Oziana

Oziana is an annual publication of The International Wizard of Oz Club that is devoted to fan fiction on Oz and related subjects.

Fiction that has appeared in Oziana[]

"Sherlock Holmes in Oz," by Ruth Berman (1970)
"The Cowardly Lion Changes His Name," by March Laumer (1971)
"Scraps and the Cruel Kalidah," by Brian Baker (1972)
"Jimmy Bulber in Oz," by Frank Joslyn Baum (1974)
"The Adventure of the Cat That Did Not Meow in the Night," by Eric Shanower and Jay Delkin (1975)
"The Romance of the Silver Shoes," by Laura Jane Musser (1975) — Greek gods in Oz
"Glinda and the Red Jinn," by Robert R. Pattrick (1977)
"The Cowardly Lion and the Courage Pills," by Glenn Ingersoll (1982)
"The Piglets' Revenge or How Eureka Became Pink," by Glenn Ingersoll (1984)
"Follow the Other Brick Road," by Frederick E. Otto (1989) — there's a red brick road, too, in the 1939 film
"The Merchant of Oz," by Chuck Sabatos (1993) — after The Merchant of Venice: how money was banished from Oz^[1]
"Ghosts in Oz," by Marie Richardson (1994)
"The Gauds of Oz," by David Hulan (1998)
"Toto's Tale," by Ian Fink (1999) — how Toto came to talk
"The Marvelous Menagerie: A Centennial Oz Story in 100 Haiku," by Atticus Gannaway (2000)
"An Oz Cliffhanger," by Gina Wickwar (2001)
"A Bungled Kidnapping in Oz," by David Hulan (2004).