Ad Seg
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| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Ad Seg |
| Publisher: | KittenCrunch Press |
| Editor(s): | K9 |
| Date(s): | 2004 |
| Series?: | No |
| Medium: | |
| Size: | 126 pages |
| Genre: | slash |
| Fandom: | Oz (HBO) |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | zine page (archived version) |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Ad Seg (a prison term for "administrative segregation") is a slash Oz fanzine. It has 126 pages.
This zine has extensive art. The color cover, four color interiors, and 36 b/w interior fanart pieces are by K9.
The zine was nominated in 2005 for a Screwz award.
Contents
- The Company You Keep by Rowan Fairchild ("Beecher and Said, such a complicated friendship, strained by their conflicting views of Chris Keller.") (5)
- Faith by K9 ("Sister Peter Marie reflects on her own weakness in the aftermath of her manipulation by Chris Keller.") (17)
- Lessons by Actizera ("Laundry day can mean so much more than dirty clothes.") (21)
- Vegas Beautiful by Trasker ("Keller reflects on his life before Oz with Bonnie, and how it compares to life with Toby.") (35)
- Ambushed by Riley Cannon ("Tortured by the events of Operation Toby, Keller reflects on the new and unsettling concepts of remorse and love.") (41)
- Fallen by K9 ("Beecher's epiphany after he gives Adam Gunzel to the Aryans, in exchange for a chance to see Keller.") (51)
- Penitence by Aline ("Forgiveness is never easy, and everyone pays a price for their sins.") (59)
- Justice by Adastra ("A view from the women behind the men in Oz. How hard is it to be Genevieve Beecher, Mavis Keane, Bonnie Keller, or Shannon O'Reily?") (69)
- Welcome To The Jungle by K9 ("Keller tries to understand the reasons why Beecher wasn't just another job well done after 'Operation Toby'.") (81)
- TRUST: A Dance in Three Movements by Maverick ("The endless Beecher/Keller dance of uncertainty and pain; can they really learn to trust each other as lovers and friends?") (85)
- Games People Play by LisaH ("A game show comes to Oz, and the participants are chosen more for explosive combination than intellectual prowess.") (97)
- Guilty by Dustandroses ("Vern Schillinger gets more satisfaction from his new prag, Beecher, than he bargained for. Why does the man allow himself to be so abused?") (111)
