The Other Side of Paradise

The Other Side of Paradise is a het anthology. It contains mostly Star Trek material but later issues also have other fandoms. 
One story and Leslie Fish's art in issue #3, which was an explicit adult issue, is slash. This third issue required an age statement to purchase. 
 
==One of the Editor's Comments: 1978==
Comments by Amy Falkowitz, in response to The inherent injustice in the current practice which allows Trek artists to sell their work at the cons while Trek writers receive no monetary remuneration for their efforts.:
==Comments by a Fan: 1977==
==Issue 1==
The Other Side of Paradise 1 was published in 1976 and contains 115 pages. Art by Debbie Collin, Connie Faddis, Amy Falkowitz (front cover according to handwritten notes inside the zine), Gee Moaven, and Signe Landon (back cover according to handwritten notes inside the zine).
It had an original print run of 150.
From the zine: "This 'zine is dedicated to the Great Bird, and all the wonderful little eggs he's laid."
* Editorial (1)
* For a Few Moments Longer by Amy Falkowitz (3)
* Tribbles" by Signe Landon (filksong) (10)
* The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Sharon Emily. A rewrite of '"The Day the Earth Stood Still," this story constitutes the bulk of this issue. It was also published as a standalone zine. (11)
* Bell Banners by Amy Falkowitz (an article on the music of Star Trek) (83)
* Beyond Antares by Amy Falkowitz (90)
*Artists Showcase (91)
* Child of Sorrow by Signe Landon (93)
* Starry Roads by Jan Snyder (96)
* Vulcanur Poetry, 'Sarek' and 'T'Amada' by Fern Marder (97)
* A Time for Tears by Beverly Clark (99)
* Clair de Lune by Connie Faddis (McCoy and Spock are marooned on a planet where the soil reacts with the lunar presence to adversely affect brain waves. They desperately seek a means to save their sanity and even their lives.) (reprinted in Archives #1 and Computer Playback #5) (109)
*Chorus for Kraithian Spock by Laura Fargas (poem) (last minute edition, not listed in the table of contents) (no page number)
* You are Receiving this Zine Because… and the next issue (113) 
Image:otherside1-1.jpg| from issue #1, song by Amy Falkowitz, art by Signe Landon
Image:otherside1-2.jpg| from issue #1, unknown artist, portrays Spock and Zarabeth
Image:otherside1-3.jpg| from issue #1, D.L. Collin: Spock and his teddy bear
Image:otherside1-4.jpg| from issue #1, Connie Faddis: "Scotty"
Image:otherside1-5.jpg| from issue #1, Signe Landon: "Unicorn Hunt"
Image:otherside1-6.jpg| from issue #1, Gee Moaven
Image:otherside1-7.jpg| from issue #1, Gee Moaven
Image:otherside1-8.jpg| from issue #1, D.L. Collin -- "I am for you James T. Kirk… A little something from the Easter Vulcan."
Image:otherside1-9.jpg| from issue #1, Signe Landon
Image:otherside1-10.jpg| from issue #1, title page, sample text
Image:otherside1-11.jpg| from issue #1, Signe Landon is the artist, Laura Fargas is the poet
Image:otherside1-12.jpg| from issue #1, You are Receiving this Zine Because
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
The Other Side of Paradise 2 was published in May 1977 and contains 198 pages. It had a 400 limited run publication. Two weeks after it was published, it was out-of-print.
The art is by Connie Faddis (cover), Amy Falkowitz, Clare Bell, Signe Landon, Leslie Fish, Debbie Collin, Edith Crowe, Been Moaven, Marty Siegrist, Linda Cappel, Alice Jones, Joni Wagner, Bruce Wayne Harris, Gordon Carleton, Gayle F, V.M. Wyman, Monica Miller.
One ebay seller described it as: "This is what fanzines were in the beginning of Media Fanzines! LOTS of hand drawn art, songs, stories, tidbits of interest. Nearly every other page has art, not all of it Trekkish... but all amazing."
* Editorial (2)
* Playground by Carolyn Carrock (4)
* Hell Hath No Fury by Fern Marder (5)
* AN Apple a Day by Clare Bell (6) 
* Kwa Heri, Hadiya, a h/c story by Trinette Kern (11)
* In the Wake of. a Starship by L.V. Vargas (29)
* Heart's Desire by Paula Smith (32)
* The Immovable Object by Marion Zimmer Bradley (reprinted in Computer Playback #3) (34)
* The Owen Diaries by Edith Crowe (59)
* Portfolio: "Shore Leave on Argelius" by Gee Moaven
* What If...? by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (61)
* What Memories Can Bring (in the Diamonds and Rust series) by Mandi Schultz and Cheryl Rice (63)
* How Long the Night, How Bright the Stars (in the Diamonds and Rust series) by Cheryl Rice (also in Tal Shaya #3) (85)
* Requiem for the Unrequited by L.V. Vargas (97)
* A Vulcan Valentine by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Walter H. Breen (reprinted in Computer Playback #3) (98)
* Portfolio: "Wings" by Amy Falkowitz 
* The Letter by Trinette Kern (Spock leaves this letter for McCoy because he didn't want McCoy to blame himself for something he shouldn't.) Illoed by Alice Jones (99)
* Genius Loci by Connie Faddis (Spock and Kirk hunt for a missing McCoy on a planet inhabited by a young Oracle that seeks knowledge from the humans.) (reprinted in Computer Playback #2) (102)
* Folk Songs For Folk Who Ain't Even Been Yet - music & lyrics by Leslie Fish (123)
* Too Many Legs by Clare Bell (146)
* Into the Light by Cheryl Rice (148)
* Envoy by Jane Aumerle (152)
* Vulcan Linguistics by Fern Marder (154)
* T'Uriamne's Victory (an alternate-Kraith story) by Eileen Roy (158)
* Plugs, ads (194)
* Nextish (196)
Image:othersidemzb.jpg| from issue #2, art from "The Immovable Object" by Marion Zimmer Bradley, artist: Signe Landon.
Image:otherside2art2.jpg| from issue #2, Alice Jones for "The Letter"
Image:othersideart3.jpg| from issue #2, Gee Moaven "Shore Leave on Argelius: The Marketplace"
Image:othersideart4.jpg| from issue #2, Gee Moaven, "Shore Leave on Argelius: The Bazaar"
Image:otherside2art18.jpg|from issue #2, Gee Moaven
Image:otherside2art5.jpg| from issue #2, Leslie Fish for Kwa Heri, Hadiya
Image:otherside2art6.jpg| from issue #2, Marty Siegrist
Image:otherside2art7.jpg| from issue #2, Gee Moaven
Image:otherside2art8.jpg| from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
Image:otherside2art9.jpg| from issue #2, Gayle F
Image:otherside2art10.jpg| from issue #2, Joni Wagner
Image:otherside2art11.jpg| from issue #2, Gordon Carleton
Image:otherside2art12.jpg| from issue #2, D.L. Collin
Image:otherside2art13.jpg|interior from issue #2, poem by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Walter Breen - it has the note at the bottom: "(Marion says about this poem: 'I think we both got the idea and played around with it until it could be called a real collaboration.')"
File:Othersideamy.jpg| from issue #2, art portfolio page, portrays Amy Falkowitz, artist is Signe Landon
Image:otherside2art15.jpg| from issue #2, fold out for "Genus Loci" - Signe Landon
 
Image:otherside2art17.jpg|from issue #2, Signe Landon
Image:otherside2art19.jpg|from issue #2, Signe Landon
Image:otherside2art20.jpg|from issue #2, Signe Landon
 
Image:otherside2art22.jpg|from issue #2, Alice Jones
Image:otherside2art23.jpg|from issue #2, Alice Jones
Image:otherside2art24.jpg|from issue #2, Clare Bell: "What finally "got" Spock, with apologies to Connie Faddis."
Image:otherside2art25.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
Image:otherside2art26.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
Image:otherside2art27.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
 
Image:otherside2art28.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
Image:otherside2art29.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
Image:otherside2art30.jpg|from issue #2, V.M. Wyman
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
 
==Issue 3==
 
The Other Side of Paradise 3 was published in 1978. It was published in two parts that could only be purchased together. 
There were 550 copies in the original, possibly only, print run. "The Other Side" was explicit het (with one technically slash story, as well as some slashy content), and "Paradise" was gen.
"The Other Side" contains 90 pages and has art by Gayle F, Edith Crowe, Clare Bell, Signe Landon, Susan Armstrong, Bev Zuk, and Alice Jones. 
"Paradise" contains 150 pages and has art by Alice Jones, Heather Firth, Clare Bell, Signe Landon, Amy Falkowitz, Carol Walske, Paula Evans, V.M. Wyman, along with an art portfolios by Leslie Fish and Signe Landon. 
The editor's dedication: "To my father, a DOM, who inspired me into becoming a DOB. (*snicker*)"
There was, apparently, many problems with this zine and the postal service. From the editorial of The Clipper Trade Ship #21 (July 1978): 
The editors have a personal statement in 1977 in issue #4 of Scuttlebutt about their experiences with this issue. Landon writes that after three issues, they won't be doing another one unless folks step up to the plate and send them submissions: 
From the editorial by Signe Landon in Paradise, the zine that was published as a part of this two-zine set: From the editorial: 
From an editorial in the previous issue: 
Finally, from this zine's editorial: 
===Contents of "The Other Side"===
* Mutual Corruption (editorial) by Amy Falkowitz (2)
* Sonnet to a Vulcan Lover by Edith Crowe (4)
* A Solitary Knife by Eileen Roy (5)
* Portfolio (art) by Leslie Fish (6)
* Captain, You Look Good to Me Tonight by Melanie R (18)
* Game of Chance by Frankie Jemison (slash, though the sexual attraction between Kirk and Spock is imposed from within by aliens.) (19)
* Mirror, Mirror by Melanie R (60)
* The All-Purpose Love Scene by Melanie R (61)
* Erotica Fantastique portfolio by Edith Crow., following (62)
* Vulcan Passions by Beverly Zuk (63)
* Ni Var for a Desert Rose by Juanita Salicrup (64) -- In a personal statement, Leslye Lilker referenced this story's part in a controversy due to the unauthorized use by another fan of a word Lilker had previously created: 
 
Image:Other side 3 interior art edith crowe.jpg| from issue #3, Edith Crowe 
Image:Other side 3 interior signe landon.jpg|from issue #3, Signe Landon 
Image:Other side 3 interior susan armstrong 2.jpg| from issue #3, Susan Armstrong 
Image:Other side 3 interior bev zuk 1.jpeg|from issue #3, Bev Zuk: centerfold -- One reviewer noted: "And lest I forget the fold-out, Beverly Zuk out-did herself with her portrayal of sleeping Kirk. I only wish it had been a full-length portrayal. Bev cuts it off at a rather interesting place." from Right of Statement #3 Note: It wasn't Beverly Zuk that cut it off at "a rather interesting place," but instead the editor. It is likely the original illo portrayed more. See Beverly Zuk's Star Trek Triad.
 Image:Other side 3 interior leslie fish 1.jpg|from issue #3, "What the hell do I do with this?" - artist is (Leslie Fish) 
 Image:Other side 3 interior leslie fish 2.jpg|from issue #3, "The legends never mentioned this problem." -- the artist is (Leslie Fish) from issue #3 
 Image:Other side 3 interior leslie fish 3.jpg| from issue #3, "A study in comparative anatomy." -- the artist is (Leslie Fish) from issue #3 
 Image:Other side 3 interior susan armstrong.jpg| from issue #3, Susan Armstrong 
Image:otherside3-11.jpg|from issue #3, Susan Armstrong
Image:otherside3-12.jpg|from issue #3, first page of Ni Var for a Desert Rose
Image:otherside3-13.jpg|from issue #3, Clare Bell: "Horny"
Image:otherside3-14.jpg|from issue #3, Signe Landon
Image:otherside3-16.jpg|from issue #3, Edith Crowe
Image:otherside3-17.jpg|from issue #3, Edith Crowe
Image:otherside3-18.jpg|from issue #3, Edith Crowe 
Image:otherside3-19.jpg|from issue #3, Edith Crowe
Image:otherside3-20.jpg|from issue #3, Edith Crowe
Image:otherside3-21.jpg|from issue #3, Clare Bell
Image:otherside3-22.jpg|from issue #3, Melanie R: The All-Purpose Love Scene: ("For all the male couples somebody will have the bad taste to do eventually, except that I beat them to it.")
Image:otherside3-23.jpg|from issue #3, Melanie R: The All-Purpose Love Scene
 
Image:otherside3-10.jpg|Spock and T'Pring, from issue #3, Alice Jones 
 
===Contents of "Paradise"===
* Editorial (3)
* Ice Follies by Clare Bell (5)
* Sarek’s Apoplexy by Melanie R. (19)
* Ni Var by Frankie Jemison (30)
* Which Truth? by Elizabeth Carrie (31)
* The Owen Diaries by Edith Crowe (70)
* McCoy by L.V. Fargas (71)
* Portfolio: A Medieval Trek by Signe Landon
* Iowa Lovesong by Frankie Jemison (73)
* Foreshadowing by Frankie Jemison (Commander Thelin, First Officer of the Enterprise following Spock's death, tries to understand the situation as he watches Kirk and then McCoy prepare to follow Spock into death.) (reprinted in Computer Playback #6) (75)
* Lines Spoken by a Drunken Scotsman by Frankie Jemison (85)
* Don't You Know by Frankie Jemison (87)
* Christine's Joy by Fern Marder (87)
* Remember Me by Everett Avila (89)
* Alien by Fern Marder (90) (a Nu Ormemel poem)
* Seesaw by Fern Marder and Carol Walske (drawing on page 111 was previously printed in Threshold, a Nu Ormenel piece) (91)
* Filksong by Melanie R (120)
* Joanna by L.V. Fargas (123)
* A Piece Of Cake by Marie A. (124)
* Portfolio: Close Encounter of the Frisky Kind by Leslie Fish
* Landfall by Everett Avila (130)
* Kenasis by Eileen Roy (131)
File:paradiseinsidebackcover.jpg|from issue #9, inside back cover, Carolyn Shelderberry
File:paradiseinsideart9.jpg|from issue #9, inside front cover, Alice Jones
A sample of the extensive interior art:
File:paradiseinsideart1.jpg|from issue #3, Alice Jones: "...love not me"
File:paradiseinsideart2.jpg|from issue #3, Leslie Fish
File:paradiseinsideart3.jpg|from issue #3,Signe Landon
File:paradiseinsideart4.jpg|from issue #3, Signe Landon
File:paradiseinsideart5.jpg|from issue #3, Signe Landon
File:paradiseinsideart8.jpg|from issue #3, Heather Firth
File:paradiseart1.jpg|from issue #3, V.M. Wyman
File:Otherside3 interior carol walske.jpg|from issue #3, Carol Walske
File:Otherside3 interior paula evans.jpg|from issue #3, cartoon by Paula Evans
File:Otherside3 interior amy falkowitz.jpg|from issue #3, Amy Falkowitz
File:paradiseart2.jpg|from issue #3, Clare Bell
File:paradiseart3.jpg|from issue #3, Heather Firth
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4==
The Other Side of Paradise 4 contains the novel The Elder Brother by Clare Bell. Published in 1979, it is 119 pages and contains 30 pages (a lot!) of art by Merle Decker, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Edith Crowe, Merle Decker, Amy Falkowitz, Signe Landon, and Nan Lewis. Front Cover: Amy Falkowitz; back cover: Clare Bell.
One summary: "After mentally communicating with a creature resembling in parts a fish, a whale, a bird and a dragon, Spock... is slowly going insane because of his Vulcan/Human physiology. Another summary: This is a story of what USS Kepler, how it went missing, and what attacked it. It has lots of Vulcans in this story and is about emotions. It's tearful and tragic story."
From an ad in Scuttlebutt #15: "The Elder Brother is SF in the tradition of aired ST: an intense and provocative story, characters and ideas. Originally submitted for professional publication, it was withdrawn for personal reasons."
From and ad in The Clipper Trade Ship #24: "THE OTHER SIDE OF PARADISE #4 proudly presents Clare Bell's full length Star Trek novel, The Elder Brother, science fiction in the tradition of the aired ST. The zine will run about 200 pages, including 20 to 25 full page illos by such artists as Edith Crowe, Merle Decker, Clare Bell, Signe Landon, Amy Falkowitz, Mary Stacy-MacDonaId, Nan Lewis and possibly others. The zine will be offset, 30% reduced, as were our last two issues. Only a limited number will be printed, and that is based strictly on preorders. The sooner you order, the sooner we go to press, hopefully this summer. Order now, as it will be out-of-print when printed!"
The author encouraged other fans to contact her about writing in this universe: 
From the editorial, one which also announces that Amy is now the sole editor of this series of zines, as Signe Landon has moved to another state: 
From the afterword: 
Image:elder1.jpg|from issue #4, Clare Bell
Image:elder2.jpg|from issue #4, Edith Crowe
Image:elder3.jpg|from issue #4, Signe Landon
Image:elder4.jpg|from issue #4, Signe Landon
Image:elder5.jpg|from issue #4, Merle Decker
Image:elder6.jpg|from issue #4, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:elder7.jpg|from issue #4, Nan Lewis, Spock teaches the Vulcan Salute to Christine Chapel
Image:elder8.jpg|from issue #4, Amy Falkowitz
Image:elder9.jpg|from issue #4, Signe Landon
Image:elder10.jpg|from issue #4, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4===
==Issue 5==
The Other Side of Paradise 5 was published in 1981 and contains 124 pages and fiction from Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars, fantasy and original fiction. It included a small envelope with a pipe-cleaner "Brinkerian Iceworm" to accompany the piece "Brinker: the Indigenous Lifeforms".
 
From the editorial, regarding the story by Susan Matthews: 
* Fewmets! (the editorial) by Amy Falkowitz (i)
* The Interview by Mary Ann Drach, illoed by Barbara P. Gordon ("Spock informs Sarek of his decision to seek the kolinahr.") (reprinted in Nome #6) (1)
* Time to Bring in Reinforcements, written and illoed by Fa Shimbo (Klysadel) (4)
* And I Shall Know in Dreams by Nadya Emanuel, illoed by Ann Crouch (Spock is injured.) (17)
* Melody's Pendragon's Knights (art portfolio) by Melody Rondeau (43)
* Alone and Challenge (two poems) by Gene S. Delapenia (50)
* If I Had Known Before I Courted by Alma Hedrick, illoed by Melody Rondeau ("A young and idealistic Han Solo has a romance that ends badly.") (Star Wars) (51)
* Not Supposed to Know by Fa Shimbo (Klysadel) (61)
* For Queen and Country, cartoon by Hans Dietrich (77) 
* The Great Ride by Billie Phillips, illoed by Mary Stacy-MacDonald ("Kirk is tormented by dreams of a desert ride, dreams with a mysterious connection to a Vulcan legend.") (82) 
* Brinker: The Indigenous Lifeforms, transcribed by Clare Bell ("U.S.S. T’Pau Avreena Exploration Report II.") (98)
* Koski's Last Hand by Susan R. Matthews, illoed by Signe Landon, lettering by Amy Falkowitz (This is a story with Andrej Koscuisko (Matthew's original character that appears in other stories (Star Wars). Both the Imperials and the Empire are mentioned, as is Star Fleet.) (102)
* Nightsong by Maggie Nowakowska, art and layout by Pam Kowalski (Andrej Koscuisko) (124)
* zine ads (126)
Image:othersideofparadise5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:othersideofparadise5-2.jpg|from issue #5, Melody Rondeau
Image:othersideofparadise5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Hans Dietrich
Image:othersideofparadise5-5.jpg|from issue #5, Melody Rondeau
Image:othersideofparadise5-6.jpg|from issue #5 
Image:othersideofparadise5-7.jpg|from issue #5, Signe Landon
Image:othersideofparadise5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Signe Landon
Image:othersideofparadise5-11.jpg|from issue #5, Signe Landon
Image:othersideofparadise5-12.jpg|from issue #5 
Image:St other side 5 interior mary stacy macdonald.jpg|from issue #5, Mary Stacy-MacDonald art with surrealistic themes
Image:othersideofparadise5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:St other side 5 interior melody rondeau.jpg|from issue #5, Melody Rondeau
Image:othersideofparadise5-9.jpg|from issue #5, Melody Rondeau
Image:St other side 5 interior ann crouch.jpg|from issue #5 Ann Crouch
Image:othersideofparadise5-10.jpg|from issue #5, inside back cover, Amy Falkowitz 
==Issue 6==
The Other Side of Paradise 6
This issue was published in October 1983. It is a 166-page novel, "A Plague in Time", by Clare Bell. The cover is by Signe Landon and the interior art is by Mary Stacy-McDonald.
The zine is dedicated to Melody Rondeau "for providing me with constant and cheerful friendship."
It was typed by Amy Falkowitz "with the mechanical assistance of her Remington SR101 typewriter known as R2D2." Proofreading was by Sallijan Snyder and Dorothy Bradley.
Publisher summary: "This novel includes Kirk, Spock and a mind-reading and mind-altering alien who disrupts Spock's life by subtly altering Spock's brain. This leads to Spock making uncharacteristic mistakes."
Another publisher's summary: "We are introduced to the crew of the new Vulcan ship, the T'Pau Avreena. Spock and Christine have transferred aboard her as temporary crewemembers. In exchange, Sarfelth, the Science Director of the Vulcan ship, now serves aboard the Enterprise."
From the editorial: 
File:Plagueintime3.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime1.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime2.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime4.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime8.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime7.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime5.jpg|from issue #6
File:Plagueintime6.jpg|from issue #6
==Issue 7==
The Other Side of Paradise 7 contains 180 pages and was published in 1987. 
It contains both Star Trek and Star Wars fan fiction.
The editorial has comments regarding the three and a half years since the last issue, the state of Trek fandom, and the upcoming Star Trek: TNG series: 
* The Editorial (ii)
* K/S? P/G? by Gretchen Cupp, illustrated by Julie Lopez (1)
* Counterpose by Harriet Stallings, illustated by Tom Howard--Uhura briefly works passage on a tramp freighter, while dealing with Nomad's erasure of her memory. (2)
* Introduction (for Gaming Articles) (2)
* The Prime Directive--RPG scenario. (8)
* The Creation of the Enlisted Character by Charles G. Weekes, illustrated by Melody Rondeau (13)
* Pleasant Dreams? by Diane Zimmerman, illustrated by Amy Falkowitz (17)
* The Last Unicorn by L. Jeanne Powers, illustrated by Amy Falkowitz--Original fantasy; a young woman forces a witch to find a unicorn for her to kill. (21)
* Demand Not and First Sight by C.A. Pierce (23)
* Non Commissioned Officer by L. Jeanne Power, illustrated by Tom Howard (24)
* Back to the Front by Autumn Lee, illustrated by Melody Rondeau--McCoy encounters some interesting characters in the underground repair facility of the Shore Leave planet. (reprinted in The DeForest Kelley Compendium) (26)
* Requiem by Cindy Dye, borders by Caro Hedge (30)
* Choices by L. Jeanne Powers, illustrated by Christine Myers--Post-Star Trek III; a young Vulcan priestess asks Sarek about his conversation with Kirk. (31)
*Romulan Ale by Camille Silverman, illustrated by Melody Rondeau (34)
* Epitaph by L. Jeanne Powers, illustrated by Christine Myers (39)
* Calling All BEMS by Mike Robbins, illustrated by Gennie Summers (40)
* Memories Best Forgotten by Cheryl Frashure, illustrated by the author--McCoy returns to ShiKahr for his first meeting with Spock since the Fal Tor Pan. The doctor fears this meeting, but both men are experiencing conflicts and emotional turmoil that the healers feel must be resolved.) (43)
* The Wreck of the Tortenskjold by Steven C. Levi, illustrated by Melody Rondeau (47)
* Broca's Ubiquitous Anomaly by Adam Jenson (This may have been reprinted in Federation.) (51)
* The Mirror Universe Primer, a humor piece with text and cartoons by Mel White (78)
* Shatterhorn! by Caro Hedge, illustrated by Patrick Wynne (foldout) (85-87)
* Neither Man nor Spirit by Linda Slusher, illustrated by Gennie Summers (88)
* Notes on Klingons, Swords, and Swordfights by Linda Slusher, illustrated by Gennie Summers, computer border by Amy Falkowitz (142)
* The Portfolio (artist's portfolio) (143)
* The Other Side of the Story by Dave D'Alessio, illustrated by Pam Kowalski (145)
* Corellian Bargain by D. Doyle, illustrated by CISL, computer border by Amy Falkowitz (151)
* Paybacks by D. Doyle and J.D. Macdonald, illustrated by CISL, computer border by Amy Falkowitz (156)
 
File:Othersidepara7art1.jpg|from issue #7, Mel White
File:Othersidepara7art2.jpg|from issue #7, Cheryl Frashure
File:Othersidepara7art3.jpg|from issue #7, Christine Myers
File:Othersidepara7art4.jpg|from issue #7, Melody Rondeau
File:Othersidepara7art5.jpg|from issue #7, from the portfolio, art by Signe Landon, dated 1980
File:Othersidepara7art6.jpg|from issue #7, Gennie Summers
File:Othersidepara7art7.jpg|from issue #7, Christine Myers
File:Othersidepara7art8.jpg|from issue #7, Tom Howard
File:Othersidepara7art9.jpg|from issue #7, Gennie Summers
File:Othersidepara7art10.jpg|from issue #7, Gennie Summers
File:Othersidepara7art11.jpg|from issue #7, unknown
File:Othersidepara7art12.jpg|from issue #7, Wanda Lybarger
File:Othersidepara7art13.jpg|from issue #7, Wanda Lybarger
File:Othersidepara7art14.jpg|from issue #7, Patrick Wayne
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1970s ZinesCategory:1980s Zines