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| − | + | '''''Easter Wine''''' was a 52-page [[fanthology]] edited by [[Claire Brialey]] and [[Mark Plummer]] for the Eastercon [[Seacon03]] in 2003. Copies were distributed to all members of the convention. | |
| − | + | The scope was [[fanwriting]] or [[fanart]] by people who had been [[Eastercon]] [[Guests of Honour]], both [[professional]] and [[fan]]. One piece, by [[Ian Watson]], was original to the collection. | |
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| + | <tab head=top> | ||
| + | Author || Title || Source | ||
| + | [[Dave Hicks]]|| Cover | ||
| + | [[Mark Plummer]]|| 'How We Arrive at Easterwine' ||Editorial | ||
| + | [[Ken Slater]]|| 'A Military Approach' ||''Frontier Crossings'' ([[1987 Worldcon]] Souvenir Book) | ||
| + | [[Ethel Lindsay]]|| 'Natterings' ||''[[Scottishe]]'' #73 and 79 | ||
| + | [[Peter Weston]]|| 'Slice of Life' ||''[[Maya]]'' #8 | ||
| + | [[Peter Roberts]]|| 'Meanwhile, Back in the Golden Age' ||''[[True Rat]]'' #8 | ||
| + | [[Robert Silverberg]]|| 'The Wrong Slant?' ||''[[Spaceship]]'' #22 | ||
| + | [[Leroy Kettle]]|| 'An Interview with [[Thomas M. Disch]]' ||''[[Parker's Patch]]'' #3, ''[[Mota]]'' #21 | ||
| + | [[Graham Charnock]]|| 'Snakehip's Dream' ||''[[Stop Breaking Down]]'' #4 | ||
| + | [[Jim Barker]]|| '[[Phil Foglio]] Doesn't Exist' ||''[[Drilkjis]]'' #6 | ||
| + | [[Dave Langford]]|| 'Thirteen Things You Hadn't Thought To Believe In' ||''[[Empties]]'' #13 | ||
| + | [[Ian Watson]]|| 'A Tale of Two Fandoms' ||original to this collection | ||
| + | [[Avedon Carol]]|| 'Clues' ||''[[Blatant]]'' #16 | ||
| + | [[James White]]|| 'Preliminary Report' ||''[[Götterdämmerung]]'' #6 and ''[[Idea]]'' #9 | ||
| + | [[Christopher Priest]]|| 'Condom' ||''[[Seamonsters]]'' #1 | ||
| + | [[Greg Benford]]|| 'Stochasticities' ||''[[Mainstream]]'' #8 | ||
| + | [[Linda Krawecke]]|| 'Dhuty Now for the Fhuture' ||''[[Six Shooter]]'' | ||
| + | [[John Jarrold]]|| 'Never Say Never Again' ||''[[Empties]]'' #7 | ||
| + | [[Pete Lyon]]|| Cover, ''Tiger Tea'' ||''[[Tiger Tea]]'' #2 | ||
| + | [[Greg Pickersgill]]|| 'Think I'm Going Back' ||''[[Stop Breaking Down]]'' #5 | ||
| + | [[Rob Hansen]]|| Covers, ''Tappen'' ||''[[Tappen]]'' #1, 2 and 3 | ||
| + | [[Pam Wells]]|| 'Fansecs Fantasies' ||''[[Six Shooter]]'' | ||
| + | [[Roger Robinson]]|| 'Advanced Navel-Gazing for Beginners' ||''[[Attitude]]'' #4 | ||
| + | [[Colin Greenland]]|| 'How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Science Fiction' ||''A Mexicon Decade'' [[Mexicon-6-the-party|(Mexicon 6 The Party]] Programme Book) | ||
| + | [[Paul Kincaid]]|| 'When Our Toys Were Taken Away: Science Fiction In The 21st Century' ||''[[Steam Engine Time]]'' #1 | ||
| + | [[Maureen Kincaid Speller]]|| 'Being Oliver Postgate' ||''[[Blue Stocking Desperado]]'' #5 | ||
| + | [[Martin Tudor]]|| 'Hell Hole' ||''[[Have Bag, Will Travel]]'' | ||
| + | [[Chris Evans]]|| 'The Science Fiction of Margaret Thatcher' ||''[[Prevert]]'' #13 | ||
| + | [[Mary Gentle]]|| 'The Horror of the Regency ' ||''[[Green Shadows and Sunlight]]'' | ||
| + | [[Chris Baker|Chris Baker ('Fangorn')]]|| Covers, Progress Reports for Novacon 17 ||''[[Novacon 17]] Progress Reports #1, 2 and 3 | ||
| + | [[Claire Brialey]]|| 'Afterword' ||editorial | ||
| + | </tab> | ||
{{publication | year=2003}} | {{publication | year=2003}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:24, 18 February 2024
Easter Wine was a 52-page fanthology edited by Claire Brialey and Mark Plummer for the Eastercon Seacon03 in 2003. Copies were distributed to all members of the convention.
The scope was fanwriting or fanart by people who had been Eastercon Guests of Honour, both professional and fan. One piece, by Ian Watson, was original to the collection.
| Author | Title | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Dave Hicks | Cover | |
| Mark Plummer | 'How We Arrive at Easterwine' | Editorial |
| Ken Slater | 'A Military Approach' | Frontier Crossings (1987 Worldcon Souvenir Book) |
| Ethel Lindsay | 'Natterings' | Scottishe #73 and 79 |
| Peter Weston | 'Slice of Life' | Maya #8 |
| Peter Roberts | 'Meanwhile, Back in the Golden Age' | True Rat #8 |
| Robert Silverberg | 'The Wrong Slant?' | Spaceship #22 |
| Leroy Kettle | 'An Interview with Thomas M. Disch' | Parker's Patch #3, Mota #21 |
| Graham Charnock | 'Snakehip's Dream' | Stop Breaking Down #4 |
| Jim Barker | 'Phil Foglio Doesn't Exist' | Drilkjis #6 |
| Dave Langford | 'Thirteen Things You Hadn't Thought To Believe In' | Empties #13 |
| Ian Watson | 'A Tale of Two Fandoms' | original to this collection |
| Avedon Carol | 'Clues' | Blatant #16 |
| James White | 'Preliminary Report' | Götterdämmerung #6 and Idea #9 |
| Christopher Priest | 'Condom' | Seamonsters #1 |
| Greg Benford | 'Stochasticities' | Mainstream #8 |
| Linda Krawecke | 'Dhuty Now for the Fhuture' | Six Shooter |
| John Jarrold | 'Never Say Never Again' | Empties #7 |
| Pete Lyon | Cover, Tiger Tea | Tiger Tea #2 |
| Greg Pickersgill | 'Think I'm Going Back' | Stop Breaking Down #5 |
| Rob Hansen | Covers, Tappen | Tappen #1, 2 and 3 |
| Pam Wells | 'Fansecs Fantasies' | Six Shooter |
| Roger Robinson | 'Advanced Navel-Gazing for Beginners' | Attitude #4 |
| Colin Greenland | 'How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Science Fiction' | A Mexicon Decade (Mexicon 6 The Party Programme Book) |
| Paul Kincaid | 'When Our Toys Were Taken Away: Science Fiction In The 21st Century' | Steam Engine Time #1 |
| Maureen Kincaid Speller | 'Being Oliver Postgate' | Blue Stocking Desperado #5 |
| Martin Tudor | 'Hell Hole' | Have Bag, Will Travel |
| Chris Evans | 'The Science Fiction of Margaret Thatcher' | Prevert #13 |
| Mary Gentle | 'The Horror of the Regency ' | Green Shadows and Sunlight |
| Chris Baker ('Fangorn') | Covers, Progress Reports for Novacon 17 | Novacon 17 Progress Reports #1, 2 and 3 |
| Claire Brialey | 'Afterword' | editorial |
| Publication | 2003 |
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