Views of Intimation

Views of Intimation is a gen 57-page anthology edited by Elaine Tripp.
The art is by Barbara P. Gordon, ERIC, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Kathy Carlson, Lanathia Cruzasco, Mike Romesburg, Rick Burchett, Paul Daly, Patricia Ann Long, Elaine Tripp, and Don Secrease. 
Many of these same fans also contributed to Alpha Touch. 
==About==
From an ad: "A fanzine exploring the personally emotional themes of ST, such as the friendship between Kirk and Spock, and the painful memories of lost loves." from Datazine #3 
It is labeled "issue 1" but there are no other issues. A fan commented: "A small zine, Views of Intimation, was also published this year and given the designation 1, though as far as I’ve been able to discern there are no others in the series. This was not an uncommon event in these early years. Zines appeared and disappeared as fans’ interests and real life demands changed. from The K/S Zine: The Time of the Beginning 1976-1985 
==Regarding the Lack of Page Numbers==
From the zine: 
==Contents==
* My Blood Boils, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
* Here I Sit, poem by Donna Lucchesi
* Visions, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
 
* In Moments of Daybreak and Darkness, fiction	by Toni Cardinal-Price ("While recuperating on Vulcan after being tortured by the Orions, Spock is captured and forced to make a terrible choice." Another summary: "Insanity, when present in a Vulcan, is a dangerous thing. In this emotionally hard hitting Kirk/Spock relationship story, Spock finds himself thrust into the middle of an ordeal that will cost the lives of his dearest loved ones.")
* Solitude, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
* A Very Ugly Fact about Every Nuclear Power Plant, an clipping
* Illogical, poem by Julie Osborn
* Bob Dylan's Words, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
* Loneliness, poem by Gene S. Delapenia
* Memories, poem by Elaine Tripp
* Infinity, poem by Merlin Thomas
* Aftermath, fiction by Elaine Tripp ("The moving sequel to Teri White's Kirk/Spock relationship novella, The Beast. Spock is back on board the Enterprise, and in his own time period. Now he must deal with the scars his year of captivity have caused.")
* Carolyn's Poem for Apollo, poem by L. Jeanne Powers
* Overheard in Passing, humor by L. Jeanne Powers
* Journey's End, poem by Elaine Tripp
* Star Trek: The Motion Picture -- A Trekker's View, an article by C.E.T. ("The trials and tribulations of one New York trekker as she goes to view the long awaited movie for the first time.")
* Opposite Peace, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
* Legend Reborn, poem by Elaine Tripp
* Epilogue, fiction by Maryann Benson ("The Enterprise has returned to drydock after solving the Vejur dilemma. It is time for new beginnings -- and renewal of old friendships as Kirk prepares a homecoming surprise for his Vulcan friend.")
* Revelation, poem by Elaine Tripp
* Death of a Flower, poem by Lanathia Cruzasco
==Sample Interior==
Image:viewsofintimation-1.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:viewsofintimation-2.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:viewsofintimation-3.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:viewsofintimation-15.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:viewsofintimation-5.jpg|Mike Romesburg
Image:viewsofintimation-6.jpg|Rick Burchett
Image:viewsofintimation-7.jpg|Paul Daly
Image:viewsofintimation-8.jpg|ERIC
Image:viewsofintimation-9.jpg|Lanathia Cruzasco
Image:viewsofintimation-10.jpg|Elaine Tripp
Image:viewsofintimation-11.jpg|Elaine Tripp
Image:viewsofintimation-12.jpg|Elaine Tripp
Image:viewsofintimation-13.jpg|L. Lacey
Image:viewsofintimation-14.jpg|Elaine Tripp
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980 Zines