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Private Candles

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Zine
Title: Private Candles
Publisher: Dancing Lights
Editor(s): Teresa Salas & Camille Eatman
Date(s): 1991
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Medium: print zine
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Fandom: Beauty and the Beast (TV)
Language: English
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cover by Jan Eastwood
interior art by Jan Eastwood

Private Candles is a 162-page het Beauty and the Beast anthology edited by Teresa Salas & Camille Eatman. Art Information: Front cover by Jan Eastwood, back cover by Nick Salas; interior art by Jan Eastwood. Also includes classic poetry by Shelly, Teasdale, and others.

Summary

This is a collection of "first-time stories and post 3rd season SND variations. Diana appears in two stories. In 'Love Endured,' Diana and Elliot reunite the lovers. Diana pours out her love and frustration in her personal computer diary in 'Dear Vincent' (Catherine is dead). In the last story, Vincent rescues Catherine from Gabriel's clutches and delivers their child. Explicit sex. [1]

One Story Was Let Out of the Gate Early

A story called "And Tender Friends" by Barb Trimble was printed in Dancing Lights #7 in May 1990. Trimble wrote into the next issue that she was surprised to see this story here: "Thought it was going to appear after PRIVATE CANDLES' premiere next month. Oh well, I'm not knocking it. Was glad to see it in print. I can hear moans now.... 'WHERE'S THE REST OF IT?'"

first page of a flyer
first page of a flyer

Contents

Reactions and Reviews

An earnest effort. [2]

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