A Dozen Points in Time

A Dozen Points in Time is a gen Quantum Leap anthology with five issues. 
Almost all of the fiction is by Carol Davis.
The issues are meant to be read in order.
==Issue 1==
A Dozen Points in Time 1 was published in Spring 1993 and contains 256 pages.
* Prologue: The Starbright Project (Feb 1, 1986) by Carol Davis
* Sex, Lies and Chemical Dumps (June 16, 1984) by Carol Davis
* God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman (Dec 24, 1999) by Carol Davis
* Kidnapping Charlie (July 17, 1979) by Carol Davis
The Other Side:
* One Man and a Baby (Nov 24, 1982) by Carol Davis
* Interim: What Love Means (Feb 14, 2000) by Carol Davis
* Sabrina (July 12, 1992) by Carol Davis
* Interim: The Lady in Red (April 11, 2000) by Carol Davis
* The Needs of the One (Aug 3, 1963) by Carol Davis
* Do Not Leap Gently... (July 10, 1989) by Carol Davis
* Epilogue: Project Quantum Leap (Aug 8, 2000) by Carol Davis
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
A Dozen Points in Time 2 was published in 1993 and contains 280 pages.
It was illustrated by Phyllis Savacool, Sharon Reynolds, and Kate Nuernberg.
* Alternative Reality (Apr 15, 1995) (1)
* Memory Once Rewritten (May 1, 1995) (16)
* Idolbreaker (July 5, 1986)
* Home (Nov 25, 1969) (77)
* Hello Again, Hello (June 5, 1997) (81)
* Remembrance (Aug 8, 1997) (110)
* Midnight on a Country Road (Sept 2, 1997) (115)
* Ruthie (Jan 20, 1978) (145)
* Measuring the Marigolds (Feb 17, 1998) (207)
* Love, Thelma (June 15, 1998) (221)
* Oh Baby, Baby (Dec 11, 1962) (225)
* The Heart's that Yet to Mend (Oct 30, 1998) (250)
* Holiday Inn (March 26, 1993) (260)
==Issue 3==
A Dozen Points in Time 3 was published in 1994 and contains 207 pages. Artwork by Phyllis Savacool.
* The Interview by Carol Davis
* He'll Come Back Again by Carol Davis
* Piano Lessons by Carol Davis
* This Cage, poem by Sally-Anne Donnelly
* An Officer and a Gentleman by Deborah A. Stressner
* Re-Crossed by C.F. Camin
==Issue 4==
A Dozen Points in Time 4 was published in 1994 and contains 215 pages.
* The Quiet Man by Carol Davis (“It’s August 8, 1994. Dr. Samuel Beckett, ‘the next Einstein’ is turning 41. The dream he’s carried with him for most of those 41 years is becoming reality in the middle of the New Mexico desert. But in spite of that, a surprise party, the good cheer and support of his friends and colleagues, there’s no ‘happy’ involved with this birthday.")
* After Midnight by Carol Davis (“Ever wonder what the Project complex is like after hours? You’ll find out, courtesy of a maintenance man who finds things ‘down below’ that he didn’t expect!”)
* Blue Christmas by Carol Davis (“Christmas in Hawaii is a far cry from Christmas in Elk Ridge, but the remaining members of the Beckett family are all together -- for what they don’t realize is the last time before The Leap.”)
* Up, Up and Away by Carol Davis (“Al’s platinum American Express card has just gought [sic] him an hour piloting a tiny plane. He’s in his glory..but his afraid-of heights partner, strapped in alongside him, is NOT.”)
* For Tommy by Carol Davis (“25 years ago today (4/8/95), Sam Beckett lost his brother...his hero...his champion. As a kid, he wanted little more than to make Tom proud of him. He’s about to find out that hasn’t changed.")
* There Was an Old Man by Carol Davis (“The first time around, eccentric old Wilford ‘Billy’ Houston died of exposure in a snowbank near the unheated shack he called his home. Nobody cared then, and nobody cares this time...except for a stranger named Sam.”)
* Flashback by Carol Davis (“How do you tell the difference between a night- mare and reality? In the middle of a terrifying night in 1997, Tom Beckett has to answer that question.”)
* A Rose for Miss Valentine by Carol Davis (“Sam leaps in to find a pair of limpid brown eyes gazing longingly into his -- and isn’t amused that the eyes belong to a boy named Ted.”)
* Hey, Sailor by Carol Davis (“‘Hey, sailor...want to buy a thirsty nurse a drink?’ A minute ago, ‘Bingo’ Calavicci was standing in an all- white room surrounded by strangers. Now he’s in his quarters at North Island, being kissed by the woman he loves. Obviously, he’s just had one hell of a trip. But to where?”)
* Jenni by Carol Davis (“There’s a silent, frightened little girl in the Waiting Room. As Al and the Quantum Leap team will discover, her fear has nothing to do with them, and everything to do with the people she left behind.”)
* And One More for the Road by Carol Davis (“Sam has Leaped into the future. Just 21 hours, but that’s far enough. How can he set things right when they haven’t happened yet?”)
* Evolutions by Carol Davis (“What goes around, comes around. It’s August 8, 1994 again -- but this time history has been changed, and when Sam arrives at a roadside dive called TACOS BURGERS COLD BEER for the party Al has arranged, there’s a surprise visitor waiting for him.”)
==Issue 5==
A Dozen Points in Time 5 was published in 1995 and contains 111 pages.
* Eyes That See Another Place (Thursday, December 31, 1953) by Carol Davis
* Between the Lines (December 31, 1974) by Carol Davis 
* Julie, Julie, Julie, Do You Love Me? (Wednesday, December 31, 1975) by Carol Davis
* Vigil (Sunday, December 31, 1978) by Carol Davis
* A Life of Cages (Une Vie En Forme De Cages) by Micheline Caputo, translated by Sherlock
* Man to Man by Jamie Greco
* Home Grown (September 1964) by Jamie Greco
* Wonderful Tonight (April 28, 1995) by Cathy Madden
* Father of the Bride (June 4, 1984) by J.P. Williams
* Letter From An Unknown Woman (March 15, 1996) by J.P. Williams
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==References==
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Category:1994 Zines