Potpourri (Harry & Johnny zine)
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| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Potpourri |
| Publisher: | |
| Editor(s): | Ruth Kurz |
| Date(s): | not dated, but likely 1982 (sometime after July) as per some clues in the zine |
| Series?: | yes, all of the H/J zines are |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | slash |
| Fandom: | Harry and Johnny |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Potpourri is a slash 58-page Harry and Johnny anthology by various authors.
From the Zine
This supplement is a compilation of stories, poems, artwork, cards, and jokes from readers inspired by the H/J series. There is one exception. The first vignette, "Spring Afternoon," by Billie Fowler was the inspiration for the H/J series. Like all Billie's stories it was written for herself alone. She never intended any of her fantasies and "what ifs" to be published, and only showed them to friends who asked for them. I asked her to share with you the the one which introduced me to the possibility of a loving relationship between Harry and Johnny, thus inspiring MAGNUM FORCE: DAVIS. Thank you, Billie.
Contents
- Spring Afternoon by Billie Fowler (1)
- a reprint of a satirical article by Stewart Lebrea called "The Care and Feeding of Lovers" from a gay publication (unnumbered page)
- That Infernal Device by Eileen Roy (11)
- A Matter of Taste, poem by Lyndy (16)
- Limerick, poem by Elaine (16)
- More Limericks, poems by Thalia Pums (17)
- Johnny Gets His, or Harry's Not That Far Behind by Lyndy (20)
- Damn the Kid, Anyway (or, Poor Hairy) by Ima Fool (22)
- The Graduate by Ruth Kurz (28)
- Portrait of Harry by Tracey Heather (34)
- Centerfold by Lynn Morris (35)
- Heaven on Earth, poem by Lynn Morris (35)
- Golden Dreams by Tracey Heather (41)
- Nightmare 2 A.M., poem by Jean Chabot (42)
- Monologue 3 A. M., poem by Jean Chabot (43)
- Feel Lucky Today?, poem by Barbara Staton (44)
- Waking Up With Johnny by Jean Chabot (45)
- Nightmare, poem by Barbara Staton (48)
- Games by Jackie Wagner (48)
- Stay With Me, poem by Jackie Wagner (52)
- Blue Boy, poem by Pat Massie (53)
- Now and Always, poem by Pat Massie (53)
- various song lyrics, cards, ads, oddments interspersed throughout
