True Vulcan Confessions

True Vulcan Confessions is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology edited by Dusty Jones. 
==Issue 1==
True Vulcan Confessions 1 was published in 1986 (Tasmin 2286). It contains 57 pages, and has special features by C.M. Kelley, Pat and Judy Molnar, and T'Mertz. Cover by Jacqueline Droz. Edited by Dusty Jones. In Memoriam: Regulus, Black Lion of Axanar - In canine form, the heart of a lion. Photos 1974 Paramount Pictures Corp.
*Editorial (1)
* To Sleep; Perchance To Dream by Wendy Schatz (3)
* Star Trek Censored: The Emasculation of "Killing Time'" by Gary Sanger (8)
* $ellout (a Krépe Paper) by Dusty Jones (9)
* Driver's Ed. by Adele Peterson (15)
* Little White Lies by L.L. MacLeod, illustrated by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (17)
* Babytalk or Babbling? Logic and the Vulcan Language by C. M. Kelley (53)
File:Little White Lies.jpg|from "Little White Lies" from issue #1, by Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:truevulcan1-1.jpg| from issue #1, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:truevulcan1-2.jpg| from issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
True Vulcan Confessions 2 was published in 1991 (Mundots 2291) and contains 57 pages. The cover is by Dennis Bailey.
The editorial: 
* Editorial (2)
* "...If You'll Scratch Mine" by Trekkigrrl ("Stonn makes a deal. (3)
* Killing Time: Changing a Star Trek Novel by Gary Sanger ("Gary Sanger compares the first and subsequent printings of the Trek novel Killing Time passage by passage. Now you'll know exactly what they didn't think you should see.") (4)
* What Could Have Been by Ann Hart ("Unmarried and approaching pon farr, Sarek must make a decision. And if Sarek won’t, someone else will.") (9)
* The World of Vulcan: Vulcan’s Sun by Gary Sanger ("Ever wonder if it's really out there: if the planet called Vulcan shown in the series and in the movies might fit the description of an actual known star system? Join us on a survey of the the 20 lightyears around us, and perhaps we’ll find the answer.") (34)
* Negative–4 by C. M. Kelley ("All they need are a few things for their camping trip, and Spock is driving them crazy.") (37)
* Sarek's Revelation by Anna Kathryn Peck ("Angela knew what they were planning—or did she?") (38)
* Symmetry by Gary Sanger (""Stately Estates" will never be the same. Shocking!") (43)
* Too Long a Frost by Dusty Jones ("Spock was back; he was alive again. But no one had thought to tell Amanda. A post-STIII tale.") (46)
* A Fairy Tale Swallowed Whole by Mary Stacy-MacDonald ("Well, he asked for it—and it served him right.") (60)
Image:vulcanconfessions2-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:vulcanconfessions2-2.jpg|from issue #2
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
True Vulcan Confessions 3 was published in 1993 (Rez Mundots 2293).
* ST: Is the Dream Dying?, article by Gary Sanger ("A look at the changing face of fandom from the perspective of the early 1990s—interestingly prophetic a decade later.")
* No Lesser Nation by Llwellyn S. MacLeod ("Alone at home in their new house in ShiKar, disaster strikes, and Amanda can't speak Vulcan.")
* Taboo by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (illustrated poetry)
* The World of Vulcan: Vulcan's Planetary System, article by Gary Sanger ("A "real-life" look at Vulcan, the planet.")
* Progressions by Ann Hart ("Sarek seeks a bride on Earth - a sequel to last issue's "What Could Have Been").
* The Vulcan Academy Murders: A Critical Look by Gary Sanger (review of The Vulcan Academy Murders - "An analysis of the book's contradictions, non sequiturs, and scientific impossibilities.")
* The Ambassador's Jailbait by Jasmine Lunardi ("The next steamy chapter…")
* Krépe to the Future by Trekkigrrl ("Fast-forward in time to Spock’s wedding -- another Krépe paper.").
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
 
Category:1986 Zines
Category:1990s
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines