A Companion in Zeor Issue 1

A Companion in Zeor Issue 1 was first published in June 1978 and published by Karen MacLeod.
A Companion in Zeor is one of a group of Sime~Gen Fanzines that started in paper form and have gone over to digital form.
Contents Page for A Companion in Zeor Issue 1
- CONTENTS -
I  - First Companion ... Anne Golar
4  - Introduction to the Sime Series ... Jacqueline Lichtenberg
6  - Need ... Laurel L. Danino
7  - Unto Zeor, Forever* ... Laurel L. Danino and Karen MacLeod
8 -  Parallels x Sime & Darkover ... Penny Ziegler
10 -  How to Survive on B & WCS ... Katie Filipowicz
II  - On Being in Costume ... Gaylen Reiss
16 - Streetwalking with Jacqueline Lichtenberg ... Pat Gribben
17 - The Case of the Missing Keys ... Sharron Marshall
18 - The Development of First Channel ... Jean Lorrah
19 - Unto Alert! (Or, OOPS ...) ... Editors
20 - The Silver Yo-Yo Award ... Editors
21 - "Channel's Exemption" Commentary... Edited by Katie Filipowicz
32 - GENerally Speaking
33 -  Author's Column ... Amber of Dragonhyrst
35 -  Under Sillstran Skies ... Stella Nemeth
37 -  Reviews ... Edited by Katie Filipowicz
39 - HUGO Awards and Nominations List
4l - Better Householdings & Gardens ... Edited by Katie Filipowicz
44 -  A Weekend at the Lichtenbergs ... Katie Filipowicz
Announcements of interest are sprinkled here and there.
A COMPANION IN ZEOR Issue 1
Copyright Information:- (Issue #1 - June 1978) Copyright © 1978 by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. All rights reserved to Mrs. Lichtenberg, except where otherwise noted and arranged by prior agreement. All original artwork remains the property of its creator.
A Peek From Issue 1
Streetwalking with Jacquelien Lichtenberg An Alternate Alternate Universe Sime Comedy
© 1978 by Pat Gribben
Snippet: To read full article go to. http://www.simegen.com/sgfandom/rimonslibrary/cz/cz01/streetwalking.html
T'was the night before Monday, and all through the con,
Our food was delayed, we were hungry and wan.
At the Statler-Hilton, prices were so far out of sight,
That we went out, into the cold, dark night.
We walked, and we walked, and we walked some more.
"Is that restaurant open? I can't be sure."
"No, it's closed, just like all the rest.
Maybe We should have walked east, instead of west." *