Timeframe

Timeframe is a gen multifandom zine that contains much Star Wars. 
It ran for eleven issues and was published in Canada.
==An Example of Snobbery, Male Editors vs. Media Zines==
Early on, the female editors stood their ground regarding the "media content" the zine contained, addressing the comments that several male science fiction zine eds wrote in their letters of comment; at one point, the two editors said: "In the hope that someone will hear our skulls crack as we beat them against the wall, we will continue to defend our cause."
One male zine ed commented: 
Another male editor commented: 
The editor's response: "
==Issue 1==
Timeframe 1 was published in March 1979 and contains 72 pages.
* Not for Officers Only by Lloyd Penney (2)
* Karrakaz by R. Amberdon (6)
* More Than Thou Showest by Janine Goldfarb (7)
*Apollo's Last Voyage by Stephanie Bedwell (10)
* Future by Billie Jones (15)
* Future Hope, Adama by Samantha Winters (16)
* And I Would Wait Forever by Evelyn Baker (16)
* Corell Also Exports Pirates by Maggie Nowakowska, art by Pam Kowalski (This is the very first ThousandWorlds story written. It was also published in Moonbeam #3.) (Star Wars) (17)
* The Prophecy by Elizabeth Carleton (42)
* Labyrinth by R. Amberson (59)
* All Good Things Must End by Shelley Mars (60)
* The End? by Evelyn Baker (72)
* art by Mary Horsburgh (cover), Julie Lewis, Lloyd Penny, Evelyn Baker
 
==Issue 2==
 
Timeframe 2 was published in February 1980 and contains 66 pages.
The art is by Evelyn Baker, Kevin Davies, Mary Horsburgh, J. Lews, and S. Skyler.
From the editorial: 
* Power Like a Poison by Nancy Baker (science fiction) (2)
* The Vampire, poem by Rhiann Amberdon (6)
* Nowhere on Gor by Nancy Baker and Julie Lewis (Gor) (7)
* Rime of the Starlost, poem by James R. Collier (science fiction) (8)
* Rendezvous on Paradise by Ellen Blair (Battlestar Galactica) (9)
* Earth Child, poem by Mary Horsburgy (science fiction) (44)
* Hardly a Love Story by Stephanie Bedwell (Star Wars) (45)
* Four Sides of a Coin, poem by Lenora Sauder (science fiction) (The version here is missing its last verse. The editors included it again, that time intact, in "Timeframe" #3.) (59)
* Battlestar: Ponderosa by Evelyn Baker and Stephanie Bedwell (Battlestar Galactica/Bonanza) (60)
* Heroes in an Ancient Land, poem by Helley Mars (The Silmarillion) (63)
* Mirror of the Past, poem by Samantha Winters (science fiction) (63)
* three pages of zine flyers
 
Image:timeframe2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Kevin Davies
Image:timeframe2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Kevin Davies
Image:timeframe2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Horsburgh
Image:timeframe2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Mary Horsburgh
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Timeframe 3 was published in August 1980 and is 70 pages long.
The art is by Evelyn Baker, Derek Grime, Pam Kowalski, Bob Powers, Laurel Russwurm, and Steve Skyler.
The editorial: 
* Seriously Folks, editorial (1)
* Ring World Flip Book by Steve Skyler
*LOX, Letters of Comment (there are three of them) (2)
* The Game by Bob Powers (original fantasy -- a rich and bloody swords and sorcery tale in the Arabian Nights-tradition.) (4)
* Nomad by Stephanie Bedwell (12)
* The White Crown by Ellen E. Blair (Battlestar Galactica) (Starbuck becomes a prophecy fulfilled and must decide between the Galactica and his newly found kingdom.) (13)
* Adam's Hope by Charles P. Nadeau (original SF -- The recollection of a dying genetic scientist.) (53)
* Ode to Henry Ford by Shelley Mars (Planet of the Apes, Galen learns to drive.) (39)
* Lilth, poem by Evelyn Baker (43)
* The Zelean Take by Evelyn Baker (Star Wars) (Han Solo undertakes to smuggle a potent liquor and brews some Imperial trouble.) (44)
* The Invincible Andromeda Spar by Stephanie Bedwell ) (original SF — The space-shaking saga of a personable four-armed warrioress.) (57
* Four Sides of a Coin by Lenora Sauder (This was reprinted from issue #2 of "Timeframe," this time with the last paragraph, which was accidentally cut off in that issue.) (67)
* Classifieds (70)
 
 
Image:timeframe3-1.jpg|from issue #3, Bob Powers
Image:timeframe3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe3-3.jpg|from issue #3, Steve Skyler 
Image:timeframe3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Steve Skyler, from "Adam's Hope"
Image:timeframe3-5.jpg|from issue #3, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe3-6.jpg|from issue #3, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe3-7.jpg|from issue #3, Pam Kowalski
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Timeframe 4 was published in May 1982 and is 64 pages long. 
From the editorial: 
The art is by Alicia Austin (cover), Bob Azzarro, Evelyn Baker, Derek Grime, and Debra Pugh.
* A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Post Office, editorial (1)
*LOX, five letters of comment (2)
* Karad-Dur by Stephanie Bedwell (fantasy) (4) 
* Alia, poem by Shelley Mars (10)
* A Star Trek Interlude by Forrest Fusco, Jr. (11)
* Trapped by Elizabeth Carleton (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (12)
* Perseus by Stephanie Bedwell ) (original science fiction) (34
* The Making of a Rebel by Christine Jeffords (Star Wars) (44)
* The Rider, poem by Stephanie Bedwell (60)
* Satan-Mas by Charles Nadeau (61)
* I Don't Want This Anymore by Lloyd Penney (original science fiction) (62)
* Classifieds (63)
 
Image:timeframe4-1.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Bob Azzaro
Image:timeframe4-2.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe4-3.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Bob Azzaro
Image:timeframe4-4.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Bob Azzaro
==Issue 4.5==
Timeframe 4.5 was published in 1983 and is 18 (unnumbered) pages long. 
The art is by Wanda Lybarger, Shelley Mars, and Jacquie Allinson.
The editorial: 
 
*The Thaw by Stephanie Bedwell (Star Wars) (1 page)
*The Secret Of The Pale Moon by Shelley Mars (Star Wars) (11 pages)
 
Image:timeframe4-5-1.jpg|from issue #4.5, Shelley Mars
Image:timeframe4-5-2.jpg|from issue #4.5, Shelley Mars
 
==Issue 5==
Timeframe 5 was published in May 1984 and is 75 pages long.
The art is by Jacquie Allinson, Evelyn Baker, Derek Grime, Don Lewis, Wanda Lybarger (cover), Debra Pugh, and Leah Rosenthal.
* All Creatures Great and Small by Stephanie Bedwell (Star Wars) (Chewie brings home a pet.) (2)
* For Leia, poem by Jacqueline Taero (7)
* The Song of Skygold and Amiranda, lyrics by Martie Benedict (According to Bright Center of the Universe #5 where it was reprinted, this song was originally written in October 1981.) (8)
* All The World’s A Stage by Gordon Baker (original fiction) (15)
* Indiana Jones: A Search For The Lamp by Jacquie Allinson Indiana Jones) (70)
* The Pegasus Storm by E.E. Blair (Battlestar Galactica) (Starbuck makes an unusual friend.) (33)
* Classifieds (75)
 
Image:timeframe5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Debra Pugh
Image:timeframe5-2.jpg|from issue #5, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Debra Pugh
Image:timeframe5-4.jpg|from issue #5, Don Lewis
Image:timeframe5-5.jpg|from issue #5, Wanda Lybarger
Image:timeframe5-6.jpg|from issue #5, Jacquie Allinson
Image:timeframe5-7.jpg|from issue #5, Jacquie Allinson
Image:timeframe5-8.jpg|from issue #5, Jacquie Allinson
Image:timeframe5-9.jpg|from issue #5, Debra Pugh
Image:timeframe5-10.jpg|from issue #5, Debra Pugh
==Issue 6==
Timeframe 6 was published in May 1985 and is 85 pages long. 
The art is by Jacquie Allinson, Derek Grime, Bob Powers, Debra Pugh, and Karen River (cover).
The editorial: 
* The Seeds Of Discontent by Cynthia E. Baughn and Deborah A. Baughn (Star Trek: TOS) (2)
* Leia... Long Before Dawn, poem or song lyrics by Marie Benedict (Star Wars) (23) 
*Yet Again (Another Han Solo Rescue story) by Norma Mergenhagen (Star Wars) (24)
*And Who Shall Leave The Battle Without Scars by Jacquie Allinson (Star Trek: TOS) (35)
*Never Tell Me The Odds by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime (Star Wars) (72)
 
Image:timeframe6-1.jpg|from issue #6, Bob Powers
Image:timeframe6-2.jpg|from issue #6, Bob Powers
Image:timeframe6-3.jpg|from issue #6, Jacquie Allinson 
Image:timeframe6-4.jpg|from issue #6, Jacquie Allinson 
Image:timeframe6-5.jpg|from issue #6, Debra Pugh
Image:timeframe6-7.jpg|from issue #6, Debra Pugh
Image:timeframe6-6.jpg|from issue #6, Derek Grime
 
==Issue 7==
Timeframe 7 was published in May 1987 and contains 21 pages. The content is entirely Star Wars. The art is by Wanda Lybarger.
The editorial: 
* Acme Story Plotting Dice (i)
*Beyond Oblivion by Stephanie Bedwell-Grimes - Han has a little black box. Where did he get it? And why do so many people want it? (1)
*Priority Cargo by Laura Michaels - Imperials, contraband, and smuggling all add up to adventure for Han and Chewie. (8)
*Deathstar III: Hello Daddy! by Bev Grant - the musical parody to end all musicals. (14)
 
Image:timeframe7-1.jpg|from issue #7
Image:timeframe7-2.jpg|from issue #7
Image:timeframe7-3.jpg|from issue #7
 
==Issue 8==
Timeframe 8 was published in May 1988 and contains 15 pages. The interior art is by Wanda Lybarger. The photo manips are not credited.
* Time and Time Again by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime (1)
* Report for Repairs by Laura Michaels (9)
 
Image:timeframe8-1.jpg|from issue #8 
Image:timeframe8-2.jpg|from issue #8
Image:timeframe8-3.jpg|from issue #8
 
==Issue 9==
Timeframe 9 was published in 1989 and contains 62 pages.
The art is by Jacquie Allinson, and Derek Grime.
* Eye of Ramouth, story by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime, art by Derek Grime (Star Wars) (1)
* Odyssey by Ellen Blair, art by Jacquie Allinson (Battlestar Galactica) (7)
*Pirated Weapons by Laura Michaels, art by Jacquie Allinson and Derek Grime (Star Wars) (44)
* Lady Release by Anne Ostrom, art by Derek Grime (original science fiction) (50)
*cover art by Wanda Lybarger
 
Image:timeframe9-1.jpg|from issue #9, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Jacquie Allinson
Image:timeframe9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Jacquie Allinson 
Image:timeframe9-4.jpg|from issue #9, Derek Grime
 
==Issue 10==
Timeframe 10 was published in 1990 and has 73 pages.
* Transformation Cycle XI by Constance Lilliss Dickinson-Otty, art by Evelyn Baker (Vincent and Catherine, Data and Geordie find themselves in an unusual meeting place.) (Beauty and the Beast) (1)
* The Universe According To Andomeda Spar by Stephanie Bedwell-Grime, art by Derek Grime (Andromeda Spar is looking for a change of career. Her choices: end a inter-galatic war or die.) (original science fiction) (17)
* Intersection by Marg Baskin and Nigel Conliffe, art by Evelyn Baker and Joanne Park (Capt. James T. Kirk and his cronies meet up with 1970's Callan and the encounter has unpleasant consequences for both sides. Does Straker have his final confrontation?) (Star Trek: TOS/Callan) (27)
The foreword to "Intersection": 
 
Image:timeframe10-1.jpg|from issue #10, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe10-2.jpg|from issue #10, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe10-3.jpg|from issue #10, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe10-4.jpg|from issue #10, Evelyn Baker
==Issue 11==
Timeframe 11 was published in 1991 and contains 100 pages.
The art is by Jacquie Allinson, Derek Grime, Amanda Hitson Cassidy, and Evelyn Baker.
 
From a flyer: 
* Purposeful Flight by Laura Michaels (Star Wars) (1)
* If You Could Read My Mind by Jeanne Elizabeth McGraw (Star Trek: TNG) (9)
* Going Home by Halsey Taylor (This story was submitted to Barbara P. Gordon in 1988 for consideration for publication in one of Gordon's zines.) (reprinted in Close Enough to Smell Them) (Star Trek: TNG) (12)
* The Minal Field by Amanda Hitson Cassidy (Star Trek: TOS) (33)
* Delta 88 by Anne Ostrom (original science fiction) (73)
 
Image:timeframe11-1.jpg|from issue #11, Evelyn Baker
Image:timeframe11-2.jpg|from issue #11, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe11-3.jpg|from issue #11, Derek Grime
Image:timeframe11-4.jpg|from issue #11, Amanda Hitson Cassidy
Image:timeframe11-5.jpg|from issue #11, Derek Grime
==References==
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s