Teo Torriate
You may be looking for Teotoriatte, a Lord of the Rings doujinshi.
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| Title: | Teo Torriate | |
| Publisher: | Joan Holcombe and Pool Publications | |
| Editor(s): | Sharon F & Caro Hedge | |
| Date(s): | July 1986 | |
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| Fandom: | Professionals | |
| Language: | English | |
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Teo Torriate is a slash 214-page anthology.
From an ad in Not Tonight Spock! #11: "TEO TORRIATTE: proposed all "/" PROFESSIONALS zine tentatively scheduled for publication in spring/summer '86. Since the zine will have a smallish print run, SASEs for notification of price & availability currently being accepted."
The fanzine contains extensive interior artwork by Pat Cash, Nancy Kolar and TACS, Karen Eaton, Ruth Kurz, J. Clissold, Kate Nuerenberg, Caro Hedge, and Leslie Newcomer. There are a few select samples in the gallery below.
Contents
- The Edge of Understanding by Andrea McKay/Art by Nancy Kolar and Kate Nuerenberg
- Consecration by Fanny Adams/Art by J. Clissold
- Photos by Janie L./Art by Ruth Kurz
- Secrets by Lainie Stone/Art by Pat Cash
- Loose Ends by Madelein Lee/Art by Ruth Kurz
- Heaven's Reward by Meg Lewtan/Art by Nancy Kolar and TACS
- Loving Can be a Heavy Cross by Sharon F./Art by J. Clissold (This story "takes up about half of the zine and includes death of a major character and het scenes, though it all turns out to be unreal at the end." [1])
- Rowing Across The Dark by Jean Chabot (poetry)
- Moonfire by Sue-Anne H (poetry)/Art by Karen Eaton
- Bodie-Baiting by Sarah L (poetry)/Art by J. Clissold
- Doyle's Defense by Sarah L (poetry)/Art by J. Clissold
- Love In A Combat Zone by Jean Chabot (poetry)
- Emerald by Sue-Anne H (poetry)/Art by Leslie Newcomer
- Words Within by Jean Chabot (poetry)/Art by Ruth Kurz
- Teo Torriate (Let Us Cling Together) by Brian May (poetry)
=Reactions/Reviews
- [Loving Can be a Heavy Cross] - "There's the "grand-daddy" of all "psychological" Doyle Get-'ems, "Loving Can Be A Heavy Cross." I loved that story, but I understand some people were upset by the ending, I wasn't — in fact, the ending was one of the parts I loved the best... " [1]
- [Loving Can be a Heavy Cross] - "But yes, the non-death story that makes me cry is the one where they really tried, and utterly failed, to make their relationship work, where reality thwarted them and their own fears won over their love. **sniff** I don't actually remember many stories *like* this, and the two or so I can think of off the top of my head are both Pros, and both M Fae's. Death stories absolutely make me cry, if they're well-written. (Just the *title* of "Loving Can Be A Heavy Cross" makes me whimper; that was lovely, sentimental OTT mush at its *best*.) It's the only death story that I wish had *stayed* a death story, instead of having been "fixed" at the publisher's request."[2]
Sample of the Interior Art
interior art by Ruth Kurz
possibly J. Clissold?
possibly J. Clissold?
possibly by Ruth Kurz?
possibly J. Clissold?
possibly J. Clissold?
possibly J. Clissold?
possibly J. Clissold?
References
- ↑ from The Hatstand Express #11
- ↑ Michelle Christian's post to a private mailing list, quoted with permission.
