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A Strekzine Roster

A Strekzine Roster was a compilation by Jacqueline Lichtenberg of Star Trek fan-published zines. There were likely several versions, one of which published in December 1970 in the zine Maybe #13 in summer 1971.
This roster was related to Lichtenberg's work on Strekfan Roster Questionnaire, and was used to write the pro book Star Trek Lives!.
Lichtenberg writes about this roster in the article "Evolution of a Masterpiece" in Terra-Vulcan Yearbook #1. 
Also see List of Star Trek Zines published 1967-1970 (the Pentathlon list) and List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired.
==Titles on the Roster in Late 1970==
NOTE: Some of the titles listed as zines below were actually fan clubs, a mistake made by the original collator. 
* T-Negative
* Pastaklan Vesla
* Spockanalia
* LNSTFCCF
* LNSTFCCF Bulletin
* Inside Star Trek
* Nimoyan Scribes and Spock's Scribes
* Fauch
* Retrospect
* Plak-Tow
* Triskelion
* Star Date
* Galileo 7 (Spock Underground)
* Galileo 7 (Bushman)
* Galileo 2
* The Voyages
* Impulse
* Menagerie
* Eridani Triad
* S-T Review
* Warp 9
* The Film Clipper
* Otherwords
* The Captain's Log
* Deck 6
* The Enterprise Papers: Warp One (listed as "forthcoming") (which could be the same as "Warp 1" on this list) and "Compendium"
* ST-Phile
* Pentathlon
* Dimension 8
* Concordance
* Thank You S-T and Star Trek Gab
* Vulcanian Enterprises
* Anti*Matter
* Ship's Log
* Requiem for Star Trek
* Cinefantastique #20 (special Star Trek ish)
* Spock Underground
* James Doohan International Fan Club Bulletin
* Kevas & Trillium and Mark Lenard International Club Bulletin
* California Here We Come (The Vulcan Consulate is Alive and Hiding Out at Paramount Studios)
* HMS Trek-a-Star
* Hue and Cry and DeForest Kelley Yeomanry Bulletin
* The William Shatner Fanatic Bulletin and Sand Treks
* Vulcananlia
* The Hailing Signal
* Dr. McCoy's Sick Bay
* The Captain's Log
* Dilithium
* Terran Times
* Don't You Just Love Leonard Nimoy?
* Fascinating... But Filthy
* Theragin
* Transmission from Starfleet
* Where No Fan Has Gone Before
* Cape Kennedy Nimoy Fanatics (published "Chatter Boxes" This does not appear to be the same zine as Chatter Boxes, which in March/April 1969 became LNAF Bulletin, as that zine was published out of Texas. and Sub Space Chatter)
* Bag's End Journal
* Nimoyan Fellowship
* Omicron Ceti Three
* Spock's People
* Trumpet #11 (Tom Reamy) This was a typo. Lichtenberg meant #9; she may not have included this issue if she'd known in advance as the essay it contained, one by David Gerrold called The Awful Offal, was a extremely derogatory, Harlan Ellison-esque piece commenting on Star Trek fandom, Tolkien fandom, and fans. 
==The List Itself==
Image:startrekroster1.jpg|as printed in Maybe #13
Image:startrekroster2.jpg|as printed in Maybe #13
Image:startrekroster3.jpg|as printed in Maybe #13
Image:startrekroster4.jpg|as printed in Maybe #13
==References==
Category:1970 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Zine Fandom
A Study in 221B

A Study in 221B is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by replica, it was released for the 81th decision of Comiket. 
Image:Studyin221B.jpg|cover
Image:Studyin221B-s1.jpg|sample
==References==
* yahoo auction/relisted - aucfan
* yahoo auction 2
* yahoo auction 3
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
A Study in Emerald

"A Study in Emerald" is a short story by Neil Gaiman which he himself describes it as "Lovecraft/Holmes fan fiction". It won the 2004 Hugo Award for Best Short Story.
The short story inspired a boardgame created by Martin Wallace and released in 2013, and in June 2018, Dark Horse Comics published a graphic novel adaptation.
==Fandom==
Fanfiction
* The Endgame Gambit by marcelo
* The Queen's Guard by lavvyan 
* A Study in Midnight by M_Leigh
* The Terror from Bohemia: Being the Reminiscences of John H. Watson, M.D., in the Year of the Old Ones 745 by Satchelfoot
Meta 
* Studying a Study in Emerald by The Eclectic Analyst
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Fanart
* by ViaEstelar
* by kelseyleah
* by QuantumBranching
* by BrerAnansi
==References==
Category:Neil Gaiman
A Study in Green

A Study in Green is a Kirk/Spock story by Augusta Elton. 
This story was published in the print zine First Time #7.
Ambassador Kollos is spelt "Kolos" throughout. 
==Summary==
"After Spock links with the Medusan Kolos, Kirk's jealousy threatens to drive Spock away, until he finally admits to what he is feeling."
==Excerpt==
"In the place where Kirk would have expected the fireshrine to be, stood a satiny metal box. The lid must have made the tiny noise he heard, for it was open slightly and from beneath it flooded the quaking, pulsing blue radiance which he had somehow confused with the flickering red flame. As he watched, realizing what it was, the lid began to rise and the intense blue glare brightened and spilled a light too bright to see over the sleeper." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1996===
===1998===
==References==
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
A Study in Natural Philosophy

A Study in Natural Philosophy is a Merlin/Arthur story by mad_maudlin (~13,200 words). The story is a fusion with His Dark Materials.
Summary: It wasn't all that unusual for people to hide their daemons; Merlin, however, seems to be taking it a little far.
Author's Notes: "So there was a craze for a while, at least in SGA fandom, for writing daemon!fic--using the concept from Phillip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy of an animal-form spiritual companion. And it occurred to me, a while ago, that I'd never seen a Merlin version of that, and I quite wanted to. Which, of course, meant I had to write it myself. And then sit on it in anxiety until the whole damn thing had turned into an AU anyway."
The Scowling Hermit (aka A Cute Cat) illustrated the story with six images of the main characters and their daemons.AcuteCat. 6 Merlin Characters, 29 March 2010. (Accessed 29 August 2010) The illustrations are hosted at deviantArt.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:Daemon AU
A Study in Noir

A Study in Noir is a noir-themed, digital zine created by members of a Detective Conan/Magic Kaito writing fan server.
==About==
An announcement and link to the zine was published on December 31, 2022 with the following message:
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the project's social media account.
===Page Artists===
* BakaThief
* GG (sir-incorrect)
* Hexfloog
* Karasu (astravis) - Cover Concept Artist
* Kuro (Kuroko99, kuroartsdocom)
* Kusogorzyk (whywalkwhenyoucanjump)
* Otaku108
* RoxyMadn3ss
* Solera (solera1412)
* Soh Arsquare (arsquare)
* Tubular Bells (MagmaticKobaian)
* villkovn
===Writers===
* blenderfullofsarcasm
* Boxy The Box Worshipper (YourLocalBoxWriter, shsl-box-worshipper)
* cleflink
* MarshmallowGoop
* mogar (au_ruler, archester-creations)
* RubberLotus (mirrorfalls)
* Solera (solera1412)
* Thornrose270
===Mods===
* Kuro (Kuroko99, kuroartsdocom) - Moderator
* Kencha - Moderator
* Calamari-san - Moderator
* Thrushsong.karvis - Beta
== References ==
Category:Magic Kaito
Category:Detective Conan
Category:2022 Zines
A Study in Star Trek

A Study in Star Trek is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Margaret Draper.
It was published in Alnitah #2 and Alnitah Omnibus #1.
==Summary==
A Star Trek/Sherlock Holmes/Dr. Who tale, a sort-of sequel to "Cold Snap".
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:Doctor Who Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
A Study in Steele

A Study in Steele is a het Remington Steele 168-page anthology. It has a back cover by Signe Landon and contains eight stories, art and some poems.
From a submission request in Universal Translator #22: "We are seeking a preponderance of genius as an antidote to boredom, with an ambience of sophistication, elegance and wit (all Pierce Bronson material greedily accepted!)."
==From the Title Page==
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* interior art by Signe Landon, Christine Myers, Georgia Barnes, Pat O'Neill, Teri Thorowgood, Liz Hoolahan, Tracy Taylor, Mary Bohdanowicz, and T.J. Burnside.
* Not Today, Not Tomorrow, But Someday by Jean Ann Williams (1)
* Letter from Harry (5)
* Emotional Deliberations, poem by Stephanie Wardwell (6)
* Semi-Sweet Steele by Teri Thorowgood (7)
* Letter from Harry (13)
* 'Tis the Season by Patricia Nussman (14)
* Facets (18)
* Laura, Baby, Wat for Me! by Maria Barbosa (19)
* Remington Steele and "Unidentified Woman" by Maria Barbosa (20)
* Home at Last by Heidi Bloebaum (21)
* Close-up, Freeze Frame, poem by Teresa Sarick (26)
* Jaded Steele by Teri Thorowgood (27)
* Letter from Harry
* Steele City Blues by Teri Thorowgood (51)
* Murphy's Law, poem by Teresa Sarick (63)
* Goodbye, Steele by M.J. Millard (64)
* Letter from Harry (93)
* Damn You Daniel, poem by Irene Kress (95)
* Rude Awakening, poem by C.S. Jenkins, Meg Fine (96)
* Steele Life in Blue by Pat Gonzales (97)
* Letters from Harry (130)
* Steele Life with Kuquats, an original teleplay by Mindy Glazer (131)
* Letter from Harry (168)
* Steele Titled by "Our Gang"
* Marginal Myrtles by Myrtle Groggins
* You are Receiving this Zine Because by Lee Heller
==Sample Interior== 
Image:studysteele-1.jpg| Tracy Taylor
Image:studysteele-3.jpg| Tracy Taylor
Image:studysteele-16.jpg| screenplay page
Image:studysteele-4.jpg| Tracy Taylor
Image:studysteele-5.jpg| Georgia Barnes
Image:studysteele-6.jpg| Tracy Taylor
Image:studysteele-7.jpg| Liz Hoolahan
 
Image:studysteele-9.jpg| Liz Hoolahan
Image:studysteele-10.jpg| Liz Hoolahan
Image:studysteele-11.jpg|M.J. Millard
Image:studysteele-12.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:studysteele-13.jpg| Mary Bloemker
Image:studysteele-14.jpg| Signe Landon
Image:studysteele-15.jpg| You Are Receiving This Zine Because
Category:Remington Steele Zines
Category:1984 Zines
A Study in Time

A Study in Time is a fantrailer by Di Wey created for the Doctor Who/Sherlock crossover that is also known as WhoLock. It mainly stars Sherlock Holmes and John Watson as well as the Tenth Doctor, other characters in the fandoms briefly appear.
As of December 22, 2013, the video has more than 250,900 views.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:" "After strange events start happening across London, Sherlock and John soon find out that a certain Time Lord is the key to all of them. But that is just the tip of the iceberg."
:This is my attempt at making a Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover. It was originally supposed to be a vid, but in the end I went with a trailer because I found out I had way too many audio clips I wanted to use.
:This was SUCH a tough trailer to make! There were so many little manips that I wanted to do... and I'm sure that most people won't notice not even half of them! But they're darn tough to make.
:But then there were the audio clips and the scenes, and the story kept changing with each clip I added to the timeline. In the end I suppose it became my own personal version of The End of Time. Because... well, how awesome would that be?
:I called it "A Study in Time" because I suck at picking titles and it seemed like a clever way to mix "A Study in Pink" with "The End of Time". It was either that or "The End of Pink", which is my own personal title for it just 'cause it makes me giggle. :P (In case you didn't know, I have the mind of a 10-year old)
:So I do hope you enjoy it! :)"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sherlock Category:Doctor Who Vids
Category:Crossover Vids
Category:2010 Vids
Category:Gen Vids
A Sudden Waking

A Sudden Waking is a K/S story by Dana Austin Marsh.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #10.
==Summary==
"Kirk is confronted by Spock's bisexuality when he runs into Spock and his payed companion-a Kirk lookalike, causing Kirk to withdraw from Spock until he can come to terms with his own feelings."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1996===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
A Summary of the Physiological Roots of Andorian Culture

A Summary of the Physiological Roots of Andorian Culture is an article "by F. Sigmund Mead, Journal of Xenoanthropology, June 2341, edited by Leslie Fish."
==Publication History==
It was first published in June 1976 in Sehlat's Roar #2 and reprinted in Tetrumbriant #14 in February 1978 and Southern Star #4 in March 1978. 
In 1997, Leslie Fish granted permission to Ian McLean to upload the article and its accompanying illustrations to a Geocities site."The Andor Files" WBM link of earlier site, 2009. From 2009, the online HTML version is included at "The Andor Files" blog."Summary of the Physiological Roots of Andorian Culture", November 11, 2021.
In 2022, it was posted at AO3.
==Chapters==
 
* General Description
* Coloration and Its Effects
* Significance of the Antennae
* Cultural Effects of the Diet
* Complexity of the Reproductive Mechanism
* Cultural Effects of the Reproductory Process
* Social Effects of Andorian Fertility
* Cultural Effects of the Clan-Centered Social Structure
* Social Checks on Aggression
* The Effects of Space Travel and Federation Membership
==Author's Comments: 2017==
From Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Leslie Fish:
==Sample Pages==
==Sample Art==
File:Sehlatsfish1.jpg|sample art (original) from Sehlat's Roar #2 
File:Sehlatsfish2.jpg|sample art (original) from Sehlat's Roar #2 
File:Sehlat2-1.jpg|from Selat's Roar #2, showing how Fish's art and text were portrayed
File:Sehlatsfish3.jpg| original art 
==Fan Comments==
===1977===
===2008===
===2012===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1976 Zines
A Summer's Outing, and Devices and Desires

A Summer's Outing and Devices and Desires are two interconnected slash Professionals stories by M. Fae Glasgow.
They were published in £3 Note Series and are now online as pdfs. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2005===
 
 
===2011===
 
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
A Sunset Touch

A Sunset Touch is a Kirk/Spock story by Cyd Bascom. 
 
It was published in the print zines Within the Mirror #10 and Kismet.
 
==Summary==
"As an aide and lover to Nogura, Lt. Kirk is also taken when the Admiral is captured by a rebel faction and both must be saved by Spock who wants Kirk as his own."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
A Supernatural Slash Anthology

A Supernatural Slash Anthology is a slash anthology. "Some of the best slash (wincest) fic published on LJ, collected (with the authors' permission) by moveablehistory. Volume I contains happier stories, or those with a happy ending; the stories in Volume II are more angsty or more dramatic." Both volumes are available in print as single volumes or combined. The combined version has 530 pages.
* lemmealone - have remembered why i love this fandom (preface) (off-line, not archvied)
* eighth_horizon - immutable law
* brynwulf - soul searching
* hallshellvenus - lost in the sea of sky
* olivia j.h. - safekeeping
* sevenfists - vagaries of disbelief (offline but part 1 is archived part 1 is archived here)
* veronamay - remembering slow
* fatale - devil's in the details (offline but archived here)
* endora_taylor - samson went back to bed
* pixel_0 - on the crest of the sun
* traveller - any which way you can (offline but archived here))
* drvsilla - the highway survivalists' roadmap (1 + 2) (offline but archived here)
* angstslashope - all things bright and beautiful
* poisontaster + mona1347 - katakiuchi (if not victory) (offline but archived here)
* moonythestrals - To Everyone Who Thinks Sam Looks Like a Puppy: You Have No Fucking Idea, by Dean Winchester (offline but archived here)
* mikhale - lying in ruins + in the flesh (a vernacular of scars) (offline but archived here and here)
* nymeria - The winds and the viewless ways
* flipmontigirl - the boy who fell (story may be offline)
* esorlehcar - down to the end'verse
* moveablehistory - present tense
==References==
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2005 ZinesCategory:2006 Zines
A Surfeit of Ecstasy

A Surfeit of Ecstasy is a Star Trek: TOS story by Martyn Samuelson. 
It was published in the print zine Obsczine. not be confused with Obsc'zine 
 
==Summary==
Some strange pebbles, which only affect the female crewmembers cause them all to retire to their cabins and, well, it is very, very subtle, but it appears this story is about masturbation, the main clues being the women are confined to their quarters and Kirk's face gets really red when McCoy explains why.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1970s Fanfiction
A Surprising Day

A Surprising Day is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #40.
 
==Summary==
"During a diplomatic dinner on a hedonistic society, Kirk's arousal is amplified by the recent confession of love between him and Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
A Survival Guide for Strekcons

A Survival Guide for Strekcons is a 1977 Star Trek: TOS essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed in Spectrum #30.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* how to find out about cons 
* what kind of con do you want to go to
* it is better to attend a small convention as your first con
* investigate the transportation available, and the hotel facilities
* "Once you're at the con, one of the areas where you must watch yourself is the dealer's room. You may go to a convention and find yourself buying things that you later realize you never wanted."
* some hints about conflict resolution
* hitchhiking to a con as an option
* how to sneak in booze
==From the Essay==
 
 
== References==
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
A TRUE STORY OF KEEPER'S TOWER; A Weekend at the Lichtenbergs' or, An Experience in THREE Universes

A TRUE STORY OF KEEPER'S TOWER; A Weekend at the Lichtenbergs' or, An Experience in THREE Universes is a 1977 essay, almost a mini-con report, by Catherine Filipowicz. 
This essay appeared in Darkover Newsletter #8. 
It describes a visit by two fans to Jacqueline Lichtenberg's house.
The essay illustrates the cross-pollination of fans and fandoms of the time. 
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Sime~Gen Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
A Tale from the North

A Tale from the North is a Kirk/Spock story by Jungle Kitty. 
It was published on the internet and then in the print zine T'hy'la #23, and later at The Kirk/Spock Fanfiction Archive.
 
==Summary==
"The mythology of an unnamed planet speaks of James the Fair and Spock the Wise." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
A Tale of Any Two Guys

A Tale of Any Two Guys is a 2007 con skit by Rosemary C. and Flamingo, who took over the task after Paula Smith was unable.
It was performed at the final ZebraCon and was a production of BAAD SH Theatre, and slightly rewritten for Sharecon 2008.
The play takes place in a San Francisco bar called "Babylon...Five' where Huggy Bear worked. There, a mysterious assailant (dubbed by the press as the "Gen Avenger") was drugging the unsuspecting clients "turning the victims from carefree, fun-loving dancing boys into grim, sloe-eyed, dangerous... log cabin Republicans." In the end, two characters from Bones who solve the crime. 
The play is a form of meta as many con skits are. It name-checks many fandoms, tropes, and winks at many things fans recognized, such as undercover in a gay bar, epithets, nods to famous scenes in episodes.
==Comments by One of the Skit's Creators==
From Flamingo:
==Characters==
* the narrator
* William Bodie and Ray Doyle from The Professionals
* David Starsky, Kenneth Hutchinson, and Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch
* Benton Fraser, Ray Vecchio, and Ray Kowalski from due South
* Blair Sandburg and Jim Ellison from The Sentinel
* Seely Booth and Dr. Temperance Brennan from Bones (TV series)
* other fandoms name-checked: Babylon 5, Stargate: Atlantis, Brokeback Mountain, Star Trek: TOS, Lord of the Rings, Smallville, Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean, The X-Files, Miami Vice, Harry Potter, Stargate: SG1, The Phantom Menace, Man from U.N.C.L.E.
* tropes and fannish things mentioned: Cerulean Orbs, flash fic, LiveJournal, fandom and academia
==Excerpts==
 
==Fan Comments==
The play was slightly rewritten for Sharecon 2008 and is described by Dawn: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Plays & Skits
Category:The Professionals
Category:2007 Plays & Skits
A Tale of Two Kitties

thumb|cover of the original edition, Barb Gipson|left
A Tale of Two Kitties is a 62-page gen Beauty and the Beast novel by Kim Prosser & Lisa Swope. 
Artwork by Barbara Gipson and Dragon. 
It was originally meant to be included in the proposed zine "Something Wicked This Way Comes." 
It has a prequel called Innocence Abroad.
==Summary==
==From the Zine==
==Regarding the 1995 Reprint...==
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:taleofkitty-3.jpg|Barb Gipson
Image:taleofkitty-4.jpg|Barb Gipson
Image:taleofkitty-5.jpg|Dragon
Image:taleofkitty-6.jpg|Barb Gipson
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1993 Zines
A Tale to Tell

A Tale to Tell is a 13-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Beth Schmitz. The cover is by the author.
==Description from the Back of the Zine==
Image:taletotell-1.jpg|front cover
Image:taletotell-2.jpg|sample text
Image:taletotell-3.jpg|back cover
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1989 Zines
A Tall Tale

A Tall Tale is a 1976 Star Trek: TOS essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed in Spectrum #23.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* rumors in Trek fandom about the actors
* Leonard Nimoy has been a focus and "scapegoat" of these rumors
* the actors are victims in many ways regarding the lack of privacy, but also because they will never be able to unshackle themselves from being typecast (and this is fans' fault)
* most of the Star Trek actors have plenty of money because they make a lot of money from being guests of honors at conventions
* some dissemination of what makes a fan (going to a con, owning a Lincoln Enterprise catalog), what makes a trekkie
* if the celebrities look tired at their appearances, it's because fans are being bad
* bad fans equal a bad image of fans in the eyes of the bigger world
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
A Taste for Vengeance

A Taste for Vengeance is a Garak/Bashir story by Yavanna. It was first published in Tarkalean Tea and is online. Warnings: Hurt/Comfort, Rape.
Summary from the author's website: "The much darker sequel to "Getting Away..." in which Dukat pursues his vendetta against Garak on DS9 and Julian's the one who gets caught between them. This originally appeared in "Tarkalean Tea". NC-17 (some non-cons.)"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎