Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe #44 is available! (Published January, 2008).
Issue #44's front cover features Tai-Pan computer officer, Frith, as
drawn by Tom Milliorn. Our back cover features the Tai-Pan in orbit as
drawn by Chas P.A. Melville. This issue contains the stores "The
Needler" written by Mark Allen Davis and illustrated by Vanessa
Pridgen, "Child's Play" written by Robert Mitchell and illustrated by
Daren Bost, "Psychic Chicken" written by Mark Allen Davis and
illustrated by James Brandt, and "Fuzzy Ghost" written by Mark Allen
Davis and illustrated by Gary Fletcher. The issue features additional
artwork and other features by Mark Allen Davis, Kristin Fontaine, and
C.D. Woodbury.
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Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe is a publication of the Tai-Pan Literary & Arts Project, a not-for-profit corporation. The fanzine contains stories set in an alternate future where anthropomorphic Terran species and aliens adventure in a balkanized interstellar society. This universe - the universe of the Tai-Pan, Quantum Lady, Iktome, and Ramanujan - was first created by a group of friends at the 1988 Northwest Science Fiction Convention.
Our goal is to publish a quality fanzine, containing a wide range or art and writing, aimed at readers who don't expect to settle for second best. We also wish to encourage the writing and artistic talents of our subscribers when possible.
The editor of the Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe fanzine is Gene Breshears. The fanzine is published three times a year: March, July, and November. In the pages of the Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe you will find the best anthropomorphic art and fiction available in Known Space. Tales aims for something between a "G" and an "PG-13+" rating. From time to time, stories and artwork containing themes outside that rough guideline may be published in special editions.
The Tai-Pan Literary & Arts Project exists to produce quality anthropomorphic publications, inspire contributors, and foster creative skills.
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