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Two Songs
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| Title: | Two Songs |
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| Author(s): | Ann R. Brown |
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| Illustrator(s): | Colby Pfeil |
| Date(s): | September 1993 |
| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast (TV) |
| Language: | English |
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Two Songs is a 49-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Ann R. Brown. It has hand stamped calligraphic lettering, some unnumbered art. Art Information:The two illustrations, both in color, are by Colby Pfeil.
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This unusual zine is a story of V/C before they met one another. Vaguely dissatisfied C, just moving into her high-rise apartment, discusses romantic prospects with cynical, wise-cracking Jenny (If you can't find Mr. Right, settle for Mr. Right Away). Lonely V visits Mr. Smyth's bookshop, having finally accumulated enough cash to purchase a treasured volume of Rilke's poems Smyth regretfully admits to just having sold, that day, to a deserving woman (C). V admires an unfinished painting in the rear of the shop, finding in the still-faceless embracing figures some spark that reignites his romantic longings, which he'd been almost prepared to give up. Each of the sections is accompanied by a pertinent song of the time. It's a pleasant story Brown describes as “a 'parallel lives' prequel.” This zine is bound on the short side of the page, and each letter has been hand-stamped. The two illustrations, both in color, are by Colby Pfeil. [1]