Friends Will Be Friends

Zine
Title:	Friends Will Be Friends
Publisher:	Crevichon Press
Editor(s):	Sue aka The Android
Date(s):	1992 - 1996
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Medium:	print
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Fandom:	multimedia
Language:	English
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Friends Will Be Friends is a slash anthology, a con zine, produced to be given to attendees and supporting members of Devacon. It also contains non-fiction articles.

Issue 1

Friends Will Be Friends 1 is 80 pages long and was published in March 1992. It contains the following fiction:

• 'Carpe Diem' by 'Elspeth' (Dead Poets Society)
• 'A Strange Kind of Rainbow' by 'Spyder' (Miami Vice)
• 'Under a Silent Sea' by 'Lindar' (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea)
• 'The Mark of Dishonour' by Sue aka The Android (writing as 'Authos') (The Three Musketeers)

Issue 2

cover of issue #2

Friends Will Be Friends 2 is 60 pages long was published in March 1993. It contains the following fiction:

• CASUALTY (Charlie Fairhead and Julian Chapman) Elspeth considers the possibility of a nurse/doctor romance that is a little out of the ordinary (2 pages)
• BERGARAC (Jim Bergerac and Charlie Hungerford) (Sue’s ramblings about a possible way to bring a little happiness back into Jim Bergerac’s life) (4 pages)
• THE MAN FROM UNCLE (Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin) (Cimorene offers a few thoughts on a popular slash-fiction pairing) (1 page)
• 'Tracks of My Tears' by Sue aka The Android (writing as 'Florence Sinclair') (Perfect Scoundrels) (Guy Buchanan and Harry Cassidy) (One unguarded moment spells disaster for a partnership that was proving to be highly successful; then Buchanan discovers that Cassidy is having a affair with another man) (19 pages)
• 'Passage of Time' by 'Lindar' (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (A peaceful retirement is interrupted by nightmares which bring about the return of long-forgotten fears) (6 pages)
• 'Endgame' by Tarot (The Professionals) (Nobody ever promised Bodie a happy ending—which was just as well, because that wasn’t what he got; on the other hand, there were definite compensations) (23 pages)

Issue 3

cover of issue #3

Friends Will Be Friends 3 is 60 pages long and was published in March 1994. It contains the following fiction:

• More Heart Trouble At Holby Casualty (CASUALTY) (Charlie Fairhead and Ken Hodges) (2 pages)
• A Romance Of The Old West (BIG VALLEY) (Jarrod Barkley and Dave Barratt) (2 pages)
• A Cross-Channel Relationship (MOON AND SON) (Trevor Moon and Maurice Sardou) (2 pages)
• A Four-Letter Word (Essay on British shows) (3 pages)
• 'The Fourth Star' by 'NIMR' (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (Harriman Nelson and Lee Crane) (13 pages)
• 'Off the Hook' by 'K'Lshay' (The Professionals) (Doyle and Bodie) (3 pages)
• 'Myth' by 'Tara' (Blake's 7) (Blake and Avon) (7 pages)
• 'Tumbleweed and Turmoil' by 'MerLyn' (Houston Knights) (Levon Lundy and Joe LaFiamma (5 pages)
• 'Corporate Hostility' by Sue aka The Android (writing as 'Daisy Wheel') (Lovejoy ) (Lovejoy and Alexander Felsham) (17 pages)

Issue 4

Friends Will Be Friends 4 is 58 pages long and was published in March 1995. It contains the following fiction:

• 'What a Heck of a Dream' by 'Chris J.' (Red Dwarf)
• 'Unfinished Business' by 'Sandi' (Casualty)
• 'Live With It' by 'Rue de Zeim' (The Professionals humour)
• 'Suspicious Minds' by 'Cherilyn' (Quantum Leap)
• 'Sweet Thames' by 'Gloria Lancaster' (The Bill)
• 'Dreaming' by 'Tarlan' (V)

Issue 5

Friends Will Be Friends 5 is 60 pages long and was published in November 1996. It contains the following fiction:

• 'Missing In Action' by 'Gloria Lancaster' (The X Files)
• 'Driven to Distraction' by 'POM' (Due South)
• 'Caring' by 'Chris J.' (Garrison's Gorillas)
• 'Thoughts of Home' by 'Cerise' (The Desert Peach/Blackadder Goes Forth)
• 'Two Firsts Tonight' by 'Barbie' (Magnum Force)
• 'Man To Man' by 'POM' (The New Adventures of Superman)
• 'Faith, Hope and Charity' by 'Sandi' (Chicago Hope)
• 'Metamorphosis' by 'Lindar' (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
• 'For Love of a Good Man' by 'Sandi' (The Bill)