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Tales of Terra Nova
| Zine | |
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| Title: | Tales of Terra Nova |
| Publisher: | Gay Williams |
| Editor(s): | |
| Date(s): | early 1980s |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Tales of Terra Nova is a gen multifandom fiction anthology published in New South Wales, Australia.
Issue 1
Tales of Terra Nova 1
Issue 2
Tales of Terra Nova 2 was published in February 1982 and contains 46 pages. It premiered at Medtrek.
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
Gay's creation, the Terra Novan Empire, like Nikki White's Ensovaari Empire is a multimedia universe, and combines characters of her own creation with ones already familiar to us all. Already with its own following (waiting for #3 which is reportedly due out shortly) and active role-playing in celebrations of the Terra Novan New Year and much more. TTN is an experience. Contributors receive citizenship papers and to Terra Novan activities. Quite an experience to the uninitiated. This issue contains three stories (two of the serials - one with BSG characters ana the other with DW). a whimsical poem by Delian de Gorney and a traveller's guide to parts of the Terra Novan Empire (this time government). Art by Jocelyn Munro and Esther Mace. A good solid read even for non-aficionados (but I am very biased!). [1]
Issue 3
Tales of Terra Nova 3 was published in 1982 and is 43 pages long.
- Ammon and The Enterprise (STAR TREK TOS) (25 pages)
- Advertisment for Spajic Spaceship Customizations (1 page)
- Visitors Guide To Terra Nova (Australis) (5 pages)
- The Passing Of The Prophet (BATTLESTAR GALACTICA) (3 pages)
- Lady Canaston and The Time Lord, Part 3 (DR WHO) (7 pages)
References
- ^ from Beyond Antares #23