Vault of Tomorrow

Vault of Tomorrow is a het and gen Star Trek: TOS anthology with thirteen issues. 
The title of the zine comes from the episode "The Devil in the Dark."
==Vault of Tomorrow Special Editions==
* The Addonian Affair (1983)
* The Reality Barrier (1983)
* Whisper of the Wind (1986)
* Chamber of the Ages (1987)
* Elegy for Amanda (1988)
==The Reprints==
After Peg Kennedy took over Bill Hupe's fanzine distribution business, Marion McChesney allowed the new company to distribute the zine. In 1995, Bill Hupe wrote: "We have just been granted reprint rights to one of the original (and ultimate!) Kirk Spock hurt/comfort series. Although not slash, many people feel it comes close at times, and some issues did originally require an age statement back when they were first published. Considered by many to be one of the two MUST HAVE series fanzines (the other is Kraith.)" Bill Hupe, from a 1995 catalog 
That agreement ended in June 1997 when the reprint rights for all of Marion's zines were withdrawn from New Leaf Productions.
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1== 
 
Vault of Tomorrow 1 was published in July 1981 and contains 190 pages. 
Cover: Dennis Drew; back cover: Chris Grahl. Other art by Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Lynne Stephens, Marilyn Johansen, Evallou Richardson, Pat Cash, Carrie Rowles, Stephanie Hawks, Caro Hedge, Gail Bennett, Regina DeSimone, Sonia Gingras, Barbara P. Gordon, Christine Myers, and Vel Jaeger.
The editorial: 
* Vault of Dreams, poem by Terri Sylvester
* The Silver Cube by Mary A. Smith. (1)
* Awaited, poem by Marion McChesney (23)
* Thy Human Blood by April Valentine. (24)
* Visions, poem by Jean Chabot (33)
*Wonderings, poem by Kathryn E. Moore (35)
* Reflections, poem by Geraldine Sylvester (36)
* All Sales by Marion McChesney. (37)
* Because of You, I Am, poem by Ginna LaCroix (also in Trek Encore #3) (44)
* Evening Conversation by Ingrid Cross ("An elderly McCoy's conversation with his grandson. The last of the three comrades, McCoy, on his deathbed, recalls their years together.") (49)
* Logical Daydream, poem by Sharon F (53)
* We Just Disagree by Alinda Alain (54)
* Warmth of a Human Touch, poem by Kathryn E. Moore (75)
* Summer Rain, poem by Judy Darnell (77)
* Some Days It Just Doesn't by Rayelle Roe (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (78)
* Visitations, poem Marion McChesney (96)
* Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow by Terri Sylvester (99)
* Daughter of the Stars, poem by Terri Sylvester (104)
* Survival by Geraldine Sylvester (105)
* Moments in Time, poem by Marion McChesney (106)
* Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself by Lynne Stephens (107)
* Unity, poem by Kathryn E. Moore (110)
* Mourners by Linda K. Roper (111)
* A New Beginning by Charlotte Davis (reprinted from Log Entries #33) (118)
* So Well-Remembered, poem by Marion McChesney (138)
* Final Threads, poem by Ann Flegg (139)
* Writing Contest ("This unusual illustration of the Enterprise in space caught my eye at an art show last fall. I decided right then, and there, that I would like to see a story go with it. So I'm challenging you, my readers, to come up an appropriate story, vignette, or poem. The winner will have her story printed in the next issue, and will receive a free copy of that issue. The deadline for submissions is December 1, 1981. Go to it, people.") (140)
* Two Souls That Touch, poem by Ann Flegg (142)
* TerPor by Pat Marx (143)
* Silent Partner, poem by Judy Darnell (158)
* Friendship's Hand, poem by Marion McChesney (159)
* The Answer in Chess, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (160)
* Interesting Game, This Poker by David Gorton (162)
* One Last Song, poem by Judy Darnnell (163)
* Cartoons by Gloria Ann Rovelstad (168)
* Then There Was the Time by Nadya Emanuel (This is an RPF story in which the actors meet the characters. It includes a very rare piece of RPF art.) (169)
* Seasons, poem by Marion McChesney (190)
* Zine Ad Listing (191)
Image:vaultone-1.jpg| from issue #1, Gloria Ann Rovelstad
Image:vaultone-2.jpg| from issue #1, Vel Jaeger for "Then There Was the Time," an RPF story in which the actors meet the characters.
Image:vaultone-3.jpg| from issue #1, Evallou Richardson for "One Last Song"
Image:vaultone-4.jpg| from issue #1, Chris Grahl for "This Game of Chess"
Image:vaultone-5.jpg| from issue #1, Christine Myers for "This Game of Chess" 
Image:vaultone-6.jpg| from issue #1, calligraphy by Cheryl Bobbitt for "Friendship's Hand" 
Image:vaultone-7.jpg| from issue #1, Christine Myers for "Terpor" 
Image:vaultone-8.jpg| from issue #1, Christine Myers for "Terpor" 
Image:vaultone-9.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Cash for "Two Souls That Touch" 
Image:vaultone-21.jpg| from issue #1, sample text, story title page
Image:vaultone-10.jpg| from issue #1, Lynne Stephens, illo that was to be the inspiration for the Writing Contest
Image:vaultone-11.jpg| from issue #1, Gail Bennett for "Final Threads"
Image:vaultone-12.jpg| from issue #1, B.P. Gordon for "A New Beginning"
Image:Vaultone-12gordon.jpg| from issue #1, B.P. Gordon for "A New Beginning" - portrays Stonn
Image:vaultone-13.jpg| from issue #1, Marilyn Johansen
Image:vaultone-14.jpg| from issue #1, Regina Disimone for "Some Days It Just Doesn't" 
Image:vaultone-23.jpg| from issue #1, Regina Disimone for "Some Days It Just Doesn't" 
Image:vaultone-15.jpg| from issue #1, Gail Bennett for "We Just Disagree" 
Image:vaultone-16.jpg| from issue #1, Chris Grahl for "Evening Conversation" 
Image:vaultone-17.jpg| from issue #1, Stephanie Hawks for "Because of You, I Am" 
Image:vaultone-18.jpg|a from issue #1, Carrie Rowles for "All Sales"
Image:vaultone-22.jpg| from issue #1, Lynne Stephens for "The Silver Cube"
Image:vaultone-19.jpg| from issue #1, Pat Cash
Image:vaultone-20.jpg| from issue #1, B.P. Gordon: "I pledge allegiance to the bridge, of the U.S.S. Enterprise and to the Contact for which it stands. One fandom, under Nome, indivisible, with infinite diversity for all."
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2== 
Vault of Tomorrow 2 was published in January 1982 and is 178 pages long. 
The front and back covers are by Chris Grahl. Art & illustrations: Lydia Moon, Sharon F, Suzan Lovett, Chris Grahl, Gail Bennett, Regina DeSimone, Alice Jones, Pat Cash, Lynne Stephens, Marilyn Johansen, Christine Myers, Leslie Spurlock, Nancy Gervais, and Sonia Gingras.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial by Marion McChesney (unnumbered page)
* Symphony of Joy, poem by Marion McChesney (unnumbered page)
* The Sounds of Silence by Marion McChesney (1)
*Together, poem by Marion McChesney (21)
* Timelines, poem by Sharon F (22)
* Consequence by Suzan Lovett (reprinted in Antinomy) (23)
* Hors De Combat, poem by Dayle Barker, artwork by Chris Grahl (29)
* So Well Remembered, poem by Marion McChesney, artwork by Gail Bennett) (30)
* Cosmic Wonders, poem by Crystal Taylor (32)
* It's All How You Look At It by Rosemarie Eierman (33)
* Dream Realized, poem by Marion McChesney artwork by Chris Grahl (38)
* Sea of Being, poem by Sharon F (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (30)
* Night of Sorrow, Day of Grief by Beverly Volker (43)
* Sea of Darkness, poem by Judy Darnell (43)
* Heartcall, poem by April Valentine (44)
* Patterns of Childhood by Lynda Roper (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (45)
* A Gift, poem by Marion McChesney (64)
* Love Dies A'Bloomin' by Terri Sylvester (65)
* The Silent Death of Beauty (poetry) by Terri Sylvester (66)
* Isolation, poem by Dayle Barker, artwork by Chris Grahl (68)
* The Last Story by Debbie Painter (69)
* Not Anyone... Ever by Beverly Danielson (81)
* Magical Touch, poem by Robin Volker artwork by Pat Cash (87)
* Writing Touch (winners of the writing contest 1st place: Terri Sylvester, second place: Susan Crites, art by Lynne Stephens (88)
** The Final Encounter by Terri Sylvester (88)
** untitled by Susan Crites (90)
* Taking the First Step by Laura Zipkin (92)
* Kanutu Woman, poem by Dayle Barker (97)
* Faded Yesterdays, poem by Marion McChesney artwork by Marilyn Johansen (98)
* Last Testament by Geraldine Sylvester (100)
* The Impossible Dream by Jacqueline Deley (102)
* Thy Glory Like a Shooting Star by Ingrid Cross (previously published in Interphase #3 and Odyssey #1) (McCoy death vignette, his life linked to a shooting star.) (103)
* Release by Charlotte Davis (108)
* Mind-Love, poem by April Valentine (135)
*The Lady from Kerilane, poem by Judy Darnell artwork by Gail Bennett (136)
*Heartsong, poem by Beverly Volker artwork by Leslie Spurlock (140)
* The Protected by Nancy Kippax (140)
* The Search (Uhura's Theme), poem by April Valentine, artwork by Nancy Gervais (170)
*Here's to the Writers, poem by Suzanne Elmore, artwork by Sonia Gingras (172)
* Zine listing (174)
* Spock, artwork by Marilyn Johansen (176)
* In Vision Seen Through Crystal Tears, poem by Judy Darnell (177)
* Five Any Way by Marion McChesney (McCoy and Spock in another duel, this time in a game of Bingo.) (178)
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-1.jpg| from issue #2, Lydia Moon
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-2.jpg| from issue #2, Lydia Moon
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-3.jpg| from issue #2, Suzan Lovett
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-4.jpg| from issue #2, Vel Jaeger
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-5.jpg| from issue #2, Gail Bennett
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-6.jpg| from issue #2, Chris Grahl
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-7.jpg| from issue #2, Suzan Lovett
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-8.jpg| from issue #2, Suzan Lovett
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-9.jpg| from issue #2, Alice Jones
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-10.jpg| from issue #2, Gail Bennett
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-11.jpg| from issue #2, Lydia Moon
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-12.jpg| from issue #2, sample text
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-13.jpg| from issue #2, Christine Myers (T'Pring and a sehlat)
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-14.jpg| from issue #2, Lydia Moon
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-15.jpg| from issue #2, Nancy Gervais
Image:vaultoftomorrow3-16.jpg| from issue #2, Sonnia Gringas
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-17.jpg| from issue #2, Lydia Moon
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-18.jpg| from issue #2 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
==Issue 3== 
Vault of Tomorrow 3 was published in August 1982 (a reprint in March 1985) and contains 250 pages. 
This issue was dedicated to Harve Bennett.
Covers are by Chris Grahl. Art & illustrations: Chris Grahl, Sonia Gingras, Lydia Moon, Stephanie Hawks, Gail Bennett, Christine Myers, Caro Hedge, Maureen B., Nancy Gervais, Regina DeSimone, Marilyn Johansen, Suzan Lovett, Maureen B., Nan Lewis, Toni Hardiman, Pat Cash, Charlene Sobczak, and Debbie Phillips.
This zine won a 1983 Fan Q Award.
From the editorial: 
* My Friend, song by April Valentine
* Editorial by Marion McChesney
* Oh, How I Hate To Get Up in the Morning by Susie Gordon (1)
* Both Sides of Gol, poetry by Lucy Cribb (4)
* Changes by Suzan Lovett (reprinted in Antinomy and Chamber of the Ages) (5)
* Dragon's Pet by Rosemarie Eierman (23)
* War Game by Rayelle Roe (31)
* The Hostage by Debbie Painter (35)
* Ambivalence, poetry by Lucy Cribb (49)
* Silent Epilogue, poetry by Suzan Lovett (calligraphy by Sonia Gingras) (50)
* Going Home, poetry by Judy Darnell (52)
* Vault of Tomahto - "Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow" by Silly J. Merrill aka Gail Bennett and Kelly Merrill ("This is not a Marion Sue story, or dead is purely intentional Any resemblance of any names to any persons living character assassinations a specialty of the author.") (This is the story mentioned in the editorial. Several fans are tuckerized in this story: Bev Volker, Nancy Kippax, April Valentine, ) (55)
* And Never Parted by Charlotte Davis (67)
* I Could Never Fool You, poetry by Rowena Warner (86)
* Paid in Full, poetry by Rowena Warner (88)
* Echoes of Eternity, poetry by Marion McChesney (90)
* Sticks and Stones by Laura Zipkin (91)
* Lesson, poetry by April Valentine (97)
* I Weep For Thee, poetry by Terri Sylvester (98)
* If Pretense May Serve and Duty Attend, poetry by Crystal Taylor (100)
* Only My Dreams Will Haunt Me by Tomisa Marshall (102)
* Small Packages by Tess Thomas (103)
* Re-entry to Life, poetry by Beverly Volker (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (132) 
* Acceptance -- Sarek, poetry by Judy Darnell (134)
* Coming Back To Me by Crystal Taylor (135)
* The Other Side of Me, poetry by Marion McChesney (140)
* In Darkness Hidden by Marion McChesney ("McCoy has disappeared while on a planet assignment investigating the ruins of a long dead civilization. Kirk soon learns that McCoy is the prisoner of Koloth. The Klingon has secreted the doctor in an undetectable place with an oxygen supply that will run out in 26 hours and 42 minutes.") (141)
* A Visit to Earth, poetry by Sharon F (158)
* The Gift of Silver, poetry by Terri Sylvester (160)
* Destiny by Terri Clark ("A young Commander Kirk is removed from his ship when he contracts Vegan Coriomeningitis. The doctor who saves his life is Leonard Mccoy and we see the development of the friendship that leads to McCoy's assignment as CMO on the Enterprise.") (161)
* Shadows, poetry by Marion McChesney (174)
* Time Amok by Lynne Stephens (175)
* The Accident by Joyce Tullock ("McCoy has been seriously injured in an explosion of the planet Corrid. The Corridians believe their human visitor is dead and remove the body to a temporary morgue. McCoy is very much alive, but cannot move or speak. We live through this experience from McCoy's perspective as he struggles to let someone know he is alive and as he endures the emotional turmoil when Kirk and Spock come to retrieve the body.") (187)
* Dreams, poetry by Susan Meincke (196)
* All I Ask by Laura Zipkin ("Two friends are enjoying a shore leave in a small coastal village. Tragedy strikes when the young Starfleet Captain does not return from a solitary sailing trip. Now his friend remains in the village, returning to the shore each day to wait for a boat that will never appear.") (198)
* Regrets, poetry by Marion McChesney (203)
* Just Before Dawn, poetry by Patricia Lamb (204)
* Parallel Dreams, poetry by Sharon F (206)
* In Thine Image by Debbie Painter (208)
* From Out of the Past by David Gordon (213)
* Where the Heart Is by Rayelle Roe (215)
* Brief Reprieve, poetry by Susan Meincke (243)
* Lost Love, poetry by Nancy Gervais (244)
* The Other Side of the Coin by Susie Gordon (246)
* Touching, poetry by Marion McChesney (247)
Image:vault3art1.jpg| from issue #3, Chris Grahl
Image:vault3art2.jpg| from issue #3, Gail Bennett
Image:vault3art3.jpg| from issue #3, Gail Bennett - that's the editor, Marion McChesney feeding Spock the ice cream bar
Image:vault3art4.jpg| from issue #3, Christine Myers
Image:vault3art5.jpg| from issue #3, Toni Hardeman
Image:vault3art6.jpg| from issue #3, Charlene Sobczak
Image:vault3art7.jpg| from issue #3, Maureen B.
Image:vault3art8.jpg| from issue #3, Pat Cash
Image:vault3art9.jpg| from issue #3, poetry by Suzan Lovett, calligraphy by Sonia Gingras
Image:vault3art10.jpg| from issue #3, Maureen B.
Image:vault3art11.jpg| from issue #3, Lydia Moon
Image:vault3art12.jpg| from issue #3, Lydia Moon
Image:vault3art13.jpg| from issue #3, Gail Bennett
Image:vault3art14.jpg| from issue #3, Gail Bennett
Image:vault3art15.jpg| from issue #3, Nan Lewis
Image:vault3art16.jpg| from issue #3, Regina DeSimone
Image:vault3art17.jpg| from issue #3, Marilyn Johansen
Image:vault3art18.jpg| from issue #3, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault3art19.jpg| from issue #3, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault3art20.jpg| from issue #3, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault3art21.jpg| from issue #3, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault3art22.jpg| from issue #3, Christine Myers
Image:vault3art23.jpg| from issue #3, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault3art24.jpg| from issue #3, Debbie Phillips
Image:vault3art25.jpg| from issue #3, Gail Bennett
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4== 
Vault of Tomorrow 4 was published in April 1983 (reprinted July 1984, May 1985) and contains 252 pages. 
It has a front cover by Connie Faddis and a back cover by Lydia Moon. Art & illustrations:
Pat Kilner, Christine Myers, Lydia Moon, Carol Swoboda, Marilyn Johansen, Gail Bennett, Nan Lewis, Stephanie Hawks, Laurie Huff, Suzan Lovett, Maureen B., and Gina Godwin.
From the editorial: 
 
* Editorial by Marion McChesney
* cover poem, River of Time, by April Valentine
* Miles to Go, fiction by Suzan Lovett (includes Myra Kirk who is James T. Kirk's mom) (reprinted in Antinomy) (38)
* Greater Love, poem by Karen Taylor (39)
* Automated Animation, poem by Sharon F. (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (43)
* Just for Fun by Susan Meinecke ("Kirk, McCoy and a reluctant Spock attend the playing of Super Bowl CCLII. A bit of wagering enhances their interest in the game.") (reprinted Academy Chronicles #14) (43)
* March of Days, poem by Nancy James (52)
* If He's More to Your Liking, poem by Crystal Ann Taylor (52)
* The Path I Choose by Marion McChesney (53)
* Homing by Victoria Clark (89))
* As Long as We Remember, poem by Judy Darnell (91)
* Faces of Love, poem by Marion McChesney (92)
* Failure by Lynda Roper (93)
* Fantasy Enterprise by Marilyn Johansen (101)
* The Dark Moment by Ingrid Cross ("We spend a few hours with Leonard McCoy as he tries to deal with the agony of the diagnosis of Xenopolycythemia.") (115)
* December 24, poem by Denise Hael (120)
* Soul on Ice, poem by Jean Chabot (122)
* To Walk in the Darkness by Jennifer Weston (123)
* The Cain Interval, poem by Suzan Lovett (158)
* Parting Gifts, poem by Lynette Knox (162)
* For My Friend, poem by Susan Meinecke (164)
* Ballade of the One Left Behind, poem by Ellen Kobrin (166)
* The One Left Behind by Billie Phillips (167)
* A Mother's Intuition, poem by Sharon F. (170)
* If, poem by P.E. Kinlock (171)
* Untitled poem by Marion McChesney (172)
* I'm Sorry, poem by Ellen Kobrin (174)
* Leave-Takings by Lynn Syck (175)
* As I Stand Here, poem by Ginna LaCroix (also in Trek Encore #3) (210)
* Tapestry, poem by Marion McChesney (212)
* Of Kirk, poem by Laurel Ridner (214)
* Death's Sojourn by Susan Meinecke, (215)
* The Hottest Fire by Ginna LaCroix (also in Trek Encore #2 and Chamber of the Ages) (217)
* What Fate's Decreed, poem by Ginna LaCroix (251)
* It's All in the Timing, poem by Laurel Ridenor (252)
Image:vault4art1.jpg| from issue #4, Suzan Lovett, from "Leave-Takings" 
Image:vault4art18.jpg| from issue #4, Suzan Lovett, from "Leave-Takings" 
Image:vault4art19.jpg| from issue #4, Suzan Lovett, from "Leave-Takings" 
Image:vault4art2.jpg| from issue #4, TACS
Image:vault4art3.jpg| from issue #4, Gail Bennett
Image:vault4art21.jpg| from issue #4, Gail Bennett
Image:vault4art4.jpg| from issue #4, Laurie Huff
Image:vault4art5.jpg| from issue #4, Pat Kilner (Kirk and his mom, Myra) 
Image:vault4art6.jpg| from issue #4, Maureen B. 
Image:vault4art7.jpg| from issue #4, Christine Myers 
Image:vault4art8.jpg| from issue #4, Marilyn Johansen
Image:vault4art9.jpg| from issue #4, Gina Godwin
Image:vault4art10.jpg| from issue #4, Gina Godwin
Image:vault4art11.jpg| from issue #4, Christine Myers
Image:vault4art12.jpg| from issue #4, Lydia Moon
Image:vault4art13.jpg| from issue #4, Christine Myers (portrays David Marcus)
Image:vault4art14.jpg| from issue #4, Maureen B.
Image:vault4art15.jpg| from issue #4, Nan Lewis
Image:vault4art16.jpg| from issue #4, TACS
Image:vault4art17.jpg| from issue #4, poem by Marion McChesney, illo by Suzan Lovett
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4===
==Issue 5== 
Vault of Tomorrow 5 was published in January 1984 and contains 276 pages. 
Front cover: Lucy Syck; back cover: Lydia Moon. Other art by TACS, Caro Hedge, Christine Myers, Barbara P. Gordon, Gail Bennett, Gina Godwin, Stephanie Hawks, Caren Parnes, Jude Jackson, Suzan Lovett, Sarah Macht DeWitt, and Bev Zuk.
* The Final Option		by Lynne Syck		(1)
* I Remember, poem by April Valentine (45)
*The Endymion Prize 	by 	Lorraine Beatty		("McCoy is to be awarded the prestigious Endymion Prize. It is a great honor, but one with strings attached: the formal ceremony and the extravagant outfit the prize winner must wear to the ceremony. McCoy would like to get his hands on the individual responsible for his nomination.") (47)
*So You May Live		by Charlotte Davis	(63)
* Down in Engineering, poem by TACS (81)
*Incident at Dannar	by 	Debbie Painter		(83)
* The Reason, poem by Ginna LaCroix (92)
*The Reason		by Ginna LaCroix		(92)
*Call It a Feeling	 by	Laura Zipkin ("On Altair IV, Lenore Karidian tries to kill Kirk.") (93)
* Quoth the Vulcan by TACS (120)
* My Son by Beverly Volker (122)
* Do Not Grieve, poem by Ginna LaCroix (124)
*Tale of a Dragon 	 by	Rosemarie Eierman (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages)	(125)
* Silver Threads, poem by Ellen Korbrin (129)
*Walls	by	Lynette Knox		(130)
* Through the Years by Jude Jackson (134)
*Illusions	by	Lucy Becket		(135)
* To the Future, poem by Ginna LaCroix (221)
*Alone	by	Ginna LaCroix		(223)
* He Was Too Good to Me by Jude Jackson (226)
*The Shop of Dreams	by	Sarah Machi DeWitt	(227)
* If Only by Jude Jackson (233)
* LIngering Notes by Marion McChesney (234)
* Life's Final Star	by	Lynn Syck & Laurel Ridner ("The people of the planet Cota are dying of a plague and the Enterprise is ordered to do whatever possible to help without deploying a landing party. McCoy can stand the frustration only so long before he, against all orders, beams himself to the planet. It is only a matter of time before Kirk and Spock follow him. The quality of these men and their love for each other proves strong enough to survive this deadly situation.") 	(235)
* Zine Listings 272
Image:vault5art1.jpg| from issue #5, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault5art2.jpg| from issue #5, Caren Parnes
Image:vault5art3.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art4.jpg| from issue #5, Christine Myers
Image:vault5art5.jpg| from issue #5, Stephanie Hawks
Image:vault5art6.jpg| from issue #5, Gail Bennett
Image:vault5art7.jpg| from issue #5, Christine Myers
Image:vault5art8.jpg| from issue #5, Gina Godwin
Image:vaultoftomorrow5-12.jpg| from issue #5, Barbara P. Gordon
Image:vault5art9.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art10.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art11.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art12.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art13.jpg| from issue #5, TACS
Image:vault5art14.jpg| from issue #5, Gail Bennett
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5===
==Issue 6== 
Vault of Tomorrow 6 was published in April 1984 and contains 248 pages. 
Cover: Lucy Synk; back cover: Lydia Moon. Other art by Suzan Lovett, TACS, Caro Hedge, Christine Myers, Mary Mills, Marilyn Cole, Pat Cash, Sheila Willis, and Merle Decker. 
From the editorial: 
* Nothing Lasts Forever by Ginna LaCroix (1)
* A Christmas Dragon by Rosemarie Eierman (37)
* Tomorrows, poem by P.E. Kinlock (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (42)
* Passage Through Purgatory by Nancye James (43)
* The Blue Demon by A.C. Crispin ("It was written as part of the programming at Shore Leave V and after the con, she gave it to me for Vault 6." -- from the editorial) (reprinted in The Farthest Frontier #2) (51)
* Wind-Flowers by Sharon F (51)
* Somewhere In the Darkest Night by Lynn Syck & Laurel Ridener (sequel is "A Candle Burns" in issue #9) (59)
* A Tale of Time by Sharon F (68)
* Dragons Call by Rosemarie Eierman (69)
* Since We're Going That Way by Meg Fine (74)
* The Final Toast by Sandra Middleton & Sharon Masters (Post ST:TW0K. "Kirk and McCoy trying to come to terms with Spock's death.") (75)
* To a Trek Writer by Flora Poste (81)
* Validity of Friendship by Marilyn Cole ("Arica, a young Klingon-Human hybrid captures Spock. She wants Spock to mind-meld with her to help integrate her two halves. It is a dangerous procedure and Spock would never attempt it willingly, but Arica has McCoy as her prisoner.") (82)
* A Dragon in the Woods by Rosemarie Eierman (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (101)
* Aftermath by P.E. Kinlock (108)
* Wait For the Morning by Marion McChesney ("Spock persuades a very unwilling McCoy to withhold from Kirk the fact that the Captain has a malignant brain tumor. When Spock dies in an accident protecting Kirk, McCoy reveals the truth and is told with great bitterness that Kirk wants out of his life. McCoy withdraws, but it is not long before both men realize how much they need each other.") (originally printed in Contact #7) (111)
* When Evening Comes by Marion McChesney ("McCoy returns to the ocean side home he shared uith Jim Kirk during the last few ueeks of Kirk's life. It is time to put the house in order, take care of the Captain's possessions and get on with the rest of his life.") (159)
* Wanderin' Bairn by Meg Fine (164)
* And I Owe You by Lynda Roper (reprinted in Chamber of the Ages) (165)
* Walk Softly There by Nora Jeffrey (181)
* T'Lan by Jude Townsend (182)
* Love's Promise by Terri Sylvester (200)
* Tobin's Dragon by Rosemarie Eierman (202)
* Essentials of the Heart by Nora Jeffrey (212)
* Our Dearest Blood by Terri Sylvester, accompanying Kirk/David portrait (214)
* Quest by Marion McChesney (216)
* Amazing Grace by Lynn Syck & Laurel Ridener ("Kirk has been hideously injured. Spock and McCoy seek the help of the Pelf Protectorate, believing these mysterious beings might be able to restore their Captain.") (217)
 
Image:vault6art1.jpg| from issue #6, Christine Myers
Image:vault6art2.jpg| from issue #6, Christine Myers
Image:vault6art3.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole 
Image:vault6art4.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole
Image:vault6art5.jpg| from issue #6, Pat Cash 
Image:vault6art6.jpg| from issue #6, Sheila Willis 
Image:vault6art7.jpg| from issue #6, Lydia Moon 
Image:vault6art8.jpg| from issue #6, Lydia Moon 
Image:vault6art9.jpg| from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault6art11.jpg| from issue #6, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault6art12.jpg| from issue #6, Christine Myers
Image:vault6art13.jpg| from issue #6, TACS
Image:vault6art14.jpg| from issue #6, Mary Mills
Image:vault6art15.jpg| from issue #6, TACS
Image:vault6art16.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole
Image:vault6art17.jpg| from issue #6, Merle Decker
Image:vault6art18.jpg| from issue #6, TACS (portrays Kirk and his son, David Marcus)
Image:vault6art19.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole
 
Image:vault6art10.jpg| from issue #6, Marilyn Cole
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7== 
 
 
Vault of Tomorrow 7 was published in January 1985. It is a 434-page novel called, "Valiahara" by Kathy Milligan. 
Suzan Lovett is the front cover artist. Other art is by Christine Myers, Caren Parnes, Kenneth Morris, Carol Swoboda, and Chris Grahl.	
From the editorial: 
Chapters:
* Child of Light and Shadow (2)
* Echoes (142)
* Guardian of the Song (327)
Image:vault7art1.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault7art2.jpg|from issue #7, TACS
Image:vault7art3.jpg|from issue #7, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault7art4.jpg|from issue #7, Chris Grahl
Image:vault7art5.jpg|from issue #7, Christine Myers
Image:vault7art6.jpg|from issue #7, Kenneth Morris
Image:vault7art7.jpg|from issue #7, Christine Myers
Image:vault7art8.jpg|from issue #7, Christine Myers
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8== 
Vault of Tomorrow 8 was published in May 1985 and contains 200 pages. The front cover is by TACS, the back cover is by Marilyn Johanson. 
From the editorial: 
 
* Refusion, fiction by Mary Rottler (1)
* Reborn, poem by Tacs (5) 
* Mail Call, poem by Meg Fine (6) 
* A Stranger Met, fiction by Ginna LaCroix (7) 
* When Thinking, poem of Star Trek by Robin Walker (30) 
* The Last Watch, fiction by Tim Collins (31) 
* In Dreams, poem by Marion Chesney (33)
* In Harm's Way, poem by Marion Chesney (35) 
* View of a Silver Lady, poem by Ginna LaCroix (36) 
* Years in a Second, fiction by Dawn Law (37) 
* Return to Life, poem by Tacs (53) 
* And as Will Be, fiction fiction by Charlotte Davis (65) 
* Never the Same Again, fiction by Linda Neighbors (65) 
* Morning Moments, poem by Nora Jeffrey (70)
* A Taste of Vulcan Whimsey, fiction by Ginger Dawson (72) 
* Star Trek Revival, play by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (Reverend Trekwell) (72) 
* Distant Dreams, poem by Terri Sarick (76) 
* Snow Dragons, fiction by Rosemary Eierman, map by Weston Scrimger (83) 
* Just for the Fun of It, fiction by Linda Neighbors (101) 
* Demon Dreams, fiction by Robin Walker (104) 
* In the Silence of the Sea-Wind Dawn, fiction by Lynn Syck and Laurel Ridener (111) 
* To the Enterprise, poem by Kathy Milligan (116) 
* The Prisoner, poem JoAnn Sides (118)
* Interlude, fiction by Jan Davies (119)
* Vulcan Sunset, poem by Meg Fine (124) 
* Soup's On by Dan Collins, fiction (126) 
* Auld Lang Syne, fiction by Kim Knapp (139) 
* Moments, fiction by Sharon Fuchs (reprinted Academy Chronicles #14) (143)
* Memories, poem by Marion McChesney (146) 
* From Flame What Smoke, poem by Debbie Painter (147) 
 
Art:
* Borders: Editorial, dedication pages and 1-17-37-116-117, by Caro Hedge
* front cover by TACS
* Marilyn Johanson	(back cover)
* Kenneth Morris		(7, 37)
* Robin Walker		(65, 104)
* Mary Stacy-MacDonald		(72)
* Melissa James		(78)
* Sophia Kelley		(83)
* Mary Mills		(101)
* Pat Cash		(111)
* Sheila Willis		(119)
* Phil Tortorici		(126)
* Caren Parnes		(143)
* Christine Myers		(147)
Image:vault8art1.jpg| from issue #8, Christine Myers
Image:vault8art2.jpg| from issue #8, Michael Verina
Image:vault8art3.jpg| from issue #8, Sheila Willis
Image:vault8art4.jpg| from issue #8, Pat Cash
Image:vault8art5.jpg| from issue #8, Robin Walker
Image:vault8art6.jpg| from issue #8, Mary Mills
Image:vault8art7.jpg| from issue #8, Sophia Kelley
Image:vault8art8.jpg| from issue #8, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:vault8art9.jpg| from issue #8, Kenneth Morris
Image:vault8art10.jpg| from issue #8, Kenneth Morris
Image:vault8art11.jpg| from issue #8, Kenneth Morris
Image:vault8art13.jpg| from issue #8, Kenneth Morris
Image:vault8art12.jpg| from issue #8, Melissa James
Image:vault8art14.jpg| from issue #8, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault8art15.jpg| from issue #8, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault8art16.jpg| from issue #8, Christine Myers
Image:vault8art17.jpg| from issue #8, Christine Myers
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8===
==Issue 9== 
Vault of Tomorrow 9 was published in January 1986 and contains 310 pages. 
It was edited by Marion McChesney. 
Front cover by Suzan Lovett of baby!Spock sleeping with his sehlat. Back cover by TACS. Other art by Robin Walker, Caren Parnes, Steve Wilson, Jean Kluge, Lori Knott, Fiona Graves, Gina Godwin, Sarah Macht Dewitt, TACS, Suzan Lovett, Julie Cesari, and Christine Myers. Map by Weston Scrimger.
From the editorial: 
* Here Be Dragons by Carol Hart		(1)
* Spock's Revenge: You Can't Keep a Vulcan Down, filk by		Roberta Rogow		(8)
* Memory Serves	by	Carol Pierce		(9)
* The Question, poetry 	by	Ginna LaCroix		(24)
* The Saddest Of These, poetry 	by	Mary Woodruff		(26)
* Hide In Plain Sight	by	Lucy Beckett		(28)
* Star Cluster, poetry 	 	by Linda Neighbors		(76)
* Mea Culpa, poetry 		by Flora Poste		(78)
* The Needs Of the One	by CarolMel Ambassador & Alinda Alain		(79)
* The Hearts We Leave Behind	by	Liz Ellington	("Kirk, McCoy and Spock are sharing an apartment after their retirement. Spock is visiting Vulcan when he learns of McCoy's sudden death. Story tells of Kirk's reaction to McCoy's death, the rallying of friends, and Spock's efforts to get back to earth at this time of need.") 	(88)
* Child Of Future Dreams, poetry 	by	Gina Godwin		(115)
* Vigil, poetry 	by	Cat Malvin		(116)
* The Race	by	Sarah Macht Dewitt		(118)
* The Hand Of Friendship	by	Carol Lynne Briskow		(133)
* A Candle Burns	by	Laurel Ridener & Lynne Syck	("Kirk has been struck uith a disease which is incurable. He decides to leave the ship, take the deep-space shuttle, and die at a time and place of his own choosing. Spock and McCoy will not let him go alone, even though they will not be immune to Kirk's disease.") (sequel to "Somewhere in the Darkest Night" in issue #6)	(199)
* Thoughts In Opposition, poetry 	by	Marion McChesney		(212)
* Not Of Your Remembrance, poetry 	by	Jan Davies		(214)
* Of Brief Passage, poetry 	by	Mary Woodruff		(217
* A Warrior's Reflection, poetry 	by	Julie Cesari		(218)
* Possibilities 	by	Eleanor Dimick	("Post ST III, Kirk, McCoy and crew are arrested following the Fal Tor Pan and removed from Vulcan. Kirk is given a choice: accept a secret mission to initiate diplomatic contact with the Klingon Governing Guild or spend the rest of his life in prison along with all the crew who rescued Spock. So McCoy, Kirk and all are off to contact the Klingons.") (220)
Image:vault9art1.jpg| from issue #9, Jean Kluge
Image:vault9art2.jpg| from issue #9, Fiona Graves, portrays Spock and an elderly Kirk
Image:vault9art17.jpg| from issue #9, Fiona Graves
Image:vault9art3.jpg| from issue #9, Caren Parnes 
Image:vault9art4.jpg| from issue #9, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault9art5.jpg| from issue #9, Christine Myers
Image:vault9art6.jpg| from issue #9, Christine Myers
Image:vault9art21.jpg| from issue #9, Christine Myers
Image:vault9art7.jpg|a from issue #9, Jean Kluge
Image:vault9art8.jpg| from issue #9, Lori Knott
Image:vault9art9.jpg| from issue #9, Gina Godwin
Image:vault9art10.jpg| from issue #9, Gina Godwin
Image:vault9art11.jpg| from issue #9, Gina Godwin
 
Image:vault9art13.jpg| from issue #9, Jean Kluge
Image:vault9art14.jpg| from issue #9, filk
Image:vault9art15.jpg| from issue #9, Robin Walker
Image:vault9art16.jpg| from issue #9, Caren Parnes
Image:vault9art18.jpg| from issue #9, TACS
Image:vault9art19.jpg| from issue #9, TACS
Image:vault9art20.jpg| from issue #9, TACS
Image:vault9art22.jpg| from issue #9, Steve Wilson
==Issue 10== 
Vault of Tomorrow 10 was published in April 1986 and contains 241 pages. 
The art is by Lori Knott		(front cover), Fiona Graves, Caro Hedges, Christine Myers, TACS, Maggie Manlove, Steve Wilson, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, and Suzan Lovett.
From the editorial: 
* Enterprise Log by Sharon F( 1) 
* Show Me the Way Home by Susan K. McLeod (2) 
* Vigil, poetry by Beverly Volker (55) 
* Saavik's Prayer, poetry by Cheryl Zier (57) 
* The Errand by Micheline England (58) 
* The Demon by Robin Walker ("On shore leave on Zeta 4, McCoy drinks a local brew that turns out to be very toxic to humans. The coma that results could lead to respiratory failure and death. We are led through the delirium of his illness to the point of death where a friend attempts to reach him through the mind meld.") (reprinted from issue #8, this time including a missing page) (65) 
* Like the Stars, poetry by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (71) 
* The Watchers by Lynn Syck and Laurel Ridener (72) 
* Dance in the Dragon's Jaws by Rosemarie Eierman (98) 
* No Greater Love by Ginger Dawson (110) 
*Captain, Do You Play? by Liz Ellington (122) 
* More Than Shining, poetry by Nora Jeffrey (139) 
* Addendum: Fantasy Fulfilled by Beverly Volker (143) 
* The Ode to Big Daddy Blues, filk by Betsy Fisher (147) 
* Star Trek: The Musical, con skit performed at the 1985 MediaWest*Con by Kevin Lewis, Paula Smith, Beverly Grant (winner of a Fan Q) (149)
* The Ceremony of Silence, poetry by Sharon F. (173)
* Ghosts, poetry by Sandy Zier (175)
* Tradition's Move by Allyson Mann (set in the 'Night of the Twin Moons' universe, printed here with Jean Lorrah's permission) (176) 
* Will You Ever by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (208) 
* Project Confidant by Alinda Alain (209)
 
Image:vault10art1.jpg| from issue #10, Fiona Graves
Image:vault10art3.jpg| from issue #10, TACS
Image:vault10art4.jpg| from issue #10, Christine Myers
Image:vault10art5.jpg| from issue #10, Fiona Graves
Image:vault10art6.jpg| from issue #10, Fiona Graves
Image:vault10art12.jpg| from issue #10, Fiona Graves
Image:vault10art7.jpg| from issue #10, Christine Myers
Image:vault10art8.jpg| from issue #10, Fiona Graves
Image:vault10art9.jpg| from issue #10, Mary Stacy-MacDonald (portrays Amanda Grayson (shorter woman) and a Vulcan original character) 
Image:vault10art10.jpg| from issue #10, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:vault10art11.jpg| from issue #10, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault10art2.jpg| from issue #10, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault10art13.jpg| from issue #10, Maggie Manlove
Image:vault10art14.jpg| from issue #10, Steve Wilson (from the skit)
Image:vault10art15.jpg| from issue #10, cast for the skit
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10===
 
==Issue 11== 
Vault of Tomorrow 11 was published in January 1987 and contains 239 pages. 
The art is by Brenda Venino, Steve Wilson, Fiona Graves, Suzan Lovett, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Juanita J. Wesley, Tacs, Christine Myers, Jan Davies, and Cheryl Meidinger-Carter.
From the editorial, comments about the new film: 
* Editorial by Marion McChesney
* Velvet Black by Jennifer Weston (1)
* Uhura's Aria, poetry by Kathleen Young (54)
* No Option by Susan K. McLeod (sequel to "Show Me the Way Home" in Vault of Tomorrow #10) (56) 
* A Brief Moment of Light by Della Van Hise (previously published in Enterprise Incidents 6) (84) 
* Driving Lesson, poetry by Meg Fine (92)
* The Kirk by Billie Phillips ("Kirkʼs senior roommate tries to calm things down after Kirk accidentally ruins Lt. Spockʼs computer program.") (also in Before the Glory #11) (93) 
* Rite of Passage by Sue Wilson (101)
* Anniversary, poetry by Nora Jeffrey (106)
* The First of Many by Debbie Mangold (109)
* To a Friend Growing Old, poetry by Gloria DeLeon (114)
* Reflections by Donna Frost and Denise Chonka (115)
* Symbiosis by Mary Schuttler ("The minds of Spock and McCoy were not completely separated by the Fal Tor Pan. Each exhibit some characteristics usually shown by the other. The two men try to decide what to do about the 'problem'.") (122)
* Maru by CarolMel Ambassador (127)
* Dare to Dream, poetry by Juanita J. Wesley (132)
* A Time to Die, a Time to Live by Lynn Syck and Laurel Ridner (134)
* Into the Light by Michelle England (151)
* Prologue by Debbie Mangold (156)
* Alive Again, poetry by Kathleen Young (160)
* Through the Glass Clearly by CarolAnn Hart & Caroline Nixon (161)
* The Setup by Deborah Cummins (170)
* For Enterprise by Steve Wilson (203)
* Mandala by Carol Pierce (209)
 	 
Image:vault11art10.jpg| from issue #11, Suzan Lovett
Image:vault11art12.jpg| from issue #11, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:vault11art1.jpg| from issue #11, Fiona Graves
Image:vault11art8.jpg| from issue #11, Fiona Graves
Image:vault11art2.jpg| from issue #11, Christine Myers
Image:vault11art4.jpg| from issue #11, Christine Myers
Image:vault11art13.jpg| from issue #11, Christine Myers
Image:vault11art11.jpg| from issue #11, Christine Myers, perhaps a happy bit of Magnum P.I. fan casting 
Image:vault11art3.jpg|a from issue #11, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter	
Image:vault11art6.jpg| from issue #11, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter	
Image:vault11art7.jpg| from issue #11, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter	
Image:vault11art15.jpg|from issue #11, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter 
Image:vault11art5.jpg| from issue #11, Arex and M'Ress by Steve Wilson
Image:vault11art9.jpg| from issue #11, Steve Wilson
Image:vault11art14.jpg| from issue #11, TACS
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11===
==Issue 12== 
Vault of Tomorrow 12 was published in June 1987 and contains 190 pages. 
The front cover is by Caren Parnes and the back cover is by Fiona Graves. Other art by Caro Hedge, Gina Godwin, Christine Myers, Marie Williams, Andrea Kunz, Robin Wlker, C. Kyle, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter. 
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* To Touch the Stars	by	Mary Rottler	("Another version of the events that followed Spock's death. McCoy and Kirk have returned to Starfleet assignments, but it is soon apparent all is not as it should be with McCoy. He is going through great physical and emotional distress and Kirk, David, Carol Marcus and Sarek are all drawn into the doctor's torment.") (1)
* Awakening, poem by Flora Poste (82)
* A Three Fold Cord	by	Tay Garian	("Spock has been hurt by an angry outburst from Jim Kirk. McCoy steps forward to offer his special blend of compassion and advice, and Spock is once again aware of the strength of the friendship of the three men.") 	(83)
* Tools of the Trade, poetry by CarolMel Ambassador (86)
* Crossed Wires	by	Mary Schuttler		("Before he left for shore leave, McCoy employed Uhura's instructions to program his Comm unit to identify callers and give pre-recorded responses. Upon his return it becomes apparent he did not follow those instructions correctly.") (88)
* Dream Come True, poetry by D.A. Martin (92)
* Forever Comes Today	by	Alain Alain		(93)
* Decision of the Heart	by	Michelle Dorph		(98)
* The Final Farewell	by	CarolMel Ambassador		(105)
* Clean Sweep	by	Debbie Dunbar		(107)
* Best Guess, poetry by Betsy Fisher (110)
* Temptation's Way	by	Mary Schuttler		(112)
* In Memory's Cold Embrace, poetry by Sharon F (116)
* A Friend in Need	by	Denise L. Mathews		(118)
* A Doctor's Promise, poetry by Betsy Fisher (126)
* Ordained	by	Lynn Syck and Laurel Ridner		("A shuttle crash has taken Spock's lite and Jim Kirk is dying. McCoy comforts Kirk, knowing he too will die with his friends.") (127)
* The Last Laugh	by	Carol Hart		(132)
* Thy Brother's Keeper	by	Deborah Cummins		(151)
Image:vault12art1.jpg| from issue #12, Fiona Graves
Image:vault12art2.jpg| from issue #12, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter
Image:vault12art9.jpg| from issue #12, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter
Image:vault12art7.jpg| from issue #12, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter
Image:vault12art10.jpg| from issue #12, Cheryl Meidinger-Carter
Image:vault12art3.jpg| from issue #12, C. Kyle
Image:vault12art4.jpg| from issue #12, Gina Godwin
Image:vault12art5.jpg| from issue #12, Christine Myers
Image:vault12art6.jpg| from issue #12, Marie Williams
Image:vault12art8.jpg| from issue #12, Andrea Kunz
Image:vault12art11.jpg| from issue #12, Robin Walker
Image:vault12art12.jpg| from issue #12, Robin Walker
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 12===
==Issue 13== 
Vault of Tomorrow 13 was published in March 1988 and contains 200 pages. 
The front cover is by Chris Soto. Other art by Pat Horowitz, Caro Hedge, Christine Myers, Jan Davies, Carol Hart, Phil Tortorrici, and Jean Kluge.
From the editorial of this last issue: 
* Impasse by Sharon Pillsbury (1)
* Emotions, poem by Mary Garrett (54)
* Can I Keep It by Ann Zewen (55)
* Promotion, poetry by Ginna LaCroix (58)
* The Testing by Charlotte Davis (59)
* Through the Eyes of a Child, poetry by D.A. Martin (78)
* The First Christmas by Carol Briscoe (79)
* The Best of Times, the Worst of Times by Carol Hart & Caroline Nixon (107)
* Quandry by Carolmel Ambassador (115)
* Second Chance by Carol Smith (117)
* A Matter of Faith by Lynn Syck & Laurel Ridner (121)
* Who is This... ?, poetry by Donna Rose Vanderlaan (126)
* Question, poetry by Ginna LaCroix (128)
* Looped Tape by Carol Hart (129)
* Daddy's Little Girl, poetry by Betsy Fisher (135)
* A Different Logic by April Murray (136)
* The Visitor, poetry by mary Garrett (144)
* The Bigot by Deborah Cummins (145)
* My Secret, poem (177)
* Welcome Aboard, poetry by Ginna LaCroix (179)
* Admiral Kirk, art by Chris Soto (180)
* Android Blues by Jean Kluge (Star Trek: TNG) (winner of a Fan Q for Best Short Story, reprinted in Pulse of the Machine as that novel's first chapter) (181)
Image:vault13-1.jpg| from issue #13, Jean Kluge for "Android Blues"
Image:vault13-2.jpg| from issue #13, first page of "Android Blues" - note the bit of fancy color!
Image:vault13-3.jpg| from issue #13, Chris Soto for "Impasse"
Image:vault13-4.jpg| from issue #13, art by Pat Horowitz
Image:vault13-5.jpg| from issue #13, Jan Davies for "The First Christmas"
Image:vault13-6.jpg| from issue #13, Carol Hart for "Looped Tape"
Image:vault13-7.jpg| from issue #13, Phil Tortorrici for "A Different Logic"
Image:vault13-8.jpg| from issue #13, Christine Myers for "The Testing"
Image:vault13-12.jpg| from issue #13, Christine Myers
Image:vault13-9.jpg| from issue #13, Chris Soto -- Admiral Kirk
Image:vault13-11.jpg| from issue #13, Chris Soto
Image:vault13-10.jpg| from issue #13, Chris Soto for "Impasse"
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
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