Straight Knife #99 – January 21,
1990
A
Sharp Mind & A Straight Knife #100 – February 25,
1990
A
Sharp Mind & A Straight Knife #102 – May 5, 1990
The Shogun’s Sword – 16-year-old Tom Swider’s first
zine, with help from Mike Barno. As you
would expect with
Mr. Swider, this zine has a variant focus. Later on, Mike took the zine over.
Click here to go to The Shogun’s Sword Archive page
The Silmarilli – Chic Hilliker’s Dipzine with games and hobby happenings.
Subtitled “Dedicated to promoting and humanizing the game of
Diplomacy.”
Click here to go to The Silmarilli
Archive page
Sinai – Greg Dority’s ditto Dipzine
Sinai
#6 – November 22, 1973 Sinai
#9 – January 12, 1974
A Sky on Fire – Dick
Schultz’s story, based on the opening of Diplomacy game 1964D
Sleepless Knights – Dave Carter’s Canadian Dipzine. Plenty of funny comments, press,
hobby news, and
other foolishness.
Click here to go to the Sleepless Knights
Archive page
Smut– Peter
Weber’s ditto-format Dipzine. Some of the pages have
terrible
bleed-through (#2 especially), but I did my best to scan them in a somewhat
readable condition.
Smut
#1 – November 10, 1971 Smut
#2 – December 10, 1971 Smut
#3 – January 8, 1972
Smut
#4 – January 24, 1972 Smut
#5 – February 12, 1972
Snafu! – Ronald J.
Brown’s very popular Canadian-produced Dipzine
Click here to go to the Snafu! Archive page
So I Lied! – Debi and
Marc Peters Wisconsin Diplomatic lunacy
So I
Lied! #1 – June 1984 So I
Lied! #2 – July 31, 1984 So I
Lied! #3 – September 4, 1984
So I
Lied! #4 – October 13, 1984 So I
Lied! #5 – November 29, 1984 So I
Lied! #6 – April 12, 1985
So I
Lied! #7 – May 25, 1985 So I
Lied! #8 – July 2, 1985 So I
Lied! #9 – August 26, 1985
So
I Lied! #16 – October 27, 1989
Son of the WSFA Journal – Don Miller’s Science Fiction Association zine
Son
of the WSFA Journal #138 – April 3, 1974
Spice of Life – Jef Bryant and Miguel Lambotte’s
zine of variant data, rules, maps, and news
Spice
of Life #1 –
November 1989 Spice
of Life #2 – October 1990
Spice
of Life #3 –
December 1991 Spice
of Life #4 – January 1993
The Spindle – Dennis
Klein’s zine to run MENSA Diplomacy games
Spring Offensive – Stephen Agar’s popular, variant-heavy Dipzine
Spring
Offensive #33 –
April 1995 Spring
Offensive #34 – May 1995
Spring
Offensive #35 –
July 1995 Spring
Offensive #36 – August 1995
Spring
Offensive #37 –
September 1995 Spring
Offensive #38 – October 1995
S†ab – A long-running Diplomacy zine by John Koning
When started this zine was the merger
of two other zines, Massif and Trantor.
Click here to go to the S†ab Archive
page
Stab-Back – Howard
Christie’s zine for Diplomacy and variants like Final Conflict.
Stab-Back
#1 – June 10, 1984 Stab-Back
#2 – July 9, 1984
Stab-Back
#3 – August 2, 1984 Stab-Back
#4 – August 25, 1984
Stab-Back
#5 – September 18, 1984 Stab-Back
#5a? (un-numbered, could be a fake?) – September 1984
Stab-Back
#6 – October 12, 1984 Stab-Back
#7 – November 4, 1984
Stab-Back
#8 – December 1, 1984 Stab-Back
#9 – January 7, 1985
Stab-Back
#10 – January 21, 1985 Stab-Back
#11 – March 1, 1985
Stab-Back
#12 – March 11, 1985 Stab-Back
#13 – March 26, 1985
Stab-Back
#14 – April 25, 1985 Stab-Back
#15 – May 25, 1985
Stab-Back
#16 – July 5, 1985 Stab-Back
#17 – September 18, 1985
Stab-Back
#18 – October 20, 1985 Stab-Back
#19 – November 18, 1985
Stars – Bern
Sampson’s zine for his STARS rating system.
Stars
#1 – Summer 1983
Stars #2 – Fall 1983
Stars #1 – Winter 1983/1984
Stench! – Herb
Barents produced this zine for Origins of WWII and Diplomacy variants.
Bleed-through making some very poor scans, but I did my best.
Strench! #1 – April 2, 1972 Strench! #2 – July 16, 1972
Strench! #3 – August 1972 Strench! #4 – August 27, 1972
Strench! #5 – September 17, 1972 Strench! #6 – October 8, 1972
Strench! #7 – October 1972 Strench! #8 – November 19, 1972
Strench! #9 – December 10, 1972 Strench! #10 – December 31, 1972
Strench! #11 – January 14, 1973 Strench! #12 – February 11, 1973
Strench! #13 – March 1973 Strench! #14 – March 24, 1973
Strench! #15 – April 13, 1973 Strench! #18 – June 1973
Strange Brew – Konrad Baumeister’s flyer for
correcting mistakes or handling brief topics
Strange
Brew #23 –
December 15, 1979 Strange
Brew #29 – February 24, 1980
Strategy and Tactics Diplomacy Columns – For a time Rod Walker was writing a column for
Strategy & Tactics on Diplomacy. These are some of
those columns.
Strategy
& Tactics Diplomacy Columns from issues #9 through #26
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious – Another Don Miller Dipzine/supplement
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
#1 – August 13,
1966 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
#11 – September 27, 1967
Supernova – Lewis Pulsipher’s zine for science fiction and fantasy gaming
Supernova
#7 – November 29, 1970
The Swiss Variant – Tommy Lee Ogle’s zine for Diplomacy, Machiavelli,
and (obviously)
a variant called the Swiss Variant
The
Swiss Variant #1 – December 1968 The Swiss Variant #3 – July 1969
SWLABR – Konrad Baumeister’s zine for
orphaned game 1978AQ
SWLABR
#14 – January
31, 1980 SWLABR
#18 – March 19, 1980
Sya-Dasti-Sya-Nasti-Sya-Davak-Tav-Yaska – John Mirassou’s L-O-N-G
titled zine (some
courtesy of Craig Reges)
Sya-Dasti #1 – April 1, 1977 Sya-Dasti #3 – July
1, 1977 Sya-Dasti #3.5 –
November 11, 1977
Sya-Dasti #4 – December 10, 1977 Sya-Dasti #5 –
January 13, 1978 Sya-Dasti #6 – June
1978
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