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Starbase Baltimore

Starbase Baltimore was a Star Trek convention that took place May 23-26, 1980 in Maryland. 
 
 
==Guests of Honor==
The guests were George Takei, Walter Koenig, Mark Lenard, Jesco von Puttkamer (NASA advisor to Star Trek: The Motion Picture), and Bill Hickey ("an extra in ST: TMP--the guy who solemnly lowers his head in the rec room scene when Epsilon Nine is destroyed.")
==Con Com==
The con com:
* Lita Drapkin (chairman), assisted by Ed and Kim Drapkin
* Sharon Drost (registration)
* Dan Lipstein, assisted by Greg Fonseca and Jim Reaves (security chief)
Special thanks to: 
* Karen Esibill for the PRISONER Room
* David Easter for the Golden Radio Room
* Mike Women and Patti Amour for the Esoteric Arts Room
* Wendy Schatz, Dusty Jones, Jeff Frifel and the other members of RAST (Randallstown Association of Star Trek)
* Connie Burk: "whose faith in our ability to put on this convention was strong enough to overcome the many obstacles we faced"
==Jogging With George==
As it was often his custom at cons, George Takei created some physical programming via jogging. From the program book: "George Takes has invited everyone at the convention to join him each morning at 8 AM to jog. If you wish to participate then meet with George outside the main entrance at that time."
==Walter's Talk==
A transcript of Walter Koenig's talk was printed in WKFS Journal #1 and #2.
==Program Book==
The program book contains 27 pages. The cover art is by Patti-Marie Amour, title page art by Michelle Miller. The book itself was put together by Mark Wolkow and Ed Drapkin.
There is a single uncredited illo by Audrey Jakob.
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==Programming==
Image:starbasebaltimore-1.jpg|programming schedule
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==The Prisoner Room==
From the con book: 
==The Golden Radio Room==
From the con book: 
Image:starbasebaltimore-6.jpg|radio show programming
Image:starbasebaltimore-7.jpg|radio show programming
==The Esoteric Arts Room==
From the con book: 
==Con Reports==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Starbase Eighteen

Starbase Eighteen is a K/S story by Katherine Cooke.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #6.
==The Becoming Real Series==
* Deflectors Down
* Starbase Eighteen
* The Hidden
* Chimera
==Summary==
"Now lovers, Kirk and Spock are faced with a threat from both their pasts when a string of murders occur while the ship is in lay-over on Starbase 18."
==Author's Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Starbase Houston

Starbase Houston was a Star Trek fan club.
 
From a 1993 ad in GAZ: 
==Some Publications==
* Deck Five Digest, a fiction, poetry, and art zine
* The Log, a monthly newsletter
* associated with The Federation Enquirer
* referenced in the Newsweek Article "The Enduring Power of Star Trek", December 1986
==Sponsored Cons==
* TrekFest
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Starbird

You may be looking for the Star Wars fan-created series Starbird's Children Universe.
 
 
Starbird is a gen Star Trek: TOS and non-Trek anthology of fiction with about 250 pages.
 
* Art Credits (2)
*Editorials (3)
* Second Encounter by Ann Kennedy (5)
* It is Time, poem by T'Ling (9)
* Pastel by Donna Hutt (10)
* The Star Roamer, poem by Delaineh (18)
* The Last Goodbye by Patricia A. Long (19)
* A Shadowed Reality, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (22)
* Not in Your Wildest Dreams by Mary and Susan Hines (23)
* Demon in the Depths, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (44)
* Dark Shadows: An Introduction by Kathy Resch (45)
* The Giving by Kathy Resch--During the 1840 flashback, Lamar Trask imprisoned Barnabas Collins in the cellar of his mortuary, and he is rescued by Julia and Angelique. (47) (Dark Shadows) (reprinted from The World of Dark Shadows #10)
* The Coversation by The Lonely Trekker (54)
* Boy, Am I in a Lot of Tribble! by Carl Lamb, Chuck Raue and Donna Hutt (56)
* Chekov's Dreams, filk by Mary and Susan Hines (66)
* The Blue Sleep by Annmarie Kuliga (68) (original fic)
* Broken Patterns, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (88)
* Enter the Star Roamer by Donna Hutt (89)
* Dance, Jen'nis, Dance, poem by Donna Hutt (111)
* Mistletoe and Holly by Marjorie Robbins (112)
* Requiem for Rayna, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (125)
* Deadly Deception by R. Arthur Becker (126) (note: this story was originally going to appear in a proposed zine called, Trekanalia)
* The Ward, poem by Delaineh (135)
* Movies by David M. Yeager--Review of Star Trek: the Motion Picture. (136)
* You Have to Start Somewhere by Gail Pittaway (137)
* Moon Lullaby by Katherine M. Ozbirn (140)
* It Brings Many Changes by Paul Gadzikowski--What happens to Henry Blake after he was killed in the plane on his way home. M*A*S*H/Good Heavens (142) (reprinted from Southern Star #3)
* For Hawkeye/Of Course People Leave, poem by Delaineh (MASH) (164)
* Writing Contest (165)
* The Nightmare Child by Donna Hutt--A runaway dogs the heels of Dr. David Banner and he discovers he will have to find a safe haven to get rid of her for good. But who's looking out for who? (Incredible Hulk) (170)
* His Time to Come Home by Donna Hutt (Incredible Hulk) (214)
* A Moment's Silence, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (217)
* A Matter of MacBeth by Deborah P. Anderson (218)
* A Selection of Costume Designs by Donna Hutt--Art. (220)
* Labyrinth by Teri White (Star Trek: TOS) (note: this story was originally going to appear in "Trekanalia," and was described by the editor (Hutt) as K/S (which referred to a a relationship story)) (229)
* Protest, poem by Deborah P. Anderson (237)
* The Nephew by Donna Hutt (238)
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Starbird's Children Universe

You may be looking for the 1980 multimedia zine Starbird.
The Starbird's Children was a Star Wars fan-created, alternate universe series by Kathryn Agel.
==Similar Early Star Wars Fan-Created Universes==
* Brightstar Universe by Christine Jeffords
* The Executor Cycle by Barbara T and Sylvia Stevens
* ThousandWorlds by Maggie Nowakowska and Dyane Kirkland
==A Perhaps Incomplete List of the Stories==
* Legend of the Starbird (Kessel Run #4) (1984)
*Big Brother, Little Sister (Legends of Light #2) (1984)
*As the Twig is Bent (Melange #7) (1986)
*Time of Leaving (Legends of Light #2) (1984)
*On Falcon Wings (Shadowstar #21/22) (1986)
*Solo's Run (Tydirium? Though this wasn't published until much later.)
*Once Burned (Outlands #7) (1985)
*Personal Business (Outlands Chronicles #2) (1983)
*Subterfuge (Hoth or Bust) (1985)
*Corellian Confidences (Far Realms #7) (1985)
* The Payoff (Shadowstar #13) (1984)
*The Little People (Flip of a Coin #4/5 and Shadowstar #30) (1984, 1986)
*Her Brother's Keeper (Docking Bay #5) (1984)
*Endor Interlude (Echo Seven) (1985)
*After Endor (Shadowstar #14) (1984)
*Lost and Found (Hoth or Bust) (1985)
 
*Something to Look Forward To (Melange #3) (1984)
*The Waiting Game (Outlands #5) (1984)
Starborn (Starman zine)

Starborn is a gen Starman anthology edited by Nancy Brauer. 
==Issue 1==
Starborn 2001 (winner of a 2002 FanQ)
==Issue 2==
Starborn 2002
==Issue 3==
Starborn 2003 (nominated for a FanQ)
==Issue 4==
Starborn 2004
==Issue 5==
Starborn 2005 (nominated for a FanQ)
Category:Starman Zines
Category:2000s
Starborne

*Starborne, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Michael Verina
*Star-Borne, the Star Trek: TOS newsletter of the early 1970s renewal campaign by Laura Basta and Margaret Basta
You may also be looking for 
*Star Born, a Star Trek TOS novel by Gloria Fry
*Starborn, a Starman zine by Nancy Brauer
*Star Borne Press, a fanzine publisher
Starbound

Starbound is a Uhura-centered anthology. It contains G-PG-rated fiction, poems and art. 
It was printed offset. 
 
Each issue includes comments by Nichelle Nichols.
==Issue 1==
Starbound 1 was published in 1988 and contains 76 pages. The cover is by Chuck Frazier.
The interior art is by Anja Gruber (previously in Destiny's Children #2) and Tom Howard.
The editor's afterword: 
From Nichol's foreword: 
* Foreword by Nichelle Nichols 
* Starbound by Florence Butler, an Uhura-centric story reprinted from Destiny's Children #1 (1)
* Art: The Many Faces of Nyota by Tom Howard (4)
* Soliloquy by Janet Walker (6)
* Starwoman, poem by Greg Wilcott (17)
* Lady Nyota, poem by Greg Wilcott (14)
* All That We See or Seem, poem by Mary Ann Alfreda (15)
* Uhura's Question, poem by Mary Ann Alfreda (27)
* Charmed, I'm Sure by Diane R. Durham (28)
* Call Me Star Rover by Lisa Scott (30)
* Inquisitive Mind, poem by Diane R. Durham (41)
* One of These Days... by Chris Tucker (42)
* Promises to Keep by Norma McMillen (45)
* Letters to Uhura by Tom Howard (51)
* Ode to Nichelle, poem by Lisa Humphries (57)
* Truth and Consequences by Florence Butler (58)
* A Nurse's Viewpoint by Mary Ann Alfreda (72)
* And Finally... by Nichelle Nichols (76)
 
Image:starbound1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Tom Howard
Image:starbound1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Anja Gruber
Image:starbound1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Tom Howard
 
==Issue 2==
Starbound 2 was published in 1990 and contains 113 pages.
The foreword: 
 
* Foreword by Nichelle Nichols 
* No Less Than I Am, story by Ann Zewen (1)
* Hot Time in the Old Time, story by Deborah Baudoin (12)
* poem by Deborah Baudoin (15)
* White Lace & Ebony Silk, story by Carrie L. Washington (16)
* poem by Peggy Avant (27)
* art gallery by Anja Gruber and Chuck Frazier (29)
* The Crinoline Caper, story by Juanita Danzik (33)
* Stranded, story by Peggy Avant (51)
* poem by Peggy Avant (66)
* There's No Business Like Sheep Business, story by Corey Madison (67)
Image:starbound2-1.jpg|from issue #2, part of the foreword by Nichelle Nichols
Image:starbound2-2.jpg|from issue #2, sample tex
Image:starbound2-3.jpg|from issue #2, art by Anja Gruber
Image:starbound2-4.jpg|from issue #2, art by Anja Gruber
 
Image:starbound2-6.jpg|from issue #2, art by Chuck Frazier
 
==Issue 3==
A third issue was advertised in the Starfleet Communique in 1992.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s
Starbuck

You could be looking for 
*the character Kara Thrace from the television show Battlestar Galactica (2003)
*the character Starbuck from the television show Battlestar Galactica (1978)
*the X-Files fanfic awards known as the Starbucks
*the Young Riders fan Starbuck
*the fan writer Sam Starbuck, aka Copperbadge
*the pairing name for either:
** Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers
** James Potter/Sirius Black
Starbuck (Battlestar Galactica (1978))

Starbuck is a character in Battlestar Galactica (1978).
He was portrayed by Dirk Benedict. 
The character has a suave demeanor, a liking for cigars, and had a reputation as a ladies' man, not unlike the character Benedict portrayed on The A-Team: Templeton "Faceman" Peck.
==Comments by the Actor==
From a January 1980 interview with : 
==Fandom==
 
===Fanworks===
==References==
Starbuck Daily

Starbuck Daily was a fandom livejournal newsletter, a compilation of links to resources focusing on Kara Thrace of Battlestar Galactica. The newsletter never appeared daily, and was subtitled, Your Not-Yet Daily Dose of Kara Thrace. 
In December 2007, marenfic posted advertising for other editors.starbuck_daily: Death Rattle (accessed 20 November 2012) The newsletter was sporadically updated after that date by lyssie and others, with the last update being in December 2008.
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (2003)
Category:2000s
Starcluster

Starcluster is a gen 58-page Star Trek: TOS anthology, a con zine published in association with Aucon. 
All proceeds were donated to that con's charity, the British Diabetic Association.
==Contents==
* Dawn at Athenike by Jenny Elson
* Uhura's Choice by Jenny Elson
* New Beginnings by Sylvia Billings
* First Assignment by Lynn Campion
* Action Replay by Cilla Futcher
* Father's Day by Carol Hart
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Starcon

* Starcon, a UK science fiction and media convention
* Starcon ("Star Trek/Science Fiction and Fantasy Film Convention"), a US science fiction convention held in San Diego in 1977, emphasis on film, chairperson was Rebecca Boyer
* Starcon, a US science fiction and Star Trek convention held by Sacramento Valley S.T.A.R. on November 13, 1976 
* Star Con Denver, a US Star Trek and multi-media series of cons starting in 1977, chairpeople were Donnelly and Popovich
* Starcon, a 1973-75 series of Star Trek and comic cons held in Detroit, the first one had a heavy S.T.A.R. component, this con's chair was David Lillard
* Starcon, a series of Star Trek and comics cons held in Dallas, Texas, chair was Larry Herndon who also ran American Star Trek Conventions and Star Trekkin' Austin
 
* StarCon, a US Star Trek convention held in Atlantic City, New Jersey starting in 1991
* Starcon (Russian convention), held in Saint Petersburg, Russia -- see Wikipedia:Starcon
Starcon (UK convention)

You may be looking for a similar convention, see Starcon. 
Starcon was a British science fiction and media con that was held at the Dragonara Hotel. 
From a 1981 ad: "Starcon is a visual science-fiction convention dedicated to the products of the television and film industry with particular emphasis on Star Trek, Blake's 7, and Star Wars. Programme includes films and TV episodes, guest speakers, fancy dress and disco, arts and crafts competition, creative writing competition, auction." from Beyond Antares #39 
==A Change of Focus Early On==
This con morphed from a Star Trek con to a more general media con.
==1981==
It took place September 19-20, 1981 at the Dragonara Hotel in Leeds. 
==1982==
Guests of Honor were Paul Darrow and Gary Kurtz.
Image:starconprogram.jpg|1982 program, click to read
Image:starcon1.jpg|1982, front and back of the program book
==1997==
November 30, 1997
==1997 Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Starcon (US convention 1)

You may be looking for a similar convention, see Starcon. 
 
Starcon was a "Star Trek/Science Fiction and Fantasy Film Convention."
It was held September 30-October 2, 1977 at the El Cortez Hotel in San Diego.
The Chairman was Rebecca Boyer.
It was the sub-host of the first Dark Shadows con, ShadowCon. 
Marion Zimmer Bradley, Katherine Kurtz, and Suzette Hadden Elgin were on a panel called "Psionics and Magic."
==Guests of Honor==
Ann Robinson, Michael York, Gregory Harrison, Randy Powell, Heather Menzies, and Donald Moffat (from the new Logan's Run television series) | Walter Koenig | William Campbell | Tasha (formally "Arlene") Martel | Bill Thomas | Forrest J. Ackerman | Franz Joseph | Frank Herbert | Theodore Sturgeon | Katherine Kurtz | A.E. Van Vogt | Marion Zimmer Bradley | Evangeline Walton | Alan Dean Foster | Jack Williamson | Joan Vinge | David Gerrold | Suzette Elgin | Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath | D.C. Fontana | Elizabeth Chater, fan guest of honor
==The Souvenir Program Book==
* contains 68 pages.
* film schedule
* short bios of the guests
* a one-page description of Dark Shadows and its fandom
* many, many, many black and white movie and publicity stills (Planet of the Apes, Star Wars, Logan's Run, Fantastic Journey, Jason and the Argonauts, and many others)
* a one-page description of Dungeons & Dragons
* a one-page description of The San Diego Mythopoeic Society
==Programming==
 
Image:starcon1977us-1.jpg|programing and con report from Mind-Meld v.4 n.5
Image:starcon1977us-2.jpg|programing and con report from Mind-Meld v.4 n.5
 
==Con Report ==
==References==
Category:1977 Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Starcon (US convention 2)

For similar cons, see Starcon.
Starcon was a Star Trek convention in Sacramento, CA sponsored by Sacramento Valley S.T.A.R..
While the con may have been successful in terms of entertainment, it was a financial and political mess for the fan club that sponsored it. One rumor was that DeForest Kelley refused to exit his hotel room to go to his speaking engagement until he was paid with cash. A con report by Jim Rondeau in The Clipper Trade Ship #13 
==Guests of Honor==
* T.N. Tanaka was the Master of Ceremonies
* DeForest Kelley
* George Takei
* Nichelle Nichols
* Mark Lenard
* Arlene Martell
* William Campbell
* Bruce Hyde (his first convention appearance See Midcon.)
* Dr. John Moore ("our representative from NASA," he bought a model of the Space Shuttle)
==The Con Com==
Diana Morgan (chairman), Jan Howard (co-chair, ticket manager), Caroline Long(co-chair, usher commander), Don Jaramillo (dealers room manager), Norman Knight (trivia contest coordinator), Steve Nathan (aide-de-camp), Sherry Magee (stage manager), Charles Cusick (security specialist), Penny Cusick (costume contest coordinator), and Kathy Knight (equipment coordinator).
Other thanks to Vickie Bailey (chief projectionist), Doug Nelson (public relations for "Horizon"), and Paul M. Newitt (logo design).
==The Program Book==
It contains 27 pages. 
Image:starstarcon1979-1.jpg|from the program book
Image:starstarcon1979-2.jpg|from the program book
Image:starstarcon1979-3.jpg|from the program book
Image:starstarcon1979-4.jpg|from the program book
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Starcon Heights

Starcon Heights was a 1980 Star Trek: TOS convention.
==Guests of Honor==
Walter Koenig, George Takei, Bruce Hyde, Bill Rickey and Jesco Von Puttkamer.
==Programming==
* the Master of Ceremonies was Jim Burns
* the costume call produced somewhere around 25 entries; it was headed by Roberta Rogow, one of the judges was Michelle Ward
* Diane Baron, Carrie Tomlinson, Kathy Bayne and I on "How to Start a Fan Club" panel
* Bruce Hyde singing and playing piano
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Starcrossed (Quantum Leap/Starman zine)

Starcrossed is a gen crossover anthology. 
"This anthology is a "cross-universe zine, with lots of QL. This started out as a Starman/QL project. The editors later widened it to anything crossed with Starman, but Sam leaps into every character and even a network executive." from a QL forum 
==Issue 1==
Starcrossed 1 was published in 1994 and contains 220 pages. Edited by Bruce R. Jividen.
* Cover photograph (c) Science Source / Photo Researchers, Inc.
*Features stories/poems/scripts by Yvette Jessen (then Cantrell), Bruce R. Jividen, Marina Bailey, Gayle HighPine, Marian Gibbons, Deborah Gallagher, Todd A. Andrews, Effie Burton, Lynda Sappington, Vicki H. Werkley.
*Fandoms/shows represented: Beauty and the Beast (both Disney and TV versions), Star Trek: The Next Generation, Quantum Leap (five stories), The X-Files, Forever Knight, Barney, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Jurassic Park, Time Trax, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Free Willy, Lois & Clark, and The Twilight Zone.
*Other information: includes a cross reference describing each fandom and the relevant characters, and a poem called "Starchild" by Yvette Cantrell that won a 1995 FanQ
==Issue 2==
Starcrossed 2 was published in 1996 and contains 74 pages. Edited by Bruce R. Jividen and Effie Burton.
* Cover illustration courtesy Russet McMillan and the Pennsylvania State University Web Page.
* Featured authors and artists: Merle (Wiebke) Pommert, Effie Burton, Bruce R. Jividen, Selma McCrory, Yvette Jessen, and Vicki H. Werkley.
* Fandoms/shows represented: Highlander, Reboot, The New Tomorrow People, The Dukes of Hazzard, Grizzly Adams, The X-Files, Night Court, and StarChild.
* includes a cross reference describing each fandom and the relevant characters.
* A Reason to Live (Highlander) (4)
* Codemasters (Reboot) (33)
* Random Acts of Kindness (The New Tomorrow People) (39)
* Hazardous Waste (Dukes of Hazzard) (47)
* Rocky Mountain Miracles (Grizzly Adams) (57)
* Paul and Scott in the Woods (63)
* Out of the Woods (X-Files) (64)
* Trial of Errors (Night Court) (68)
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1990s ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Starcrossed (novel)

:Looking for something else? See the disambiguation page Star Crossed for more.
Starcrossed is a YA fantasy romance novel by Josephine Angelini, which was followed by two sequels, Dreamless and Goddess. The books focus on the Helen of Troy myth, adapting and modernizing it. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Communities==
* Starcrossed works at AO3
* Starcrossed & crossovers works at FFN
==External Links==
==Resources==
* Starcrossed's wikia
==References==
<references>
Category:Young Adult Literature Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Stardate

You may be looking for:
==Glossary Term==
* Stardate, a glossary term from Star Trek, used in canon, but also in fan communication
==Online Newsletter==
* Stardate, an online Star Trek newsletter in the 1990s (Star Trek: Voyager Update became "Stardate" which merged with TrekScoop to form Transwarp)
==Zines==
*Stardate, a Star Trek: TOS zine edited by Randall Landers
* Stardate, a fan-produced news zine (Sacramento Valley S.T.A.R.), edited by Terry Whittier
* Stardate, a Star Trek: TOS zine published by Kiwi Press in 1968
* "Stardate" was a zine proposed in 1985 in Datazine. It was meant to introduce single men and women to each other for friendship and romance, a fannish singles newsletter 
* StarDate, a 1968 Star Trek: TOS zine by Lois McMaster and Lillian Stewart Carl
* Star Date out of Philadelphia, PA, member of the LNNAF, active in 1968
* Stardate, a Star Trek club zine published in Newport News, Virginia
*Stardate 1701.7, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Stardate: Unknown, Star Trek: TOS zine series by Gerry Downes
==Plays==
* Star Date 3113.7, a Star Trek play
==Company==
* Stardate 1977, a Houston company that sold bootlegged Star Trek episodes in 1976
* "Stardate Press" was an earlier name for Orion Press
==Art Chart==
* Stardate Chart, a three-foot long chart of Star Trek art/episode guide by Connie Faddis
Stardate: Lost-1981

Stardate: Lost-1981 is a Star Trek: TOS and Science Fiction 37-page zine.
From an ad in Universal Translator: "...a science/astronomy/action ST general fanzine. The story is called 'A Light in the Dark' by Edward Spiteri, Also contains a Snoopy cartoon featuring 'Disco Fever'..."
There was a submission request in Universal Translator #23 for a second issue of this zine called "Stardate: Lost-1985."
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Stardate: Monday

Stardate: Monday is a Kirk/Spock story by Farfalla Caqui. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #26 and later online in Side By Side #23.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk seems to have lost control of his emotions just as he is supposed to mediate a treaty between two colonies fighting over mineral rights."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Stardate (Star Trek zine published in Virginia)

Stardate is a club zine published by U.S.S. Jamestown out of Newport News, Virginia.
==v.2 n.3==
Stardate v.8. n.3 was published in February 1990.
==v.2 n.5==
Stardate v.8. n.4 was published in April 1990.
 
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Stardate (glossary term)

Stardate is a term used in Star Trek canon.
It was also used by fans to date their zines and letters, in much the same way they used Live Long and Prosper as a salutation
In October 1976, a fan wrote Helen Young (president of the Star Trek Welcommittee) about how to use "Stardate" correctly, and she received this message:
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary