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Heyla, Misty fans!

This month we continue series of interviews with the editors of the various Queen's Own fanzines and newsletters. The third editor we would like you to meet is Laura Cameron of the Pacific Northwest Collegium's Collegium Chronicles. (You'll find submission information below in the Fanzine section of this newsletter.)

Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn and Healer Adept Moonstar

1. When did you join Queen's Own?

   "Unofficially," around 8 years ago. Er . . . Umm . . . I'm now in the process of "officially" joining. Really.

2. What got you hooked on Misty's books?

   I picked up Arrow's Flight in the library because I'm a sucker for good cover art, and went out and bought the whole series because I'm also a sucker for a good story. I enjoy Misty's stories because she's not afraid to spotlight alternative lifestyles and beliefs and treat them as commonplace. Her use of strong female protagonists in many of her books--especially Diana Tregarde, Tarma and Kerowyn--kept me reading and wishing that I could meet these women in person!

3. What else do you read?

   Everything I can get my hands on--mostly fantasy and science fiction. Cross-genre works are my absolute favorite. I also read indie comics like A Distant Soil by Colleen Doran, The Desert Peach and Stintz by Donna Barr, Strangers in Paradise by Terry Moore and Bone by Jeff Smith. After the demise of The Sandman, mainstream just doesn't cut it for me anymore. Non-fiction such as History, Arts & Crafts, Mythology, etc.

4. What types of music do you listen to?

   Depends on my current mood: Loreena McKennitt, Dead Can Dance, Classical, Nine Inch Nails, Various Soundtracks, Ethnic/World, Bluegrass, Folk, "New Age"--the occasional attack of 80's nostalgia--In other words, I have a wide range and eclectic taste.

5. What was the first con you went to?

   Not counting the occasional Star Trek convention, the first con that had any fantasy leanings was the DreamCon-I-don't-remember-the-number) in Everett, WA where Misty was GoH. This is where I picked up a brochure about Pacific Northwest Collegium and learned about QO. The rest, they say, is history . . .

6. What do you like the best about Queen's Own?

   QO is a great opportunity to meet people of like mind who have a love of fantasy in general and of Misty's work in particular. Plus, it's a chance to meet and connect with people throughout the USA--and beyond.

7. Why did you choose to the editor of a Queen's Own fanzine/newsletter?

   PNWC was about to end after a lengthy six year run. I had the means and access to a computer, plus I had background in editing and a direction of where I wanted The Collegium Chronicles to go. Initially, I wanted to focus more on stories and art. So far (knock on wood), I've been lucky to have such a solid core base of talented folks to draw from.

8. What does putting out an issue of your fanzine/newsletter involve?

   Lots of blood--paper cuts and fingernail chewing; sweat--when I'm way behind on publication dates or am fighting for computer time with the rest of the family; tears--when the computer crashes before I have a chance to print out a master copy--or find a really dumb mistake after I've printed a whole run.

   Seriously, the amount of time I spend on the newsletter sometimes comes in conflict with other aspects of my life. One sometimes cancels the other out.

9. What do you like to see in the way of story and/or art submissions to your fanzine/newsletter?

   Ideally? Good stories that I don't have to spend the time deciphering or correcting grammar. While they don't have to be set in Velgarth, persona stories (with the appropriate release forms) are welcome. Preferably, the authors would be contacted online so I can correspond with any questions. E-mailed submissions are strongly encouraged. Makes it easier for me to save to a disk and cut-and-paste later! As for artwork, fellow member Herald Alora and I supply the pictures. However, I would like to see fresh talent, and am always eager when someone is interested in submitting graphics or something new. As usual, black and white pictures are best.

10. What other projects besides Queen's Own occupy your time?

    I'm an artist by calling, and have started to participate in Con Art Shows mainly in the Seattle and Portland area. Costuming is also fun, especially at Cons where you can be as creative and weird looking as you like! My writing, alas, has taken the creative back burner for the time being, but I continually explore new ideas through my art. Just recently, I bought a previously-owned wire-strung Celtic harp and am in the process of taking lessons. It's one of the things I've always wanted to do and didn't want to keep putting off forever. It's harder than it looks--talk about my right had not knowing what my left hand is doing! Even so, I'm right proud to be carrying on an ancient and honorable tradition.

Ren Faires:

Here are the faires we know about that are happening in October. Faires are indexed alphabetically by state. Have any information about any other Ren Faires in your area? Send it to us at Legend@malcor.com

Alabama

ALABAMA RENAISSANCE FAIRE. Fax: 256-768-3005. E-mail: bwarren@fcs.k12.al.us. Website: http://www.geocities.com/alabamarenfaire. Address: PO Box 431, Florence, AL 35631-0431. Dates: 10/28/00 - 10/29/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

California

FOLSOM TOURNAMENT & RENAISSANCE FAYRE. Contact: Sandy Hilton, 916-355-7285. Address: 50 Natoma St., Folsom, CA 95630. Dates: 10/28/00 - 10/29/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

HANFORD CA, RENAISSANCE OF KINGS CULTURAL ARTS FAIRE. Fax: 559-582-1152. E-mail: info@RenOfKings.org. Website: http://www.RenOfKings.org. Address: Hanford, CA City Rec. Dept., Attn: D Terrell, 315 N Douty St., Hanford, CA 93230-3951. Site Address: Civic Auditorium Park, 400 North Douty Street, Hanford, CA 93230-3909. Dates: 9/30/00 - 10/01/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM.

RENAISSANCE PLEASURE FAIRE OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Fax: 707-453-0273. Website: http://www.renfair.com. Address: P.O. Box 7110, Nut Tree, CA 95696. Site Address: 1621 East Monte Vista Avenue, Vacaville, CA 95688. Dates: 9/02/00 - 10/15/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

SAINT PAUL NEWMAN CENTER RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 559-436-3430. E-mail: om@csufnewman.com. Website: http://www.csufnewman.com. Address: St Paul Newman Center, 1572 E. Barstow Ave., Fresno, CA 93710. Site Address: 1572 E. Barstow, Fresno, CA 93710-6503. Dates: 10/28/00 - 10/29/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM.

Florida

MEDIEVAL FAIR OF CAPE CORAL. Fax: 941-458-3852. E-mail: elitetrades@cs.com. Address:1013 S.E. 9TH Terrace, Cape Coral, FL 33990. Dates: 10/06/00 - 10/08/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Illinois

OLDE ENGLISH FAIRE. Fax: 815-732-7325. Website: http://www.essex1.com/people/strnghld. Address: PO Box 199, Oregon, IL 61061. Site Address: 1922 Illinois Rt 2 N, Oregon, IL 61061. Dates: 10/7/00 - 10/8/00. Open/Close: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

Indiana

PERRY COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL RENNAISANCE FAIRE. E-mail: mikegibson58@yahoo.com. Address: 48 Luzern Lane, Tell City, IN 47586. Dates: 10/28/00 - 10/29/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Iowa

WYBREG VILLAGE RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL (FALL). E-mail: brock@renfound.org. Website: http://www.renfound.org. Address: PO Box 40, Bonaparte, IA 52620. Dates: 10/7/00 - 10/22/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Kansas

GREAT PLAINS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 520-447-2156. E-mail: info@eaglesrealm.8k.com. Website: http://www.eaglesrealm.8k.com. Address: P.O. Box 16326, Wichita, KS 67216. Site Address: Wiedemann Park, 1229 E. 85th St. N., Wichita, KS 67277. Dates: 9/30/00 - 10/01/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Maryland

MARYLAND RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 410-573-1508. E-mail: rennfest@erols.com. Website: http://www.rennfest.com. Address: PO Box 315, Crownsville, MD 21032-0315. Dates: 8/26/00 - 10/22/00. Open/Close: 10:30 AM - 7:00 PM.

Massachusetts

KING RICHARDS FAIRE. Fax: 612-238-9916. E-mail: info@kingrichardsfaire.net. Website: http://www.kingrichardsfaire.net. Address: P.O. Box 419, Route 58, Carver, MA 02330. Site Address: 235 S. Main St, Route 58, Carver, MA 02330. Dates: 9/02/00 - 10/22/00. Open/Close: 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM.

Nevada

AGE OF CHIVALRY RENAISSANCE AND CELTIC FESTIVAL. Fax: 702-455-8119. E-mail: fim@co.clark.nv.us. Address: 2601 E. Sunset Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89120. Dates: 10/13/00 - 10/15/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM.

North Carolina

CAROLINA RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 704-896-5533. E-mail: carolinarenfest@royalfaires.com. Website: http://www.royalfaires.com. Address: P.O. Box 165, Davidson, NC 28036-0165. Site Address: 16445 Poplar Tent Rd., Huntersville, NC 28078-4620. Dates: 9/30/00 - 11/12/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM.

Ohio

OHIO RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 513-897-7003. E-mail: info@renfestival.com. Website: http://www.renfestival.com. Address: PO Box 68, Harveysburg, OH 45032-0068. Site Address: 317 Brimstone Rd., Wilmington, OH 45177-8531. Dates: 8/26/00 - 10/15/00. Open/Close: 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM.

Oklahoma

CAERLEON MEDIEVAL FAIRE. E-mail: caerleonfaire@mail.com. Website: http://members.dencity.com/caerleonfair. Address: 1112 SW 77th Terrace, Oklahoma City, OK 73139. Dates: 10/20/01 - 11/04/01. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

KING ARTHUR FAIRE. E-mail: wnp@brightok.net. Website: http://www.kingarthurfaire.com. Address: P.O. Box 311, Davenport, OK 74026. Site Address: 4802 N. Graham Road, Stroud, OK 74079. Dates: 10/13/00 - 10/23/00. Open/Close: 10:30 AM - 6:00 PM.

Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA RENAISSANCE FAIRE. Fax: 717-664-3466. E-mail: royalspk@parenaissancefaire.com. Website: http://www.parenfaire.com. Address PO Box 685, Cornwall, PA 17016-0685. Site Address: 83 Mansion House Road, Cornwall, PA 17016. Dates: 8/18/00 - 10/15/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM - 6:30 PM.

Tennessee

DRACHENBURG RENAISSANCE FAIRE. E-mail: drachenburg@netzero.net. Website: http://drachenburg.homepage.com/. Address: 544 Nashville Pike, Suite #311, Gallatin, TN 37066. Dates: 10/07/00 - 10/29/00. Open/Close: 9:30 AM - 7:00 PM.

Texas

HAWKWOOD MEDIEVAL FANTASY FAIRE. Fax: 817-488-8182. E-mail: HawkwoodCEO@cs.com. Website: http://www.hawkwood.org. Address: PO Box 3222, Grapevine, TX 76099-3222. Site Address: RR 10, BOX 325, Roanoke, TX 76262-8558. Dates: 8/26/00 - 10/01/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM.

TEXAS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL. Fax: 936-894-2391. E-mail: info@texrenfest.com. Website: http://www.texrenfest.com. Address 21778 FM 1774, Plantersville, TX 77363. Dates: 9/30/00 - 11/12/00. Open/Close: 9:00 AM.

WEST TEXAS RENAISSANCE FAIRE. E-mail: renfaire@camalott.com. Website: http://camalott.com/~renfaire. Address: 2347 N 6th, Suite 8, Abilene, TX 79603. Site Address: Perini Ranch, FM 39W, Buffalo Gap, TX 79508. Dates: 10/06/00 - 10/15/00. Open/Close: 10:00 AM.

For additional Ren Faire information, visit the Renaissance Faire Homepage at http://www.renfaire.com/ and the Renaissance Magazine site at http://www.renaissancemagazine.com.

Conventions:

These are the upcoming cons we know about. (Living in California, that's what I usually get information on.) Have any information about conventions in your area? Send it to us at Legend@malcor.com.

New York

ALBACON 2000. E-mail: rothman@sff.net. Website: http://www.albacon.org/. Address: Albacon 2000, P.O. Box 2085, Albany, NY 12220-0085. Site Address: Ramada Inn, 450 Nott Street, Schenectady, NY. Dates: 10/6/00 - 10/8/00.

Virginia

GAYLAXICON 2000. Website: http://www.lambdasf.org/g2k/index.html. Address: Gaylaxicon 2000, PO Box 1862, Annandale, VA 22003-9862. Site Address: Arlington Hilton & Towers, 950 N. Stafford Street, Arlington, VA. Dates: 10/6/00 - 10/9/00.

Washington

INCON 2000. Website: http://incon.skywalk.com/. Site Address: Spokane Shilo Hotel, E 923 Third Avenue, Spokane, WA 99202-2215. Dates: 10/27/00 - 10/29/00.

Member News:

For definitions of our fannish jargon, read the 12-page booklet "Pros & Cons: An Introduction to Fandom" written by Elizabeth Barrette. Send $1.00 and a $0.34 stamp (or $1.00 and 2 IRCs) to Queen's Own, P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA, 92652. Make checks payable to "Linda Malcor" in US funds only.

Local chapters:

• Austral'a'in: Austral'a'in is a chapter of QO that has been running for more than five years now. Despite the name, which is a combination of Latin and Shin'a'in for "People of the South", we don't just have members south of the equator. Rather, anyone is welcome! Snail Mail: Austral'a'in, c/o Cassandra Vuksa, P.O. Box 1850, Woden ACT 2606 Australia. E-mail: garou@netspeed.com.au.

• Golden Grove: Membership is open to all. Send all questions to Golden Grove, c/o Theresa Young, 2573 Blue Heron Dr., Hudson, OH 44236. To query by e-mail, contact minna@adelphia.net. Visit our website at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/danyagg.htm for more information. (See ad below.)

• Pacific Northwest Collegium: Newsletter: Collegium Chronicles. $8 per year/$4 for a half-year, $2 per issue. Website: http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/danyacc.htm. General inquiries to: anjakiya@hotmail.com. (See ad below for more details.) Collegium Chronicles Back Issues: The Danya Winterborn Saga: 4 B&W issues: $4.00 each, 2 Full color issues: $6.00. Please allow 2-4 week delivery. PNWC Members: Yes, indeed, Vol.9 issue 4 WILL be out in late August/early September, with another issue immediately following. Mundane worldly issues have gobbled up my time and energies these past few months, making it impossible to devote to other projects. Never fear--PNWC and the Chronicles are still alive and kicking! Laura/Moonglade, editor.

Zines and Newsletters:

• Austral'a'in: Editor: Cassandra Vuksa, P.O. Box 1850, Woden, ACT 2606, Australia, E-mail: garou@netspeed.com.au. We print fiction (both fanfic on Velgarth and other fantasy stories), poetry, art, reviews, recipes, articles, personas, penpal ads and stacks more! Each issue is eight pages (four double-sided) and you get eight issues a year for the measly cost of $8 Australian (or 8 x 45 cent stamps) for Australians, or $12 Australian (or 15 IRCs) for people overseas. (If you can't get Australian funds or IRCs, e-mail me, because we might be able to negotiate some other form of payment, such as CDs that are unavailable in Australia!) The cost of membership covers postage and printing - we're a strictly not-for-profit group. If you are interested in more information, or have stories or other submissions that you would like to see published, contact me!

• Children of Velgarth: Editor: Kendra Renaud, P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA 92652. I publish new and old personae, even previously published persona if asked by members in this new, official QO zine. I will only accept what was sent in for your persona to Queen's Own to be recognized. Any fan fiction written later should be sent to one of the other zines who really need it to keep their zines going. This fanzine will be published periodically when it reaches 80 pages or so to keep costs at $5.00 payable in U.S. funds or 12 IRCs. Make checks payable to "Kendra Renaud". The fee covers the cost of printing and mailing; you may share (but not duplicate!) copies of the fanzine. Watch the Queen's Own newsletter for release dates. Issue one is now available! For the contents list and additional information, visit http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/qozine.htm.

• Collegium Chronicles: Editor: Laura Cameron, Pacific Northwest Collegium. E-mail: anjakiya@hotmail.com. The Venerable Pacific Northwest Collegium is looking for a few good writers and artists for its newsletter Collegium Chronicles. It would e preferable if folks had e-mail access. I am looking for stories that are primarily fantasy--QO persona requirements are acceptable, so long as they are in story format. Poetry, articles and essays also welcome. Come join us in what will be the final year of this nearly decade-long newsletter. $8 per year/$4 for a half-year, $2 per issue. Final issue will be June/July of 2001. Get your dues in early reap the full benefits! Great artwork (see our webpage at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/danyacc.htm) great stories, news of local events in the Pacific Northwest area. All are welcome. (P.S. If anyone is interested in taking over the Chronicles after next summer, let me know! I'd hate to see such a noble creature die out.)

• Dreamscape. Editor: Laura Cameron, Pacific Northwest Collegium. E-mail: anjakiya@hotmail.com. A 'zine totally devoted to fantasy art and artists is looking for submissions: black & white AND color. DREAMSCAPE will feature beautiful artwork, articles, Interviews with professional artists and other goodies pertaining to the fantasy art world. The frequency--and size of the 'zine depends on the amount of submissions and interest. The first issue will be out in the Spring of 2001! Approx. 20 pp., $10. Contributors get a $2 discount! If you have ideas, articles, artwork, and general inquiries, please send them to Laura Cameron at the above address (Please include a SASE when requesting information via snail mail.). Please stay tuned for more information!

• Golden Grove: Editor: Theresa Young. E-mail: minna@adelphia.net. A subscription to the newsletter is $4 US or twelve stamps per year. Foreign subscriptions are nine IRCs a year. Send your subscription requests and all questions to Golden Grove, c/o Theresea Young, 2573 Blue Heron Dr., Hudson, OH 44236. Visit our website at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/danyagg.htm for more information.

• Herald's Companion: Editor: Karen Bertke, 5694 Scarborough Dr., Cincinnati, OH 45238, E-mail: krbertke@bertke.com.

Other Fandoms:

• Lois Bujold: Lois Bujold can be reached at lois@dendarii.com. "The Bujold Nexus" is at http://www.dendarii.com. You can receive information about their newsletter, the "Dendarii Dispatch" by contacting Lyn Belzer, Editor, 25-16 18th St., #2 Long Island City, NY 11102.

• Marion Zimmer Bradley: Marion Zimmer Bradley's FANTASY Magazine. is being discontinued. Please contact us if you have any additional information about the future of her fandom.

• CrossGen Comics: Exciting New Fantasy Comic Books. Follow Prince Ethan's adventures the third Wednesday of each month as he gains the powerful sigil and accidentally puts his world on the brink of war. Meridian, on sale the fourth Wednesday of each month, is the fantastic saga of a teenage girl and her plight to save her floating island home. Go to http://www.crossgen.com, or call 1-888-COMICBOOK for details on a retail location near you.

• Tanya Huff: Nine Above! is a list for fans of author Tanya Huff. This list provides announcements about Tanya's latest work, publication dates, and personal appearances. NA! also provides a forum for Tanya's fans to communicate with each other, and will have discussion as well as announcements. Lurking is fine, but participation is encouraged. When you join, we'd love for you to send a "hello" to the group at large, telling us who you are! To start sending messages to members of this group, simply send email to nineabove@egroups.com.

• L.A. Malcor: Dragonlords of Dumnonia: L.A. Malcor, http://www.dragonlordsnet.com, Legend@malcor.com.

• Anne McCaffrey/Pern: The Third Pass Weyrs. Contact Weyrwoman Second Naerah at Nyco@aol.com or visit the website at http://www.3rdpass.com/ for more information.

• Adrian Paul of Highlander: Peace, APFC P.O. Box 4593, North Hollywood, CA 91617 or Peace, APFC P.O. Box 519, Broley, Kent, BR29WX, England.

• Michae Praed: Michael Praed Network Newsletter, c/o Kate Raymond, P.O. Box 516, Midlotioan, IL 60445.

• Melanie Rawn: Pandemonium - The official Melanie Rawn club invites you to join their ranks. SASE for more information: Irena Pereira, P.O. Box 18A146 , Los Angeles, CA 90018.

• Doctor Who and other Media: The Prydonians of Prynceton, P.O. Box 3194, Princeton, NJ 08543-3194.

Collegium News:

We have individual handouts for aspiring Heralds, Healers, Bards, Blues, Mercenaries, Tayledras, Shin'a'in, and White Winds Sorcerers/Sorceresses and instructions on how to work for Herald-Mage status if you are already a Herald or for a Kal'enedral if you are already a Shin'a'in. You can find these handouts online at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/qohandouts.htm.

You need a release form (online at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/qomlrel2.htm) if you write a story set in Misty's worlds or using any of her characters. You do not need a release for a character sketch, poem or filk. All Misty wants to do is protect her characters and her worlds. Send the release form (you do NOT need to include the story) to Misty c/o High Flight Arts and Letters, P.O. Box 2970, Claremore, OK 74017. Do NOT include the original of the release form with your persona material; send it to Misty. Send a copy to us.

All personae materials should be sent to the QO address or submitted by e-mail to Legend@malcor.com and healermoon@gmail.com.

• Welcome, Tayledras Mage Silentheart k'Chona. Her bondbird is a black Northern Hawk Owl named Ty'lire, and she has Mindspeech with her bondbird only. Michelle Brumley wrote about her persona and friends, drew a picture of Silentheart, and drew a picture of Ty'lire.

• Welcome, Tayledras Healer Adept Crystalwren k'Sheyna. Her bondbird is a Grey Goshawk named Perdue, and she has Mindspeech with her bondbird and non-human races. Caitlyn Wilkinson wrote about her persona and friends, drew a picture of Crystalwren, and drew a picture of Perdue.

From Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn:

In the fanfiction world, Danya is the mother of triplet boys. In the real world, I am the mother of a four-year-old son, and I am about to become the mother of . . . well, we don't know if the baby will be a boy or a girl. What we are fairly certain about is that I will be induced in late October. That means that I'm already working on the November QO newsletter and will likely be sending it out early . . . or possibly late, if my second child decides to show up early of his/her own accord ::grin::. If you have anything for the November issue, make sure you send it to me as soon as possible!

In other news, if you would like to stop by and say "Heyla", my coauthor, C. Scott Littleton, and I will be signing copies of our book, From Scythia to Camelot, in Morrison Lounge at Occidental College (1600 Campus Rd., Los Angeles, CA) on Thursday, October 5, 2000 at 4:00 PM. I'd love to see you! For more information, e-mail me at Legend@malcor.com.

I also want to remind you that, as you prepare to do your holiday shopping, please consider purchasing from the Dragonlords' Bookstore at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/bkstore.htm. Books, videos, CDs, toys, electronics and much, much more are all available through this site, often at excellent discounts. A portion of the proceeds from every purchase goes to support Dragonlords, and Dragonlords is the group that grants Queen's Own free webspace, access to a PO box, and the like, covering Queen's Own's expenses so that we no longer have to charge for memberships. Your patronage is greatly appreciated!

Fan Messages:

The newsletter is routinely posted to the Net. If you are concerned about your address falling into unfriendly hands, don't place a fan message! You may answer fan messages without ever placing one yourself. The editors reserve the right to edit--and shorten!--all messages. (Remember to tell your Post Office about your alternative name if you wish to receive mail addressed to your persona at an addressed where you receive mail under your real name.)

The only "fee" for a fan message is to write to two other people. If your mailbox is empty, don't complain--write letters!

• From White Winds Soceress Shadow Weaver. I am looking for gothic and sci/fi fantasy events in Ohio/KY/Indiana/West Virginia to merchant at. If you have any info please e-mail cimeshadow@aol.com or snail mail Lisa Brawner at P.O. Box 8335, Lexington, KY 40533-8335.

• From Danya Winterborn, P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA 92652, E-mail: Legend@malcor.com. Heyla, all! I am a tremendously busy "mom" <g>, but I do try to answer all messages that are sent to me. (Sometimes it takes me a few days, but I do answer them.) Feel free to write if you have any questions or even if you just want to chat!
• From Herald-Mage Hedge Wizard Jensen Redstart/Kat Knafelc dragonfodder@gmail.com. 22-year-old college grad going back for her Master's in Ecology in the fall. Loves reading, writing, fandom, Scooby-Doo and comic books.
• From Healer Adept Moonstar. Needed February '88 through March '91, Queen's Own newletters. I am creating an archive for the club, and as you can see we are listing all the approved personas on the site. Anyone with these newsletters please send COPIES to the Queen's Own address, P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA 92652. Thank you very much.

Personals:

• To Elizabeth Barrette, the author of the Pros & Cons booklet we distribute, from Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn. Please contact me at Legend@malcor.com.

• To Everyone Who's Asked, from Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn. The paperback edition of my book on King Arthur and my dissertation on the Holy Grail are available (at reasonable prices for a change!) through the links at http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/bkmalcor.htm. For a current listing of my publications, visit http://www.dragonlordsnet.com/author.htm.

• To Filk and Anne McCaffrey fans, from Cassandra Vuksa. Visit http://members.aol.com/opland/index.htm. Tania Opland and Mike Freeman have produced a very cool CD, which has songs like "Lessa's Ride" and "The Question Song" on it. I bought the CD and have never regretted it.

Queen's Own is the official Mercedes Lackey Appreciation Society. Our purpose is to share our enjoyment of Misty's worlds. We are a fan-run not-for-profit organization, not a business. Our address of publication: P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA 92652 USA. This newsletter is published solely to inform and entertain the club's membership; no infringement of anyone's copyrights is intended.

Newsletters are published on (or near) the first of each month.

Co-Editor/Co-President Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn (L.A. Malcor; AOL-IM SN Shashtah; Legend@malcor.com)

Co-Editor/Co-President Healer Adept Moonstar (Kendra Renaud; AOL-IM SN healermoon; healermoon@gmail.com)

The featured artist for this online version of the newsletter is Herald Alora. All drawings in this newsletter are © to the credited artist. All rights reserved. If you would like your art to be featured in the online version of the QO newsletter, send .gifs or .jpgs to Legend@malcor.com or hardcopy to Queen's Own, P.O. Box 749, Laguna Beach, CA 92652.

Mercedes Lackey does not receive mail at the Queen's Own address. Fanmail to Mercedes Lackey and releases for fan fiction should be sent to:

Mercedes Lackey
c/o High Flight Arts and Letters
P.O. Box 2970
Claremore, OK 74017

Zhai'helleva,

Herald-Mage Master Danya Winterborn and

Healer Adept Moonstar

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