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The A-Files

You may be looking for The A-Team File.
The A-Files is a gen 116-page crossover anthology.
It features three stories and one article on connections among X-Files, A-Team and Nowhere Man. It also includes a long A-Team/X-Files/Nowhere Man crossover.
==From a Submission Request==
==Contents==
* Strange Bedfellows by Irene Snyder Schwarting ("B.A. looked skeptical. "That's a flying saucer? Don't look like no UFO to me.") (3)
* Agenda by Brandon Kaonohi ) ("Captain Murdock?" asks Scully. "No, I am," replies Murdock. "Uh . . . we're Federal Agents. I'm Dana Scully and this is Fox Mulder.") (17)
* The X Degrees of Separation by Michele Lellouche ("Think this 'zine is far-fetched? Check out the real-life connections between the A-Team and the X-Files, and you might not think so anymore..." an article and chart) (35)
* Through the Thin Veil by Sockii ("'You're a dead man, Hannibal! Dead! And then that foo' Murdock!' Hannibal warily approached the large man and tried to reason with him. Tom looked nervously at Face, who appeared about ready to run for it, even though there was nowhere to really go on the small plane.") (38)
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
 
Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:1996 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The A-Slash Archive

is a fanfiction archive for slash about the A-Team tv series, which ran from 1983-1987. The archive was originally made for stories posted on the A-Slash Yahoo group. Most of the stories are Face/Murdock; almost all of them are paired with Face.
==Authors==
*Corky
*Darth Stitch
*Elamae
*Elizabeth Kent
*G Richmond
*Georgia
*HannibalFan52
*Jullian Gray
*Karen
*Kimberly
*Red
*Stiney
*Susie Owens
*Tribi
*Trista
Category:The A-Team Websites
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2009 Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The A-Team: We're on the Jazz Now

The A-Team: We're on the Jazz Now was a fan-mixed cassette tape of what she felt to be A-Team-related music compiled by Nicole P.
==About==
==Contents==
Key: Taken off videotape (**)
from official soundtrack (^)
The A-Team: We're on the Jazz Now - Side One
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* Walla Walla Bing Bang!**
* Young Hannibal^
* One Way or Another (Blondie)
* Working on the Dishline**
* Let's Get Busted^
* I'm the Face (The Who)
* Surfin' USA**
* Surf City**
* Bend in the River Rhumba**
* I Love the Smell of...**
* Revolution (The Beatles)
* Trouble on Wheels**
* Move Away (Culture Club)
* It's a Local Dialect**
* Banditos (The Replacements)
* I've Got a Plan**
* Not Fade Away**
* Let it Go**
* The Chairman of the Board**
* Dare to be Stupid (Weird Al)
* Superfreak (Rick James)**
* The A-Team in NYC^
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The A-Team: We're on the Jazz Now - Side Two
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* 5th Season Theme**
* Dreamline (Rush)
* The Tank**
* See You Later, Aligator**
* Dedicated Follower of Fashion**
* Jackpot!**
* Baby You're a Rich Man (The Beatles)
* Into My Heart**
* Karma Chameleon (Culture Club)
* Pecos Bob Steele and the Three Blind Mice**
* The A-Team Prepares for War^
* Roxanne**
* Demolition Man (The Police)
* Calling Bigfoot**
* I'm a Lumber Jack**
* 1st Season Theme**
* One More Time**
* Eve of Destruction**
* Opposites Attract**
* Friend is a Friend (Pete Townsend)
* Super-Extended End Theme**
* The End...?**
==References==
Category:Audio
Category:The A-Team
Category:1997
The A-Team Fan Fiction Archive

The A-Team Fan Fiction Archive was an A-Team fanfiction archive. It was maintained by Gatorella for The A-Team Fanfic Mailing List.
The archive was a member of The A-Team Webring and it was hosted by GeoCities.
Stories were grouped by rating with G, PG & PG13 being in one group and R & NC17 (adult) being in the other. Within these two rating groups stories were sorted by author.
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Category:The A-Team Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s Archives
The A-Team Fan Society

We do it for the Jazz.
The A-Team Fan Society is a German club that became a worldwide club. They printed the newsletter Baracus News, originally in German, though the language was later changed to English.
==A 1997 Announcement==
"At the end of last year I volunteered to take over an unofficial fan club
which has been around since the late 80s called the A-Team Fan Society. We
used
to have a German zine - but then I looked around and realized that it might
be the last surviving A-Team Fan Club besides this mailing list.
So - if there's enough interest from foreign countries I would be more
than glad to transform our "Baracus News" into an English zine. Everybody
out there who might be interested to join - SEND ME AN E-MAIL.
The membership fee for one year (4 issues of the Baracus News) will
range around 40 DM (airmail inside Europe), 40 DM (surface outside Europe) or
around 60 DM (airmal outside Europe). This fees might drop as soon as I've
got more than 50 people in- and outside Europe. Whatever, if there's any
money left at the end of the year it will be given back to the members as
a small X-mas present or something like that.
The Baracus News contains stories, news, focuses on the actors etc.
For further information, please send me a mail and put ATFS in the subject
- I would be glad to hear from you.
Sonja (President of the ATFS)" from On the Jazz, posted January 1997, accessed June 3, 2013 
==References==
Category:The A-Team
Category:1987 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:German-Speaking Fandom
The A-Team File

You may be looking for The A-Files.
The A-Team File is a gen A-Team information and fiction anthology. There are four issues. 
The first three are anthologies and the last issue is a novel. 
==Issue 1==
The A-Team File 1 was published in October 1983 and contains 50 pages.
* All That Jazz, editorial (3)
* File Notes: The A-Team (4)
* George Peppard (5)
* Banacke - Episode Guide (7)
* Ah, Colonel Lynch! How Nice to See You Again! by Linda Hepden (Knight Rider crossover) (9)
* Dwight Schultz (21)
* Technicolor Starts Here by J.A. Mortimore (22)
* A-Team Quiz (25)
* Dirk Benedict (26)
* Dialogue: Black Day at Bad Rock by J.A. Mortimore (29)
* The A-Team Wordsearch, compiled by Kerry Anderson (34)
* Mr. T (36)
* The Eye of the Tiger (38)
* Just a Little Liberation by Jita (40)
* Chance Encounter by Linda Hepden (45)
* Melinda Culon (46)
* An Undercover Story by C.C. Connors (46)
* Quiz/Wordsearch Answers (50)
*Having the Last Word (50)
==Issue 2==
The A-Team File 2 was published in April 1984 and contains 52 pages.
* Editorial -- All That Jazz (3)
* George Peppard Update (4)
* Just Passing Through by C.S. Armitage (5)
* Mr T Update (19)
* Goodbye, Ruby Tuesday by A.S. Lawrence (20)
* Dwight Schultz Update (25)
* Hook, Line and Sinker by Sally Jones (28)
* Poem: The A-Team by Heather Bradshaw (33)
* Dirk Benedick Update by Marla Heasley (34)
* Poem: Things Were Never Like This in Fort Bragg by A.S. Lawrence (35)
* Musing: Bad Time on the Border by DC (36)
* Incident in a Death Camp by Janet Ellicott (37)
* A-Team Minus One by DC (41)
* Home Thoughts from a Broad by J.A. Mortimore (42)
* Melinda Culea Update (45)
* Logic Problem: All in a Day's Work by Crazy Charlie (46)
* 'Twas the Night Before Christmas by A.S. Lawrence (47)
* Club/Zine Advertisements/Afterwords (52)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The A-Team File 3 was published in April 1985 and contains 55 pages.
* Editorial -- All That Jazz (2)
* Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? by Theda (3)
* Safe and Secure by C.S Armitage. (5)
* A-Team Puzzle (13)
* Birdman by Stephanie Lucas (14)
* Every Dog Has Its Day by D. Fittes (15)
* Black is Beautiful by Sally Jones (17) (Knight Rider crossover)
* A Look Inside (45)
* Saigon-An Eye-Witness Account by Judy Wrighton (46)
* Well, Maybe Next Year by Loot (49)
* assorted limericks by Crazy Charlie
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
The A-Team File 4 was published in March 1986 and contains a single 54-page novel by J.A. Mortimore called "Mary's Boy Child."
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The A-Team Lending Library

The A-Team Lending Library is, an online based lending library for A-Team zines and resources such as DVDs, tapes, and TV scripts. Due to the popularity of actor Dirk Benedict, who portrayed Face, the lending library also included some material from Battlestar Galactica (1978), where Benedict portrayed the character, Starbuck.
The catalog is here. It was last updated June 9, 2007.
==Abbreviations in the Catalog==
Category:The A-Team
Category:Offline Spaces
Category: 1995 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:GeoCitiesCategory:Print Zine Archives
The A-Team Story Board

The A-Team Story Board, or ATeamSB-2, was a fanfiction mailing list in The A-Team fandom. It had 269 members. It was most active in the mid-2000s, with the last post being in 2019.
Group description:
Category:The A-Team
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
The AD's Office Interview: BDSM in M/Sk Fiction: Diana Williams, Kassandra and Xanthe

The AD's Office Interview: BDSM in M/Sk Fiction: Diana Williams, Kassandra and Xanthe is a chat. 
 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: Crossover Authors: rac, BlueMohairbear, The Riticulan Amanuesis, Lianne, and Little Eva

The AD's Office Interview: Crossover Authors: rac, BlueMohairbear, The Riticulan Amanuesis, Lianne, and Little Eva is a chat. 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews.
You can read it here: 
 
 part two; reference link 
==References==
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: From Lovers of Women to Lovers of Men: Frogdoggie, Mik, MJ, Katherine F., and ARL

The Ad's Office Interview: From Lovers of Women to Lovers of Men: Frogdoggie, Mik, MJ, Katherine F., and ARL is a chat. 
The interview has the subtitle: "Het males and lesbians writing m/m slash fiction."
It is part of a series. See The Ad's Office Interviews.
You can read it here:
 
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: New Authors: Alicia, Drovar, JiM, Donna Milan, MJ, Valeanna, Te, and Viridian5

The AD's Office Interview: New Authors: Alicia, Drovar, JiM, Donna Milan, MJ, Valeanna, Te, and Viridian5 is a chat. 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews.
 
The focus is slash and The X-Files.
Note: one fan's name is spelled two ways: "Drover" and "Drovar."
You can read it here:
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: Penises and Pens: Riticulan, SpookyBear, and UnChuck

The AD's Office Interview: Penises and Pens: Riticulan, SpookyBear, and UnChuck was a chat conducted in 1998.
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews.
Riticulan and SpookyBear do almost all of the talking, UnChuck is mostly silent.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: The Boys Night Out: Some Members of the Male Slash Fans Mailing List

The AD's Office Interview: The Boys Night Out: Some Members of the Male Slash Fans Mailing List is a chat. 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews.
Topic discussed: condoms and safe sex in slash fiction, feminizing men and domestic fiction, women writing slash, things that are hot, TPTB and homoerotic subtext, and much more.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category: Sentinel Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: The Use of Humour in X-Files and other Fanfic: Halrloprillalar, Holmes, Viridian5, and Wombat

The AD's Office Interview: The Use of Humour in X-Files and other Fanfic: Halrloprillalar, Holmes, Viridian5, and Wombat is a chat. 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews. 
You can read it here:
 
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: Threesomes in X-Files Slash Fanfiction: Merri-Todd Webster, Xanthe, JiM, MJ, and Drovar

The AD's Office Interview: Threesomes in X-Files Slash Fanfiction: Merri-Todd Webster, Xanthe, JiM, MJ, and Drovar is a chat. 
 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews. 
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interview: Zine Publishers: Celeste, Seah, Jo Ann McCoy, Sugar Rush, Aqualegia, and Lynda

The AD's Office Interview: Zine Publishers: Celeste, Seah, Jo Ann McCoy, Sugar Rush, Aqualegia, and Lynda is a chat. 
 
It is part of a series. See The AD's Office Interviews. 
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
The AD's Office Interviews

The AD's Office Interviews is a series of fan interviews with X-Files fans conducted in 1998-2000.
==The Series==
* The AD's Office Interview: BDSM in M/Sk Fiction: Diana Williams, Kassandra and Xanthe
* The AD's Office Interview: Crossover Authors: rac, BlueMohairbear, The Riticulan Amanuesis, Lianne, and Little Eva
* The AD's Office Interview: Ethan Nelson aka Mallory Klohn
* The AD's Office Interview: From Lovers of Women to Lovers of Men: Frogdoggie, Mik, MJ, Katherine F., and ARL
* The AD's Office Interview: Halrloprillalar
* The AD's Office Interview: Kassandra
* The AD's Office Interview: New Authors: Alicia, Drovar, JiM, Donna Milan, MJ, Valeanna, Te, and Viridian5
* The AD's Office Interview: Penises and Pens: Riticulan, SpookyBear, and UnChuck
* The AD's Office Interview: Rosalita
* The AD's Office Interview: The Boys Night Out: Some Members of the Male Slash Fans Mailing List
* The AD's Office Interview: The Use of Humour in X-Files and other Fanfic: Halrloprillalar, Holmes, Viridian5, and Wombat
* The AD's Office Interview: Threesomes in X-Files Slash Fanfiction: Merri-Todd Webster, Xanthe, JiM, MJ, and Drovar
* The AD's Office Interview: torch
* The AD's Office Interview: Zine Publishers: Celeste, Seah, Jo Ann McCoy, Sugar Rush, Aqualegia, and Lynda
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
 
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
The AOL FoLCs Fanfic Archive

The AOL FoLCs Fanfic Archive was a Lois and Clark fanfiction archive. 
==Authors==
*Leslie Cohen/Lisland2
*Jennifer Eagan/JEAGAN
*Lily/Lily619891
*Jana Lippe/Suzy Zoo
*Jenni Neughbauer/Supermigit
Category:Lois and Clark
The ARC

The ARC is a fanfiction efiction archive for Primeval. Founded by Purpleyin in February 2008, it was hosted at the address www.primevalarchive.co.uk/ until 2014, when due to the founder's impossibility to maintain it, it went offline. The ARC included 1494 works for 96 creators and 446 users and hosted challenges where creators could submit their works. The archive welcomed all types of works and pairings pertaining to the Primeval show, with the exclusion of underage and RP fictions.
==History==
In April 2023, it was announced that The ARC would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.
The ARC is moving to the AO3 (Accessed 25 April, 2023)
The import was completed in November 2023.The ARC on Open Doors site (Accessed 25 April 2023)
==References==
Category:Primeval
Category:2008 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:EFiction
The ARchive

The ARchive (sometimes called The AR Archive) is an archive for Alex Rider fanfiction. 
The archive is private and to read & review stories you have to be an authorised member. For membership it's necessary to contact the site admin and include age and desired username in the message.
The archive can be browsed by "Most Recent", "Authors", "Categories", "Titles", "Series", "Challenges", "Top Tens" and "Search".
According to the site info it has 1995 members, 8 series and 140 stories.
RPF and crossover fics with the books of P.N. Elrod, Raymond Feist, Terry Goodkind, Laurell K. Hamilton, Anne McCaffrey, Robin McKinley, Irene Radford, Anne Rice, and Nora Roberts/J.D. Robb are not allowed.Submission Rules. (Accessed 05 April) 
==Categories==
Archive categories include:
*Fests & challenges* [39]
*Action/Adventure [48]
*Angst [63]
*Crack [6]
*Drabble [11]
*Friendship [27]
*Humour [16]
*Hurt/Comfort [24]
*Het [0]
*Mission [15]
*Mystery [11]
*Parody [1]
*Romance [3]
*Slash [31]
==Affiliates==
Affilialtes include:
*AlexRider.net
*AlexRider100 - LiveJournal community
*Flash Rider (flash_rider) - LiveJournal community
*SpyFest (spy_fest) - LiveJournal community
*yassen_alex - LiveJournal community
==References==
Category:Alex Rider
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2009 Archives
The ASCEM community

the ASCEM community was a post by Emily Salzfass in 1998 to alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated.
==Topics Discussed==
* being a newbie
* fandom and social hierarchy
* BNFs
* Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: VOY, Star Trek: DS9
* TrekSmut University
* the cycles of fannish interest 
==The Post==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:1998 Meta
The Absinthe Heart

The Absinthe Heart is a Star Trek: DS9 story by Seema that focuses on the characters of Ezri Dax and Quark
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
The Absurd Season

Absurd Season is a 29-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) graphic novel by P.S. Nim.
The title is a pun on "The Third Season."
==Summary==
Vincent is weepy and sad; he tells Father: "I got her pregnant and she's mad at me." Father is incredulous and asks how it happened. Vincent replies, "I don't know. I slept through most of it... Except for one part...We watched a flower open." Father decides he'd better read more about flowers.
Meanwhile, Catherine is under the care of Gabriel at a home for unwed mothers. He treats her well, and hopes to use her as bait to capture Vincent.
Father is so engrossed in his flower books that he doesn't pay much attention to Vincent as he is injured over and over again.
Vincent reads terrifying, violent, and racist stories to children, perhaps poking fun at fans' belief he'd be a good father.
Catherine is shown reading a book with the title: "Don't Kiss the Fans When Your Fangs are In," a memoir by Ron Perlman. Shout-out: it has an introduction by "Dorothy Cestaro," who is a fan.
Vincent meets Diana Bennett in the tunnels. She is obsessed not by him, but by finding clues.
The baby is delivered, both of Catherine, and then to the tunnels. Vincent (and presumably the baby) are killed. But wait...
It's all a dream. Vincent has slept through the third season, not unlike the Dallas Dream Season.
Fade to black (er, falling autumn leaves) and a hint at a kiss.
==Sample Interior==
File:absurdseason-1.jpg| Vincent can do nothing but cry
File:absurdseason-2.jpg|whimper, choke, bawl, sob
File:absurdseason-3.jpg| commentary on The Beauty and the Beast Consummation Scene
File:absurdseason-4.jpg| Vincent, full of arrows
File:absurdseason-5.jpg|Vincent sits on Father's lap and cries
File:absurdseason-6.jpg|Diana the detective
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Fancomics
The Acacia Archive

The Acacia Archive is exclusively a NoRomo (No Romance) archive.The archive has an associated recs community on LiveJournal: noromo_xfrecs.
In the 1999 Noromo Values interview Sonja said The Acacia Archive was about 2 months old and described her motivation for creating the site:
==Authors==
*Ainon
*Amperage
*Anna Otto
*Beaker
*Branwell
*CSlatton
*dee_ayy
*Greten, Mary
*Johnson, Allison
*Karoshi
*Livengoo
*Mallory Allen
*Maraschino
*Maryanne
*Cara S
*Swenglish
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category: 1999 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
The Academy (Forever Knight faction)

The Academy is a minor faction within Forever Knight fandom who are fans of Aristotle, a vampire who appeared in the Season Two episode, "Forward Into the Past".
==Faction History==
As a faction, the Academy is perhaps best described as embryonic. Its founders, Cleo and Presence, presumably announced it with hope. They created a small faction site on 29 August 1999 to advertise their new faction, and included Cleo's e-mail address in the hope of whipping up sufficient interest to form a proper mailing list. 
The site had a small guestbook, which hardly anyone signed. Indeed, the Academy seems not to have attracted new members; and after a few months Cleo and Presence never took it further. The faction website was last updated on 3 October 1999. 
==Faction Icon==
In 2012, Greer Watson created an icon for The Academy as part of her project to create a set of icons for all the Forever Knight factions. As the faction has no official symbol, the design composits a screen capture of Aristotle with pictures intended to represent him: a contemporary computer (for his '90s office), a messy-looking stack of folders (for his '50s office), and a rubber stamp "in honour of a stunning view of a table full of similar ones, presumably used to add versimilitude to forged documents".
==References==
Category:1996
The Academy (Forever Knight website)

The Academy is the eponymous website for a minor faction within Forever Knight fandom who are fans of Aristotle, a vampire who appeared in the Season Two episode, "Forward Into the Past". 
Contact information is given for the two website owners, Cleo and Presence, who clearly started the site with high hopes, stating that "this is a brand new faction and we don't have much here yet. We will have fanfic on this site soon."On the site's homepage. However, the site was last updated 3 October 1999, mere months after it was started. 
Apart from the e-mail addresses of the owners, and a quotation about Aristotle taken from These Our RevelsAmazon page for These Our Revels by Ann Hathaway-Nayne (NY: Berkley, 1998). (one of the Forever Knight tie-in novels), the only other thing on the site is a small screen capture archive, primarily focusing on Aristotle. 
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
The Academy (Star Trek: TOS zine)

For things with a similar title, see Academy.
The Academy is a gen Star Trek: TOS club zine. 
According to a 1973 STW Directory, it was published three times a year, and it contains "shorts, poetry, ads, and articles." It was edited by Marel Lilek. 
One issue contains a reprint of the story The Garden Was a Wild.
==Issue V.2 N.1==
Academy v.2 n.1 was published in January 1973 and contains 47 pages. The front cover is by Najunayupi and called "Turnabout Intruder." The back cover is by Rebecca Cope and the interior illos are by M. Lelik.
* Afterthought by Mary Lelik (2)
* As Morning Shows the Day by Debbin Crawford (3)
* Lifer, Tantalus (10)
* Horatio (11)
* Lest We Forget by Marel Lelik (12)
* Weaving Deception by Mary Lelik (16)
* Bye, Lt. Andromeda Telstar by Lt. Andromeda Telstar (26)
* Star Trek Returns by Randy J. Smith (27)
* Cygnet VIV by Rebecca Cope (30)
* Flight (38)
* Warrior's Song (38)
* Empyrean Assemblage (39)
Image:academy1973-1.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1, from the long article about television rating, schedules, and analysis
Image:academy1973-2.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1, from the long article about television rating, schedules, and analysis
Image:academy1973-3.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
Image:academy1973-4.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
Image:academy1973-5.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
Image:academy1973-6.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
Image:academy1973-7.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
Image:academy1973-8.jpg|inside page from v.2 n.1
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category: 1973 Zines