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The Petals of Passion

The Petals of Passion is an 66-page explicit het Beauty and the Beast anthology of fiction by Amber James. 
From the publisher: "A well written selection of four erotic stories with accompanying poetry.... A fantasy of fragrant moments. Four short stories of sensuality, glimpses of the growing sexual relationship of two special people......Vincent and Catherine."
* Daisies in the morning
* Lilacs in the afternoon
* Jasmine in the evening
* Orchids as night
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
The Peter Cushing Appreciation Society Newsletter

The Peter Cushing Appreciation Society Newsletter was published in the 1980s.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
The Peter Cushing Appreciation Society Newsletter 9 was published in 1982.
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Actor Zines
The Peter Cushing Association

The Peter Cushing Association was a fan club for the actor Peter Cushing.
It was officially sanctioned by Mrs. Joyce Brougton, who was Cushing's secretary for 35 years.
It was based in the UK and created around 1997 by Brian Holland. It replaced a club that had been disbanded at Cushing's request due to the amount of mail sent to him and the club. 
Holland had been publishing a zine called The Cushing Courier, and decided to create a second club due to popular demand.
==About: 1997==
==Flyers==
 
Image:cushingclub-1.jpg|a 1997 flyer
Image:cushingclub-2.jpg|a 1997 flyer
Image:cushingclub-3.jpg|a 1997 flyer
 
Category:1990s
Category:1997
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Peter Cushing File

The Peter Cushing File is a zine by Simon Flynn. It focuses on the actor Peter Cushing and his roles in Sherlock Holmes, Star Wars and others. 
==Issue 1==
The Peter Cushing File 1 was published in 1994.
==Issue 2==
The Peter Cushing File 2 was published in 1994.
Image:petercushingfile1.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:petercushingfile2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Category:1994 Zines
The Petulant Poetess

The Petulant Poetess is a general Harry Potter fan fiction archive founded by NotSoSaintly in April of 2005 with the idea of creating a friendly atmosphere, dedicated to guiding and encouraging budding authors as well as accommodating the more seasoned writer. Stories going through the moderation process receive a final polishing through communication with the author with the express intent of presenting quality stories for the reader. The archive also allows original fiction and poetry, and currently houses over 7000 works.
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
The Phantagraph

The Phantagraph was a fanzine published from 1934 to 1946. It began life as The International Science Fiction Guild's Bulletin and was changed to The Terrestrial Fantascience Guild Bulletin in May 1935. Later it was renamed to The Phantagraph. Donald A. Wollheim eventually took over as editor.
== Reviews ==
Category:1934 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
The Phantom Edit

The Phantom Edit is a Star Wars - The Phantom Menace fan edit by Mike J. Nichols of the movie by George Lucas. There were a total of 21 minutes cut from the original film, reducing the run time from 136 minutes to 115 minutes.Internet Fanedit Database, 1 July 2012. (Accessed 19 April 2016)
One reviewer notes: "They took out the part where Jar Jar steps in poop on Tatooine and juggles pop cans in the junkyard."
==Changes==
Changes made from the original film in The Phantom Edit:
* Opening crawl replaced with a new one explaining why the edit was made
* Re-editing of nearly all scenes featuring Jar Jar Binks and removing some of what Nichols dubs 'Jar Jar Antics'
* Removal or re-editing of most of the Battle Droid dialogue
* Limiting of exposition throughout the film
* Trimming scenes involving politics
* Re-arrangement of shots and scenes to match the original Star Wars trilogy's presentation style
* Removal of "Yippee" and "Oops" from Anakin's dialogue
* Removal of dialogue that specifies the nature of midichlorians as a biological basis for Force sensitivity
==Fan Comments==
 
==External Sources==
* Wikipedia
* Wookieepedia
* Salon, posted 5 November 2001
* ABC News, posted 18 June 2001
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM
Category:2001
The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring

The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring is a webring for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace fanfiction sites.
==Member Sites==
*Alexandra Duvall's Fan Fiction - author page (TPM)
*Aloysius's Star Wars Fan Fiction - author page
*Alyse's SWTPM Fanfiction - author page (TPM)
*The Bard's Den - author page
*BlackWidow's Fan Fiction - author page, TPM
*Elementary Jedi - author page (TPM)
*The Emu's Feathers - author page (TPM, XF, VOY)
*Episode .5 - author page (TPM)
*The Fic Closet - curated website (TPM, X-Men, Gladiator)
*GeneralsGrrls Fic Archive - archive (TPM)
*The Jedi Apprentice Fan Fiction Archive - archive (TPM)
*Jedi Moon - author page (TPM)
*Mac & Anna's Place - author page
*Miss Emma's Own Page - author page (TPM, TS, VOY, SG-1, S:AAB)
*NicFic - author page (multifandom)
*Obsidian Quills - author page (multifandom)
*Phantom Menace Fan Fiction Universe - TPM archive
*The Phantom Menace Lair of Kass and Kate
*The Place of Our Legacy - archive (SG-1, TPM)
*Pumpkin's Slash Patch - author page/s
*The Raven - author page (TPM)
*The Rising Force - archive
*the shadowland - kalynn's fan fiction - author page
*The Writings of Lilith Sedai - author page (TPM, VOY, Phantom of the Opera)
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:2000s
The Phantom Menace Lair of Kass and Kate

The Phantom Menace Lair of Kass and Kate was Kass and DBKate's Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan slash site. 
It featured collaborations and single author stories by Kass and Kate with separate pages for Hearts of Darkness, the Exiles Universe and a novels page for The Jewels of Ysgare, Stolen Light and Venom's Lair. 
Shorter stories were linked on the main page and there was a "What's New" section and one for "Works in Progress". The WIP Illusion's Song by DBKate had a cover by X.
There was also a page for webrings and banner exchanges and one for "Selected Lair Fic acted out by our talented All Plushie Troupe!" aka "The Plushie Playhouse Theatre".
In addition to fanfiction the site had a links section, an art page and recommendations. The art page was linked as Lair Art at Mac & Anna's Place in the category "ARTWORK & PHOTOGRAPHIC LINKS" with the description "LAIR ART - the art site for the wondrous work of Gayle".Mac & Anna's Place. Links, via Wayback: 20 February 2001. (Accessed 20 December 2015)
File:Kandkbanner.gif|linking banner
Description from Padder's Messy Room:
The site was hosted by GeoCities and a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, the XANATOS webring, the RareSlash Ring, The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring, the Authors of Erotica webring, the SW Slash webring, The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring, the FanFic Archives, the Pretty Boy Slash webring,Warning Page. (Accessed 23 November 2015) the Starwars Fanfic Ring, the Fan Fiction Web Ring, The Star Wars WebRing and the Fanfiction Universe Webring.
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1999 Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
The Phantom Menace RPS

The Phantom Menace RPS is the RPF fandom for actors primarily associated with the Star Wars films The Phantom Menace and its sequels. 
==Fandom==
The fandom began when the film was released, and straddles the time period when RPF was a more underground activity, and the Popslash era of growing openness. 
The fandom is mostly centred on the two main slash pairings that mirror the FPF pairing from the film. Liam Neeson/Ewan McGregor (Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan), and Ewan McGregor/Hayden Christensen (Obi-Wan/Anakin Skywalker).
Many TPM stories that were written as Alternate Realities and feature Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan can be read as thinly veiled Liam/Ewan fic.hederahelix in fanthropology, March 22, 2005 RPS: Another Persepctive, accessed April 25, 2010 An example often cited of this is Danger, Little Stranger, by Lilith Sedai and Cori Lannam a story listed as a TPM/Velvet Goldmine crossover.
Ewan McGregor as a character in RPF can be seen outside of fiction directly linked to TPM. He is occasionally paired with costars from other films such as Jude Law and Jonathan Rhys Meyers. Most of the authors of these fanworks have also been involved in TPM RPF and FPF.
==Communities and Archives==
*Star Wars RPF at AO3
*Star Wars Slash at Livejournal, for FPF and RPS
*ewan hayden at Livejournal, for FPS and RPS
*TPM RPS at Livejournal, for RPS only
*Ewan McGregor at AO3
*judewan, for Jude Law and Ewan McGregor
*Scarred Angel, for Hayden Christensen/Wade Robson
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM
Category:Actor RPF
The Phantom Project

The Phantom Project is a Phantom of the Opera fansite.
== About ==
== Features ==
=== Phantom Reviews ===
* Book Reviews
* Film Reviews
* Nonfiction Reviews
* Comic Reviews
* Stage Reviews
* Short Story Reviews
* Children's Book Reviews
* Game Reviews
* Radio Reviews
* Music Reviews
=== The Phantom Library ===
* Fiction
* Nonfiction
* Children's Literature
* Comics
* Short Stories
* Stage Plays
* Musicals
* Films
* Documentaries
* Television Shows
* Video Games
* Traditional Games
* Music
* Radio Shows
* Adult Films
=== Phantom Fanzines ===
* Beneath the Mask
* The Chandelier
* Mask and Mirror
* Mask: Tales from the Underground
* Phantom APA
* Phantom Magazine
* Phantom of the Opera Info
* Phantom's Masquerade
* Silent Night, Lonely Night
Category:Phantom of the Opera
Category:2007 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
The Phantom Stallion

The Phantom Stallion is a series of novels for children.
==Overview==
==Community==
==Fan works==
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*The Phantom Stallion stories and crossovers on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Pharaoh Parable

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The Pharaoh Parable is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Mini Bang. It is rated G for General Audiences, with the Archive warning No Archive Warnings Apply. The fic was beta-read by gabriel-fucking-agreste in English and Nika Leleka in Ukrainian and art was provided by lorrainingart.
The fic is titled Притча про фараона in Ukrainian.
== Fic Info ==
=== Additional Tags ===
*Angst, Canon Compliant, Referenced Canon Minor Character Death, Character Study, gabenath mini bang 2020, gabenath mini bang
=== Summary ===
Gabriel Agreste first hears about the pharaoh parable while attending a funeral feeling empty and defeated. Due to his inability to self reflect, his interpretation of it leads to risky and irrational decisions.
On the other hand, Nathalie has always been a sensible woman. That doesn't mean, however, she doesn't have her own things to realize.
== Reception ==
By July 2020, The English version of The Pharaoh Parable had 43 comments, and the Ukrainian version had 3 comments, the majority of which were positive. A few are included below:
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
The Philadelphia Story

The Philadelphia Story is a 1940 romantic comedy film based on a 1939 Broadway play of the same name. The story centers on Tracy Lord (Katharine Hepburn), a socialite on the eve of her wedding, which is complicated by the arrival of her ex-husband C.K. Dexter Haven (Cary Grant) and reluctant tabloid reporter Macaulay "Mike" Connor (James Stewart).
The 1956 MGM musical High Society is a remake of the film.
As of May 2022, there are 43 works based on the film at Archive of Our Own. The story is also sometimes used as a basis for AUs or fusions with characters from other fandoms.
==Example Fanworks==
* Yes They Do, Don't They by smearedink, a Tracy/Dexter/Mike essay for ship_manifesto (Feb 2007)
* Caviar Sandwiches and Beer by Clio (clio_jlh), a Mike/Liz and Dexter/Tracy epistolary fic set during World War II. Written for Yuletide. (Dec 2009)
===Fusions and AUs===
* Tomorrow Might Be a Good Day by kHo, a Stargate Atlantis McKay/Sheppard version of the garden scene (Dec 2006)
* Society Rules by Tiger_Tiger_Burning_Bright, a Shadowhunters Malec AU based on The Philadelphia Story/High Society. Written for the ShHiatusBang. (Aug 2018)
* The Shiketsu Story by spookynotes, a Boku no Hero Academia Katsuki/Izuku retelling of The Philadelphia Story (Jul–Aug 2021)
==External Links==
* Philadelphia Story (1940) at Archive of Our Own
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
The Phoenix (TV series)

The Phoenix was a short-lived (5 episodes) science fiction television series on ABC about an ancient alien "Bennu of the Golden Light" who is discovered in a sarcophagus and awakened. It was inspired by Erich von Däniken's books. It starred Judson Scott as Bennu of the Golden Light.
==Show Description==
From the flyer for On the Wings of Light #2:
==Fandom==
Some fanfiction explored Bennu's homeworld, which was never shown. Much fanart featured his special medallion. 
==Fanzines==
=== Gen ===
*I Can't Believe You're Doing This to Me
*Firebird -- The Phoenix
*Fireborn
*Golden Dreams
*Of the Golden Light
=== Multimedia ===
*On Wings of Light
=== Actor Zines ===
* The Golden Web
* The Official Judson Scott Newsletter
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Phoenix works at FFN
* The Phoenix - JUDSON SCOTT
==Phoenix Art==
Image:sherwoodtunnels6-1.jpg|Bennu, by Arlene Gogan Oliver, printed in Sherwood Tunnels #6
Image:sherwoodtunnels6-2.jpg|Bennu, by Francis Quinn, printed in Sherwood Tunnels #6
Image:sherwoodtunnels6-3.jpg|Bennu, by C.H. Burnett, printed in Sherwood Tunnels #6
*
The Phoenix Question?

The Phoenix Question? is a 1983 essay by Cynthia Coit.
It was published in The Council Log #1, a Star Trek zine.
The topic of the essay is: "Are the Kirk and Spock consistent with the T.V. series and movies in their character development in the Phoenix books?"
The "Phoenix books" are Sondra Marshak and Myra Culbreath's pro Trek novels The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix.
==Some Topics Discussed==
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Pro Author Meta
The Phyrebyrde

The Phyrebyrde is a gen anthology of Star Trek and possibly Original Fiction. Its title changed to simply Phyrebyrde with issue #5.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Phyrebyrde 3 was published in 1990.
==Issue 4==
The Phyrebyrde 4 was published in 1990.
==Issue 5==
Phyrebyrde 5 was published in 1990.
==Issue 6==
Phyrebyrde 6 was published in 1990.
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Phyrebyrde 8 was published in 1991. The cover is by R.J. Widmer.
==Issue 9==
Phyrebyrde 9 was published in 1991.
==Issue 10==
Phyrebyrde 10 was published in 1991.
* Shadows at Midnight by Tanya Chang
* Other unknown content
==Issue 11==
Phyrebyrde 11 was published in 1991.
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
Phyrebyrde 13 was published in 1993.
 
Image:Phyre3.jpg|cover of issue #3 (1990), showing the USS Starship Enterprise-D, Enterprise-A, and the original series Enterprise
Image:phyre4.jpg|cover of issue #4 (1990)
Image:phyre5.jpg|cover of issue #5 (1990)
Image:phyre6.jpg|cover of issue #6 (1990)
Image:phyre8.jpg|cover of issue #8, R.J. Widmer (1991)
Image:phyre11.jpg|cover of issue #11 (1991)
Image:phyre13.jpg|cover of issue #13 (1993)
Category: Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category: Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1990s
The Picard Maneuver (glossary term)

The Picard Maneuver is a Star Trek: TNG phrase that means several things.
In canon, the term refers to a battle tactic.
Fans also used the phrase in a humorous way to describe Captain Jean-Luc Picard's very frequent action to pull on his uniform, specifically to tug his shirt down after he'd been sitting, standing, or generally moving in any way.
==Examples of Use==
==Fanworks==
===Fiction===
* The Picard Maneuver, a zine
===Fanart===
 
File:Psstpicard-5.jpg|from PSST! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek, art by Renee Levy (1995)
==Further Reading==
* Picard Maneuver at Memory Alpha Wiki
* Check Out This ‘Star Trek: TNG’ Video Supercut Demonstrating The Famous ‘Picard Maneuver’ by Aaron Pruner (January 25, 2015)
* How 'Star Trek: Discovery' Handled the Picard Maneuver by Jamie Lovett (August 18, 2018) 
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
The Picardian

The Picardian is a Star Trek: TNG newsletter. 
It was the subject of a 1994 article in "Playboy."
Many cartoons in this zine series also appear in Psst! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek.
==V.1 N.1==
The Picardian v.1 n.1 was published in 1990.
==V.1 N.11==
The Picardian v.1 n.11 
==V.2 N.2==
The Picardian v.2 n.2 was published in August 1991.
==V.3 N.1==
The Picardian v.3 n.1 was published in 1992.
==V.5 N.2==
The Picardian v.5 n.2 was published in 1994.
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
The Picnic

The Picnic is a K/S story by Kate Sheridan. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #42.
==Summary==
From the publisher: "While on a visit to Kirkʼs home, Spock is introduced to the custom of bidding on prepared lunch baskets as a means to a date when he and Kirk go with Kirkʼs mother to a town fair."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1997: One of Three Stories With the Same Theme===
===1998===
 
===2005===
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Picture of Dorian Gray

The Picture of Dorian Gray is a 1891 novel by Oscar Wilde.
There have been several adaptions of this story and the character of Dorian Gray has appeared in other fandoms.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Dorian Gray Weekly===
Following the success of Dracula Daily in 2022, Dorian Gray Weekly was one of several classic literature weekly substacks that started up and gained some traction on Tumblr..
==Example Fanworks==
* and by santapau, 2022
*, meta by thethirdromana
* by thebibi}}, response to the ending of the novel, particularly taking into account the context of fan discussions during Dorian Gray Weekly.
==Communities==
*
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Picture of Dorian Gray
*The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde works on AO3
*Picture of Dorian Gray section on FFN
*Tumblr: #Dorian Gray, #the portrait of dorian gray, #the picture of dorian gray
**#dorian gray weekly
==References==
*
The Pieing of CI5

The Pieing of CI5 was a Facelift-themed con skit written by Paula Smith. 
It was a takeoff on the episode The Purging of CI5 and encompassed references to fanon and fandom 
The play was performed at ZebraCon in 1989.
This is one play in Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995), and the only play not to be based on a fanzine.
==Sample==
 
Image:pieing1.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
Image:pieing2.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
 
==Author's Comments: 1995==
From Paula Smith: 
 
==Cast== 
* Bodie: Carole Swoboda
* Doyle: Steve H
* Cowley: Paula Smith
* Susan: Pat Massie 
==References==
Category:The Professionals
Category:1989 Plays & Skits
Category:Facelift
Category:Plays & Skits
The Pillory

The Pillory is a Professionals slash story by Kitty Fisher. It was originally published in No Holds Barred #6.
It is a particularly grim (and controversial) Bodie/Cowley story in which Cowley frames Doyle for a crime he did not commit, in order to keep Bodie with him both personally and sexually.
 
==Summary==
"To what lengths will one go to achieve their ultimate goal?" -- Angst, Betrayal, Death."
==About a Sequel by the Author==
==A Pillory Filk==
A fan in writes a filk asking for a sequel. from DIAL #6 Sung to the tune of "Daisy, Daisy":
Kitty, Kitty, 
Give us that sequel, do! 
We're going crazy 
Waiting to hear from you. 
It won't matter how they suffer 
But let'em have each other, 
We're incomplete 
Until we meet 
With "The Pillory." 
==Other Sequels and Inspired Works==
An excerpt from "the witty little story," Discovered on a Tape Spool by An Unknown Hand/Kitty Fisher in which she writes of Bodie and Doyle discussing "The Pillory," and being, well, horrified: 
In 1998, the editor of DIAL set up a competition for fans to write their own sequels to this story: 
* Seven New Endings to The Pillory by Jess, originally published in DIAL #7 (1998). Also posted alongside The Pillory at Kitty Fisher's website, with the note: "For those who prefer a happy ending with our boys together — or at least not with Cowley — UKJess has provided us with SEVEN NEW ENDINGS TO THE PILLORY, often with hillarious results. Thank you, Jess."
* The Rack by Joan - sequel suggestion for The Pillory in DIAL #7 (1998). One fan described the story in 2015:
* Any Other World by Andromeda (m31andy) is a 17,000-word sequel to The Pillory posted on September 14, 2010, as part of the 2010 CI5 Box of Tricks Big Bang challenge. The art for this story was created by Roven75. Notes regarding "Any Other World" from the author: "This is a direct sequel to Kitty Fisher's The Pillory. With many thanks to Kitty Fisher for allowing me to play with her fantastic story." It is linked as an inspired work at the AO3 version of The Pillory.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1997===
===1998===
===1999===
===2001===
===2007===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Pilot's Prayer

The Pilot's Prayer is a gen Riptide anthology.
==Issue 1==
The Pilot's Prayer 1 was published in 1986. It contains 8 stories and poems and is 90 pages long.
* A Fish Tale by Elaine Batterby ("On a peaceful afternoon cruise, Nick disappears overboard, and Cody can't place the strange sound he heard before the splash.")
* Memorial by Linda Knights ("Cody is having trouble with dealing with a recurring dream in which Nick is killed, and then the case from his dream begins for real, forcing him into a decision.")
*Peter Pan, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick
* Play Ball, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick
*Shattered Illusions, poem by Jean Thrower
* You Can't Go Back, a missing scene from "Be True to Your School" by Carlotta Vaughan ("Covering the span of time between Nick finding Deke's body at the landing and the attack on the Riptide that night by Morgan's thugs.
* Storm at Ebbtide by Virginia Ann Jacshuan ("A warm afternoon and a silly bet deteriorate into a sudden storm and Cody is lost at sea in the speedboat.")
* Winter's Midnight Roar by Virginia Ann Jacshuan ("A battle at sea between the Riptide and a crew of modern pirates leaves Nick alone and believing that Cody's death is his fault.")
* four pieces of art by Cathy Schein, Ann Larimer
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Pilot's Prayer 2 was published in May 1988 and contains 138 pages.
The front cover is by Catherine Schlein, and the back cover is by Sheila Paulson.
* A Matter of Conscience by Elizabeth Ford (1)
* From Humble Beginnings by Lorraine Beatty (8)
* Recoil by Rachelle S. (34)
* Reflections of a Killing, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (57)
* Call On Me, Brother/also here by Cinda Gillilan (this author's very first fanfic) (reprinted in The Boss and Bodacious Special Gen Collection #2) (58)
* Old Wounds by Elaine Batterby (82)
* Those Who Wait by Cindy Dye and Kitty Woldow (94)
* Kindred Spirits, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (109)
* Show Wars by Kitty Woldow and Sally Smith (110)
* Sunset by Virginia Ann Jacshuan (116)
==References==
Category:Riptide
Category:1986 ZinesCategory:1988 Zines