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Over the Edge (multimedia zine)
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Over the Edge |
| Publisher: | Neon Rainbow Press |
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| Date(s): | 1990 |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Over the Edge is a 150-page multifandom anthology. It has slash, gen and original fiction. Over the Edge has two sister zines: Not In Your Wildest Dreams and Strictly an Indulgence.
Original Fiction
- The Diary (by Rachel Travis) Details a few days in the life of a young woman heading west on a wagon train. Romantic overtones. (4)
- The Walk (by Carrie Kroft) A romantic fantasy that comes true. (1)
- Little Dogs and Rag Girls (by Karla Gifford) A slightly dark tale of a young girl abandoned by her mother and the toy that helps her find a new family. (7)
Slash Fiction
- A Night of Memories (by Mary L. Millard) Wild Wild West. Jim West isn't acting quite normal, and when Artie finds out why a whole new world of possibilities opens up. (6)
- The Real Thing (by Khylara) The Man From UNCLE. Illya might have found a way to hide his feelings, but it can't last forever. (9)
- The Real Thing (by Leah S.) Starsky and Hutch. It's a wedding day and you're invited. (2)
- To Move Heaven and Earth (by Duval) Houston Knights. LaFiamma is grabbed by fanatics and it's up to Lundy to save him. Also in One in Ten #7. (15)
- Boy Toy (by Smythe) War of the Worlds. Norton Drake and the colonel discover that they share something in common. (8)
- Bad Penny (by M.A. Calhoon) War of the Worlds. A "correction" to the second season that reveals the real reason why Kincaid was tossed out of Ironhorse's unit. (12)
Gen Fiction
- Loose Cannon (by Leesa Warren) Walker, Texas Ranger. A missing scene from "Something in the Shadows." Walker is missing and Trivette is walking on the edge. (4)
- A Fan Writer's Mind (by Jerkey Treat) War of the Worlds... sort of. Ironhorse and Blackwood find themselves trapped in the mind of a fan writer. (9) Script format. (reprinted in Green Floating Weirdness #22)
- Separate Ways (by Mac) War of the Worlds. This story creates a new alternative universe for "The Second Wave." Ironhorse awakes following the destruction of the clone and the Cottage only to find that he's acquired some unusual talents. (19)
- No Way Home (by Mac) War of the Worlds. A sequel to "Separate Ways." Ironhorse makes his decision about contacting the Blackwood Project, but fate steps in. (14)
- Storyteller (by Cheryl Benson) War of the Worlds. Debi tells her children a story. (2)
- On the Edge (by Jody Norman) War of the Worlds... sort of. Set in the Star Trek: The WOW Generation alternative universe. Two members of the Crazy Horse find themselves captive of an alien who learns through torture. (38)
- Comaland (by Cheryl Benson) Multi-media. Ever wonder where characters go while they're in a coma? This is the answer! (1)