Tales of the Back Nine
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Title: | Tales of the Back Nine |
Publisher: | Martha Berry |
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Fandom: | SeaQuest |
Language: | English |
External Links: | WayBack Archive link to zine flyer |
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Tales of the Back Nine is a gen SeaQuest anthology. One of the authors in it describes it as a "small humor zine." [1]
Issue 1
Tales of the Back Nine 1 was published in June 1996 and contains 60 pages.
The editor was Mary Martha Berry, assistant editor was Deanna Tozopeus, reality editor was Denise Spear.
The art is by Martha Mary Berry.
- seaQuest: A seaParody by Patrick Jones and Melissa Wilkinson ("A shark seeks his revenge from the 70's.") (2)
- The Save Wendy Foundation by Nibor ("Everyone has to have one admirer.") (17)
- The Brawl by Deanna Toxopeus ("What happens when sailors have one too many.") (19)
- Ways to Boost Ratings by Nibor (28)
- The Best of Neither Seasons by Marsupial (29)
- The UEO Gazette by editor Deanna Tozopeus, staff A. Marsupial, Nibor and Sue Tomashouse ("What would happen if the seaQuest had a newsletter.") (37)
- Portside by Sarah E Heim ("A story of star-crossed lovers in a musical setting.") (48)
Issue 2
Tales of the Back Nine 2 was published in 1996 and contains 32 pages.
- Painted Santa, by Sue Thomas (Dagwood learns the true meaning of Christmas.)
- The 12 Days of SeaQuest, by Diane Kachmar
- Twinkling Little Lights, by Inga (Christmas through Darwin's eyes.)
- As God is My Witness, I Thought Turkeys Could Fly, by Mary Martha Berry (A sour deal, a live turkey and the Captain's Thanksgiving Dinner. Title is from the WKRP episode, and helped inspire the story.)
- How Hudson Stole Christmas by Karal Black (If you love Dr Suess, you'll adore this.)
Issue 3
Tales of the Back Nine 3.
- unknown content