Star Trek Action Group (newsletter)/Issues 101-120

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==Issue 101==
Star Trek Action Group 101 was published in August 1991 and contains 70 pages.
* this issue, in celebrating 25 years of Star Trek, has a long, long article on it's history; much of the zine is made up of extensive actor bios
* Nikki White contributes a long article called "Star Trek in Australia"
* Gisela Dirr writes an article called "Star Trek in Germany." An excerpt: 
* a fan, Beatrix Huber, writes about "Star Trek in Switzerland"
* a number of fans write testimonials: "What Star Trek Has Meant to Me"
* there is a list of DC Comics Star Trek books
* this issue has a list of third season TNG episode synopses
* there is an Open Letter to "All Star Trek Fans" written by a fan who warns other fans of the shoddy, greedy, restrictive, sneaky practices of Creation Con
* this issue has many, many letters by fans, most congratulatory and enthusiastic about Star Trek and the newsletter itself
* a fan, Trina Fitzalan-Howard, writes an essay entitled "How to Survive Star Trek 1-5 Showings, Just!" and describes a ST film marathon (this article is reprinted from The Final Frontier a newsletter for "Mensa STsig")
* there are two con reports for the very, very first British Star Trek Convention, see those pages
==Issue 102==
Star Trek Action Group 102 was published in October/November 1991 and contains 44 pages.
* Book Reviews: Boogeymen , Crisis on Centaurus , The IDIC Epidemic , Mindshadow , Survivors , The Vulcan Academy Murders, Worlds of the Federation 
* fans write in about Gene Roddenberry's death
* Conventions: con report for MidCon 91, see that page
* there is an article called "The Technology in Star Trek" called John Evans
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 103==
Star Trek Action Group 103 was published in December 1991/January 1992 and contains 56 pages.
* Conventions, Reviews of The 11th The Leonard Nimoy Convention, see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 104==
Star Trek Action Group 104 was published in February/March 1992 and contains 68 pages.
* this issue has a detailed report of the club's financial status
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 105==
Star Trek Action Group 105 was published April/May 1992 and contains 60 pages.
 
* Filk Song: This Whole Crew by Ulricke Boller
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 106==
Star Trek Action Group 106 was published in June/July 1992 and contains 68 pages.
	 
* Convention Reports: Federation (Augsburg, Germany, May 1-3, 1993), Holodiction (Sydney, Australia, May 15-17, for this con report, see that page), SOL III (for this con report, see that page) 
* STAG Postal Lending Library list of pro books and rules, see that page	 
* the editor writes: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 107==
Star Trek Action Group 107 was published in August/September 1992 and contains 80 pages.
* Convention Reports: Contagion, see that page, Rec-Con, see that page, Vulkon Atlanta 
* into Twilight	(about William Shatner in The Twilight Zone)	 
* The STAG Postal Lending Library	 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 108==
Star Trek Action Group 108 was published in October/November 1992 and contains 55 pages.
	 
* Editorial, the editor mentions that she has changed her name to Lynne Banister 
* Librarr:STAG Postal Lending Library list and rules; the listing of contents includes zines for the first, and only, time 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 109==
Star Trek Action Group 109 was published December 1992/January 1993 and contains 40 pages.
* this issue is almost nearly Deep Space Nine and Next Generation orientated
* Deep Space Nine's imminent release has rekindled all the old arguments on which Trek was better; fans who liked TOS but not TNG were now joined by fans who like TNG but are prepared to not like DS9; and everyone sticks up for TOS, even if sometimes simply for the nostalgia factor -- every new show seems to bring out a new wave of rationalizations, and hurt feelings
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 110==
Star Trek Action Group 110 was published in July 1993 and contains 64 pages.
* Book Reviews: Shell Game, Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion, War Drums	 
* Convention reports: Pasadena con, UFP Holiday Trek in Cyprus, Warp, see that page for con reports
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 111==
Star Trek Action Group 111 was published in 1993 and contains 80 pages.
* one fan comments about changes in fandom and in zines: 
* for other contents, see table of contents image
==Issue 112==
Star Trek Action Group 112 was published in February 1994 and contains 68 pages.
* a fan comments: "I've just had a Star Trek alarm clock for my birthday. It's great; it starts off with the sound of a communicator opening, then the words "Landing party to Enterprise, beam me up Scotty," and then the transporter sound effect. It's very loud and it does this five times before going off."
* Book Review - The New Voyages, see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 113==
Star Trek Action Group 113 was published in March 1994 and contains 44 pages.
* there are several comments about the new ST movie. One of them: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 114==
Star Trek Action Group 114 was published in May 1994 and contains 72 pages.
* this issue has an article by fan about Star Trek fandom in France. An excerpt: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 115==
Star Trek Action Group 115 was published in July 1994 and contains 68 pages.
* this issue contains a review of Textual Poachers, see that page
* a fan gives a short comment about the most recent UFP Con, saying it made her want to "jump into the river"; see that page
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 116==
Star Trek Action Group 116 was published in September 1994 and contains 72 pages.
* this issue has a review of Chi-Sen-Yai, see that page
* there are two con reports: Archon, see that page, and Contagion, see that page
* fans are at the mercy of the Beeb, SKY, rented videos played on hacked VCRs due to regional controls, and deal with all sorts of other roadblocks in their desire to view DS9 and other shows
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 117==
Star Trek Action Group 117 was published in December 1994 and contains 65 pages.
* the editor comments on cons: 
* the librarian for the STAG Lending Library comments: 
* a fan comments on the decline of zines and fans' apparent desire for the slick. For more on this topic, see History of Media Fanzines: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 118==
Star Trek Action Group 118 was published in February 1995 and contains 80 pages
* fans are still trying to work out their allegiances and inner turmoil about what constitutes "Trek." One fan comments: 
* a fan comments on the difference between the slick and glossy and the fan-run creations: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 119==
Star Trek Action Group 119 was published in June 1995 and contains 55 pages.
* this issue has a con report for the Irish con Timewarp, see that page
* the editor announces that she is probably going to step down as the president of the club and, by default, as the editor of this newsletter
* this issue reprints a letter that was also published in IDIC, see The Viacom Crackdown for a report on this letter
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==Issue 120==
Star Trek Action Group 120 was published in September 1995 and contains 64 pages.
* there are some changes in leadership: the editor, who had annonced plans to perhaps step down, was staying on and another fan named Asif Zabbar was going to take over some of the reviewing and administrative tasks; also, the STAG Lending Library was going to be on hiatus as the librarian was unwell.
* there is an announcement that the BBC was going to start showing DS9: "I know that many of you have to rely on the BBC for your Trek so this is very good news for you."
* this issue has much discussion about the Viacom crackdown: 
* another fan writes: 
* another fan writes: 
* from another fan: 
* another comment: 
* another comment: be licenced? I can understand licencing the huge profit-making US cons, but it's out of order to try and licence cons where the main use of their profits is to give it to charity; does Paramount want that money as well? I think they should be told to keep their greedy hands off our conventions and fan clubs and that whatever rules and regulations they try to impose should be completely ignored. They can't sue the whole world, can they?}}
* another remark: 
* this fan is not so nostalgic: 
* for other content, see the table of contents image
==References==
Category:Star Trek ZinesCategory:1990s