Where No Fan Has Gone Before (Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by Bjo Trimble)

Where No Fan Has Gone Before is a very early Star Trek: TOS newsletter. It was published by Bjo Trimble starting in 1968. There were three issues. 
There was an ad for this newsletter in Spockanalia #2: "A 6¢ stamp will put you on the mailing list for WHERE NO FAN HAS GONE BEFORE... This is the inside fanzine/newsletter on STAR TREK, available from Bjo Trimble [address redacted]." 
For similar early zines, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired.
==Issue 1==
Where No Fan Has Gone Before 1 was published in January 1968 and contains 4 pages.
==Issue 2==
Where No Fan Has Gone Before 2 was published in March 1968 and contains 5 pages. It included a flyer for Voice, as well as a progress report for Fun Con, see that page.
All of the content is written by Bjo Trimble.
The zine was scanned for Fanac.org.
From "Hooray for Everybody!!!":
From "Raise Your Voice," a plea to support Voice: 
From "NBC Throws in the Towel!": 
 
* Hooray for Everybody!!! by Bjo Trimble ("As you may have guessed from the cover, STAR TREK has been renewed and will be seen next season on Monday at 7:30 pm in most places. Like, WHEEEE!!)" (1)
* Raise Your Voice by Bjo Trimble (about ratings and the Nielsen Ratings and the company, VOICE) (1)
* NBC Throws in the Towel! by Bjo Trimble (2)
* Just the Facts, Ma'm... by Bjo Trimble (about being interviews by Joyce Wagner of the Kansas City Star; Trimble complained about how reporters usually made Trek and SF fans look like freaks. Trimble was unhappy with the interview but was glad it spelled her and John Trimble's name correctly) (2)
* some "Mr. Spock for President" bumper stickers are offered for sale (2)
* Petition Contest Results ("Many thanks to everyone who entered the SAVE STAR TREK petition contest." Includes the winners. Prizes were listed.) (3)
* Copyrights ("STAR TREK, the characters, and all rights pertaining to same, are the property of NBC, which may explain why some material is difficult or impossible to obtain. Xeroxing ST material to sell is illegal, as is making up your own ST items to sell [items marketed pay a royalty to the people who own the show] as that is "bootlegging" material to which you have no right. Authorized items have been "OK'd" by the studio. Anything else is cheating STAR TREK!") (3)
* Miscellany ("A nurse in Berkeley has made the childrens' ward into the Enterprise, and thereby taken much of the fear of hospitals from the youngsters' minds. A home teacher reports the change of attitude of a Negro delinquent when he saw that STAR TREK predicted a future not only for the world, but for equal rights for all races. Do you have a STAR TREK story? We'd like to collect them for possible publication (and most certainly to show to important people!)" (3)
* Letter Writing by Trimble (encouragement to write even more letters, a bit of a scold on sloppy letters, her unhappiness about TV Guide claiming that some Trek fans threatened to bomb NBC: "I wrote to the magazine, asking for proof of that statement, but have not heard from them. If I had a subscription to TV GUIDE, I'd cancel it, even if it meant buying off the stands for a month or so, just to show them how I feel about allegations like that. I feel strongly that TV GUIDE should either prove that statement or retract it, and all the extra ST fan mail they publish won't serve as a "sop" to me.") (4)
* Science Fiction Conventions (boosting Fun Con: "The [enclosed] flier will tell you about the July 4th convention, at which there will be a special STAR TREK day if there is enough response. I will be in charge of that, so interested fans should drop me a postcard, indicating how many in their party, whether you'll stay for the whole convention, and what you'd like to have at such an affair, which might include a luncheon (approx. $4.50) with guest speakers, displays and goodies. Don't put off letting me know, as plans have to be made early to obtain guests before they are promised elsewhere.") (5)
* The Concordance (an update on its lateness and content) (5)
* Why We're Late (personal issues) (5)
* Auction Information (a complete set of first drafts has a starting bid of $300.00) (5)
 
Image:wherenofanbjo2-2.jpg|from issue #2
Image:wherenofanbjo2-3.jpg|from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Where No Fan Has Gone Before 3 was published in July 1968 and contains 6 pages.
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Category:1960s Zines
Category:1968 Zines