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Lodestar (multimedia zine by Gail Zehner)
You may be looking for Lodestar, a multimedia zine edited by Gail Neville.
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Lodestar |
| Publisher: | out of Meadville, Pennsylvania |
| Editor(s): | Gail Zehner |
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| Series?: | |
| Medium: | print, zine |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Lodestar is a gen multimedia zine anthology of stories by Gail Zehner.
Issue 1
Lodestar 1
Issue 2
Lodestar 2 was published in 1980 and contains 112 pages.
The art is by Meisel, Moore, Molnar, Young, Eric Sackett, Kathi Lynn Higley, and McLaughlih.
Contents
- The Final Landfall by D.M. Hall (original science fiction) (2)
- Hold Back the Future by Mary Tehir (Space: 1999) (7)
- Needle in a Haystack by Sheila Paulson (Battlestar Galactica) (24)
- Hindsight, poem by Gail Zehner (Logan's Run) (32)
- Conservative Choice by Betsy Curtis (original science fiction) (33)
- The Retraction by Sheila Paulson (Space: 1999) (37)
- The Frozen Miracle by Paula Zack (Space: 1999) (39)
- Cry, Gabriel, Cry by D.M. Hall (Battlestar Galactica (1978)) (44)
- Maya by Kathi Lynn Higley, poem (Space: 1999) (57)
- Deadly Drifts in Snow by Gail Zehner (The New Avengers) (58)
- Azra by Debbie Stoy (Buck Rogers) (91)
from issue #2, Meisel
from issue #2, Moore
from issue #2, S. Molnar
from issue #2, not credited
from issue #2, Young
from issue #2, Kathi Lynn Higley
