Data Entries

Data Entries is a Star Trek: TNG digest-sized quarterly letterzine and newsletter with forty-five issues.
The focus is the actor Brent Spiner and the character he portrayed on Star Trek: TNG: Data.
From the third issue: "DATA ENTRIES is a quarterly (huh?) newsletter, printed and produced for nonprofit and in NO WAY wishes to step on anyone's toes at Paramount Studios or the Star Trek offices. ("It's just for fun, right?")"
There is fiction starting at Issue #10. It was the winner of a 1991 FanQ. This zine was one of the first Star Trek: TNG fanzines published, and it had the cooperation (i.e. the ear and was a recipient of "official goodies.") of Paramount via Richard Arnold, the "Star Trek Historian at Paramount Studios."
Similar Star Trek: TNG zines are Imzadi (Marina Sirtis), Engage! (Patrick Stewart), and Ready and Willing (Jonathan Frakes).
In 1990, editorial duties were taken over by Melody and Jim Rondeau. In 1991 the editor of the Quantum Quarterly described her introduction to the "Rondeaus": "I met the Rondeaus when we were both working staff at a media convention in San Jose called Timecon. When Star Trek: The Next Generation appeared October 1987, I approached Jim with the idea of a digest-sized newsletter focusing on the actor, Brent Spiner and his character, Data. Within a few weeks we produced the first ST:TNG zine, Data Entries; it's currently up to issue #12 under the expert editorship of Melody."
In 1991, this zine had 250 subscribers.
There is a clever pun on the back of the issues: "Data'd"—as in "dated material" a postal service term.
Like some newsletters of that era, earlier issues were published without the required pre-1989 copyright notices, possibly placing the fanzine in the public domain.
==Proposed Publishing Schedule==
From the second issue, which appears to have not worked out as planned:
Quarterly:
* Winter (February)
* Sprint (May)
* Summer (August)
* Fall (November)
==This Zine Has An Elusive Subject==
The second issue reports that the photo of Brent Spiner published in the original run of the first issue be removed for privacy, and possibly public-relations promotional reasons.
The second issue also reports that Brent Spiner has put the kibosh on any official fan club about him.
In most issues, there is much discussion regarding what Spiner "owes" his fans, how celebrities should behave at cons, and the symbiotic relationship between celebrities and fans.
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
Data Entries 1 was published in October/November 1987 and contains about 18 pages. The editor was Christina Mavroudis.
* the editor says "we" are in the process of setting of a Brent/Spiner/Data fan club, some suggested names: "The Discerning Android Touting Association," "Dazzle About That Android," "Brent Spiner Appreciation Society," "Friend of Brent Spiner," and "Galactic Enigma" (referring to Brent Spiner's quote in Starlog about Data." Unfortunately, we had to consider the repercussions of the last one, if we accidentally left out the 'g.' ha, ha... "Galactic Enima" (Enema) Our personal favorite is "The Fully Functional Fan Club" or "F3C.")
* ruminations regarding the word "data"
* Vital Data, speculations/bios about the character and the actor
* Mr. Data... Mr. Popular ("Even as we went to press, a quick call to Richard Arnold at Paramount revealed that at his latest convention (weekend 10/17/88) the character Data was by far the most popular of the entire cast. "When I put up the slide of Brent, the audience exploded," Richard said. "The volume of his mail also reflects his enormous popularity.")
* Roddenberry Regarding Data, a short blurb "taken from the Starlog ST: TNG Series Magazine #1) ("I once wrote a film in which I created an android that was more human than human. It was considered by many people as the definitive android picture. ("The Questor Tapes") I like the Pinocchio quality of my android who wanted to be human. Although he could do many things better than humans he wanted to be human. That was [his] dream and I've incorporated that character into the character of Data.")
* Background Data, a excerpt from the novelization of "Encounter at Farpoint" by David Gerrold, page 130, about the characterization of Data
* a newspaper clipping by Ron Mills from the San Jose Mercury News, October 1, 1987, "New 'Star Trek' an interstellar flop, includes a letter to the editor in reply by Christina Mavroudis
* Inquires, "the following answers were provided by Richard Arnold, "the Star Trek Historian at Paramount Studios": some questions and answers: lots about the uniforms, why are there two Chief Engineers, and news that "even Patrick Stewart has expressed in interest in attending some [Creation Cons]"
* some short blurbs about the actors and the show appearing in various news mentions
 File:data1.jpg| front cover of issue #1, Patricia Davis
 File:dataentries1back.jpg| back cover of issue #1
File:dataentries1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1
 
==Issue 2==
Data Entries 2 was published in Winter (February-ish) 1988 and contains about 18 pages. Edited by Christina Mavroudis.
* Something to Write Home About, two pages of letters of comment, among many things mentions that the name of the proposed new fan club is "The Fully Functional Fan Club," later in the zine it is noted that Brent Spiner has requested that there be no fan club for him
* Vital Data, bio and professional info about Brent Spiner, one excerpt: "As some of you might know. Brent requested that we pull the picture of him sans make-up in subsequent printings of the first issue. The main reason for this decision is that he has yet to be recognized in public as the actor who plays Data. So far. according to Richard Arnold, he has only been noticed by those who who've seen him in previous roles. This short period left in anonimity [sic] is sure to be charished [sic] by Brent and we will respect his wishes until such time he glues us the go-ahead. There are also actors who want to withhold information about themselves and their character to create mystique. Intrigue, curiosity and an air of mystery are strong elements. If you lay all your cards out too soon, you could find interest waning before its time. As long as he holds one card, people will want to know. (Smart move, Brent!). Future issues of "Data Entries" may see more of the character and less of the actor, It is not that we want to withhold pictures and information, but we feel genuine respect for Brent's privacy outweighed the public's need to know. Let us know how you feel about this."
* "The Little Android that Could" by Jim Lyon, article about the popularity of Data, public perception and opinion, fan influence
* very short blurb about Denise Crosby leaving the show
* clipping from "Comics Buyer's Guide," November 6, 1987, by David Campiti, "Revamped 'Star Trek' aims for 'new generation' of fans
* clipping from the "Los Angeles Times, by Sue Martin, December 24, 197, "An Enterprising 'Star Trek' Series
* the lyrics to "Don't Fall in Love with an an Android," a song originally recorded by Rebel Force Band
* cover art by Patricia Davis
* inner art by Melody Rondeau
* an ad for Equicon 1988
* some deleted scene dialogue from the episode "The Big Goodbye"
* Inquires, a Question and Answer Session with Richard Arnold, goodies from the official horse's mouth: one interchange -- "Is it true they put men in skirts in the new series to justify the sexism in the original series?" "First of all, they are not skirts but culots or skants as they are dubbed on the set. You have to remember that it is only in recent history men have not work skirt-like apparel."
* "What's in a Rank?" by Richard Plamondon, comparison between Navy and Army rankings, Starfleet uses the Navy equivalent
==Issue 3==
Data Entries 3 was published in Spring 1988 and contains 20 pages. Contributors are Christina Mavroudis (editor), Melody Rondeau (artist), Jamie Lawson (author of fic), Fran Wong ("visual data and reply"), Lynn McVey Baron ("datalore"), Manoil Deitz ("research"), Beth Muramoto ("research"), Frank Torrez ("research"), Gwen P. Cordes ("research"), Lisa White ("misc. bleak input"), and Richard Arnold ("information").
The editorial: 
* LoCs
* reprints of articles in newspapers (Los Angeles Times, TV GUIDE, Boston Herald)
* miscellaneous bits of news, appearances, and information about the show
* reprints of some letters about Star Trek and Blake's 7 from TV GUIDE
* partial transcript from the episode "Datalore," section is called "On the Cutting Room Floor" so perhaps this was from scenes not shown?
* "Datalore -- Or What Elder Brother Did During Summer Vacation" episode review of "Datalore" by Lynn McVey Baron
* a partial listing of Brent Spiner's acting credits
* "A Question of Humanity," fiction by Jamie Lawson, told from Data's point of view, about his brother Lore
* "How Would You Hack it On ST: TNG," a humorous multiple choice vignette about how hard it is to be Brent Spiner, author is Manoli Dietz
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==Issue 4==
Data Entries 4 was published in Summer 1988 and contains about 18 pages. It is the "Special Theatrical Edition."
It was edited by Christina Mavroudis.
* this issue consists entirely of clippings and reviews from newspapers and magazines, as well as theater flyers
==Issue 5==
Data Entries 5 was published in August 1988 and contains about 24 pages. The theme of this issue is "11001001."
This issue was edited by Christina Mavroudis.
* fans talk about how photos of the actor without his Data make up are somewhat forbidden, how a photo of him in "Data Entries" #2 has been "subsequently replaced with a Melody portraiture at Brent's request. If you look really hard you can find other pictures, but we're holding out 'till he says okay. Okay?"
* a fan writes: "I agree that Brent's privacy be respected and no fan club be formed until he changes his mind. It's nice of him to have okay'd this newsletter though!" The editor replies: "Brent hasn't officially 'okay'd' the newsletter -- just read it and thought it was nice."
* clippings relating to Brent Spiner, as well as some information about where the show is in official ratings
* an ad for the proposed zine "Omicron Theta"
* some excerpts from the episode "11001001"
* a fan's report of some things the celebrities said at the Creation Con on June 11–12, at the L.A. Airport Hilton
* a new fan-written column called "Technical Data," to "explore who (and what) Data is"
* short story by Trina Johnston called "Logical"
* a slightly suggestive Geordi and Data cartoon reprinted from Marvel Comics #6 (the editor writes she was a bit worried "since DE is virtually a G-rated zine), also an illo of Data taking his shirt off and a contest to write some dialogue for it
* many tidbits about Brent Spiner's appearances, cons, various gossip
* "Dear Lore," a page "where readers and writers can place their gripes, ideas, and comments ANONYMOUSLY! For example, if at your last convention something really irked you, whether if be guest or topic, speak out! If you have ideas on the direction of the show, -- write it out! While there's virtually no possibility of anyone at Paramount taking these seriously, the column should provide therapeutic results and give an idea what other readers are 'raged' about. Since we've given full control over to the Wonder 'Droid, don't be surprised if his comments sound like they were snatched from a Morton Downey, Jr. Show. (Now there's a man on 'rage!)"
==Issue 6==
Data Entries 6 was published in January 1989 and contains about 24 pages. It was edited by Christina Mavroudi, her last issue. She says that the next issue will be edited by Lynn McVey Baron: 
thumb|back cover of issue #6
The art is by Sharon Patrick, Michelle B. Solney, Melody Rondeau, and Fran Wrong.
* Data Base, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
** from a letter by a fan named Debbie Gilbert: ""I'm enclosing a review I did of "Ghost Ship" along with Diane Carey's reply. Ms. Carey has authorized me to send her letter along to the zines, because she wants the fans to be aware of what's really going on in the publishing business. Her comments make me more grateful than ever that we have fanzines, where we can write anything we want, without fear of censorship." [The editor replies]: "Due to lack of space in this issue, I am unable to reprint [the original review by Debbie Gilbert]. For those who would like to read it catch the October issue of "Enterprise America." Diana [sic] Carey's reply is sizzling. I was reluctant at first to reprint it, but I've always been an advocate for free speech.""
* Something...Contest Results (5)
* Soliloquy for Data, fiction by Christina Mavroudis (6)
* The Monitor, review by Lynn McVey Baron of that episode (7)
* "In Review" (TV Guide), clipping (8)
* "Screen Scene" (Dramalogue), clipping (9)
* Bits 'N' Bytes, tidbits and gossip about the actors and the show by Lisa White (10)
* The Pond, fiction by Diana Collins (11)
* On the Cutting Room Floor, "shredded lines" from three episodes by Christina Mavroudis (14)
* Cutting Room... Android Quiz ("How Would You Hack it as an Android?") by Manoli Dietz (15)
* Universal Studios (LA Times), clipping (16)
* Technical Data, article by Lynn McVey Baron about robots and androids (18)
* News Clips (various sources) (19)
* Data Banks, short blurbs about Trek things to buy (23)
* Diane Carey (author of the pro book, "Ghost Ship") Letter, this is the response by Diane Carey to Debbie Gilbert's review (which appeared in another zine) of the pro book "Ghost Ship"—this letter was printed in "Data Entries" with Diane Carey's permission, see Diane Carey's "Ghost Ship" Letter (26)
* Skippy & Zippy by Lisa White and Christina Mavroudis (28)
==Issue 7==
Data Entries 7 was published in April 1989 and contains 24 pages. The new editor, Lynn McVey Baron, apologizes for this issue being a month late.
The art is by Nola Frame-Gray, Melody Rondeau, Julie Cesari, and Cynthia Case. Lettering by Jeff Weymouth.
thumb|left|front|front cover of issue #7, Cynthia Case
Because the zine has gone from 8 1/2 x 11 masters to 8 1/3 x 13 masters means there is now more material per issue.
Another change: "Regretfully, because of the complexities of copyright, you will no longer see ads and articles cut from magazines and newspapers in DE."
* Ops Console, editorial by the new editor (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LOCs (4)
* Data's a Dandy, fiction by Lisa White (7)
* Technical Data, article by Lynn McVey Baron (10)
* On the Cutting Room Floor, by Christina Mavroudis, from the episode "Coming of Age" (11)
* Picard's Progeny, article by Lisa White, posits that Picard and Data are "father and son" (13)
* Dear Lore, a fictional letter column (15)
* Bits 'n Bytes by Lisa White, TNG gossip and tidbits (16)
* To Everything There is a Season, fiction by Zaena Harding (17)
* Data Banks, airing schedule (19)
* Exodus, fiction by Lynn McVey Baron (20)
==Issue 8==
Data Entries 8 was published in July 1989 and contains 24 pages. It was edited by Lynn McVey Baron: "Since I'm so late, DE 9 will have to go forward with what I have on hand."
* the editor continues to ask for submissions for the proposed zine, "Onicron Theta," a zine that was never published
* letters of comment
* a review by a fan of the TNG pro novel by Jean Lorrah: "Survivors"
* On the Cutting Room Floor, excerpts from the episode "The Schizoid Man"
* a ten-page graphic/comic story, words by T.O. Knova, illos by Melody Rondeau, called "A Day in the Life of Brent Spiner" (shows him dealing with fans, dealing with co-workers, dealing with fan mail, dealing with wardrobe and make-up, generally having a stressful time)
* Technical Data, article by Joyce McDonald called "Our Affection for Androids"
* two readers respond to the article in the last issue, called "Picard's Progeny,"—each reader, Joyce McDonald and Nola Frame-Gray write a follow-up essay taking differing points of view
* Data Banks, column about show tidbits and things to purchase
* a fan writes a letter regarding Diane Carey's "Ghost Ship" Letter, see that page
* a fan writes that she is glad of a change in this zine: "Lastly, I can't tell you how tickled I am at your new editorial policy: ...you will no longer see ads and articles cut from magazines and newspapers." This will give DE a chance to concentrate on original material that is produced by fans—which is what I wanted all along."
* another fan writes: "I am writing to tell you that Data Entries will now be in Special Collections in the Michigan State University Library... By being in this collection, people will not only be able to do research on ST:TNG, but also be able to Date Entries! Conventions in Michigan generally do not get Data Entries, so this way people can read DE, and possibly subscribe."
A fan writes about recycled material in zines: 
The editor replied: 
File:dataentries8-1.jpg|inside page from issue #8
==Issue 9==
Data Entries 9 was published in May 1990 and contains 20 pages. It was edited by Lynn McVey.
The editor mentions that while she has no contact with Paramount herself, this newsletter is duly mailed to them."
* Ops Console, editorial, chat about the lateness of the issue, reassurance that there would be another issue: "Some people rightfully feared that DE was going to be left to die. Uh-uh. Just asleep for a while." (3)
* Letters of Comment (4)
* Dear Lore, farcical advice column (9)
* a review of the zine STNG: Explorer #1, see that page (10)
* The Friendship, fiction by Denise Hayes (11)
* On the Cutting Room Floor, from an episode written by Melinda Snodgrass, by Christina Mavroudis (15)
* poems (18)
* Data Banks, information and ads (19)
There is some discussion about a recent Creation Con Brent Spiner attended:
 
==Issue 10==
Data Entries 10 was published around October 1990 and contains 24 pages. The zine is now being edited by Melody Rondeau and Jim Rondeau.
The new editors write that they have "high hopes of making it back to a quarterly schedule, and we're going to need help from you.... The focus of DE will primarily on the character of Data, but not exclusively. We've pretty much exhausted Brent's credits (until he does something else!!!!). Of course, we would mind fiction and art based on some of Brent's other characters, such as Bob Wheeler on Night Court. We're here to have fun. But please: no love poems to Brent or Data. And we're trying to keep this rated PG; let's leave how fully functional Data is to the pages of other zines."
* editorial (3)
* Letters of Comment (4)
* The Data-Holmes Connection, article by Diana K. McCarty (10)
* If I Only Had a Heart, fiction by Eileen Thompson (12)
* Dear Lore, farcical advice (13)
* Sneezing and Whistling and Other Android Motor Skills, article by Joyce McDonald (14)
* Dream a Little Dream, fiction by Debbie Santianna (15)
* Data and the Doctor, article by Susan Lugiai (about Data and the Enterprise's doctor) (16)
* a review of the pro book "Strike Zone" by Peter David (19)
* a review of the pro book "The Eyes of the Beholders" by A.C. Crispin (19)
* Data Banks, news and information (21)
* a list of pro-cons that have upcoming appearances by TNG celebs (23)
A fan's letter addressed other fans' comments regarding Spiner's appearance at a recent con:
Another fan commented: 
File:dataentries10-1.jpg|interior, issue #10
File:dataentries10-2.jpg|interior, issue #10, fans in pursuit
File:dataentries10-3.jpg|interior, issue #10, list of cons
==Issue 11==
Data Entries 11 was published in January 1991 and contains 32 pages.
The front cover is by Fran Wong, the back cover by Jenny Summers. The interior art is by Sandra Cosimano, Lyra Hall, Annette Taylor, Susi Leinbach, Lisa Jenkins, and Nola Frame-Gray.
From the editorial: 
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Sandi Almany (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* poetry by Susan Lugiai and Linda C. Brashewitz (15)
* Data Does Have Feelings, article by Tina Johson (16)
* The Special Soul, poem by Nancy Jacobs (16)
* Sensor Readings, book reviews, "Metamorphosis" (Lorrah), "Eyes of the Beholders" (Crispin) (17)
* The Art Lesson, fiction by Diana Collins (19)
* T'Was the Night Before Christmas, poem by the Zemans (23)
* Forwards Scanner, episode review, includes one of "Brothers" by Marty Siegrist, which a fan writes a rebuttal to in the next issue (25)
* Data Banks, news and information (29)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (31)
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from a fan letter: 
File:dataentries11-1.jpg|inside page from issue #11
File:dataentries11-2.jpg|inside page from issue #11
File:dataentries11-3.jpg|inside page from issue #11
==Issue 12==
Data Entries 12 was published in April 1991 and contains about 24 pages.
The art is by Melody Rondeau, Lyria Hall, Tina Johnson, Jule Cesari, Laurie Greenberg and Fran Wong.
This zine series has had content that, up until now, has been very, very "careful"—it mostly praises the show, Brent Spiner, and fans' letters have been very non-confrontational. This issue is different; it contains some opposing viewpoints regarding the show, some pushing back at Spiner's requests/demands regarding fan behavior, a a con report that is very critical of Spiner and his treatment of fans there, and a very combative rebuttal of an episode review written by a fan addressing another fan.
From the editorial: 
* Ops Control, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, letters of comment (4)
* Data, poem by Sandi (17)
* Total Recall II, a very confrontational rebuttal of an episode review of "Brothers" by Marty Siegrist in the previous issue, by Deanne Morgan (18)
* Android Dreams, poem by Lyria Hall (20)
* Data/Love, poem by Sandi Almany (21)
* A Tour of the ST: TNG Set by Kathy Poffenberger (21)
* The Two Captains, two very negative con reports for Creation Con held February 16–17, 1991 at an unknown city, see below (main points: overcrowding/safety/fire exits, physically unpleasant/stuffy environment, extreme cost, mixed messages and game-playing about photo requirements, Spiner's apparent disinterest in being there...) (22)
* Role Call: Lt. Commander Data by Nancy Jacobs (25)
* Forward Scanner, episode reviews (26)
* If I Only Had an Aspirin by Eileen Thompson (28)
* Data Banks, news and information (29)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (30)
* More Data, Please!, fanzines (31)
It has always been difficult to know if the misspellings in zines, especially LOCs, were original to the writer, or a mistake in transcription due to the editor. One example is in this issue; a fan writes: 
A fan writes of a planned zine, Anecdote. (Seeing how this zine had to have jumped through hoops to get publication permission, was to have included "many memories" for the actor, and was to be presented to him, it would be assumed that the material within would have been without controversy and would have been only complimentary.): 
But controversy comes in just the next letter. A fan, Jean Kluge, writes: 
Jean also writes; 
Another fan registers some disappointment: 
After a detailed close-reading of some episodes, a fan reminds other fans of their place: 
A fan writes about the actor, the character, and sex: 
Another fan comments on the sex lives of androids, and Brent Spiner: 
A fan's comments from a long con report for a Creation Con: 
==Issue 13/14==
Data Entries 13/14 was published in October 1991 and contains 58 pages.
The art is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa, Nola Frame-Gray, Arla Fontaine, Melody Rondeau, Lyria Hall, Sandra Cosimano, Susi Leinbach, and Tina Johnson.
This issue has MUCH about the roles and expectations of celebrities regarding fans and what makes a "good fan." Fans also weigh in on whether the letters, reviews, and rebuttals in the previous issue were entertaining and desired, or were out-of-place in this positive zine.
The editor writes: 
* OPS Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, letters of comment (4)
* Data Banks, news and information (24)
* Chemical Nutrients are Thicker Than Blood, fiction by Nanci Maynard (29)
* The Asimovian Brain, article by John Vester (54)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (57)
* Dear Lore, free advice (58)
A fan writes about a celebrity's role to fans: 
A fan writes regarding comments about fanart: 
A fan writes about celebrities and their views and interactions with fans: 
A fan writes about positivity, and one effect of actors getting involved/reading fanworks: 
More on fan contact and motive: 
A fan has mixed feelings about conflict and fans: 
==Issue 15==
Data Entries 15 was published in January 1992 and contains about 32 pages.
The art is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa, Nola Frame-Gray, Sandi Cosimano, Tina Johnson, Melody Rondeau, Roni Wintergree, Witko, Madelyn Blair.
Fan letters in this issue: several fans point out they are the sole teen-aged fans and would like pen pals (let's hoped they hooked up!), one of the teen-aged fans is unhappy with the subject of the PG-13 sex discussion in this zine, a man complains about the emphasis on sex and wonders if he is the only male subscriber to this zine, a fan is mad about being misquoted in a letter and asks that her address not be printed as she's met some creepy fans, there is much discussion about various episodes, about fan discourse, and about the expectations fans have regarding celebrities and vice versa. Everyone is still arguing about an episode that aired the year before called "Brothers."
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Memories, poem by Lyria Hall (21)
* Feelings, poem by Sandi Almany (21)
* The Episode "Brothers" Revisited by Melanie Holladay (22)
* The Price of His Toys, fiction by Lyn Gunn (25)
* Operation B Bear, a con report for Creation Con in Chicago on October 26–27, 1991, by Pat Rees (27)
* Observation, poem by Sandi Almany (28)
* Data Banks, news, information, ads (29)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (31)
a fan writes: 
a fan writes: 
a fan writes: 
==Issue 16==
Data Entries 16 was published in April 1992 and contains 32 pages. This issue was guest edited by Jim Rondeau.
The art is by Phyliss Santamaria, Madelyn Blair, Roni Wintergreen, Ginny M. Chan, Melody Rondeau, Tina Johnson, Mary Urban, Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
The editor writes: 
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Brent Spiner in Santa Rosa, CA, November 3–4, 1991, con report by Melody Rondeau (20)
* Brent Spiner in Santa Rosa, CA, November 3–4, 1991, con report by Fran Wong (27)
* Data Banks, news and information (28)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (31)
a fan writes: 
==Issue 17==
Data Entries 17 was published in June 1992 and contains 32 pages. It has no back cover art.
The art is by Lisa Jenkins, Arla Fontaine, Sandi Cosmano, Melody Rondeau, Michelle Craddock, Ginny Chan, Roni Wintergreen, and Nola Frame-Gray.
The many letters discuss the sexism of the show, terrible fans at terrible cons and how Spiner is very patient about it, episode analysis, how great Spiner's LP is, and comments regarding what celebrities owe fans. This issue has no fiction, which may be a reaction to a harsh letter in a previous issue regarding a long story that was printed.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Ballade of the Velveteen Android by Avis Minger (3)
* Something to Write Home About, letters of comment (4)
* Lt. Data, poem by Teri Sarick (17)
* Data and Lore, poems by Sandi Almany (17)
* Brent Spiner in Valley Forge, con report by Mary Urban (18)
* The Lure of Lore and the Desire for Data, article by Nancy Jacobs (25)
* Ol' Yellow Eyes Can Stay, review by Pat Rees (25)
* Ol' Yellow Eyes, review by Tina Johnson (26)
* I Sing the Body Electric, article by Laura Pawlowski (27)
* Golden Eyes, poem by Sandi Almany (28)
* Limerick by Eileen Thompson (28)
* Data Banks, news, information, ads (29)
* You Have the Con, upcoming conventions (31)
* Dear Lore, advice (?!) (32)
from a fan: 
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==Issue 18==
Data Entries 18 was published in September 1992 and contains 32 pages.
The editor gives a reminder run-down of the submission guidelines, and reiterates that the zine is primarily a letterzine; letters get first priority, and other content will be printed if it fits.
There is much chat about Brent Spiner at cons, about fans' views of various episodes, and more than one fan comments regarding the reappearance of Denise Crosby's character; most find extreme disappointment in how Tasha Yar was treated.
The art is by Phyllis Santamaria (front cover), Sandi Cosmano, Debbie Wolf, Ronnie Wintergreen, Melody Rondeau, Lyria Hall, Nola Frame-Gray, Arla Fontaine, and Michelle Craddock (back cover).
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* The Art of Acting Android, article by Holly Houston (15)
* Passages, fiction by Deanne Morgan (16)
* Data, poem by Sani Almany (18)
* In Practice, article by John Vester (19)
* Forward Scanner, reviews of "In Theory," "Star Strokes," "Violations" and "Time's Arrow" by Maynard, Gilbert, Radecki (21)
* The Combadge Answering Chip, fiction by Wanda M. Eaddy-Harton (26)
* Data Banks, news, information, ad (27)
* Why I Don't Go to Cons, poem by Evelin Brown (30)
* Brent, poem by Sandi Almany (3)
* You Have the Con, con listings (31)
letter excerpt: 
==Issue 19==
Data Entries 19 was published in January 1993 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Madelyn Blair (front cover), Sandi Cosmano, Melody Rondeau, Debbie Wolf, Ronnie Wintergreen, Ginny Chan, Lyria Hall, Nola-Frame Gray, and Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
The editor has a reminder: 
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* My Day with Data, con report by Allison Truth (21)
* The Namesake, fiction by Pat Rees (23)
* Ol' Yellow Eyes is Back, review by Nan Nelson (27)
* Admonition to a Five Month Old, fiction by Wanda M. Eaddy-Harton (28)
* Data Banks, news, information, ads (30)
* Forward Scanner, episode review of "Night Terrors" by Rosalind Brinson (35)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
excerpt from a fan letter: 
excerpt from a fan letter, this one from Shirley Maiewski: 
excerpt from a fan letter: 
==Issue 20==
Data Entries 20 was published in June 1993 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Alicia Galka (front cover), T. Tilly (back cover, interiors), Nina Palas, Debbie Wolf, Melody Rondeau, Sandy Cosmano, and Nola Frame-Gray.
The extensive letters discuss Spiner at cons, reviews and speculations regarding specific episodes, and fan behavior ("good and bad fans").
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
** includes a con report for Trekon convention at the Clarion Hotel in San Francisco over New Year's weekend, see that page
* Data's Song, filk to the tune of "Windy" (25)
* Dream Data, fiction by Carol Ann Westover (26)
* Data Banks, news, information, ads (31)
* You Have the Con, con listings (35)
from the editor: 
from a fan: 
from a fan: 
from a fan: 
==Issue 21==
Data Entries 21 was published in September 1993 and contains 40 pages.
The art is by Zaquia Tarhuntass (front cover), Melody Rondeau, Susan Gallagher, Lisa G. Simmons, Sandy Cosimano, T. Tilly, Michelle Craddock, Nan Nelson, and Nina Palas.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Compassion in Data, article by Ann Peters (25)
* Lal, fiction, part one by Maria Taylor (27)
* Brothers, poem by Alison Wilkinson (36)
* Data Banks, news, information, ads (37)
* You Have the Con, con listings (40)
==Issue 22==
Data Entries 22 was published in January 1994 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by TAZ (front cover), T. Tilly, Susan Gallagher, Sandi Cosimano, Nola Frame-Gray, Ginny M. Chan, Nina Palas, Melody Rondeau.
Most letters discuss the episodes and Data's character. One letter addressed fandom and fan behavior.
From the editor: 
* Ops Console (3)
* The Experiment, short vignette by Sandy Almany (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Forward Scanner, episode reviews by Gilbert and Palas of "Birthright," "A Quality of Life," and "A Fistful of Datas" (17)
* Lal, fiction, part two by Maria Taylor (19)
* Notes from a Scriptwriter by Maria Taylor, an article about how her story "Lal" was originally a script she had sent to Paramount, where it was rejected unread (25)
* Sensor Readings, zine and book reviews by Gilbert and Brown (28)
** a review of Pulse of the Machine, see that page
** a review of the pro book, "Descent," by Diane Carey
* 13 Questions for Brent Spiner, complied and recorded by Diana Collins (30)
* Data Banks, news, information and ads (32)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
==Issue 23==
Data Entries 23 was published in April 1994 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Alicia Galka (front cover), Susan Gallagher, Nina Palas, Melody Rondeau, Michelle Craddock, Zaquia Tarhuntassa, T. Tilly, and Lyria Hall.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* The Narrow Ocean by Alexandra Nigro (22)
* The Most Toys, product reviews by Mary Lynn Skirvin (27)
* Close Encounters of the Worse Kind by Eileen Thompson (28)
* Sisters, poem by Sandi Almany (28)
* Forward Scanner, episode review by Isabelle Herbert (29)
* Ode to Brent Spiner by Debbie Wolf (31)
* Lore, poem by Sandy Almany (31)
* Data Banks, news, infromation, ads (32)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
==Issue 24==
Data Entries 24 was published in July 1994 and contains 32 pages.
The art is by Jan Fleck (front cover), Susan Gallagher, Julie Evans, Lisa G. Simmons, Chris Dorge, Michelle Craddock, Sylvia Paddock, Leslie Collete.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Data, poem by Alicia Galka (25)
* Data Moments, survey by Amy Schwartz (26)
* Spot's Diary by Kath Dunkley (26)
* The Most Toys, product review by Mary Lynn Skirvin-Johnson (27)
* Brent Trekcon Houston Con Report by Nancy Jacobs (28)
* Data Banks, news, info, ads (29)
* You Have the Con, con listings (32)
==Issue 25==
Data Entries 25 was published in October 1994 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Katherine Ackerman (cover), Susan Gallagher, Lana Pennington, Anna DeFreitas, Alison Leary, Julie Evans, T. Tilly, Nola Frame-Gray, Tanja Ley, Don Chaddock, Jan Fleck and T'az.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* A Statue's Quest, poem by Nora Langley (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs, (4)
* Inquiring Minds Want to Know by Sara Greenblatt (22)
* Spining at the Star Trek Creation Con by Nicole M. Robertson (23)
* Data/data, part one, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (28)
* Data Banks, news, info, ads (32)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
==Issue 26==
Data Entries 26 was published in January 1995 and contains 32 pages.
The art is by Jan Fleck (cover), T. Tilly, Julie Evans, Rebecca Morris, Susan Gallagher, Nina Palas, Debbie Wolf, T'az, Tanja Ley, and Allison Leary.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* You Have the Con, con listings (23)
* Brent in Tuscon, a con report by Barbara Schoedel (24)
* Data Wordsearch by Ursula Anderson-Anderson (26)
* Lore Limerick by Tanya Dean (26)
* Data/data, part two, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (27)
* Databanks, news, info, ads (32)
==Issue 27/28==
Data Entries 27/28 was published in April/July 1995 and contains 52 pages.
The art is by Lana Pennington (front cover), T'az (back cover), Susan Gallagher, Sandra Scholes, Nina Palas, Julie Evans, Lesley Collette, Regina Randolph, Rebecca Morris, Ann Brightman, Jan Bigger, Melody Rondeau, Tanja Ly, Jan Fleck, and Nola Frame-Gray.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Why Do I Hate Lore? Let Me Enumerate the Ways, by Sara Greenblatt (35)
* Time to Shed a Tear, poem by Rebecca Morris (36)
* Close Encounters II by Eileen Thompson (37)
* Data/data, part three, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (39)
* Sexism on the Enterprise by Melanie B. Holladay (43)
* The Perfect Mate, poem by Linda McGrath (45)
* Databanks, news, info, ads (46)
* You Have the Con, con listings (51)
==Issue 29==
Data Entries 29 was published in October 1995 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Lesley Collette (front cover), Julie Evans (back cover), Melody Rondeau, Julie Cesari, T. Tilly, T'az, Susan Gallagher, Jan Bigger, Rebecca Morris, Sandra Scholes, and Nola Frame-Gray.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Data/data, part four, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (26)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (28)
* Brent Spiner in Portland, con report by Helen Adams (29)
* Ode to Lore, poem by Sue Fely (30)
* Data Banks, news, info and ads (31)
* You Have the Con, con listings (35)
==Issue 30==
Data Entries 30 was published in June 1996 and contains 32 pages.
The long delay between this issue and the previous one was due to the fact the Rondeau's typewriters had finally died, and they were finally forced into the world of their own personal computer.
The art is by Heike Heuber, (front cover), Julie Cesari (back cover), Susan Gallagher, Debbie Wolfe, T'az, Fran Wong, and Julie Evans.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Data/data, part five, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (15)
* Brent in New York, con report by Jo DeLapo (18)
* Dear Lore, advice (21)
* Masks, or I Wish I'd Gone to Bed Early, review by Isabelle Herbert (22)
* The Perfect Mate by Carol Sterenberg (32)
* In Practice, poem by Allison Wilkerson (24)
* Data Banks, news, info (25)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (30)
* You Have the Con, con listings (31)
==Issue 31==
Data Entries 31 was published in September 1996 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Lana Pennington (front cover), Julie Evans, Rebecca Morris, Christine Dorge, Sandra Schoels, Jan Bigger, Susan Gallagher, Debbie Wold, Amy Marie Hearn, Alicia Galka.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Dear Tasha, poem by Dawn Scholesser (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Grand Slamming with Brent Spiner, con report by Barbara Schoedel (21)
* Data/data, part six, episode reviews by Evelin Brown (22)
* Lore's Handy Android Manual by Ann Brightman (26)
* Prophecy, fiction by A.M. Hinch (28)
* Meeting of Minds, fiction by Debbie Gilbert (32)
* Data Banks, news, info (34)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (36)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
==Issue 32==
Data Entries 32 was published in January 1997 and contains 32 pages.
 
The art is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa (front cover), Jan Bigger, T. Tilly, Lyria Hall, Alicia Galka, Fran Wong, Heike Hubner, Julie Evans, Linda Landrie, Susan Gallagher, and Sandra Scholes.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* What is Data Made Of, poem by Rebecca Morris (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Brent Spiner on the Letterman Show by Jo DeLapo (12)
* Brent Spiner on the Tom Snyder Show by Jo DeLapo (13)
* Data's Rib, fiction by Heather Abbott (15)
* Peak Performance, Albert Hall Generations, con report by Sue Hardiman (25)
* Data Banks, news, info (27)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (30)
* You Have the Con, con listings (31)
==Issue 33==
Data Entries 33 was published April 1997 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Judith Gallant, Rebecca Morris, Debbie Wolf, Sandra Schoes, Kathrin Ackermann, Sandy Cosimano, T. Tilly, Lana Pennington, Susan Gallagher, Tanya Dean, Don Chaddock, and Christine Landrie.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Sensor Readings, book review by Jo DeLapo (21)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (21)
* The Most Toys, product review by Mary Lyn Skirvin (22)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (23)
* Dr. Soong, critical analysis by Rebekah Owens (24)
* Data, poem by Linda McGrath (25)
* Brent Spiner at the Creation Grand Slam, con report by Pat Wells-Korb (26)
* The Choice, fiction by Carol Sterenberg (27)
* Data Banks, news, info (29)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (33)
* You Have the Con, con listings (36)
==Issue 34/35==
Data Entries 34/35 was published in July 19967 and contains 66 pages.
The art is by Kathrin Achkermann (front cover), Ann Brightman (back cover), Susan Gallagher, Julie Cesari, Valerie Tapper, Julie Evans, Rebecca Morris, Sandra Scholes, Jan Fleck, Linda Landrie, Fran Wong, Nola Frame-Gray, Heike Humber, Melody Rondeau, and T. Tilly
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Brent Spiner Comes to New Orleans, con (12)
* Flutterby, fiction by Ruth Radecki (14)
* Tribbles, Bynars, and Squares, Oh My! (16)
* My Conversation with Brent (18)
* Once Upon a a Lifetime, fiction by C. Sterenberg (20)
* Learning to Fly, fiction by Lynne Roulston (34)
* Interface, fiction by Evelin Brown (36)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (40)
* The Visitor, fiction by June Tuckey (41)
* Man is the Measure, fiction by Debbie Gilbert (43) (reprinted from Grip #36)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (45)
* Forward Scanner, video reviews (46)
* The Ballad of Sherlock Holmes, poetry (47)
* Sensor Readings, book reviews (48)
* More Data, Please, fanzine review of Mudd's Legacy: Norman's Woe, see that page (50)
* Dear Lore, advice (51)
* Puzzled Data, puzzles (54)
* , poem by Tanya Dean (58)
* Data Banks, news and info (61)
* You Have the Con, con listings (65)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (66)
==Issue 36==
Data Entries 36 was published in October 1997 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Fran Wong (back cover), Susan Gallager, Julie Evans, Valerie Tapper, Melody Rondeau, Kathrin Ackermann, Sandra Scholes, T. Tilly, Jan Fleck and Amy Morgan Hearn.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Birds of a Feather, fiction by Sue Felby (14)
* Green Eyes, fiction by Fran Wong (19)
* 1776, review by Tracy Thurman (20)
* Brent in "1776," a review by Tracy Thurman (22)
* Stagedoor Conversations with Brent by Jo De Lapo (24)
* Sensor Readings, book review by Mary Lynn Skirvin Johnson (25)
* Kharianna's Wishes, fiction by Alex Mayes (27)
* Epiphany by Nora Langley (29)
* Data Banks, news, info (30)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (33)
* You Have the Con, con listings (35)
==Issue 37==
Data Entries 37 was published in March 1998 and contains 32 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Tanja Ley, Susan Gallagher, Nazomi Akatsuka, Valerie Tapper, Melody Rondeau, Sandra Scholes, Lana Pennington, Leslie Collette, and Fran Wong.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Future Bob, fiction by Fran Wong (11)
* A Broad's Thoughts from Home by Isabelle Herbert (13)
* Jonathan and Brent Meet Mark and Brian, transcribed by Helen D. Adams (14)
* A Soldier's Duty, fiction by Fran Wong (17)
* A Sonnet for Data by Isabelle Herbert (17)
* His Name is Data, fiction by Dawn Scholesser (18)
* , fiction by Tanya Dean (22)
* Sensor Readings, book review by Helen D. Adams (25)
* Data Banks, news, info (26)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (30)
* You Have the Con, con listings (31)
==Issue 38==
Data Entries 38 was published in May 1998 and contains 36 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Susan Gallagher, and Jan Fleck.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* You Have the Con, con listings (3)
* Something to Write Home About (LoCs) (4)
* Heroes, fiction by Jan Fleck (9)
* Data Banks, news and information (34)
==Issue 39==
Data Entries 39 was published in October 1998 and contains 40 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Susan Gallagher, Jan Fleck, Linda Landrie, Melody Rondeau, Lana Pennington, Valerie Tapper, Helen D. Adams, Tanja Ley.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Something to Write Home About (LoCs) (4)
* Wolf 359 convention reports by Lesley Collette and Penny Robinson (10)
* Thank You, Brent by Rebecca Morris (15)
* The Find, fiction by Sandi Almany (16)
* Star Trek: The Experience by Christie Young (17)
* For Enterprise-D: A Sonnett by Dawn Schlosser (18)
* More Than a Man by Rebecca Morris (18)
* Great Lakes Star Trek Federation Science by Christie Young (19)
* Waiting, fiction by Julie Evans (20)
* Trekking Through Life by Linda and Christine Landrie (21)
* Dr. Crusher's Case Book by Isabelle Herbert (22)
* The Data Protection Act Principles by Sue Hardiman (24)
* There's No Place Like Space, fiction by Denise Tanaka (25)
* Convention by Jan Bigger (32)
* Top Ten Reasons Paramount Cancelled ST:TNG by Amy Schwartz (33)
* The Measure of a Man by Olivia Adler (34)
* Data Banks, news and information (34)
* You Have the Con, con listings (40)
==Issue 40/41==
Data Entries 40/41 was published in February 1999 and contains 58 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Fran Wong (back cover), Susan Gallager, Nozomi Akatsuke, Belinda Juste, Lesley Collette, Melody Rondeau, Julie Evans, Lana Pennington, Sandra Scholes, Valerie Tapper, Linda Landrie, Tanya Dean.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Insurrection, review by Sara Greenblatt (10)
* Descent of Brotherhood by Sandy Almany (11)
* , a con report for Holodiction '98 by Tanya Dean (12)
* Net Trek: Star Trek on the Internet by Sara Greenblatt (15)
* Retro Data Entries (Blasts from the Past) (16)
* Radio Brent Spiner by Cynthia Elrod (18)
* Every Good Boy Deserves Favor, reviews by Shari Sitko, Nancy Jacobs, Diana Morgan, Ruth E. Radecki, and Nora Langley (22)
* Brent Spiner Convention Reports by Fran Wong, Mary Urban, Nancy Jacobs, Debbie Gilbert, and Clare Solomon (31)
* Brent on the Joan Rivers Show by Nina Palas (41)
* Brent in San Antonio, con report by Donna Macey (42)
* A First Convention by Alan Callaby (43)
* At the Movies with Brent Spiner by Barbara Schoedel (44)
* Dreams of Ol' Yellow Eyes by Shirely Miskowicz (45)
* The Lovers, poem by Jan Bigger (47)
* Men, Martians, and Machines by Kath Dunkley (48)
* 24th Century Frankenstein Monster: A Portrait of Love by Dawn Scholsser (50)
* Data Banks, news, info (52)
* Universal Pakled Service, ads (57)
* You Have the Con, con listings (58)
==Issue 42==
Data Entries 42 was published in June 1999 and contains 32 pages.
The art is by Alicia Galka (front cover), Heike Hubner (back cover), Susan Gallager, Sandra Scholes, Valerie Tapper, Fran Wong, and Judith Gallant.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About, LoCs (4)
* Brent Spiner at the Grand Slam, con report (8)
* Brent Spiner in Rio De Janerio, con report by Jo De Lapo (10)
* , fiction by Tanya Dean (12)
* Soong, His Life and Androids by Allie Brightwell (14)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (15)
* Contracting Contractions by Allie Brightwell (16)
* Limericks by Allie Brightwell (16)
* They're Dead, Jim by Keil Stuart (17)
* Ode to Data by Lesley Collette (18)
* The Square Peg, fiction by Carol Sterenberg (19)
* Star Trek on the Internet, part two by Sara Greenblatt (23)
* Uncle, fiction by Kate Orman (24)
* Dear Lore, advice (26)
* Data Banks, news, info (27)
* You Have the Con, con listings (31)
* Ode to Spot by Judith Gallant (31)
==Issue 43==
Data Entries 43 was published in September 1999 and contains 48 pages.
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), T'az (back cover), Valerie Tapper, Sandra Scholes, Rebecca Morris, Nozomi Akatsuka, Tanya Dean, Kathrin Ackermann, and Susan Gallagher.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About (LoCs) (4)
* An Alien in Star Trek Land, con report by Isabelle herbert (9)
* Android Dreams, poem by Edite Carlos (13)
* Star Trek on the Internet, part three by Sara Greenblatt (14)
* Wink, fiction by Denise Tanaka (16)
* Data Banks, news and information (44)
* Limericks by Allie brightwell (46)
* You Have the Con, con listings (47)
* Androman by Rebecca Morris (47)
==Issue 44==
Data Entries 44 contains about 36 pages.
The art is by Nozomi Akatsuka (front cover), Julie Evans (back cover), Sandra Scholes, Susan Gallagher, Judith Gallant, Belinda Juste.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About (LoCs) (4)
* One of Our Androids is Missing, fiction by Christina Mavroudis (8)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (29)
* Data Banks, news and information (30)
* You Have the Con, con listings (34)
==Issue 45==
Data Entries 45 contains about 36 pages.
 
The art is by Heike Hubner (front cover), Julie Evans (back cover), Sandra Scholes, Susan Gallagher, Linda Landrie, Belinda Juste, and Valerie Tapper.
* Ops Console, editorial (3)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (3)
* Something to Write Home About (LoCs) (4)
* Luv That Lore by Belinda Juste (6)
* The Velveteen Robot by Belinda Juste (13)
* The Hardest Choice, fiction by Ann Hinch (18)
* Mary Sue Saves the Universe by H.K. Sweift (25)
* Forward Scanner: review of Galaxy Quest by Belinda Juste (37)
* Sensor Readings, Intellivore review by Belinda Juste (38)
* Limerick by Allie Brightwell (38)
* Data Banks, news and information (39)
==References==
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