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Cloister Bell
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| Title: | Cloister Bell |
| Publisher: | |
| Editor(s): | Owen Bywater, Robert Shearman |
| Date(s): | 1982-? |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Size: | A4 |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Doctor Who |
| Language: | English |
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Cloister Bell is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction, reviews, letters, photographs, and articles. One issue contains an interview that was reprinted in The South Croydon LIStener #20 and #21.
One fan remembers: "I loved Cloister Bell. It was a thick, densly packed fanzine with up to 90 pages in an issue. Great fan fic, exclusive interviews (Elisabeth Sladen, Fiona Cummings), comic strips, fanfic, genuinely well-research articles and more. The Associate Editor and contributor was Robert Shearman, who of course went on to write for the revived series." [1]
Issue 1
Cloister Bell 1 was published in 1982 and contains 20 pages.
Issue 2
Cloister Bell 2 contains 24 pages.
Issue 6/7
Cloister Bell 6/7 was published in 1983.
- contains a preview of "Warriors of the Deep"
- other unknown content.
Issue 8
Cloister Bell 8 was published in 1984.
Issue 9
Cloister Bell 9 was published in July 1984 and contains 46 pages. It includes black and white copies of photos, and b&w original artwork. Articles include: Fiona Cumming interview; Season 21 Analysis; Planet of Evil comparison of novel and camera script (one scene); Interface III convention report; Season 4 (Troughton) stories analysed; letters, more.
Issue 10/11
Cloister Bell 10/11
Issue 12
Cloister Bell 12 was published in June 1985 and contains 64 pages. Contains copies of black and white photos and original b&w artwork. Articles include: Peter Grimwade interview; set visit to Revelation of the Daleks; story evolution of Attack of the Cybermen; reviews, letters, more.
References
- ^ from a fan selling some issues on ebay in 2012