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Stardate 1977

Stardate 1977 was a commercial outfit out of Houston, Texas that gained notoriety in the mid-1970s for selling illegal film copies of Star Trek episodes. It was inferred that a fan/s who were behind this enterprise. 
Letters advertising these films were sent to many fan clubs. 
Letters in response from Susan Sackett via Paramount were sent to fan clubs and were printed in numerous fan publications. Some of these publications were Despatch, At the Helm, Diplomacy, and Star Trek Prospers. Sackett's letter warned fans not to buy these films. Fan clubs, in turn, warned fellow fans to boycott this company.
Some fans themselves went farther than encouraging boycotts, and instead, helped with the investigation by gathering evidence and reporting mail fraud, one that resulted in the sentencing of a minor.
 
These letters, and to some degree, the result, are an example of how Gene Roddenberry and TPTB interacted directly with fans to further various interests and fostered a scene of implied cooperation. It was also, in some ways, an example of using fans against other fans to police a situation from an unequal position: 
==Text of a 1977 Open Letter==
==Reactions from Fans==
==References==
Category:1977 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Events
Stardate Time Line

Stardate Time Line (sometimes called "Stardate Chart) is a three-foot long chart of art by Connie Faddis which arranges all the episodes in chronological order by stardates and shows the relative distance between episodes. It was mailed unfolded in a cardboard tube. The first chart was $3, and others were $2. This project was published by Alternative Works which also put out the newsletter Eclipse. 
 
Category:1977 Fanworks
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:Print Media
Category:1977 Fanart
Stardrive

Stardrive was the name of the Blake's 7 for-profit con series planned by Terry Nation and Paul Darrow.
 
They were to have been run by Laurie Cohen and Decima Productions. 
This was the con series that, in part, set off the massive controversy that became The Blake's 7 Wars.
==From a Flyer==
==Recycling Some Ideas for "ORBIT"==
From spring or summer 1990 ORBIT "newsflash" that mentions "Stardrive": 
==Further Reading==
* Dalek Man, London. Having scrambled British SF TV expectations, Terry Nation considers reshaping fan conventions (a January 1990 article in Starlog discussed Terry Nation's plans to recreate fan cons as a for-profit con, cons that Nation would control and reshape. It illustrates the theory that where there are fans, there is money to be made.) 
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Stardust (Roswell archive)

Stardust is a Roswell femslash archive hosted on Tripod. It houses a "ships" page which basically tells you the femslash pairing names of Roswell. While nearly all the fanfiction are Roswell femslash, there are some crossovers with Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
==Authors Archived==
* Firecracker
* Mere
* Miri
* Jenn
* Trixie
* Nicole Anell
* Ivy English
* Sobia Helen
* Sara
* Luv	
* S. T. Shimi
* Uriel
* Jessamyn
* Piper
* Northlight
* Bennie
* Marianna
* Brian
* Pixiedude
==Links==
The site links to several Roswell websites:
* Judas Kiss (Liz/Isabel)
* Roswell Slash Archive
* Guilty Pleasures
* Slightly Left of Venus
* Extra Sugar (Tess/Isabel)
* Epic (dupes)
* Facets (Liz UC)
* Fic-O-Rama
* Catfighters (Tess/Liz)
* Sans (darkfic)
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Tripod
Stardust (Star Trek TOS zine)

You may be looking for the Star Trek zine Starduster.
Stardust was published in 1972, is 104 pages, double-sided, mimeographed and photo-copied. 
It is a tribute to William Shatner -- a publication of the William Shatner Letter Exchange. 
It features a biography, a photograph, poetry, first-person reports of "The Day I Met William Shatner," a script outline by Luanne Hofschulte, a word search, speculative fiction about Shatner, artwork, a report by Joan Winston about her visit to the Star Trek set, a short Star Trek story by Luanne Hofschulte, "In the Beginning" by Pat Zotti (a Star Trek story). 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1972 Zines
Stardust (Stargate SG-1/NCIS story)

Stardust is a NCIS/Stargate SG-1 crossover by Kikkimax. The story is rated by the author as very mild slash with Daniel/Tony UST.
Summary: A man with no memory holds the key to three bizarre deaths.
==Awards==
The story won the NCIS FanFiction Awards 2005 in the categories "Best Crossover" and "Best Other Slash Romance" and it won the Stargate Fan Awards 2005 in the category "Best Crossover".2005 Stargate SG-1 Awards. (Accessed 24 April 2011)
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==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:NCIS
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Stardust (science fiction zine)

Stardust was a five-issue science fiction zine published by William L. Hamling. It published both pro fiction and articles by fans. In December 1940, Hamling published an angry letter in Fanfare called Eat It--Strangers!, accusing the Stranger Club of maligning his zine. He promised that Stardust would return after a short break, but no more issues were ever printed.
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1940 Zines
Starduster

You may be looking for the zine Star Trek zine Stardust.
Starduster is a gen Star Trek club zine. There are at least three issues. All fiction focuses on the Star Trek universe and OMCs.
==Issue 1==
Starduster 1
==Issue 2==
Starduster 2 was published in 1989 and contains 178 pages, 28 stories and poems It has a front cover by Phred.
==Issue 3==
Starduster 3 is subtitled, "The Swimsuit Edition." It contains over 200 pages of artwork, stories, poems, limericks, puzzles and surprises.
From an article written in issue #58 of the Starfleet Communique: "Starduster 2 won all Region 02 competitions for best story, best artist, best cover, and more. Starduster 2 was banned for the competition it, too, would have won all awards. Starduster 4 is currently in production and it is expected by the end of the year.
Starduster features art and fiction about the Paegan and its unique crew." (1993) 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1980s
Stare

Stare is a Frannie/Thatcher story by Sitnah. 
 
Summary: A little revisionist history. Post-COTW, Francesca gives Meg a ride to the airport. 
The story has two follow-ups: 
*Another Little Piece of My Heart 2/00.
*My Whole Entire Heart 2/00. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
== References ==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Due South Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Starf*cker

Starf*cker has the subtitle "A Twisted Collection of Superstar Fantasies." It is a 304-page book edited by Shar Rednour. 
It is a pro example of RPS.
==Originally a Zine==
This book was originally a zine: "I also edited and created starphkr the zine which afterwords became a book spelled slightly different: STarf*cker. (Alyson Press). The zine was nominated for an ABA award coming after Bust which has thousands of readers—and had even just been on MTV — so I was proud of that." from the editor at her blog 
==Description==
Amazon's description: "Admit it, everyone has fantasies about super stars-some weirder than others-but we all do it. Fortunately, some people also write about it, which explains this collection of strange fantasies of starstruck writers, including some of the top gay, lesbian, and bisexual writers today. Carol Queen does Marilyn Monroe, Bill Brent does Elvis, Cecilia Tan does Ziggy Stardust, Michelle Tea does Motley Crue (all of 'em!), M. Christian does Whoopi Goldberg, and Susie Bright does Dan Quayle (we told you it was weird!). Join your favorite writers as they join their favorite celebrities in an erotic collection unlike any other."
==The RPS Fanfiction/Pro Book Line==
This book is an example of underground zine and fanfiction becoming more mainstream.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Further Reading==
* a 2014 interview with one of the authors: 
==References==
Category:Celebrities & Real PeopleCategory:2000
Starfighter

Starfighter is a Yaoi sci-fi webcomic by HamletMachine.
== Canon ==
The story focuses on the relationship between Cain and Abel, a fighter and navigator on a military base. The two are assigned to the same ship and must work together to form a cohesive unit in spite of their wildly different personalities and Cain's often aggressive behaviour towards Abel.
The comic launched in 2009 and the story concluded in March of 2020. Following a successful Kickstarter campaign, a Visual Novel titled Starfighter: Eclipse was released in 2015. HamletMachine served as the lead artist and project lead The game features an original story set in the same universe as the comic, as well as new and returning characters. 
== Fandom ==
The late 2000s saw a number of western-created BL webcomics begin publishing, some of which featured NSFW content as well as relationship drama. As such, Starfighter fit into this niche fairly well. The initial fandom spawned on DeviantArt, where HamletMachine was already a well-known fanartist. 
As of 2022, the fandom is still Yuletide-eligible, having under 1000 works. 
On fanfiction.net, there are 108 fanfics and 3 crossovers for Starfighter at the time of this writing. 
On ArchiveOfOurOwn, there are 701 fanfics and 28 crossovers at the time of this writing. 
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Good to See You by the-nerd-word
=== Fanart ===
=== Fanvids ===
* =STARFIGHTER= Kiss me, Kill me by Wetsokks (February 17, 2011)
* Bad Romance by TheStyks666 (April 24, 2011)
* Starfighter -Cain/Abel - Judas by xoxrockyheart xo (June 10, 2011)
* Power and Control by tori (January 19, 2014)
* High and Low (Ethos x Deimos) by Liu Woods (December 04, 2014)
* 「 ♂YS♂」STARFIGHTER -Feelings- AblexCain by Emii x (April 27, 2015)
* E a r n e d I t [Starfighter] by Kiyamada (May 10, 2015)
* [W♔D] FINE BY ME by yingirisuchanx (March 28, 2016)
* Cain x Abel - Feisty by Sollux The Killer (August 29, 2016)
* [ ill come for you] // starfighter finale! by bibbleb00 (March 21, 2020)
== Fannish Links ==
* Starfighter (Webcomic) on Archive of Our Own
* Starfighter at Fanfiction.net
Category:Webcomics
Starfish

Starfish is a fanfiction writer for the due South fandom.
==Example Works==
*Sea Change, a Fraser/RayK story.
*Distant Echoes, a gen story with mild Benton Fraser/Victoria Metcalf.
*Can't Stop Falling, a F/K story.
*Where My Soul Dwells, a F/K story.
*The Bar AU, a F/K story.
*Parental Guidance, a F/K story co-written with Alanna and Kass
*Drifting, a F/K story co-written with Alanna
Category:Fanwriters
Starfleet Annals

Starfleet Annals is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology edited by Mary Hartery. It contains both fiction and non-fiction. There are two issues with the title "Starfleet Annals," then one with the transitional title "Starfleet Annals Avatar," and then the zine became Avatar in 1975, and it became a multimedia zine.
==Issue 1==
Starfleet Annals 1
==Issue 2==
Starfleet Annals 2
==Issue 3==
Starfleet Annals Avatar 3 (v.1 n.3) was published in October 1975 and contains 114 pages. The front cover is by Ed Laprade, the interior illos by Debbie Collin, Claudia Di Falco, Mary Beth Santarelli, and Charlene Taylor.
* Mission of Mercy by Mary Hartery (a UFO adventure story) (UFO)
* Peace at Last by Mary Hartery ("a Kath1een Ames love story- the female - James Kirk of Starfleet?") (Star Trek: TOS)
* Fate of the Damned by Mary Hartery (article, a UFO reprint, concerning Paul Foster in one of his strangest incidents) (UFO)
* Memory by Jesse Powell ("a different kind of STAR TREK story.") (Star Trek: TOS)
* Interstice by Johanna Cantor (sequel to "Dagger of the Mind") (Star Trek: TOS)
* The Steel Mallard by Stephen Langford (a Questor) adventure, also in The Vaslovik Archives #1) (Questor)
* The Arcturian Jewels Affair by Roberta Rogow ("another adventure in the life of the crew of the Enterprise') (Star Trek: Trek)
* Maneuver by Mary Hartery with Deb Fraser ("a Klingon War story with Kathleen Ames and the crew of the Guadalcanal") (Star Trek: TOS)
* Gods Against Us ("a KOLCHAK story with a surprise ending") (Kolchak: The Nightstalker)
* Remembrance ("the editor's personal account of the February NYC convention") (Star Trek: TOS)
* My Song by Joan Cash ("a narrative sf poem")
* Dyondes ("a narrat1ve poem about interstellar lovers")
* puzzles 
 
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Starfleet Assembly Manual

Starfleet Assembly Manual is by Paul M. Newitt.
The series can be seen at . 
==Issue 1==
1977
It sold for 50 cents in 1977.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
1978
==Issue 3==
1978
==Issue 4==
1982
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Starfleet Ball

Starfleet Ball was a Star Trek convention held in the UK.
==1995==
 
==1996==
Held at the Royal Bath Hotel in Bournemouth, Feb 9th to 11th and organised by USS Excalibur. Guest of Honour was Richard Biggs (Dr. Franklin of Babylon 5, George Marshall, model maker, Chris Boyd and astronomer Ian Parker.
==1997==
The third one was held February 14-18, 1997 at The Moat House Hotel in Bournemouth, Dorset.
From the flyer: 
==2001==
Bourenmouth, 9 to 11 February 2001
 
* Steve Rogerson's web pages
==2002==
Bournemouth, 8-10 February 2002
* Steve Rogerson's web pages
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1995 Conventions
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Starfleet Bar Guide

You may be looking for The Star Trek Bartender's Guide.
Starfleet Bar Guide is a part of the Starfleet Academy Training Manual Series.
It is a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet. 
 
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Category:Food & Recipes
Category:1970s Zines
Starfleet Chronicles

Starfleet Chronicles is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction and poetry edited by Janet Blowers and Kim Knight. 
==Issue 1==
Starfleet Chronicles 1 was published in 1977 or before. It contains 50 pages.
There are a few very simple line drawings of eyes and stars but no other interior art.
* The First Day by Janet Blowers (1)
* Turn of the Tide by Kim Knight (5)
* Slavery is More Than a Word by Janet Blowers (17) (Kirk becomes a body slave, includes off-stage rape)
* On Velgan by Babs Calver, poem (36)
* The Melting Mood by Kim Knight (37)
* Alien Eyes, poem by Babs Calver (42)
* The Last One by Janet Blowers (43)
* Annihilation, poem by Babs Calver (48)
==Issue 2==
Starfleet Chronicles 2 was published in 1977 or before.
* Fun and Games? by Janet Blowers (1)
* The Experiment by Kim Knight (7)
* Space, poem by Babs Calver (17)
* Rim, poem by Babs Calver (18)
* Star Crossed by Janet Blowers (19)
* No Guest of Mine by Kim Knight (29)
* Shaladon by Janet Blowers (37)
* Act of War by Kim Knight (47)
==Issue 3==
Starfleet Chronicles 3 was published in 1977 and contains 60 pages.
The editors write: "We hope that you the reader enjoy this 'zine as much as we hated doing it (sometimes we wonder how we over got involved in aIl this hard work). If you have any comments on this labour of love especially on individual stories? We would love to hear from you so please do write to one or both of us. Gene Roddenberry, you have a lot to answer for!!"
* It Shouldn't Happen to an Ensign by Janet Blowers (1)
* Keepers of Yesterday, Keepers of Tomorrow by Kim Knight (11)
* Threw of Torken, part one, poem by Babs Calver (20)
* Destruction -- No Tomorrow by Janet Blowers (21)
* Control Point Zero by Kim Knight (McCoy has been taken prisoner while an a landing party assignment. The planet they are exploring is in the midst of a civil war and McCoy is held by one faction who believes him a spy. McCoy is tortured beyond endurance while Kirk and Spock seek a way to rescue him.) (31)
* Old Planet, poem by Babs Calver (36)
* Friendship by Janet Blowers (37)
* Threw of Torken, part two, poem by Babs Calver (50)
* The Judgement Game by Kim Knight (51)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Starfleet Communiqué

Starfleet Communiqué is a gen Star Trek: TOS clubzine and newsletter of the STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., a role-playing organization (hence the Starfleet titles combined with the names to indicate positions in the club).
It was edited by "Admiral" Eric A. Stillwell with the help of his childhood friend, Chief of Communications "Vice Admiral" Tony Wynn (who assumed a Vulcan persona under the name of "T. Wxyn)." When Wynn entered the U.S. Air Force in September 1981, Stillwell assumed all editing and publishing duties.
Issues were offset and ran 12-16 pages. 
The early issues used the word "supplemental" in the title of the zine was due to it not having been the official club newsletter at the time, which was entitled Starfleet Communications, and apparently suffered from significant delays.The entire fan club organization at that time comes across as chaotic in the description on their website The History of STARFLEET The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., presumably because it was organized and run mostly by teenagers (accessed 16 Jan 2010) 
There are at least seven issues of "Starfleet Supplemental Communiqué" before it replaced "Starfleet Communications" as the organization's newsletter. It was then renamed "Starfleet Communiqué" and became the official newsletter of the club. That zine is still published by the organization.STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association (accessed 16 Jan 2010)
==Gallery==
Image:com1-2.jpg|cover of v.1 n.2, Sept/Oct 1981
Image:Starfleetcom_V2-1.jpg|cover of v.2 n.1, 1st quarter 1982
Image:starfleetcom2-2.jpg|cover of v.2 n.2, 1982, 23 pages
Image:Starfleetcom_V2.3.jpg|cover of v.2 n.3, 3rd quarter 1982
Image:Starfleetcom_V3.1.jpg|cover of v.3 n.1, 1983
File:Starfleetcomm15.jpg|cover of issue #15, June 1986
Image:starfleetcomm16.jpg|cover of issue #16, August 1986
Image:starfleetcomm17.jpg|cover of issue #17, Oct/Nov 1986
Image:starfleetcomm20.jpg|cover of issue #20, April 1987
Image:starfleetcomm21.jpg|cover of issue #21, June 1987
Image:starfleetcomm22.jpg|cover of issue #22, August 1987
Image:starfleetcomm23.jpg|cover of issue #23, October 1987
Image:starfleetcomm24.jpg|cover of issue #24, December 1987
Image:starfleetcomm25.jpg|cover of issue #25, February 1988
Image:Starfleetcomm 26 1988.jpg|front cover issue #26 (1988)
Image:starfleetcomm31.jpg|cover of issue #31, February/March 1988
Image:starfleetcomm32.jpg|cover of issue #32, April/May 1988
Image:starfleetcomm34.jpg|cover of issue #34, Aug/Sept 1988
Image:starfleetcomm36.jpg|cover of issue #36, Dec/Jan 1990 
Image:starfleetcom37.jpg|cover of issue #37, February/March 1990
Image:starfleetcom38.jpg|cover of issue #38, April/May 1990
Image:starfleetcom39.jpg|cover of issue #39, June/July 1990
Image:starfleet47.jpg|cover of issue #47, Oct/Nov 1991
Image:starfleet50.jpg|cover of issue #50, April/May 1992
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s Category:2000s
Starfleet Cook Book

Starfleet Cook Book has "Starfleet Academy Training Manual" on the cover.
It is a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet. 
It is part of the Starfleet Academy Training Manual Series.
 
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Category:Star Trek Cookbooks
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Starfleet Cooking Manual

You may be looking for the 1978 zine Star Trek Cooking Manual.
Starfleet Cooking Manual is a Star Trek cookbook. 
From an ad in Scuttlebutt #4: "Learn how the other half lives. Treat your palate to the thrill of Tranquility Brownies from Onicron Ceti Three, Sahndaran pastry or if you can handle it, Klingon Soup." 
Category:Star Trek Cookbooks
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Starfleet Hand Weapon Familiarization Handbook

Starfleet Hand Weapon Familiarization Handbook is a 30-page Star Trek zine.
It is a sister zine to Gorn Guidebook.
==Introduction==
 
==Contents==
* Federation Hand Weapons
** Hand Phaser-Type 1
** Hand Phaser-Type 2
** Hand Phaser-Type 3
** Phaser Rifle
** Ray Gun
** 40 MM Hand Laser
* Non-Federation Hand Weapons
** Klingon Sonic Disrupter Pistol
** Romulan Disruptor
** Gorn Blaster
==Sample Interior==
Image:starfleetweapon1.jpg|cover
Image:starfleetweapon2.jpg|inside page
Image:starfleetweapon3.jpg|inside page
Image:starfleetweapon4.png|inside page
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Starfleet Imports

Starfleet Imports was a Star Trek fan-run merchandise company. It sold posters and fiction. 
The business was owned and run by Syn Ferguson.
==What It Sold==
* Courts of Honor poster
* Straight Trek zine
* Lords of Light and Darkness Fantasy Cards tarot cards
==The Courts of Honor Poster==
 
There were 4000 posters printed for Courts of Honor. from a letter by Eric A. Stillwell in Interstat #93
The poster was offered for sale in mid-1982. From one ad: 
In the October 1982 issue of Interstat, Syn Ferguson wrote of a letter regarding this poster, and of larger implications: 
In March 1983, Eric A. Stillwell, a fan club president, made this clarification: 
==Similar Companies==
* Company Clippings 
* Cyrano Jones' Trading Post, became Nova Enterprises 
* DAGE Co.
* Enterprise Enterprises
* Federation Trading Post 
* Forever Productions
* Goin' Back Enterprises
* The Interstellar Trading Post 
* Intergalactic Trading Company 
* Lincoln Enterprises
* Martin Enterprises 
* New Eye Studio
* Omega Enterprises
* Starbase One
* Starship Enterprises
* Tribble Toys
==References==
 
Category:1980s
Category:Star Trek TOS
Starfleet Library Computer

You may be looking for the zine The Library Computer.
Starfleet Library Computer is a gen Star Trek: TOS zine. It is unclear if it contains fiction. There are at least three issues. 
==Issue 1==
Starfleet Library Computer 1
==Issue 2==
Starfleet Library Computer 2
==Issue 3==
Starfleet Library Computer 3
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Starfleet Marriage Manual

Starfleet Marriage Manual is a 21-page Star Trek: TOS zine.
It is a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet. 
 
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 Image:starfleetmarriagemanual.jpg| a reprint 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Starfleet Mysteries

Starfleet Mysteries is a gen Star Trek: TOS, DS9 and TNG anthology. It is digest-sized and contains 48 pages of mystery stories. 
*Forward and cover ill. by Edward J. McFadden (4)
* A Puzzling Reflection by Chris Pourteau (Kirk has vanished and Spock is left to struggle with command as well as an impossible mystery. Where is Jim Kirk. A Classic Trek mystery in which it's implied heavily that Trelane will grow up to be Q.) (5)
*Going Home by William Meikle (Scotty goes home to Scotland, only to find a poisoned King and many old memories.) (14)
*Transformations by Brad Boucher (Odo is dying, but why?) (20)
*Deceptions Past by Edward J. McFadden III (The eve of universal peace has ended, but the struggle for peace has just begun and somebody wants Jim Kirk out of the way.) (30)
*Trick of the Light by Ellan Straw (Lights mystify the eye, stimulate the imagination. Or they can kill.) (37)
*The Medusian Murder by Octavio Ramos Jr. (A Medusian is dead, and Picard and Sisco are left with three suspects and little evidence.) (43)
 
Image:starfleetmysteriesback.jpg|back cover
File:Starfleetmysteriesinsidepage.jpg|inside pages
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Starfleet and Crystal Crackin'

Starfleet and Crystal Crackin' is a 1977 or 1978 sound recording produced and sold by Tristar Industries.
From a 1978 flyer: 
 
==Similar Items==
* Themes from Star Trek (1977)
* Starfleet and Crystal Crackin' (1977 or 1978)
* If We...by Heash (1977 or 1978)
* Arcturus (1981)
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:Star Trek TOS Albums