On the Edge 1

Mini Review By TM

On the Edge 1 is an old multimedia adult zine that I found in a used box at MWC. It has some B7 content, including an A/V story that is quite good, a BUART that I liked very much, an A/Servalan story and a Jenna/Cally poem. Other fandoms in this zine include Beauty and the Beast, ST:TNG, original Trek, Knight Rider, Quantum Leap, Thelma and Louise, the Equalizer, and The Professionals. It's a nice fat zine with quite a bit for everyone. Those who like het and f/f might find this zine a good buy; there's plenty of those kinds of stories in the other fandoms in this zine.

"Alien Eyes," by Khylara is rather sweet, and it's nice to see some rare J/C stuff.

"Jealousy Games," by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane deals with what Vila was doing on Space City besides getting drunk. He and his lover Avon have quarrelled, so Vila looks for what he needs elsewhere, with some unexpected consequences. A/V isn't quite my cup of tea, but I liked this story.

"Nocturne," also by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, is a short, hot PWP featuring Avon and Servalan and set during "Aftermath."

In "Tarrant," by Janet Cruickshank, my favorite pilot finds himself imprisoned and at the mercy of the institution's meanest convict, until one day he's called to the warden's office where rescue awaits. Needless to say, this was my favorite story in the zine.

Contents

ON THE EDGE #1 (mm adult and slash)
Editor: Nina Boal
Publisher: OTP Press
Distributor: ?
Date: 1993
Format: letter size, 217 pp., blue cardboard covers, black comb binding

B7 contents:
Fiction:
Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, "Jealousy Games" (S2, Shadow; A/V,V/ocm)
Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, "Nocturne" (S3, Aftermath, A/Se)
Janet R. Cruickshank, "Tarrant" (S5; Ta/ocm, Ta-V)

Poetry:
Khylara, "Alien Eyes" (S1?; J/C)

Art:
Cat p. 75 illo for "Jealousy Games"
p. 77 V, ocm illo for "Jealousy Games"
Baravan p.174 Ta illo for "Tarrant"
Janet R. Cruickshank p 180 V

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