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Forgotten Paths
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| Title: | Forgotten Paths |
| Publisher: | Soaring Crane Press |
| Editor(s): | Diane Brischke |
| Date(s): | undated, though post-1997 (the fiction was previously published in 1996 and 1997) |
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| Fandom: | Kung Fu: The Legend Continues |
| Language: | English |
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Forgotten Paths is a gen 127-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues anthology of stories by Diane Brischke reprinted from earlier zines.
In the editorial, the author thanks the editors who previously published these stories, Catherine Schlein, Mysti Frank, and Kari Masoner: "They were very supportive and eager to help a new writer. They were the pioneers in the Kung Fu fandom but have now gone onto new projects. It is because of them, that Journeys, Paths to Enlightenment was conceived. It was because of their model that I began my path."
Contents
- Impulse (reprinted from That Was Zen, This Is Tao #2) (5)
- SWM, Professional with Jeep (reprinted from Splinters of Light #4) (11)
- Essence of the Son (reprinted from Corridors #2) (39)
- Shall We Dance, or What? (reprinted from That Was Zen, This Is Tao #2) (51)
- Thanksgiving (reprinted from Corridors #3) (71)
- East Meets West (reprinted from Corridors #4) (85)
- MVP (reprinted from Of Dreams and Schemes #11) (110)