The Complete Rack

The Complete Rack is a 166-page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. 
The art is by Alice Jones, Merle Decker, Pat Stall, Stephanie Hawks, Vin Bowman, and Linda White. 
Summary from a distributor, Lionheart Distribution: 
==The Zine's Dedication==
"For those who suffered through THE RACK and ALL THE KING'S HORSES, ALL THE KING'S MEN the first time... and came back for more; for friends and lovers everywhere..."
==From the Editorial in the Zine's Second Edition: Some Explanations==
==From the Editorial in the Zine's Second Edition: Some Differences in the Editions/Stories, and Some Thank Yous==
==From the Editorial in the Zine's Second Edition: A Warning and Some Advice==
==Regarding the Authors' Pseud and of Collaboration==
From "Who's Afraid of J. Emily Vance?": 
==Regarding "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"==
From "Who's Afraid of J. Emily Vance?": 
==Contents==
* From the Editors (1)
* Prequel Poetry:
**Stargazing by April Valentine (2)
**The Unspoken by Beverly Volker (3)
** Touches by April Valentine (4)
**Tomorrow by April Valentine (7)
* The Rack by J. Emily Vance (7)
* So Constant the Change (song), words by Beverly Volker, music by Carolyn Venino (54)
*Into the Night (poem) by Beverly Volker (55)
* All the King's Horses, All the King's Men by J. Emily Vance (57)
* Jonah (song) words by April Valentine, music Kathy Burns (132)
* Who's Afraid of J. Emily Vance? (memories of a three-way collaboration) (136)
* Harmony (song) by April Valentine (136)
* Oh, God! by J. Emily Vance (137)
* And The Rack Goes On, The Fannish Controversy (153)
* Readers' Responses:
** Stones by Sandra Gent (153)
** A Letter by April Valentine (155)
**In Scottish Eyes (poem) by Carolyn Venino (157)
**Postscript by C. Frisbie and S.K. James (158)
* LoCs (159)
==Gallery of Art from the First Edition==
Image:rack1.jpg|Alice Jones, from "The Rack"
Image:rack2.jpg|Merle Decker, from "The Rack, "Kirk confronts Commander Lewis. Lewis is an OC from the zine Nightvisions.
Image:rack3.jpg|Linda White, from "Oh, God!"
Image:rack4.jpg|Pat Stall, from "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men" -- "The Vulcan was seated on the floor of Kirk's cabin. His dark head was bent so that his forehead rested on the sandy hair of the man he held cradled in his arms. Spock had dragged the lifeless body of his Captain onto his lap. Kirk's arms dangled as Spock held him around the shoulders in what McCoy could only think of as a death embrace, for he knew without reason that Kirk was dead. Even as his eyes and mind tried to comprehend the ghastly scene before him, his instincts told him the irreversible fact."
Image:rack5.jpg|Alice Jones, from "The Rack," Spock and Herval "Val" Kaminsky 
Image:rack6.jpg|Vin Bowman?, this art does not appear in the second edition
Image:rack7.jpg|Pat Stall, from "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"
Image:rack8.jpg|Stephanie Hawks, from "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"
==Gallery of Art from the Second Edition==
The second edition contains almost all of the art from the first, with some additions by TACS.
Image:rack2-1.jpg| from "The Rack"
Image:rack2-2.jpg| Brent Stevens and Collin Patrick, two OCs, "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"
Image:rack2-3.jpg| McCoy in "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"
Image:rack2-4.jpg| from "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"
 
==An Excerpt from "The Rack" ==
==Known Inspired Works==
* A la récherche de l'avenir, from Starbase MTL. It takes place five years after "The Rack." Spock and the OC character Val become lovers.
* Trial by Mariann Hornlein in Nexus #1. Written with permission, an alternate version of "The Rack" by J. Emily Vance in Contact #4 in which Kirk is not dead and Spock decides to face court-martial. It details Kirk and Spock's strong determination to remain together on the Enterprise and Starfleet's equally strong drive to force them apart. Despite Starfleet's innuendo, coercion, persecution and dirty tactics, Spock and Kirk rely on each other's concern, support, love. And, despite the odds, they WIN. 
* "Stones" by Sandra Gent, in "The Complete Rack"
* "A Letter" by April Valentine in "The Complete Rack"
* "In Scottish Eyes" by Carolyn Verino in "The Complete Rack"
* "Postscript" by Carol Frisbie and Susan K. James in "The Complete Rack"
* "A Different End" by Toni Cardinal-Price. An alternative to "The Trial" which in turn is an alternative to "The Rack": Kirk & Spock really are lovers, and after the trial are now safe from invasive speculations. In (Nexus) #1
==Reactions and Reviews: The Authors Comment on "The Rack" and "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"==
==Reactions and Reviews: The Authors Comment on Other Works Inspired by "The Rack" and "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men"==
==Reactions and Reviews for "The Rack": From Fans==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel ZinesCategory:1980 Zines