Mockingbird
This is the article about the SPN zine; you might be looking for the Marvel character with the codename Mockingbird.
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Mockingbird |
| Publisher: | Fangirl Enterprises |
| Editor: | |
| Author(s): | Hiyacynth |
| Cover Artist(s): | cunien |
| Illustrator(s): | |
| Date(s): | 2008 |
| Medium: | print zine |
| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Supernatural |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | print with cunien cover (dead link), e-zine |
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Mockingbird is a gen (with some explicit het scenes) 308-page digest-sized Supernatural novel by Hiyacynth. It is also available with the cunien cover art in a perfect bound 250-page version.
There are two versions available from separate distributors.
Summary by the author
"Set in the summer of 2008 — in an alternate universe that breaks from canon after “What Is and What Should Never Be” — this gen novel follows the Winchester brothers as they recover from the damage suffered in the war between the Yellow-Eyed Demon and the hunter community. As they arrive in a small town in coastal Oregon, a shell-shocked Sam begins having visions again. Dean — desperately trying to keep things together — takes a job at a local garage, moves them into the motel run by the garage owner’s wife, and tries to work out what’s triggering Sam’s abilities now that the Demon is gone. Welcomed by the family that runs the motel, Dean and Sam settle into a reasonable facsimile of normal small-town life, but revelations about the roles they played in the war, questions about Sam’s mental health, the complications of new relationships, and troubling indications that the YED’s plans may not have died with him threaten the Winchesters and their new friends and leave Dean wondering whether his family and the people they love will ever recover — or even survive."
Gallery
cover of perfect bound version with cover art by cunien
cover of coil bound version
