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Twenty-One
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Twenty-One, also 21 |
| Publisher: | K. Morgan (the zine points out that this is a pseud) |
| Editor(s): | S. Griffin |
| Date(s): | July 1989 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | print zine |
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| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Professionals |
| Language: | English |
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Twenty-One is a slash 88-page Professionals anthology by K. Morgan.
It contains one crossover with Star Trek: TOS.
"This is an adult B/D zine dealing with same-sex relationships and will not knowingly be sold to anyone under the age of eighteen."
Author's Notes
From the zine:
Eochaidh Oll-athair, 'All-father' is one of the gods of Ireland. He carried a club as a protector and owned a magic cauldron as a provider: had an inordinate appetite for food and sex. Also known as In Dagda, 'the Good God' a title rather than a name, and is not, despite the ancestor-deity suggestion, portrayed as the father of the gods. He was the leader of the Tuatha De Danann.
Contents
- When the Nights Turn Cold by K. Morgan (1)
- Survivors by K. Morgan (12)
- No Action by K. Morgan (35)
- Respite by K. Morgan (35)
- 48 Hours by K. Morgan (36)
- The Karmic Eaters by K. Morgan ("Karmic Eaters has been adapted from an unpublished novella by the same author.") (48)
- The Breath of Eochaidh Oll-athair by K. Morgan (crossover with Star Trek: The Original Series, while the Enterprise orbits Earth in order to collect medical supplies, two men suddenly appear in the transporter room...from the 20th century.) (55)