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Bloodlines (Simon and Simon zine)
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| Zine | |
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| Title: | Bloodlines |
| Publisher: | Nancy Kippax |
| Editor(s): | Nancy J. Kippax |
| Date(s): | 1989 |
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| Fandom: | Simon and Simon |
| Language: | English |
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Bloodlines is a gen Simon and Simon 140-page anthology.
- "In Cinema Veritas" by S. Laker
- "Antecedence" and "Visitation Rights" and "Unspoken" by Nancy Kippax
- "The Renaissance Men" by Catherine Schlein
- "I Thought My Brother Had Come Home" and "Where Is My Brother Gone" by J. Enright
- "The Justice in This Life" by B. Volker
- "Pandora's Box: The Demons Are Free/But Hope Remains" by R. Marracino
- "If You Thought the Cuban Missile Crisis Was Bad" by J. Thrower
- "Simon Seed" and "Choice" by Bev Volker, and "Shades of Grey" by Brenda A.