Zine Scene

You may be looking for the multifandom fiction zine, The Scene Zine.
Zine Scene is a multifandom gen zine that functioned as an information clearing house for zines, conventions and other fannish activities. It was published quarterly on the 1st of March, June, September, and December.
By September 1992, this zine was printed by Bill Hupe. "We now publish Zine Scene on behalf of Anne Wortham,"Anne" is Bill Hupe's typo. but we do not accept listings, nor compile it." from The Trekzine Times v.2 n.2/3
From a 1991 flyer: 
==Relationship With "IMHO*"==
Fans who had had outstanding subscriptions to "Zine Scene" when it ended could transfer one issue to the Blake's 7 reviewzine IMHO*, another zine produced by Ann Wortham.
From the second issue: "Special Offer. If you have outstanding copies of Zine Scene due to you, you may transfer your subscription to IMHO*. If you are owed more than one copy of Zine Scene, you may ask that only one issue be transferred to IMHO* and still retain the rest of your subscription to Zine Scene, as well. Please contact me with instructions and we'll work it out."
==Regarding Zine Reviews==
From the editorial in the third issue: 
==V.1 N.1==
Zine Scene V.1 N. 1 was published in March 1991.
==V.1 N.2==
Zine Scene V.1 N. 2 was published in June 1991.
==V.1 N.3==
Zine Scene V.1 N. 3 was published in September 1991.
==V.1 N.4==
Zine Scene V.1 N.4 was to have been published in December 1991 but was canceled. See the next issue for the reasons.
==V.2 N.1==
Zine Scene V.2 N.1 was published in March/April/May 1992 and contains 100 pages. It contains one illo by Leah Rosenthal.
NOTE: this zine was to be published quarterly, yet the editor calls this the "third mammoth issue of ZINE SCENE." The reasons for this are in the editor's personal statement at the beginning and end of the zine: "For those of you who are wondering what happened to the December issue of ZINE SCENE, please read my Ashton Press newsletter which appears at the end of this issue. I have a little bit of an update here, though. I've changed printers and will hopefully not experience any further difficulties in that area.
In fact, I have three printers to fall back now. Also, the next issue of ZINE SCENE will be printed on a computer! I'm hoping to find some new ways of formatting the issues which may save space (and therefore money). Unfortunately, my word processor disks won't translate to the computer so the June issue will have to be completely re-typed. It's a good time for you editors to renew your ads! In any case, for those of you who missed the December issue, I have adjusted your subscriptions so that you will receive the number of issues you are entitled to."
Contents:
* zine ads
* proposed zines
* a short fannish etiquette question and answer column
* personal statements (apologies for late zines, fans looking for other fans)
* "My Two Cents" by Rachelle S—an essay on "how much time is reasonable to allow for the delivery of zines." It includes her statement of policy regarding zine orders sent to her and starts with "Zine publishing is starting to become work, and I ALREADY have a full time job. To restore zines to hobby status..."
* a very, very long personal statement by the editor on the many events in her life during the last few months and why zines have been late
* a review of Who You Gonna Call?, see that page
* a review of Hibernation Sickness, see that page
* a review of The Fantastically Fundamentally Functional Guide to Fandom, see that page
* a review of Eridani, issues #1-#13, see that page
* a review of Rerun #9, see that page
* a review of The Kuryakin File #9, see that page
From "My Two Cents": 
==V.2 N.2==
Zine Scene V.2 N.2
According to the previous issue, it was to have reviews of P.K.E. Readings #2, Knight of Shadows, For Those Who Came in Late, South of Heaven, Zen and the Art of Rebellion, and Out of the Frying Pan.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
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