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Dip Him in Chocolate
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Dip Him in Chocolate |
| Publisher: | Lady Godiva Press |
| Editor(s): | SuzanLynne, Joan Leda |
| Date(s): | 1999 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Dip Him in Chocolate #0 is a slash multi-fandom anthology. Only ten copies, which were sold at a con, in addition to the contributors' copies, were ever published. Several people have reported ordering this zine and never receiving it. [1]
A photocopy of a contributor's copy was donated to the Mariellen (Ming) Wathne Fanzine Archives Collection.
- Chocolate-Frosted Guide by Angel Roma (The Sentinel)
- Dessert by Em (Highlander)
- Temptation by PEJA (LA Heat)
- A Birthday Gift... by SuzanLynne (The Sentinel)
- Lick It Up by Kris Larsen (Highlander)
- A Momentary Weakness by Morava Lynn (Eroica)
- Electrum and Chocolate by Lori & Wolfling (Star Wars: The Phantom Menace)
- Chocolate-Runed Morning by Angel Roma (Highlander)
- What Really Matters... by Irina Donovna (Due South)
- Character Gripes by PEJA (The Sentinel~The X-Files~LA Heat~Blake's 7)
- Batter Up! by SuzanLynne (Highlander)
- Mounties and Cream by Irene Donovan (Due South)
References
- ^ "I've been made aware of another press you might wish to avoid. This publisher seems to specialise in The Sentinel zines - the particular zine of which I was warned was known as "The Chocolate Zine" (though whether that was its title or its theme, I don't know). The publisher seems to be known primarily as Lady Godiva Press, though I'm told that they have other names, including Tempestuous Press and Under the Covers Press. The fan who provided the warning said that she had sent her money off but never received her zine, and that repeated e-mails had not been answered." from DIAL #13