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| Title: | The Small Print |
| Publisher: | The Small Printers |
| Editor(s): | L.R. Muir |
| Date(s): | 1985-88 |
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| Fandom: | Professionals |
| Language: | English |
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The Small Print is a gen Professionals anthology published in England. Each issue runs 75-80 pages.
The title pages state "The authors and editors of The Small Print would like to express their gratitude to Brian Clemens, creator of the Professionals, for permission to use copyright material in this zine."
The Stepping Stones Universe
This unfinished series was by HG using different pseuds. See Stepping Stones Series.
Issue 1
The Small Print 1 was published in 1985 and contains 72 pages.
The illos are by Sandra Finch.
- Driving Seat by HG as Elaine Wells (first story in the 'Stepping Stones Universe'.) (3)
- Postscript by Gui Mauve/Lynette Muir (20)
- Daley Dozen by Gui Mauve/Lynette Muir (22)
- The Plain Brown Envelopes by Sharon Roberts (23)
- Somewhere to the North of Khatmandu by Gui Mauve/Lynette Muir (29)
- Ad Corrigendum by Gui Mauve/Lynette Muir (33)
- Danse Macabre by Gui Mauve/Lynette Muir (35)
- A Mirrored Hand by Elaine Taylor (40)
from issue #1
from issue #1
from issue #1
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1
.. a little zine that I'm surprised I haven't seen advertised all that widely is called THE SMALL PRINT, also all "straight" PRO'S — I think the only place I've ever seen it advertised was right here in Mixed Doubles, in fact — and for such a small "unassuming-looking sort of zine, I was thrilled to find some of the best, most well-written straight PROs stories I've ever read. Anybody who hasn't read this zine should get their hands on a copy while they can! [1]
Issue 2
The Small Print 2 was published in 1986 and contains 80 pages.
- Queen And Country by HG writing as Pat Fox (part 4 in the 'Stepping Stones Universe')
- A Kindred Hand by E.T.
- First Person-Singular by Meg Wright
- Ill Met By Moonlight by O. Yardley writing as Kate Bowless
- Trading Places by Rob
- U-Turn by HG writing as J.M. (part of the Step Universe)
from issue #2
from issue #2
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
Back to the subject of Doyle's first kill (again?): the best treatment of the topic that I ever came across was "First Person -Singular" by Meg Wright. Very good indeed, for a straight story; I highly recommend it. It came from a zine originally but I don't know which one." [2]
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
See reactions and reviews for Ill Met By Moonlight.
Issue 3
The Small Print 3 was published in 1987 and contains 77 pages.
- Soldier of Fortune by L. Ross (a gen version of the slash novel Soldier of Fortune)
- Out of the Running by J.R.
- Playing Possum by Tigwinkle
- Faces of Africa by by S.R. (Rob)
- Yes, Minister, poem by Meg W.
- Alarums and Excursions by by E.W. (HG)
- Pinprick by Meg W.
Issue 4
The Small Print 4 was published 1988 and contains 72 pages.
- Waltz Time L.M. (Gui Mauve)
- Mourning Begun by Raist
- A Matter of Legend M.G.
- Postscript II L.M. (Gui Mauve)
- Out of the Blue S.R. (Rob)
- At a Time Like This Who Keeps Score? T.S.
- Chalkdust and Tights J.R.
- Illustrations S.F. and T.L.
References
- ^ from Mixed Doubles #10
- ^ from Cold Fish and Stale Chips #6