A Tremor in the Force

A Tremor in the Force was one of the longest running gen Star Wars zines.
==From a Submission Request==
For the first issue: 
==Issue 1==
A Tremor in the Force 1 was published in May 1984 and is 161 pages.
The art is by Wanda Lybarger, Martynn, Jenni, Angela-Marie Varesano, Suzy Sansom, Mary Stacy-McDonald, Kim Gianna, Barbara Stults and Cheree Cargill, includes two fold-outs.
From a flyer printed in Far Realms #6 "PLEASE NOTE that some stories in this zine contain adult scenes. We think they are done in good taste and will not offend anyone, but use your own discretion in ordering. There are no same-sex relationships depicted."
* No One Will Know I'm Gone, poem by Martie Benedict (4)
* Just A Dream, story by Cheree Cargill (Leia dreams.) (5)
* Coming of Age, story by Sheila Truax (7)
* The Sins of the Fathers, story by T.S. Wedell ("Just what did change Han’s mind about staying on with the Rebels? Someone forces Solo to take a new look at freedom and commitment." Another summary: "Han had never been to this planet or in this bar before and was startled when someone called out, 'Hello, Solo— how're you doing?" But Han discovered that it was not to him that the man spoke but to his father...who had deserted his family the night Han was born.") (8)
* Kessel Run, poem by Martie Benedict (15)
* Only the Good Die Young, filk by Sally Smith (18)
* The Rescue, story by Barbara M. Stutls (19)
* A Lesson in Love, story by Jeanine Hennig ("A 'Catalyst" series story. There were other lessons in the Force for Luke to learn besides moving objects and using a lightsabre.") (also in Catalyst! Collected) (24)
* Incident on Ord Mantell, story by T.S. Wedell (Sequel to "Sins of the Fathers." "On Ord Mantell, Han finds reason to regret his decision to stay with the Alliance." Another summary: "That bounty hunter they ran into on Ord Mantell changed Han's mind about staying with the Alliance. He'd leave...just as soon as the Hoth base was secured.") (27)
* Word Search Puzzles by Lynda Vandiver (32)
* Interlude on Bespin, story by Cheree Cargill ("Han and Leia make love the night before their capture on Bespin." Another summary: "Han and Leia had one night together in Cloud City while the Falcon was being repaired. It should have been only a night of sharing love and hopes and dreams. Why couldn't Han rid himself of the nagging sense of doom hanging over it all?") (34)
* Those Golden Eyes, poem by Kathryn Agel (37)
* Miracles Can Happen, poem by Kathryn Agel (39)
* The Master's Voice, story by Jean L. Stevenson ("3P0 had searched for uncounted years for the young prince who had been abducted while under Threepio's care. Now, as far as his sensors and memory banks could tell, Threepio had found him.") (42)
* Foldout, "Luke and the Wounded Womprat" by Barbara M. Stults
* Fortune's A Woman, poem by Martie Benedict (44)
* It's a Miracle, filk by Sally Smith (46)
* Celebrate the Love, story by Jean L. Stevenson ("The sunlight streamed down through the tall trees and illuminated the couple standing in the glade, surrounded by 'family' and friends. What a perfect place for a wedding!") (47)
* Solutions to Word Search Puzzles
* The Ballad of Traeger Jonah, poem by Marti Benedict (51)
* The Lesson, story by J.A. Berger ("Han and Luke run into trouble picking up a cargo on Regal II." Another summary: "Regal II was a backwater hole that served as a thriving port for smugglers and pirates. It was perfect for the pickup of cargo bound for the Alliance base...except that Leia had arranged for more cargo than the Falcon could carry and Luke and Han knew they didn't dare leave any of it there or it would be gone by the time they got back. To complicate matters, two of Han's old acquaintances from Mos Eisley were determined to get in on the rich haul he was making...and nothing was going to stand in their way.") (55)
* A Little Poem by Martie Benedict (65)
* Foldout --- "Han, Chewie, Malla, and Lumpy" by Barbara M. Stults
* Breakdown in Communication, story by Martie Benedict ("Set before Star Wars: A New Hope. While trying to get some freight paperwork filled out, Han and a lady clerk come under attack by crazed counter-revolutionaries." Another summary: "Han just wanted to get his Request for Entry form signed, unload the shipment of computers and be off to Urango and his lady-love's arms. Unfortunately, it was turning into one of those days...") (66)
* Thoughts by Fireflight, poem by Sally Smith (85)
* Through the Long Night, story by Marcia Brin ("Leia comforts Han when he has nightmares about the carbon freeze. She wants to know exactly what he endured." Another summary: "Han at last was free of the carbonite and he and Leia were finally together. But the experience had affected him profoundly and, in his dreams, the carbonite prison still closed in around him.") (86)
* Lost Love, poem by Mary Teel (89)
* Legacy, story by Jeanine Hennig ("A full-length novella set in the last days of the Jedi. The Enclave on Alderaan was apparently thriving, but a few Jedi could see the decay that was gnawing at the underpinnings of the venerable brotherhood. Obi-Wan Kenobi was one and he set about training a remarkable young girl, Rebekah Nightrider. She was to prove to be a pivotal point in the galaxy's future, for she would give birth to the last of the Jedi—Luke Skywalker." In 1987, Violet Nordstrom wrote that it "has only Jeanine's name, but she incorporated some situations, characters, and elements established by the two of us. The same holds true for subsequent stories in later issues of FAR REALMS and others." The Proposed Zine: "Remigrations")) (also in Catalyst! Collected) (90)
File:tremor1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Martynn
File:tremor1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Barbara M. Stults
File:tremor1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Barbara M. Stults
File:tremor1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Barbara M. Stults, "Luke and the Wounded Womprat"
File:tremor1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
File:tremor1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Barbara M. Stults, "Han, Chewie, Malla, and Lumpy"
File:tremor1-8.jpg|from issue #1, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Suzy Sansom
File:tremor1-10.jpg|from issue #1, Jenni
File:tremor1-11.jpg|from issue #1, Jenni
File:tremor1-12.jpg|from issue #1, inside back cover, "Coffee Break" by Barbara M. Stults
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
A Tremor in the Force 2 was published in 1985 and is 187 pages. Art by Wanda Lybarger, Jenni, Nancy Stasulis, Danaline Bryant, Cheree Cargill, Dani, Pat Easley, B.A. Hale, Susan Hall, Wendy Ikeguchi, Suzy Sansom, Barbara Stults, and Laura Virgil.
This issue contains "The Backlash Tango," a filk by Zeudi Nimn and Ann Onimous (to the tune of "Never Say No" from "The Fantastics" by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt). It was commentary on slash fanworks, fan push back to George Lucas' restrictions on fanworks:
* Lettercol (3)
* Goodbye, vignette by Danaline Bryant ("There was one last act for Darth Vader to perform before the Dark Side took him completely.") (10)
* Faux Pas, story by Patricia D'Orazio ("It was Threepio's first assignment as a newly-built protocol droid—keepinf: the Corellian contingent from insulting all the rest of the guests at the fiftieth-^anniversary celebration of Alderaan's trade treaty with the Harachs of Corell. Later, Threepio could only assert, "It wasn't my fault!"") (12)
* Rite of Passage, story by T.S. Weddell ("It was Han's fifteenth birthday and the gang had cooked up a little surprise in celebration—the gang leader's girlfriend, Randa.") (14)
* Puzzles by Marci Erwin (21)
* Encounter Off Kashyyyk, story by Cheree Cargill ("Chief Gunner Han Solo had never seen a Wookiee before and he had no idea that the rescue of a Wookiee ship from slavers would set his life upon a different path.") (24)
* Word Search Puzzles by Lynda Vandiver (35)
* , story by Patricia D'Orazio ("Captured and wounded by a wealthy hunter and a warrior priestess, Han is used as bait to lure Chewbacca into a trap. " It was just a routine cargo haul, a load of droid parts and one passenger. So what if the passenger was one of the White Warriors of Kadell and a high priestess of her people at that? Han saw no trouble in making the run. But Chewie could smell trouble whenever the Kadell was near and his hunter's instincts proved him painfully right.") (36)
* The Rescue - Part 2, story by Barbara M. Stultz (56)
* Memories, story by L.A. Carr ("The Rebel Base on Fautell had been destroyed by Imperial forces and now a Rebel commando team was on its way to find a lost tape of stolen Imper ial secrets. The atrocities they encountered made the strongest among them blanche. It was only Luke, in a horrifying link with death, who could find the tape before the stormtroopers returned.") (71)
* Whose Worth Unknown, story by T.S. Weddell ("The mission was simple. All Han had to do was fly into the heart of the Empire, pick up the head of the Khirgitti government, bring her to Alliance headquarters and return her two weeks later. "Maybe you'd like me to pick up a pair of the Emperor's undershorts while I'm there?" asked Han.") (79)
* Communication, story by Gail Small (101)
* Requiem, story by Jeanine Hennig ("How could Luke make Leia see what Anakin had been at the end? Luke had known him as Jedi-to-Jedi, but Leia could only remember the horror suffered at Vader's hands.") (103)
* The Backlash Tango by Zeudi Nimn and Ann Onimous (105)
* Art Portfolio (106)
* The Wishing Well, story by Lynda Vandiver (111)
* Beneath the Mythos, story by Linda Knights ("Karla had grown to love and care for Commander Skywalker during the final days of the Rebellion. Was she the only one who could see the cloud of darkness that hovered around him now?") (113)
* , story by Martie Benedict ("Set before Star Wars: A New Hope. Han and Chewie search for a treasure on a mysterious planet and find more than they bargained for. "The dying spacer whispered to Han of treasures beyond his wildest imaginings and visions of gems as big as his fist was jufet too much for the Corellian to pass up. Little did he know that his quest for the riches of Wingspan would lead to imprisonment and death.") (118)
* Against the Wind, poem by Cheree Cargill (138)
* A Family Affair, story by Ann Wortham ("Just how many relatives did Han have, anyway?") (139)
* Mechanical by Gail Small (142)
* The Burdens of His Life, vignettes by Susan Matthews ("Luke was the last of the Jedi...but he was working on changing that.") (144)
* With You Always, story by Marcia Brin (146)
* , story by Carolyn Golledge (Post Return of the Jedi.) ("Leia and Han are kidnapped by slavers as an evil Senator tries to prevent Leia becoming President of the New Alliance. In the first free elections in a generation, Leia seems certain to win the office of President of the New Senate. But a powerful political leader makes powerful enemies, as Leia discovers when her ship is sabotaged and nearly destroyed during a flight between campaign rallies. Han barely manages to save them from a fatal crash, but, off-course, their ship gone and with no idea where they are, Han, Leia and Threepio must figure out how to survive on an inhospitable planet. Luke, however, is aware of his sister s plight through their link in the Force and is on his way with Chewie to find them, the mindlink his only guide as to their whereabouts. The three have already been found, however, by slavers in the employ of Leia's chief rival...a ruthless man who will stop at nothing to remove Leia from the Senate.") (This is Golledge's first story published.) (150)
* Farewell to a Friend by Sally Smith (187)
File:tremor2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Danaline Bryant
File:tremor2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Laura Virgil
File:tremor2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Laura Virgil
File:tremor2-5.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara Stults
File:tremor2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Barbara Stults
File:tremor2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Nancy Stasulis
File:tremor2-8.jpg|from issue #2, Danaline Bryant
File:tremor2-9.jpg|from issue #2, Suzy Sansom
File:tremor2-10.jpg|from issue #2, Dani
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
A Tremor in the Force 3 was published in May 1986 and is 238 pages.
This issue was dedicated to the memory of the crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger.
The art is by Judith Tyler, Mark Murphy, Steven Fox, Dianne Smith, Jim Markle, Dani, Ronda Henderson, Jenni, Yvonne Zan, Pat Easley, Melea Fisher, Sandi Jones, Wanda Lybarger, Mark Fisher, Nancy Stasulis, Barbara Frances-Simon, Martynn, Peggy Dixon, Martynn, and Beth Lentz.
* Letters of Comment (3)
* Puzzles by Lynda Vandiver and Marci Erwin (17)
* Darth Vader's Revenge by Judith Tyler, art by Tyler ("A five-part story presented here in its entirety. Anakin Skywalker has fallen to the Dark Side and Palpatine is determined that he will remain there.") (20)
* The Emperor's Elite by Karen Finch, art by Mark Murphy (38)
* Presenting the Art of Steven Fox: Portfolio (42)
* The Girl Back Home by Carol Mularski, art by Dani ("Sixteen-year-old Luke Skywalker could only feel the call of the stars. How could he gently dissuade the lovely young girl who had set her cap for him?") (This story was originally to have been in Mos Eisley Tribune #4 in 1980.) (49)
* Soliloquy in Silence by Jacqueline Taero (60)
* A Candle for Alderaan by Ronda Henderson, art by Henderson (62)
* Tales from the Dark Side, art by Jenni (64)
* Father and Son, poem by Michelle Malkin (65)
* Of Good Intentions, poem by Jeanine Hennig (66)
* And Then Again by Michelle Malkin (67)
* To the Victor... Belongs the Spoils by Robin White, art by Yvonne Zan (70)
* The Sins of the Mother by Gail Small, art by Pat Easley (74)
* Another Reality by Michelle Malkin, art by Melea Fisher and Yvonne Zan (78)
* Darkside Trio, poems by Pat Easley (82)
* Two Points of View by Sandi Jones, art by Jones ("Written in counterpoint to Susan Matthews' "The Burdens of His Life" (TIF#2), this story explores both Luke's thoughts and those of a woman bearing his child.") (84)
* Unseen Hand by Jacqueline Taero ("Who knows what Force lurks behind the events we have seen?") (88)
* by T.S. Weddell, art by Wanda Lybarger (A story of Han's early ill-fated military career. "Young Han Solo had it all—a budding career in the Starfleet and a beautiful fiancee from a wealthy and powerful family. Then suddenly everything goes wrong because he will not compromise his honor. Publicly court-martialed as a coward and traitor, he becomes a symbol of contempt to all Corell. It is only a lone Wookiee that seems to understand what honor is all about.") (93)
* Blame It On Bespin by Cheree Cargill (116)
* Of Matters Baronial by Jacqueline Taero (117)
* Dawn on the Forest Moon by Matthew Whitney, art by Mark and Melea Fisher ("It was the morning after the night of celebration on Endor. Luke had been unable to sleep and now found solace in forest of the Ewoks.") (118)
* On the Road by Marty Benedict, art by Jim Markle (128)
* Musings of a Princess by Jean Thompson (125)
* The Next Step by Katherine Gillen, art by Jim Markle (128)
* The Man with Laughter in His Eyes by Kate Birkel, art by Nancy Stasulis ("An alternate for ROTJ. Jabba has had Han released from carbon freeze for the sole purpose of enjoying his pain through torture. What Luke, Lando and Chewie finally rescue can scarcely be called human. The physical body, however, can be repaired. But what happens if the mind and soul of that body has escaped to unknown reaches and cannot be found? ") (133)
* The Dark Lord and Land, poem by Ronda Henderson (143)
* The Art of Dianne Smith: Portfolio (144)
* Winner Takes All by Robin White, art by Barbara Frances-Simon ("Alliance agents on Tatooine are being killed. Luke and Han are sent to infiltrate and find the killer.") (149)
* Pillow Talk by Carol Mularski, art by Martin (161)
* Legacy by Judith Tyler, art by Yvonne Zan (166)
* by Marcia Brin, art by Dani (Set post Return of the Jedi. "Taking their first vacation in years, Han and Leia set sail on the luxury star liner. Interstellar Empress. It is a dream come true, until they run across an apparently drug-related murder. No one seems inclined to investigate, so they undertake to find the killer themselves—and discover that they have now become targets.") (169)
* A True Partner by Marci Erwin (182)
* by Carolyn Golledge, art by Dani ( (Post Return of the Jedi. Boba Fett has survived the sarlacc and is determined to take revenge on Solo. "A full-length post-JEDI novel. Boba Fett has survived the Sarlacc pit, crawling up from its gut as the powerful stomach acids ate away his armor and skin. Found wandering in the Dune Sea by Trella, an empath, he is nursed back to health. The two fall in love and, listening to Fett's fevered rantings of the events leading up to his fall, Trella grows to hate Han Solo with the same passion as did Fett. Once he has recovered and is strong again, the two set out after Solo, bent on revenge.") 184)
* The Ultimate "Trash the Corellian" Story by Roz, art by Dianne Smith (236)
File:tremor3-1.jpg|from issue #3, Yvonne Zan
File:tremor3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Mark Murphy
File:tremor3-3.jpg|from issue #3, Steven Fox
File:tremor3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Steven Fox
File:tremor3-5.jpg|from issue #3, Steven Fox
File:tremor3-6.jpg|from issue #3, Dani
File:tremor3-7.jpg|from issue #3, Ronda Henderson
File:tremor3-8.jpg|from issue #3, Jenni
File:tremor3-9.jpg|from issue #3, Melea Fisher
File:tremor3-10.jpg|from issue #3, Pat Easley
File:tremor3-11.jpg|from issue #3, Mark Fisher
File:tremor3-12.jpg|from issue #3, Melea Fisher
File:tremor3-13.jpg|from issue #3, Jim Markle
File:tremor3-14.jpg|from issue #3, Dianne Smith
File:tremor3-15.jpg|from issue #3, Dianne Smith
File:tremor3-16.jpg|from issue #3, Dianne Smith
File:tremor3-17.jpg|from issue #3, inside back cover, Yvonne Zan
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
A Tremor in the Force 4 was published in 1988 and is 207 pages.
* Letters of Comment (3)
* A Long Night's Journey Into Day, story by Judith Tyler (Obi-Wan has watched and waited. Now the New Hope of the Jedi is ready to start his journey.) (7)
* Nothing More Than Feelings, story by Judith Tyler (Leia must stand before Vader and watch helplessly as Han is lowered into the carbonite pit.) (10)
* Hyl Rann's Discovery, story by Judith Tyler (The imperial spy has uncovered vital information on Yavin that could spell the end of the Death Star and now must bear dark tidings to his master, Darth Vader.) (13)
* Boushh, poem by Susan Zahn (20)
* Love Resurrected, poem by Susan Zahn (21)
* Merry Days, My Lovely, story by Kate Birkel (It has been twenty years since Han Solo stormed out of his marriage to Leia Organa. Can a certain Jedi bring them back together at long last?) (22)
* A Mother's Love, story by Ruth Radecki (The time of celebration on Endor following the destruction of the Death Star was also a time of intimate sharing and soul-searching for both Han and Leia.) (38)
* A Scene from the Past: What Could Have Happened by Margaret Lynn Stewart (42)
* Reclaimed, story by Barbara Gardner ("Darth Vader has discovered that he has a son in hiding on Tatooine. It is simplicity itself to slip into the Lars holding and reclaim 4-year-old Luke.") (43)
* To Be A Jedi, story by Marti Schuller (Luke takes three students to Dagobah to finalize their training as Jedi. The pathway for each is different and, ultimately, each must face his own trial with the Dark Side.) (47)
* The Lando Calrissian Last-Minute Hero Blues, poem by Jacqueline Taero (64)
* , story by Marcia Brin (Set post Return of the Jedi. Han and Leia go to Trantos for a diplomatic affair that develops complications. A jewel theft and diplomatic intrigue await Han and Leia as they attend a treaty conference outside the Alliance's jurisdiction.) (65)
* Bright Suns Shone by Maggie Nowakowska ("A lost Jedi soul searches for understanding in a dialogue with its mentor.") (83)
* Weight Wars: Jabba's New Hope by Peggy Dixon and Diane Pitman (88)
* Changeling, story by Matthew Whitney ("The child of Owen and Beru Lars had died at birth, but now Owen's brother, Ben Kenobi, approached them with a desperate request—that they foster the newborn son of Anakin Skywalker and pass the babe as their own.") (99)
* Into the Dark Side, story by James Booth (Han and Leia have moved with their son to the remote world of Ella where Leia discovers that the Emperor's reach from the Dark Side is not limited by death or distance.) (103)
* Time To Go, vignette by Melanie Guttierrez (120)
* Who Dares Do More by Irina Ozernoy ("Did you ever wonder how Wedge Antilles made it through the Rebellion without a scratch?") (122)
* The Conspiracy of Kommnor, story by Angela Fassio ("Originally published in the Italian zine ALLIANCE, this is the first time this outstanding novella has been translated into English! The end of the war and the consequent fall of the Empire marked the beginning of a ticklish period during which the stormy and dramatic events that had troubled the Galaxy were still vividly remembered and the ghosts of the past seemed to dim the New Era. During this difficult time of transition, several traps and threats hid themselves in the shadows...") (123)
* , story by Carolyn Golledge (Burning debris rains on Endor after the destruction of the Death Star. Massive forest fires result—and the ewok tribes in the distant hills look for the person responsible. Luke Skywalker is targeted as an offering to the Fire Demons. Can Han find him in time? And how can Endor be saved?) (143)
* Sith Before Weddings, story by Kerry Nash (The Sith are ethereal beings who have always been tied to the Jedi. Now Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa are their only contacts and such contact is interlaced with hidden perils.) (162)
File:tremor4-1.jpg|inside issue #4, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor4-2.jpg|inside issue #4, Dani
File:tremor4-3.jpg|inside issue #4, Melanie Guttierrez
File:tremor4-4.jpg|inside issue #4, Pat Easley
File:tremor4-5.jpg|inside issue #4, Rebecca Carey
File:tremor4-6.jpg|inside issue #4, Dianne Smith
File:tremor4-7.jpg|inside issue #4, Dianne Smith
File:tremor4-8.jpg|inside issue #4, Fabrizio Bertellino
File:tremor4-9.jpg|inside issue #4, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor4-10.jpg|inside issue #4, Catherine Churko
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
A Tremor in the Force 5 was published in August 1990 and is 280 pages. It has a color cover by Dianne Smith and other art by Wanda Lybarger, Melanie Guttierrez, Nancy Stasulis, Laura Virgil, Z.P. Florian, R. Adamson, Fabrizio Bertillino, Cheree Cargill, Dani, Pat Easley, Andrea Tonsig, and a portfolio by Steven Fox.
It won a 1990 Star aWard for Best Zine.
The editor recalls: 
From the editorial: 
* Letters of Comment (3)
* Dreamweaver, story by Sandi Jones (8)
* The Seed, story by Ming Wathne (17)
* Beaker in His Adventures, cartoon by Dani (20)
* Dark Soliloquy, vignette by Ann Wortham (21)
* Beginnings by Susan Zahn (21)
* , story by Carolyn Golledge (Humor, set post Star Wars: A New Hope. Han and Luke are forced to share a house while waiting for a Rebel contact. Soon they begin to resemble an odd couple, indeed.) (22)
* Notions, story by Maggie Nowakowska This was a story that was in the works for a long time; it was mentioned being read by at least one fan in 1981 in the article Mixed Grille or will the real Darth Vader please stand up?. It was originally planned for Imperial Entanglements. (30)
* Invitation to the Banquet, poem by Jacqueline Taero (40)
* The Vision, poem by Barbara Drake (41)
* Corellian Myth, story by Ming Wathne (42)
* Conversations in a Garden, story by Z.P. Florian (46)
* The Card Game, story by Ann Wortham (50)
* Wookiee Meets Ewok by Jacqueline Taero (55)
* , story by Carolyn Golledge (57)
* ; Acceptance, story by Marti Schuller (Luke comes to terms with his father.) (63)
* Somehow I Always Knew, poem by Sarah Cohen (78)
* Art of Steven Fox, portfolio (82)
* Penumbra, vignette by Catriona Campbell (94)
* The Cave, story by Barbara Drake (96)
* Wise Up, poem by Susan Zahn (100)
* Poor Relations by Ann Wortham (101)
* In Memoriam, story by Robin White (108)
* The Imperial Guards Tale, poem by Jacqueline Taero (112)
* , story by [ Ltlj ] (Han and Luke have a conversation about Darth Vader.) (115)
* Tears of a Giant, story by Matthew Whitney (119)
* The Conspiracy of Commnor, story by Angela Fassio (translated by Vera Paniante) (123)
* Castling, story by Mesarthim & Stardancer (199)
File:tremor5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Dani
File:tremor5-2.jpg|from issue #5, Cheree Cargill
File:tremor5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Nancy Stasulis
File:tremor5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor5-5.jpg|from issue #5, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor5-6.jpg|from issue #5, Steven Fox
File:tremor5-7.jpg|from issue #5, Steven Fox
File:tremor5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Steven Fox
File:tremor5-9.jpg|from issue #5, Steven Fox
File:tremor5-10.jpg|from issue #5, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor5-11.jpg|from issue #5, Fabrizio Bertillino
File:tremor5-12.jpg|from issue #5, Fabrizio Bertillino
File:tremor5-13.jpg|from issue #5, Melanie Guttierrez
File:tremor5-14.jpg|from issue #5, Melanie Guttierrez
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
A Tremor in the Force 6 was published in March 1992 and is 372 pages. It has a color front cover by Melanie Guttierrez. Art by Tina Bentrup, Cheree Cargill, Catherine Churko, Dani, Z. P. Florian, Melanie Guttierrez, Wanda Lybarger, Dianne Smith, Nancy Stasulis, and A.G. Steyn.
There were 200 copies printed, and the editor said there would be no reprints.
From the flyer: 
From the zine, a message regarding zine piracy: 
* Letters of Comment (3)
* Last Testament, poem by Jacqueline Taero (9)
* Just Your Average Day in the Galaxy, vignette by A.G. Steyn (10)
* by Cheree Cargill (On Endor, Leia and Luke discuss Anakin Skywalker. First printed in Melange #4) (12)
* Snowbound, poem by Susan Zahn (14)
* Nothing Serious by Susan Deborah Smith (Han Solo has a little problem, but he's trying not to let it get him... er... down. This story is part of the series in Chronicles of the House of Alderaan.) (15)
* Revelation (Or Bugs!) by Marti Schuller (The gnats and mosquitos on Endor are about to eat Luke and Leia alive. Why aren't they bothering Han Solo?) (18)
* Impasse, poem by Jeanine Hennig (21)
* The Blue Jawa's Tale by Tina Bentrup (A story about a little person and an old hermit, told from a completely new point of view) (22)
* Read Instructions Before Proceeding by Z.P. Florian (26)
* True Colors, poem by Jacqueline Taero ("From the Memoirs of Leia Organa as told to the Society for Historical Accuracy") (37)
* by Cheree Cargill (After Bespin, Leia discovers she is pregnant. With Han lost, and a war to fight, she must make a choice concerning their unborn child. A three-part story, reprinted here in its entirety for the first time, also in Far Realms #6 and #7) (39)
* by Carolyn Golledge (The Blood of Kali forced Indiana Jones' soul to flee its possessed body. When he woke up, he was in a galaxy far, far away.) (crossover with Indiana Jones) (52)
* The Art of Catherine Churko, portfolio (73)
* Story Contest ("I thought this wonderful portfolio from Catherine Churko deserved more than just a single run in this issue. Therefore, I am throwing open the door for a story contest based on these illustrations. The best story will be printed in the next issue of TREMOR, with the accompanying illos. Use your imaginations and get those typewriters or PC's humming!") (74)
* by Carolyn Golledge (Post Return of the Jedi. Han and Leia argue publicly, calling off their formal wedding and disavowing their earlier Corelli Bonding ceremony. Later, Leia is found close to death, badly beaten and Han is accused.) (82)
* Taun-Taun Rodeo by A.G. Steyn (There were those who thought a farmboy ought to be a natural when it come to breaking and riding these cantankerous critters.) (103)
* The Art of Z.P.Florian, portfolio ("A tantalizing Tatooine Trio") (106)
* For Better Or For Worse by Pat Nussman & Jacqueline Taero (110)
* Father And Son by Z.P.Florian (What if Darth Vader had managed to put Luke into carbonite and spirit him away to train as a Dark Jedi?) (122)
* by [ Ltlj ] (Han, Luke, and Leia battle a religious cult during a rebel mission.) (131)
* Alyeska Wild Card by Maggie Nowakowska (Trapped in an avalanche shelter with a gang of belligerent miners and forced into a marathon sabacc game with Lando, Han suddenly finds his fortune changing.) (149)
* Ladies' Choice by Pat Nussman & Jacqueline Taero (The Alliance forces have relocated from Yavin to Hoth and things are not going well. And General Rieeken finds that the Empire is not the only thing complicating his life.) (187)
File:Tremor6-1.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Z.P. Florian
File:Tremor6-2.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Melanie Guttierrez
File:Tremor6-3.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Dani, the words on Leia's t-shirt: "Ride Hard, Die Young"
File:Tremor6-4.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Cheree Cargill
File:Tremor6-5.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Dani
File:Tremor6-6.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Catherine Churko
File:Tremor6-7.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Catherine Churko
File:Tremor6-8.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Catherine Churko
File:Tremor6-9.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Catherine Churko
File:Tremor6-10.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Dianne Smith
File:Tremor6-11.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Z.P. Florian
File:Tremor6-12.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Z.P. Florian
File:Tremor6-13.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Z.P. Florian
File:Tremor6-14.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Nancy Stasulis
File:Tremor6-15.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Cheree Cargill
File:Tremor6-16.jpg|inside page from issue #6, Nancy Stasulis
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
A Tremor in the Force 7 was published in 1993 and contains 294 pages long
It has a color cover front and back. The art is by Tina Bentrup, Catherine Churko, Gerald Crotty, Sara Ferluga, Z. P. Florian, Melanie Guttierrez, Wanda Lybarger, Margaret McNickle, Dianne Smith, Nancy Stasulis, Stefano Vimercati, Laura Virgil, and Mario Zorzi.
* Letters of Comment (3)
* Transfiguration, poem by Jacqueline Taero (16)
* Be Careful What You Wish For, vignette by Cheree Cargill (18)
* I'll Be Back, poem by Kathryn Agel (won a 1994 FanQ) (21)
* Separate Paths, story by Marti Schuller (22)
* Beauty is in the Organ of Vision of the Beholder, story by Z.P.Florian (35)
* The Saga According to Leia Organa, poem by Jacqueline Taero (38)
* Separate Paths, Ending 1, vignette by Marti Schuller (40)
* , story by Homer Sapiento (Leia is missing and Han and Luke are sent to find her --- in an all female resort. Hence, they must go in "disguise.") (42)
* Hardship Love, poem by Yvette Ghilan (50)
* Leia, poem by Yvette Ghilan (51)
* Gathering Shadows, story by Catriona Campbell (52)
* A Nice Man, poem by Kathryn Agel (55)
* To Catch a Skywalker, story by Yvette Ghilan (56)
* Father, Help Me, poem by Eleonora Sessa (70)
* Glass Garden, story by Wanda Lybarger (won a 1994 FanQ) (71)
* Separate Paths, Ending 2, story Marti Schuller (104)
* It's Not My Fault, story by Mary Jo Fox (106)
* I Need, poem by Kathryn Agel (113)
* The Call, poem by Yvette Ghilan (114)
* Awakening, poem by Yvette Ghilan (115)
* story by Marti Schuller/Veronica Wilson (Vader faces many problems after he is injured in the battle over the first Death Star. But they pale into nothingness when he later faces his Emperor and learns he has a son --- Luke Skywalker. This classic telling of Vader's emotions and motives from the destruction of the first death star to the last moments of his life, and the triumph of his return to the light, won the 1993 STAR AWARD for BEST MEDIUM STORY.) (archived link) (117)
* Nativity, poem by Yvette Ghilan (142)
* Uniformity, poem by Jennifer Moore (143)
* Turning Point, story by Catriona Campbell (144)
* A Night Out, story by Z.P.Florian (148)
* Separate Paths,Ending 3 by Marti Schuller (154)
* Complications on Itrurua story by J.P. Treleaven (Luke and Leia in a bodyswap story) (In 2003, this story was reprinted in I Don't Care What You Smell #9 with an explanation about it's similarities to another story called "Twins" that appeared in I Don't Care What You Smell #2 in 1996.) See .)(156)
* Shattered Circles—story by Veronica Wilson (179)
* Separate Paths,Ending 4 by Marti Schuller (184)
* Beginner, story by Z.P. Florian (187)
* The Seeds of Revenge, vignette by Cheree Cargill (200)
* Link of Fate, poem by Yvette Ghilan (203)
* , story by Carolyn Golledge (After the victory of Endor, there were still many Imperial strongholds to be cleared. Han and Leia accept a supposedly peacful mission to escort a victorious Rebel-allied prince who is returning to his native land, via sea, aboard a hospital ship carrying his wounded soldiers. (Note: This story precedes "Wedding Day Bruise") (204)
* The Falconers Series, story by Carolyn Golledge (239)
* Separate Paths, Ending 5 by Marti Schuller (243)
* Designated Hitter by Carol Hines-Strode (247)
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File:tremor7-1.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Tina Bentrup
File:tremor7-2.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Catherine Churko
File:tremor7-3.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Gerold Crotty
File:tremor7-4.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor7-5.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Sara Ferluga
File:tremor7-6.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Sara Ferluga
File:tremor7-7.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Sara Ferluga
File:tremor7-8.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor7-9.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor7-10.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Nancy Stasulis
File:tremor7-11.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor7-12.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor7-13.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Melanie Guttierrez
File:tremor7-14.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Melanie Guttierrez, from the bodyswap story, "Leia" fixes "Luke's" hair
File:tremor7-15.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor7-16.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Catherine Churko
File:tremor7-17.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Catherine Churko
File:tremor7-18.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Catherine Churko
File:tremor7-19.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Dianne Smith
File:Tremor7-20.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Dianne Smith
File:tremor7-21.jpg|inside page from issue #7, Tina Bentrup
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
A Tremor in the Force 8 was published in 1994 and is 351 pages long. It contains a massive amount of art. The color front cover is by Nancy Stasulis, the back cover is by Nicola Pearce.
Interior art by Robert Beard, Tina Bentrup, Cheree Cargill, Catherine Churko, Gerald Crotty, Cheryl DeLuca, Z.P. Florian, Carolyn Golledge, Melanie Guttierrez, Wanda Lybarger, Margaret McNickle, Nicola Pearce, Laura Sherman, and Nancy Stasulis
Two contributors won FanQ Awards for their work in this zine:
* 1995 'Best Star Wars (Gen) Poem/Filk': "Musings of a Princess/Musings of a Smuggler" by Kathy Agel (A Tremor in the Force #8)
* 1995 Best Star Wars (Gen) Story: "Mercy Mission" by Cheree Cargill (A Tremor in the Force #8)
* Letters of Comment (3)
* It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's... Super Mon?, poem by Jacqueline Taero (9)
* Man To Man by Carol Hines-Stroede. (There were a few things Luke had never learned about the Force. And sometimes a boy's just gotta talk to his father.) (11)
* Musings of a Princess, poem by Kathryn Agel (14)
* Musings of a Smuggler, poem by Kathryn Agel (15)
* Lamentations by Louise Turner (16)
* Alliance Avant-Garde by Susan Zahn (25)
* The Day After by Yvette Ghilan (35)
* Midnight At Home by Susan Deborah Smith (41)
* Time Will Tell by C. Anson (44)
* Luke, Store Front—Aging Man's Mission, poem by Jennifer Moore (62)
* Mediation Aboard the Crispian by Lisa Papp (63)
* The Trial (by Patricia Kelley, art by Catherine Churko. (Luke Skywalker had saved his father's life when he pulled him from the impending explosion of the second Death Star. He didn't think about what might be ahead for Anakin once he recovered from his wounds.) (65)
* Night Thoughts, poem by Kathryn Agel (88)
* Her Ladyship by Marti Schuller, art by Z.P. Florian. (The venerable Lady of Alderaan had outlived all her companions and only she remembered the truth about the Rebellion Against the Empire. Now she must pass her knowledge along to a new generation.) (91)
* The Daemon by Mary Jo Fox (101)
* After the War: Another View, poem by Jacqueline Taero (109)
* Portfolio: The Art of Robert Beard
* Seek, and Ye Shall Find by Catriona Campbell, art by Gerald Crotty. (Two new stories in the Penumbra series. While on Tatooine to rescue Han from Jabba the Hutt, Leia takes time to visit the Lars farmstead, searching for some remembrance of Luke. Meanwhile, the Son of Vader prepares for battle.) (115)
* Mercy Mission by Cheree Cargill, art by Wanda Lybarger. 1995 Fan Q Winner for Best Star Wars Short Story! (All Leia needed Han to do was fly to an Imperial controlled planet, pick up some supplies and fly back. She absolutely, positively guaranteed nothing could go wrong. Nothing!) (121)
* I Want a Whiskey Voice Like Princess Leia's, filk by Susan Deborah Smith (143)
* Contemplating Frost, poem by Veronica Wilson (144)
* Shadow Talk (by Z. P. Florian. (The Emperor has Luke Skywalker in his possession. Now the battle of wills begins.) (146)
* The Right Thing by Nora Mayers. (Han and Leia's children were strong in the Force. It was now time that they be trained by Luke, but not surprisingly Han had equally strong objections.) (149)
* Need by Sandi Jones (159)
* All the Marbles by Martie Benedict, art by Wanda Lybarger. (Once again, Han Solo was dead broke and without a cargo. But lady luck almost literally fell into his lap in the form of a little alien named Tymee. She had a scheme for getting rich. She just needed a couple of partners who could make it happen.) (163)
* The Secret, poem by Yvette Ghilan (185)
* The Burden, poem by Yvette Ghilan (186)
* My Friend, poem by Yvette Ghilan (187)
* Patterns Of Battle by Catriona Campbell (188)
* by Carolyn Golldege, art by Z. P. Florian. (Han and fellow Corellian Kellahen have crashed their experimental craft in the desert and must walk to safety. It's unlikely that they will make it unless an unlikely rescuer can come through for them ... Threepio!) (194)
* Force Visions by Lisa Papp (231)
* Storms of Passion, poem by Lynda Siegel (233)
* "Heart's Blood" by Marti Schuller, art by Melanie Guttierrez. (The Alliance has had a valuable source inside the Empire supplying them with information. Now that source has gone silent. Han, Luke and Leia are sent in to investigate ... and rescue the source, if possible.) (234)
* "On the Third Day" by Carol Hines-Stroede, art by Nancy Stasulis. (An Alan Patronis story. Vader is dead, the Alliance is in power, and the Dark Lord's top assassin is in custody. But when he attempts suicide, it is up to his long time friend, Dr. Jen Berani, to save his life. Little does she dream that her past associations will now come home to haunt her.) (271)
* by Veronica Wilson, art by Z. P. Florian. (Tarkin and Vader are both vying for the special attention of the Emperor. And Palpatine is thoroughly enjoying the show. (Enduring rivalry between Vader and Tarkin nearly turns deadly as Palpatine determines who should command the Empire's newest battle station.) (307)
File:tremor8-1.jpg|inside issue #8, Robert Beard
File:tremor8-2.jpg|inside issue #8, Robert Beardard
File:tremor8-3.jpg|inside issue #8, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor8-4.jpg|inside issue #8, unknown artist
File:tremor8-5.jpg|inside issue #8, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor8-6.jpg|inside issue #8, Catherine Churko
File:tremor8-7.jpg|inside issue #8, Robert Beard
File:tremor8-8.jpg|inside issue #8, Catherine Churko
File:tremor8-9.jpg|inside issue #8, Catherine Churko
File:tremor8-10.jpg|inside issue #8, filk
File:tremor8-11.jpg|inside issue #8, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor8-12.jpg|inside issue #8, HLN
File:tremor8-13.jpg|inside issue #8, unknown artist
File:tremor8-14.jpg|inside issue #8, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor8-15.jpg|inside issue #8, Laura Sherman
File:tremor8-16.jpg|inside issue #8, Nancy Stasulis
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
A Tremor in the Force 9 was published in 1996 and is 252 pages long. The story "Falling -- Author: M.J. Mink won the 1997 FanQ Award For Best Star Wars Gen Story. The zine also won the 1996 STAR Award for Best Star Wars zine.
The art is by Gerald Crotty, Nancy Stasulis, Nancy Stasulis, Wanda Lybarger, Z. P. Florian, Laura Virgil, Melea Fisher, Donna Frayser, John Fredericks, Mark Fisher, Dani, Sarah E. Glasgow,
* LoCs (3)
* Keeper of the Stars by Debbie Kittle (8)
* Chewbacca Goes Shopping by Z. P. Florian. Star Award Honorable Mention. The fair on Kashyyyk always brought merchants and gypsies selling their various wares. This time, for some reason, the small naked human boy being abused by his gypsy "father" aroused Chewbacca's interest and he stepped in to alter the situation. (9)
* Ambulance, Day Shift by Jason Grant (13)
* The Planting; also here by MJ Mink. It is Planting Time on Tatooine and Luke must undergo an important ritual to insure harvest. Can he supply the all-important Fertilizer that will make the seed grow? (15)
* The Wrong Message by Sarah E. Glasgow (16)
* Legend of the Queen of Light by Wanda Lybarger (17)
* Blue Harvest by Yvette Chilean (21)
* Time; also here by M.J. Mink (The Force was growing stronger in Luke but there was one aspect he hadn't expected—the ability to feel the pain and deaths of every pilot, either Imperial or Rebel, that was killed around him in battle. Could he learn to control this or would he be doomed to suffer this unexpectedly personal side of war forever?) (29)
* Thoughts of a Jedi by Sarah E. Glasgow (33)
* I'd Rather Call You Sweetheart, filk by Susan Zahn (to the tune of I'd Rather Call You Baby" by Seymour-Lawnhurst, as sung by Fats Waller)(34)
* Career Choice by Pat Nissan (Han and Leia have come to the realization that any children they have will be pawns of the New Republic and Luke's New Jedi Order. Together they reach a painful decision.) (35)
* A.W.O.L. by Louise Turner, art by Gerald Crotty. (Luke has disappeared following the evacuation from Hoth. Was his ship destroyed in the mad scramble off the planet or—even more unthinkable—has he deserted? Wedge Antilles can't believe either one and he's sure that Luke will return. But meantime he has been thrust into the role of Red Leader.) (37)
* Silent Night; also here by M.J. Mink (A time to remember those lost on Alderaan.) (55)
* Where Do I Go To Now? by Tammy Olsen, filk to the tune of Where Does My Heart Beat Now" by Celine Dion (56)
* Ashes by Veronica Wilson, art by Z. P. Florian. Star Award Honorable Mention. (You will never forget this Cinderella story about a Darkside witch and the Prince Charming she seduces!) (58)
* Disturbance by Marti Schuller (66)
* In the X-Wing by Sarah E. Glasgow (68)
* Start Over Again by Tammy Olsen, filk to the tune of If We Could Start Over" by Celine Dion (69)
* Luke-a-Palooza by Mary Jo Fox. Star Award Winner. (The Jedi Academy has this cash flow problem, see, and Luke thinks he's found a way to raise capital. First you get all these great bands together, then you find an empty field...) (70)
* Shifting Sands by Veronica Wilson (Vader has seen so much death and destruction that even he was beginning to crumble under its weight. Palpatine couldn't afford to lose his most valuable servant. Could he pull the Dark Lord back from the precipice of madness before it was too late?) (81)
* Dangerous by Maggie Nowakowska (four filks) (90)
** Dangerous Scheming, to the tune of The Skye Boat Song" [Scottish lament for Prince Charles Edward Smart])
** Dangerous Debts, verse melody: "Meadowlands" - chorus melody: the bridge melody from "The Volga Boat Song" (both Russian folk songs)
** Dangerous Dreaming, to the tune of "Aldonza", minus the 2-line bridge; from Man of La Mancha
** Dangerous to Let, also to the tune of "Aldonza", minus the 2-line bridge; from Man of La Mancha
* Market Strategy by Donna Frayser (99)
* A Father's Choice by Sarah Glasgow (100)
* Half of My Blood by Debbie Kittle, filk to the tune of Cain's Blood by 4-Runner (101)
* Varastus, the River Beast by John Fredericks (103)
* A Different Light by Debbie Kittle (119)
* by MJ Mink, art by Nancy Stasulis. Fan Q and Star Award Winner. Luke has been captured by Vader who undertakes his son's education regarding the Jedi and the Dark Side of the Force. The longer he listens, the more sense Vader begins to make and Luke realizes that his much-feared father has a lot more knowledge to impart than Obi-Wan or Yoda ever would have told him. Can he reach a balance without succumbing to evil? (121)
* Ishtiil's Legacy by Rich Gawel (140)
* The Art of Wanda Lybarger, art portfolio (142)
* The Last of the Jedi by Z.P. Florian (What would have happened if Kenobi hadn't been killed on the Death Star and had been able to continue Luke's training as a Jedi? What sort of Jedi Knight would Luke have become?) (146)
* The Saga According to Darth Vader by Jacqueline Taero (162)
* Fandom, the Next Generation by Katy Cargill (166)
* The House in the Woods by Marti Schuller. Star Award Honorable Mention. (Luke is on a much needed vacation on a pastoral planet and finds great peace in a small village. But there is a house in the woods shunned by the villagers and from it he senses pain and sadness. Unable to keep away, he finds a lonely young woman in need of love and the healing spirit of a gentle Jedi.) (169)
* by Martie (Benedict) O'Brien, art by Dani. Star Award Winner. (Optyl was not a nice place, a planet whose rotation caused one side to always face its sun, the other side to always face away. Life was only possible in a narrow strip between the two extremes. And now a religious war seemed ready to break out there as well. So, why had Han Solo accepted a consignment to haul a load of religious artifacts in to one of the warring sides while the other was fanatically determined to stop him? Well, being destitute had a way of making a man do some pretty desperate things to stay alive...) (194)
File:tremor9-1.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor9-2.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor9-3.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor9-4.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Laura Virgil
File:tremor9-5.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Margaret McNickle, "Surfin' the Net"
File:tremor9-6.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor9-7.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Donna Frayser
File:tremor9-8.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Nancy Stasulis
File:tremor9-9.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Nancy Stasulis
File:tremor9-10.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor9-11.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Laura Virgil
File:tremor9-12.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Sarah E. Glasgow
File:tremor9-13.jpg|inside page from issue #9, Dani
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
A Tremor in the Force 10 was published in May 1997 and is 297 pages long.
The art is by Kristin Brown, Cheree Cargill, Catherine Churko, Gerald Crotty, Z. P. Florian, Dani Lane, Wanda Lybarger, Shayne McCormack, Margaret McNickle, Nicola Pearce, and Nancy Stasulis.
Summaries below from the publisher:pulbisher's website
* Letters of Comment (3)
* Greedo's Words to Live By by Martin O'Brien (5)
* Babysitter by Tara Ludmer ("Even Han and Leia need a night out away from the kids. Thank the Force for teenage girls who live next door!") (6)
* Sands of Time by Marti Schuller, art by Cheree Cargill ("Obi-Wan Kenobi has spent the last 20 years in his hut in the Jundland Wastes, watching over the young boy who is growing to manhood not far away. The time has almost come when his training must begin. But Obi-Wan has grown old and his heart is beginning to fail. Will he have enough time to train the Galaxy's only hope?") (8)
* Nobody Knows, filk by Debbie Kittle (14)
* Milestones by Marie C. Flanigan (15)
* The Other Way Around by Barbara Gardner ("As Luke lay writhing in agony under the Emperor's Force attacks, it was his father who had finally saved him. What if it had happened the other way around?") (24)
* By the Turn of a Card by Catriona Campbell, art by Gerald Crotty ("The latest chapter in the Penumbra series. Leia, Lando, Chewie and the droids infiltrate Jabba's palace to rescue Han. But in this universe, Luke isn't there to lend his Jedi powers and Han must learn the horrible news of Luke's fall to the Dark.") (28)
* The Boy Feels Strange, filk by Belea T. Keeny (40)
* by MJ Mink, art by Dani. Luke Skywalker had grown up with Biggs and Tarrant Darklighter, sharing the usual love-hate relationship of many teenage boys. Then Biggs had gone off to the academy and something changed between Luke and Tarrant that neither could pinpoint. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that the Darklighters had always been Protectors of the Jedi ... and Luke was the last Jedi.") (41)
* Bridges by Marie C. Flanigan (68)
* The Simple Joys of Maidenhood, poem by Sue Zahn (82)
* The Dread Barge of Garbage by Cypher (83)
* Past the Point of Rescue by Debbie Kittle (102)
* Passion by Maggie Nowakowska (103)
* Pas De Deux by Mary Jo Fox (109)
* Seduced by Sue Zahn (114)
* How Do I Live?, filk by Debbie Kittle (115)
* Retroy's Revenge by Katy Cargill and Carolyn Golledge (116)
* Damn, I Wish I Was Your Master, filk by Belea T. Keeney (120)
* by Martie Benedict O'Brien ("A new twist on Han's struggle above the Death Star.") (121)
* Art Portfolio (125)
** Catherine Churko (126)
** Z.P. Florian (128)
** Wanda Lybarger (130)
** Nicola Pearce (132)
** Nancy Stasulis (132)
* Ca Ta by Marti Schuller, art by Z. P. Florian. When Luke sees a strange little alien about to be run down by speeding cyclists, his instinctive reaction is to save her. But afterwards he is startled and chagrined to discover that his act of selflessness has won him a personal bodyguard, the grateful Mij who must now fulfill "ca-ta" by protecting her savior for the rest of his life—or commit suicide in disgrace. (137)
* Hollow by Marie C. Flanigan (150)
* To Serve With Love by Martie Benedict O'Brien, art by Nicola Pearce ("Leia was weary beyond words, weary of war and duty, of being a symbol and soldier. And yet there was no way she could abandon the cause she had fought so long and hard for. Was there any place—any way—that she and Han would ever be able to find a peaceful, happy existence? Luke had an idea, a desperate, half-crazy idea to help them ... and it just might work.") (153)
* Dark Labyrinth by Shayne McCormack and Carolyn Golledge (160)
* by Z. P. Florian ("Luke has established the Jedi Academy and Leia assigns him an assistant from her staff, a skittish young woman named Joli Wheatgrower. At first nervous around the handsome young Jedi, she grows to love him and their relationship becomes one of devotion and commitment. But there are others who love Luke just as much and are as committed to helping him in his task.") (192)
* Revelations by Marie Flanigan (222)
* Act of Faith by Veronica Wilson, art by Gerald Crotty ("The sequel to "Balance of Power" in TF#8. The unthinkable has happened—an Imperial royal guard has made an assassination attempt on the Emperor and Darth Vader in the depths of the Imperial palace. Conditioned for absolute loyalty, the only explanation is that the guard has been tampered with to commit the heinous crime. Vader begins the investigation with a vengeance and what he discovers will shake the foundation of the Imperial government.") (233)
File:tremor10-1.jpg|inside page from issue #10, from the art portfolio, Catherine Churko
File:tremor10-2.jpg|inside page from issue #10, from the art portfolio, Z.P. Florian
File:tremor10-3.jpg|inside page from issue #10, from the art portfolio, Wanda Lybarger
File:tremor10-4.jpg|inside page from issue #10, from the art portfolio, Nicola Peace
File:tremor10-5.jpg|inside page from issue #10, from the art portfolio, Gerald Crotty
File:tremor10-6.jpg|inside page from issue #10, artist is Kristin Brown
File:tremor10-7.jpg|inside page from issue #10, sample text
File:tremor10-8.jpg|inside page from issue #10, sample filk
File:tremor10-9.jpg|inside page from issue #10, artist is Z.P. Florian
File:tremor10-10.jpg|inside page from issue #10, artist is Gerald Crotty
==References==
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