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| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Up Against the Wall |
| Publisher: | Noel Silva |
| Editor(s): | |
| Date(s): | 1989 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Size: | 70 pages |
| Genre: | slash |
| Fandom: | The Professionals |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Up Against the Wall is a slash 70-page Professionals anthology.
The zine has several uncredited black and white illustrations.
The Series
The Theme Zines: (The Theme Zines are also collected in two Pros Theme Zine anthologies.)
- Across the Table (May 1991?)
- Coming from Behind (1992)
- In the Lift (October 1991?)
- Open All Night
- Over the Edge
- Right Down to the Belt!! (1990)
- Slippery When Wet (May 1993)
- Under the Tree (1992)
- Up Against the Wall (1989)
About
...it is not true that only trib copies were printed. Fifty copies were printed and forty were passed out at Zebracon 9 to friends of the contributors. Ten were sold and the money donated to the Pediatric Aids Foundation. Since the zine was deliberately produced to be given away, fifty was the most that the editor could afford to print. It was her way of returning something to fandom, the same reason all of us agreed to write a story for the zine. I have gotten a lot of friendship and enjoyment from Pros, and since Noel had this interesting theme, putting together a zine with the stories was a good way to do our part... I enjoy getting zines, and I do buy most Pros zines. It is nice to read a story that has been edited and has fewer typos than the library stories tend to, and the artwork is great. However, one of the greatest things about Pros fandom is that people can get stories without doing anything but asking. You only have to pay copy costs and you get lots and lots of stories. Sure I bitch about missing lines, bad grammar, typos, etc. but this writing is from my family and I love them, mistakes and all. Same goes for a free zine. Anyway, I hope I've made my point and that all the misconceptions are cleared up because I'm also giving everyone a warning! From the folks who brought you "Up Against the Wall," "Right Down to the Belt". This will again be a VERY small print run (actually xerox not print). It will again be FREE. And at least one copy will be given to the library. It should be available by the end of this year, 1990. So keep your eyes open for the library listings. Or talk to people at cons. Someone is likely to have a copy. [1]
Contents
- Farewell, Miami Vice (poem) by Meg Lewtan (2)
- Against the Wall by GC (4)
- Fulfillment by Diva (8)
- Danger by Lily Fulford (12)
- Consequences of the Job by Kris Brown (14)
- Stone Wall of Three Hundred Lovers by MCK (17)
- Quiet Efforts by Shoshanna (24)
- White Swallow by Mozart (28)
- Kink by Courtney Grey (an alternate retelling of Night Moves by the same author) (33)
- Any Port in a Storm by Too Loose (41)
- Fly on the Wall by Lezlie Shell (45)
- Cocktale by Gavin Blue (64)
- Gay Paree by Randi O. Toad (69)
Gallery
interior art
interior art
interior art
Reactions and Reviews
See reactions and reviews for Quiet Efforts.
References
- ^ from Cold Fish and Stale Chips #6 (1990)