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Annie Hamilton
| Fan | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Annie Hamilton |
| Alias(es): | |
| Type: | zine ed, fan artist, fan writer |
| Fandoms: | Blake's 7, Space: Above and Beyond, Star Trek: TNG |
| Communities: | Isle of Gramarye Press |
| Other: | |
| URL: | Fanfiction info at KatSpace.org |
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Annie Hamilton is an Australian multifandom fan writer, fan artist, and zine editor.
She is the contact for Isle of Gramarye Press and was an editor of the zines Enarraré (multifandom, 1986–2000) and Quisine (Star Trek: TNG, early 1990s).
Writing
Annie has written fiction, poetry, and essays. A listing of her fiction can be found at KatSpace.org. Examples of Annie's writing include:
- "265 Different Kinds of Cheese" (Space: Above and Beyond fiction; part of the Parameters of Peace series) and "Angel Chained" (S:AAB poetry), both from Enarraré #10 (1998) and listed as "author's favorites"[1]
- Parameters of Peace series - Space: Above and Beyond fiction (published in Enarraré)
- "More Maligned than Malignant", a series of three essays on Q's role as a teacher (from Quisine)
- Blake's 7 poetry, including "A Forest in the Firelight" (from Gambit)
Art
Annie's fanart has appeared in the Blake's 7 zines Gambit (1989), Input (1989–1990), Avon the Terrible (1990), and Dark Between the Stars 1991-1992), as well as in the Star Trek: TNG zine The Sunbeam Strike (1995 or before).
Interior art from Avon the Terrible, accompanying a haiku by Marie Logan (1990)
References
- ^ "KatSpace.org - Annie H." Archived from the original on 2021-06-23. Retrieved 12 August 2013.