Tim'rous Beastie
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| Zine | |
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| Title: | Tim'rous Beastie |
| Publisher: | MacWombat Press |
| Editor(s): | by Linda Mooney & Lucy Green |
| Date(s): | April 1991 |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast |
| Language: | English |
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Tim'rous Beastie is a gen 60-page Beauty and the Beast anthology of stories about Mouse. It was edited by by Linda Mooney & Lucy Green. Art by Lynette Combs, Cheryl Duval, Lukas Effinger, P.S. Nim, Barbara Gipson, Pam Tuck, Phyllis Berwick, Kristy Effinger, and Sue Glasgow. This zine has a color photo cover.
Contents
- Copycat by Margaret Davis ("Vincent discovers that his small shadow has also become a mirror.") (7)
- Fixit by Lucy Green ("A big blue box? Tardis? WHAT?") (13)
- Small Friends by Linda Mooney ("It appears the Tunnel dwellers have some unexpected and unsuspected neighbors.") (18)
- The Magical Mouse by Beth Druhan (another Mouse origin story) (21)
- Centerfold by PS Nim (30)
- And Thus It Will Go On by Roxanne Koogler. ("A possibility about Mouse's origin.") (32)
- Spare Change by Kay Simon ("How Mouse and Cullen resolved their relationship after 'Fever'.") (38)
- Babes In the Wood by Lucy Green ("Jamie and Mouse are stuck with babysitting for Vincent.") (43)
- For She Loved Much by Linda Mooney ("Catherine feels deeply guilty after failing to prevent Mouse from being injured on a treasure hunt.") (48)
- A Mouse and His Dog by Sharon Wells ("A younger Mouse has an adventure with his dog Merlin.") (54)
Reactions and Reviews
Mouse stories, some Classic, some featuring Diana (without romance). Never before has such a small digest zine packed such a giant wallop of talent. A gem, with treasure on each page. “Fixit” by Lucy Green has Mouse repairing Dr. Who's tardis; Beth Druhan's “The Magical Mouse” is a charming Mouse-origin story. Another is Roxanne Koogler's “And Thus It Will Go On....”: magical, sweet, and quite plausible. P.S. Nim's cartoon “Separated at Birth” has to be seen to be believed: one of the better fannish “in” jokes. In “Spare Change,” Kay Simon shows how Mouse and Cullen resolved their relationship after “Fever.” “Babes in the Wood” by Lucy Green deals with baby-sitting; Linda Mooney's “For She Loved Much” deals with C's tentative relationship with the world Below. And Sharon Wells' “A Mouse and His Dog” tops things off satisfactorily. Art by Lynette Combs, Cheryl Duval, Lukas & Kristy Effinger, Barb Gipson, Pam Tuck, Phyllis Berwick, Sue Glasgow. And this is a digest zine! Well worth owning and keeping even at twice the price. [1]