Haven (Star Trek zine)

Haven is a Star Trek: TNG and DS9 gen anthology. 
Issues one and two contain all TNG and issue three all DS9. 
A few stories from the zine can be found online here
==Issue 1==
Haven 1 was published in 1992 and contains 220 pages. It is edited by Chris Dickenson. Front cover is by BEKi; interior art is by BEKi, Chris Myers, Barbara Caldwell, David Lawrence, Laura Miles, and Jane Mailander.
* Things We Leave Behind by Cyndi Bayless Overstreet--Data is fighting against time to save the lives of his shipmates. To find the rare mineral he needs, he must form an alliance with a telepathic heir apparent. (4)
* Special Mission by Michelle Benoit--Charles Stoddard has a terrible secret, and the pretty lady in the seat next to him is a welcome distraction to his troubles. He has no idea who she is or what she really wants from him. (106)
* A Little Spark of Heaven by Deborah Baudoin--Lwaxana Troi's valet has found something lovely, a souvenir of his travels. But appearances can be deceiving. (116)
*The Once and Future Captain by BEKi--William Riker is facing a future he has already seen. With Guinan's help, he may find the answers...or perhaps just more questions. (141)
* No Small Trust by Barbara Caldwell--Ro Laren has a great deal to learn about her human crewmates...and the universe. Sometimes vengeance is not always the answer. (155)
* Conversation in a Doorway by Jane Mailander--William Riker is dying. In the shadowy portal between life and what lies beyond, he meets an old friend. (175)
* You Can't Judge a Book by Chris Dickenson--Set post-"Disaster," this vignette explores what a Bajoran ex-convict and a Betazoid princess might have in common. (182)
* Hair of the Dog by Sally Dayton--What do you get when you cross a drunken Betazoid and a Klingon stand­up comedian? William Riker is about to find out! (186)
*The Road Home by Barbara Caldwell--A sequel to "Redemption Part 2" poses some chilling what-ifs about the welfare of a certain Klingon security chief. (194)
* Yesterday's Ghost by Laura Bickle--William Riker does not walk alone in the "Yesterday's Enterprise" second history. This poignant tale explains why. (210)
* Ten-Forward Tattler by Sadie Maxwell (219)
* The Great Bird Passes by Jane Mailander (220)
==Issue 2==
Haven 2 was published in 1993 and has 244 pages. 
It has a color cover of Beverly Crusher by Laura Miles. Interior artists include David Lawrence, Chris Myers, Silva Hebert, Karyl Weiss-Mendel and 
'toons by Jane Mailander. 
* A Few Vivid Memories, fiction by Chris Dickenson
* We That Sowed, fiction by Nancy Louise Freeman
* Hidden Treasures, fiction by Deborah Baudoin
* Daddy's Little Girl, fiction by Michelle Benoit
* A Little Kindness Keeps on Going and Going, fiction by Sadie Maxwell (What do you get when you combine a doctor named Crusher, a doctor named Pulaski, and way too many Cardassian Suicides? A sequel to A Little Kindness Goes a Long Way.)
* Dream a Little Dream, fiction by Cyndi Bayless Overstreet
* A Song in the Sunlight, fiction by Deborah Baudoin (Deanna Troi receives an unusual gift in memory of the most important event in her life.)
* A Matter of Programming, fiction by Chris Dickenson
* reviews of "both the pro novels"
* review of the first season of DS9
* filks by Dickenson and Baudoin
* filks by Toronto Trek Guest of Honor Larry Warner
==Issue 3==
Haven 3 was published in May 1995 and contains 221 pages. It has a cover by Christine Myers. 
* Editorial by Deborah Baudoin (1)
* After the Looking Glass by Maddie Mumford, art by Mumford and David Lawrence (1)
* Crunch by Sadie Maxwell, art by Mumford (64)
* Secrets by Lynn Tucker, art Joey Rodriguez and Mumford (91)
* The Serpent and the Sculptor by Deborah Baudoin, art by Carol Webb (137)
* Deep Space Nine Second Season Reviews by Deborah Baudoin(189)
* Deep Space Nine Third Season Reviews by Deborah Baudoin (209)
* Closing Editorial by Chris Dickerson (221)
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1992 ZinesCategory:1995 Zines