Know Not the Heart
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| Zine | |
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| Title: | Know Not the Heart |
| Publisher: | MacWombat Press |
| Editor(s): | Linda Mooney |
| Date(s): | 1994 |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast (TV) |
| Language: | English |
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Know Not the Heart is a het 76-page Beauty and the Beast anthology. Art Information: Barbara Gipson, Phyllis Berwick, Sandy Chandler Shelton and Pam Tuck.
Series
- Eternity in an Hour (1990)
- Circle of Light (1992)
- Know Not the Heart (1994)
Contents
- Vows and Promise by Roxanne Shearer Koogler
- Uh-Oh by Linda Mooney
- Ring in the New by Lucy Green
- Petals by Linda Mooney
- Compromising Positions by Lucy Green
- Certainty Enough by Lucy Green
- All Hallows' Eve by Lucy Green (Winner Best Humorous Short Story, TunnelCon III, 1994)
- Blessed Among Women by Lucy Green
- The Top Ten Reasons by Linda Mooney
Reactions and Reviews
A sequel to Circle of Light, this pleasant souffle of a zine is set in fourth season. Most of the fiction is by Lucy Green; two stories are by Linda Mooney; Roxanne Shearer Koogler leads off with "Vows and Promises," recounting Joe's determination to find out what happened to C's child, obstructed by Diana. Mooney's "Uh-Oh" is a two-part vignette about the troubles set off by Jacob's teething. Green's brief "Ring in the New" tells of quietly bedded lovers V/D's reflections on her first New Year Below. Mooney's vignette "Petals" shows that colors have a special meaning to Jacob...and to D/V. Green's "Compromising Positions" reintroduces tunnel librarian Lizzie Borden, the custodian of (among other things) books on eroticaÞspecifically, the graphically illustrated Kama Sutra, which D/V find fascinating and Father is reluctant to acknowledge. Lizzie is also instrumental, in Green's "Certainty Enough," in empath/telepath D deals with the decidedly mixed emotions with which some other tunnel residents regard her.Green's "All Hallow's Eve" recounts that memorable holiday as celebrated Below, complete with messy pumpkin cutting as performed by D, with an amused V looking on, and a surprise birthday party that has an even more surprising conclusion. Green's "Blessed Among Women" concludes the zine with D/V becoming parents.
Overall, insightful and quite a lot of fun, carried off with a light hand and a deft touch.[1]