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Darkmere
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| Title: | Darkmere |
| Publisher: | Forest, a UK fan club ("officially sanctioned") |
| Editor(s): | Belinda Bernaud & Alison Wilson |
| Date(s): | 1986-1988 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Robin of Sherwood |
| Language: | English |
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Darkmere is a gen Robin of Sherwood anthology of fiction, poetry, and filks edited by Belinda Bernaud & Alison Wilson.
Issue 1
Darkmere 1 was published in 1986, contains 86 pages, A4, slide bound, thin card covers, cover b&w pic of Michael Praed as Loxley.
- Revenge & Marion's Song - both by Heather Petty
- Untitled Poem - Kathleen Glancy
- The Novice - Elissa Dodson
- Reflections from a Dungeon - Alison Wilson
- Shadows of the Mind & Yesterday's Witness - both by Karen Turner
- Beyond Tomorrow - Sheila Lorraine
- Robin i'the Hoode - Ian Corden
Issue 2
Darkmere 2 was published in 1986, contains 95 pages, card covers, b&w cover photo of Huntingdon & Marion, slide-bound.
- The Daughter of Israel - V Douglas
- A Time of Shadows - M Ketcher
- There Heretics - JL Cobban
- Nothing's Forgotten - J Langridge
- Blood Offering - J Marshall
- The Poacher - E Dodson
- Catherine - H Petty
Issue 3
- unknown content
Issue 4
Darkmere 4 was published in 1988, is card-bound, stapled A5, b&w colour picture of Grendel. It is a a collection of 3 short stories and 3 poems.