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An early filk book 1960 This is possibly the first filk song book published in the United States. It was distributed at Pittcon, the 1960 World Science Fiction Convention. Shapiro, Hal editor Trimble, Bjo illustrator Harness, Jack illustrator Young, Mary illustrator Nelson, Ray illustrator Garrett, Randall lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Rapp, Arthur H. lyricist text Tanner, Charley lyricist text Tanner, Charley lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Garrett, Randall lyricist Tune suggested or parodied Credited as being by Isaac Asimov, and "reviewed" by Randall Garrett. text Ellick, Ron lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Calkins, Greg lyricist text Rapp, Arthur H. lyricist text Tanner, Charles R. lyricist Tune suggested or parodied The book states: "This is rumored to be the work of one Charles R. Tanner." text Curran, Daniel lyricist Tune suggested or parodied The book states that the song is "probably the work of one Daniel Curran, but there was no time to check on it." text Beam, Ray lyricist Natkin, Jack lyricist Forbes, Lewis lyricist Hunter, Jerry lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Tanner, Charles R. lyricist text Tanner, Charles R. lyricist Based on Lewis Carroll's "Jabberwocky" text or, The Case for the Prying Fan Wilson, Richard lyricist text Wolf, Leonard lyricist text A limerick text Asimov, Isaac lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Moore, Nancy A. lyricist text Garrett, Randall A. lyricist Tune suggested or parodied Credited as being by Alfred Bester, and "re-told" by Randall Garrett. text Lambert, Elisabeth lyricist text Knight, Damon lyricist Rodgers, Richard composer Tune suggested or parodied text Wellens, Juanita lyricist Amherst, Beverly Jean lyricist text Asimov, Isaac lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Asimov, Isaac lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Dickson, Gordon R. lyricist text de Camp, L. Sprague lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Jeffrey, Norman R. lyricist text Garrett, Randall lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Rapp, A. H. lyricist text Wolf, Leonard lyricist text de Camp, L. Sprague lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Asimov, Isaac lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text (from Oopsla!) Calkins, Greg lyricist text Eney, Richard lyricist Pelz, Bruce lyricist text r-tRapp lyricist A parody of Kipling's "If" text Tanner, Charles R. lyricist text Enevers, Paul lyricist text Rapp, Arthur H. lyricist text Asimov, Isaac lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer Tune suggested or parodied text Heinlein, Robert A. lyricist text Langon, Jack lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Tune suggested or parodied text Heinlein, Robert A. author From "Universe" text Tune suggested or parodied The book states: "Some people believe Randall Garrett is the author while others state that this was written by Charles R. Tanner. text Gilbert, WIlliam S. lyricist Sullivan, Arthur composer text Heinlein, Robert A. lyricist text Moore, Nancy A. lyricist text Smith, Evelyn E. lyricist text Lehrer, Tom lyricist composer text Tanner, Charles Roland lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Sekula, Irene lyricist text Moore, Nancy A. lyricist Tune suggested or parodied text Wolf, Leonard lyricist text Chaytor, Lee lyricist text or Hubbard's Bride Tanner, Charles R. lyricist text