Interstat/Issues 091-100

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==Issue 91==
Interstat 91 was published in May 1985 and contains 18 pages.
* contains a cartoon by Don Harden, no interior art
* Linda S emphasizes with Syn Ferguson: 
* Kathy C asks fans to give the movies the same realities as zines: 
* Linda S addresses Michele A and takes on the issue of Kirk and heroism: 
* Randall L has some advice for this letterzine's editor, and renews his sub: 
* the editor replies to Randall L's comment above: 
* Linda S addresses Ginzie regarding the subject of pseudonyms and criticism: 
* Karen B. B also addresses Ginzie: 
* Gennie S addresses Ginzie: 
* Randall L comments on new fans and what he feels to be an attitude: 
* A.C. Crispin addresses Jean Lorrah, one fan-writer-turned-pro to another, and Crispin offers to be a mediatory: 
* D. Booker comments on Kirk: 
* Rocco G writes of his experiences with the fan club, Starfleet: 
* Mary Ann D addresses Eric A. Stillwell's letter in an earlier issue regarding Courts of Honor which comments on a number of issues, including the trivial shot that Syn Ferguson's legal name has a small pun with the initials "K" and "S": 
* Kathleen Shelley L also addresses Eric A. Stillwell: 
* Joan V writes about criticism and the difference of opinion and Interstat: 
==Issue 92==
Interstat 92 was published in June 1985 and contains 22 pages.
* there is no interior art
* has a Kor (Klingon) cover by Fanti Dovener, she dedicates to to Fern and Carol
* there are a number of comments about the new pro book, Ishmael, see that page
* Cathy B is horrified about the rumor that Eddie Murphy may appear in the next Trek film: 
* R. Arthur P writes about Harlan Ellison: 
* Tony Wynn has a long memory, and a request: 
* Shirley Maiewski has a reminder: 
* Debbie G addresses Eric A. S: 
* Patrica Fazer L has some words for Eric A. S and his comments about Courts of Honor: 
* Cheryl B, a fan from Eugene, OR, writes: 
* Harriet S comments on new fans: 
* Joy C. M addresses Harve Bennett about diversity in Star Trek: 
* Bev C writes of the old Kirk and the new Kirk: 
* A.C. Crispin writes of pro books: 
* Michele A writes: 
* Kate D has a question about the men: 
* Rhea B writes of Interstat: 
* Debbie G addresses Ginzie's letter from a previous issue: 
* Debbie M addresses Ginzie's letter: 
* Cheryl B is excited to see that a new pro novel is on the horizon: 
*J. Elizabeth G addresses Ginzie: 
==Issue 93==
Interstat 93 was published in July 1985 and contains 18 pages.
* it contains no interior art
* there are some comments on the pro book, Ishmael, see that page
* there is a personal statement by Lynda C regarding Reflections of Honor, see that page
* Linda S is unhappy with Trek's recent scenery: 
* R. Arthur P addresses Kate D about her previous letter: 
* Eric A. Stillwell writes about revealing a fan's legal name, and of Courts of Honor: 
* Jan M. M writes about Star Trek's morality: 
* Leigh Ann M is looking for a mentor: 
* Rennie D comments on the "untouchable" Spock in some recent pro novels; 
* Leslie D. M writes of Interstat's editorial policy: 
* Joan V writes of Interstat's editorial policy: 
* Linda S writes of Interstat's editorial policy: 
* Joan V comments on pro books and a fan's right to an opinion: 
* Michele A writes of IDIC: 
==Issue 94==
Interstat 94 was published in August 1985 and contains 18 pages.
* there is no interior art and one cartoon by Don Harden
* many fans complain about the rumor that Eddie Murphy might appear in the next movie
* there are a number of comments on the pro book, Ishmael, see that page
* Gulserene D is no fan of Kirk and Spock's employer: 
* John L. W writes of gender: 
* Jo W addresses A.C. Crispin's remarks about pro novels: 
* Susan B comments on a fan club: 
* Douglas Van N writes about Starfleet, the fan club: 
* Jan M. M writes about the idea of a "fan advisor": 
* Larry N writes that he can see how a fan advisor to the Trek movies would be fraught with difficulties, but thinks it could work: 
* Mary Ann D gives a Courts of Honor update: 
* Tom L writes of Interstat: 
* the editor writes: 
==Issue 95==
Interstat 95 was published in September 1985 and contains 18 pages.
* there is no inside art
* photos by Eddie Egan, Joyce DeBoard and Linda Lakin of KC Con, Nimoy, Doohan
* several fans write about the death of Toni Cardinal-Price 
* there are comments regarding the pro book, Killing Time, see that page
* Deborah L. G asks fans to photocopy this zine for her: 
* Linda S writes about her head canon: 
* Jan M. M kicks: 
* Jan M. M comments on the discussed topic of "fan advisor": 
* Fenton H writes about a pro book: 
* Tony Wynn backs up statements made by Eric A. Stillwell: 
* Patricia R addresses Eric S regarding his previous Courts of Honor comments: 
==Issue 96==
Interstat 96 was published in October 1985 and contains 14 pages.
* photos of Roddenberry, Takei, Kelley, Bennett by Val Jaeger, no inside art
* there are more comments about Killing Time, see that page
* there are two reports by Vel Jaeger and Michele A about seeing Gene Roddenberry receive his Hollywood Walk of Fame star: they include a lot of gushing, as well as a detailed lunch/dinner menu
* Sandra H. W Q writes about her dissatisfaction with the pro novels: 
* Michele A is bemoaning the lack of conflict and the rise of complacency: 
* Terry T addresses Jan M. M: 
* Bev C reminds a fan that it wasn't Star Trek that started zines: 
 
Image:interstat96-1.jpg|from issue #96, about The Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony
Image:interstat96-2.jpg|from issue #96, about The Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony
==Issue 97==
Interstat 97 was published in November 1985 and contains 14 pages.
* it contains no interior art
* this issue is mainly one of introspection about Star Trek fandom
* Dawn E. L comments on Trek fannish slump: 
* Nancy H also comments on trends in fandom: 
* Leigh Ann M writes about Star Trek fandom, and focuses on fan age: 
* Cynthia B writes about Star Trek fandom: 
==Issue 98==
Interstat 98 was published in December 1985, postmarked January 1986 and contains 16 pages.
* art by Nan Lewis, Heather Firth and Vel Jaeger
* there are some comments about Killing Time, see that page
* Mary A. S is angry after hearing of another's fan's travails with Paramount regarding Star Trek videos he has bought that have faded colors and misplaced trailers: 
* Richard Arnold writes his first letter to Interstat and offers some information on the video tapes that Douglas H has been complaining about: 
 
* Jeanne C has this response to why fandom has felt to many to be complacent: 
* John L. W comments on the continuing subject of fandom lethargy: 
* D. Booker comments on another hot topic in Interstat, that of Jim Kirk becoming less of a hero/acting in cruel or careless ways or Jim Kirk changing as he ages in a realistic way: 
* Mark C. H also comments on the changing character of Jim Kirk: 
==Issue 99==
Interstat 99 was published in January 1986, postmarked February 1986 and contains 14 pages.
* there is no interior art
* Ouida C has a project in the works: 
 
* Susan Beth S says she buys less fanzines now: 
* Karen Marie S writes of the pro books: 
* Lisa W feels Trek fandom needs a cause to get fannish juices flowing: 
* Joan Marie V writes of the Hugo Awards: 
* Gennie S writes of the Challenger space shuttle disaster: 
* Terry Sue S also writes of the Challenger: 
* Douglas H writes of the Challenger: 
* Debra S urges other fans to use their powers: 
==Issue 100==
Interstat 100 was published in February 1986 and contains 18 pages.
* there is no interior art
* there are comments on Killing Time, see that page
* there is a long, free-form, stream of conscious letter about the Challenger disaster
* this issue has an open letter by a zine editor, see Open Letter by Helena Seabright Regarding "Alien Brothers"
* there are many letters congratulating Teri Meyer on the 100th issue of the letterzine
* the editor writes: 
* Harriet S writes: 
* Debbie M writes of fandom apathy: 
* Harriet S addresses Lisa W regarding the topic of contributor copies: 
* A.C. Crispin writes of Trek fandom and personal need: 
* Linda S feels she has said enough about the third movie ("And after two years, more or less, I have HAD enough of THIS! It's been fun, but as of now I'm going to drop ST III (you're welcome) and go on to other things.") and brings up another topic: 
* Lisa W writes that she's had her fill of Challenger fannish tributes: 
* Shirley Maiewski makes a comment about gender: 
* Larry N licks his wounds a bit about the comments in Interstat about a Star Trek fan advisor and remarks on the letter by Richard Arnold: 
* Nancy H would like to see some forward thinking regarding gender and race in Star Trek: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1986 Zines