Legends (Star Trek: TOS slash anthology zine)

Legends is a K/S Star Trek: TOS anthology.
==From a Submission Request==
==Issue 1==
	
Legends 1 was published in 2001 and contains 158 pages.
The interior art is by art by Liz, Ingela and Anja Gruber.
From the editorial: 
* Together by Karin Porter ("A diplomatic mission relies on Kirk and Spock’s perceived intimacy. The only trouble is, there is no intimacy between them." The art by Alayne, first appeared as the cover of Imaginary Lines.) (reprinted from Dyad #17) (5)
* Dilithium Dreams by Islaofhope ("As temporary captain of the all-Vulcan-crewed ship Surak, Kirk’s manner of addressing problems raises not a few eyebrows. Especially when his solution appears to involve his commitment to his bondmate, Spock.") (23)
* Brother of my Soul by Heidi Manzone (reprinted from Twin Destiny #2) (31)
* Tonight by Helen (poem) (32)
* Off the Beaten Trek by Alexandra Vincent ("Once again flung into Earth’s past, Kirk and crew accidentally affect Earth’s entire history… without knowing it.") (reprinted from Twilight Trek #2) (33)
* My T'hy'la by Heidi Manzone (reprinted from Twin Destiny #2) (48)
* Keeping Secrets by Theresa Kyle ("With Mark Piper leaving the ENTERPRISE and Gary Mitchell having just been killed, James Kirk finds himself in a difficult position: how does he persuade his old friend, Leonard McCoy, to join his crew… and how does he deal with the loss of a friend… and sometimes lover?") (art by Alayne) (49)
* The Last Night, poem by Heidi (61)
* Completion, poem by Khylara (62)
* One Way Street by Leigh Bideaux ("Based on Marshak and Culbreath’s short story, The Procrustean Petard. Kirk and Spock must deal with Kirk having been female… the repercussions from which are far from what either might have expected.") (reprinted from from Impact) (63)
* First Time, poem by Helen (71)
* Resurrection, poem by Khylara (72)
* Just a Kiss by Jenna Hilary Sinclair ("James Kirk has a proposition for his first officer. They share everything in their lives… except one, very intimate, aspect. An aspect he feels should be shared.") (73)
* The End of the Search by Heidi Manzone (reprinted from Trek Continuum #2) (81)
* Black & White, poem by Time Dahlquist, art by Ingela (83)
* Wishes, poem by Khylara (84)
* Candles in the Wind by Jean Hinson ("While on forced leave on Vulcan, Kirk and Spock stumble across a porthole to Vulcan’s past… and discover that myth and legend are often based in hard, physical fact.) (reprinted from Twilight Trek #2) (85)
* Paradise? by Liz ("Long years after Kirk’s death in the Nexus, Spock struggles to find a way to change Kirk’s past fate. With the solution at hand, all that’s left for Spock to do is be in the right place at the right time… and then convince Kirk to leave the perfected existence offered in the Nexus…" Art by Liz.) (105)
* Of Lore and Myth by Dovya Blacque (reprinted from A Gathering of Blacque) (118)
* The Touch of Your Hand by Dovya Blacque ("Spock, ever observant, turns his insatiable curiosity on Kirk. More precisely, on Kirk’s personal life. Even more precisely, on Kirk’s kissing technique…") (reprinted from Lingering on the Fringes #2) (199)
*Someday, poem by Helen (137)
* The Necessary Meld by J S Cavalcante ("Following the events with Rayna and Janice Lester, Kirk and Spock each come to the conclusion that there’s much more going on between them than simple friendship." The art by Alayne appeared as the cover of As I Do Thee #19) (139)
 
File:Legends interior art.JPG|from issue #1, Ingela
File:Legends1art1.jpg|from issue #1, Anja Gruber
File:Legends1art2.jpg|from issue #1, Liz -- "This is a fantasy type Spock with long hair and braids, nude, and lying on his stomach. There is such a look of wonder on his face. Very sexy!"
File:Legends1art3.jpg|from issue #1, Alayne -- also used as the cover for As I Do Thee #19
File:Legends1art4.jpg|from issue #1, Liz -- "This is a lovely drawing of Kirk doing Spock from behind. Kirk's body is sexy and strong looking but not over-done either; And because this is an older Spock (and Kirk) Spock's body is fuller-looking than his slimmer figure as when he was younger. Very realistic! Liz has sure spoiled me with this one as I am a Kirk-on-top lover."Comment taken from The K/S Press #57
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==	 	
Legends 2 was published in 2002 and contains 175 pages.
* Kirk's Loss, poem by Khylara (4)
* No More Trouble in My Body or Mind by Islaofhope, art by Geli ("Spock’s relationship with Adam during "The Way To Eden" effects Spock’s view of Dr. Sevren’s quest… and surprises – and wakes – Kirk.") (5)
* Burning Desire, poem by Starr Copeland (26)
* I Will Follow by Faris Vincent, art by Liz Woledge ("The five year mission is nearing an end and Kirk makes an announcement that shocks Spock… to the point of confession.") (27)
* Miracle, poem by Khylara (38)
*Acceptable Losses by Gilrain ("Spock’s memory is still sketchy when Kirk, not exactly himself lately, returns to Iowa for personal reasons. McCoy, making a surprise visit, decides just the medicine Kirk requires – even though Kirk and his Vulcan friend have had little to say to one another recently.") (39)
* Twice Upon a Time by Elise Madrid ("What if Gary Mitchell had been stopped but not killed? What if he’d remained aboard ENTERPRISE? How different would life have been for our favorite crew?") (57)
* A Shattered Mind by kira-nerys, art by Ingela ("Kirk and Spock’s shuttle crashes and Spock becomes seriously ill. The Vulcan’s reaction to a native creature – and to the loss of that creature – tells Kirk what’s truly wrong with his first officer.") (117)
* The Rest of Forever, poem by Khylara (134)
* Two Ships Passing by Dovya Blacque (reprinted from "As I Do Thee #20" - 1993, also in Splendor) ("Having returned, victorious, from their encounter with V’ger, the crew of the ENTERPRISE is reassigned, a fact that does not sit well with any of them, least of all Kirk and Spock – who have just realized the need to admit a few difficult truths to each other.") (135)
* In the Night by Dovya Blacque, art by Geli (sequel to "Two Ships Passing") ("Ten months after leaving Earth, Kirk is not a happy man. Two friends, seeing how miserable he is, take steps to give him reprieve and, perhaps, more.") (157)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
 
==Issue 3==
Legends 3 was published in 2003 and has 198 pages. The art is by Liz, Scarlett and Geli.
* Pon Koon by Theresa Kyle ("On the way to Vulcan, the compassion of a captain for his first officer and best friend leads to strain between the two once they’ve left Vulcan’s pull. Is it embarrassment or regret? Or is it something else?") (5)
* Duty's Call by Elise Madrid (Older, wiser and recently retired, James Kirk spends some reflective time with his bondmate and ex-first officer, Mr. Spock.") (39)
* Shattered Mirror by Gilrain ("Captain Spock of the ISS Enterprise finds himself with an ex-captain who, if someone doesn’t intercede, will be in dire straights. Shocking himself, Spock discovers he will go to any length to avoid the inevitable happening to Kirk.") (49)
* Argelian Games by Gigi Pinckney ("A missing report leads to an interrupted shore leave for Captain Kirk… interrupted by his Vulcan first officer who is, in turn, has to handle the effects a local aphrodisiac have left on his unhappy captain.") (87)
* Time Will Tell by Rosemary Heaton (A shore leave swim leads to unexpected events.") (97) 
* Fizbin by Eleanor Locke ("It’s the night before James Kirk is to take command of his new ship, USS Enterprise, and he’s taking the opportunity to relieve some stress. But he’s not the only officer from his soon-to-be ship who’s seeking entertainment this night.") (105)
* Temporarily Incapacitated by D. JoAnne Swanson ("Two good friends on shore leave, unexpected rain, deep conversations… secrets revealed.") (177)
* Shadow Play by Elise Madrid ("Kirk and Spock of the ISS Enterprise struggle with the after effects of the transporter accident. This is a different view of the “Mirror” universe.") (131)
* Communication by Jenna Hilary Sinclair ("War with the Tholians separates Kirk and Spock. A series of beautiful letters between the two reveal a friendship in pain, surprising regrets, frustration with war’s politics, and unexpected hopes.") (179)
* One Unexpected Morning by Starr Copeland (also in A World In Us and Thunder & Lightning)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
 
 
 
 
 
==Issue 4==
Legends 4 was published in 2006 and contains 200 pages. It contains no interior art. 
* Just Take a Step Forward, poem by Kelly Reiger (3)
* Secret Chamber of the Heart by T'Marii ("A desperate Spock takes unexpected steps to save Kirk from what the Vulcan perceives as disaster only to fall into a reality he never dreamed possible.") This takes place just prior to ST:TMP.) ("This is the first K/S I have written for publication. It was inspired by Shelley Butler's beautiful artwork "In Your Arms," "Kirk on White Bed" and "Surrender to a Kiss.") (5)
* A Solitary Man, poem by Kelly Reiger (25)
* The Ties That Bind, poem by Kelly Reiger (26)
* Mudd Fun by Allie Benet Awater ("Some interesting repercussions of the crew's encounter with Harry Mudd and his androids.") (27)
* This Way Home, poem by Kelly Reiger (43)
*Afterglow, poem by Dovya Blacque (44)
* Sinners by Deborah Cummins ("While on a diplomatic mission, Kirk and Spock encounter a level of prejudice against the Federation and aliens that involves them on a personal level, one they'd never expected or experienced before.") (45)
* Reign, poem by Kelly Reiger (59)
* As on Wood or Silver, poem by Dovya Blacque (60)
* To Write in Red, poem by Dovya Blacque (61)
* The Journey, poem by Kelly Reiger (62)
* Attraction, a novel by CatalenaMara and Danielle Stewart. ("This is an AU that supposes Spock was born in space among a mixed family of humans and Vulcans and a James Kirk who, from early childhood, was raised on Tarsus among a cruel and repressed society. Complex circumstances draw these two disparate beings into a world of social taboos, unexpected emotions and high adventure. A deeply involving, beautifully written tale of a Kirk and Spock who, in the end, aren't that different from the Kirk and Spock we know.") (63)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4===
==Issue 5== 
Legends 5 was published in 2009 and contains 194 pages.
* We All Need Someone | We All Need Someone by Mary Kay ("Ill tempered and angry, Kirk has been acting more like a wounded bear than a Starfleet Captain. It takes a good – brave – friend to get to the bottom of where the problem lies.") (5)
* Turbo Talk by Khiori ("When a turbolift malfunctions, conversation between the trapped captain and a young ensign seems to reveal more than is actually being said.") (21)
* The Flare-Up by Jeanne Marie Sosa ("Lovingly bonded, Kirk and Spock face difficult storms, both professionally and, on occasion, personally. One time in particular… ") (31)
* In the Jungle | In the Jungle by Mary Kay ("On a mission to raid and destroy a Romulan base, Kirk and Spock meet up with a local mercenary, someone Kirk once knew. Someone who’d like to know Kirk again. As a result, Spock has a run in with the unpleasant, most unVulan emotion of jealousy.") (67)
* The Human Factor by Deborah Cummins ("Following the fal tor pan, Spock finds himself in great upheaval. Everything is alien and unknown, seemingly unknowable. Questions plague him: who is he as a Vulcan, what does it even mean to be Vulcan? Who are these people, these humans who call him friend? But the most difficult task of all is learning how to once again be Spock.") (91)
* A Matter of Trust | A Matter of Trust by Mary Kay ("Kirk and Spock are just beginning a more intimate relationship when an assignment takes them to a planet run by women, testing Spock’s ability to trust his new partner when Kirk’s previous reputation becomes an issue.") (137)
* Two Words by Catalena Mara ("Based on Barbara Hambly’s pro Trek novel, “Ishmael”, this story tells of what happens once Spock is returned to his timeline from 1870’s Seattle, Washington. How has his time in Earth’s past with Aaron Stemple and the rest of the characters from “Here Come The Brides” changed him? What has he learned? What has he gained?") (167)
* Poetry Helen, Kelly Reiger and Dovya Blacque
* Cover FULL COLOR by Suzan Lovett 
* Interior Art by Starshadow
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
==Issue 6==
Legends 6 was published in 2010 and contains 200 pages. The art is by Elfqueen, TLR, Princess of Swords and Helen. Full-color cover by Romanse. Poetry by Dovya Blacque, Starr Copeland, Maxine Blythe Curry.
* In Your Eyes by Dovya Blacque (a novella) (Excerpt: "You will be seated beside your mate, as is tradition. Tradition," she laughed. "Even when we party we follow traditions." My mate? "Ma'am?" he questioned just as he felt Kirk's hand in the middle of his back. "You and Captain Kirk will be seated beside me and my mate. Though, to be honest," she said confidentially, "she and I would much rather be at home getting reacquainted; I've been off world for nearly six months." Too much information was accosting him. Jim and I? What could possibly have given her that idea? She was with us for nearly a week and she created this fantasy? It didn't seem like her at all. No, this was something Anlon thought was a truth. Spock was still ruminating over the fact that someone had mistaken Kirk for his mate when he felt a cool hand on the back of his left hand. "Relax, Spock," Kirk muttered to him. "Just go along with this and you'll be saving me a lot of grief." He understood: if Kirk had a mate, the females on Notnob would leave him alone. It confused him because Kirk usually welcomed such attentions. And to use such a lie to fend them off? It seemed beneath his friend. Then again, the women were very beautiful and very persistent. Mentally he buckled down to act as Kirk's mate for the evening.)
* Beyond the Sea by Elise Madrid (Excerpt: "Pouring himself a small glass of whiskey, he walked over to the wide expanse of windows that looked out onto the Bay. It had been the reason they had bought the place. He and Spock had turned to each other and, without a word being said, the decision had been made. He smiled bitterly. Yet another memory no longer to be shared. The place was full of them. How many years here? Sixteen? No, seventeen. Good years. He snorted. Hell, they had been great years. They hadn't always spent a lot of time here; there'd been the five-year missions, before and after those three unfortunate years when Spock was gone and Kirk had done about the most stupid thing imaginable and married Lori Ciani. But when they had finally settled down, each taking positions that kept them on Earth most of the time, they'd made the most of being able to sleep together every night. He turned away, not wanting to think about what he'd lost, and approached his chair in front of the fireplace. Placing his glass on the nearby table, he turned on the fire, the flames leaping up as the fuel reached the pilot light. He settled into his chair, the heat of the fire warming him. He hadn't understood it at first, why he was so cold all the time. But finally the answer had come to him; Spock's heat was gone. The all-encompassing warmth of their bond had died along with him.")
* The Patron by Princess of Swords (Excerpt: "The night Kirk had first seen the Vulcan he had been onstage performing with an Andorian. Kirk supposed the brothel paired them because of their long hair, and the exotic contrasts of the fine silver white and glistening ebony, along with the image of jewel blue flesh grasped by pale, spidery hands. Both male species possess the ability to self-lubricate their erect genitals, and the two slid together belly to belly, spreading the glittering strands between them, as their mouths fused and parted and melted together again and again. The Vulcan had eventually broken the languid kiss and pushed the Andorian onto his stomach, blue ass in the air as he was taken. Kirk had watched the display, cock stiff between his crossed knees. As the Vulcan pulled out and spent himself on the cerulean back, Kirk decided he had to have this fascinating alien for his partner tonight. He called the attendant over and made this carnal intention quite clear. At that time in his life Kirk had very recently succeeded in dispatching the former chief authority of the Enterprise, Christopher Pike. The newly ranked Captain was burning with a fresh sense of might and triumph.")
* Song of the Nebula by Dovya Blacque (a novelette) (Excerpt: "The sky was vermillion, nearly the color of a Vulcan afternoon at the height of the heated season but with shades of umber and rose in the always-present clouds and a constant cool breeze off the deep emerald ocean. Reclined on the ivory sand in front of a humble clapboard cottage, Jim Kirk basked in the late afternoon sun that filtered through the pink and brown clouds. He was nearly asleep, as he'd been for quite some time drifting between being fully awake and lost in dream. He felt wonderful. On the wrap-around porch that wreathed the cottage in deep blues and white, Spock sat watching the scenery, not the least of which was the recumbent figure of his captain. Kirk had been stressed and overworked for too many weeks; it was a private pleasure for Spock to see him finally at ease. The Vulcan sipped from a tall glass of local tea laced lightly with a sweetener so perfect that it was the planet's chief export to most of the known galaxy. The natives called the mix of tea and sweetener jeliso and Spock had become rapidly addicted to it, or so Kirk claimed with a sparkle in his eye and a tilt to his lips. Four days into a two-week shore leave on Hoffman's Planet, the two Enterprise officers had settled into a routine that consisted mostly of Kirk lying in the sun and Spock sitting not so far away on the porch. Their time otherwise was taken up with reading, hiking up and down the long east-facing beach and, to Kirk's delight, cooking. Rather, Spock cooked, Kirk assisted, a system that suited them both perfectly.")
* Predawn | Predawn by Mary Kay (a novella) (Excerpt: "Report, Mr. Spock," Kirk ordered, entering onto the bridge. "The distress call is coming from the sixth planet of the system. It is a low class M planet with no known inhabitants." Kirk exhaled noisily. "All right. I'm taking a landing party down to the planet's surface. I don't like not knowing what I'm stepping into but I see no other alternative. Spock, have four security men meet me in the transporter room." Spock spun around to face Kirk. "Captain, I ask permission to beam down with you. It may be a trap of some kind." "That's why you're staying up here. I'm not about to risk both of us if it is a trap." Kirk turned to leave but before he could get two steps away his arm was caught in a steel vise. Spock quickly dropped his hand away from Kirk's arm as soon as the captain turned back to him. "Then permit me to go in your stead," he pleaded. Kirk looked stubbornly back at his first officer. "I believe my orders were for you to stay here on board the ship, Mr. Spock. I didn't realize that we had entered into a debate on the matter.")
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7==
Legends 7 was published in 2012 and contains 200 pages. 
It contains poetry by Arlan Symons, Faris Vincent, T'Racionn, Denise Dion and T'lara. The art is by Elfqueen, Marylyne, Shir Amber, and Romanse. Full color cover by Elfqueen.
NOTE: Torry (table of contents) Torrey (on the story title pages), also both KT and TK on the table of contents, but KT on both stories.
* Commander, poem by Arlan Symons (3)
* Approval, poem by T'Racionn (4)
* Mind Games by Mary Kay ("Random, racy thoughts about his bondmate are causing that bondmate to have very particular – and embarrassing – reactions. No one is amused... except McCoy.") (5)
* A Kiss on the Lips, poem by Denise Dion (28)
* Komak's Trap by KT Torrey ("Unfounded suspicions on Komak's part have Captain Kirk in an uproar, suspicions which Kirk would rather have as fact than dream.") (29)
* Esthetics, poem by Faris Vincent (38)
* Food for Thought by Khiori ("Making the observation that when grown men share as much food as Kirk and Spock do, something other than friendship must be up, Commodore Wesley narrows in to try to prove his theory.") (39)
* Crying How Bright by eimeo ("Even facing retirement, Kirk reflects on how he and Spock are still the same men they always were.") (45)
* Shining, poem by Faris Vincent (50)
* Sweet Dreams by Deborah ("Kirk is having some rather disturbing dreams about his first officer.") (51)
* Silence, poem by Arlan Symons (73)
* Elements by T'Lara ("A cycle of five blank verse sonnets iambic pentameter, a slightly different approach in answering the question what Kirk and Spock are to each other.") (nominated for 2013 FanQ) (74)
* Eagle in Flight by Mary Kay ("A young Kirk and Spock vacation at Kirk's childhood home, not wishing to share their new relationship with anyone just yet. But a mother always knows when her son's in love.") (77)
* Giving In, poem by Denise Dion (100)
* Yes, Yes and Also Yes by KT Torrey ("Could Kirk's insomnia be caused by his unresolved feelings for his best friend?") (101)
* Like Lightning by Dovya Blacque ("The death of Kirk's mother sends him into a tailspin, finding himself grieving more than he ever expected to. And then along comes a strange discovery in an empty part of space that really makes Kirk start thinking.") (107)
* Footloose by Denise Dion & Medicated Maniac ("A simple leg cramp for Kirk turns into something completely other for Spock.") (163)
* Beginnings by CatalenaMara ("This story takes place in a universe proposed by Harve Bennett about Kirk and Spock during their Academy years ("The story deals with racial bullying from upper classmen, Kirk's relationship with Janice Lester and an unexpected friendship.") (167)
File:Legendsst7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Elfqueen
File:Legendsst7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Shir Amber
File:Legendsst7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Marylyne
File:Legendsst7-4.jpg|from issue #7, Romanse, "Terran Sun/Vulcan Moon"
File:Legendsst7-5.jpg|from issue #7, Elfqueen
File:Legendsst7-6.jpg|from issue #7
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8==
Legends 8 was published in fall of 2013 and contains 198 pages. 
The cover is by Elfqueen, interior artwork by Elfqueen, I.M. Mueller and Shir Amber, and poetry by Dovya Blacque, T'Racionn and Starr Copeland. 
From the flyer: "Kirk and Spock work hard and play even harder in these slash tales, even if it's sweet and romantic. That's how they became…legends."
* Of Goats and Lovers by Mary Kay ("During a diplomatic gathering, Kirk has nearly everything thrown at him that will turn his actions into questionable choices... just in time for his soon-to-be bondmate's father, Sarek, to arrive at the proceedings.") (3)
* Sanctuary by Elsa ("Kirk and Spock struggle to find each other again following Spock's rebirth. They've both suffered tremendous changes and now they must try to fit together once again."). (43)
* Carry You Home by Khiori ("Rescue finally arrives for Kirk and Spock after they've been held prisoner and tortured for months. The protective nature of Kirk's devolution speaks loudly of his deep care for his first officer. Will he let anyone near enough to help his badly injured bondmate, or will he threaten to take Spock's life before allowing him to be further tortured by the Klingons?.") (65)
* Four Six-Word Poems by Dovya Blacque (85)
* We Brave Souls, poem by Dovya Blacque (86)
* Tough Love by Mary Kay ("A "Mirror, Mirror" Universe story in which two differently-natured individuals learn to overcome their society's programing to discover a new world they alone can build.") (87)
* Shade, poem by Dovya Blacque (146)
* Atrocity, poem by T'Racionn (147)
* Memories, poem by T'Racionn (148)
* The Rhythms of Universal Tides by Dovya Blacque ("Spock has a confession to make to his captain, a statement which he believes will change his life forever, and not in a positive manner.") (149)
* Lab Work, poem by Dovya Blacque (163)
* Homecoming, poem by Starr Copeland (164)
* Tune Without Words by Theresa Kyle ("It is Vulcan law that all males of age must be bonded. Since T'Pring divorced Spock, he finds himself without a bondmate, and without any prospect of one. To counter Sarek's insistence that he bond with T'Pring's sister, Spock begins to search the crew of the Enterprise for potential mates, quickly, before Sarek's deadline comes due.") (165)
File:Legends8-1.png|inside page from issue #8, "Home is the Heart" by Elfqueen
File:Legends8-2.png|inside page from issue #8, untitled art by I.M. Mueller
File:Legends8-3.png|inside page from issue #8, "Mirror Kiss" by Elfqueen
File:Legends8-4.png|inside page from issue #8, untitled art by I.M. Mueller
File:Legends8-5.png|inside page from issue #8, "Touch of Souls" by Shir Amber
File:Legends8-6.png|inside page from issue #8, sample text
==Issue 9==
Legends 9 was published in March 2021 and includes 181 pages. It has art by by PaintedBird, M.J. Calabrese, Debbie C., L. Spingles, and Dovya Blacque.
* Shadows of the Mind by L. Spingles
* Nine-Word Poems by Dovya Blacque
* A Symbiotic Relationship by MJ Calabrese
* Star-Field by Starr Copeland
* My Captain Clad in Gold by K. ILIC
* Captured by Cheryl Resnick-Cortez
* Captain by Cheryl Resnick-Cortez
* For Spock by Cheryl Resnick-Cortez
* Times Change by Debbie C.
* Scientific Theory by Starr Copeland
* Random Sickbay Scene by T'Lara
==Issue 10==
Legends 10 was published in 2023 and includes 244 pages. 
"This is a 244 pages-long fanzine, comb-bound with 11 pieces of interior art (7 of which are color), a lovely front cover by Elizabeth Woledgeand a full-color back cover by blairamok, a new artist to me. This may be my last hard copy print fanzine after editing/publishing fanzines for 40 years." from Go Fund Me: Fund for Legends #10; archive link 
==References==
 
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