Quantum Mechanics (Quantum Leap anthology by Peg Kennedy)

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Quantum Mechanics is a gen anthology. 
Many fans consider this a zine of tragic fic.
==Issue 1==
Quantum Mechanics 1 was published in January 1992 and contains over 200 pages. It was edited by Peg Kennedy.
The art is by Debora h Base-Smith, Tamy Erickson, Nola Frame-Gray, Terri Librande, JM McClure, <=minds-i-view=> and Paulie. It has calligraphy by Karen Serassio.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: 
From the editorial: 
* Editorial by Peg Kennedy and Bill Hupe (1)
* Leaping Letters, cartoon by Nola Frame-Gray (2)
* As the Clock Ticks Slowly By, fiction by Rebecca Reeves (3)
* Why, poem by Sandy Hall (13) 
* Answered Prayers, fiction by Linda Knights (14)
* One Day, poem by Melissa Mastoris (16)
* Ticket Home, fiction by Sharon Wisdom (crossover with Dark Shadows) (18)
* A Reward, fiction by Janna Stockinger (38)
* June 15, 1945: A Diary Entry -- If I Had a Diary, That Is, fiction by Janna Stockinger (41)
* The Leaping Quantum Physicist, poem by Melissa Mastoris (44)
* Leaping Home, fiction by Sandy Hall and Barbara Stanton (46)
* Who Am I This Time, poem by Vonne (55)
* Oh Boy, poem by Teri Sarick (56)
* A Stitch in Time, fiction by Nola Frame-Gray (59) 
* Carousel Horses, fiction by Sheila Paulson (61)
* Quantum Leap: Sam Beckett, poem by Teri Sarick (88)
* Comforts of Sleep, poem by Carol Lance (90)
* Extended Stay, fiction by Jennifer Smallwood (92)
* Al's Plea, poem by Melissa Mastoris (107)
* Starry, Starry Night, fiction by Teri Sarick (crossover with Beauty and the Beast) (109)
* When I Go Out to Sea, fiction by Terri Librande (191)
* Leaps and Bounds, poem by Teri Sarick (192)
 
Image:quantmech1.jpg|from issue #1, Paulie
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Nola Frame-Gray
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-2.jpg|from issue #1, minds-i-view
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-3.jpg|from issue #1, sample text
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-4.jpg|from issue #1, JM McClure
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Terri Librande
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-6.jpg|from issue #1, calligraphy by Karen Serassio
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Paulie
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-8.jpg|from issue #1, Deborah Base-Smith
Image:quantummechanicskennedy1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Nola Frame-Gray
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
 
Quantum Mechanics 2 was published in November 1992 and contains 200 pages. It was edited by Peg Kennedy.
This zine includes death stories and much Donna-trashing. It was a 1993 FanQ nominee for Best QL Zine.
The art is by Anna Oliwa, TACS, Cindy Colafranceschi, Tamy Erickson, Nola Frame-Gray, Robert Jan, J.M. McClure, Todd Parrish, <=minds-i-view=>. 
 
From Bill Hupe's catalog: 
*A Promise Held by Janna Stockinger ("For Admiral Albert Francis Calavicci, it was a part of his job that he detested — telling these kids that they were being sent off to serve their country — to fight across the seas in some rabid part of the world and likely as not, give their lives... He wished he could talk to Sam about it. It seemed like Sam was always there, ready to listen to his mumbling. Still, Calavicci knew that this was something he could never talk to his friend about. But unbeknownst to Al, Sam has leapt into the body of a lieutenant who was standing next to the admiral and initiates a unique reunion with an ensign who, in the past, had called the admiral "Angel Al".") (1993 FanQ nominee - Favorite QL Story) 
*Answers by Rebecca Reeves ("Tom Beckett ominously knew there was a reason why he kept running into imposing bureaucracy every time he attempted to find out what happened to his brother. Ever since Sam began his latest secret project with the Government, he was good as missing, despite the reassurances from the Admiral and Sam's wife. All he wanted to do was to see his brother and know that Sam was all right... or was he?")
*Where Everyone Knows Your Name by Teri Sarick (multi-cross universe)
*Deja Vu by Jennifer Smallwood (Sam leaps into the project.)
* The Right Place by Linda Knights ("Sam was convinced that Fate had given him a chance to prevent the assassination of Robert Kennedy. He was now a woman named Angie who was at least six months pregnant... but that wouldn't stop him from attempting to warn Kennedy of impending danger!")
* The Triumph of Time by Ann Raymont ("Sam has leaped into the body of Jiri Fejtek, a gymnast representing Czechoslovakia in the 1972 Summer Olympics. Unfortunately, neither Sam or Al... or Ziggy, for that matter, are really sure why Sam is there... until disaster strikes!")
* The Night Leaper by Gary Himes (""Mrs. Martha Applebaum, a housewife, was expecting a surprise from her husband Sidney on the occasion of their thirtieth anniversary. However, it is unlikely that Mrs. Applebaum appreciated the gift her husband presented her with — a butcher knife, placed strategically between her shoulder blades..." Sam was now a reporter, but not just any reporter, but Carl Kolchak, a man excelling in stories that would never make to the press. With a sudden rash of murders perpetrated by family members and friends, all who deny any intent or motive, Sam finds himself in a dilemma... which gets worse when Al informs him that he, too, would become the next murderer.") Crossover with Kolchak: the Night Stalker.
* Castle in the Sand by Mindy Peterman
* other stories by CG Crater, Jennifer Smallwood, Terri Librande 
* poetry by Crystal Nauyoka, Vonne Shepard, Jane Mailander
Image:qunatummech2-1.jpg| from issue #2, TACS
Image:qunatummech2-2.jpg| from issue #2, Anna Oliwa
Image:qunatummech2-3.jpg| from issue #2, J.M. McClure
Image:qunatummech2-4.jpg| from issue #2, J.M. McClure
Image:qunatummech2-5.jpg| from issue #2, Cindy Colafranceschi
Image:qunatummech2-6.jpg| from issue #2, sample poem: "Al's Prayer"
Image:qunatummech2-7.jpg| from issue #2, sample text
Image:qunatummech2-8.jpg| from issue #2, Todd Parrish
Image:qunatummech2-9.jpg| from issue #2, Anna Oliwa
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
==Issue 3==
Quantum Mechanics 3 was published in 1996 and contains 65 pages. It was edited by Betsy Fisher and Janna Stockinger. 
The cover is by <=minds-i- view=>. The interior art and cartoons are by J.M. McClure, Todd Parrish, and Nola Frame-Gray. 
* This Guy's In Love by anonymous 
* The Calm Before the Storm by Mindy Peterman
* Islands in the Leap by Fletcher Stanton
* Somewhere in There by Kristine Beltz
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
== References ==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1992 Zines