Four editors of the Oz Club journal share their memories and milestones. Our current editor-in-chief Sarah Crotzer talks with past editors Michael Gessel, Atticus Gannaway, and Scott Cummings about th...
Where can you find a Yellow Brick Road? An Oz museum? Oz historic sites? Webmaster Dan Olsofka created a website to show you. He’s recorded a tour of the site to help you navigate it and find yo...
From a Munchkin’s autobiography to a book of Oz art, these are authors who tackle the facts. Oz Club President Jane Albright interviews five writers working in the non-fiction Oz genre. Betty Ann B...
Looking for an evening of Oz family fun? Check out these traditional Oz board games, all of which are “new” enough to be readily available: Emerald City Opoly and Oz Monopoly The Wizard of...
Such fun to join Cindy Ragni and Bill Thompson in the Rare Book Cafe to discuss collecting Baum and Oz! Our friend Sophia Bogle of saveyourbooks.com recruited us for this streaming event hosted by Ed...
I joined the Oz Club in 1971, making the winter 2020 Baum Bugle that just arrived my 150th. Every time, every issue I’m amazed at the ability of its editor, currently, Sarah Crotzer, to deliver one tu...
Like Oz stories? Follow The Official Oz Club Channel on Youtube this year as we serve up a different Oz story every week. Since it was first published in 1971 Oziana has given members an opportunity t...
Our friends with the Spirit of Oz are sponsoring a membership drive for us. Prompted by the Giving Tuesday tradition, if you join or renew your membership for 2021 by Dec. 11 and you can be entered in...
The Oz Club’s case at the OZ Museum in Kansas now glimpses into the holiday world of Christmas Oz collecting. I set it up last week taking, as is my bad habit, far more material than I could use. Her...
Hey everyone! Your friendly Baum Bugle editor Sarah here, filling in for Jane. When’s the last time you thought about reading the Bugle? The Baum Bugle began in June 1957 as a way for Oz Club pr...