Edith Crowe

Edith Crowe is a fan writer, fan artist, and letterzine participant.
She is also active in Mythlore, a peer-reviewed journal with a focus on J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and other myth and fantasy studies.
An undated bio of Crowe:
==Interviews==
* Winterfest Interview with Edith Crowe (2006)
==In a Skit==
* portrayed Rooster, Coronor in Graven Mirages, a con skit (1981)
==Meta==
* Fantasy, Credibility, and Crime (1998)
==Some Comments by Crowe==
Note: The comments below are from a moment in time, a long time ago. They may or may not represent current views!
===1977===
Comments about the Star Trek zine by Leslie Fish, The Weight: 
 
===1979===
Comments regarding K/S stories in zines, a topic that was pretty new to organized fandom:
===2006===
Crowe wrote about her desire for happy endings and contentment: 
Crowe wrote about her Sentinel fiction: 
==Fan Comments: About Crowe's Work==
==Zine Contributions==
===Beauty and the Beast===
In 2006, Crowe said: 
* Bondstories
* The Book of Secrets
* Castles in the Air
* Chatterbox
* Dancing Waters
* Definitions of Love
* Earth, Wind & Fire
* Forever and Always
* Happily Ever After
* Heartsounds
* A Kingdom by the Sea
* Reflections in Candlelight
* River to the Ocean
* Sanctuary
* A Secret Place
* Tunnels
* Vina, Vina
* The Wings That Fly Us Home
===Star Trek===
 
* Companion
* Naked Times
* Nexus 
* Obsc'zine
* The Other Side of Paradise
* The Sensuous Vulcan 
 
* The Time of Surak
* Time Warp 
* Trek Encore
* Warped Space
===Starsky & Hutch=== 
* Strange Justice 
* Code 7 
* Tell Me Something I Don't Know!
===Other===
* Dracula
* Forever Net (Forever Knight) 
 
==Sample Art==
=== 1970s===
 
File:Sens-3.jpg|from The Sensuous Vulcan (1977)
File:Warped31-32art8.jpg|from Warped Space #31/32 (1978)
File:Warped37art14.jpg|from Warped Space #37 (1978)
File:Nexus3art10.jpg| from Nexus #3 (1978)
File:Ob3-1.jpg|from Obsc'zine #3 (1978)
File:Ob3-16.jpg|from Obsc'zine #3 (1978)
File:Companionart1.jpg|from Companion #1 (1978)
File:Companionart5.jpg|from Companion #1 (1978)
File:Other side 3 interior art edith crowe.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978)
Image:otherside3-16.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978) 
Image:otherside3-17.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978) -- "The fact is that the only word that can be used to describe the artwork is ‘fantastic.’ The ‘erotica fantastique’ by Edith Crowe is beautiful, sensitive, superbly alien." from Right of Statement #3 
Image:otherside3-18.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978)
Image:otherside3-19.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978)
Image:otherside3-20.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #3 (1978)
File:Warpedspace39 edithcrowe.jpg|from Warped Space #39 (1978), reprinted in Dracula (1980) -- "I kinda liked Edith Louise Crowe's "Nosferatu". The irony of the death of the undead — a vampire's suicide — is novel. The requiem is painted with a lovely, bleak melancholy. Here is a pitiful night-stalker I more along the lines of poor Barnabas Col lins (the "noble outcast") than Stoker's proud and scornful Count. I rather expect ed a male, rather than female ghoul in the illo, because of the title, I suppose." from a [[letter of comment in Warped Space #40 
File:Nakedtimes2-6.jpg|from Naked Times #2, for the story, Sometimes When We Touch (1979)
File:Timeofsurakart1.jpg|from The Time of Surak (1979)
File:Timeofsurakart4.jpg|from The Time of Surak (1979)
File:Timeofsurakart13.jpg|from The Time of Surak (1979)
File:Elder2.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #4 (1979)
File:Warped40art8.jpg|from Warped Space #40 (1979)
File:Warped42-5.jpg|from Warped Space #41 (1979) -- "Lots of good poetry in this ish. The "Epitaph" by Crowe read impressively although the significance of the title (I know Icarus and Wright, but the Montgolfier ref went over my receptors) escaped me." from a letter of comment in Warped Space #43 
=== 1980s-1990s===
 
File:Companion1art6.jpg|from Companion #2 (1980)
File:Timewarp5back.jpg|from Time Warp #5 (1981) -- "In the Greenwood" with "apologies to N.C. Wyeth"
File:Sandh31.jpg| from S and H #31 (1982)
File:Strange justice interior by edith crowe.jpg|from Strange Justice (1982)
File:Code7-2art7.jpg|from Code 7 #2 (1982) 
File:Bookofsecrets4-8.jpg|from The Book of Secrets #5 (1989)
File:Secretplace2-3.jpg|from A Secret Place #2 (1989)
File:Secretplace4-2.jpg|from A Secret Place #4 (1989) -- "Edith Crowe's piece was so intense -- what a pose! As always." from a letter of comment in A Secret Place #5 
File:Chatterbox12.jpg|from Chatterbox #12 (1995)
==References==
Category:Fanartists