Trackless Voids

Trackless Voids is a Star Wars anthology. It emphasizes character study. There were two issues, each with fiction, poetry, and filks.
From the first issue: 
==Issue 1==
Trackless Voids 1 was published in 1981 and contains 151 pages. 
It has stories and articles about Han, Luke, Vader, and Boba Fett.
The zine's dedication includes the lyrics to the song "Dream Weaver" -- 
From the zine's editorial by Ward: 
From the editorial by Carroll: 
* Dedication (1)
* Editors [sic] Comments (2)
* Changes by Shelly Ward (Leia and her father) (5)
* Rebel Princess, poem by Shelley Ward (9
* A Day In The Life... on the set (a farce) by Cindy Korman and Shelley Ward (11)
* Time Problems, article by Shelley Ward (18) 
* Hunter by Eugene King (experts from the life of Boba Fett) (21)
* The Other, article by Paul Newitt (speculates that the The Other is Luke's X-Wing) (38)
* Dark Lord, Dark Night by Sue Dawe (A young smuggler is mistaken for Han & taken to Darth Vader.) (39)
* A Jedi's Path, poem by Shelley Ward (67)
 
* Of Hidden Truths, and Fates Unknown by Shelley Ward (Luke discovers that Leia's love is still with him. But then it is revealed they are....cousins.) (69)
* Dear Yoda, advice column (also in Legends of Light #1) (91)
* Funny Pages (92)
* Classifieds (94)
* In Memoriam, poem by Shelley Ward (95)
* Filk Songs by Cindy Korman and Holly Carroll (97)
** Carbonite, to the tune of Xanadu by Olivia Newton John, by Cindy Korman
** I'm a Believer: I Found the Force, to the tune of I'm a Believer by The Monkees, by Holly Carroll
** Revenge For Alderaan to the tune of Temperance Union ("This filk song evolved over a period of three years and was written by a vast number of people, some shall have to go nameless; First four verses plus chorus were written by: Ray and Cheryl Lloyd and Ken Keith. Han verse supplied by: A group of crazy drunks at Phantasmicon '78 in L.A. (Holly insists that the last word in this verse could be substituted in keeping with the nature of Corellians...use your imagination.). Luke and Leia verses written by: Shelley Ward and Dianne Dorley-Dawe. Empire verses written by: Joan Harrison, Sue Dawe, Holly Carroll and Shelley Ward.")
** Guilty, to the tune of Guilty by Barbara Streisand and Barry Gibb, by Joan Marie Harrison
 
* Reunion by Marsha Fraser (while fleeing from the Imperials, Han Solo is aided by a former love who happens to be an Imperial officer) (101)
 
 
Image:trackless1-14.jpg|from issue #1 
File:Tracklessvoids1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Holly Carroll
File:Tracklessvoids1-2.jpg|from issue #1, not credited
File:Tracklessvoids1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Eugene King
File:Tracklessvoids1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Sue Dawe
File:Tracklessvoids1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Sue Dawe
File:Tracklessvoids1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Sue Dawe
File:Tracklessvoids1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Holly Carroll
File:Tracklessvoids1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Shelley Ward
File:Tracklessvoids1-8.jpg|from issue #1, Shelley Ward
File:Tracklessvoids1-10.jpg|from issue #1, Eugene King
File:Tracklessvoids1-11.jpg|from issue #1, Becky Russell
File:Tracklessvoids1-12.jpg|from issue #1, Shelley Ward
 
==Issue 2==
Trackless Voids 2 was published in April 1983. 
* description of a fan's visit to the set of ROTJ
* Leia vs Murphy's Law or The Best Little Whore House on Teth by Tm Blaes (a novella)
* A Knight by Any Other Name by Cyndi Dressel (her version of ROTJ)
* other unknown content
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1980s