Where No Fan Has Gone Before (Star Trek: TOS zine from the 1980s)

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Where No Fan Has Gone Before is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction, non-fiction, articles, poems, fan, comments, and interviews. 
It was edited by Daniel Wolpe
==Not All Content was Trek==
Some of the content was not Trek, but personal poems and articles about current events, something that one of its staffers (Greg January, writer of poems to his romantic partner, and of feeling lonely) complained about in the September 1982 issue: 
==May 1982==
This issue contains 16 pages. The pages are not numbered in the table of contents or the zine itself. The art is by Alex Meerovich.
*First Word, poem by Greg January
*An Anti-Israel Media?, article by Daniel Wolpe ("The publishers of W.N.F.H.G.B. have decided that since Star Trek was relevant to the sixties, we would incorporate editorials that were relevant to the eighties into our zine. Betsy Tessler, our usual editorial writer has taken this month off, so Daniel Wolpe is filling in.")
* Station of the Lizard Part Two, story by Alex Meerovich (Star Trek)
*Interview With David Gerrold by Daniel Wolpe
*The Kidnapping of Storon (Glory Of The Constellation), a story Captain Roger Williams of the U.S.S. Constellation (post 'Doomsday Machine,' also post ST:TMP), by Daniel Wolpe 
* Star Trek Jokes by Jeff Goodman and Daniel Lipton
*Contest Rule, by Daniel Wolpe
*Tucop Adds [sic], by Harold Beetlemore 
* Lastword: Star Trek's Relevance, essay by Daniel Wolpe
 
 
 Image:wherenofanmay1982back.jpg|back cover of of the May 1982 issue, by Alex Meerovich 
 Image:wherenofanmay1982-1.jpg|inside page by Alex Meerovich
==September 1982==
This issue contains 22 pages.
* ST II: A Review by Jacob Sullum (1)
* No Seperation [sic] is Too Wide, poem by Greg January (not Trek, but about the author missing his romantic partner who is "overseas") (3)
* Kirk Thoughts by Greg January (4)
* The K.K.K., article by by Betsy Tessler ("As W.N.F.H.G.B. begins a new year, we should realize the fact that our very lives are being threatened. Although maybe we're not aware of the danger, the KKK's membership has grown to the highest level ever, and it's been the most active since its resurgence in the 1920's.") (5)
* Letters (7)
* Contest Winner by Jeremy Irland, a story called "Scotty's Turning Point" (7)
* Interview: Stephen Golden by Daniel Wolf (9)
* Part II: Glory of the Constellation: The Kidnapping of Storon by Daniel Wolpe (10)
* Tucop Announcements by the Editors (16)
* Tucop Adds (sic) by Harold Beetlemore (16)
* ST: II: Pros and Kahns by Daniel Wolpe (16)
* Special Announcement by the Staff (20)
==December 1982==
This issue contains 22 pages.
* Point: Yes to a Nuclear Freeze, essay by Betsy Tessler (1)
* Counterpoint: No to a Nuclear Freeze, essay by Jacob Sullum (2)
* The Songs Holly Never Sang, poem by Greg January (4)
* A Special Contest -- A James Doohan Contest (trivia, prize was a copy of The Venus Zone which had a sale price of $5) (5)
* To Dare the Beast, fiction by Alex Meerovich (6)
* An Interview with Kathleen Sky, by Daniel Wolpe (10)
* Letters (12)
* Spock's Rebirth (?), essay by Alex Meerovich (12)
* Foundation's Edge, a review by Jacob Sullum (14)
* The Conclusion of The Kidnapping of Storon, story by Daniel Wolpe (16)
* TUCOP Adds [sic] by Harold Beetlemore (20)
* Lastword: Should Spock Stay Dead?, essay by Daniel Wolpe (21)
==January 1983==
This issue contains 24 pages. This was the last issue.
* Connie's Song, poem by Greg January (topic is being afraid to love: excerpt: "Guess I'm really scared of you But I don't want you to go. Never wanting to hurt you. It hurts that you love me so. I really think you're special And girl, I want you here. Connie, I hope you realize. That I really do care") (1)
* Star Trek Tie-in Book Reviews by Daniel Wolpe (2)
* An Open Letter from Jacob Sullum (his opinions on the zine The Crestfallen Bomber, see that page) (6)
* The Current Anti-Abortion Laws, article by Daniel Wolpe (7)
* To Dare the Beast, part 2, fiction by Alex Meerovich (9)
* An Interview with James Doohan, part one by Daniel Wolpe and Eric Heilveil (14)
* Planet of Diligence (Glory of the Constellation), part one, fiction by Daniel Wolpe (15)
* From the Hotline, A New Star Trek News Column by Daniel Wolpe (20)
* TUCOP Adds [sic] by Harold Beetlemore (21)
* Letters (21)
* Lastword: The Third Season -- A New View (22)
==February 1983==
This issue contains 20 pages. This is the final issue. 
Within the zine, the editor talks of the publication ending, but gives conflicting information. One is that there would be one more issue in May, and the other that this was the last issue. 
* Another Minute With You, poem by Greg January (1)
* Black Fire, a review by Daniel Wolpe, see that page (1)
* Only God Can Make a Tree, review, see that page by Greg January (2)
* Life and Death by Edee Saar (3)
* To Dare the Beast, part 3, fiction by Alex Meerovich (4)
* An Interview with James Doohan, part 2 by Eric Heilveil and Daniel Wolpe (12)
* Planet of Diligence, conclusion, fiction by Daniel Wolpe (18)
* From the Hotline by Daniel Wolpe (18)
* Lastword: ST: TMP on TV by Daniel Wolpe (19)
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