The Clipper Trade Ship/Issues 21-30

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==Issue 21==
The Clipper Trade Ship 21 was published in July 1978 and contains 36 pages. 
There were 250 copies printed.
Contributors: Ron Megrossi, Diana Lynn Carlson-Sherbo, Lela Dowling, D.L. Collin, Debby Chapman, Carl Lamb, Chris McWilliams, Frank Panucci, Robert Dolsay, Paul Czaplicki, Bill Norton, Richard Heim, Signe Landon, Lizette Leveille, Gennie Summers, Robyn Thompson, Daniel Down, Kathi Lynn Higley.
The editorial is lengthy, and one subject is science fiction on television, and how difficult it is to sustain quality shows, how shows come and go too quickly. Also: 
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Someday, poem by Debby Chapman (3)
* The Rules of Luton, Space: 1999 filk by Carl Lamb (4)
* That Sleep of Death, Trek fiction by Robert Dolsay (5)
* In Miniature, article about creating models of John Koenig and Alan Carter from Space: 1999, by Paul Czaplicki (14)
* A Reading, Space: 1999 or original science fiction, by Bill Norton (15)
* Identiclip Addenda by Richard Heim (16)
* Identiclip by Lizette Leveille and Gennie Summers (18)
* Lonelier Than Himself, Trek fiction by Robyn Thompson (23)
* On Clips & Slides, introductory article about where to find them, store them... (24)
* Flotsam & Jetsam (26)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (27)
File:Clipper21-1.jpg|inside page from issue #21, art by Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Clipper21-2.jpg|inside page from issue #21
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21==
==Issue 22==
 
The Clipper Trade Ship 22 contains 28 pages and was published in October 1978.
300 copies were printed.
Contributors: Gee Moaven, Doug Herring, T.O. Knova, Lela Dowling, Melly Frame, Frank Panucci, J. Alan Tyler, Lizette Leveille, Paul Czaplicki, Gennie Summers, D.L. Collin, Richard Heim, Kirk Trummel, Bill Norton, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Amy L. Manring.
From the editorial: 
* an untitled religious poem, Christian, by Gennie Summers, first page
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* A Hint of Spice, A Touch of Ego, Star Wars fiction by Lizette Leveille (5)
* In Miniature, article about building model miniature space craft, by Paul Czaplicki (11)
* More on Clips and Slides (12)
* Identiclip by Lizette Leveille and Gennie Summers (13)
* Identiclip Addenda by Richard Heim (16)
* See and Ye Shall Lose, Star Wars fiction by Bill Norton (18)
* Letters of Comment (23)
* Thoughts of a Dejected Wookiee by Amy L. Manring (24)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (26)
 
Image:clipper22-1.jpg|inside page from issue #22
Image:clipper22-2.jpg|inside page from issue #22
Image:clipper22-3.jpg|inside page from issue #22
Image:clipper22-4.jpg|inside page from issue #22
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 22==
==Issue 23==
The Clipper Trade Ship 23 was published in January 1979 and contains 33 pages. 
300 copies were printed.
The contributors were: Eileen Roy, Frank Panucci, J. Alan Tyler, Amy L. Manring, Susan Landerman, Gennie Summers, Dennis Dorris, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Mark Slone and Jim Rondeau.
One of the focus of the editorial is the new Star Trek: The Motion Picture; the editor was there for some of the filming -- look for the line about Scotty and the trash compactor!
* Robert Foxworth as Questor (front cover)
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Verse, poems by Amy L. Manring and by Susan Landerman (the Manring poem, "The Count," was reprinted in Dracula and in Mainely Trek #1) (2)
* The 2nd Elfl Tale by Jim Rondeau (3)
* Unshot, by Jim Rondeau, an article/transcription of an unfilmed episode of Questor (6)
* A Day of Love, original fiction, not credited (16)
* News, by Mark Slone (17)
* When You Care, a Questor story by Eileen Roy (18)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (27)
* The Film Pirate (back cover, possibly a photo of the editor)
 
Image:clipper23-1.jpg|inside page from issue #23
Image:clipper23-2.jpg|inside page from issue #23
Image:clipper23-3.jpg|inside page from issue #23
Image:clipper23-4.jpg|inside page from issue #23
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 23==
==Issue 24==
The Clipper Trade Ship 24 was printed in April 1979 and contains 36 pages.
300 copies were printed.
Contributors: J. Alan Tyler, Mel Frame, Frank Panucci, Gennie Summers, Amy L. Manring, Dragon Wieler White, Dixie G. Owen, Paul Czaplicki, Susan Landerman, Lela Dowling, Richard Heim, S.K. Dixon, T.O. Knova, Kirk Trummel, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, and Lizette Leveille.
There is a follow-up, of sorts, to the editorial in the previous issue. The editor writes: 
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Letters of Comment (2)
* Hollow Mockery, original science fiction by Dragon Weiler White (8)
* Other Zines, Other Views, zine reviews by Dixie Owen (11)
** a review of Enterprise Incidents #6, see that page
** a review of Echoes of the Empire #1, see that page
* In Miniature, focus on Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Paul Czaplicki (13)
* The Ways of Her Mother, original fantasy fiction by Susan Landerman (14)
* Fined Lined Friends, art by Lela Dowling (17)
* Identiclip Addenda by Richard Heim (18)
* Beachhead, Star Trek/Incredible Hulk fiction by Terrence O. Knova (21)
* Unshot, article by Jim Rondeau about some differences in the scripts and what was actually filmed (24)
* Identiclip by Lizette Leveille (26)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (31)
Image:clipper24-1.jpg|inside page from issue #24
Image:clipper24-2.jpg|inside page from issue #24
Image:clipper24-3.jpg|inside page from issue #24
Image:clipper24-4.jpg|inside page from issue #24
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 24==
==Issue 25==
The Clipper Trade Ship 25 was published in July 1979 and contains 24 pages. 
300 copies were printed.
Contributors: Clare Bell, Gennie Summers, Melody Frame, Terrence O. Knova, Dixie G. Owen, Susan Landerman, Lisa Wahl, Frank Panucci, and Jim Rondeau.
From the editorial: 
* In the Captain's Chair, editorial (1)
* Enter Solo, Star Wars fiction by Terrence O. Knova and Jim Rondeau (3)
* Other Zines, Other Views (reviews) (15)
** Illusions, see that page
** Pastak #5, see that page
** Solar Sailors, see that page
** Odyssey #3, see that page
** Eel-Bird Bander's Bulletin #2, see that page
* The Blue Bag, original science fiction by Susan Landerman (18)
* Bridge Over Tribbled Waters, "a true nostalgic reminiscence" by Lisa Wahl (20)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (21)
 
File:Clipper25-1.jpg|inside page from issue #25, Melody Rondeau
File:Clipper25-2.jpg|inside page from issue #25, Susan Landerman
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 25==
==Issue 26==
The Clipper Trade Ship 26 was published in October 1979 and contains 35 pages. Jim Rondeau now has a co-editor: Melody Frame.
300 copies were printed.
Contributors: Alicia Austin, Melody Frame, Frank Panucci, J. Alan Tyler, Elaine Tripp, Steve K. Dixon, R. Laurraine Tutihasi, Dixie G. Owen, Gennie Summers, Lizette Leveille, Susan Landerman, Carol Christensen, Sandra H. Necchi, and Roger Hill.
From the editorial: 
* In the Captain's Chair, editorial (1)
* Letters of Comment (2)
* Other Zines, Other Views (fanzine reviews by Dixie Owen) (5)
** Intersect #1 see that page
**Star Canticle #2, see that page
** Stellar Gas #1, see that page
** Academy Chronicles #6, see that page
** Captain Uhura, see that page
*Imitation Glass by Carol Christensen (8)
* Trial of the Innocents by Sandra H. Necchi (12)
* Unshot by Roger Hill (18)
* Poems from "Cage of Dreams" by Susan Landerman (24)
* Identiclip by Lizette Leveille and Gennie Summers (25)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (29)
Image:clipper26-1.jpg|inside issue #26
Image:clipper26-2.jpg|inside issue #26
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 26==
==Issue 27==
The Clipper Trade Ship 27 was published in January 1980 and contains 36 pages.
250 copies were printed.
Contributors: Terry Lipanovich, Sheryl Adsit, J. Alan Tyler, S.K. Dixon, Melody Frame, Carrie Daugherty, Elaine Tripp, Clare Bell, Michelle DeLude, Peggy Hogan, Gennie Summers. Richard Heim Jr., Laura Virgil, Dixie G. Owen, and Kent Bingham.
From the, as always, lengthy editorial: 
From the editorial: 
A fan's ad in the zine: 
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Letters of Comment (4)
* The Emperor's Visitor, or King Log's Epilog, Star Trek and I Claudius fiction by Clare Bell (7)
* The Other Side, Star Trek fiction by Michelle DeLude (11)
* !!, Star Trek RPF starring Mark Lenard as The Romulan Commander by Lee Roberts (16)
* Indenticlip Addenda by Richard Heim Jr. (18)
* The 4rd Elfl Tale by Jim Rondeau and Melody Frame (19)
* Other Zines, Other Views (fanzine reviews by Dixie Owen) (21)
** Menagerie #5, see that page
** Hyperion #1, see that page
** Nexus #4, see that page
* Unshot by Jim Rondeau (23)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (30)
Image:clippertradeship27-1.jpg|inside issue #27
Image:clippertradeship27-2.jpg|inside issue #27 
Image:clippertradeship27-3.jpg|inside issue #27
Image:clippertradeship27-4.jpg|inside issue #27
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 27==
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==Issue 28==
The Clipper Trade Ship 28 was published in April 1980 and contains 36 pages.
250 copies were printed.
Contributors: Signe Landon, Ruth Berman, Dixie G. Owen, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Frank Panucci, Melody Frame, Steve Anderson, Kirk Trummel, Dian Hardison, Sandra Robnett, Steven K. Dixon, Cynthia Case, Susan Laderman, Alicia Austin, J. Alan Tyler, and Gennie Summers.
* Sun Dragons, poem by Ruth Berman (inside front cover)
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (19)
* Other Zines, Other Views (fanzine reviews by Dixie G. Owen, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad) (1)
** a review of Guardian #2, see that page
** a review of Saurian Brandy Digest #21, see that page
** a review of Mahko Root #2, see that page
** a review of McCoy's Illegible Log #4, see that page
** a review of Contact #5/6, see that page
** a review of Naked Times #3, see that page
* Lifetime, a Man From Atlantis story by Dian Hardison (5)
* Letters of Comment (13)
* Dreamspeak, a M'ress (Star Trek Animated) story by Melody Frame (23)
* Unshot (25)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (33)
Image:clipper28-1.jpg|inside page from issue #28
Image:clipper28-2.jpg|inside page from issue #28
Image:clipper28-3.jpg|inside page from issue #28
File:Clipper28-4.jpg|inside page from issue #28
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 28==
==Issue 29==
The Clipper Trade Ship 29 was published in July 1980 and contains 32 pages. In this issue, Jim and Melody announce they are getting married. :)
250 copies were printed.
Contributors: Signe Landon, Amy Falkowitz, Miriam Pace, Elaine Tripp, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Kent Bingham, Laura Virgil, Lizette Leveille, Gennie Summers, Terrence O. Knova, Melody Rondeau, Jim Rondeau.
From the editorial, comments on the postal service: 
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Letters of Comment (2)
* I B U S, Quark fiction "based on a mistake by Alan Dean Foster," by Terrence O. Knova (4)
* The Loneliest Number, Trek fiction with a focus on the character of "Miri," by Miriam Pace (22)
* Identiclip by Lizette Leveille (24)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (30)
Image:clipper29-1.jpg|inside page from issue #29
Image:clipper29-2.jpg|inside page from issue #29 
Image:clipper29-3.jpg|inside page from issue #29
Image:clipper29-4.jpg|inside page from issue #29
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 29==
==Issue 30==
The Clipper Trade Ship 30 was published in October 1980 and contains 32 pages. 
250 copies were printed.
Artists: Signe Landon, Laura Virgil, Peggy Hogan, Gennie Summers, Terry Lipanovich, Bill Anderson, J. Alan Tyler, R.G. Pollard, Melody Rondeau, Dennis Dorris, Carrie Dougherty, Sandy Robnett, C.L. Healy, Susan Landerman, S.K. Dixon, Sheryl Adsit, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad.
From the editorial: 
* In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* Letters of Comment (2)
* Something Gained, Man from Atlantis fiction by Dian Hardison (5)
* In Miniature, a Buck Rogers article by Paul Czaplicki (12)
* Art Galley (13)
* Identiclip Addenda by Richard Heim (21)
* Other Zines, Other Views (fanzine reviews by Dixie G. Owen and Melody Rondeau) (22)
**Games of Love and Duty, see that page
** Rim of Starlight #5, see that page
** Enter-comm #1, see that page
** R & R #12, see that page
** Grip #7, see that page
* The Cargo Hold, ads (25)
File:Clipper30-1.jpg| from issue #30
File:Clipper30-2.jpg| from issue #30
File:Clipper30-3.jpg| from issue #30
File:Clipper30-4.jpg| from issue #30
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 30==
==References==
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