Abode of Strife

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Abode of Strife is a Star Trek fanzine series published by Bill and Ann Hupe.
They are gen. Issues #1, #2, #3 contain R-rated K/S material, but they are anti-K/S fanworks.
Some issues are anthologies and some are novels, and they had a variety of editors.
The first issue was intended to be humorous, and the following issues "serious."
There were twenty-five regular issues and two special issues published.
==Started as a Class Project==
From issue #2: 
See more at Zine History.
==The Editor's Policies and Views on K/S and Other Content==
The editors' view on K/S appears to be complicated.
The submission guidelines published in the first issue said: "NO X-RATED MATERIAL, PERIOD!!!!! K/S (and otherwise) is acceptable as long as it is in good taste (no pun intended) and is NOT the central theme of the story."
The first issue also had a short statement by Ann Hupe called "K/S is B.S." which was derogatory and dismissive. See "K/S is B.S.".
The second and third issues included a story called "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban." It was a harsh and violent rebuke of the premise. See The Anti-Slash Story: "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban".
In issue #4, the editorial had this statement: 
From a 1986 flyer: 
==Zine History==
==Issue 1==
Abode of Strife 1 was published in 1983 (third printing January 1984) and contains 46 pages. It billed itself as a "fanzine parody (ST/SW) zines."
It contains some commentary on Kirk/Spock fiction in the essay K/S is B.S..
The third printing, due to a different typeface, contains an extra story: "Who Can Price Immortality?" It also does not include seven lines to "A Weird Visit to a Strange Planet" -- "They were considered unnecessary and would have prevented the sale of this fanzine to minors. Instead, we have a PG rating... with a dip once in a while into R."
Ann K. Meyer wrote the editorial: 
* Editorial (2)
* Good Ol' Scotty's Ship's Engineers Band, filk by Bill Hupe (3)
* A Weird Visit to a Strange Planet by Bill Hupe (4)
* The Captain's Leg by Bill Hupe, Ann K. Meyer and Bill Clifton (13)
* Spock's Lament to Pon-Farr by Bill Hupe (14)
* Art for Art's Sake by Pamela Gilbert and Ann K. Meyer (16)
* Whatever Happened to That Script Writer by Ann Meyer (21)
* The Tribbles with Troubles by Bill Hupe (23)
* The Galactic Enquirer by Bill Hupe, Ann K. Meyer, Pamela Gilbert and Bill Clifton (24)
* K/S is B.S. by Ann K. Meyer (26)
* The Toaster's Strike Back!!! (the sequel to "Hardware Wars") by Anonymous (27)
* One Day at Ye Ol' Bulletin Board on Deck 3 by Bill Hupe, Ann K. Meyer and Pamela Gilbert (34)
* Interspecies Cookery Class by Pamela Gilbert (35)
* Who Can Price Immortality by Ann K. Meyer and Bill Hupe (not in the first printing) (36)
* ad (46)
* art by Bill Hupe (front cover and back cover), John Nyroos
File:abode1back.jpg|back cover of issue #1
File:abode1-1.jpg|from issue #1
File:abode1-2.jpg|from issue #1
File:abode1-3.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Abode of Strife 2 was published in July 1984 (82 pages) (and reprinted in a different format in January 1986 (130 pages), see editorial.
The art is by Pamela Gilbert, Anne Hupe, Bill Hupe, John Nyroos, and Jeff Sutton.
Issue #2 contains a lot of anti-K/S material of the immature male variety, "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban," (and the later related "Kirk's Nightmare," "Khan's Revenge," and "Fantasy Planet Revisited") are all fanworks with a focus of punishing Kirk in horrible ways for loving and desiring Spock:
* The original #2 contains The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban 
* From both issue #2's, the humor section of "Galactic Inquirer: "Dear Spock, I'm in love with my alien first officer, but I'm male and he's too. My commanding officers frown upon homosexual relationships. What do you suggest?" Dear Commanding Officer, F**K OFF! Signed, your ex-first officer and friend, Spock"
* From both issue #2's, Triangle, vignette in which Kirk and McCoy are lovers, and jealous Scotty kills them with a phaser during sex 
* From both issue #2's, The Hotel Enterprise, filk in which Kirk is drugged and has sex with Janice Rand who turns out to actually be Spock
===Issue 2: Contents of the Original 1984 Issue (130 pages)===
 
* Editorial (3)
* Our Contributors (4)
* Who But Thine Own Enemy? by Bill and Ann Hupe, and Susan Moyle (part two of a planned series: #1: Until Death Do Us Unite, #2: Who But Thine Own Enemy?, #3: The Final Truth. It is a series of Romulan cultural stories involving Commander S'Lak. The third (and last) part was never completed.) (Star Trek: TOS) (5)
* Until Death Do Us Part (title on the table of contents), Until Death Do Us Unite (title on the story itself) by Bill Hupe (28)
* Vulcanian the Barbarian, cartoon (29)
* Speed Trap (30)
* Another Cave-In by Bill Hupe (31)
* Ye Old Bulletin Board on Deck Three by Bill and Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, Susan Moyle, Pam Gilbert, and Bill Clifton (33)
* Vulcanian the Barbarian, cartoon (34)
* Black Holes by Dianne Renzi and Bill Hupe (35)
* Vulcanian the Barbarian (41)
* Nova Sapien by Tom Provost (42)
* Triangle by Bill Hupe (42)
* Casual Conversations by Bill Hupe (43)
* And Once Again by Bill Hupe (45)
* John Nyroos Portfolio (46)
* The Motel Enterprise by Bill Hupe (48)
* Susin by Bill Hupe ("the Federation's present and future meet") (50)
* Fanzine Reviews by Bill Hupe (62)
** Prophecy of the Universe/Midnight Sun, see that page
** Zottly's Zine, see that page
* R.A.T. by Bill Hupe (64)
* The Dove by Bill Hupe (66)
* Futuremyth by Bill and Ann Hupe (73)
* At Your Service by Bill Hupe (74)
* The Hunt (76)
* Federation Starship Bumper Stickers by Bill and Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, and Bill Clifton (77)
* ?Progress? by Bill Hupe (77)
* Movie Advertisement (79)
* Marooned: Chronicles of the New Alliance by Ann Hupe (80)
* The Galactic Enquirer by Bill and Ann Hupe, and Bill Clifton (89)
* Family Feud by Bill Hupe (93)
* Magenta Paradise, vignette by Tom Provost (original science fiction) (97) 
* The Imperial Consumer Reporter: How to Clean the Protomatter Differentiator in a Landspeed Engine by Bill and Ann Hupe (tuckerizes some California State University-Fullerton professors: Smith, McCarthy, McNelly, Brastrom) (Star Wars) (98)
* The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban by Bill Hupe and Ann K.M. Hupe (100)
* Surfin' USA, cartoon (120)
* More Federation Starship Bumper Stickers by Bill Hupe, Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, and Bill Clifton (121)
* One Day on the Star Drek Set by Bill and Ann Hupe (dedicated to Dr. Willi McNelly, this is a RPF in script form, the actors and the characters do supposedly funny things) (122)
* Last Word (commentary about the upcoming issues, as well as people who hold onto your checks for a long time and make money on the interest) (124)
* Whatever Happened to that Scriptwriter by Bill Hupe (125)
* Fanzine Ads (including The Princess Tapes and As I Do Thee)
Image:abodetwo-1.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), Jeff Sutton, the dedication, and "Vulcanian the Barbarian"
File:abode2-1orig.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), John Nyroos, from "Whom But Thy Own Enemy?"
File:abode2-2orig.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), John Nyroos, from "Whom But Thy Own Enemy?"
File:abode2-3orig.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), John Nyroos, Commander Tal from "Whom But Thy Own Enemy?"
File:abode2-4orig.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), Bill Hupe, from The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban 
File:abode2-5orig.jpg|from issue #2 (130-page issue), Bill Hupe, from The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban 
 File:abodestrife3-1.jpg| from issue #2, Jeff Sutton, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-2.jpg| from issue #2, Pamela Gilbert, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-3.jpg| from issue #2, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
 
 
===Issue 2: Contents of the 1986 Reprint Issue (82 pages)===
This issue lacks the stories "Who But Thine Own Enemy?" and "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban."
* Editorial (3)
* Our Contributors (4)
*Speed Trap, cartoon (5)
* Until Death Do Us Part (on the table of contents), Until Death Do Us Unite (on the story itself), fiction by Bill Hupe ("The following is the first in a series of Romulan cultural stories involving Commander S'Lak. This series is independent of "Who But Thine Own Enemy" and of themselves.") (Star Trek: TOS) (6)
* Surfin' UFP, cartoon (8)
* Another Cave-In, ni var poem by Bill Hupe (Star Trek: TOS) (9)
* Ye Old Bulletin Board on Deck Three by Bill and Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, Susan Moyle, Pam Gilbert, and Bill Clifton (11)
* Black Holes by Dianne Renzi and Bill Hupe ("The two following short stories are in response to a question on the third Evolution exam at California State University Fullerton: "Describe a Black Hole, the trip through, and the other side." An odd question - well, it deserves odd reponses [sic]. Each student was given 1½ hours to madly write an essay. Both of the responses found below are untitled. The scientific malarky [sic] has been deleted — they got rather long-windeded [sic].") (13)
* Nova Sapien, poem by Tom Provost (16)
* Triangle by Bill Hupe (This is a harsh vignette in which Kirk and McCoy are lovers, and just as they are having R-rated sex, Scotty busts in and kills them both with his phaser.) (20)
* Casual Conversations by Bill Hupe (filk to the tune of "It's Alright, Ma, I'm Only Bleeding" by Bob Dylan) (Star Wars) (21)
* And Once Again by Bill Hupe (Space: 1999) (23)
* John Nyroos Portfolio (a drawing of a space ship) (24)
* The Motel Enterprise by Bill Hupe (filk to the tune of "Hotel California" by The Eagles) (This is about Kirk having R-rated sex with Janice Rand while presumably under the influence of a drug. His sexual partner turns out to be, ha ha, Spock.) (Star Trek: TOS) (26)
* Susin by Bill Hupe ("the Federation's present and future meet") (Star Trek: TOS) (28)
* Fanzine Reviews by Bill Hupe (39)
** Prophecy of the Universe/Midnight Sun, see that page
** Zottly's Zine, see that page
* R.A.T. by Bill Hupe (a parody name fanwork, some menstruation jokes, includes pet rats, some furry content) (41)
* The Dove by Bill Hupe (original science fiction) (43)
* Futuremyth by Bill and Ann Hupe (original science fiction) (50)
* At Your Service by Bill Hupe (Star Trek: TOS) (51)
* Alien: The Hunt, cartoon (53)
* Federation Starship Bumper Stickers by Bill and Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, and Bill Clifton (54)
* ?Progress? by Bill Hupe (vignette, dinosaurs, science fiction) (54)
* Movie Advertisement, cartoon (56)
* Chronicles of the New Alliance, chapter one by Ann Hupe (Star Wars) (57)
* The Galactic Enquirer by Bill and Ann Hupe, and Bill Clifton (short parody advice blurbs, lots of anti-gay stuff) (66)
* Family Feud by Bill Hupe (Star Wars) (70)
* Magenta Paradise, vignette by Tom Provost (original science fiction) (74)
* The Imperial Consumer Reporter: How to Clean the Protomatter Differentiator in a Landspeed Engine by Bill and Ann Hupe (tuckerizes some California State University-Fullerton professors: Smith, McCarthy, McNelly, Brastrom) (Star Wars) (75)
* More Federation Starship Bumper Stickers by Bill Hupe, Ann Hupe, John Nyroos, and Bill Clifton (77)
* One Day on the Star Drek Set by Bill and Ann Hupe (dedicated to Dr. Willi McNelly, this is a RPF in script form, the actors and the characters do supposedly funny things) (78)
* Last Word (commentary about the upcoming issues, as well as people who hold onto your checks for a long time and make money on the interest) (80)
* Whatever Happened to that Scriptwriter by Bill Hupe (81)
* Fanzine Ads (including The Princess Tapes and As I Do Thee) (82)
 
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==Issue 3==
Abode of Strife 3 was published in 1984 and contains 67 pages.
It includes the harsh anti-slash scold, The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban.
The art is by Pamela Gilbert, Jeff Sutton, and Bill Hupe.
The editors also have this plea: "We also need more subs (story, poetry, illos): Bill cannot keep writing entire fanzines by himself."
From the editorial: 
* The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban by Bill Hupe and Anne K.M. Hupe (It is an anti-slash novel: "What would have happened if the Enterprise returned to the Genesis planet to find Khan reborn as Rourke... and he has the staying power to raise Spock from the dead? Although the premise might be funny, this is a serious novel.") (Star Trek/Fantasy Island/The Price of the Phoenix fusion/crossover, includes an original character who is M'Ress's sister) (2)
* Revenge, poem by CarolMel Ambassador (22)
* Kirk's Nightmare, illustrated poem by Bill Hupe (23)
* Fantasy Planet Revisited by Bill Hupe (This story is a gruesome companion piece to "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban." In it, "Khan" offers Kirk the life of the now-dead Spock if Kirk will become permanently addicted to a terrible drug, and Kirk accepts this quickly. He and Spock are beamed down to a planet, captured, and given a Vulcan woman to rape. Spock and Kirk viciously fight, and Spock kills the woman. But lo, it is but a dream! In fact, everything is a dream, and Kirk is now hopelessly addicted, incarcerated, and, yes, Spock is still dead.) (29)
* Khan's Revenge by Bill Hupe (Kirk, now tragically addicted to cordazine in order to forget Spock's death, kills himself.) (38)
* Private Regrets, poem by CarolMel Ambassador (40)
* Word Searches (40)
* Not One But Many Voices, fiction by Bill Hupe (The Federation's changing, but Kirk isn't ready for these changes. Kirk is convicted of high treason, is publicly hung, and buried in a traitor's coffin.) (41)
* Word Search Answers (66)
File:Abode2-4orig.jpg|from issue #3, Bill Hupe, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:Abode2-5orig.jpg|from issue #3, Bill Hupe, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-1.jpg| from issue #3, Jeff Sutton, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-2.jpg| from issue #3, Pamela Gilbert, Spock and Kirk, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-3.jpg| from issue #3, from "The Wrath of Ricardo Montalban"
File:abodestrife3-4.jpg| from issue #3, Bill Hupe, from "Kirk's Nightmare"
==Issue 4==
Abode of Strife 4 was published in 1985 and contains 86 numbered pages (plus about 10 pages for ads). It is mainly a SF novel called, "First Contact, Last Contact" (written in the summer of 1983).
The editorial says the zine has no interior illustrations as their other artists were too busy, and that Bill's art is not very good.
The story "First Contact, Last Contact," includes a list at the end of songs that the fic quotes.
From the editorial, which addresses copyright, the ridiculous premise that these editors wanted to see all reviews of their zines before they were printed in other places, The Great Australian Radio Show Fiasco, as well as the slash fic in the last issue: 
From the editorial, which address readership and the story "First Contact, Last Contact: 
* First Contact, Last Contact by Bill Hupe ("The first Mars mission ends in a worldwide disaster, leaving the Earth decimated by the secrets that lie there, and two children are befriended by an alien who tries to save the human race and save his own people". Follow one group of survivors as they try to return to space across the wasteland once known as America.) (2)
* Daybreak by Melva L. Gifford (79)
* Voyeur's Club (an SF short) by Ann K.M. Hupe (80)
* an excerpt from the Star Trek: TOS story "Who But Thine Own Enemy," to be published in issue #5 (84)
* some short descriptions of what was planned for issues #6 and #7. (86)
==Issue 5==
Abode of Strife 5 was published in December 1985 and contains 75 pages. The front cover is by Michael Goodwin, interior art by John Nyroos.
From the editorial: 
* Like a Virgin by Bill Hupe (A unicorn is on the loose on the Enterprise and causing havoc. Only a virgin can calm it. Chekov asks if he can have first crack at dating the virgin afterwards. Turns out, the virgin is Spock. Kirk and McCoy play a joke and tell Spock and Chekov they have to have candlelight dinner together with Sulu as the waiter, and Uhura serenading Spock and Chekov. McCoy and Kirk have a big laugh about this scenario in Kirk's quarters while enjoying Saurian Brandy.) (2)
* Who But Thine Own Enemy by Bill Hupe, Ann K.M. Hupe, and Susan Moyle (novel, Spock and the Romulan Commander must team to defeat a threatening super race from outside the galaxy. This story was published in original issue #2.) (4)
* Here's to the Good Times by Bill Hupe (Kirk, Kang, Kor, and Spock relive memories in a bar fifty years after the galaxy-wide peace treaty.) (54)
* word searches by Lynda Vandiver (3 and 45)
* GOTCHA! by Ann K.M. Hupe, with help from Pamela Gilbert, creative expletives from Mary Broderman (playing the game "Assassin" aboard the Enterprise) (46)
* There's to the Good Times, story by Bill Hupe (54)
File:abode5-1.jpg|from issue #5, a bit from the unicorn story
File:abode5-2.jpg|from issue #5
File:abode5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Gordon Carleton, portrays one of the characters, The Romulan Commander
==Issue 6==
Abode of Strife 6 was published in May 1987. It is a 225-page novel called, "Shadows" by Bill Hupe. The art is is by Michael Goodwin, Ken DeBono, Robert Jan, Christina Kyle, Tom Howard, John Nyroos and Marie Williams.
The illustrations on pages 2, 205, 241 were originally published in Revenge of the Wind Rider, reprinted with permission. Illustration on page 6 originally published in Ni Var. 
This zine has a single poem at the end. It is by CarolMel Ambassador and is titled "Facaud."
The zine won the 1988 FanQ Award for 'Best Star Trek Zine.'
In it, Kirk is sent undercover to the Orion Confederation.
Summary from a 1987 flyer in Hypertension #12:
Image:abodeofstrife6-1.jpg|from issue #6, Tom Howard
Image:abodeofstrife6-2.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-3.jpg|from issue #6, Tom Howard
Image:abodeofstrife6-4.jpg|from issue #6, Tom Howard
Image:abodeofstrife6-5.jpg|from issue #6, Tom Howard
Image:abodeofstrife6-6.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-7.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-8.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-9.jpg|from issue #6, Tom Howard
Image:abodeofstrife6-10.jpg|from issue #6, Christina Kyle
Image:abodeofstrife6-11.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-12.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams
Image:abodeofstrife6-13.jpg|from issue #6, Ken DeBono
Image:abodeofstrife6-14.jpg|from issue #6, Marie Williams portrays M'Benga
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7==
Abode of Strife 7 was published in May 1988 (after issues #8, #9, and #10)."Just in case anybody's keeping track, Abode Of Strife is being published way out of order, This is #10, and #8 just came out. #7 and #9 are novels (Ni Var 2 and The Reluctant Jedi respectively) and editing is taking much longer than I had anticipated." from Bill Hupe's editorial in #10 and is a 100-page novel called, 'Ni Var: Reunion and Farewell' by Richard Pollet.
The illustrations are by Richard Pollet and the covers are by Christina Kyle.
A Spock/Chapel story, it is a sequel to Ni Var.
Summary: 
 
File:abode7-1.jpg| from issue #7, Richard Pollet
File:abode7-2.jpg| from issue #7, Richard Pollet
File:abode7-3.jpg| from issue #7, Richard Pollet
File:abode7-4.jpg| from issue #7, Richard Pollet
File:abode7-5.jpg| from issue #7, sample text
File:abode7-6.jpg| from issue #7, Richard Pollet
==Issue 8==
Abode of Strife 8 was published in January 1988 (before issue #9)."Just in case anybody's keeping track, Abode Of Strife is being published way out of order, This is #10, and #8 just came out. #7 and #9 are novels (Ni Var 2 and The Reluctant Jedi respectively) and editing is taking much longer than I had anticipated." from Bill Hupe's editorial in #10
This issue is a 200-page novel called, "Survivor" by Charles Weekes. Bill Hupe's catalog says it "is a SF novel written in a Star Trek vein." It is illustrated by Young and Williams.
It has a sequel called The Devourer of All Things.
Summary: 
This issue was originally going to be a novel called "Friends," that was also planned to be in issue #7, but it was shelved. The summary of "Friends" -- "Spock is stranded on an uninhabited planet, far from Federation shipping routes. Not long after arriving, he discovers a young girl, marooned from an early age when her parents crashed on the forsaken planet. When the ENTERPRISE finally rescues the two, Spock teaches his new friend how to survive in the populated Federation. She returns the favor many years later." from "Abode of Strife" #5
==Issue 9==
Abode of Strife 9 was published in 1988 and contains 225 pages. It is a Star Wars novel called, "The Reluctant Jedi" by Kristy Merill. The zine was a 1988 FanQ nominee. 
It was published in 1988 (after issue #10) "Just in case anybody's keeping track, Abode Of Strife is being published way out of order, This is #10, and #8 just came out. #7 and #9 are novels (Ni Var 2 and The Reluctant Jedi respectively) and editing is taking much longer than I had anticipated." from Bill Hupe's editorial in #10 
The zine was illustrated by Christina Kyle (covers), Patricia Young and Julie Cesari. 
It contains four poems in calligraphy by Carol Mel Ambassador.
** The Offering
** Resolution
** Compensation
** Tool
Summary: 
File:Reluctant jedi interior by Patricio Young 2.jpg| from issue #9, Patricia Young 
File:Reluctant jedi interior by Julie Cesari.jpg| from issue #9, Julie Cesari
File:Reluctant jedi interior by Patricia Young.jpg| from issue #9, Patricia Young
Image:reluctantjedi-1.jpg|from issue #9, Patricia Young
Image:reluctantjedi-2.jpg|from issue #9 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9===
==Issue 10==
Abode of Strife 10 was published in January 1988 and contains 120 pages. It was billed as our "heterosexual X-rated issue," and an age statement was required. It contains Star Trek, Star Wars, ALF, Beauty and the Beast, V, and more.
The art is by Robert Jan (back cover and interior), Kara Storm, Gennie Summers, Teegar, Marie Williams (front cover and interior), Rick Endres, Sydney Morant, and Linda Baker.
The editorial: 
* A Pon Farr Farr Better Thing by Robert Jan (3)
* Limericks by M. Perry (13)
* For Being a Little Bad by Linda Baker (V) (14)
* The Klingon Occupation Force Ballad (filk to the tune of "C 'est Moi from Camelot) by Robert Jan (24)
* Unfinished Business by L.P. Santos (Star Trek) (27)
* Beast's Beauty by Kathryn McGahan (Beauty and the Beast) (29)
* Flash Kirk the Hasty Guy, filk to the tune of "Flash Jack from Gundagi" by M. Perry (25)
* Batteries Not Included by Helen Sargent (Sex will never be the same on the Enterprise.) (Star Trek) (38)
* Ghost in the Machine by Charles Weekes, art by Rick Endres (original science fiction?) (46)
* How Do I Love Thee by M. Perry (54)
* Research/Development by Kara Storm and Sharon Taylor (Star Trek: TNG) (50)
* Juniper Comes of Age by Sydny Morant (original fiction>) (52)
* Jan's Alien Angels, art portfolio by Robert Jan (68)
* Two All Beef Patties... And a Pair of Nice Warm Buns by Ann Hupe (Star Trek: TOS) (73)
* Alf Gets Lucky by C. Nodara, art by Marie Williams (Alf/Star Wars) (He gets lucky with Princess Leia.) (87)
File:abode10-10.jpg|from issue #10, Rick Endres for "Ghost in the Machine" - Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
File:abode10-11.jpg|from issue #10, Rick Endres for "Ghost in the Machine" - Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
File:abode10-1.jpg|from issue #10, title page for Research/Development
File:abode10-2.jpg|from issue #10, Kara Storm, WD-40 is yucky as lube
File:abode10-3.jpg|from issue #10, Linda Baker for "Being a Little Bad"—the character is Ham Tyler from V
File:abode10-4.jpg|from issue #10, Robert Jan
File:abode10-5.jpg|from issue #10, Robert Jan
File:abode10-6.jpg|from issue #10, not credited
File:abode10-7.jpg|from issue #10, Robert Jan for "Batteries Not Included"
File:abode10-8.jpg|from issue #10, Robert Jan for "Batteries Not Included"
File:abode10-9.jpg|from issue #10, not credited
File:abode10-12.jpg|from issue #10, Spock "The Lean Green Logic Machine."
File:abode10-13.jpg|from issue #10, Kara Storm for Research/Development
File:abode10-14.jpg|from issue #10, Kara Storm for Research/Development
File:abode10-15.jpg|from issue #10, Sydney Morant for "Juniper Comes of Age"
File:abode10-16.jpg|from issue #10, Robert Jan for the art portfolio
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10===
==Issue 11==
Abode of Strife 11 was published in May 1988 and contains 215 pages. From the title page: "Suggested retail price: $14.00 1st class. If you paid more, you've been ripped off."
* Editorial (2)
* The Touch by PATT (3)
* How Sharp the Dragon's Tooth by Marie Williams (4)
* The Empire's Might, Beware! by Robert Jan (19)
* I Feel by Sandy Hall (20)
* Sarek - Amanda Trilogy: A Lesson Learned, Friend or Foe, Early Seeds by Michelle Perry (23)
* Sins of the Father by Aquilar (37) (Sarek is reunited with the son he's never met.)
* Priestess by Teegar (59)
* Why She is Called 'She' by CarolMel Ambassador (60)
* One Hundred Lights Away by Robert Jan (63)
* The Many Faces of James T. Kirk: Warrior by PATT (65)
* Art Portfolio (66)
* The Final Farewell by Zurreen Taj Zubairre (72)
* The Debt by CarolMel Ambassador (74) (a "finish this story" story, inviting people to finish the two page Kirk and Spock story started here.)
* Untitled by Dolly Weisberg (79)
* Merry Christmas by Nancy Lynn Hayes (78)
* The Klingon Drinking Game by Robert Jan (84)
* Jagged Edges by Betsy Fisher (86) (a poem re: Beauty and the Beast (TV))
* Dreaming by Zurrenn Taj Zubairre (89)
* A Trip to the Market by David Marks (90)
* Trio by CarolMel Ambassador (94)
* Remember by Robert Jan (96)
* A Portfolio by Christina Kyle (98)
* Posthumous Honors by Michelle Perry (102)
* The Savoring by CarolMel Ambassador (110)
* Something Great and Mighty by J. Richard Laredo (113)
* Arid Land by Teresa Sarick (129)
* Reviews by Bill Hupe (130)
* Midnight Sun by Betsy Fisher (130)
* Legende by L.P. Santos (134) (about the origins of Geordi's visor)
* Vulcan by PATT (138)
* Dreamer by Teresa Sarick (140)
* Botany Bay by Robert Jan (142)
* Under Attack by Gloria DeLeon (143)
* Untitled poem by Dolly Weisberg (145)
* The Alliance Saga: The Awakening and A Picnic on a Far Planet by Charles Weekes (148)
* Eartheagle Theme by Betsy Fisher (209)
* Someone by Teresa Sarick (212)
* art by Lois Flack, Robert Jan (front and back covers), Christina Kyle, Jeanne L. Matthews, Melody Rondeau, Linda Slusher, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Gennie Summers, Teegar, Sherry Veltkamp, Susan Perry-Lewis, Bonnie Reitz, Shellie Whild, Marie Williams and Patricia Young
File:abode11-1.jpg| from issue #11 (I dunno, pretty slashy)
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File:abode11-3.jpg| from issue #11
File:abode11-5.jpg| from issue #11
File:abode11-6.jpg| from issue #11
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==Issue 12==
Abode of Strife 12 was published in October 1988 and contains 154 pages.
From the editorial by Bill Hupe: 
* From the Asylum by Bill Hupe (2)
* Echoes by Dolly Weisberg (3)
* Soliloquy by L.P. Santos ("Spock's son is being raised on Earth by his mother, and he must cope with growing up. accepted by others but alienated from his mother. He cannot understand her attitude, nor the reasons why he must move away to Vulcan...") (4)
* It Was Fun by Patt (33)
* Starship Portfolio by Robert Jan (34)
* Aftermath by CarolMel Ambassador (38)
* I Caught a Glimpse by Dolly Weisberg (39)
* Ice Age by Teegar (42)
* The Price of Other People's Vengeance by David Marks ("An empire from the far side of the Klingons contacts the Enterprise. Their offer: to help the Federation destroy the Klingon Empire once and for all.") (44)
* Planet by Teresa Sarick (53)
* Rock of Ages by Robert Jan (54)
* The Reality by Dolly Weisberg (57)
* A Mirror Universe Quartet by M. Perry ("In the first pair of stories, the mirror-universe Ambassador Sarek attempts to thwart the human-spawned plan to rule the Empire while dodging attempts on his life, and a human school-teacher is sent to him as a nursemaid to help him through his final days. The third and forth stories, one set in the Enterprise universe, and the other in the mirror universe, consider the aftermath of-the "Mirror, Mirror" incident.") (57)
** A Question of Trust (58)
** The Final Test (74)
** To Learn Anew (80)
** McCoy's Memories (87)
* Someday by PATT (89)
* Sentiment by CarolMel Ambassador (90)
* Having the Last Word by CarolMel Ambassador (91)
* The Dragon and the Logicman by Teegar ("How does one slay a dragon when the dragon isn't interested in virgins? Leave to a lone green-skinned stranger to solve the problem in this poetic portfolio.") (92)
* Leila's Song, A Fantasy by Teri Sarick (97)
* The Alliance Saga, parts 3 and 4 (conclusion) by Charles G. Weekes (These two stories conclude the saga which started in issue 11, telling the story of the starship Alliance, a ship with a good crew and a bad captain. In "A Man Called Whitemann". temporary captain Berry Whitemann finds he must hijack his own ship in order to prevent reactors from falling into pirate hands. Several years later, in "The Undiscover'd Country", the rebuilt Alliance is the testing grounds for Dr. Daystrom's new computer, as well as a transport for the successfully treated 0' Neil. But, the milk run is lar from uneventful as Carlo Dirkmann is bent on destroying not only 0* Neil's new base, but starships and souls to feed his master.")
** A Man Called Whitemann (100)
** The Undiscover'd Country (116)
* Family Trait by CarolMel Ambassador (154)
* The art is by Vicki Brinkmeier, Robert Jan (back cover), Melody Rondeau, Mary Stacy MacDonald, Gennie Summers, Teegar, Sherry Veltkamp, Shellie Whild, Marie Williams (front cover) and Patricia Young.
File:abode12-1.jpg| from issue #12, Gennie Summers
File:abode12-2.jpg| from issue #12, Shellie Whild
File:abode12-3.jpg| from issue #12, Robert Jan
File:abode12-4.jpg| from issue #12, Teegar
File:abode12-5.jpg| from issue #12, Teegar
File:abode12-6.jpg| from issue #12, Melody Rondeau
File:abode12-7.jpg| from issue #12, Mary Stacy MacDonald
File:abode12-8.jpg| from issue #12, Sherry Veltkamp
File:abode12-9.jpg| from issue #12, Sherry Veltkamp
File:abode12-10.jpg| from issue #12, Patricia Young
File:abode12-11.jpg| from issue #12, Patricia Young
 
==Issue 13==
Abode of Strife 13 was published in November 1988. It is a 207-page novel called, 'Song of the Stars' by Betsy Fisher. The cover is by Michael Goodwin. Marie Willliams did the centerpiece and Jeanne L. Matthews did all other art. It explores the friendship Kirk, Spock and McCoy share.
From the author's notes: 
File:abode13art1.jpg|from issue #13, Jeanne L. Matthews
File:abode13art2.jpg|from issue #13, Marie Williams
File:abode13art3.jpg|from issue #13, Jeanne L. Matthews
File:abode13art4.jpg|from issue #13, Jeanne L. Matthews
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==Issue 14==
Abode of Strife 14 was published in 1988. It is a 140-page novel called, "The Price" by Carol Lance. It was illustrated by Melody Rondeau, and it contains a poem called "McCoy's Solioquy" by Ann Hart.
It was "editted" (yes, with two 't's') by Bill Hupe, Barb Erickson, and Marie Williams.
The story explores the friendship Kirk, Spock and McCoy share.
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14===
==Issue 15==
Abode of Strife 15 contains 100 pages and was published in December 1988. 
It was billed as "ADULT ST/Media, Star Trek, ST:TNG, ALF, etc.," and it required an age statement.
The art is by art by Robert Jan, Jeanne L. Matthews, Gennie Summers, and Teegar.
It was edited by Bill Hupe and B. Erickson.
* Epidemic! by Ann Zewen, Linda P. Baker, Michael Hardy, Bubba Firestone, Ron Hayes, Michael Hardy, Valeria Ellis, Doug Parker, Alan Easley, Pam Tutor, Mary Gulley (3)
* Ambassadorial Duties by Bill and Marie (19)
* Mission Accomplished by Debra Wimer (33)
* Say What? by Betsy Fisher (48)
* Broken Promises by L. P. Santos (49)
* The Dream by Jane Elza (66)
* Love's Paradox by Debra Wimer (68)
* The Last Obligatory ALF Story by C. Nodara (71)
* Not What You Think by Rachel Cavendish (72)
* Epidemic, Too: The Musical by Ann Zewen, Linda P. Baker, Michael Hardy, Bubba Firestone, Ron Hayes (74)
* Limericks by Rachel Cavendish
 
File:abode15-1.jpg|from issue #15, Teegar
File:abode15-2.jpg|from issue #15, Jeanne L. Matthews
File:abode15-3.jpg|from issue #15, Gennie Summers
==Issue 16==
Abode of Strife 16 was published in 1989 and contains 165 pages. It has a Sarek/Amanda trilogy, as well as Kirk, Spock and McCoy fiction. There is some Star Trek: TNG art, but it is unclear if there is TNG fiction or poetry.
The art is by Vel Jaeger, Melody Rondeau, Gennie Summers, K'Shona Jackson, Christine Myers, Jeanne L. Matthews, Robert Jan, Ann Parrish, Teegar, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, and B. Perry.
* Differences, Betsy Fisher, inside front cover
* Starwanderer, fiction by J. Sampson (3)
* Star, poem by Teresa Sarick (18)
* Under an Alien Sky, fiction by Dolly Weisberg (20)
* First Contact, fiction by Sandy Hall (25)
* What World is This?, poem by Robert Jan (30)
* Star, poem by Teresa Sarick (31)
* Ship Hunt, poem by Robert Jan (32)
* Has-Been, fiction by Betsy Fisher (34)
* Heir Apparent, fiction by Robert Jan (37)
* Attack and Rescue, fiction by Dolly Weisberg (42)
* In-thrall, fiction by Anna Parrish (47)
* Who Has Never Cried, fiction by Robert Jan (83)
* Haikus for Star Trek by Robert Jan (84)
* Officer's Mess, vignette by Chris Dickenson (112)
* Monster, poem by Teegar (116)
* Who's Watching Who, fiction by Ann Hart (117)
* Too Old to Chase Rabbits, fiction by Ann Hart (131)
* Between Fathers, poem by Ann Hart (160)
* Remember, poem by Robert Jan (162)
* Nobility's Return, poem by Betsy Fisher (163)
File:abodeofstrife16art.jpg| from issue #16 by Vel Jaeger, portrait of Kor
File:abode16bones.jpg| from issue #16 by Vel Jaeger, portrait of Bones
File:abode16scotty.jpg| from issue #16 by Vel Jaeger, portrait of Scotty in tartan
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===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
==Issue 17==
Abode of Strife 17 was published in July 1990 and contains 115 pages and was published in 1990. It was a FanQ winner. Fiction by Perry, Marks, Weekes, etc.
This issue was edited by Bill Hupe and Peg Kennedy.
* Ordeal by JM Lane (poem?)
* I Stand and Wait, poem by Dolly Weissberg (inside front cover)
* Editorial by Peg Kennedy (2)
* Something Wicked by David Marks (A powerful alien invades the Enterprise.) (3)
* Encouragement, poem by Teresa Sarick (27)
* Planet of Sand, filk by Michelle Perry (30)
* Ordeal by J.M Lane (31)
* Dreams, poem by Dolly Weissberg (41)
* Small Hours Heroine, filk by Robert Jan (42)
* Promises End by Michelle Perry (A missing scene from "Journey to Babel.") (44)
* Old Friends, poem by Teresa Sarick (60)
* Kailie by Anna Parrish (63)
* Ashes to Ashes by Charles G. Weekes (another installment in the Alliance Series) (81)
* To the Alternative Universe Sulu, poem by Teegar (102)
* What if Death Calls by CarolMel Ambassador and Claudine Vessing (103)
* A Battle in Space, filk by Michelle Perry (108)
* Ode to an Absent Friend, poem by Betsy Fisher (109)
* Altairs three by Carole-Anne Mallett (112)
* Prior Commitment, poetry Betsy Fisher (126)
* art by Gamin Davis (poetry borders), Robert Jan, Teegan, Mary Stacy MacDonald, Gennie Summers (both covers) and Patricia Young
===References and Reviews: Issue 17===
==Issue 18==
Abode of Strife 18 contains 200 pages and was published in 1992. FanQ winning art by Gennie Summers. Other art by Anja Gruber, Robert Jan, Todd Parrish, Carlo Recagno, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Teegar, Pam Whitelark, S. L. Wickham, Debby Wimer, and Patricia Young.
* For Charles Weekes, memorial to Charles Weekes III by Patricia Young (2)
* Legacy for Spock by C. A. Mallett (4)
* A Visit to Another Reality by Charles G. Weekes and Michelle Perry (5)
* Fever by Cheryl Whitemore Conrad (15)
* Thasian Aftermath by Kathy Macartney (19)
* Rescued! by Anna Parrish (21)
* Friendship by Vonne Shepard (28)
* Return of the Phoenix by J. Karen Huff (29)
* Captain by PATT (45)
* Borrowed Time by Anne Burns (46)
* When Similar Minds Meet by Richard G. Pollett (57)
* Charas is Sorry by Linda Bowe (75)
* The Twelve Star Trek Conventions by M. Perry (81)
* Vigil by Cheryl Whitemore Conrad (83)
* Uncertainties by M. Perry (87)
* Words Unspoken by Sandy Bookman (88)
* Ninety and the Ninth by CarolMel Ambassador (96)
* Lovely Lady by Vonne Shepard (109)
* Chekov's Homecoming by Juanita J. Simser (110)
* A Spark in the Dark by Katherine Estes (121)
* Whatever Lived Within by Pamela J. Corsa (125)
* Who's the Fairest of them All by David Ross Willis (134)
* Paradise Revisited by J. M. Lane (150)
* Coincidence by Cheryl Martin (157)
* Between a Rock and a Hard Place by David Marks (160)
* Untitled #18 y Scott Spencer (173)
* Fast Exit by Betsy Fisher (174)
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==Issue 19==
Abode of Strife 19 was published in May 1993 and has 174 pages. The front cover is by Marie Williams, the back by Pam Whitelark. Other art is by Vicki Brinkmeier, Lois Flack, Jane Mailander, Chris Myers, J. Michaud, Zaquia Tarhuntassa, Teegar, and Pam Whitelark.
Summary: 
* Editorial by Bill Hupe (2)
* A Strange Thing Happened by Cheryl Martin (3)
* Cour De Leon by Jane Mailander (8)
* The Bissco by Anna Parrish (9)
* Mistress of Terror by Alinda Alain (20)
* Guardians of Tomorrow by Pierrette Therne (46)
* My Place by Catherine Salmon (51)
* Is There a Psychiatrist in the House? by Michelle Perry (reprinted from Formazine #6) (52)
* His Lover by Teri Sarick (54)
* I-Chaya and the Chocolate Cake by Anna Parrish (55)
* Logic of Freedom by Catherine Salmon (57)
* Sleepwalker by CarolMel Ambassador (58)
* Beyond Words by Michelle Perry (61)
* The Deception by Jill Thomasson (reprinted in 2018 in The McCoy Files #3) (62)
* Untitled by Teegar (92)
* Cost of Survival by Catherine Salmon (94)
* Premonition by Ann Hart (97)
* The Twelve Star Trek Conventions by Michelle Perry (98) (filk)
* Night of Miracles" by J. Karen Huff (100)
* Z'Rar: Halfbreed by Anna Parrish (114)
* Enterprise Memories by Melissa Mastoris (116) (poem)
* You Call This Shore Leave? by Michelle Perry (118)
* McCoy's Defense by Melissa Mastoris (125) (poem) (126)
* Dreamrider by Teri Sarick (140)
* Happily Ever After? by Michelle Perry (141)
* Gallant Silver Lady by Heidi Bloebaum (142)
File:abode19art1.jpg| from issue #19, Christine Myers
File:abode19art2.jpg| from issue #19, Pam Whitelark
File:abode19art3.jpg| from issue #19, Lois Flack
File:abode19art4.jpg| from issue #19, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
File:abode19art5.jpg| from issue #19, Teegar
File:abode19art6.jpg| from issue #19, Pam Whitelark
File:abode19art7.jpg| from issue #19, J. Michaud
File:abode19art8.jpg| from issue #19, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 19===
==Issue 20==
Abode of Strife 20 is 430-page novel called, "Ry" by Betsy Fisher. It has cover art by Michael C. Goodwin and illustrations by TACS, Zaquia Tarhuntassa, and Teegar. It was published in May 1993.
It is likely related to the illustration on a 1976 drawerfic, see ...And the Stars Shall Weep.
Summary:
The author's notes: 
File:ry1.jpg|from issue #20, TACS
File:ry2.jpg|from issue #20, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
File:ry3.jpg|from issue #20, Teegar
File:ry4.jpg|from issue #20, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
==Issue 21==
Abode of Strife 21 was published in May 1995. 
It is a 183-page novel called, "Cycles" by Thomas W. Palmer and edited and proofread by Betsy Fisher. Typed by Tom Palmer. Teegar: Front Cover. The illustrations are by Zaquia Tarhuntassa, Teegar, and Patricia Young.
Summary: 
File:Cycles int1.jpg|from issue #21, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
File:Cycles int 2.jpg|from issue #21, Teegar
File:Cycles int 3.jpg|from issue #21, Patricia Young
File:Cycles int 4.jpg|from issue #21, Teegar
File:Cycles int 5.jpg|from issue #21, Patricia Young
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21===
==Issue 22==
Abode of Strife 22 was published in 1993. It is a 171-page time travel novel called, "All the Time in the World" by Thomas W. Palmer. It was edited by Betsy Fisher. There are two pieces of art by Patricia Young, as well as small bits of clip art.
Summary: 
File:abode22art1.jpg|from issue #22, Patricia Young
File:abode22art2.jpg|from issue #22, Patricia Young
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 22===
==Issue 23==
Abode of Strife 23 is a 323-page novel called "Intruder Alert" by Thomas Palmer. It was published in 1994. The front cover is by Teegar and the inside art is small bits of clip art.
Summary: 
==Issue 24==
Abode of Strife 24 was published in 1994 and contains 99 pages. The front cover is by Teegar and the back cover is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
It was edited by Betsy Fisher.
* Editorial by Betsy Fisher (1)
* Ode to Starfleet by Heidi Bloebaum (2)
* Millions Will Die Who Did Not Die Before by Jeff Long (In a chilling alternate to 'City on the Edge of Forever,' McCoy is trapped in the Earth's past, with a history that never should have been.) (4)
* Galileo Aftermath by Heidi Bloebaum (13)
* Taking the Plunge by Teri Sarick (Spock goes for a swim in a whale tank.) (14)
* Up Tempo by Betsy Fisher (17)
* Captain-San by Betsy Fisher (19)
* Kinsman by Betsy Fisher (20)
* Decommissioned by Nancy Dangerfield (Kirk and Spock have retired and settled down on Earth, Kirk with Carol Marcus, Spock with his own scientific labs. However, Spock's past and heritage comes back to haunt him. Spock is diagnosed with autoimmune xenosis; his wife dies of it.) (21)
* Federation Rap by Teri Sarick (85)
* Angel by Carolyn Milbrath (A scientist and his family are shuttled aboard the Enterprise, creating a headache for Captain James T. Kirk when one of his guests determines he'd be the perfect mate for their daughter.) (86)
* Efficiency Rating by Betsy Fisher (99)
* art: Teegar (front cover), Zaquia Tarhuntassa (back cover), Cindy Balint, Robert Jan,
==Issue 25==
Abode of Strife 25 published in 1996.
It was edited by Bill Hupe.
* The Mayflower by Carol Lance (3)
* Their Lady by Christine Jones (13)
* The Street with All White Houses by Betsy Fisher (14)
* Blowing in the Wind by Roberta Rogow (17)
* An End to the Loneliness by Christine Jones (34)
* The Klingon's Little Venture by Christine Jones (35)
* Blame it on the Trekkies by Robert Jan (36)
* Trek Rap by Teri Sarick (37)
* Tapestry by CarolMel Ambassador (38)
* Twenty-Five Years On by Christine Jones (39)
* Out-Takes by Stephen Mendenhall (40)
* Fever by Carolyn Milbrath (44)
* The Captain's Headache by Christine Jones (62)
* I'll Fly Away... Hey Hey! by Betsy Fisher (63)
* The Gifted Child by Pierette Therene and J.M. Lane (64)
* Distant Messages by Gretchen Cupp (68)
* Plomeek Soup and Kindness by Mary Lee Boyance (69)
* Gift of Friendship by Christine Jones (78)
* Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow by Sandy Hall, Sharon Wisdom, and Robyn Dalby (79)
* These Three by Heidi M. (86)
* Enterprise Waits by Christine Jones (86)
* Over and Over by Shawnee Heckman (87)
* Reflections by Christine Jones (90)
* Secrets Kept Hidden by Carol Lance (91)
* Immovable Object by Betsy Fisher (101)
* A Doctor's Lot... by Christine Jones (101)
* Conclusions by CarolMel Ambassador (102)
* The Way I See It by Jane Mailander (104)
* art by Robert Jan, Jane Mailander, Zaquia Tarhuntassa, Teegar (front and back covers)
==Special Edition 1==
Abode of Strife Special Edition 1 was published in 1986 and contains over 100 pages of Dune fiction and non-fiction.
* Frank Herbert: A Memoir by Dr. Willis McNelly, editor of the Dune Encyclopedia (It is the original "eulogy" as it appeared in the SFWA, reprinted in its entirety.)
* Frank Herbert: An Interview (The transcript of a 1969 interview with Frank Herbert conducted by Dr. McNelly. The extensive interview contains the personal insights and thoughts of Frank Herbert concerning his work, as well as many anecdotes.)
* The Harkonnen Letters by Jacquelyn Friendlander (It is a humorous collection of letters from just about everybody in the Dune universe, illustrated by Gordon Carleton: "Sure to keep you laughing for years to come.")
* the front cover is by Michael C. Goodwin, the back by John Nyroos, plus cartoons and art by Marie St. Williams, John Nyroos, and Barbara Erickson
==Special Edition 2==
Abode of Strife Special Edition 2 was published in 1986 (December?) and contains 104 pages. 
It is a reprint of the novel called Ni Var #1, first published in 1986, along with additional fanworks.
The artwork by is by Richard Pollet, Tom Howard, Marie FT Williams, Barbara Erickson, Gordon Carleton, Nancy Kolar, and John Nyroos. 
* I'm Sorry, poem by CarolMel Ambassador
* Ni Var, novel by Richard G. Pollett (Spock and Christine travel to pre-Reform Vulcan.) 
* Part of the Healing, poem by CarolMel Ambassador
* The Closing of the Way, story by Robert Jan ("A funny ST III story with Stonn and T Prinq and the rest of the Star Trek gang.")
* One Good Pern Deserves Another, story by Barbara Erickson ("The Enterprise discovers pre--Anne McCaffrey Pern, leaving Captain Kirk in the cold in more ways than one.") (ST/Pern)
* A Pern for the Worse, poem by Barbara Erickson (ST/Pern)
* Sing a Song, poem by Barbara Erickson
* Fault in the Line, story by Robert Jan (" A short story, Klinqon style.")
* an Aliens "centerfold of the month" by John Nyroos
===Reactions and Reviews: Special Edition 2===
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1983 Zines
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