It was established in 1997 by "Gin and Tonic", i.e., Polish authors Andrzej Ziemiański (alias Gin) and Eugeniusz Dębski (alias Tonik).
[2][1] The magazine has been taking part in the initiatives in mainstream publishing, which, in part, resulted in "Anthologies of Fahrenheit": Kochali się, że strach (2007, ISBN 8360505837, 13 works[3]) and Nawiedziny (2009, ISBN 9788375740905, 13 works[4]), which included works of new authors.
[1] Małgorzata Koczańska in the introduction to Nawiedziny wrote that Dominika Repeczko organized a "nonstop literary competition for new authors and nonstop training grounds for editors of Fahrenhieit", which resulted in Kochali się, że strach and Nawiedziny, and some others were underway.
[1] A number of Polish writers and translators published their debut works in Fahrenheit.
[2][1] Besides literary works (of both new and established authors), the fanzine publishes reviews, essays and interviews, and in general is recognized for its professionalism in various respects (long life, regularity, high level of texts, as well as artistism of its graphics).