R & R (Star Trek: TOS zine)

R & R is a Star Trek: TOS anthology. It contains gen and het, often explicit, and at least two issues contain slash, though not K/S. There is occasional non-fiction. 
The zine ran for twenty-three regular issues and two special editions. A third special edition called "The Shuttlecraft Incident" (by C. Wedgett) was proposed in 1984, but it was never published.
Many of Jean Lorrah's Sarek & Amanda stories appeared here and were later reprinted in her collections Full Moon Rising and NTM Collected. Collections of other favorites were also reprinted in Accumulated Leave. 
This zine is also where Suzan Lovett got her start.
In the first issue, the editor says that "R & R" is "Navy for messin' around."
The original plan was for this zine to come out four times a year.
==Sexual Content==
It styled itself as "The fanzine in the plain brown wrapper." R & R dealt with adult relationships (often, but not always, explicitly sexual) in the Trek universe. 
"The 'adult' in the title of this zine has two meanings. One is its use as a euphemism for sexually explicit and the other is its use to describe the whole concept of this publication. It attempts to show the ST characters as mature people in mature situations." from The Halkan Council #23 
The zine had this statement on the table of contents page: "Some of these stories contain sexually explicit material which may be offensive to some. Read at your own discretion."
==Slash==
While the editor of "R & R" was personally against the premise of Kirk/Spock fanworks, she did not, as some fans did, feel they shouldn't be created at all. From 1980: "I hope I don't have to say again that I support the right of K/S fen to write, illo, debate, etc. I consider K/S, and in fact, all fanlit including my own, "alternate universe" material (and a tip of the hat to the AU4 people for that endlessly useful concept). It just happens to be an alternate universe that doesn't ring true to me." from R & R #12 
The subject of slash was discussed at great length in the letter columns, see below for some excerpts. Issue #12 was also the zine where The Footnote: An Explication de Texte by Judith Gran was first published.
There are at least two stories that are slash, but neither is K/S. 
One story was billed as K/S but the author later rescinded this description after readers pointed out that it had been labeled as such. From the editorial of issue #21: 
 
The other slash story is Alternative by Karen Fleming in issue #11 and it is a Kirk/McCoy piece.
== "Care to Debate That?"==
Care to Debate That? is a series of columns and discussions in the Star Trek: TOS zine R and R.
Five were essays written by a specific author/s, one was a collection of long letters of comment by many fans regarding a certain subject.
*Care to Debate That? Vulcan Sexuality in the Night of the Twin Moons Universe by Jean Lorrah, Jean discusses her version of Vulcan sexuality in the NTM Universe, with an “awakening” of the male at first pon farr (issue #3, 1977)
 
*Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, a collection of short letters/essays on the K/S premise (issue #5, 1977)
*Care to Debate That? Broadside by Johanna Cantor, addresses the The SekWester*Con Porn Debate and fans' right to speculate freely on all subjects (issue #5, 1977)
*Care to Debate That? Anti-Feminism in Treklit by Susan Matthews and Johanna Cantor (issue #6/7, 1978)
*Care to Debate That? I Am Not Spock by Johanna Cantor (issue #6/7, 1978)
 
*Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction by Mindy Glazer (issue #10, 1979)
 
*here are long rebuttals in issues #6/7 (1978), #8 (1979), #9 (1979), and #12 (1980) to these essays.
==Reprints==
Up until very early 1979, all issues of this zine were kept in print. At that time, the editor made a decision:
However, in 2002, four years after Johanna Cantor's death, the zine was brought back into print by Agent With Style, presumably without Cantor's permission.
==One of Suzan Lovett's Beginnings==
Suzan Lovett writes that, after her art was "bounced back" by the editors of Contact and Galactic Discourse, the editor of R & R was impressed by Lovett's portfolio of xeroxed art:
==Works Inspired By==
In the 1980s, a filk group featured the fanzine in their series of Zine Melodies:
:R&R
:(sung to the tune of "If I Were A Rich Man")
:If I could write straight porn,
:ya da da da da da da da da da da,
: I could write for R&R
:If I could write straight sex scenes—YAH!
:Wouldn't have to think hard,
:We could use any girl when Spock's in Pon Farr.
:Boy meets girl scenes aren't as much fun—
:Wonder why they're always being done?
==Issue 1 (1976)==
R & R 1 was published in July 1976 and contains 82 pages. Johanna Cantor and Lucy D. Witt are the editors. First printing in July 1976 (100 copies), second printing in August 1976 (200 copies), third printing in October 1976 (200 copies), fourth printing in July 1977 (unknown # of copies).
It contains one tiny Phil Foglio illo but no other inside art. The back cover is blank.
 
From the editorial: 
*The Tenth Night (Sarek/Amanda) by Jean Lorrah (reprinted in Full Moon Rising) (3)
*Snow Caverns by Caroline Carrock (27)
*What You Ask is Impossible (28)
*Mission: Morale (Space: 1999 story) by Lucy D. Witt (Romance between Commander John Koenig and Dr. Helena Russell on Alpha.) (29)
*Give It Time (Christine story) by Johanna Cantor (reprinted in Accumulated Leave #1) (Christine finds solace with a young patient on a biobed.) (53)
*The Gift by Kathleen Penland (reprinted in Accumulated Leave #1, also in The Best of...) (61)
*Not Bad for a First Try by C.R. Faddis (female doctor/Spock) (In quarantine, Spock gets through his first-time pon farr with the help of a doctor biased against Vulcans.) (reprinted from Warped Space #10) (75)
Image:rr1-1.jpg|from issue #1, sample text page
Image:rr1-2.jpg|from issue #1, the Foglio illo
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
 
==Issue 2 (1976)==
R & R 2 was published in winter 1976 and contains 88 pages.
Johanna Cantor and Lucy D. Witt were the editors. The art is by Alice Newsom, Amy Harlib, 	 Gayle F,	 Mary Bloemker, 		 Beverly C. Zuk,		and Mary Ann Emerson	.
The first printing was 300 copies, the second was 100 copies, and the 3rd was 300 copies. The 2nd and 3rd printings (at least) explicitly state which printing they are. The cover of the 3rd printing uses the font variation of the cover of issue #3.
*In a Bed of Stone		 (Sarek/Amanda AU) by Jeah Lorrah		 (reprinted in NTM Collected #2) (3)
*This Side of the Mirror	(reprinted from Grope) (Uhura/Sulu) by	Caroline Lamb		(20)
*Bewitched	by	Laurie Haldeman		(28)
*Poem for the Lady	by	Jeanne Powers	(30)
*Beth		by Linda Hunter		(A kind of shapeshifting telepathic creature plays Mary Sue, hitching a ride on the Enterprise and fascinating Scotty, Spock and Kirk in turn.) (31)
*Tiger, Tiger	by	Frankie Jemison		(32)
*The Hephaestos Probe	by	Jerilyn Reinke	(A Dr. Russell/Commander Koenig story.)	 (Space: 1999) (33)
*To Heed Circe's Call	by	Catherine Clair		(46)
*If I Love You	by	Jeanne Powers		(73)
* A Day in the Life of Commander Spock as Pon Farr Approaches	by	Kit Vee		 (reprinted from Rigel #1) (74)
*Ooh, Mr. Spock	by	Jerri Franz		(80)
* A Charm of Limericks	by	Various		(80)
*World Enough		by Johanna Cantor 		(reprinted in Accumulated Leave #1) (81)
*My Insurance?	by	Amy Harlib		(88)
 
Image:randr2art1.jpg| from issue #2, Alice Newsome
Image:randr2art2.jpg| from issue #2, Amy Harlib
Image:randr2art3.jpg| from issue #2, Mary Bloemker
Image:randr2art4.jpg| from issue #2, Beverly Zuk
Image:randr2art5.jpg| from issue #2, Jerri Franz
Image:randr2art6.jpg| from issue #2, Amy Harlib
Image:randr2art7.jpg| from issue #2, Gayle F
Image:randr2art8.jpg| from issue #2, Mary Ann Emerson, from World Enough
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
==Issue 3 (1977)==
R & R 3 was published in spring 1977 and contains 106 pages. Art by Gayle F, Beverly Zuk, Linda Hunter, Alice Newsom, and Mary Ann Emerson. Lucy D. Witt and Johanna Cantor were editors. The price was $3.50/first class. 
In this issue, the editor comments on Winston Howlett's review of Alternative: The Epilog to Orion and the letter he wrote in response to that review. For more information, see those pages.
*None There Embrace (Spock/McCoy story of Plak Tow) by Connie Faddis (Alone with Spock on the planet Sherod, McCoy is at his professional and emotional best as he fights to save Spock from the Pan Farr. This story of McCoy's loving support and medical expertise in saving Spock's life is unsurpassed.) (reprinted in Relay #1) (4)
*In Her Eyes by Catherine Clair (47)
*The Natural Thing To Do (Sarek & Amanda) by Linda Hunter (Three little vignettes of Spock’s babyhood) (reprinted in The Best of Amanda and Sarek) (48)
*Spare the Rod (reprinted from A Vulcan Odyssey) (Charles Grayson & Spock story) by Beth Hallam (52)
*Le Coeur a Ses Raisons by Frankie Jemison (55)
*Two Vulcans in Pon Farr by Caroline Carrock and Amy Harlib (56)
*Discovery (Spock/Beth) by Linda Hunter (Sequel to “Beth” in the previous issue. Beth takes care of Spock in pon farr.) (58)
*Retribution part 1 (Kirk/T’Ieza) by Catherine Clair (66)
*Care to Debate That? Vulcan Sexuality in the Night of the Twin Moons Universe, article by Jean Lorrah, Jean defends her version of Vulcan sexuality, with an “awakening” of the male at first pon farr) (95)
* About the Size of It (Kirk and Spock talk about the enormous size of Spock's penis as the reason why T'Pring didn't want to bond with him) by Leslie Fish (100)
Image:rr3art1.jpg| from issue #3, Mary Ann Emerson for About the Size of It
Image:rr3art2.jpg| from issue #3, Caroline Carrock and Amy Harlib 
Image:rr3art3.jpg| from issue #3, Linda Hunter
Image:rr3art4.jpg| from issue #3, Beverly Zuk
Image:rr3art5.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F
Image:rr3art6.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F
Image:rr3art7.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F
Image:rr3art8.jpg| from issue #3, Gayle F
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
 
 
==Issue 4 (1977)==
R & R 4 was published in Summer 1977 and contains 121 pages. 
The art is by Beverly Zuk, Pam Kowalski, Amy Harlib, Alice Newsom, Mary Bloemker, and Heather Firth. 
*Retribution, conclusion by Catherine Clair (a sequel is "The Emmethane Sequence" in #9) (3)
*Dragon Ears by Maggie Nowakowska (29)
*Vulcan Wine by Caroline Nixon (a sort of flip side to 'Maiden Wine' in the form of a poem) (41)
*Bridge Between Souls by Karen Fleming (reprinted in Sol Plus #5) (42)
*When Idylls Cease to Play by Rebecca Ross (51)
*Scottish Knight by Tare (52)
*Member of the Family by Linda Hunter (62)
*Septennial by Caroline Nixon (A story which concerns one of Spock's many admirers.) (79)
*The Decision by Linda Hunter (80)
*Speculation by Lora Rene (also in Grup #5, reprinted in Relay #1) (85)
*Come Fill the Cup by Frankie Jemison (Shore Leave Planet vignette - Commodore Kirk enjoys leave with Spock and McCoy - who are, presumably, dead.) (116)
*My Insurance? by Amy Harlib (121)
 
Image:randr4art1.jpg| from issue #4, Heather Firth
Image:randr4art2.jpg| from issue #4, Maggie Nowakowska
Image:randr4art6.jpg| from issue #4, Alice Newsom
Image:randr4art4.jpg| from issue #4, Amy Harlib
Image:randr4art3.jpg| from issue #4, Beverly Zuk
Image:randr4art5.jpg| from issue #4, Beverly Zuk
Image:randr4art7.jpg| from issue #4, Beverly Zuk
File:Rr4artzuk-3.jpg| from issue #4, Beverly Zuk
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5 (1977)==
R & R 5 was published in November 1977 and contains 91 pages. Art by Beverly Zuk, Hans Dietrich, Leslie Fish, Alice Newsom, Carol Hansen, Amy Harlib, and Mary Ann Emerson. 
From the editorial: 
*Encounter in Xanadu by Courtney Gray (A story of of the Mirror, Mirror Kirk and a terrified young revolutionary. Mirror Kirk finds himself changing after a forced mind-meld with his Spock. Having captured a resistance fighter, he forces himself upon her, but the rape turns to tenderness.) (reprinted in Relay #1)(sequels: "A Change in the Mirror" in #8 and "The Seed" in #9) (3)
*Interlude by Hans Dietrich (Romance between Enterprise crewwoman and a feathery alien.) (21)
*One Brief, Shining Moment by Johanna Cantor and Caroline Carrock (Reprinted from Neural Neutralizer) (Lt. Kyle is called down to assist a landing party. Told from Kyle’s pov. Investigating a distress call, the landing party encounter odd groups of humanoids leading the lives of Australian aboriginals, woad-wearing Britons, and the Round Table. Trelane is at his experiments again.) (30)
*Half Empty Bottle by Alice Newsom (When there is a crisis in your life, you often need a friend. Scotty finds one in Leonard McCoy.. Post-mission, Scotty is brought to McCoy’s hospital in an alcoholic coma. At McCoy’s home, Scott faces the choice of the Enterprise or his scotch.) (46)
*And Thou Beside Me by Carol Hansen (reprinted in Accumulated Leave #1) (50)
*The Day of the Guinea Pig by Beth Hallam (reprinted from Son of Grope & in Accumulated Leave #1) (54)
*Limericks by Lora Rene (65)
*Revelation of the Lady from Rhan Duth by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (66)
*The Captain's Woman by Gail Saville (Long Kirk monologue/poem talking to a lover about how he really means it this time... but there’s the ship.) (67)
*Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, a collection of short letters/essays on the K/S premise, see that page (68)
*Care to Debate That? Broadside by Johanna Cantor, writes an essay that discusses what constitutes "proper" fanon and who has the right to define what is appropriate (76)
*It's Only a Dream by Karen Fleming (78)
*The Ultimate Shore Leave by Gail Saville (reprinted in Accumulated Leave #1) (87)
File:Mary's Muse.jpg| from issue #5, Mary Stacy-MacDonald for "Revelation of the Lady from Rhan Duth"
Image:rr5-1.jpg| from issue #5, Beverly Zuk for Encounter in Xanadu
Image:rr5-2.jpg| from issue #5, Beverly Zuk for Encounter in Xanadu
Image:rr5-3.jpg| from issue #5, Hans Dietrich for "Interlude"
Image:rr5-4.jpg| from issue #5, Hans Dietrich for "Interlude"
Image:rr5-5.jpg| from issue #5, Leslie Fish for One Brief, Shining Moment
Image:rr5-6.jpg| from issue #5, Carol Hansen for And Thou Beside Me
Image:rr5-7.jpg| from issue #5, Amy Harlib for Day of the Guinea Pig
Image:rr5-8.jpg| from issue #5, Cheryl Newsome for "It's Only a Dream"
Image:rr5-9.jpg| from issue #5, Mary Ann Emerson for The Ultimate Shore Leave
Image:rr5-10.jpg| from issue #5, Amy Harlib
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6/7 (1978)==
R & R 6/7 was published in June 1978 and contains 189 pages.
One of these stories is written by Susan Matthews using a pseud, and is her first published fanfiction. 
The art is by Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Hans Dietrich, Beverly Zuk, Amy Falkowitz, Mary Ann Emerson, Courtney Gray, Carol Hansen, Gail Stark, Gayle F, and Susan Ceci.
From the editorial: 
*Images of Flame	by	Johanna Cantor		(3)
*With a Little Help from My Friend	by	Hans Dietrich		(39)
*Uhura: Declaration	by	Linda Jeanne Powers		(51)
*	Linkage		by Beth Hallam		 (reprinted from Grope) (52)
*High Ground	by	P. Cain		(69)
* Conduct Unbecoming	by	Ruth Gryffyths		(70)
*Nightingale Woman	by	Barbara Gray Richley		(72)
*Home Leave	by	Amy Falkowitz		(73)
*Magic Carpet	by	Barbara Gray Richley		(89)
*Little Sleep	by	Caroline Nixon		(reprinted in issue #14) (90)
*Rupert	by	Carrie Rowles	(103)
*The Best Rx		by Courtney Gray		(107)
*Life from Life	by	Carol Hansen		(116)
* Saurian After Dinner	by	Mike Bubrick and Daoma Kent		(123)
*The Five Nights of Seekaj	by	Toni Cardinal-Price		(132)
*rebuttals to Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, one by	Leslie Fish, one by Johanna Cantor, see that page	(165)
*Care to Debate That? Anti-Feminism in Treklit by Susan Matthews and Johanna Cantor (176)
*Care to Debate That? I Am Not Spock by Johanna Cantor (177)
*Love Meld	by	Susan K. James		(180)
*Technical Order 01:02:76	by	Nancy Munden		(182)
Image:rr6-7-1.jpg| from issue #6/7, Gayle F
Image:rr6-7-2.jpg| from issue #6/7, Gayle F
Image:rr6-7-3.jpg| from issue #6/7, Mary Stacy-MacDonald for "Images of Flame"
Image:rr6-7-4.jpg| from issue #6/7, Mary Stacy-MacDonald for "Images of Flame"
Image:rr6-7-5.jpg| from issue #6/7, Hans Dietrich for "With a Little Help from My Friend"
Image:rr6-7-6.jpg| from issue #6/7, Beverly Zuk for Linkage
Image:rr6-7-7.jpg| from issue #6/7, Beverly Zuk for Linkage
Image:rr6-7-8.jpg| from issue #6/7, Mary Ann Emerson for "Little Sleep"
Image:rr6-7-9.jpg| from issue #6/7, Hans Dietrich for "Rupert"
Image:rr6-7-10.jpg| from issue #6/7, Carol Hansen for "Life from "Life"
Image:rr6-7-11.jpg| from issue #6/7, Gail Stark for "Saurian After Dinner"
Image:rr6-7-12.jpg| from issue #6/7, Amy Harlib
Image:rr6-7-13.jpg| from issue #6/7, Susan Ceci for "Technical Order 01:02:76"
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6/7==
==Issue 8 (1978)==
thumb|front cover of issue #8
R & R 8 was published in Summer 1978 and is 116 pages long. 
It has art by Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Courtney Gray, GIL, Empey, and Gail M. Stark.
The editorial has some requests, some thanks, and some comments on copyright: 
*Images of Flame Part 2 by Johanna Cantor (3)
*A Change in the Mirror by Courtney Gray (prequel: "Encounter in Xanadu" in #5, sequel is "The Seed" in #9) (31)
* Born an Irishman by Sharon L. Parkos ( McCoy and Spock accompany four young crew members, including Kevin Riley, on their first landing party assignment. What should have been routine, turns into a life-threatening horror.) (49)
*Matter of Life and Death by Cardiane Wedgett (a pon farr story) (73)
*Uhura Gets Her Man by Rayelle Roe (105)
 
*rebuttals to Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, see that page (note: this appears to have been a separate insert)
Image:rr8-1.jpg| from issue #8, by Gail M. Stark for "Uhura Gets Her Man"
Image:rr8-2.jpg| from issue #8, by Courtney Gray from "A Change in the Mirror"
Image:rr8-3.jpg| from issue #8, by Mary Stacy MacDonald from "Images of Flame"
Image:rr8-4.jpg| from issue #8, sample text, from "A Matter of Life and Death" 
Image:rr8-5.jpg| from issue #8, by Empey from "A Matter of Life and Death" 
Image:rr8-6.jpg| from issue #8, by Empey from "A Matter of Life and Death" 
Image:rr8-7.jpg| from issue #8, by Empey from "A Matter of Life and Death" 
Image:rr8-8.jpg| from issue #8, "Open Your Mouth" by Amy Harlib
Image:rr8-9.jpg| from issue #8, by GIL from "Born an Irishman"
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9 (1979)==
R & R 9 was published in Spring 1979 and contains 188 pages. Art by Beverly Zuk, Carrie Rowles, ERIC, Marie A, Empey, and Alison Scott. 
The editor wrote: "As announced in the last issue, R&R has gone from a quarterly to a three times a year schedule. Issues are bigger, so things will work out about the same. Larger issues also make book rate, special handling economical."
From the editorial: 
*The Emmethane Sequence" by Catherine Claire (a Kirk story, sequel to "Retribution" in R&R #3 & #4) (3)
*The Caption the Cartoon contest winners (51)
*Battle Hymn by Linda White (A Kzin attack, pursuit...) (52)
*The Lytherette by Lois Welling (a story of an older Spock) (81)
*Care to Debate That? Antifeminism in Treklit, the K/S premise was a discussion and rebuttals to previous "Care to Debate That?" columns (comments by Alisa Cohen, Jeanne Powers, Sally Flanagan, Anna Walker, Barbara P. Gordon, Leslie Fish, Joanna Cantor, Karen Fleming, Susan Matthews, and Judith Gran). See Comments and Rebuttals in "R & R" #9. (118)
*Kroykah! by Lois Welling (T’Pau manipulated the events of “Amok Time” just so she could keep T’Pring herself.) (123)
*The Seed by Marie A (Kirk of the ISS Enterprise finds morale much improved now that they are working for the Resistance. On a mission to steal a coder, Kirk is captured and kept as a sex slave for the First Minister, but rescued by Rae (from Encounter in Xanadu) and his now trusted friends Bones and Spock.) [Sequel to "Encounter in Xanadu" (R&R #5) and "A Change in the Mirror" (R&R #8)] (125)
*Sutarn by Cardiane Wedgett sequel to 'A Matter of Life and Death'" (Sutarn and Francesca) (143)
*The Savage One by Alison Scott (Zarabeth, many years after...) (185)
 
Image:rr9-1.jpg|from issue #9, Bev Zuk
Image:rr9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Bev Zuk
Image:rr9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Carrie Rowles
Image:rr9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Evallou Richardson (ERIC)
Image:rr9-5.jpg|from issue #9, Evallou Richardson (ERIC)
Image:rr9-6.jpg|from issue #9, Marie A
Image:rr9-7.jpg|from issue #9, Empey
Image:rr9-8.jpg|from issue #9, Empey
Image:rr9-9.jpg|from issue #9, Empey
Image:rr9-11.jpg|from issue #9, Empey
Image:rr9-12.jpg|from issue #9, Empey
Image:rr9-10.jpg|from issue #9, Amy Harlib
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
== Issue 10 (1979)== 
R & R 10 was published in Summer 1979 and contains 174 pages. Art by Gayle F, Mary Ann Emerson, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Mary Bohdanowicz, Kathy Carlson, Carol Hansen, Deborah Collier, Amy Harlib, Sharok Parkos.
The Zinedex offers the following tidbit: "McCoy Cleans His Teeth' was written in response to the editor's statement that she would not publish a story "about a character brushing his teeth," this is an entertaining "bad day" story in which Enterprise events conspire to make everything go wrong for the Doctor, from nearly electrocuting the Captain to Spock ruining his much-anticipated tooth-paste."
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
*Paradise in the Mirror by Juanita Salicrup (3)
*Dark Knight from Future Past by Sharon L. Parkos (crossover with Star Wars) (25)
*A Few Curves by Johanna Cantor (Reprinted from Alnitah #9) (47)
*A Call from The Editor by Joy Mancinelli ) (Editor of Stardate: Confession calls contributor Christine Chapel to confirm details of her "Volcanic Vulcan" stories, and Uhura accidentally broadcasts the conversation to the ship.) (70)
*Two Vignettes by Julie Osburn (71)
*The Woman Is... by J. Mike (An in-depth look at Spock, T'Pring, and Stonn, and what led to the events of "Amok Time". Reprinted in Adventure... Plus) (75)
*The Testing Time by C-Michael Grande (87)
*More Than a Brother by Carol Hansen (93)
*McCoy Cleans His Teeth by Beth Hallam (The adventures and misadventures of Dr. McCoy as he tries to find the time to brush his teeth.) (117)
*Deathmare by Dayle Barker & Michaelene Dalton (123)
*The Price of Dilithium by Denise Sheets (138)
*Musings by Sandra Necchi (150)
*Penthesilean Aftermath by Leslie Warstler (also in NTM Collected #2) (Sarek and Amanda vignette; tender moments between the couple after "Night of the Twin Moons") (153)
*Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction by Mindy Glazer (156)
*What They Seem by Sharon Parkos (157)
* There are Always Alternatives by Collette Mak (172)
 
Image:rr10-1.jpg|from issue #10, Gayle F: "Paradise in the Mirror" portrays Mirror Spock and Marlena, this illo was the inspiration for the story And God Against All, which was controversial for using a fanon word 
Image:rr10-2.jpg|from issue #10, Mary Ann Emerson
Image:rr10-3.jpg|from issue #10, Mary Ann Emerson
Image:rr10-4.jpg|from issue #10, Mary Bohdanowicz
Image:rr10-5.jpg|from issue #10, Carol Hansen
Image:rr10-6.jpg|from issue #10, Amy Harlib
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
== Issue 11 (1979) ==
R & R 11 was published in Fall 1979 and contains 176 pages. Bev Zuk is the front cover artist. Other art is by Empey, Mary Bohdanowicz, Julie Osburn, Sharon L. Parkos, Rayelle Roe, joan hanke-woods, C. Marie B., and Hans Dietrich.
From the editorial, comments on explicit art: 
From the editorial, comments on K/S and discussion: 
*Quid Pro Quo by Johanna Cantor (3)
*The Last Troubador by Margaret Draper (reprinted from Log Entries #14) (59)
*Matrix by Mary Lee Cascio (66)
*Third Time's a Charm by Julie Osburn (99)
*Maybe There Won't Be by Naomi Konoff (Kirk, newly appointed to Enterprise freezes in a crisis; Gary talks him out of resigning his commission.) (103)
*The Whisky Chorus by Kathleen Glancy (106)
*Pentagram by Sharon Parkos (107)
*Alternative by Karen Fleming (Kirk/McCoy) (129)
*Where the Bookberries Bloom by Rayelle Roe (reprinted in Two-Dimensional Thinking, "Spock and Uhura find themselves in the clutches of that most loving of fathers, W.T. Dubois, and his five -- count 'em, five -- marriageable daughters. For Spock, it may mean the end of bachelorhood itself.") (136)
*Paterfamilias by Jelica Ranelle (reprinted in Indian Summer and Other Seasons) (149)
*Birthday Boy by Collette Mak (Riley is presented with an Orion dancer for the night for his birthday and finds himself on the wrong side of the law in a fight to defend her.) (168)
* Shriek, cartoon by Hans Dietrich (176)
Image:rr11-1.jpg|from issue #11, Empey
Image:rr11-2.jpg|from issue #11, Empey
Image:rr11-3.jpg|from issue #11, Empey
Image:rr11-4.jpg|from issue #11, Mary Bohdanowicz
Image:rr11-5.jpg|from issue #11, joan hanke-woods
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11==
 
 
 
 
 
== Issue 12 (1980)==
R & R 12 was published in spring 1980 and contains 154 pages. Artwork by Vida Hull, Hans Dietrich, Douglas, Nadya Emmanuel, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Stefanie Hawks, Carol Hansen, ERIC, Sharon L. Parkos, Barbara P. Gordon, Julie Osburn, Vel Jaeger, Kathy Carlson, R.G. Pollet, and Bev Zuk (cover).
From the editorial: 
*My Word, Now Given	by	Lois Welling		(3)
*Four Play	by	J. Mike ("A chess game between Spock and Uhura ends with a dreadful pun.")			(26)
*	Home	by	Susan Fine		(27)
*Who's Who	by	Nadya Emmanuel ("After a transporter accident switches Kirk and Spock's minds, a Vulcan reaction to alcohol leaves a crazed Kirk running loose in San Francisco, while Spock and McCoy try to find him without revealing the switch.")			(28)
*Shadow of the Flame	by	Johanna Cantor		(49)
*Whit's Worn Beneath the Kilt	by	Kathleen Glancy		(66)
*A Private Line	by	Emily C. Ross ("The Enterprise accidentally intercepts a private message saying some scandalous things about Kirk.")			(67)
*The Severing	by	Johanna Cantor		(69)
*Quid Pro Quo	by	Sharon Decker ("Mirror Universe Uhura carries out a successful takeover of the Enterprise.")	(77)
*And God Against All	by	Collette Mak ("Mirror Universe Spock offers his services to Kirk as first officer after a betrayal on Vulcan.") This story was inspired by an illo by Gayle F in "R&R" #10 called "Paradise in the Mirror." It is also an example of when fanon collides with itself -- the editors write about this story in the editorial for issue #14: "In "And God Against All" In RSR XII, Collette Mak used the term, Vljn'd'jt, which is a term coined by Leslye Lilker for the Sahaj universe. Collette thought it was one of the usual terms in Treklit. I knew it was Leslye's, but I missed it. Both Collette and I apologize; the term is Leslye's, and our use of it was unauthorized.") (78)
* Red Sky Dawning	by	Carol Hansen	(85)
*Showdown	by	Mardy Lamski		(107)
*The Morning After	by	D.P. Anderson ("Amanda struggles with the realization that Sarek only has a sex drive during the pon farr.")			(108)
*The Promise	by	Sharon L. Parkos ("Surak's mother, a victim of war, pledges that he will find a better way of life.")		(110)
* Journey to....	by	Robyn N. Kevelson	(112)
*rebuttals to Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, four essays: authors are J. Mike, Johanna Cantor,	Jean Lorrah, and most famously, Judith Gran's essay The Footnote: An Explication de Texte (113)
*What's a Star Trek?		by R. Merrill Bollerud (A brief interdimensional incident leaves a bemused Kirk with a stack of Trek fanzines.)		(117)
*Diplomatic Protest	by	Joy Mancinelli		(123)
*Who, Me?		by Julie Osburn ("Kirk and Uhura get planetary police off their trail by ducking into a local brothel and pretending to be having sex.")			(125)
* Through a Glass Darkly	by	Delores Booker ("After the events of "Day of the Dove", Chekov is tormented by what he almost did to Mara.")		")		(128)
*All That's Best	by	Pamela Rose		(135)
*The Source	by	Ellen M. Kozak ("An innocent moment between Kirk and Spock sparks a rumor.")		 (also in Indian Summer and Other Seasons) (150)
*The Life of Riley	by	Collette Mak ("Kevin Riley is mortally embarrassed by his actions in "The Naked Time", but finds consolation with an equally embarrassed crew mate.")		(151)
Image:rr12-1.jpg| from issue #12, Vida Hull
Image:rr12-2.jpg| from issue #12, Vida Hull
Image:rr12-3.jpg| from issue #12, Nadya Emmanuel
Image:rr12-4.jpg| from issue #12, Nadya Emmanuel
Image:rr12-5.jpg| from issue #12, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:rr12-6.jpg| from issue #12, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:rr12-7.jpg| from issue #12, Stefanie Hawks
Image:rr12-thirteen.jpg| from issue #12, Barbara Gordon
Image:rr12-8.jpg| from issue #12, Carol Hansen
Image:rr12-9.jpg| from issue #12, ERIC
Image:rr12-10.jpg| from issue #12, Sharon L. Parkos
Image:rr12-11.jpg| from issue #12, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:rr12-12.jpg| from issue #12, Vel Jaeger
==Reactions and Reviews: Isuse 12==
== Issue 13 (1981)==
R & R 13 was published in 1981 and contains 173 pages. Cover by Beverly Zuk. Inside cover by Vel Jaeger and inside back cover by joan hanke-woods. 
*The Doctor and the Enterprise by Jean Airey; ill. joan hanke-woods (reprinted in The Blue Guardian #13) (3)
*A Diplomatic Relationship by Vel Jaeger ("A diplomatic mission to a Bedouin-like culture brings Irene Armstrong aboard the Enterprise and into a gentle romance with Leonard McCoy.") (This was Jaeger's first story. In 1987, Jaeger wrote: "Cantor took my very first story and treated it with tender loving care." from K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #28 (48)
*A New Father's Reflections by Terry S. Bowers (60)
*Source of Light by Mary Ann Drach; ill. Barbara P. Gordon (61)
*Epithalamion by Johanna Cantor; ill. Empey, (72)
*Sunshine and Ebony by Karen Fleming; ill. Carol Waterman (84)
*Stepping Stone by Karen Fleming; ill. Carol Waterman (87)
*Compassionate Leave by Johanna Cantor; ill. Stephanie Hawks (93)
*Mr. Scott, There Are Leprechauns Aboard by Nadya Emanuel (104)
*The Will of Amanda, poem by Dayle S. Barker (126)
* Choices by D. Booker; ill. Susan Ceci (An alternate ending to "Kaz-Dhu" from T-Negative #32/33. Spock is still in pon farr after defeating Kirk, but an old friend offers herself as his wife in T'Pring's place.) (133)
*The Saga of the Spaceman and the Maiden, poem by Gene S. Delapenia (136)
 
* A First Time for Everything by Joy Mancinelli (146)
*The Outlaw by Johanna Cantor; ill. Vida Hull (152)
*Ballad of the Birthday Boy by Jeanne Coud and Cheryl L. White (168) (In issue #15, the editor notes that "the last line of "Ballad of the Birthday Boy" should have read "Fock you, Mr. Spuck." Sorry, girls.")
* Kevin's Chronicles by Collette Mak; ill. Lynn Eldridge (168)
Image:Rr13 inside val jaeger.jpg|Vel Jaeger (inside front cover) of issue #13. From Vel: "It's a depiction of my friend from way back, Karen Spera Shaub. She and I went to our first con in West Palm Beach, and this is taken from a photo of her costume that won first place at the con. It was black with gold braid design and trim, based on a caftan design; we listed it as "Militant Alien Nun."
Image:Rr13 inside joan hank woods.jpg|from issue #13, joan hanke-woods
Image:Rr13 int barb gordon.jpg|from issue #13, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:Rr13 int vida hull.jpg|from issue #13, Vida Hull
Image:Rr13 int Carol Waterman.jpg|from issue #13, Carol Waterman
Image:Rr13 int susan ceci.jpg|from issue #13, Susan Ceci
Image:Rr13 int stephanie hawks.jpg|from issue #13, Stephanie Hawks
Image:Rr13 int Nadya Emanuel.jpg|from issue #13, Nadya Emanuel
Image:Rr13 int empay.jpg|from issue #13, Empey
Image:Rr13 int lynn elridge.jpg|from issue #13, Lynn Eldridge
File:Rr13 inside joan Hank Woods.jpg| from issue #13, joan hanke-woods (inside back cover)
== Issue 14 (1981) ==
R & R 14 was published in February 1981 and contains 170 pages. Art by Bev Zuk, Suzan Lovett (it is in this issue her very first zine art appeared), Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Kathy Carlson, Karen Kruse, and Mary Ann Emerson.
 
While this series contains much explicit adult material, the editor states on the table of contents page that this issue is "fairly clean."
Suzan Lovett describes her art start, one which started in this issue: 
When fanon collides with itself -- the editors write about this story in the editorial for issue #14: 
*Undiplomatic Exit	by	Mary Jo Lawrence. In which our heroic captain finds himself in a number of compromising positions, among which are suspect and detective in a diplomatic murder. (1)
*The Phoenix Factor 	by	Doreen A. Mateicka	 (illustrated by Suzan Lovett, one of her first two published illos), the story is about Kirk after he sustains an injury which paralyzes him. Spock resigns from Starfleet after Kirk is discharged, and the two of them pursue a cure.) (66)
*Maiden Voyage	by	Nadya Emanuel		(80)
*Little Sleep	by	Caroline Nixon		(reprinted from issue #6/7) (114)
*The Wakening	by	Caroline Nixon		(127)
*Ambassador's Lady	by	Lois Welling. The next story in the Lytherette series, in which Anne and Sannen return to Vulcan to the house of T'Pru. (136)
* Another Shore Leave	by	Suzan Lovett		 (reprinted in Antinomy) (162)
Image:randr14art1.jpg| from issue #14, Bev Zuk
Image:randr14art10.jpg|from issue #14, Bev Zuk
Image:randr14art3.jpg| from issue #14, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:randr14art12.jpg|from issue #14, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr14art13.jpg|from issue #14, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr14art4.jpg| from issue #14, Suzan Lovett -- an illo for "The Phoenix Factor," an example of Lovett's very early work, one which lacks the fluidity of her later pieces. In it, Spock carries Kirk "as one would a child," just before laying him on the alien operating table.
Image:randr14art5.jpg| from issue #14, Suzan Lovett -- an illo for "The Phoenix Factor," one of Lovett's very, very earliest published illustrations, it shows Kirk in his motorized wheelchair. "James Kirk was as much a prisoner of this routine as of the wheelchair in which his broken body resided. To all appearances, he had become resigned to the permanence of his condition. Only to Spock was the picture clear: the picture of a broken man trying to become whole again, in mind as in body." 
Image:randr14art6.jpg| from issue #14, Nadya Emanuel
Image:randr14art11.jpg|from issue #14, Nadya Emanuel
Image:randr14art7.jpg| from issue #14, Karen Kruse
Image:randr14art8.jpg| from issue #14, Kathy Carlson
Image:Rr6-7-8.jpg|from issue #14, Mary Ann Emerson (reprinted from issue #6/7)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14==
== Issue 15 (1981)==
R & R 15 was published in Spring 1981. It is a collection of 13 stories and poems and is 153 pages long. The art is by Barbara P. Gordon, Vel Jaeger, Marilyn Johansen, Anne Davenport, Anna Lokuta, Suzan Lovett, and Richard G. Pollet.
*For Logical Reasons	by	Collete Mak		(3)
*Not Alone	by	Suzan Lovett		 (reprinted in Antinomy) (26)
*Passage	by	Jacqueline Bielowicz	and Cheryl J. White (the online version lists this second author as "Cherpring") (42)
*Myrmidon?	by	Anna Lokuta		(50)
*The Perfect Present	by	Joy Mancinell	(77)
*The Entellus Triangle	by	Jeff Holt	(93)
*Into the Here	by	Carol Hansen		(107)
* Life in the Fast Lane	by	Sheri M. Lewis	(113)
*Starburst	by	Cathi Brown		(114)
*Of Sufficient Value	by	Marcella Belton	(117)
*A Shaggy Tribble Story	by	D.C. Dedon	(131)
* A Space Voyager of a Different Sort	by	Sharon F		(137)
*Trigon	by	Suzan Lovett		 (reprinted in Antinomy) (141)
Image:randr15art14.jpg| from issue #15, Vel Jaeger
Image:randr15art13.jpg| from issue #15, Vel Jaeger
Image:randr15art1.jpg| from issue #15, Vel Jaeger
Image:randr15art2.jpg| from issue #15, Vel Jaeger
 
Image:Randr15art20.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr15art3.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
File:Randr15art23.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
File:Randr15art21.jpg|from issue #15
File:Randr15art16.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
File:Randr15art17.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
File:Randr15art15.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett
File:Randr15art4.jpg|from issue #15, Suzan Lovett, an illustration using cross-hatching for "Trigon," one which is very unique for this artist 
File:Randr15art22.jpg|from R & R #15
 
Image:randr15art5.jpg| from issue #15, Barbara P. Gordon portrays Christine Chapel and M'Benga in the story, Passage
Image:randr15art18.jpg| Barbara P. Gordon portrays Christine Chapel and M'Benga in the story, Passage
Image:randr15art6.jpg| from issue #15, Anna Lokuta
Image:randr15art7.jpg| from issue #15, Marilyn Johansen
Image:randr15art8.jpg| from issue #15, Anne Davenport
 
Image:randr15art24.jpg| from issue #15, Anne Davenport
Image:randr15art9.jpg| from issue #15, Carol Hansen
Image:randr15art10.jpg| from issue #15, Carol Hansen
Image:randr15art11.jpg| from issue #15, Anne Davenport
Image:randr15art12.jpg| from issue #15, D.C. Dedon
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 15==
== Issue 16 (1981)==
R & R 16 was published Summer 1981, 158 pages. Art by Virginia Lee Smith, Bev Clark, Anna Lakuta, Empey, Marilyn Johansen, Carol Waterman, Anne Davenport, Carol Hansen, Toni Hardeman and Suzan Lovett. 
*The Vulcan Factor by Nadya Emmanuel (3)
*Tinman Rock by Carol Nevins (39)
*My Kingdom for a Cupcake by Cathy Strand and Kay Johnson (reprinted in Baselines #4) (40)
*Promises to Keep by Johanna Cantor (56)
*On the Ragged Edge by Jo Ann Sides (66)
*In Payment of Debt Acknowledged by Jan Mike (67)
*No Answer by Sue Bursztynski (69)
*Second Best by Beth Carlson (70)
*Chrysalis by Carol Hansen (71)
*Resolution by Linda Melnick (81)
*Transition by Beth Carlson (99)
*Thataway by Emily C. Ross (105)
*Aftermath by Anna Lokuta (110)
*Pea Green by Collette Mak (152)
Image:randr16art1.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett: "What happens when Jim Kirk meets Miss Piggy? Suzan Lovett shows us in a wonderfully humorous bit of art that you won't want to miss." from Datazine #37 
Image:randr16art2.jpg| from issue #16, Carol Hansen
Image:randr16art4.jpg| from issue #16, Bev Clark
Image:randr16art5.jpg| from issue #16, Empey
Image:randr16art6.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett: portraying Spock and Kermit the Frog together in fanart was popular, a nod to "It's not easy being green."
Image:randr16art7.jpg| from issue #16, Marilyn Johansen
Image:randr16art8.jpg| from issue #16, Carol Waterson 
Image:randr16art9.jpg| from issue #16, Anne Davenport
Image:randr16art10.jpg| from issue #16, Anna Lokuta
Image:randr16art11.jpg| from issue #16, Virginia Lee Smith, and example of a Smiling Spock, as well as a style of art (thick borders) of the time; another example is by Suzan Lovett in Legend's End #2
Image:randr16art3.jpg| from issue #16, Virginia Lee Smith
Image:randr16art12.jpg| from issue #16, Toni Hardeman
Image:randr16art13.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr16art14.jpg| from issue #16, Carol Waterson -- very much reminiscent of the cover of The Sensuous Vulcan
Image:randr16art15.jpg| from issue #16, Anna Lokuta
Image:randr16art16.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr16art17.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr16art18.jpg| from issue #16, Suzan Lovett
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16==
== Issue 17 (1982)==
R & R 17 was published in Spring 1982 and is 152 pages long. The cover is by Beverly Zuk. The interior art is by Joyce Perdue, Suzan Lovett, Carol Waterman, Vida Hull, Kathy Carlson, Carrie Rowles, and Bev Zuk.
* The Web by Suzan Lovett, illustrated by Suzan Lovett (nominated for a 1983 Fan Q Award) (reprinted in Antinomy) (2)
*The Winning Hand, poem by Carol Nevins, illustrated by Joyce Perdue (30)
*To Each His Own by Rosalie Blazej (31)
*The Romulan Surprise by Marcella Belten, illustrated by Kathy Carlson (45)
*Pick Up by Beth Carlson, illustrated by Vida Hull (69)
*The Return Of Mr. Spock by Richard G. Pollet (74)
*Editor's Note and Miscellany (79)
*The Spoils of War by Beth Carlson, illustrated by Vida Hull (80)
*Parental Secret by Sharon F (93)
*Curses, Jihkarr, Foiled Again by Lynda Carraher, illustrated by Carrie Rowles (95)
*Black Is The Color by Carol Hansen (104)
*Cat Among The Pigeons by Debra Doyle, illustrated by Carol Waterman (111)
*A Compromising Situation by Collette Mak, illustrated by Suzan Lovett. Sequel to "For Logical Reasons" in issue #15. (133)
*Family Reunion by Mardy Lamski, illustrated by Beverly Zuk (146)
 
Image:St rr17 suzanne lovett3.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Suzan for her story The Web -- this story (and art?) was nominated for a 1983 Fan Q Award
Image:St rr17 suzanne lovett2.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Suzan for her story The Web -- this story (and art?) was nominated for a 1983 Fan Q Award, this art example, specifically the stark dark against light, and the geometric pattern in the background, echoes of Vel Jaeger's work
Image:St rr17 joyce perdue.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Joyce Perdue
Image:St rr17 kathy carlson.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Kathy Carlson
Image:St rr17 vida hull.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Vida Hull
Image:rr17-7.jpg|from issue #17, Vida Hull
Image:rr17-8.jpg|from issue #17, Carol Waterman
Image:St rr17 suzanne lovett.jpg|from issue #17, illustration by Suzan Lovett for A Compromising Situation -- this illo and those for "The Web" show the artist experimenting with style; this example is somewhat reminiscent of Carol Walske's work, especially with the use of the flames along the bottom
Image:rr17-1.jpg|from issue #17, Suzan Lovett
Image:rr17-2.jpg|from issue #17, Suzan Lovett
 
Image:rr17-4.jpg|from issue #17, Suzan Lovett
Image:rr17-5.jpg|from issue #17, Suzan Lovett
Image:rr17-6.jpg|from issue #17, Suzan Lovett
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17==
== Issue 18 (1983)==
R & R 18 was published in Spring 1983. Printed offset, stapled, 204 pages. Art by Vel Jaeger, Bev Zuk., Deborah Collier, Barbara P. Gordon, Vida Hull, Mel White, Sherry Veltkamp, B.A. Clarke, Richard G. Pollet, Michael McGann, and Nancy Gervais. 
*The Chameleon Factor by Nadya Emanuel (3)
*There Are Some Things by PATT (19)
*The Crucial Element by Carol Nevins (27)
*The Doctor's Decision by Mardy Lanski (The V'Ger mission is over and the Enterprise has a new mission with Dr. McCoy a reluctant participant. The doctor has complied with his Captain's request to put off handing in a resignation for at least a month. The deadline is drawing near and we follow McCoy as he goes about his duties, talks with his friends and family and struggles to make the decision to stay or leave the Enterprise.) (47)
* Jettison by Karen C. Hunter (58)
*Vulcan Moon by Deborah Collier (68)
* For Khan by Veva Richards (82)
* Innocent Voyager by Kei Swanson (83)
*Genesis by Flora Poste (98)
*A Thing to Wear by A. T. Bush (89)
* Omega by Suzan Lovett (reprinted in Antinomy) (101)
*Letters by Kathryn Anne Evans (Letters that span many years from Joanna McCoy to her father.) (111)
*Adjustments by Beth Carlson (126)
*Game If You Are by J. Mike (140)
*Frosty but Kindly by Vivian Gates (147)
*The Secret Life of Ensign Perkins by Lynnette Knox (151)
* It Tolls for Thee by Sherri Veltkamp (A savage battle and 2 1/2 days in OR have left McCoy exhausted, but before he can rest there is one last autopsy report to complete.) (165)
*Silver Lady by PATT (161)
*Ramifications by Johanna Cantor (162)
*Unwilling Host by W. S. Thurman (179)
* Choices by Diane Mistiewicz (196)
*Unfinished Business by Jane Yambe (200)
Image:rr18art1.jpg| from issue #18, Vel Jaeger for "The Chameleon Factor"
Image:rr18art2.jpg| from issue #18, Vel Jaeger for "The Chameleon Factor"
Image:rr18art3.jpg| from issue #18, Michael McGann
Image:rr18art4.jpg| from issue #18, Bev Zuk for "The Doctor's Decision"
Image:rr18art5.jpg| from issue #18, Bev Zuk for "The Doctor's Decision"
Image:rr18art6.jpg| from issue #18, Sherry Veltkamp for "It Tolls for Thee"
Image:rr18art7.jpg| from issue #18, B.P. Gordon for "Omega"
Image:rr18art8.jpg| from issue #18, B.P. Gordon for "Omega"
File:Randr18mccoy.jpg| from issue #18, Sherry Veltkamp
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 18==
 
== Issue 19 (1984)==
R & R 19 was published in January 1984, is 162 pages long and contains 9 stories. Art by Bev Zuk (front and back covers), M. Bohdanowicz, Bonnie Reitz, Sherry Veltkamp, and Richard Pollet.
*Advice to Mothers	by	Flora Poste		(2)
*The Solemnest of Industries	by	Collette Mak	(3)
*But in That Sleep What Dreams 	by	Flora Poste	(10)
*An Altered State of Being	by	Kathryn Anne Evans	(59)
*That Which is Lost	by	Lynda K. Roper		(70)
* Friends Forever	by	A.T. Bush		(79)
*Two Tits for a Tat	by	Mardy Lamski	(82)
*Rebellion at Troyos	by	Johanna T. Cantor		(104)
*Winner Take None	by	Lois Welling		(139)
 
Image:randr19art1.jpg| from issue #19, Beverly Zuk
Image:randr19art2.jpg| from issue #19, Bonnie Reitz
Image:randr19art3.jpg| from issue #19, Sherry Veltkamp
Image:randr19art4.jpg| from issue #19, M. Bohdanowicz
Image:randr19art5.jpg| from issue #19, Sherry Veltkamp
Image:randr19art6.jpg| from issue #19, Richard Pollet
Image:randr19art7.jpg| from issue #19, Sherry Veltkamp
Image:randr19art8.jpg| from issue #19, M. Bohdanowicz
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19==
== Issue 20 (1984)==
R & R 20 was published in Summer 1984 and contains 105 pages. 
The art is by Bev Zuk (front cover), Suzan Lovett, Vel Jaeger, Deborah C. Dedon, and Sherry Veltkamp. 
Regarding Treaty of Access, which was initially advertised as K/S. This story contains orgies, underage sex, sex toys, enemas, dubious consent, and more. It, however, contains no K/S, despite the author labeling it as such. She apologizes for this last part in the next issue. The author's note for "Treaty of Access": 
*Heaven Knows, Captain Kirk by Cindy Deren and Diane Miskiewicz (a humorous afterlife story) (2)
*Shiraktei by Linda Slusher (17)
* And How Employed by Vivian Gates (26)
*Eden Lost by Flora Poste (34)
* Hunters by Deborah C. Dedon (35)
*Seduction by Patricia Demetri (72)
*The Captain's Lady by Randi Scott (85)
*Treaty of Access by Johanna Cantor (80)
Image:randr20art2.jpg| from issue #20, Vel Jaeger
Image:randr20art3.jpg| from issue #20, Deborah C. Dedon
Image:randr20art4.jpg| from issue #20, Deborah C. Dedon
Image:randr20art5.jpg| from issue #20, Sherry Veltkamp, for "Treaty of Access"
Image:randr20art1.jpg| from issue #20, Suzan Lovett -- art for "Heaven Knows, Captain Kirk": McCoy, Spock, and Kirk enter heaven and meet Saint Peter and the angel Michael in this humorous religious tale
Image:randr20art6.jpg| from issue #20, Suzan Lovett -- art for "Heaven Knows, Captain Kirk" -- a rare example of early Trek Wingfic: Captain Kirk goes to heaven and becomes an angel
Image:Randr20art10.jpg|from issue #29, Suzan Lovett
Image:randr20art7.jpg| from issue #20, Deborah C. Dedon
Image:randr20art8.jpg|a from issue #20, Sherry Veltkamp
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20==
== Issue 21 (1985)==
R & R 21 was published in Spring 1985, and is 150 pages long. 
Bev Zuk is the front cover artist. Other art is by Anne B. Collins, Anne Davenport, Mary Lowe, Mary Bohdanowicz, Cami Forsell, Kathy Carlson, and Moira Washburn.
In the editorial, Cantor apologizes extensively for a number of things: being late with zines, being behind in personal correspondence, and for labeling her story in the previous issue as K/S: 
*Scotty's Ceilidh by Flora Poste; ill. Cami Forsell (Fiona/Commander Scott) (3)
*Undercover Operations by Beth Carlson (Spock/Christine) (25)
* Gift of Value by Linda Slusher (Spock received a special birthday gift from Dr. McCoy.) (28)
*We'll Grow Old Together, You and I by Laura Goldsmith (29)
* Between Friends by Marcella Belton; ill. Kathy Carlson (Empire story: Kirk/Anna) (30)
*Legacy by Carol Hansen (Saavik and STIII story) (62)
*Skunk Brandy by Moira Washburn (78)
*After Paradise by Betsy L. Barr; ill. Joyce Perdue (86)
*A Work of art by Sue Williams; ill. Cheri Tripp (Spock/Droxine) (90)
*I Assure You, Captain by Anne B. Collins (93)
*The Undefined by Cathi Brown; ill. Anne Davenport (94)
*What Friends Are For by Laura Zipkin; ill. Mary Lowe (Spock & Uhura H/C) (111)
*Sufficient Provocation by Suzan Lovett; ill. Mary Bohdanowicz (Kirk, Spock & Amanda H/C) (reprinted in Antinomy) (125)
*Final Scenario by Kathryn Anne Evans; ill. Kathy Carlson (Kendra & Saavik) (140)
Image:randr21art1.jpg| from issue #21, Anne B. Collins
Image:randr21art2.jpg| from issue #21, Anne Davenport
Image:randr21art3.jpg| from issue #21, Mary Lowe
Image:randr21art4.jpg| from issue #21, Mary Bohdanowicz
Image:randr21art5.jpg| from issue #21, Mary Lowe
Image:randr21art6.jpg| from issue #21, Cami Forsell
Image:randr21art7.jpg| from issue #21, Kathy Carlson
Image:randr21art8.jpg| from issue #21, Moira Washburn
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21==
== Issue 22 (1985)==
R & R 22 was published in Summer 1985 and contains 109 pages. 
The art is by Bev Zuk (front cover), Helen Bookman, Sarah Macht Dewitt, Cami Forsell, Moria Washburn, Michael McGann, Pat Kilner, and F.C. Hybaard.
The lengthy editorial is mainly about supporting the space program and being a good citizen regarding science and space exploration.
*Poetic License by Flora Poste (3)
*No, Chekov, poem by Helen Bookman (48)
*Diplomacy by Florence Boissinot (features Spock as a child) (49)
*A Thing Apart by Betsy L. Barr (55)
* I Wonder Where The Admiral is Tonight by Laura Goldsmith (57)
*Like Father, poem by R. J. Heiman (59)
*So Much Good, poem by Lynnette Knox (59)
*Redshirts, filk by Karen Mitchell (65)
*Dragon in the Clouds by Moria Washburn (67)
* What Are Little Girls...? by Stephen Mendenhall (77)
*Just a Country Doctor by Sarah Macht Dewitt (A bit of shore leave for McCoy that includes a week as a 'country doctor' on a frontier planet.) (72)
*The International Universe, Starfleet Academy Anthem by Flora Poste (The editor writes: The following anthem appeared incorrectly in R&R 21. I'm reprinting it here -- I hope I'm getting it right this time -- with my profound apologies.") (76)
*Rendezvous by Johanna Cantor (centers on Spock's Vulcan wife and their toddler son) (77)
* Spock by Pat Kilner (109)
Image:randr22art1.jpg| from issue #22, Moira Washington
Image:randr22art2.jpg| from issue #22, Michael McGann
Image:randr22art3.jpg| from issue #22, Cami Forsell
Image:randr22art4.jpg| from issue #22, Pat Kilner
Image:randr22art5.jpg| from issue #22, Sarah Macht Dewitt
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 22==
== Issue 23 (1986?) ==
R & R 23
*Poor Nurse Christine!	by	Karen L. Mitchell		(ii)
*Family Matters	by	Susan Ross Moore		(1)
*See you Around	by	Jane Yambe		(12)
*Chains	by	Joan G. Ryan		(15)
*Need	by	Carol Hansen		(37)
*Leila's Song	by	Carol Nevins		(54)
*Secrets	by	S.P. Shephard		(55)
* A Little Magic Goes a Long Way	by	Ellen Brill		(64)
*Cave of the Kzinby Johanna T. Cantor ("Introduction for any reader unfamiliar with the Images of Flame series: More wounded that he ever realized by T'Pring's rejection, Spock could not believe he would find a bondmate. So as his second pon farr approached, he asked Sarek to arrange a seeding -- an unbonded mating whose issue would belong to the woman's family. The childless widows of the house of T'I agreed rather than see the house die out in this generation. Spock mated with four of them, the daughters of T'In the matriarch, T'Ria and T'Lan, her son's widow T'Pan, and her Romulan foster child, Katholia. T'Pan's priorities had been as simple as Spock's. An orphan who had lived in the house of her dead bondmate since her parents' death, she wanted to give the house a child that would carry on their line. But something happened to Spock and T'Pan very similar to the illogical human process of falling in love. That was almost a year ago. Spock is the biological father of an infant he can never honorably claim. He managed to get to Vulcan in time for the birth in spite of a surprise -- and still unexplained --Kzin attack and has just rejoined the Enterprise. For those who have never seen the animated episodes, Communications Officer M'Ress is a Caitan -- a feline race resembling bipedal lions. The savage leonine race, the Kzinti are an invention of science fiction writer Larry Niven; he used them in the episode "Slaver Weapon" which he wrote for the Star Trek animated series in the 1970's.")	(73)
 
==R & R Special Edition 1== 
See: Full Moon Rising 
==R&R Special Edition 2== 
See: The Perfect Object
==References==
 
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