Sol Plus

Sol Plus is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. 
The seventh issue contains a K/S story with an editorial as to why it was included. 
==Related==
Related sister publications:
* a filk tape 
* Sol Plus Special Edition 1 = Epilogue #1
* Sol Plus Special Edition 2 = Epilogue #2
* Sol Plus Special Edition 3 = there may not have been one; see the editorial excerpt below for issue #5
* Sol Plus Special Edition 4 = The Cosmic Connection, a filk tape and lyric book
*Sol III
==From the Editor Regarding Production Choices==
==Works Inspired By==
In the 1980s, a filk group featured the fanzine in their series of Zine Melodies:
: SOL PLUS
: (sung to the tune "A Place For Us")
: There's a zine somewhere,
: A zine that's clean somewhere.
: Sol Plus you can take anywhere,
: Work or school, no danger there—
: Sol Plus...Sol Plus...Sol Plus
==Issue 1==
Sol Plus 1 was published in 1975 and contains 85 pages. The front cover is by Joe Fleming, the interior illos are by Mark Wallace and Joe Fleming.
From the zine: "May the Great Bird of the Galaxy sprinkle happiness in your breakfast each morning."
 
From the editorial: 
* Nuts and Bolds, editorial (1)
* It, fiction by Karen Fleming (Star Trek) (2)
* Now There's No More Mornin' Dew, fiction by Rosemary Arnold ("Was the first place. winner in the Literture [sic] division 'of the 1st Annual Tulsa Science Fiction Art Fair, Sept., 1973, sponsered [sic] by STARbase Tulsa.") (science fiction) (7)
* Star Track, cartoon by Mark Wallace: Star Track (10)
* Pro and Con: Star Trek Animation Reviews (14)
** No Cartoon: A Review by Mark Wallace 
** The Animation: A STAR TREK Rip Off (?) by Karen Fleming 
* More Deadly than the Male by Karen Fleming (later printed as a standalone: More Deadly Than the Male. A sequel called "The Liberation of James T. Kirk" is in Grup #4. Another sequel is "Stepping Stones" and is in Universal Transmissions. A fourth sequel was planned, but it is unknown if it was written/printed.) (Star Trek) (21)
* Imagine Meeting You Here (not categorized) (33)
* Star Blech, cartoon by Mark Wallace: Star Bleep (54)
* Reference Guide to Some Good Fanzines, brief comments by Karen Fleming ("March 1974") (55)
** Babel | Masiform D | Metamorphosis | Spockanalia | Starborne | Tholian Web | T-Negative | Voyages | Locus | Kraith Collected | Eridani Triad
* Clay Gods, poem by Karen Fleming (not categorized)(59)
* The Missing Link by J.W. Randell (science fiction) (60)
* Play it Again, Sam: Time Travel in Star Trek and Science Fiction by Joe Fleming (79)
 
* Memories by Jackie Beilowicz (Star Trek) (83)
* The Rewards of Solitude, a ni var, not credited (Star Trek) (85)
* You're Receiving This Issue Because... (85)
File:Solplus1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Joe Fleming
File:Solplus1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus1-4.jpg|from issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Sol Plus 2 was published in March 1976 and contains 44 pages.
It has interior illos by Cheree Cargill, Jo Cunningham, Joe Fleming, Nancy Gwenther, Kevin O'Brien, Mark Wallace, and S'Ki.
The zine's dedication: "DEDICATION: We gratefully dedicate this issue to the fan reader who provides us with our favorite audience."
From the editorial: 
* Tribble Dribble, editorial by Jackie Bielowicz (ii)
* Girl of Your Dreams?? by Vicki Kirlin (1)
* Starship, poem by Cameron Cunningham (9)
* Trekletts by Mark Wallace (10)
* Survival by Jackie Bielowicz ("McCoy is marooned on a planet with a hostile environment and populated by a savage race. He is helped in his struggle for survival by the mental image of Spock offering his logical advice.") (11)
* No Beach to Walk On, poem by Shirley Maiewski (26)
*Grafitti [sic] (27)
* Star Trek... Or Star Trick?, essay by J.R. Wilson (28)
* Reunion by J.W. Randell (original science fiction) (35)
* On the Job Feigning by Sam F. Kimery (original science fiction) (37)
* Trekletts (38)
* Contact by J.W. Randell (original science fiction) (39)
* Time... Space, two poems by Randy Veryken (40)
* A Controversial Shade of Green, essay by S'Ki ("It is possible that the blood of Mr. Spock is not at all green, but, rather, dark red, or possibly black or brown. His perpetual verdent pallor, therefore, must be attributed to his previous night's activities, recent experimental cuisines, or "mal de mer". Second hypotheses lays the blame of error at the feet of the author of the series in that inadequate research failed to discover that Spock's blood is not copper based, but some totally different oxygen active compound. This entire concept seems to hold small credibility owing to the thoroughness and attention to detail employed by the author.") (41)
* Limericks and Other Madness by M. Robbins and Mike Wallace (43)
* You're Getting This Because (44)
 
File:Solplus2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Nancy Guenther
File:Solplus2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Joe Fleming
File:Solplus2-5.jpg|from issue #2, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Jo Cunningham
File:Solplus2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Jo Cunningham
File:Solplus2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus2-9.jpg|from issue #2 You are Receiving this Zine Because
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Sol Plus 3 was published in August 1976 and contains 157 pages. 
The front cover is by Mark Wallace, the back cover by Andy Duckett, and the interior illos by Stan Bielowicz, Cheree Cargill, Amy Falkowitz, Joe Fleming, Kevin O'Brien, Laura Virgil, and Leslie Fish.
It was edited by Jackie Bielowicz, Mary Robbins, and Sam Kimery. Bob Hise and DeeDee Hise did the proofreading.
The original price was $4 for club members, $5 in person, $5.50 book rate and $7.50 first class.
From the editorial: 
* Tribble Dribble, editorial by Jackie Bielowicz (iii)
* Something New Can Mean So Much, poem by Randy Vereyken (1)
* From the Office of M.L. Dodge, U.F.P. by M.L. Dodge (This is a tongue-in-cheek rebuttal to Star Trek... Or Star Trick?, an essay in the previous issue.) (3)
* Cats in the Cradle, fiction by Rebecca Hoffman (7)
* On Another Rock in Another Field, poem by Randy Vereyken (26)
* Damn Albert Einstein Anyway, essay by J.R. Wilson (topic: FTL) (27)
* Treklett Showcase, cartoons by Mark Wallace (32)
* And the Fanzines They Were Free, essay by Richard B. Schultz (36)
* Grafitti [sic] (41)
* Manna, fiction by J.W. Randell (original science fiction) (42)
* S.O., poem by Patrice Cullen (45)
* Hero's Welcome by Jacqueline Bielowicz (47)
* Blood Chemistry and Color, article by Stephen Kimmel (a reply to an essay in the previous issue) (74)
* Showcasing Leslie Fish (art, lyrics, music: selections from Folk Songs For Folk Who Ain't Even Been Yet) (75)
** The Ballad of Transport 18
** Skybound Blues
** Iron Mistress
** The Engineer's Hymn
** A Toast for Unknown Heroes
** Wobblies from Space
* Hell Minus Three by J.W. Randell (original science fiction) (89)
* Definition of a Star Trek Fan by Amanda Kramer (115)
* The Quest, poem by J.W. Randell (original science fiction) (119)
* What is Science Fiction?, essay by Steve Kimmell (121)
* Changes, fiction by Darlene Fouquet (also in William Shatner Letter Exchange Dec. 74) (124)
* Domestic Scene With Sehlat by Jean Lorrah (also in Archives #1 and NTM Collected) (131)
* Sensor Readings, letters of comment (152)
* You're Getting This Because (157)
 
File:Solplus3-1.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus3-2.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Laura Virgil
File:Solplus3-3.jpg|inside page from issue #3
File:Solplus3-5.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Laura Virgil
File:Solplus3-6.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus3-7.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus3-8.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Leslie Fish
File:Solplus3-9.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Andy Duckett
File:Solplus3-10.jpg|inside page from issue #3
File:Solplus3-11.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Leslie Fish
File:Solplus3-12.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Leslie Fish
File:Solplus3-13.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Amy Falkowitz
File:Solplus3-14.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Amy Falkowitz
File:Solplus3-15.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus3-16.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Stan Bielowicz
File:Solplus3-17.jpg|inside page from issue #3
File:Solplus3-18.jpg|inside page from issue #3
File:Solplus3-19.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus3-20.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Mark Wallace
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Sol Plus 4 was published in 1977 and contains 100 pages. 
The art is by Joe Fleming, Mark Wallace, Cheree Cargill, Leslie Fish, Signe Landon, Gee Moaven, Jim Rogers, and Edmond Walzer.
The editor notes in Implosion #6 that she had over 100 SASES inquiring about the release of this issue.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial: Tribble Dribble (iii)
* You Are My Son (poem) by Brian Gray (1)
* Kemper County Co-op by Stephen Kimmel (original SF) (3)
* How to Get from Here to There in Nothing Flat, or, Can somebody Tell Me What the Hell I'm Talking About, article by J.R. Wilson ("What I am about to discuss is on the theoretical fringe of modern physics -- so far on the fringe, in fact, that few researchers have written much about it. And what has been written is frequently contradictory. Therefore, I feel free to take considerable liberties and rollout a few unsupported, highly questionable and potentially dingy theories of my own. As I tried to point out ~n "Damn Albert Einstein, Anyway" (Sol Plus 3), the basic problem with FTL flight as it is generally approached lies with the pesky factor of time. Too much, too little, too distorted -- all tend to limit the application of FTL flight in any reasonable exploration of space. Therefore, the obvious solution is to get around the time factor, neutralize it, so to speak. Is it possible? Perhaps. And so to hyperspace (more or less).") (9)
* It All Began With... by Frances Zawacky (12)
* Graffiti (13)
* Among the Ways to Babel by Jean Lorrah (NTM story; reprinted in NTM Collected #1) (14)
* Treklett Showcase by Mark Wallace (45)
* Sundered Duties by Jacqueline Bielowicz, Linda Deneroff and Frances Zawacky (Kraith story) (also in Probe #9 and Kraith Collected #6) (47)
* Alas, Babylon by Sandra Gent (79)
* Point-Counterpoint by J.R. Wilson & Stephen Kimmel (editorials on strengths and weaknesses of Star Trek) ("In SOL PLUS 2 we printed an article, "Star Trek... Or Star Trick?" in which author, J.R. Wilson, expounded a few of his favorite ideas of where the aired ST was in error. We promptly received a rebuttal from Steve Kimmel which was printed in SOL PLUS 3 as "What is Science Fiction?" This generated a heated (and slightly hostile) letter from Wilson to the editors which we handled in our usual courageous way: we sent Wilson and Kimmel each other's addresses and told them to go at it. The following debate is the result. This is a private debate, not a town meeting. Please do not send us ten-page rebuttals of both and/or either debator. If you would like to send in a sentence or two on what is said, we will print these in our "Sensor Readings," as room permits. As usual, the views of either debator are not necessarily those of the editors. We will continue the debate as long as interest is generated or for 10,000 words, whichever comes first.") (81)
* Computer Fireflies by Stephen Kimmel (original SF) (88)
* Sensor Readings, letters of comment (93)
* You're Getting This Because (99)
File:Solplus4-1.jpg|from issue #4, inside front cover, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Leslie Fish
File:Solplus4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Signe Landon
File:Solplus4-5.jpg|from issue #4, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus4-6.jpg|from issue #4, Mark Wallace, meta on fandom
File:Solplus4-7.jpg|from issue #4, sample text
File:Solplus4-8.jpg|from issue #4, Gee Moaven (reprinted from Probe #9, and IDIC #3)
File:Solplus4-9.jpg|from issue #4, Gee Moaven (reprinted from Probe #9, and IDIC #3)
File:Solplus4-10.jpg|from issue #4, Gee Moaven (reprinted from Probe #9, and IDIC #3)
File:Solplus4-11.jpg|from issue #4, Jim Rogers
File:Solplus4-4.jpg|from issue #4, inside back cover, Mark Wallace
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Sol Plus 5 was published in July 1978 and contains 108 pages. Cover: Mark Wallace; back cover: Dennis Drew. Art & illustrations: Cheree Cargill, Dennis Drew, Gayle F, Joe Fleming, Brad Frank, Sheila Hallman, Amy Harlib, Mark Shepherd, Marty Siegrist, Laurraine Tutahasi, Anji Valenza, Laura Virgil, Mark Wallace.
Regarding the lack of Leslie Fish songs in this issue: "Due to the fact that Leslie Fish's songs have appeared in so many other 'zines and the fact that we could not get all of the art work in in time for Sol Plus 4, we will not be reprinting the remainder of the songs as promised. We do thank Leslie for giving us first crack at them."
The editorial: 
* Tribble Dribble (editorial) (iii)
* Ode to Mary Sue, poem by D.K. Brewer (1)
* Alter Egos, puzzle by Nancy (2)
* The Last Unicorn by Sheila T. Hallman (4)
* So Dime It Flickers Blue by Randy Vereyken (10)
* art by Mark Wallace (11)
* Miss-Match, puzzle by Nancy (13)
* Tiger, Be! by Diane Tessman (from an ad: "for all you Kirk fans.") (15)
* 4 Poems by Mark Shepherd (30)
* The Rule of the Dead in Vulcan Culture, article by Karen Fleming (about filial piety, family relationships, the episodes "Amok Time" and "Journey to Babel" - "Unfortunately, what we have are only fragments of Vulcan culture -- only a tiny handful of the pieces of the Vulcan jigsaw puzzle. We don't have enough pieces to even begin to understand the whole. Possibly, the explanations I have offered for Vulcan actions are erroneous. I don't pretend that any of this is established fact. I do offer this as a prod to get theorists on Vulcan ways of life out of their rut -- to try to persuade them to look at Vulcan from fresh points of view. If we are going to think of Vulcans as if they were part of a real culture instead of pawns in a piece of televised fiction, we should take off our cultural blinders and see them as entities who may not really be like us. It's not that Vulcan values are better or worse--only that they were evolved to suit Vulcan needs.") (33)
* Mechanomorphosis by Joseph Cowan (non-Trek) (37)
* Future Shock, poem by D.K. Brewer (54)
* Showcase: Brad Frank, close-up illos of some Star Trek equipment (56)
* Graffiti (60)
* Trekletts, illos by Mark Wallace (61)
* Stardrifter, poem by Randy Vereyken (63)
*In Prinipio, poem by Beverly Clark (65)
* OKon '77 Postcard Auction stories (67)
** The Hand of Venca by Wilson "Bob" Tucker
** The Rite of Passage by R.A. Lafferty
** The Daily Planet by Jim Rogers
** Putting on the Bite by K. Lee Killough
** Ghengis Con by Gary Phillips
* Bridge Between Souls by Karen Fleming (from an ad: "for the Spock/Chapel fans.") (reprinted from R & R #4) (72)
* Point-counterpoint, article/debate by J.R. Wilson & Stephen Kimmel (86)
* Mnemosyne by Mark Shepherd (non-Trek) (95)
* Sensor Readings (small bits from LoCs) (104)
* Star Trek Lives! So What., essay by J.R. Wilson (105)
File:Solplus5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Cheree Cargill for "Bridge Between Souls"
File:Solplus5-7.jpg|from issue #5, Cheree Cargill for "Bridge Between Souls"
File:Solplus5-2.jpg|from issue #5, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Anji Valenza for "Tiger, Be!"
File:Solplus5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Gayle F. for "The Last Unicorn" -- see Gayle F for the original illo
File:Solplus5-5.jpg|fromissue #5, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus5-6.jpg|from issue #5, Amy Harlib for "Mechanomorphosis"
File:Solplus5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Mark Wallace
==Reacations and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6/7==
 Sol Plus 6/7 was published in October 1979 and 160 pages. It was a flip-over zine combining two issues. 
The editor writes in an ad: "Two for the price of one! Sol Plus is going to a whole new format, mimeo with some offset art. This way we hope to give the same great issue at half the price. In Sol Plus #6 there is fiction by Steven Kimmell and Ann Bagley. In Sol Plus #7, there is fiction by Sarah Hood and Joy Wilson, to name a few." from an ad in Datazine #1 
===Contents of Issue 6===
The art is by Stan Bielowicz, Cheree Cargill, Gordon Carleton, ERIC, Brad Frank, Mark Shepherd, Laura Virgil, Mark Wallace, ZACK, and Bev Zuk.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial: Tribble Dribbles (iii)
* This is Not For Me, poem by Gene Delapenia (1)
* Lot's Wife by Rebecca Ross ("McCoy is about to start his autopsy on the salt monster when he realizes the creature is not dead.") (2)
* Little Green Men, poem by Randy Vereyken (10)
* Finagle's Folly, puzzle by Nancy (11)
* The Sanctuary by K. Lee Killough (12)
* Infrared Cosmos, poem by Randy Vereyken (30)
* Banshee by Sarah Hood (32)
* Answer to Puzzle (60)
* Tomorrow & Tomorrow by Ann Bagley (62)
* art by Mark Wallace (66)
* Spacefighter by Charlie S. McCue (68)
* Trekletts by Mark Wallace (88)
* You Are Getting This Because (90)
* Tradrotriticale Stew (91)
File:Solplus6-1.jpg|from issue #6, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus6-2.jpg|from issue #6, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus6-3.jpg|from issue #6, Gordon Carleton
File:Solplus6-4.jpg|from issue #6, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus6-5.jpg|from issue #6, Beverly Zuk
File:Solplus6-6.jpg|from issue #6, Stan Bielowicz
File:Solplus6-7.jpg|from issue #6, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus6-8.jpg|from issue #6, Mark Wallace
===Contents of Issue 7===
The art is by Cheree Cargill, Raynette Dodge, ERIC, Joe Fleming, Brad Frank, Mary Ellen Matyi, Laura Virgil, Mark Wallace, and ZACK.
Regarding the story "To Find an Answer": 
 
* Editorial: Tribble Dribbles (iii)
* Ode from a Forgotten Star: Beta Niobe by Lucy Tuttle (1)
* ... Aionaarap by H. Patrick Killough (original science fiction) (2)
* Kraith Portfolio by Gene Delapenia (three illos, three poems) (14)
** Uhura
**S'Darmeg
**Spock
* First Duty by Stephen Kimmel (18)
* Maze-Word by Nancy (31)
* Illusion by Lucy Tuttle (33)
* Code Name: Tunnel by Robert Teeple (34)
* Trekkie... Trekkie... What is Trekkie? by Jacqueline Bielowicz (reprinted from Crudzine #2) (58)
* Answer to Puzzle (61)
* To Find an Answer by Joy Wilson (This story is KS.) (64)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (76)
* Sensor Readings, letters of comment (77)
* Graffiti (80)
* Tradrotriticale Stew (82)
File:Solplus7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus7-2.jpg|from issue #7, sample text
File:Solplus7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Raynette Dodge
File:Solplus7-4.jpg|from issue #7, Joe Fleming
File:Solplus7-5.jpg|from issue #7, ERIC
File:Solplus7-6.jpg|from issue #7, Raynette Dodge
File:Solplus7-7.jpg|from issue #7, Laura Virgil
File:Solplus7-8.jpg|from issue #7, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus7-9.jpg|from issue #7, sample text
File:Solplus7-10.jpg|from issue #7, You Are Receiving This Zine Because
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6/7==
==Issue 8==
Sol Plus 8 is a collection of 20 stories and poems. It was published in March 1981 and is 134 pages long. 
It is an all-Trek issue and contains eight stories. 
The front cover is by Mark Wallace. Other art by B.P. Gordon, Cheree Cargill, Beverly Clark, ERIC, Dixie Gay, Ben Hopkins, Sue Klasky, Christine Myers, Gerald Peel, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Ann Shelby, Marty Siegrist, and Mark Wallace.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial, Tribble Dribbles (iii)
* Botony Bay, poem by Gene Delapenia (1)
* The Testimony of Thomas Wiggins by Stephen Kimmel ("When dreams become too real for life... or death.") (2)
* Exercitation on Enhanced Chronometry Utilizing Hydrogen Maser Technology by J.R. Wilson (11)
* The Ballad of Capricorn One by Cheryl J. White (14)
* Romulan Maze, puzzle by Marie Blair (16)
* In the Dark Empty Blackness by Hermine L. Woelke ("The crew of the Enterprise stage a mutiny... sort of.") (17)
* The Burning House by Gene Delapenia (27)
* Trekletts by Mark Wallace (28)
* Icarus, Descended, poem by Deborah Lymon (32)
* Court Martial Offense... With Honors by Nancy Munden ("Riley and Scotty against a Klingon ship. Too bad the Klingons didn't have better odds.") (33)
* Maze, puzzle by Pat Grant (61)
* Amanda, poem by Gene Delepenia (62)
* Prologue by B.W. Hopkins (63)
* Word Hunt, puzzle by Pat Grant (76)
* Untitled, poem by Gene Delapenia (77)
* Earthfall by Susan Farrell ("A fond Auld Lang Syne. We follow McCoy and his friends as they return the Enterprise to Earth at the end of the 5 year mission.") (79)
* Ni Var, poem by Jeanne Cloud (92)
* Words? Words? Words?, puzzle answers by Nancy (94)
* The Idleness of Astronomy by Michael White (95)
* My Brother Cain by Sarah Hood ("McCoy gets his chance to meet an emotional Vulcan, and is sorry he asked. McCoy and Spock become the prisoners of the Vulcan Sinnok who is a dangerous throwback, and determined to kill them.") (99)
* Sensor Readings (131)
File:Solplus8art1.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Gerald Peel
File:Solplus8art2.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Bev Clark
File:Solplus8art3.jpg|interior art from issue #8, B.P. Gordon
File:Solplus8art12.jpg|interior art from issue #8, B.P. Gordon
File:Solplus8art4.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Christine Myers
File:Solplus8art11.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Christine Myers
File:Solplus8art5.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Marty Siegrist
File:Solplus8art6.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Cheree Cargill
File:Solplus8art7.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Dixie Gay
File:Solplus8art8.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Mark Wallace
File:Solplus8art9.jpg|interior art from issue #8, Bev Clark
File:Solplus8art10.jpg|interior art from issue #8
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9 (never published)==
Sol Plus 9 was planned to be published in 1986 or after. However, according to the editor, the final issue never reached publication.Email from Jackie Bielowicz to Morgan Dawn dated June 7, 2015. 
"Stories by Thorn, Humphrey, Farrell, more -- McCoy must choose between his daughter's safety and Federation safety; Sarek's dead and Amanda is mourning -- can Spock balance Vulcan tradition with her needs?; How did Scotty's grandmother get a communicator from a six foot leprechaun? Art by Carleton, Crouch, Myers, Jaeger, Hedge. Trekletts by Wallace, poetry by Patt, Nevins, Cloud, Cargill. Articles and more." (from an ad in Datazine #42)
==References==
 
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