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Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations by Michael Verina

Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations is an art portfolio of 10 black and white pencil 8x10 drawings by Michael Verina. Only 100 copies were printed. 
The prints were unbound and were in an envelope. 
From an ad in Scuttlebutt #11: "This collection contains 10 illos in black and white one folder autographed by the artist and numbered. All illos depict Kirk and Spock involved in each other's problems, adventures, and emotions. Many are from some of fandom's best known fanzines and none are K/S and there is no total nudity." 
==Contents==
==Sample Gallery==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Star Trek Portfolio by Doug Little

Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations is an art portfolio of twelve 11 x 14 illustrations by Doug Little. 
The prints were unbound and were in an envelope.
==Portrayed==
* Gene Roddenberry
* Chekov
* Saavik
* unknown Klingon
* Uhura
* Sulu
* McCoy
* Majel Barrett
* Decker
* Spock
* Scotty
* Illia
==Sample==
 
Image:littleportfolio-1.jpg|?
Image:littleportfolio-12.jpg|Saavik
Image:littleportfolio-3.jpg| Majel Barrett 
Image:littleportfolio-4.jpg|Decker
Image:littleportfolio-5.jpg|Illia
Image:littleportfolio-6.jpg|Gene Roddenberry
Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space

Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space is a 15-page satirical zine of poems and art. 
The text is by Paula Smith and the illos are by Phil Foglio. 
The zine is a slightly odd size, 7" x 8"
 
Its editors described it: "A parody of ST in primer form. Four episodes and the show itself are run through the grinder in this one booklet. Thousands sold to suckers just like you (like Walter Koenig)." ad in Menagerie#10 (1976).
==Hugo Award==
The booklet and its authors were nominated for a Hugo.
==Its Inspiration, and Those It Inspired==
This fanwork takes its cue from A Child's Garden of Verses, a 1885 book by Robert Lewis Stevenson, as well as other children's primers. 
Other fans emulated Smith's primer. A Star Wars example is in Far Realms #1.
==Sample Gallery==
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==Comments by Gene Roddenberry, Alan Dean Foster, and Isaac Asimov==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star Trek Relationships Ring

The Star Trek Relationships Ring was a webring connecting sites that were dedicated to the heterosexual pairings within Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandoms. Slash websites were not allowed.
==Member Sites==
*Alaskan Nights
*Always On My Mind
*Amy's Star Trek Voyager Page!
*Ancarett's Star Trek Voyager Station 
*Bay's Obsessions
*BonC Home Page
*Camilla's Heart and Soul Page
*The Captain's Bridge
*Captain Kate
*Dakhur Central
*Deborah's J/C and Voyager Page 
*The Delta Quadrant Resort 
*Ezza's Voyager FanFic
*Fanfiction by Becca O 
*Fate Works in Mysterious Ways
*Gaeriel Walker's K/T Fanfic 
*Gill's Janeway and Chakotay Page 
*Hope and Honor
*The House of Worf and Troi
*Imzadi Story Index
*JanF's Star Trek Fanfic Page 
*Jade and Dreamstar's Fanfic 
*Jane Griffen's Paris and Torres Domain
*Janeway/Chakotay Story Index
*Janaran Falls 
*J/C in '96 
*JCUKjnr Homepage
*Jeff's Trek Voyager Page
*The Official JetCJr Homepage
*JoJo's World of Imzadi
*Julian and Jadzia Love League 
*The Kathryn and Chakotay Universe
*Khan's Place in the Universe
*KRET Rats Homepage
*LauraJo's Lunar Lounge
*Lesley Rebecca's J/C Page
*LJ's P/T Page 
*Megan's Paris and Torres page 
*Meandering with Jamelia through the Delta Quadrant
*My Paris/Torres Page
*The New Home of Allucia
*Niomi's Voyager FanFiction
*The Official P/T Collective Archive
*Opium Garden
*The Paris-Philes
*PJ in NH's Fan Fiction
*Promising Times 
*Ronda's Trek Page
*Sacajawea
*Sacred Temple of the Eternal Flame
*Soulmates
*Star Trek Fanatic's Page
*Star Trek Institute for Romantics
*The Star Trek Relationships Page
*Star Trek Relationshipper's Station
*Stazzie Trek
*Susan Trek's Fanfiction 
*Tales From the Delta Quadrant 
*Tamar's Realm 
*T'Kalara's Realm
*Trekker Treats 
*Utopia Planitia
*VISIGOTH
*We are Borg
*Will Riker and Deanna Troi
*The Yavaris
*Yet Another Page in the World of Tom and B'Elanna
Category:Het Webrings
Category:Star Trek Webrings
Star Trek Report

Star Trek Report was published August 1974 and contains 18 pages. 
The bulk of the zine is a annotated transcript of Gene Roddenberry's talk on May 21, 1974 at a lecture hall at the University of Utah. 
The editor notes that "thousands" of fans were turned away due to space limitations, and that Roddenberry "... was a real thinker, extremely intelligent with his own views on life, and a pleasant voice to listen to."
During the speech, someone called in a bomb threat, which paused, but did not stop the event. This is not the same Roddenberry event that took place at Stanford in January 1975 in which there was also a bomb threat. 
You can listen to this speech here.
==Contents==
* description of going to hear a speech by Gene Roddenberry
* transcript of the Roddenberry's speech (topics: getting his start in writing, optimism about the human race, the possibility that civilization as we know it will collapse but will also rise again, the Vietnam War and social difficulties, and more)
* photos from the show
* description of the blooper reel
* a short description of Star Trek's pilot episode, includes descriptions of scenes cut out of the original where Spock smiles
* short updates on Genesis II, Planet Earth, and various Star Trek events
==Some Excerpts from the Speech==
==References==
Category:1974 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Star Trek Revival

Star Trek Revival was a fan-run mini-con held at Brooklyn College.
It took place on a Thursday evening in 1971. The con was free of charge. 
==Programming== 
* "'Hot Bloopers' an underground Star Trek film" (the Star Trek Blooper Reel)
* a full length episode
*slide show
*"guest TRYBBLE"
==A Description and History==
From Jeff Kleinbard, one of the con's creators: 
==References==
Category:1971 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Star Trek Revival Association of Kentuckiana

Star Trek Revival Association of Kentuckiana was a Star Trek fan club located in Indiana. 
It published Star Trekkin'.
From Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom (1977): "[A fan, Steven Estes] listened in on a local talk show that happened to be on ST. As a result of that program, the fan club STRAK was formed."
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Star Trek Saturday

Star Trek Saturday was a fan-run mini-con organized by the fan club, Allies for Star Trek.
There was one in 1981, and another one planned for 1986.
==Star Trek Saturday: 1981==
This was held in December 1981.
There were about 400 attendees.
===Con Report: 1981===
==Star Trek Saturday: 1986==
It was originally planned for September, but took place November 22, 1986 at the Cossitt Library.
From a planning report: 
===Con Report 1986===
==References==
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Star Trek Secret Santa Gift Exchange

The Star Trek Secret Santa Gift Exchange was an annual gift exchange in Star Trek fandom, held every December. It was open to all Star Trek series, characters and pairings. Participants would make three requests from any Star Trek fandom or even crossovers, these requests were given to another participant, who would make a gift based on their preferences.
It's was optional whether the gifts focused on Christmas and anyone was welcome to participate, regardless of whether they celebrated Christmas. The exchange is held on tumblr, but fanworks may optionally be posted to the exchange's AO3 collection. 
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:Star Trek AOS
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek DSC
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Star Trek LD‎
Category:Star Trek PIC‎
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Star Trek TNG‎
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Star Trek VOY‎
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Star Trek Slash Archive

Star Trek Slash Archive is an archive for Star Trek slash fanfiction. 
The main page included a definition of slash:
The rest of the main page focused on the typical archive matters:
According to the Wayback archive, the site was last updated in January 1999. Soon after it went on a hiatus, and it seems it never came back.
==References==
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:1990s
Star Trek Songs and Ballads

You may be looking for Songs and Ballads.
Star Trek Songs and Ballads is a gen 17-page zine of filks by Teri Howard. The art is by Susan Young and Charlene Terry.
* "Tradition Star Fleet Style" 
* "The Good Ship Enterprise" 
* "The Starship Big E." 
* "Amanda's Song" (also in The Best of Amanda and Sarek)
* "You Fill Up My Senses" 
* "Scott's Verse" 
* "A Trek Fan's Song" 
* "McCoy's Verse" 
* "Saurian Brandy" 
* "Wondrous Man" 
* "The Future with You" 
* "Farewell to Thee" 
* "A Trekker's Christmas" (also in The Best of Christmas on the Enterprise)
* "A Federation Hymn" 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1976 Songbooks
Star Trek Souvenir Book

Convention souvenir book for the Miami Star Trek Convention, beginning with the third convention. At least two issues published. Edited by G.B. Love and James Van Hise.
== Issue #1 ==
Published for the third Miami Star Trek Convention, held on Feb. 17, 1974. 8 1/2 x 11, 10 pages. Print run of 300 copies or less.
Cover by Virgil Finlay of Spock. Contains "Koenig On Star Trek," a 5 page article by Walter Koenig on his fellow Star Trek cast members.
== Issue #2 ==
Star Trek Souvenir Book contains 16 pages. It has a cover by Joyce Huser, a three-page interview with Leonard Nimoy reprinted from the July 13, 1973 issue of Los Angeles Free Press and a reprint of 10 pages of British Star Trek comics.
Published for the fourth Miami Star Trek Convention, held on May 5, 1974.
From the zine: 
 
 Image:startreksouvenir.jpg| cover by Joyce Huser 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Star Trek Technical Journal

Star Trek Technical Journal is a zine of technical drawings. Compiled sporadically for the FTL, Scotty's Official Treknological Fan Club. There were six issues before ceasing publication in 1991. Also contained humor, articles, cartoons, misc. Only max of 100 copies printed per issue. An original #1 has three brass looseleaf binder pins in three holes.
==Issue 1==
Star Trek Technical Journal 1 was published in 1979.
* Editor's Intro (1)
* Welcome to F.T.L. (3)
* F.T.L. Charter (4)
* cartoons (5)
* First Federation Ships (7)
* Tachyon Forum (9)
* K-7 model lighting schematic (11)
* Secondary hull adaptor (12)
* Klingon's Technician's League, Kahlfss E-8-1 Dreadnought, Fleet ship classification (13)
* The Communication's Gap (21)
* Tell T'Pau (23)
* Orion Ship Contest (25)
* carton (26)
* F.T.L. Crossword Puzzle (27)
* Now Showing at K-7 Theatres (31)
* On the Main Screen (32)
* Starships (33)
* Supporting Actors Cross Directory (38)
* Computer Shops in K.C. (41)
* Dark Star film review (42)
* Satyr Trek book review (43)
* Interstellar Associates, Ad (44)
* F.T.L. Starship Prices (45)
* Technical Journal #2, Items to Come (47)
Image:sttj1.jpg|inside issue #1
Image:sttj2.jpg|inside issue #1
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Image:sttj4.jpg|inside issue #1
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Star Trek Technical Journal 6 was published in 1991.
Category:Art Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines Category:1980s Zines Category:1990s Zines
Star Trek This Month

Star Trek This Month is the club newsletter for Star Trek Again!. It contains book reviews, con flyers, photos, and general Star Trek news. 
==V.6 N.3==
Star Trek This Month v.6 n.3 was published in November 1975 and contains 8 pages. 
==V.6. N.6==
Star Trek This Month v.6 n.4 was published in December 1975.
==V.6 N.5==
Star Trek This Month v.6 n.5 was published in January 1976 and contains 8 pages, off-set.
==Reactions and Reviews: v.6 n.3==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Star Trek Tomorrow

Star Trek Tomorrow is a 54-page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction, puzzles, non-fiction, and art. 
 
Contributing artists and writers include: Brad Spakowitz, Scot Noel, P.A. Meulenberg, Maxine Lee Broadwater, Linda Bortolin, Donna Wick, Robert W. Butts, Randy Duncan, William Patterson, Rebecca Hoffman, Mac Patterson, and of course Lawrence Fury.
The editor was the founder of the fan club Star Trek Again!.
The editor wrote: "This zine is 100% Star Trek, some wondered about our last zine, The ST Years as it was about 40% Sci-Fi in general."
 
==Editorial==
From the editorial:
==Contents==
* Just One of Those Days by Rebecca Ross (3)
* Even Though No More Animation by Randy Duncan (27)
* Support Your Local Dreamer by Michelle DeLude (28)
* Vulcan by Scot Noel (29)
* The Journey (30)
* The Cure on Tannus 7 by Robert W. Butts (31)
* The Star Trek Komix (44)
* Alien Greeting (45)
* U.S.S. Enterprise/Command Decision (46)
* Hidden Words (47)
* Comments on Blooper Lust Picture (49)
* Matching Test (50)
* Star Trek Tomorrow (51)
* The Movie? (52)
==Gallery==
Image:startrektomorrow-1.jpg |William Patterson
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star Trek Trivia Game Book

You may be looking for The Ultimate Star Trek Trivia Game Book.
Star Trek Trivia Game Book had three volumes.
==Description==
From a 1976 flyer: 
==Issue 1==
Star Trek Trivia Game Book 1 was published in 1976 and contains 38 pages. It is 5½" x 12".
==Issue 2==
Star Trek Trivia Game Book 2 was published in 1976 and contains 38 pages. It is 8½" x 8".
==Issue 3==
Star Trek Trivia Game Book 3 was published in 1976 and contains 38 pages. It is 8½" x 8".
Image:sttrivia.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:Star Trek Trivia Game Book.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:sttriviagamebook1.jpg|cover of issue #2
Image:sttriviagamebook1inside.jpg|inside page from issue #2
Image:sttriviagamebook3.jpg|cover of issue #3
Image:sttriviagamebook3inside.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Star Trek Universe: A Portfolio by Rivoche

Star Trek Universe: A Portfolio by Rivoche is a fanwork by Paul Rivoche, produced two years before he graduated high school and began working as a professional artist."A conversation with Canadian illustrator, animation designer and comic book artist/writer Paul Rivoche" by Jeffery Klaehn - Image Text Journal V. 8, Issue #3 (2021) (Via Wayback Mar 14/24).
 
==Contents==
* Aftermath
* Stratos City
* Amok Time
* Nova Rescue
* First Contact
* Doomsday Machine
* Starship Command
* Where No Man Has Gone Before
==Sample Art==
File:Rivoche-1.jpg|Stratos City
File:Rivoche-2.jpg|Amok Time
File:Rivoche-3.jpg|First Contact
File:Rivoche-4.jpg|Tholian Web
File:Rivoche-5.jpg|Doomsday Machine
File:Rivoche-6.jpg|Where No Man Has Gone Before
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== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1976 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Star Trek VIII (essay)

Star Trek VIII is a 1993 essay likely by Sue Keenan.
It was published in The DeForest Dispatch #37. 
The introduction: "Yes, I titled this Star Trek V-I-I-I, because I’d like to discuss the possibility of the Classic Crew doing another movie. And, to talk about that, I’ll have to say a few things about Star Trek: The Next Generation."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* many fans' desire for another Classic Trek film
* this fan's dissatisfaction with Star Trek: TNG and her inability to care about the characters because she doesn't feel like they care for each other
* there is a reference to videotaping things on SP (higher quality) and EP (lower quality), see Difference Between SP, LP, and EP For Video Tape Recording for context and information
* this fan's desire to see the original actors, even if the actors "end up in wheelchairs, rolled onto a movie set"
* Star Trek V: The Final Frontier was a terrible movie and broke even at the box office; this last part was because fans were so devoted to the characters they went to the movie many times
* a push for a fan campaign
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Star Trek Women's Terrorist Task Force

Star Trek Women's Terrorist Task Force is a mailing list that was founded in the mid-1990s for women to discuss gender issues on their favorite TV shows. The group migrated across various mailing list servers and underwent a few flame wars which splintered the group into multiple mailing lists. In 1996, the mailing list had 45 members and as of 2007 the mailing list still had approximately 30 members., accessed February 28, 2012.
After 9/11 the group would often use the abbreviated form of the mailing list name ("STWTTF") or even "Star Trek Women's Caramel Sauce Task Force".
]: "I started writing brief Babylon 5 reviews for my wonderful friends on STWTTF (the Star Trek Women's Caramel Sauce Task Force discussion list) back in 1997. (Those reviews are now lost somewhere in the ether, or there would be a Babylon 5 section on my site.)" accessed February 28, 2012. 
From the mailing lists website in 1996:
==Comments About The Mailing List==
*"...the old group was so boisterous with their arguments over The X-Files or BtVS. I never experienced anything like it, the dissecting of every tiny nuance of a show."comment in scribegrrrl's blog dated January 13, 2010.
*"My vote for the most supportive and entertaining on-line group worldwide would definitely go to [ST]WTTF, .... the best bunch of people around! About to celebrate it's eight anniversary, the Star Trek Women's Terrorist Task Force [alias Gender Issues In Science Fiction ] is indeed a force to be reckoned with. This list could devised the cure for all known ills, has power over good and evil, and contains professors, writers, poets, musicians par excellence. With enough technical experts to run the world's computer systems single handed, its combined wit faster than a speeding exocet, [and the killing power of ten disturbed mother tigers only when called for], this group could rule the world any day it chose... but just let us get finished analysing this episode of Babylon 5 or Buffy first...." Franni Vincent's Website, accessed February 28, 2012.
*"On-line, you could join salons devoted to Letterman, Northern Exposure and the omnipresent Star Trek. In fact, Trekkers are all over the Internet, which now has a Star Trek Women's Terrorist Task Force, a group devoted to issues having to do with the show itself, gender and sex. And not everyone is invited. The controversial critic/feminist Camille Paglia is not welcome. And male members have to be 'introduced for admission' by female members." Cyberspace growth phenomenal, but art is still art by JORY FARR Riverside Press-Enterprise, December 30, 1994, accessed September 10, 2016.
==Similar Groups==
* The Ladies' Sewing Circle & Terrorist Society (began in 1988 or before)
* Star Trek Women's Terrorist Task Force (began in 1994)
* Starfleet Ladies' Auxiliary and Embroidery and Baking Society (began in 1994)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Star Trek Writer's Workshop

The Star Trek Writer's Workshop was a fan writer's workshop held for Star Trek fans in the UK in 1982. In an ad in Classified Assignments #1, the workshop billed itself as "A new idea - a writers' workshop including all aspects of fan creativity; stories, poetry, artwork and music etc. [whatever interests the fans)." The workshop also had panels and discussions on theme, characterization, plot and background.
The fan guest of honor was Leslie Fish.
==About==
Additional information from the flyer:
From a 1981 description: 
==Con Report==
A fan in 1998 wrote: 
==References==
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Star Trek Zinedex

Star Trek Zinedex was a extensive website listing Star Trek: The Original Series gen and slash fanzines. It was being maintained by Karen Halliday and used data from various sources, among them Bill Hupe's early fanzine catalogs and the Trekindex adzines from the 1970s.
Some of the zines are reviewed by Karen. The site is now mostly offline, and most pages not retrievable. 
This is the main title page: Zines by Title.
This is a sample page: Titles A.
The Author Index appears to work via Wayback, but it may not be complete: Author Index.
Category:Star Trek WebsitesCategory:Star Trek TOS Websites
Star Trek and Science Fiction Mini-Convention

The Star Trek and Science Fiction Mini-Convention was a one-day event held on January 14, 1978, in the Pickens Building at Tri-County Technical College in Pendleton, South Carolina, from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. There were no celebrity guests, but there was a dealers room and the film "Forbidden Planet" and the Star Trek blooper reel were shown."Events on January 14 in Clemson's History"
Attendees included Eric L. Watts and Dorothy Dillon.
==References==
Category:1978 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Star Trek and Space: 1999

When Space: 1999 aired, there were tensions, especially between fans this show and Star Trek: TOS.
The Space: 1999 fandom enticed some fans away from the Star Trek fandom, something that often created bad feelings between the two. 
This caused Trek fans to find many faults with Space: 1999, including its poor special effects, poor science and acting, as well as the character of Maya (who many felt to be a Spock-knockoff). 
Fans also had poor opinions about Fred Freiberger from the third season of Star Trek: TOS, and his involvement in Space:1999.
Space: 1999 fans, and some Trek fans, asked for tolerance and acceptance, citing the hassles Trek fans got from traditional science fiction fans. 
==Similar Relationships and Divides==
* Science Fiction Fandom vs. Media Fandom
* Sherlock Holmes and Star Trek 
* Blake's 7 and Star Trek 
* Star Trek and Starsky & Hutch
* Star Trek and Space: 1999
* Star Trek and Star Wars
==Some Context==
Science fiction on television was a bit rare, and many fans felt that having two shows split the available interest and support.
When the show first aired, there was a dearth of science fiction on television, and fans had high hopes that this show would be another Star Trek, something that its advertising supported. From a fan in December 1976: 
 
Many fans desperately wanted to be able to support an SF show; they'd had a template of Star Trek fandom to follow and tried to emulate its zines, conventions, and letter campaigns in order to create a fandom from the ground up. TPTB was not much of a help; fans complained of letters and comments they'd sent being ignored. In 1976, a fan said: 
Fans felt they did not have the support that Gene Roddenberry had provided for Star Trek. Actor Nick Tate's appearance at August Party was a highlight that created some fannish interest, but it wasn't enough.
The tensions between Star Trek: TOS fans and "Space: 1999" fans were not helped by open hostilities and comments by prominent Trek actors. A fan reported on two of the actor's opinions in a question and answer session at Star TreKon in 1976:
==Fan Comments==
 
 
==References==
Category:Space:1999
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Discussion