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Who-rotica

Who-rotica is a 46-page explicit het Doctor Who anthology. 
The art is by Salvador Dalek (cover, interior), T. Hardin (interior), and Sean Wolfe (back cover).
It required an age statement to purchase.
 
From an ad in Datazine #15: "The ultimate in sensual expression, a journey into the far reaches of the erotic; most definitely a zine for discriminating adults. Fiction includes 'Through We Hunted High and Low,' 'An Excerpt from Romana's Diary,' and 'Royal Treatment.' Also contains numerous illustrations, cartoons, a bawdy limericks." 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Between the Sheets, editorial (2)
* Her Father's Daughter by Lanie Stone (3)
* "Aye, Though We Hunted High and Low" by Candie MacLain (10)
* Interlude; or, A Chapter You Won't Find in "Genesis of the Daleks" by Karen Silver (17)
* Centerfold: Leather and Feather and Fur
* Royal Treatment, part one by Pam Michaelson (21)
* Write This Story: Competition One: "Doctor Who and the Planet of Leather" (32)
* An Excerpt from Romana's Diary by Anne Browne (34)
* We Need You, contributor's page (47)
* Up and Coming: what the next issue has in store for you! (48)
* cartoons and limericks throughout
==Sample Interior==
Image:whorotica1.jpg|Salvador Dalek
Image:whorotica2.jpg|Salvador Dalek
Image:whorotica3.jpg|story competition guidelines
Image:whorotica4.jpg|Salvador Dalek
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Image:whorotica6.jpg|T. Hardin
Image:whorotica7.jpg|Salvador Dalek, centerfold
==Submission Guidelines for Further Issues==
While this single of issue of "Who-rotica" appears to be the only one published, the editor had planned on there being four issues a year. Below are the guidelines for future issues, printed in the zine.
The next issue was to contain:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines Category:Het Zines
Category:1981 Zines
WhoLock

WhoLock is a crossover between the two fandoms Doctor Who and Sherlock, which has huge following from Livejournal, Youtube, and Tumblr.
The most popular form of fanwork are gif-sets made to look like scenes where characters from the different shows are interacting, but it has also inspired fanfic, fanart, and vids that are styles to look like a trailer.
The main characters in a WhoLock are generally Sherlock Holmes and John Watson from Sherlock, and The Doctor (usually the Eleven) and Amy Pond. Amy Pond/Sherlock Holmes and Doctor/Sherlock Holmes are popular pairings. Rose Tyler/Sherlock Holmes is also a common pairing for the crossover.
===History===
The first available use of the "wholock" tag on Tumblr is not related to the fandom, but its use suggests the term had been circulating prior to this date. The first post using the tag for fandom purposes was 13 September 2010.Sherlock/Doctor Who Crossover Vid of AWESOMENESS, a link to a locked post on Livejournal The first Doctor Who/Sherlock crossover fic on Fanfiction.net was published on 12 December 2009.The Adventure of the Fob Watch by Special Patrol Groupie, "Actually a triple crossover with Star Trek TNG/Dr. Crusher" The first crossover on AO3 appears to be from 6 August 2010Mysteries of the Universe by sophia_sol but the first use of the "wholock - Fandom" tag on AO3 was 20 December 2012.In Which John Watson Never Really Had a Choice by Alltheroads
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
*TARDIS and Sherlock
*Eleven and Sherlock
*When did you last see Sherlock?, a John Watson and Rose Tyler gif-spam
*Amy and Moriarty
===Vids===
* WHOLOCK
* A Study in Time
* The Villain Trailer
* Elysium, a Wholock Trailer
* Time Can Be Unwritten
* "Redemption" Trailer
* Finding Father Time, a kid!WhoLock vid.
* I Can Do Anything Better Than You - Sherlock vs. The Doctor
* Their Love, His Game, Her Dead, a Rose Tyler/Sherlock Holmes vid.
* we found love, another Rose/Sherlock vid.
* C O S M I C L O V E, another Rose/Sherlock vid.
* Rose & Sherlock Holmes
* The Fall, a Wholock trailer.
==External Links==
*wholock tag on Tumblr
*Wholock tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary‎category:Sherlock
Category:Crossover
Category:Doctor Who Tropes & Genres
Category:Sherlock Fandom Glossary
Who 1

Who 1 was a Doctor Who convention held in early March 1980. 
It was the second Doctor Who con in the United States, and the second con chaired by Lucy Chase Williams. The first con was The Doctor Who Convention.
There were over 1000 attendees.
Guests were Elizabeth Sladen, Ian Marter, Terrance Dicks, and Pat Dunlop.
==From the Program Book==
==The Program Book==
 
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==Media Attention==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Who Are Rice and Schultz and Why Are They Writing All These Nasty Things, or, We Never Promised You a Rose Garden

Who Are Rice and Schultz and Why Are They Writing All These Nasty Things, or, We Never Promised You a Rose Garden is a 1977 essay by Mandi Schultz.
It was printed in the sixth, and last issue, of Schutlz' perzine, Implosion.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Jane Eyre and her grit and tenacity
* Schultz' interest in Trek is due to its emphasis on survival, even for the flawed characters
* Schultz' lack of interest in what she felt most fans liked: the Kirk-Spock-McCoy relationship
* comments about the controversial stories To Each His Own and Idols I Have Loved
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Who Are Star Trek Fans? A Survey

Who Are Star Trek Fans? A Survey is a four-page fan survey conducted by the Central Connecticut Star Trek Support Group.
It is unknown how many were distributed, completed, or what the results were used for. 
There were many questions about one's political party, support of different current event issues, occupation, job satisfaction, and much more. The survey was very United States-centric.
From the survey: 
The survey pages below were printed in More Missions, More Myths #16.
==The Survey==
Image:whoaretrekfans1.jpg|page 1
Image:whoaretrekfans2.jpg|page 2
Image:whoaretrekfans3.jpg|page 3
Image:whoaretrekfans4.jpg|page 4
Category:Surveys by Fans
Category:Star Trek Fan Surveys
Category:1990 Fan Surveys
Who Can It Be Now?

Who Can It Be Now? is a very early Dark Shadows songvid created by Kathleen Reynolds and Mary E. Overstreet as part of Tower Room Music Videos.
It was shown at Vividcon in 2008 as part of a vidding panel by Kandy Fong and Sandy Hereld. 
This vid was unique in that it used the show's credits for their title. The ending cleverly used the show's dialog.
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
Category:Dark Shadows Vids
Category:1984 Fanworks
Who Comes With Summer

Who Comes With Summer is a 1979 meta essay by Jeff Johnston about eofandom, underground fandom, corporation and profit, and the birth of Star Wars fandom. 
It originally published in Alderaan #5 and later quoted by the author in Comlink #35.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom as underground
* Star Wars
* growing a fandom
==Excerpt==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Who Daily

Who Daily is a fandom LiveJournal newsletter focusing on Doctor Who-related topics and discussions. Like its sister newsletters, Torchwood Three and the now defunct Sonic Lipstick, the newsletter links to:
* off LiveJournal news, mostly from Doctor Who News, Whoogle, and Blogtor Who 
* news from communities and other challenges
* LiveJournal discussion and miscellany
* fanfiction (complete works, works in progress and crossovers)
* icons and graphics
* fanart
* vids
* other fannish works
Since January 2016, the newsletter mostly publishes editions every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Prior to 2014, the newsletter formerly put out daily editions.
Category:Doctor Who Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Who Dares Wins

Who Dares Wins is a slash novel by Sharon F. It was edited by Darien Duck, Carol Hunterton, Linda Neel, and Sarah Leibold.
It is a same-actor crossover with characters drawn from several movies that also featured the actor Lewis Collins (who played "Bodie") and Martin Shaw (who played "Ray Doyle") in the Professionals. 
Musical inspiration was: "Freddie Mercury (always), Billy Squier and Claude Debussy."
It was the winner of a 1995 STIFfie Award.
==From the Zine==
==The Characters==
Characters: Bodie, his 1/2 brother Peter Skellon (a character from the movie "The Final Option" or "Who Dares Wins"), his cousin Robin Wesley (a character from the movie: "Codename: Wildgeese").
"Doyle and his--non-related as far as they can figure--look-alike Nikolai Rozhkov (a character from the movie "Intrigue"), his brother Sean Doyle who has used the alias Don DeMarco (from the movie "Ladder of Swords") and his cousin James Griffin (from the movie "Cassidy")."
: Bodie and Doyle: The Professionals
:Robin Wesley: Codename: Wildgeese
:Peter Skellen: The Final Option
:Gavin Ramsey: The Cuckoo Waltz
:Nikolai Rozhkov: Intrigue
:Alan Cade: The Chief
:James Griffin: Cassidy
:Don Demarco (Sean): The Ladder of Swords
:Mike Barclay: Black and Blue
:Peter Balliol: For the Greater Good
==Summary==
The story revolves around a broken Robin Wesley coming to his cousins for help in capturing Rozhkov, who it turns out he is in love with. Doyle goes along for the ride.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1994===
===1996===
===1997===
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Ladder of Swords
Category:1994 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Who Do You Think You're Calling a Con Slut?

Who Do You Think You're Calling a Con Slut? is a 1994 essay by Julie Evans and Kimber Norquest.
They were the editors of My Name AIN'T Mary Sue! and this essay was printed in issue #2.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* costume is not consent
* unwanted attention from men
* fandom as a place supposedly free from stereotypes, but alas
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Costuming
Who Else?

Who Else? is a gen Doctor Who 34-page anthology.The front cover is by Gennie Summers, the back cover by Alesandra E. Kelley, and the subtitle of the zine is "The Fanzine of Doctor Who and Cross Overs."
A note from the editor about some proposed art: "This zine's layout was rushed out on early mac's as I was getting ready to transfer colleges, and there originally was more artwork for the "All Creatures Great and Small" crossover but it was "stuck" in the envelope and not discovered until a few months after printing." see talk page 
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial, information about another zine, typos included: 
* Forever and a Day, editorial (2)
* The Practice Jaunt, fiction by Rachel Kadushin (3) (two teleport methods cross)
* A Time to Choose, poem by Carol Mel Ambassador (7)
* The Human Part, poem by Carol Mel Ambassador (8)
* The Zombie Master, fiction by Lisa Savigano (9) (U.N.I.T. on the Doctor's Day off)
* Hey Doctor, filk by Ford Meyer (11)
* Doctor Who and the Dalek's Dastardly Deeds, fiction by Cliff Winnig, art by Alessandra Kelly (12) (If you think the Doctor's companions are weird, take a look at the new Doctor.)
* The Web of Time, article by Ford Meyer (21)
*Being with the Doctor Is, filk song by Rachel Kadushin (22)
* Doctor, Doctor? by J.E. LaBarre (23) (The Doctor meets some other doctors with which you may be familiar. An All Creatures Great and Small crossover)
* Yesterday, filk by Rachel Kadushin and Jonathan Klein, art by Mary Ann Johnson (35)
File:Whoelseeinside1.jpg| inside page, art by Alesandra E. Kelley
File:Whoelseeinside2.jpg| inside page
File:Whoelseeinside3.jpg| inside page
File:Whoelseeinside4.jpg| inside page
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Who Follow Other Paths

Who Follow Other Paths is a Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Tere Ann Roderick. 
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #1.
==Summary==
We learn how Kirk and Spock first realized they wanted McCoy to become a part of their intimate relationship.
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
Who Happen to Be Cops

Who Happen to Be Cops is a slash 185-page multifandom digest-sized anthology.
==Proposals==
Mystery Frank proposed this zine as a Starsky and Hutch zine in On the Double #34 published in 1996. "This Starsky and Hutch zine is open for submissions. Its title comes from a quote of David Soul's: Starsky and Hutch is a love story between two men who happen to be cops. Watch an episode on cable, get all fired up, and send me a story! 'The Blond Blintz' and 'Heavenly Polaris' crave new adventures, new loves...perhaps each other?"
In the October 1996 Black Bean Soup, there was a proposal to have both a gen and slash version of this zine ready for 1997 Media West. 
 
==Contents==
* Well, Constable, It Happened Like This... by Gena Fisher (The Professionals) (1) 
* Saving Graces by Elizabeth Gerber (The Sentinel)/(The X-Files) (Mulder/Skinner, Jim/Blair) (19) 
* Finally by Beck (Nash Bridges) (Nash/Joe) (52) 
* The Fool's Journey by M.J. (The Professionals) (64) 
* How Soon is Never? by M. Leigh (Hardcastle & McCormick)/(Simon & Simon) (Mark/AJ) (99) 
* The Chinese Fireworks Affair by M.J. (The Man from UNCLE) (106) 
* The Union of the Sun and the Moon by Gena Fisher (The Professionals) (152) 
* Kiss It Goodbye by Mystic Whim (Starsky and Hutch) (147) 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Who Knows

Who Knows is a 104-page gen Doctor Who anthology. 
The art is by Becky Bormann		(front cover), Connie Crouch, Leah McGrew, Tamara Nelson, Toni Wilson, and Vivian Arney		(inside back cover).
==About==
From the publisher: "A collection of stories, filks, poems, etc. about our favorite Time Lord in his many regenerations. Some stories from From the Notebook of Sarah Jane, Pocket Notes and Merlin's Mixed Media Madness (all out of print) but there are some new and wonderful treats as well."
==Contents==
* The Mirror	by	Connie Crouch		(1)
* Enigma	 by	Vivian Arney		(10)
* For the Doctors	by	Vivian Arnay		(11)
* The End	by	Kelly Fitzgerald		(13)
* Right Blue Box, Wrong TARDIS	by	Vivian Arnay	(15)
* TARDIS Built for Two	by	Vivian Arney		(23)
* Breakout	by	Leah McGrew		(24)
* A Christmas Tail	by	Anne Collins Smith		(28)
* Happy Mew Year	by	Anne Collins Smith		(30)
* Story in Search of a Title	by	Vivian Arney		(33)
* In the Nick of Time	by	Connie Crouch		(37)
* Alien's Lament		by Vivian Arney		(45)
* Regeneration	by	Vivian Arney		(46)
* The Mystery of Al Capone's Vault	by	Kelly Fitzgerald	(48)
* A Brief History		by E.M. Barrest		(49)
* A Dalek in the Bath	by	 Vivian Arney		(51)
* Hail to You, TARDIS	by	Vivian Arney		(52)
* Weeds Got Legs	by	E.M. Barrest		(53)
* Lords of Gallifrey	by	Vivian Arney		(54)
* Oh, No! Not Again!	by	E.M. Barrest		(55)
* Con Song	by	Vivian Arnay		(57)
* Doctor Five by	Vivian Arney		(58)
* T'was Late on the TARDIS	by	Vivian Arney	(59)
* The Great Time Lord Caper	by	Vivian Arney		(63)
* Bein' Mean	by	Vivian Arney		(71)
* The Thirteen Doctors	by	Leah McGrew		(73)
* Memories	by Vivian Arney		(82)
* Dear Doctor	by 	Becky Bormann		(84)
* And Susan, I Remember	by	Connie Crouch		(85)
* Unfinished Business	by	Anne Collins Smith		(87)
* October 8, 1871	by	Kelly Fitzgerald		(96)
* Song For the Unsung Dead	by	Vivian Arney		(97)
* It's Only a Game	by	Leah McGrew		(99)
* These Things	by	Connie Crouch		(103)
* Confidential	by	Vivian Arney		(104)
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Who Knows What E-Mail Lurks In The Hearts Of Fen?

Who Knows What E-Mail Lurks In The Hearts Of Fen? is a 1994 essay by Gordon Carleton and Lori Chapek-Carleton.
It was printed in the 1994 MediaWest*Con post-con report. 
 
The essay had two follow-up responses, both printed in separate 1995 progress reports for MediaWest*Con.
The essay/s were written in response to fan discussion regarding MediaWest*Con on GEnie, a then-new electronic forum. While fan discussion of the con, and many other topics, had previously been carried out one-to-one over the phone, in person, and in print letters, an electronic forum was bigger, faster, and visible to many fans.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* different platforms for discussion
* rumors, gossip, discussion
* access to information
==The Essay==
==The Two Follow-Up Essays==
Gordon Carleton and Lori Chapek-Carleton wrote two follow-up essays in the spring of 1995.
From the 1995 MediaWest*Con second progress report: 
From the 1995 MediaWest*Con third progress report: 
==References==
 
Category:1994 Meta
Category:1994 Open Letters
 
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Who Owns Scully?

Who Owns Scully? is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
 
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Who Owns Xena?

Who Owns Xena? is a 1997 article by Andrew Leonard for Salon.com.
"On the Web, fans of the Warrior Princess have taken her places she could never go on TV. And so far, the heroine's corporate owners have let a thousand Xena story lines bloom online."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* hints of the Viacom Crackdown
* Whoosh!
* photomanips
* femslash and other fanfic
* violating the fourth wall, activities of TPTB involved in fandom
* quotes by Henry Jenkins, Judith Gran, and Kym Taborn
==Excerpts==
Category:1997 News Media
 
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess News Media
Category:1997 News Media
Who Party

==Who Party 7==
==Who Party 8 (1986)==
==Who Party 9==
==Who Party 10 (1993)==
==Who Party 11 (1997)==
===More Info===
*Who Party 11 (DWIN?)
==Who Party 12 (1999)==
==Who Party 13 (2001)==
==Who Party 14 (2009)==
==References==
Category:Conventions
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1978 Conventions
Category:1986 Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:1993 Conventions
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:2001 Conventions
Category:2009 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Who Pays the Piper?

Who Pays the Piper? is an article by Lyrastar in Legacy #3.
The topic: Is fan fiction on the internet really free? And if it isn't, who pays for it? This article is a 2007 view. 
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Who Runs The World: The Lesser Known Magical Girl Zine

Who Runs The World: The Lesser Known Magical Girl Zine, also known as WRTW, is a charity zine focusing on lesser known or less popular magical girls.
==About==
WRTW is a charity zine, raising funds for Direct Relief. Over $150https://pro-magical-girl-enthusiast.tumblr.com/post/163733514328/we-did-it-gang-we-raised-100-for-direct-reliefhttps://pro-magical-girl-enthusiast.tumblr.com/post/168271369648/we-were-able-to-donate-another-60-to-direct was raised and donated. It was published in 2017. 
Zine Pricinghttps://web.archive.org/web/20170422062804/http://promagicalgirlenthusiast.tictail.com/https://web.archive.org/web/20170826105450/http://promagicalgirlenthusiast.tictail.com/
Bundle Name 	Price (USD$)	Contents
Who Runs The World 🌟LANYARD BUNDLE🌟 	20 	Physical zine, lanyard
Who Runs The World 🌟FULL BUNDLE🌟 	50 	Physical zine and PDF, lanyard, button, acryclic charm
Who Runs The World 🌟BUTTON BUNDLE🌟 	25 	Physical zine, button
Who Runs The World 🌟ACRYLIC CHARM BUNDLE🌟 	25 	Physcial zine, arcylic charm
Who Runs The World 🌟Zine Only🌟 	15 	Physical zine
Who Runs The World 🌟DIGITAL ZINE🌟 	10 	Digital zine (PDF)
A variety of merch was available for this zine. 
Zine Merchandisehttps://web.archive.org/web/20170726084112/http://promagicalgirlenthusiast.tictail.com/
Merchandise Name 	Price (USD$)	Content
Who Runs The World Lanyard	10 	One WRTW lanyard
Who Runs The World Buttons	5 	One WRTW button
Who Runs The World Pins 	5 	One WRTW pin
==Contributors==
There were over 25 contributors for WRTWhttps://pro-magical-girl-enthusiast.tumblr.com/post/158477375003/hello-do-you-have-a-list-of-all-the-artists-in. They are listed below
* thesleepypencil​ 
* ladyllamaface​ 
* hoaxghost​ 
* grimmfirefly
* jenmarii​
* heatherfranzen​ 
* thingsthatiwontfinish
* bunnymajo​ 
* unagicake
* kittyquartzart​
* cambrasine​
* katizua 
* sugar-levels​
* missmellifluous
* chibigaia-art
* jantarromantico​ 
* viathatoneartist
* thecapturedspy 
* mcrawrzchaos
* cottonbook​
* bibbidibobbididette​ 
* \acidquinary​ 
* ibucat​ 
* short-and-artsy​ 
* alienmandy​ 
* artmishap​ 
* princefae-art​ 
* shunciwi​ 
* zambicandy
* sassmaster-artjay
==Fandoms==
There was around 30 fandoms involved in this zinehttps://ninapedia.tumblr.com/post/158458522869/who-runs-the-world-the-lesser-known-magical. They are listed below:
* Princess Tutu
* Shugo Chara
* Petite Princess Yucie
* Princess Knight
* Lolirock
* Sally The Witch
* Cutie Honey
* Fashion Lala
* Magic User’s Club (Mahoutsukai Tai!)
* Pretear
* Tokyo Mew Mew A La Mode
* Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch
* Magical Girl Raising Project
* Yuri Kuma
* Corrector Yui
* Minky Momo
* Full Moon o Sagashite
* Alice 19th 
* Negima!? 
* Ayashi no Ceres
* Kaito Saint Tail
* Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne
* W.I.T.C.H
* She-Ra and the Princess of Power
* Creamy Mami
* Mawaru Penguindrum
* Ai to Yuuki no Pig Girl Tonde Buurin
* Ojamajo Doremi
* Wedding Peach
* Shamanic Princess
* Sugar Sugar Rune
==References==
Category:2017 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Who Says Truth is Stranger Than Fiction?

Who Says Truth is Stranger Than Fiction? is a gen crossover Simon and Simon and Hardcastle and McCormick 122-page novel by Rowena Warner.
==Summaries==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Who Shot Who? "Slash is Character Assassination Anyway" is No Excuse For Lazy Writing

Who Shot Who? "Slash is Character Assassination Anyway" is No Excuse For Lazy Writing is a 2000 essay by Mad Poetess.
 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Buffyverse Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Who Wants to Live Forever?

Who Wants to Live Forever? is a gen Highlander zine series. 
The first one is a novella and the second one is an anthology.
==Regarding the Title==
See Who Wants to Live Forever by Queen.
==Issue 1==
Who Wants to Live Forever? 1 was published in February 1994 and contains 107 pages.
It is a novella called 'The Color of Our Eyes' by Claire Maier. 
The cover art is by Warren Oddsson. 
Summary from Agent With Style: 
==Issue 2==
Who Wants to Live Forever 2 was published in 1995 and contains 128 pages. 
* Letters of Comment by D. Readers (1) 
* Learning How to Cope by Nancy Dell (4) 
* Under the Hill by Samantha Lynn (13) 
* Cheating by Rene Gibson (23) 
* Bite of the Blade by Peggy M. Burke (38) 
* And Promises to Keep by Robin Fingerson (47) 
* A Hunting We Will Go by Rene Gibson (61) 
* By Any Other Name by Internet Folk (86) 
* Chutzpah by Samantha Lynn (90) 
* Rainy Days and Memories by Barbara Staton (100) 
* Crossovers We Never Want to See by Internet Folk (102) 
* Mentor by Betsy Scroggs (103) 
* The Immortal by Vonne Shepard (110) 
* Never Drink and Swordfight by Rene Gibson (112) 
* There Can Be Only One by Vonne Shepard (113) 
* The Candle by Helva Peters (115) 
* Until Only One Remains by Marina Bailey (116) 
Artwork
* Mariann Howarth (Front Cover) 
* Laura Miles
* Barbara J. Caldwell 
* Todd Parrish
* TACS 
 
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:1994 ZinesCategory:1995 Zines