Understanding (Sentinel zine)

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Zine
Title: Understanding
Publisher: Whatever You Do, Don't Press, then Agent With Style
Editor:
Author(s): Saraid
Cover Artist(s): TACS
Illustrator(s):
Date(s): October 1997
Medium: print
Size:
Genre:
Fandom: The Sentinel, Millennium
Language: English
External Links: Understanding online here
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cover by TACS
sample interior page

Understanding is a 236-page slash Sentinel and Millennium novel by Saraid. It contains no art.

It was net-published as a series of four stories. While the Millennium character Frank Black appears, this zine is primarily TS.

From the print zine's forward by the author: "hey, i am way excited here. my first zine. after nearly fifteen years of avoiding fandom, I've been sucked in and I love it."

Summary

From a distributor, Agent With Style: "Watch Jim and Blair discover their love for each other and see how it grows, even when faced by predjudice and hate at the police station. In this novel comprised of five stories which have previously been net-published, each man must decide for himself whether this loving relationship is worth being mocked, torn down, hated and abused--or whether their love is the very thing that will see them through it."

Contents

  • Understand Me (net published April 1997), this was Saraid's first Sentinel slash story (1)
  • This Flight Tonight (net published July 1997) (57)
  • I Alone (net published August 1997) (105)
  • First Vacation (net published August 1997) (172)
  • A Wonderful Thing (186) (new to the zine?)

Reactions and Reviews

This is a wonderful first-time story. Saraid was one of my first introductions into the world of TS slash, and she has remained one of my favorite authors. She writes a clean, well thought out story. Great Blair owies. Lots of comfort! She writes a great in-character Jim and Blair. Though previously net published, this series of stories was revised and re-edited for the 'zine. [1]

my first TS...what can I say, I'm sentimental. I love Jim and Blair on Oprah!.[2]

References

  1. ^ Destinies Entwined, accessed 3.21.2011
  2. ^ comment at Virgule-L, quoted anonymously (June 6, 2003)