Maine(ly) Trek

Maine(ly) Trek is a gen multifandom anthology with an emphasis on Star Trek: TOS.
The zine was created in Maine, US, and was meant to highlight fanworks by area fans.
==The Maine Connection==
From the editorial in the first issue:
==Issue 1==
Maine(ly) Trek 1 was published in 1979 and contains 110 pages. 
It was edited by Mary Ann Drach, Martha Hilton, Lizette R. Leveille, Jan Lee and Ruth Hazelton.
The art is by Daniel Barnett, Steve K. Dixon, Mary Ann Drach, Sue Klasky, Michael Leveille, E. Ernest Lynch III, Amy Manring (inside front cover), Patricia Long (inside back cover), Ronald Megrossi, Gail Pease, Barabar M. Stultz (back cover) and Gennie Summers.
From the editorial by Martha: 
* Editorial (2)
* Map (where we come from) (5)
* Incident by Lizette R. Leveille, art by Gennie Summers ("An injured woman is saved by Darth Vader.") (6)
* Dream of a Vulcan Healer, poem by Martha Hodgkins Rafter (reprinted from Enterprise Log) (11)
* Royal Flush by Mary Ann Drach ("The results of a poker game threaten the delicate friendship of Dr. McCoy and Mr. Spock.") (12)
* Awaiting the Return of Count Dracula, The Count, poems by Amy Manring (reprinted from The Clipper Trade Ship #23, reprinted in Dracula) (17)
* Star Light, Star Bright, poem by Gina Goff (18)
* The Raid on Kuloth by Dave Whiteneck (original fantasy) (20)
* art (24)
* Who Are You? by Martha Hilton (Star Wars/Snoopy cartoon) (25)
* Meeting in Time by Linda K. Roper ("Two twentieth-century people are accidentally dropped on the Enterprise and spend some time with the crew.") (26)
* Vulcan Minds, poem by Amy Manring (42)
* Epilogue by Ginna Lacroix (tag to "City on the Edge of Forever") (also in Trek Encore #1) (43) 
* Embryo, poem by C.W. Wolford (44)
* Challenge to writers (46)
* Enterprise Wordsearch, puzzle by Gail Pease (47)
* Maureen by Jan Lee ("Letter from a Starfleet commander recounting how she temporarily filled in for Spock on the Enterprise.") (48)
* Death of the Sun God, Science Fiction Sonnet, poems by Amy Manring (reprinted from an unknown issue of The Clipper Trade Ship) (53)
* Double or Nothing, quiz by Sheila Griffin (54)
* The Postulant by Martha Hilton ("Darth Vader endures a harsh ordeal to become one of the Sith Lords.") (56)
* One, the Changing of a Definition, poem by Ginna Lacroix (also in Trek Encore #1) (60)
* cartoon by Gail Pease (61)
* Safety Valve by Sandy Hall (62)
* Beyond the Eastern Gate by Mary Ann Drach, art by Sue Klasky ("Follow-up to "The Paradise Syndrome." The needs of Miramanee's tribe must be addressed before the Enterprise can leave, and McCoy must help Kirk and Spock resolve their own conflicts.") (63)
* Farewell note: If the Wookie (sic) Ran Away by Amy Manring (110)
* Daffynitions by Sheila Griffin (110)
Image:mainlytrek1-2.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:mainlytrek1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Amy Manring
Image:mainlytrek1art.jpg| from issue #1, Gennie Summers
Image:mainlytrek1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Gennie Summers
Image:mainlytrek1-4.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:mainlytrek1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Amy Manring
Image:mainlytrek1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Sue Klasky
Image:mainlytrek1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Sue Klasky
Image:mainlytrek1-8.jpg|from issue #1, inside front cover, Amy Manring
Image:mainlytrek1-9.jpg|from issue #1, inside back cover, Patricia Long
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
 
==Issue 2==
Maine(ly) Trek 2 was published in 1980 and contains 159 pages. 
It was edited by Mary Ann Drach and Kathleen S. Lynch, and Lizette R. Leveille. 
The front cover is by Terry Lynch; back cover by Bob Eggleton. The interior art is by Barbara Gordon, Penny Hoagland, Amy L. Manring, Gail Pease, Sue Klasky, Terry Lynch, Bonnie Reitz, Steve K. Dixon, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Bob Eggleton, Barbara Stultz, Mark Bernard, Jeannie Ecklund, Joe Park, Christina Lynch, and Gennie Summers.
* Take My Alien, Please by Barry B. Longyear (SF) (1)
* Whatafix by Jan Lee & Lizette Leveille (Star Trek: TOS/Asterix and Obelix) (10)
* The Paintbox, poem by Sheila M. Griffin (27)
* Lord and Child by Martha Hilton (Star Wars) (28)
* Wookiee Portfolio, many poems by Amy Manring (Star Wars) (32)
* The Answer by Ginna LaCroix (Star Trek: TOS) (also in Trek Encore #2) (36)
* Misery Loves Company by Freda Rayborn (Star Trek: TOS) (47)
* No, Mr. Spock, poem by Gail Pease (48)
* A Ball of Yellow Light, poem by Martha Hodgkins Rafter (49) 
* Nighthound by Dave Whiteneck (Original Fiction) (50)
* Old Doctors Never Die, Nor Do They Fade Away, poem by Merlin Thomas (56) 
* Soliloquy on a Beautiful Lady, poem by Merlin Thomas (57)
* Aliens Portfolio (drawings) (58)
* This Stranger My Friend by Anonymous (Star Wars) (66)
* Work Bee Wordsearch by Ruth Hazelton (68)
* Creative Response, Last Thoughts by Cathi Brown (69)
* Marriage of Necessity by Colette Mak (Star Trek: TOS) (73)
* Daffynitions by Sheila N. Griffin (95)
* Cartoon Portfolio by Mark Barnard (96)
* Chasing the Shadows by Kathleen Shelley Lynch (Star Trek: TOS) (103)
* It Is a Thirst by Donna M. Toutant (115)
* The Medical Mind by Mary Ann Drach (McCoy and Spock work together, each in his own way, to help the citizens of the Benecia Colony deal with a devastating earthquake.) (Star Trek: TOS) (reprinted in Nome #11) (118)
* Synonymous by Amy L. Manring (156)
* Reviews by Dixie G. Owen (157)
** You May Deny, see that page
** The Captain's Woman #1 (it was a negative review, and the editor of "The Captain's Woman" responded to it in her own zine. See that page) 
* Puzzle by Susan Burr (159)
Image:mainlytrek2-20.jpg|from issue #2, inside front cover, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad
Image:mainlytrek2-1.jpg|from issue #2, a former editor's bequeath
Image:mainlytrek2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
 
Image:mainlytrek2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:mainlytrek2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:mainlytrek2-5.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:mainlytrek2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:mainlytrek2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Penny Hoagland
Image:mainlytrek2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Amy L. Manring
Image:mainlytrek2-9.jpg|from issue #2, Penny Hoagland
Image:mainlytrek2-10.jpg|from issue #2, Sue Klasky
Image:mainlytrek2-11.jpg|from issue #2, Bonnie Reitz
Image:mainlytrek2-12.jpg|from issue #2, Bob Eggleton
Image:mainlytrek2-13.jpg|from issue #2 
Image:mainlytrek2-15.jpg|from issue #2, Bob Eggleton
Image:mainlytrek2-16.jpg|from issue #2, Mark Barnard
Image:mainlytrek2-14.jpg|from issue #2, Mark Barnard
Image:mainlytrek2-17.jpg|from issue #2, Bob Eggleton
Image:mainlytrek2-18.jpg|from issue #2, Bob Eggleton
Image:mainlytrek2-19.jpg|from issue #2, inside back cover, Joe Park
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Maine(ly) Trek 3 was published in 1981 and contains 138 pages. 
It was edited by Mary Ann Drach and Kathleen S. Lynch (Lizette R. Leveille signs off with a humorous "legal document").
The front cover is by Penny Hoagland; back cover by Bob Eggleton. The inside art is by Bonnie Reitz, Ann Crouch, Mary Ann Drach, Steve K. Dixon, Vel Jaeger, Sue Klasky, Beverly Zuk, George Marshall, Terry Lynch, Tony Starsquire, Penny Hoagland, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Richard Pollet, Christine Myers, Shona Jackson, Caro Hedge, Amy Manring, Mark Bernard, Carole Parisi, and Amy Falkowitz.
From the editorial: 
And:
* Editorial by Bonnie Reitz (i)
* Homeward Bound by Nancy Kippax, art by Ann Crouch ("Homeward bound after two weeks of duty an Deneb Six, McCoy's craft is attacked by an Orion pirate. It crashes, killing the young pilot and leaving McCoy to deal with the pirate. Is he killer or healer?") (Star Trek: TOS) (1)
* In the Spring, poem by Rhea Brainerd, art by Mary Ann Drach (10)
*Two Missing Scenes by Rosemarie Eierman, art by Steve K. Dixon (11)
* Two Lyrics by Terri Rogers, art by Vel Jaeger (14)
* To Seek Fulfullment by Crystal Ann Taylor, art by Sue Klasky (16)
*Sands of an Endless Shore by Eileen Roy, art by Beverly Zuk -- Kraith AU story, sequel to "Kirk's Challenge" in Interphase. ("As adopted grandfather, Sarek must decide whether Kirk's children should attend a traditional Vulcan school or a less harsh Federation one.") (17)
* That Vulcan by Shona Jackson, art by George Marshall (24)
* Kor by Ginny Thorn, art by Terry Lynch (25)
* A Nice Place to Visit by Rayelle Roe, art by Tony Starsquire (Star Trek: TOS) (26) 
* CREATIVE RESPONSES: Madonna and Child by Judy Morris (poem), art by Penny Hoagland and A Child Is Born by Richard Pollet (Original Fiction) (38)
*Time Enough and More by Marion McChesney, art by Gloria-Ann Rovelstad (Star Trek: TOS) (42)
*The Trouble With... by Freda Rayborn, art by Sue Klasky (Star Trek: TOS) (49)
* The Raven -- Evermore by Cathi Brown (50)
* Tellarite by Mary Ann Drach, art by Richard Pollet (51)
*Nemesis by Marla Holmes, art by Christine Myers (Star Trek: TOS) (52) 
* ART PORTFOLIO: Draw Anything You Want To... art by George Marshall, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Bonnie Reitz, Vel Jaeger, Sue Klasky, Bob Eggleton, Amy Falkowitz and Terry Lynch (72)
*Support Services by Johanna Cantor, art by Bonnie Reitz ("McCoy and Spock show that they can work together when they care for the Vulcan children who were off ship when the Intrepid was destroyed.") (Star Trek: TOS) (80)
*The Music of ST:TMP, a Critical Analysis by Mary Ann Drach (Star Trek: TOS) (99)
* Under Vader's Nose by Amy Manring (106)
* Luke's Haiku by Amy Manrig (106)
* Makin' Wookiee by Spider Robinson, art by Amy Manring (107)
* Partings by Caren Perimutter, art by Caro Hedge (108)
*Power Play by Amy Falkowitz, art by Penny Hoagland (Star Wars) (110)
* Beyond Saturn by Shona Jackson, art by Jackson (138)
 
Image:mainly3art1.jpg| from issue #3, Ann Crouch
Image:mainly3art2.jpg| from issue #3, Steve Dixon
Image:mainly3art3.jpg| from issue #3, Sue Klasky, Crystal Ann Taylor
Image:mainly3art4.jpg| from issue #3, Beverly Zuk
Image:mainly3art5.jpg| from issue #3, Tony Starsquire
Image:mainly3art6.jpg| from issue #3, Mark Barnard
Image:mainly3art7.jpg| from issue #3, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad
Image:mainly3art8.jpg| from issue #3, Christine Myers
Image:mainly3art9.jpg| from issue #3, Bonnie Reitz
Image:mainly3art10.jpg| from issue #3, Bonnie Reitz
Image:mainly3art11.jpg| from issue #3, Christine Myers
Image:mainly3art12.jpg| from issue #3, Mark Barnard
Image:mainly3art13.jpg| from issue #3, Vel Jaeger
Image:mainly3art14.jpg| from issue #3, Christine Myers
Image:mainly3art15.jpg| from issue #3, Bob Eggleton 
Image:mainly3art16.jpg| from issue #3 
Image:mainly3art17.jpg| from issue #3, Penny Hoagland
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Maine(ly) Trek 4 was published in 1986 and is 188 pages long.
* Star Wheel in the Dark, poem by D. Booker, art by Martha Lively (inside front cover)
* Editorial by Barbara Walker (i)
* The Resident Bear, poem by James Alberty, art by Karen Jeris (1)
* Friend of Foe by Diane Miskiewcz and Cinde Deren, art by Ann Crouch--Spock and McCoy are right in the middle of one of their 'discussions' when they are interrupted by an admiral on an inspection and a very unhappy Jim Kirk. The Captain decrees "No More Fights, Not One Word?" Will Spock and McCoy manage to follow orders? Will Kirk and the Enterprise be able to survive the peace? (2)
* I Am Not Spock, poem by Janis Worrell (13)
* Assignment: Enterprise by C.E. Rousch, art by Beverly Zuk--The Admiralty assigns a Starfleet psychologist to go undercover on the Enterprise and assess her personnel, to determine whether it would be better for the Fleet to spread them out among different ships. (14)
* wordsearch: McCoy's Medicines by Rosemarie Eierman (42)
* Tryst, poem by B.L. Barr, art by Melody Rondeau (44)
* puzzles by Rosemarie Eierman (46)
* By a Cat's Whiskers by Shona Jackson, art by Jackson and Terry Lunch--McCoy and Spock are given the joint responsibility for the welfare of a Snow-Cat, the property of a Klingon ambassador on his way to a cultural exchange mission to the Federation. (47)
* Schlock's Brain by Linda Slusher, art by Melody Rondeau (54)
* Sulu Anecdote by Sheila Griffin (60)
* Officer Material by Karen Chobot Hunter, art by Gennie Summers--Admiral Kirk takes an interest in personnel, and becomes involved in helping some young nonhuman officers adjust to Starfleet. (61)
* Aggrandizment, poem by Lynne Fontaine (74)
* untitled poem by Melanie Athene, art by Caren Parnes (75)
* Prelude by Ginna LaCroix, art by TACS (76)
* Words that Hurt Us Both, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (94)
* For Edith, poem by Kathy Resch (95)
* From Sarek's Private Journal, poem by Shona Jackson (96)
* A State of Continuance by Beth Carlson, art by Christine Myers (97)
* An Arid Sorrow, poem by Vel Jaeger, art by Jaeger (110)
* Mirror Chapel, poem by Kathy Resch, art by Vel Jaeger (111)
* Mirror Amnesty by Flora Poste, art by Suzan Lovett. Mirror universe: Returned to their own universe, Kirk must learn to deal with his new life as a renegade while coming to terms with his and Spockʼs changing relationship. Prequel: Brotherʼs Keeper by D. T. Steiner in Rigel #3. Sequel: Mirror Awakening. (also in Mirror Universe Alternates) (Star Trek: TOS) (116) 
* Mirror Awakening by Flora Poste, art by Suzan Lovett. Mirror universe: Kirk and Spock are alone at Spockʼs parentsʼ home on Vulcan where Kirk finally comes to terms with his new life. Prequel: Mirror Amnesty. Sequel: Mirror Antecedents. (also in Mirror Universe Alternates) (Star Trek: TOS) (126) 
* Death's Crystal Kingdom by Eileen Roy and Mary Ann Drach--Set in the "Kirk's Challenge" Kraith subseries, following "Sands of an Endless Shore" in issue #3. Kirk's children Jai and Embry are the last members of an overthrown royal family, and their enemies have hired a clever assassin to kill them. Possibly the last Kraith story. (140)
* Memory, poem by Janis Worrell (155)
* The Talman: Koda Ovida by Barry B. Longyear, art by Bob Eggleton (156) Science Fiction
* Perceptions, poem by C.E. Roush (178)
* Portfolio: poetry and graphics by James Alberty and Caro Hedge (179)
* Toni Cardinal-Price: A Remembrance by Barbara L.B. Storey (186)
* Our Memories Alone, poem by Toni Cardinal-Price (187)
* Hero, poem by Syn Ferguson, art by Ann Crouch (188)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
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Category:1979 ZinesCategory:1980s