Difference between revisions of "The Ultimate Unknown"
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'''The Ultimate Unknown''' was a small press publication edited by David D. Combs and published by Combs Press in Streamwood, Illinois, U.S.A. | '''The Ultimate Unknown''' was a small press publication edited by David D. Combs and published by Combs Press in Streamwood, Illinois, U.S.A. | ||
| − | Devoted to science fiction and horror, the first issue was released in 1995. | + | Devoted to science fiction and horror, the first issue was released in 1995. Issue #23 was released in August 2001. |
| − | Artwork was by GAK-ART (#1), [[Yul Tolbert]] ([[Timeliketoons]]) (#2), Kevin Lidenmuth (#3), Cassini (#5), Stepan Chapman (#8), and Christopher Friend (#10, 11, 12, 13, 23). | + | Artwork was by GAK-ART (#1), [[Yul Tolbert]] ([[Timeliketoons]]) (#2), Kevin Lidenmuth (#3), Cassini (#5), Stepan Chapman (#8), and Christopher Friend (#10, 11, 12, 13, 21, 23). |
Poetry was contributed by Joel Ambroise, Sharon Fotta Anderson, John Benson & Tina Reigel, Josh Bingham, Donna T. Burgess ([[The Blue Lady]]), Kecia D. Carlson, Craig Cartright, Jennifer Crow, Tim DiVito, A. H. Ferguson, Christopher Friend, Joyce Frohn, Brice P. Gorman, Ralph Greco, John Grey, Robert Haase, K. S. Hardy, Gerald R. Hibbs, Aaron W. Hillman, Christopher Hivner, John Allen Jaynes, Norman J. Jewell, Sarah Kozlowski, Jonathan David Levine, Denny E. Marshall, Errol Miller, Ned Pendergast, Richard William Pierce, Terry Pieszchala, Claus Ranswell, William P. Robertson, Susan M. Sanders, Lisa D. Sharp, Bobbi Sinha-Morey, Douglas M. Stokes, Donna Taylor, Brandon W. Totman ([[Contortions]]), Leo Weber, Louise Webster, Moira Wiley, and Mary Winters. | Poetry was contributed by Joel Ambroise, Sharon Fotta Anderson, John Benson & Tina Reigel, Josh Bingham, Donna T. Burgess ([[The Blue Lady]]), Kecia D. Carlson, Craig Cartright, Jennifer Crow, Tim DiVito, A. H. Ferguson, Christopher Friend, Joyce Frohn, Brice P. Gorman, Ralph Greco, John Grey, Robert Haase, K. S. Hardy, Gerald R. Hibbs, Aaron W. Hillman, Christopher Hivner, John Allen Jaynes, Norman J. Jewell, Sarah Kozlowski, Jonathan David Levine, Denny E. Marshall, Errol Miller, Ned Pendergast, Richard William Pierce, Terry Pieszchala, Claus Ranswell, William P. Robertson, Susan M. Sanders, Lisa D. Sharp, Bobbi Sinha-Morey, Douglas M. Stokes, Donna Taylor, Brandon W. Totman ([[Contortions]]), Leo Weber, Louise Webster, Moira Wiley, and Mary Winters. | ||
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[[Category:Illinois Zines]] | [[Category:Illinois Zines]] | ||
[[Category:1990's publications]] | [[Category:1990's publications]] | ||
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[[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | [[Category:Science Fiction Zines]] | ||
[[Category:Horror Zines]] | [[Category:Horror Zines]] | ||
[[Category:Literary Zines]] | [[Category:Literary Zines]] | ||
Revision as of 23:37, 6 February 2014
The Ultimate Unknown was a small press publication edited by David D. Combs and published by Combs Press in Streamwood, Illinois, U.S.A.
Devoted to science fiction and horror, the first issue was released in 1995. Issue #23 was released in August 2001.
Artwork was by GAK-ART (#1), Yul Tolbert (Timeliketoons) (#2), Kevin Lidenmuth (#3), Cassini (#5), Stepan Chapman (#8), and Christopher Friend (#10, 11, 12, 13, 21, 23).
Poetry was contributed by Joel Ambroise, Sharon Fotta Anderson, John Benson & Tina Reigel, Josh Bingham, Donna T. Burgess (The Blue Lady), Kecia D. Carlson, Craig Cartright, Jennifer Crow, Tim DiVito, A. H. Ferguson, Christopher Friend, Joyce Frohn, Brice P. Gorman, Ralph Greco, John Grey, Robert Haase, K. S. Hardy, Gerald R. Hibbs, Aaron W. Hillman, Christopher Hivner, John Allen Jaynes, Norman J. Jewell, Sarah Kozlowski, Jonathan David Levine, Denny E. Marshall, Errol Miller, Ned Pendergast, Richard William Pierce, Terry Pieszchala, Claus Ranswell, William P. Robertson, Susan M. Sanders, Lisa D. Sharp, Bobbi Sinha-Morey, Douglas M. Stokes, Donna Taylor, Brandon W. Totman (Contortions), Leo Weber, Louise Webster, Moira Wiley, and Mary Winters.
Fiction was contributed by Dr. Frank Allen, Sean G. Alt, C. S. Anderson, Josh Bingham, Matt Brashears, Humphrey Brown, Dan Buck, Justin Buffington, Carolene Carey, Robert Collins, Michael Crye, Barbara Custer, D. E. Davidson, Suzanne Donahue, Kevin L. Donihe, Louise Dragon, J. Alan Erwine, Tom Gardner, Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Ken Goldman, Gordon A. Graves, P. K. Graves, Rich Gray, Paula Guran, Valerie Hardin, Douglas Hewitt, Deborah Hunt, Jeff Ianniello, Charlee Jacob, Jeff Jensen, M. F. Korn, Anke Kriske (Doppelganger), Rick Lawler, D.F. Lewis, Phil Locascio, Derwin Mak, Barbara Malenky, Frances McCarthy, Dennis McDade, Beverly Moore, Marguerite Mullaney, Michele Patterson, Christopher Phillips, Todd Powell, Michelle Pucci, Mark Rich (Treaders of Starlight, The Silent Planet, The Magazine of Speculative Poetry ), James P. Roberts, David G. Rogers, Barbara Rosen, John R. Sanderson, Denise Sodaro, Mike Stickel, Ginger Strivelli, Douglas M. Stokes, Jim Terry, Edward M. Turner, L. P. Van Ness, K. A. Williams, Tom Wilson, III, Jeffrey P. Woodard
Articles, reviews, and essays were contributed by Carole Adduci, Dan Buck, David D. Combs, Ralitsa Raitcheva Combs, Alicia Karen Elkins, Kathie Hudleston, Chyane Llree, Lisa Major, Douglas M. Stokes, Ph. D., and L. P. Van Ness.
Issue 21 featured an interview with Jean Lorrah (Pandora).
