Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal

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Title: Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal
Publisher:
Editor(s): Terry Terry, Pat Grant
Date(s): mid-1980s
Series?:
Medium: print
Genre: gen
Fandom: Ladyhawke
Language: English
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Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal is a gen Ladyhawke anthology of puzzles, fiction, filks, games, and articles based on the film.

There are twelve regular issues. There are also two "Best Of" issues called Ladyhawke: The Best of Medieval Journal.

A 1985 description:

Our purpose is to promote this film and the people who created it, and also to encourage the study of Medieval history and culture Published quarterly, three issues will be devoted to the factual articles on the Middle Ages and the making of Ladyhawke. The Winter issue be primarily fiction: stories, poems, filks, and original art. Limited copies of issue one still available. Issue #2 contains articles on falconry, horses, hearaldy and the Black Death (The Plague), as well as publicity stills from Ladyhawke and Rutger Hauer's new film 'Flesh and Blood. Winter issue will run about 200 pages, due out in December '85. [1]

Issue 1

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 1

Issue 2

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 2 was possibly published in December 1985.

Issue 3

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 3

Issue 4

cover of issue #4

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 4 was published in 1987 and is 40 pages long.

  • The Surrendered Bond (14 pages)
  • Legends of Aquila — 1790 (6 pages)
  • Centerfold (Etienne Of Navarre) (2 pages)
  • The Party (11 pages)
  • Rutger Hauer Films (2 pages)

Issue 5

cover of issue #5, Angelica Romanoff

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 5 was published in 1987 and is 39 pages long.

The calligraphy is by Terry Terry. The centerfold is by John Palmer.

  • Editorial (3)
  • Staff (4)
  • Contributors (5)
  • Film Update on Matthew Broderick and Rutger Hauer (6)
  • Isabeau of Anjou, illo by David Pirkle (7)
  • The Bishop (art?) (8)
  • The Boy and The Bishop, fiction by Terry Terry (9)
  • Impertius (11)
  • Puzzle Page (12)
  • Catalog (13)
  • Isabeau, art by Angelique Romanoff (14)
  • Peasant and Cat, art by Elinor Martin (16)
  • Ladyhawke Trio, art (17)
  • Legends of Aquila by Roberta Rogow (18)
  • Music by Sword of Navarre John Palmer (23)
  • Shadows of Fear, fiction by Joni Gillispie (29)
  • Isabeau and Etienne (art?) by Jan Zacharius (26)
  • The Tale of Jasmine, fiction by Pat Turner (27)
  • You got a copy because... (38)
  • Submissions Page (39)
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Issue 6

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 6 was published in 1987 and contains 38 pages.

cover of issue #6
  • Editors Page by David Pirkle (1)
  • Francesco by David Pirkle (3)
  • Movie Review by Pat Turner (5)
  • Romanesque Architecture by Kay Austin (8)
  • The Last Night in Dijon, fiction by Terry Terry (14)
  • The Hunt, fiction by Pat Grant (19)
  • Sponsalia Per Verba de Futuro (fiction?) by Pat Turner (29)
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Issue 7

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 7 was published in 1988 and contains 40 pages.

cover of issue #7

Issue 8

cover of issue #8

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 8 was published in 1988 and is 41 pages long.

The cover is by David Pirkle. The interior art is by Heather Glaney, Michael MacFarland and Kay Austin.

Issue 9

cover of issue #9, David Pirkle
inside art from issue #9

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 9 was published in 1988 and contains 47 pages.

Issue 10

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 10 was published in 1988 and contains 44 pages.

cover of issue #10 by Patricia Davis

Issue 11

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 11 was published in 1989 and contains 50 pages. Cover by Beckett Glaney.

cover of issue #11, artist is Beckett Glaney

The story, "The Curse of Dijon" by Sally Smith, Terry Terry & Pat Turner takes up virtually the whole issue.

Issue 12

cover of issue #12, David Pirkle
toc from issue #12

Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal12 was published in 1989 and contains 54 pages.

Best of Ladyhawke 1

Best of Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 1 was published in 1987 and contains 194 pages.

cover of "Best of #1," identical to the seventh issue of #7, artist is David Pirkle

It contains material from the first six issues of the series.

  • Staff (1)
  • Contents (1)
  • Preface (5)
  • The World of Ladyhawke According to Pat and Terry (6)
  • Calligraphy Page (10)
  • Contributors (11)
  • Ladyhawke: See This Movie (12)
  • Warner Presents (12)
  • Cast of Characters (13)
  • Ed Khmara (14)
  • Book Review (15)
  • Soundtrack Review (16)
  • The World of Music (17)
  • Announcement (17)
  • Cast Filmography (18)
  • Rutger Hauer by Terry Terry (22)
  • Film Update (25)
  • Ye Puzzle Page by Terry Terry (26)
  • History of Navarre by Pat Turner (27)
  • Locations - Castles of Ladyhawke by Terry Terry (30)
  • Heraldry by Pat Turner (32)
  • Horses (36)
  • Black Death by Pat Turner (44)
  • Hawking by Terry Terry (47)
  • Romanesque Architecture by Kay Austin (52)
  • Eclipeses by Pat Turner (57)
  • Peom by Leona Talley (60)
  • The Tale of Yasmine, fiction by Pat Turner (61)
  • The Sundered Bond, fiction by Pat Turner (75)
  • The Last Night in Dijon, fiction by Terry Terry (89)
  • The Bartered Brides, fiction by Pat Turner (93)
  • The Party, fiction by Pat Turner (101)
  • Sponsalia Per Verba de Futuro by Pat Turner & Terry Terry (111)
  • The Bishop, poem by Terry Terry (123)
  • The Boy and the Bishop by Terry Terry (125)
  • Cantar de Gesta del Lobo y Falcon by Pat Turner (128)
  • Shadows of Fear by Joni Gillespie (145)
  • The Hunt by Pat Turner (149)
  • The Legends of Aquila by [[Roberta Rogow] (149)
    • 1250 (159)
    • 1427 (165)
    • 1790 (171)
  • 1916 (177)
  • Navarre by Shellie Colleen Reese (182)
  • Letter and Filk: Isabeau's Song by Heather Rose Jones (189)
  • Movie Review: Name of the Rose by Terry Terry (192)

Best of Ladyhawke 2

Best of Ladyhawke: A Medieval Journal 2 was published in 1989 and contains 158 pages.

cover of "Best of #2"

It contains material from the issues #7-#10.

  • Bertram by Pat Turner
  • Oh, Lord, Give Me a Sign by Terry Terry
  • Centurio Aquilae Offid! by H. G. Wygant
  • The Scarf by Pat Turner
  • The Odor of Sanctity by Goliath
  • The Bridge by Terry Terry
  • Do Lemons Whistle? by Terry Terry
  • Household Gossip by Pat Turner
  • Golden Dreams by Terry Terry
  • articles and art

References

  1. ^ from Pop Stand Express #4
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