Atavachron (newsletter)

For a list of other fanzines with this title, see Atavachron.
Atavachron is a newsletter that was published by the Star Trek fan club "U.S.S. Resolution NCC-1877," based in Victoria, British Columbia.
This fan club disbanded in 1995, two years after the last issue of its club zine.
Note: this is not the same Star Trek fan club, an older one also based in Victoria, British Columbia, the UFCST (The United Federation of Canadian Star Trekkers) which published the fanzine Trekkada.
The focus of the newsletter was Star Trek, but it had other science fiction and media content as well. 
Many early issues were very much a club zine, full of content meant for its members. There was an emphasis on submitted fan-written personas which appeared to be then utilized in fanfiction. A fan in 1987, bothered by what he felt to be predictable and unrealistic descriptions wrote Character Reports: How NOT to Write Them. 
Later issues of the zine did not include fan personas and became much more general interest for Trek and science fiction fans. 
 
The Atavachron took its name from the temporal device used on the planet Sarpeidon in the original Star Trek series, episode 'All Our Yesterdays.'
==Contributors==
From the Zine Wiki: 
==V.1 N.1==
Atavachron 1 (v.1 n.1) was published in December 1985 and contains 15 pages.
From the editorial: 
"Rebuttal: To the City on the Edge of the Border": 
* Captain's Log
* Section Reports
* Personnel Profile
* Report: Halley's Comet
* Long Range Scanning
* Skinnerman's Delusional Roadshow and One Stop Tour 
* Con Data
* Ship Ahoy
* History: USS Resolution
* Fiction: Tree of Knowledge by Lt. Dave Tataryn
* Book Review: Killing Time, see that page
* Rebuttal: To the City on the Edge of the Border 
* Distant Stars
* AR Day 
* Classifieds
 
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==V.1 N.2==
Atavachron 2 was published in 1986.
==V.1 N.3==
Atavachron v.1 n.3 was published in April 1986 and contains 28 pages.
* Captain's Log
* Section Reports
* Long Range Scanning
* Book Review: Clan of the Cave Bear
* Movie Review: Clan of the Cave Bear 
* Personnel Report: Ltcmdr. M. Collins 
* Personnel Report: Ltcmdr. Craig R. MacGregor
* Solar Winds
* Video Time in the Captain's Quarters 
* Poem for Senna
* Artwork: Yesterday's Son
* Fiction: Best Man; Part 2 by David Tataryn
* Norwescon IX Con Report
* Code Breaker
* Modeler's Update
* Poem: Survey by David Tataryn
* Poem: Summer by Monica Spencer
*Rumour Mill
 
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==V.1 N.4==
Atavachron 4 was published in June 1986 and contains 24 pages.
* Captain 's Log
* Section Reports
* Personnel Files: D. Tataryn
* Personnel Files: Senna Dreman
* Alien Cultures: The Klingons
* Zeke's Leaks
* Video Review: Morons From Outer Space
* Movie Review: Critters
* Convention Report: Viking Con VI I & Who Fest II
* Convention Report: V-Con XIV
* Book Review: Mind Shadow
* Fiction: Best Man; Part III by David Gordon-MacDonald
* Movie Review: Poltergeist I: The Other Side
* Solar Winds
* Convention Report: Alternate Realities Day III
==V.1 N.5==
Atavachron 5 was published in August 1986 and contains 24 pages.
* Captain's Log 
* Section Reports
* Zeke's Leaks
* Solar Winds: The U.S. Space Station
* Movie Review: Labyrinth
* Movie Review: Short Circuit
* The History of Fighters in Starfleet by Stuart Hamilton
* Fiction : Best Man: Part 4 by David Gordon-MacDonald
* Silent Running, poem by David Gordon-MacDonald
* Important Announcement: Change of Address 
* Movie Review : Howard the Duck
* Book Review : Dreadnough, pro trek novel by Diane Carey
* Personnel: Frank Skinner
* Personnel: Syran
* Personnel: Veronica Hipsey
* Movie Review: Alien
==V.1 N.6==
Atavachron V.1 N.6 was published in October 1986 and contains 24 pages.
 
Contributors: Kate Chevalier, Rretem Ow Ching, Sharlla Derhad, George Gregor, Kurtis Hauer, Veronica Hipsey, Craig R. MacGregor, Michael Shaudis, St'lar, Syran, David Tataryn, Zeke.
Some of the content is on gaming and role playing, with articles written "in character."
* Captain's Log
* Section Reports
* Movie Review: The Fly
* Movie Review: The Transformers Movie
* Solar Winds: Space Travel, Present and Future
* Personnel Files: LTJG Michael Shaudis: character bio
* Personnel Files: LTJG Kate Chevalier: character bio
* How to Care for Your Tribble
* Ship Ahoy list of other fan clubs this club is "in contact with"
* Classifieds
* Fiction: Graduation, part 1 by Carol Scheidl and Terry Wyatt
* Book Review: Demons (Star Trek pro book) 
* Zeke's Leaks
* Safety Tips
* Crossword Puzzle
* Insecurity by David Tataryn
* Long Range Sensors
* Poem: The Blood Horizon by Veronica Hipsey
* Poem: Null and... by David Gordon MacDonald
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==V.2 N.1==
Atavachron V.2 N.1 was published in December 1986 and contains 52 pages.
* Captain's Log 
* Section Reports 
* Beach Party Report
*MacKenzie Class Light Dreadnought
*Book Review! Enterprise The First Voyage, pro book by Vonda McIntyre
*Record Review! Genesis of the DaleKs
*Alien Cultures! The Kzinti (from an interview with Larry Niven at Viking Con VII)
*Etymology of the Word Vulcan
*Video Review! The Cage
*Movie Reviews! Star Trek IV! The Voyage Home
*Book Review! Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, pro book by Vonda McIntyre
*Fiction: Graduation, Part II by Carol Scheidl and Terry Wyatt
*Fiction: Selena's Children, Part I by David Gordon-MacDonald
*Movie Review: Solar Babies
*Star Wars: An Analyses
*Solar Winds
*Interview with Sonni Cooper, Part I
*Zeke's Leaks
*Crossword
*The Transporter, article
*Book Review: Dreadnought!
*Turtles as Pets
*Book Review: Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Radio Scripts 
*Alien Cultures: The Caitians 
*Poem: An Enterprising Christmas by Jan L. Margut, reprinted from Starlog #54, January 1982
==V.2 N.2==
Atavachron V.2 N.2 was published in February 1987 and contains 28 pages.
It is noted that the fan club has "passed the 50 member mark."
* Captain's Log (3)
* Section Reports (3)
* Book Review: Battlestations (pro Trek novel) (7)
* Envyoy Class Courier (8)
* Mark Garneau Lecture (10)
* Zeke's Leaks (11)
* Solution to Last Issue's Crossword Puzzle (11)
* Fiction: Selena's Children, part 2 by David Gordon-MacDonald (12)
* Personnel Files: Mike Dowd (21)
* Crossword Puzzle by Kate Chevalier (22)
* Star Trek: Who's Watching the Ship?, clipping from an unidentified source (24)
* Con Report: Time Warped by Kurtis Hauer (25)
* Long Range Sensors, listing of club meeting dates and places (26)
* Voyages from the Harrison Files, poem by N. Harrison (27)
 
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==V.2 N.3==
Atavachron V.2 N.3 was published in April 1987 and contains 32 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Captain's Log (2)
* Section Reports (2)
* Zeke's Leaks (6)
* Acceptance, fiction by Brian E.B. Wright (7)
* Four Pet Claws (10)
* Voyages from the Harrison Files 2, poem by Nick Harrison (10) 
* Crossword Puzzle (11)
* Resolution Bowling (12)
* Con Report: Norwescon's Alternacon (March 26-29, 1987) (13)
* Book Review: Chain of Attack (pro Trek novel) (14)
* Resolution Comic Strip (15)
* Selena's Children, Part 3, fiction by David Gordon-MacDonald (17) 
* Solution to Last Issues Crossword (25)
* Word Search (26)
* Promotion List (26)
* Alien Cultures:The Eeiauoans and Sivaoans (27)
* Star Trek: The Next Generation, (speculation about the upcoming show, includes character descriptions from official publicity which includes "Leslie Crusher, an appealing 15 year old caucasian girl... her remarkable photographic memory make it seem not unlikely for her to become a Starfleet acting-ensign. Otherwise, she is a normal teenager." and Beverly Crusher... if it were not for her intelligence, personality, beauty and the fact that she has a natural walk of a striptease queen, Capt. Picard might not have agreed to her request that Leslie Crusher observe Bridge activities; therefore letting her daughter's intelligence carry events further.") (28)
* Long Range Sensors (30)
 
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==V.2 N.4==
Atavachron V.2 N.4 was published in June 1987 and contains 44 pages.
The editor was Terry Wyatt.
* Captain's Log (3)
* Section Reports (4)
* two unidentified clippings (9)
* Con Reports (10)
** Viking Con 8
** V-Con 15
** V-Con 15: as seen through the eyes of a young bear
* Long Range Sensors (13)
* Selena's Children, part 4, fiction (14)
* Resolution Misadventures, part 1, fiction by John "Lazarus" Cowling (28)
* Special Announcement: Zine Annual (fiction, poetry, art zine to be published by the club in November, to have a cover by Betty Bigelow) (31)
* a review of Who's Who in Star Trek (no information is given about publisher, author, page count, and it appears it is not the same publication as Who's Who in Star Trek) (32)
* Rich Hansen Wheelchair Fund (34)
* News Update: Star Trek: The Next Generation (some updates on characters and actors, including how Beverly Crusher would be portrayed by Cheryl McFadden) (25)
* Announcement: Resolution 2nd Anniversary Bash (hot sweet corn on the cob was to be served, bring your own booze and steaks) (38)
* Character Reports: How NOT to Write Them, essay by John "Lazarus" Cowling (38)
* Zeke's Leaks (40)
* Solar Winds: Pluto -- Planet or Asteroid? (41)
* Book Review: Deep Domain (pro Trek book) (41)
 
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==V.2 N.5==
Atavachron V.2 N.5 was published in August 1987 and contains 44 pages.
* Captain's Log (3)
* Section Reports (4)
* Election Platform (9)
* Movie Review: Predator (10)
* Movie Review: Superman IV (10)
* Resolution Misadventures, part 2, fiction (11)
* Alien Cultures: The Keldron (15)
* Solar Winds: Super Nova (16)
* Zeke's Leaks (17)
* News Report: Pocket Books (18)
* Book Review: Strangers from the Sky (pro Trek book) (19)
* Movie Review: Spaceballs (20)
* Book Review: Dreams of the Raven (pro Trek book) (24)
* Selena's Children, part 5, fiction (25)
* Promotion List (things for sale) (34)
* Movie Review: Robocop (35)
* Star Trek: The Next Generation: Doctor on the Bridge, essay (36)
* Party! (38)
* News Report: FASA (40)
* Memorial to Keesha (art and two poems for a fan who had passed away in an auto accident) (40)
* Long Range Sensors (42)
 
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==V.2 N.6==
Atavachron V.2 N.6 was published in November 1987 and contains 44 pages.
The editor notes the fan club has 141 members.
* Captain's Log (3)
* Section Reports (4)
* Endeavour of Freedom, fiction by Hames Marshall (8)
* Encounter at Farpoint, review (12)
* Car Wash Fundraiser (13)
* Crossword Puzzle (14)
* Terry Fox Run (16)
* 2nd Anniversary Party (18)
* Romulan Way, book review (pro Trek book) (18)
* Day at the Circus, fiction by Dale Smith (19)
* Resolution Misadventures, part 3 (22)
* Open House Report (26)
* Selena's Children, part 6, fiction by David Gordon-MacDonald (27)
* Long Rang Sensors (43)
 
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==V.3 N.1==
Atavachron V.3 N.1
==V.3 N.2==
Atavachron V.3 N.2
==V.3 N.3==
Atavachron V.3 N.3
==V.3 N.4==
Atavachron V.3 N.4
==V.3 N.5==
Atavachron V.3 N.5
==V.3 N.6==
Atavachron V.3 N.6
 
==V.4 N.1==
Atavachron V.4 N.1 was published in Spring 1989.
==V.4 N.2==
Atavachron V.4 N.2 was published in Summer 1989.
==V.4 N.3==
Atavachron V.4 N.3 was published in Fall 1989.
==V.4 N.4==
Atavachron V.4 N.4 was published in Winter 1989.
 
==V.5 N.1==
Atavachron V.5 N.1 was published in Spring 1990
==V.5 N.2==
Atavachron v.5 N.2 was published in Summer 1990. It contains 32 pages. The front cover is by Dan Cawsey, the back cover is by Warren Oddsson. There are sparse interior illos which are not generally credited.
The single letter on page 24 is a long one and a call to fans to write more letters: 
* Captain's Report by Veronica Hipsey (3)
* Administration Report by Colin Scheidl (3)
* Financial Report by Pauline Barnes (3)
* Editorial Ramblings by John Wilcox Herbert (4)
* Reviews
** "Yesterday's Enterprise" by Alistair Craig (4)
** "Yesterday's Enterprise" by Andrew Murcodch (5)
** "The Offspring" by Alistair Craig (5)
** "Deja Q" by Andrew Murdoch (6)
** "Sarek" by Alistair Craig (6)
** "Allegiance" by Alistair Craig (7)
** "Tin Man" by Andrew Murdoch (7)
** "Tin Man" by Alistair Craig (7)
** "The Most Toys" by Alistair Craig (7)
** "Sins of the Father" by Alistair Craig (7)
** "Metamorphosis" by John Wilcox Herbert (8)
** "Who Censored Roger Rabbit" by Alistair Craig (9)
** "The Hunt for Red October" by Paul Reid (9)
** "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" by Alistair Craig (9)
** Doctor Who: "Battlefield" by Andrew Murdoch (9)
* High Hopes, fiction by Irene Varsakis (11)
* Star Trek News (12)
* Solar Winds (14)
* Science Fiction News (15)
* Obituaries (17)
* The Great Debate: Old Trek Vs New Trek, part one (18)
* The Enterprise Legacy (23)
* Letters (24)
* Club News
** Elections (25)
**Limerick Contest Results (three limericks were printed, but "The winning entry by Susan Wright was unprintable. She won a Star Trek V movie poster.") (25)
** Raffle Draw Results (25)
** The Resolution Motto Contest (26)
** Nuke Riker Contest (26)
** Art Auction (26)
* The Cutting Edge, part two, fiction by Colin Scheidl (27)
* Long Range Sensors (31)
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==V.5 N.3==
Atavachron V.6 N.3 was published in Fall 1990.
==V.5 N.4==
Atavachron V.5 N.4 was published in Winter 1990
==V.6 N.1==
Atavachron V.6 N.1 was published in Spring 1991.
==V.6 N.2==
Atavachron V.6 N.2 was published in Summer 1991.
==V.6 N.3==
Atavachron V.6 N.3 was published in Fall 1991.
==V.6 N.4==
Atavachron V.6 N.4 was published in Winter 1991.
==V.7 N.1==
Atavachron V.7 N.1 was published in Spring 1992. 
==V.7 N.2==
Atavachron V.7 N.2 was published in Summer 1992 and contains 104 pages. It is the first issue edited by Alistair Craig.
The majority of the art is by Sheila Allen, Warren Oddsson (misspelled as Oddson), and K. Allan McDougall. Other art is by Vel Jaeger (not credited), Anne Davenport (not credited), Myles Bos, Kenny Moran, John Luna, David Holmgren, Adam Hughes, D. Colin Wyatt, J.D.S. Taylore, Jason Gauthier, Paul Owen, Russell Paton, Donna Paton, Lori Johnson, and Suzanne Shuchuk.
From the review of "Doctor Who's Free Flight," an anti-drug short film aimed at children 8-14 years old: 
* The Captain's Report by Colin Scheidl (1)
* Editorial by Alistair Craig (1)
* Membership Bulletin (3)
* Election Results (4)
* Reviews (movies, televisions shows, and books; two of the reviews are for Probe) (5)
* Star Trek News ("Trekkin' at The Smithsonian", news about the movie Star Trek: First Generation that includes a description of the never-filming prologue scene, other news about the televised Treks) (17)
* S.F. News (24)
* Obituaries (celebrities) (30)
* Creation Con Report, see 1992: Con Report for Vancouver, British Columbia: April 28, 1992 (31)
* Issac Asimov's Obituary (reprinted from Associated Press) (32)
* About Gene Roddenberry (topic: Roddenberry's death, Kim Schlieper reprints two letters she wrote: one to Starlog #175 and one to Majel Roddenberry) (34)
* Doctor Who's Free Flight (a review of an anti-drug public service announcement (a short film) featuring Doctor Who (Sylvester McCoy), shown at Westercon.) (35)
* Solar Winds, article about science by Jason Gauthier and Iris Gray (36)
* Between the Covers, more book reviews, one of them is Bimbos of the Death Sun (37)
* Star Trek Survey ("John Taylor, sent me a copy of a survey he was conducting. [He asked] "Do you think the club you belong to would be willing to help my club circulate copies of the survey that I sent you? ..." The name of John's club is Outpost 50.") (41)
* Randy's Ribald Rumours by Winkle (includes a snarky comment about William Shatner's ego) (42)
* Spock's Blood by Ray Seredin and David Williams (about a fan-created alcoholic drink consumed at V-Con.) (43)
* The Science Fiction Channel ("The following is a transcript of an interview conducted by Michael Enright [with Mitchell Rubenstein] on the CBC Radio show "As It Happens" on May 7, 1992.") (44)
* Letters (45)
* Extraterrestrial Biochemistry, article by Stefan Arthur Geiri, Ph.D (46)
* The Rescue, fiction by J.D.S. Taylor (49)
* See No Evil, fiction by David Tataryn (original science fiction) (51)
* The Park of Wonders, fiction by J.D.S. Taylor (original science fiction) (55)
* Everything Old..., part 1 (Confederation Day), fiction by Alistair Craig (Star Trek: TOS) (67)
* Everything Old..., part 2 (The Shadows Remain, fiction by E.B. Klassen (Star Trek: TOS) (86)
* Everything Old..., part 3 (Back in the Surreal Again), fiction by K. Alan McDougall (Star Trek: TOS) (89)
* Centaur of Attention, cartoon by Amy Morgan (96)
* Strange Mail (98)
* Wordsearch (99)
* Star Trek in Print (100)
File:Atavachron7-2-1.jpg|alt=drawing of Janice Rand smiling|from v.7 n.2, Warren Oddsson
File:Atavachron7-2-2.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Warren Oddsson
File:Atavachron7-2-3.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Warren Oddsson
File:Atavachron7-2-5.jpg|from v.7 n.2, J.D.S. Taylor
File:Atavachron7-2-6.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Anne Davenport
File:Atavachron7-2-7.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Donna Paton (reprinted from v.1 n.1)
File:Atavachron7-2-8.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Amy Morgan, mentions The Barr Wars
File:Atavachron7-2-9.jpg|from v.7 n.2, Amy Morgan, mentions The Barr Wars 
==V.7 N.3==
Atavachron V.7 N.3 was published in Fall 1992 and contains 56 pages.
The art is by Warren Oddson (misspelled), Carolyn Mitchell, Adam Hughes, The Unknown Fan, Ann Davenport (misspelled), Russell Paton, Vel Jaeger (not credited), Lori Johnson, Irene Varsakis, Michael Verina, Jeffrey Taylor, Suzanne Shuchuk, and K. Alan McDougall.
From this issue: 
* Contents (3) 
* Captain's Report (4) 
* The Silence of the Aardvarks, editorial (5) 
* Zines Received (short comments and contact info for many Star Trek, science fiction (and one Doctor Who) zine) (5) 
* Star Trek News (8) 
* Science Fiction News (12) 
* Obituaries (14) 
* Prix Aurora Award 1992 (15) 
* British Media Report by R.K. Ponobscot (18)
* Toon News by R.K. Ponobscot (19)
* Letters, one about "OUTPOST- Open Union of Trek for the Preservation of Original Star Trek" (based in German) (20) 
* Reviews, episodes and books (23)
* Between the Covers (29)
* Randy's Ribald Rumours by Randy Winkle (31)
* Captain Phoenix, fiction by Iris Gray (original science fiction) (32) 
* Everything Old..., Part 4 (His Former Self) by Paula Johanson (Star Trek: TOS) (34)
* Everything Old..., Part 5, fiction (Dead Bones Live) by Garth Spencer (Star Trek: TOS) (37 
* Comix: Luna (41) 
* Star Trek in Print, reprints of press articles (44)
** Kids Learn Over the Reading Rainbow, Marilyn Stusiak, Sun Youth Editor, The Vancouver Sun, October 12, 1991
** Brent Spiner:The Man Behind the Machine, Glenn Esterly (TV Guide)
** Can We Talk Klingon?, The Canadian Press, Red Deer, Alta., Victoria Times-Colonist, July 31, 1992
** Number One Beams Into His First Role As A Good Guy, Hester Riches, Vancouver Sun, August 17-23 1991
** Star Trek Gets a Gay New Look, Staff Reporter, The Star, September 3, 1991
** Dorothy Lipovenko's Perfect Leader Can Be Found at the Helm of the USS Enterprise, by Dorothy Lipovenko, Fifth Column, Toronto Globe & Mail, July 1, 1991
** Down to Earth with Michael Dorn, Kathy Tracy, TV Week Magazine, March 14 to 20, 1992
 
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Image:atavachron7-3-2.jpg| from v.7 n.3, Suzanne Shuchuk
Image:atavachron7-3-3.jpg| from v.7 n.3, Suzanne Shuchuk
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==V.7 N.4==
Atavachron V.7 N.4 was published in Winter 1992 and contains 56 pages.
The art is by Jason Gauthier (covers), K. Alan McDougall, and Anne Davenport.
* Contents (2) 
* Captain's Report (3) 
* The Big Red $ (3)
* Zines Received (4) 
* Star Trek News (5) 
* Science Fiction News (11) 
* Toon News (12) 
* Comics and Comix (13) 
* Reviews (books and episodes) (14) 
* British Media Report (18) 
* Between The Covers (book reviews) (20) 
* Changed Your Balls Recently? (23) 
* Sarah Kingdom Memorial Awards ("The First Annual Sarah Kingdom Memorial Awards For Outstanding Performances By Companions Of Doctor Who") (24) 
* Faking It In Four Colours (25) 
* K.K. and The Voices, fiction (original science fiction) (26) 
* Everything Old - Pt. 6 (The End), fiction by Willie Rimshot (Star Trek) (27)
* Everything Old - Pt. 7 (New Again), fiction by Alistair Craig (Star Trek) (30) 
* Programmer's Diet, shory humor (38) 
* Fit To Print (general interest newspaper article reprints) (39)
* Star Trek in Print (Star Trek newspaper and magazine article reprints, including: "Twenty Questions: William Shatner" (Playboy, July 1989) and "Twenty Questions: Patrick Stewart" (Playboy, November 1992) (43) 
* Letters (48)
 
Image:atavachron7-4-1.jpg| from v.7 n.4, Anne Davenport
Image:atavachron7-4-2.jpg| from v.7 n.4, K. Alan McDougall
==V.8 N.1==
Atavachron V.8 N.1 was published in Spring 1993
==V.8 N.2==
Atavachron V.8 N.2 was published in Summer 1993
==V.8 N.3/4==
Atavachron V.8 N.3/4 was published in 1993 and contains 110 pages.
==References==
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