Farthest Star

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Farthest Star is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine.
==Issue 1==
Farthest Star 1 was published in January 1978 and contains 194 pages. 
The art is by Pat Stall, Kathi Higley, Kathy Carlson , Suzanne Kirwin, and Virginia Lee Smith.
* Trekkie Dreamer by Brenda Schaffer (1)
*A Private Grief by Dayle S. Palko (2)
* Observer by Dayle S. Palko (2)
* Old Tara by Leslie Fish (reprinted from Talos II #2) (3) 
* Integrity by Ellen Kobrin (41)
* My Life Decay by Ellen Kobrin (42)
* And Sorro by Ellen Kobrin (45)
* Kahswan by Jean L. Stevenson (46)
* Journey Into Obsession by Janet Rosenfeld (48) 
* Untitled by Jean L. Stevenson (66)
* poem by Henry Betancourt (66)
* A Portfolio of Klingon Fashions by Amy Harlib (67)
* Light as a Feather by Ellen Kobrin (79)
* Live Long and Prosper by Henry Betancourt (77)
* Fragments by Ellen Kobrin (78)
* A Letter April Valentine (based on The Rack) (79)
* poem by Henry Betancourt (82)
* Practical Jokester by Patricia Stevenson (83)
* Bulletin Board by Leslye Lilker (89)
* poem by Henry Betancourt (90)
* poems by Dusty Sicotte (92)
* Ambassadors by Maggie Nowakowska (93)
* Totally Unique by Jean Stevenson (reprinted from Starbase Operations #1) (94)
* poem by Henry Betancourt (103)
* Questionings by Sarah Leibold (104)
* poem by Henry Betancourt (103)
* View from the Mirror by Sarah Leibold (104)
* All the King's Horses, All the King's Men by J. Emily Vance (sequel to "The Rack" (This story deals with the continuing tragedy as seen from McCoy's point of view, as well as exploring what too much power in the hands of the wrong people can lead. It also illustrates "victory in the face of tragedy," when it's already too late for the many people involved. This is the gen version. It was published in combination with "The Rack" a few years later: The Rack & All the King's Horses, All the King's Men) (106)
Image:fartheststarart1.jpg| from issue #1, Kathy Carlson
Image:fartheststarart2.jpg| from issue #1, Amy Harlib
Image:fartheststarart3.jpg| from issue #1, Amy Harlib
Image:fartheststarart4.jpg| from issue #1, Virginia Lee Smith
Image:fartheststarart5.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Stall
Image:fartheststarart6.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Stall
Image:fartheststarart7.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Stall, an illustration of Brent and Collin
Image:fartheststarart8.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Stall
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Farthest Star 2 was published in August 1981 and is 84 pages long. 
The covers were meant to have been by Alice Jones but they were lost in the mail. Instead, the covers were by Mary Stacy-McDonald. The calligraphy is by Juanita Salicrup and lettering by Kathi Spivey. 
None of the artists are credited, something that was corrected in an errata. They are Kathy (spelled "Cathy" in the errata) Carlson, Alice Jones, Merle Decker, P.S. Nim, Virginia Lee Smith, Kathi Spivey, and Mary Stacy McDonald.
 
From the editorial: 
* All Past is Prologue by Diane Guzzo (a Surak story) (43)
* This Above All by Jean Stevenson (Sarek with Romulans) (53) 
* Heroes of the Sunlit Sky by Pat Nolan ("Kirk and Spock travel back in time to 1940, by orders, to stop Klingons from helping Germany.") (1)
*There He Sits, poem by Henry Betancourt (17)
*Questionings, poem by Sara Liebold (18)
* Time of Smoke by Eileen Roy (Mirror Spock and bondslave) (19)
*Outcast, poem by Dale Barker (21)
*The Farthest Star, poem by Carolyn Venino (22)
*Poem for My Lad, poem y by Tishri (23)
*To Edith, poem by Henry Betancourt (24)
*Mahko, poem by Sara Liebold (26)
*Tonias's Song, poem by Dayle Barker (28)
* His First Command by P.S. Nim ("(This story is dedicated to Sahaj and Jai. Someday, their fathers just might let them read it...)" ("Kirk’s memory of a toy starship bringing back when he and Spock met when they were each 5 and 7.") (29)
*Unto the Utmost Bound, poem by Dale Barker (36)
*Dust of the Dead, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (37)
*Gone Away, poem by Sara Liebold (39)
*The Sport of It, poem by Sara Liebold (40)
*Under the Surface Sheen, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (It is mistakenly credited to Sara Liebold.) (42)
*Golden Nightmare, poem by Sara Liebold (48)
*Stranger's Nativity, poem by Lucy Miner (50)
*Child of the Universe, poem by Lucy Miner (52)
* This Above All, fiction by Jean L. Stevenson (53)
*Farewell, poem by Pat Nolan (81)
* Star Notes, zine listings (82)
 
File:Farthest2int1.jpg|from issue #2, accompanying the poem The Farthest Star, Mary Stacy-McDonald
File:Farthest2innt2.jpg|from issue #2, accompanying the poem Poem For My Lady, Mary Stacy-McDonald
File:Farthest2int3.jpg|from issue #2, Merle Decker
Image:fartheststar2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Kathy Carlson
Image:fartheststar2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Stacy-McDonald
Image:fartheststar2-3.jpg|from issue #2, P.S. Nim
Image:fartheststar2-4.jpg|from issue #2, P.S. Nim
 
Image:fartheststar2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Alice Jones
Image:fartheststar2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Alice Jones
Image:fartheststar2-8.jpg |from issue #2, 
Image:fartheststar2-9.jpg|from issue #2, Kathy Carlson
Image:fartheststar2-10.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Stacy-McDonald
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1978 ZinesCategory:1981 Zines