Pros in multimedia zines: Full Circle 1
Full Circle is a multi-media slash zine published by The Nut Hatch Press in 1992. The Nut Hatch is gone now, so I presume this zine is out of print. I bought it second-hand via zine-list. None of the stories are (as far as I know) online. It has 164 pages. There are two Pros stories, totalling 25 pages, and three crossovers featuring Pros or an AU
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I like good crossovers, and Lethal Weapon and Arthur of the Britons are surely a treat! :-)
So far I only know one Lethal Weapon crossover(Lethal Doubles).
The other one, the Highlander crossover is not exactly my cup of tea.
The two 'pure' Pros stories... - well I really don't know if I would have bought the zine because of them!
"...smallish print, set in double columns, with a lot of words to a page..."
LOL! I really love my Kindle! :-)
Anyway, thank you very much! This is very interesting!
And for me as a reader who has grown up with thousands of beautiful online stories, it's like a journey into the past.
For me something like the Bigbang replaces zines quite nicely! I'm so grateful that there are so many writers and artists who participate each year.
And it would be a gift for all Pros fans, if more of those 'old zine stories' would appear online!
Thank you!
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I didn't realise you liked so many crossovers. I have seen another Lethal Weapon crossover but I can't remember what it was called. I'll see whether I still have it. And yes, the Arthur of the Britons one is an unusual choice for a crossover, but... Oh. Hmm, thinking about it, maybe it isn't? The character of Kai is played by Michael Gothard, who played Kodai in Stopover, and Kodai (miraculously not dead) appears as a major character in Falconhurst, which is also by Jane, so it all links together!
Print size - well, lots of words to a page is good in the sense that it is economical with trees and with postage costs. Double columns make it more readable when it is small print. But.. yeah, small print is a problem for lots of people. I am okay with that for now, but I imagine there may come a time when it is more of a problem. And yes, I love my Kindle too, and I would love to have some of the other longer zine novels on it.
it's like a journey into the pastGrin. My bookshelves, the time ( ... )
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In "Codes of Honour" Arthur and Kai were perhaps a little more romantic than I would have made them, but not excessively so, and they were clearly Arthur and Kai as we know them, which is quite an achievement for someone writing without the benefit of recordings. I thought the sex was well written, and fitted the setting. The whole thing was well put together and the political problems carefully thought through, and brought to a typical 'Arthur' conclusion. Definitely worth more than one read.
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*wanders off to ponder*
*ooohs, thinks of an odd one*
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I don't know of any zine stories called 'Death Games'.
Sorry. I hope someone else can help!
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