Tidings of Fandom and Joy
Dec. 10th, 2007 08:17 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Gip!
Except that it's not just a gratuitous icon post, because there is some minimal content.
1) Fic rec: a very bitter/sweet Alan and Sarah Jane story, post "Lost Boy" and "Last of the Time Lords:" In the Quiet Hour. There's someone else now who understands. Someone else who has the same nightmares.
2) While cleaning my room this weekend, I discovered that I have a spare copy of the Christmas edition of The Jelly Baby Chronicles. This is seriously old school - a 1981 fanzine, in the fannish Before Time: before ubiquitous computers, before the Internet, before digital photography and its manipulation. It's 33 pages of Four and Sarah (with one Leela cartoon) in fabulous shape for its age - clean, white pages with no yellowing, and the previous owner even laminated the cover so it's nice and neat.
I'd like to offer it for free* to a new-school fan, as a taste of fandom back in the old days. It's not deep and meaningful (or flawless), but the stories are sweet, and the art is a quality that you just don't getthese days, you young whippersnappers with your cameras and your photomanips without a zine as showcase.
Anyone interested?
*Except to an overseas fan, then I am going to ask for help with the postage
Except that it's not just a gratuitous icon post, because there is some minimal content.
1) Fic rec: a very bitter/sweet Alan and Sarah Jane story, post "Lost Boy" and "Last of the Time Lords:" In the Quiet Hour. There's someone else now who understands. Someone else who has the same nightmares.
2) While cleaning my room this weekend, I discovered that I have a spare copy of the Christmas edition of The Jelly Baby Chronicles. This is seriously old school - a 1981 fanzine, in the fannish Before Time: before ubiquitous computers, before the Internet, before digital photography and its manipulation. It's 33 pages of Four and Sarah (with one Leela cartoon) in fabulous shape for its age - clean, white pages with no yellowing, and the previous owner even laminated the cover so it's nice and neat.
I'd like to offer it for free* to a new-school fan, as a taste of fandom back in the old days. It's not deep and meaningful (or flawless), but the stories are sweet, and the art is a quality that you just don't get
Anyone interested?
*Except to an overseas fan, then I am going to ask for help with the postage
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Date: 2007-12-11 02:47 am (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2007-12-11 03:18 am (UTC)I'm suddenly wondering if it's the same one but I'm too lazy to dig it out of the closet.
Is that the issue with the Winnie the Pooh crossover?
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