Archives (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Archives is a gen Star Trek: TOS reprint anthology with seven issues. The front covers are all by Hans Dietrich.
==The Zine's Mission==
From the editorial from Archives #1: 
From the editorial from Archives #2: 
From the editorial in R & R #5, the editor reiterates the plan to attempt to print the stories that had been mentioned or discussed in Star Trek Lives!: 
==Issue 1==
Archives 1 published in Winter 1978 (reprinted Winter 1980) and contains 92 pages. There is a reprint version (from T'Kuhtian Press?), claiming to be from Winter 1980, but which contains only the first half of the original Archives 1, i.e. the first 50 pages. This version includes the full table of contents, even though it has only the first four stories, and it has the same cover, even though it's advertising stories and articles that aren't there. 
The illustrations are by Hans Dietrich and Carrie Rowles.
* Tower of Terror by Jennifer Guttridge (reprinted from Tricorder Readings) (3)
* The Price Of A Handful Of Snowflakes by M. L. Barnes [reprint from Impulse #5, also in A Handful of Snowflakes] (23)
* Domestic Scene With Sehlat by Jean Lorrah (reprinted from Sol Plus 3, also in NTM Collected 1) (28)
* Clair de Lune by Connie Faddis (reprinted from The Other Side of Paradise #1, also in Computer Playback #5) (47)
* Special Features For The New Fan:
** (1) So You Want to Be a Fan Artist! by Beverly C. Zuk (51)
** (2) How to Break into Treklit by Johanna Cantor (53)
** (3) The Other Stories Mentioned in Star Trek Lives! (56)
** (4) How Can I Get In Touch With Other Fans (58)
** (5) Kraith by Frances Zawacky (60)
* For the Love of Spock by Frances Minnick (61)
* After The Stars Are Gone by Cheryl D. Rice (reprint from Beta Niobe Revisited) (63)
* Le Coeur A Ses Raisons (poem) by Frankie Jemison (69)
* Once More, With Feeling by Johanna Cantor (reprint from Furaha #3) (70)
* Intrepid Incident by D.T. Steiner (reprint from Metamorphosis #1) (79)
* Nessie by Gerry Downes (from Stardate Unknown, also in The Best of Scotty) (81)
* Nice While It Lasted by Caroline Nixon (reprinted from Log Entries #8) (87)
File:Archives_1_sehlat_Lorrah.JPG‎|Interior art in issue #1 for "Domestic Scene With Sehlat" by Carrie Rowles
File:archivesone1.jpg|interior art in issue #1, Carrie Rowles
File:archivesone2.jpg|interior art in issue #1, Hans Dietrich
File:archivesone3.jpg|interior art in issue #1, Hans Dietrich
File:archivesone6.jpg|interior art in issue #1, sample text
File:Archivesone4 .jpg|interior art in issue #1, Carrie Rowles
File:archivesone5.jpg|interior art in issue #1, Carrie Rowles
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Archives 2 was published in Summer 1978 and contains 82 pages.
From the editor: 
* The Hunted and the Hunters by Anna Mary Hall, art by Connie Faddis (1) (reprinted from Interphase #1)
* Cleansing Fire by Valerie Piacentini, art by Barbara M. Stults (15) (reprinted from Log Entries #9, also in Baillie Collected)
* While We Still Feel by Johanna Cantor, art by Carrie Rowles—Kirk, Spock and McCoy are called upon to help Gem and her people. They have been relocated by the Vians, but their culture is not thriving. (27) (reprinted from Probe #8) (15 pages)
* Alternative Intrepid Incident by Anna Walker, art by Susan Ceci (43) (reprinted in Computer Playback #6)
* Intrepid Incident: Another View by Kay Miller Brown—Kirk empathizes with Spock when he announces the destruction of the Intrepid. (50)
* Paternity Order by Beth Hallam, art by Carrie Rowles (51) (reprinted from Alnitah #1)
* The Once and Future Enterprise by David S. Jennings, art by J.E. Fleming—A time travel mishap sends the Enterprise eighteen years into the past, just in time to cross paths with Pike's Enterprise during a deadly battle with the Klingons. (60)
* Last Tag by Sharon L. Parkos—Spock and McCoy are trapped by a rockfall and running out of air. This fails to stop them from arguing. (73)
* Red, White and Blew by Anna Mary Hall, illustration of Chekov by Alice M. Newsom—Chekov is confused by the crew's plans for the Fourth of July. (reprinted from One Trek Mind #2) (79)
File:archives2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
File:archives2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
File:archives2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Barbara M. Stults
File:archives2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Barbara M. Stults
File:archives2-5.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Carrie Rowles
File:archives2-6.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Carrie Rowles
File:archives2-7.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Susan Ceci
File:archives2-8.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Carrie Rowles
File:archives2-9.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Carrie Rowles
File:archives2-10.jpg|inside page from issue #2, J.E. Fleming
File:archives2-11.jpg|inside page from issue #2, J.E. Fleming
File:archives2-12.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Alice M. Newsom
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Archives 3 was published in Summer 1979 and contains 94 pages.
* Research by Anna Mary Hall, art by Dale Holman (reprinted from Impulse #5) (3)
* Afterward by Jan Mike (22)
* What's Under There by April Wright (24)
* Letter: the set of Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Susan Stephenson (25)
* Gold Towards the Golden by Cheryl Rice, art by Susan Ceci (30) (reprinted from Berengaria #8)
* Get That Lollipop Out of My Computer by Leslye Lilker and Linda Silverman, art by Doug Drexler [not Herring, as in the TOC] (48) (reprinted from IDIC #2) (The crew of the Enterprise, except for Chapel and Spock, are deaged. Guess who has to babysit?)
* The Captain's Waterbed (originally titled "Captain Kirk and His Waterbed") by K. Farnell, R. Lambert, L. Napier, art by Hans Dietrich (85) (reprinted from Menagerie #5, also in The Best of Christmas on the Enterprise)
File:archives3-1.jpg| from issue #3, Dale Holman
File:archives3-2.jpg| from issue #3, Susan Ceci
File:archives3-3.jpg| from issue #3, Doug Herring
File:archives3-4.jpg| from issue #3, Doug Herring
File:archives3-5.jpg| from issue #3, Doug Herring
File:archives3-6.jpg| from issue #3, Hans Dietrich
File:archives3-7.jpg| from issue #3, Hans Dietrich
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Archives 4 was published in the spring of 1980 and is 64 pages long, reduced offset. The front cover is by Hans, the back cover by Evallou Richardson, title art by Bev Zuk.
From the editorial: 
* Indian Summer of a Vulcan by Ellen M. Kozak, art by Stephanie Hawks (Reprint from Academy Chronicles #6 and Indian Summer and Other Seasons) (3)
* History by Alice Macneal (11)
* Aftermath (6 pages) by Johanna Cantor, art by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (Reprint from Space-Time Continuum #9 (12)
* Sequel by Johanna Cantor (Reprint from Furaha #2) (17)
* All in a Day’s Work by Johanna Cantor (Reprint from Galactic Discourse #1, also in The Best of Amanda and Sarek) (22)
* The Sociology of Star Trek: Notes on the Relationship of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Judith Gran (very early acafan work and survey, it is has a copyright of 1979 and is excerpted from a survey by Gran that had 507 questionnaires) (25)
* Operation Transplant by Lori Dell and Dale Holman (Kraith IIC) (35)
* A Spoonful of Sugar by Beth Hallam and Barbara P. Gordon (Reprinted from Alnitah #2) (45)
* Phasers (Reprinted from S.T.A.R. Base Akron Newsletter) by Jeff Johnston (53)
* A Place for Some by C.J. Chriest and Gloria-Ann Rovelstadt (54)
* Reviews of Star Trek: The Motion Picture, compiled by Ruth Breisinger (59)
* Conversation at a Navigation Console by Anna Mary Hall (Reprinted from Masiform D #4) (63)
File:archivesfourart1.jpg|interior page from issue #4, B.P. Gordon
File:archivesfourart2.jpg|interior page from issue #4, B.P. Gordon
File:archivesfourart3.jpg|interior page from issue #4, Dale Holman
File:archivesfourart4.jpg|interior page from issue #4, Stephanie Hawks
==Issue 5==
Archives 5 was published in the winter of 1980 and is 82 pages long, offset. Art by Connie Faddis, Richard G. Pollet, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Carrie Rowles, C. Marie B., Lynn Eldridge, Bev Clark, Bev Zuk, and Hans
* A Walk in the Dark (by Anna Mary Hall, art by C.R. Faddis (reprinted from Energize!) (2)
* The Explorer by Johanna Cantor and David Lomazoff, art by Richard Pollet (reprinted from Pastak #4) (16)
* Lonely Transporter Operator by Ruth Berman (reprinted from Energize!) (2)
* You Can’t Go Home Again by Debra Doyle (26)
* Encounter by Steve Barnes and Johanna Cantor, art by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (29)
* Midnight Obsession by Laura Goldsmith (33)
* Mary Sue: A Short Compendium by Paula Smith (This is the original story, A Trekkie's Tale (sans original illo) from from Menagerie, as well the letter about it by Paula Smith that was printed in Interstat #17, and Joanna Cantor's comments in "Archives." See That's Mary Sue?.) (34)
* The Gift by Lynda Carraher, art by Carrie Rowles (reprinted from Spin Dizzie #3) (36)
* Missing Element by Jeff Holt (60)
* They’re Taking My Tonsils Out by Frances Minnick, art by C. Marie B. (62)
* Who Dares Disturb Paradise? by Anna Davis, art by Lynn Eldridge (65)
* Spirit of a Starship by Bruce Melton (69)
* Time of a New Beginning by Jean Lorrah, art by B.A. Clark (reprinted from Masiform D #5; also in Fesarius #2 and The Women's List #2) (74)
* Asymmetry (reprinted from Despatch) by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (82)
File:archivesfiveart1.jpg| from issue #5, Connie Faddis
File:archivesfiveart2.jpg| from issue #5, Carrie Rowles
File:archivesfiveart3.jpg| from issue #5, Bev Clark
File:archivesfiveart4.jpg| from issue #5, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
File:archivesfiveart5.jpg| from issue #5, Connie Faddis
File:archivesfiveart6.jpg| from issue #5, Bev Clark
File:archivesfiveart7.jpg| from issue #5, sample text
File:archivesfiveart8.jpg| from issue #5, Carrie Rowles
==Issue 6==
Archives 6 was published in spring 1982 and contains 72 pages.
The editor includes a number of contacts for fans to find out more about the United States space program and includes this: 
The editor also includes an apology for this issue being a year late:
* Gardener's Craft by Connie Faddis, art by Suzan Lovett (reprinted from Energize!) (A landing party discovers a lush tropical garden on an otherwise desolate planet. They become the guests of the friendly 'gardeners' of this planet) a humanoid species with remarkable mind scanning abilities. When Kirk is injured in a rockslide, his legs must be amputated and McCoy learns that the gardeners have the knowledge to care far mare than the plants of their planet.) (3)
* The Corbomite Hustle by Diane Christiansen and Donna Smith (18)
* Parted from Me by Jean Lorrah and art by Marilyn Johansen (reprinted from Triskelion #3, also in Parted from Me and Other Stories and The Best of Pon Farr) (19)
* Thoughts by Laura Goldsmith (23)
* Star Flight by Hindman (23)
* Neither East Nor West by R. Laurraine Tutihasi (24)
* Dreams by Laura Goldsmith and Rosa Castro (41)
* Father's Day by Carol Hart (about Spock's childhood) (42)
* Parents by Carol Hart (about Spock's childhood) (48)
* A Lesson in Logic by Carol Hart (about Spock's childhood) (50) (reprinted from Captain's Log #12)
* Tomorrowbird by Hindman (52)
* The Fool's Gift by C.J. McNally and art by Barbara J. Setzer (A rare glimpse into McCoy's childhood. Why did he show such interest in the battered tricycle in the Miri episode? Learn how a young McCoy does a lot of growing up on his 5th birthday.) (53)
* Routine by Anna Mary Hall and art Mary Stacy MacDonald (reprinted from Impulse #6/7; also in Aisha Milele, Fanikiwa and Furaha #4) (56)
File:archivessixart1.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
File:archivessixart2.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Marilyn Johansen
File:archivessixart3.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Rosa Castro
File:archivessixart4.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Caz/Carol Hart
File:archivessixart5.jpg|interior art from issue #6, sample text
File:archivessixart6.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
File:archivessixart7.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
File:archivessixart8.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
File:archivessixart9.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Mary-Stacy MacDonald
File:archivessixart10.jpg|interior art from issue #6, Barbara T. Setzer
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Archives 7 was published in Fall 1983 and contains 121 pages. Artwork by Suzan Lovett, Cheree Cargill, Joyce Perdue, Sherry Veltkamp, Helen Bookman, and Carrie Rowles.
Ruth Hepner's 1981 comments about "The Stranger": 
* Executive Privilege by Mary Lee Cascio and Lois Welling, art by Suzan Lovett (reprinted from Rigel #4/5/6) (1)
* Return to Olympus by Pamela Edwards Becker (32)
* Match and Rematch by Mary Lou Dodge (reprinted from Delta Triad #1, where it was titled "How About a Raffle?") (39)
* Piece of History by Richard Pollet (reprinted from Captain’s Log #1) (56)
* Go Between by Bruce Melton (68)
* Jackie’s Mary Sue by Jacqueline A. Bielowicz (reprinted from The Cage, also in Tal Shaya #5) (71)
* Return to Fate by J. Worrell (77)
* The Stranger by Ruth Hepner and Johanna Cantor ("McCoy, expecting to be transported to the Surgeon General's Office, arrives instead on an Amish farm on Earth in the year 1777. He tries to fit into the life of the farm while hoping for rescue. Then comes the challenge of a Poliomyelitis epidemic.") (written in 1981, reprinted in Dr. McCoy's Medical Log #52 in 1990 as "Stranger Among Us") (86)
* A Civilized Man by Lynda Carraher—McCoy is on a fishing trip with an alien friend. A Ka'ardeshi kills his friend and takes McCoy captive. The Ka'ardeshi maintains that to kill is instinctive and that McCoy would kill him if he was given the chance. When the Ka'ardeshi is badly burned, McCoy proves he is a civilized man by doing his utmost to save his enemy.") (105) (reprinted from Spin Dizzie #6)
* Sweet Sorrow by Diana Walter ("Spock, promoted to the Constellation II, makes his farewells to Scott, McCoy & Kirk.") (reprinted from In a Different Reality) #5) (115)
File:archives7-1.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-2.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-3.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-4.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-5.jpg|from issue #7, S. Veltkamp
File:archives7-6.jpg|from issue #7, Carrie Rowles
File:archives7-7.jpg|from issue #7, Carrie Rowles
File:archives7-8.jpg|from issue #7, Cheri Cargill
File:archives7-9.jpg|from issue #7, Joyce Perdue
File:archives7-10.jpg|from issue #7, Helen Bookman
File:archives7-11.jpg|from issue #7, Helen Bookman
File:archives7-12.jpg|from issue #7, uncredited
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category: 1978 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines