The Turn of the Wheel

The Turn of the Wheel is a gen 216-page Robin of Sherwood anthology published in 1992. 
 
The art is by Frances Quinn, Kitty Gamarra, Kathy Spivey, Tara O'Shea, Michelle West, Barb Johnson, Roseanne Rice, Todd Parrish, Gail Molnar, and others. 
 
==Shared Universe==
The zine contains a section with stories in a shared universe, a alternate universe with a different premise: 
The "Guy of Huntington Universe" is a . From a flyer for a proposed second issue that was never published: 
See more at Guy of Huntington Universe.
==Descriptions==
From a 1992 flyer: 
==Contents==
* In Full Moon by Janet P. Reedman ("Novella. Sixteen years have passed since the death of Robin of Loxley upon the tor. But now Herne grows old, and a new Hunter is needed... Adventure and romance. loves lost and loves found for both Robin and Robert in the world of "Robin of Sherwood."")
* On the Cold Hill's Side by Rebecca Brothers, Pat Dunn, and Diana Smith ("Novella. Starring Nicholas & Varina. The blood-drinking fugnwr gwaed has attacked Lady Harton. All seems lost until a mysterious stranger and his Lady show up to help, and Robin of Loxley listens carefully to Herne about how to use the silver arrow.") (includes many original characters, including some fan casted ones, reprinted in The Collected Nicholas and Varina)
* Mirror of Fire by Valerie Meachum ("Liara the Irish witch has seen a vision of death upon the tor. Can she find the mysterious Hooded Man in time to prevent his fate?" "Crossover with my original-universe character Liara Kelloran. A wandering witch with secrets of her own seeks to avert Robin's fate on the tor.")
* Maker of a Legend (a long poem by Linda Frankel) 
* Good Fortune, Good Measure (by Todd Parish ("The crumbling clay image of Robin Hood has left Guy of Gisburne in sad straits. What can he do but run away and hope he is not caught by the king's men? But then things get worse! A humorous tale of misadventure, mismatch, and woe, as a lumbering wagon leaves Guy prisoner of a broken leg in the home of a very reluctant Sarah de Talmont. It is reminiscent of "Taming of the Shrew."")
The eight linked stories in Guy of Huntington Universe:
* Child's Hands by Todd Parish ("Two young brothers find a wounded bird in the highest tower of Huntingdon.")
* Children of the Forest by Julie Phipps ("When Robert de Rainault is caught in the middle of a mud fight between Guy, Robert, and their young playmate Elise, de Rainault's harsh treatment of the peasant girl gives Robert his first taste of injustice in the world.")
* The Vigil by Laura Chevening ("During Guy's vigil for the knighthood, the vision that comes to his thirteen-year-old brother Robert is not quite what the young knight-to-be bargained for.")
* The Greenwood Beckons by Joette Rozanski ("Returning home through Sherwood, Sir Guy and his younger brother Robert are "invited" to sup with the outlaws, leaving lasting impressions on both brothers.")
* Fouling the Waters by Joette Rozanski ("Sir Guy conspires with Gulnar to break up the secret friendship between Robert and Loxley that has dominated his brother's life for the past three years.")
* To Become a Man by Anne Motley ("When sixteen-year-old Robert visits his Uncle Edgar, he finds out that his favorite uncle is not quite what he thought him to be.")
* Conversation by Jacquie Groom ("After freeing the outlaws on the day that Robin of Loxley died upon the tor, Robert returns to Huntingdon one last time to say good-bye to his brother.")
* Acceptance by Jacquie Groom ("Robin of Loxley lies dead upon the tor. Will the outlaws of Sherwood accept a new Son of Herne to be their leader?")
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1992 Zines