Lay Claim to Love: Boundless Moments
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| Title: | Lay Claim to Love: Boundless Moments |
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| Editor(s): | Susan Abbott |
| Date(s): | January 1992 (planned for October 1991) |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast (TV) |
| Language: | English |
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Lay Claim to Love: Boundless Moments is a 68-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology.
It has art by Susan Abbott, Lynette Combs, Dawn Waddall and Terrie Milliman.
From a flyer: "A short-story fanzine dedicated to the special moments in time with Vincent and Catherine."
Contents
- Lay Claim to Love, poem by Susan Abbott
- Gift of the Heart, fiction by M. Sue Waugh ("Vincent and Catherine enjoy an interlude with mistletoe.")
- True Love, poem by Phoebe Carey
- Bubble Luxury, fiction by Pat Ryan ("Catherine, moving Below, discovers bubble baths are not out of the question after all.")
- One Fair and Perfect Knight, poem by Susan Abbott
- Beginnings, fiction by Judith Nolan ("Vincent is reconciled to not remembering what happened in the Trilogy cave.")
- A Preconceived Notion, fiction by Anita M. Hooson (Catherine and Vincent, married, year to have a child.")
- Legend, fiction by Amanda Clay ("Vincent and Catherine become lovers after his collapse in her apartment in the episode, 'The Rest is Silence.'")
- Vincent Looks Handsome, fiction by Lorie Freeman ("Each time Vincent and Catherine share their love for one another, a new star appears in the sky.")
- Once in a Lifetime, poem by Anonymous
- I Have No Life, poem by Emily Dickinson
- Our First Christmas Together, fiction by Barbara Hill ("Vincent and Catherine spend Christmas Eve together in Catherine's apartment.")
- Love is a Shining thing, fiction by Katelyn DuBois ("Catherine and her father talk about their love before their wedding in the morning.")
- Late Again, fiction by Anita Hoosen ("Vincent refuses to let Catherine out of bed after her alarm goes off.")
- She Who Waits, fiction by Lynette Combs ("Vincent takes care of Catherine, overworked into a humiliating clumsiness, followed by a sensual interlude.") (reprinted in What Light Through Yonder Window #1)
- O Sweetest Song, poem
- Little One, fiction by Kellie Todd ("Catherine's mother spends a quiet moment with her young daugther.")
- Longing, poem by Susan Abbott
- Daddy, I'd Like You to Meet, fiction by Barbara Hill ("Catherine finally gets the chance to introduce her father to Vincent.")
- The Return, fiction by Katelyn Dubois ("As Catherine returns from a business trip, Vincent recalls the early days of his marriage and upon her return, tells Catherine he forbids her to leave this city without him.")
- Remember When, fiction ("Vincent remembers the first time he made love to Catherine.")
- Now, poem by Robert Browning
Summary
Classic/Continued Classic zine. In M. Sue Waugh's 'Gift of the Heart,' Vincent and Catherine enjoy an interlude with mistletoe. In Pat Ryan's 'Bubble Luxury,' Catherine, moving Below, discovers bubble baths are not out of the question after all. In Judith Nolan's 'Beginnings,' Vincent is reconciled to not remembering what happened in the Trilogy cave. In 'A Preconceived Notion,' by Anita M. Hooson, Catherine and Vincent, married, yearn to have a child. In Amanda Clay's 'Legend,' Vincent and Catherine become lovers after his collapse in her apartment during 'The Rest is Silence.' In Lynette Comb's 'She Who Waits,' Vincent takes care of Catherine, overworked into humiliating clumsiness, followed by a sensual interlude. Also, stories by Lorie Freeman, Barbara Hill, Katelyn DuBois, Kellie Todd. Poetry by Phoebe Cary and Sue Abbott. [1]