Doppelganger - Revision history

InvisibleFriend at 10:45, 16 September 2012

InvisibleFriend — Sun, 16 Sep 2012 10:45:03 GMT

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	Issue 7, 1986, included Mary Elizabeth Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.		Issue 7, 1986, included Mary Elizabeth Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.

-	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne Allen Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.	+	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne Allen Sallee, [[Marge B. Simon]] ([[Star*Line]]), and others.

	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom, and writing by [[D.F. Lewis]] ([[Nemonymous]]).		Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom, and writing by [[D.F. Lewis]] ([[Nemonymous]]).

Drew morse at 19:15, 22 August 2012

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	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.		Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.

-	Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter, John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.	+	Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter ([[Ourorboros]]), John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.

	Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.		Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.

Drew morse at 19:13, 22 August 2012

Drew morse — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 19:13:42 GMT

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	Issue 5 was published in October 1985, and was the first issue edited by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.		Issue 5 was published in October 1985, and was the first issue edited by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.

-	Issue 6, from 1986, featured work by John M. Benson, Mary E. Counselman, Dan Crawford, Sue Mara, and others.	+	Issue 6, from 1986, featured work by John M. Benson, Mary Elizabeth Counselman, Dan Crawford, Sue Mara, and others.

-	Issue 7, 1986, included Mary E. Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.	+	Issue 7, 1986, included Mary Elizabeth Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.

-	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne A. Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.	+	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne Allen Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.

	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom, and writing by [[D.F. Lewis]] ([[Nemonymous]]).		Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom, and writing by [[D.F. Lewis]] ([[Nemonymous]]).

InvisibleFriend at 21:43, 12 August 2012

InvisibleFriend — Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:43:53 GMT

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	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne A. Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.		Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne A. Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.

-	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.	+	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom, and writing by [[D.F. Lewis]] ([[Nemonymous]]).

	John M. Benson also published [[Not One Of Us]].		John M. Benson also published [[Not One Of Us]].

InvisibleFriend at 20:13, 8 August 2012

InvisibleFriend — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 20:13:47 GMT

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	Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.		Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.

-	Issue 6, from 1986, featured work by John Benson, Mary E. Counselman, Dan Crawford, Sue Mara, and others.	+	Issue 5 was published in October 1985, and was the first issue edited by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.
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		+	Issue 6, from 1986, featured work by John M. Benson, Mary E. Counselman, Dan Crawford, Sue Mara, and others.

	Issue 7, 1986, included Mary E. Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.		Issue 7, 1986, included Mary E. Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.
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	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.		Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.
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		+	John M. Benson also published [[Not One Of Us]].

InvisibleFriend at 23:28, 17 June 2012

InvisibleFriend — Sun, 17 Jun 2012 23:28:31 GMT

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	''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Ronny P. Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.		''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Ronny P. Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.

-	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske and poetry by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]). it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]], as well as work by Claudia Fontaine Grieco, Daniel Murphy, and George W. Smyth. The cover was by S. Fox.	+	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske and poetry by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]). It also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]], as well as work by Claudia Fontaine Grieco, Daniel Murphy, and George W. Smyth. The cover was by S. Fox.

	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.		Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.
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	Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.		Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.
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		+	Issue 6, from 1986, featured work by John Benson, Mary E. Counselman, Dan Crawford, Sue Mara, and others.
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		+	Issue 7, 1986, included Mary E. Counselman, Kiel Stuart, and others.
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		+	Issue 9, 1988, featured writers Wayne A. Sallee, Marge Simon ([[Star*Line]]), and others.

	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.		Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.

InvisibleFriend at 21:15, 1 February 2012

InvisibleFriend — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:15:11 GMT

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	''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Ronny P. Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.		''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Ronny P. Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.

-	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske and poetry by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]). it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The cover was by S. Fox.	+	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske and poetry by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]). it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]], as well as work by Claudia Fontaine Grieco, Daniel Murphy, and George W. Smyth. The cover was by S. Fox.

	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.		Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.

InvisibleFriend at 00:55, 20 January 2012

InvisibleFriend — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 00:55:48 GMT

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	Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.		Issue 4 was published June 1985, and was illustrated by Allen Kowzowski. Contributions came from John M. Benson, Jeffrey Bullock, Thomas Burchfield, Dan Crawford, Aishe Eshe, Alys Hopwood, Anke M. Kriske, Walter Shedlofsky, Delia Shiflet, Kiel Stuart, Trisha Sunhom, J.N. Williamson, Joanne E. Winters, and Ken Wisman.

		+	Other issues contain art work by Richard Dahlstrom.

InvisibleFriend at 02:43, 5 January 2012

InvisibleFriend — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:43:59 GMT

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	[[Image:Doppelganger3_copy.jpg\|right\|frame\|'''Doppelganger'''<br/> Issue 3 1985<br/>Cover by Mandana Parsazad ]]		[[Image:Doppelganger3_copy.jpg\|right\|frame\|'''Doppelganger'''<br/> Issue 3 1985<br/>Cover by Mandana Parsazad ]]
-	'''Doppelganger''' was a small press literary publication by ~~Ronny P. Kaye~~.	+	'''Doppelganger''' was a small press literary publication by various editors, devoted to the supernatural.

-	''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.	+	''Doppelganger'' was published in the 1980's. It featured fiction, poetry, editorials, articles, art work, and reviews. 4 issues appeared under the editorship of Ronny P. Kaye, before he handed the publication over to John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske, who released issue 5 in October 1985. In 1988, the couple turned over editorship to Janine Meyers.

-	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske. it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The cover was by S. Fox.	+	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske and poetry by [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]). it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The cover was by S. Fox.

-	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske~~. Letters came from [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]), among others~~.	+	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske.

	Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter, John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.		Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter, John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.

InvisibleFriend at 01:50, 31 December 2011

InvisibleFriend — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 01:50:45 GMT

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	The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske. it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The cover was by S. Fox.		The first issue appeared in September 1984. It included the first printing of "Linkage" by Mary Elizabeth Counselman, as well as writing by Anke M. Kriske. it also included the story "The Thing on the Couch", by Akrabu, considered by Edward P. Berglund to be an integral part of the [[Cthulhu Mythos]]. The cover was by S. Fox.

-	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular ~~colomn~~, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske. Letters came from [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]), among others.	+	Issue 2 was released in November 1984. It was illustrated by Paul D'Lubac. Fiction and poetry was by Gil Gordon, Walter Jarvis, Walter Shedlofsky ([[Inner Circle]]), and J.N. Williamson. Featured was the regular column, "Morbid History & Practice" by John M. Benson and Anke M. Kriske. Letters came from [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Fantasy Macabre]]), among others.

	Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter, John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.		Issue 3 appeared in February 1985, and was illustrated by Mandana Parsazad. It contained work by John M. Benson, Stephen Briody, Erskine Carter, John Del Gaizo, Aishe Eshe, M.E. Etienne, Gregory Fitzgerald, Nancy Gervais, Anke M. Kriske, Jeff Johnston, and Walter Shedlofsky. Letters came from Mary Elizabeth Counselman.