The Clipper Trade Ship/Issues 31-40

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==Issue 31==
The Clipper Trade Ship 31 was published in January 1981 and contains 36 pages.
300 issues were printed.
Artists: Frank Panucci, John P. Alexander, Joy Ashenfelder, Dorothy Bradley, Carrie Dougherty, Mike Chiccielli, Melody Rondeau, Jim Rondeau.
Letters to the editor included several long remarks about the Moral Majority, a subject brought up in the previous issue. One fan included a screed against President Jimmy Carter and his "buck teeth" and sunny personality, another fan said the Moral Majority was doing good work to rid the world of smut and bathroom/bedroom humor and to make the planet safe, another fan said she thought the Moral Majority was a hoax.
From the editorial: 
* "In the Captain's Cabin", editorial (1)
*Letters of Comment (2)
*"Deneva Darkness", Star Trek fiction by Beth Carlson (4)
* "The Friendship of Califia and Clydenholt," a Society for Creative Anachronism story by Rosemary Petsley (8)
* "K-K-K Kolchak, the Knightstalker", filk to the tune of "K-K-K Katie" by Shirley Meech (9)
*"A Peter Potter People Interview", Star Trek by Sandy Hall (10)
* "California's Mysterious Merman", a reprint of an article from "Diver" magazine (12)
*"To a Fellow Alien, Man from Atlantis" poem (?) by Dian Hardison (13)
*"A Day is a Day is a Day", Star Trek fiction by Richard Pollet (14)
* "'Star Trek's' Broadcast History", article part one by Tim Farley (17)
*"Unshot" (19)
* "The 4th Elf" Tale by Jim and Melody Rondeau (24)
*"The Cargo Hold", ads (30)
Image:clipper31-1.jpg|inside page from issue #31
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==Issue 32==
The Clipper Trade Ship 32 was published in April 1981 and contains 32 pages.
There were 300 issues printed. 
Artists: Melody Rondeau, Terry Lipanovich, Gennie Summers, John P. Alexander, Carrie Daugherty, Cynthia Case, Bill Anderson, G. Hof, Frank Panucci, Peggy Hogan, Sandy Robnett, Vel Jaeger, Susan Landerman.
 
This editorial is a long one. The first part of it deals with the difficulties in continuing with creating this zine: money, time, lack of material, and finally, a letter the editors received from a contributor in the last issue (Beth Carlson) that felt like a demoralizing blow. The long, detailed letter was polite but very pointed regarding the unauthorized changes the editors had made to her story. The editors printed the letter in full and asked their readers what they should do. Some excerpts: 
*In the Captain's Cabin, editorial (1)
* The Carnivorous Drooze, original science fiction? by Michelle De Lude (6)
*Letters of Comment (8)
*Going Home, original science fiction by James Ellison (12)
*Other Zines, Other View, fanzine reviews (17)
**Maine(ly) Trek #2, see that page
**Murasaki!, see that page
**Star Canticle #3, see that page
**Spin Dizzie #4, see that page
*Stargazing, poem by Dorothy Eckert (20)
*Unshot, "Nightstalker," a Kolchak the Night Stalker script by Roger Hill (210
* The Cargo Hold, ads (27)
Image:clipper32-1.jpg|inside page from issue #32
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 32==
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==Issue 33/34==
The Clipper Trade Ship 33/34 was published in October 1981 and contains 73 pages. 300 copies were printed.
The art is by Bill Anderson, Joy Ashenfelder, Cynthia Case, Anne Crouch, Steven K. Dixon, Tim Farley, Doug Herring, Pegasus Hogan, Shona Jackson, Vel Jaeger, Susan Landerman, Signe Landon, Frank Panucci, Richard Pollet, Melody Rondeau, Gennie Summers, J. Alan Tyler, Yves.
The editorial: 
*In the Captain's Cabin (1)
*Letters (2)
* The Price of Difference, fiction by Bill Kropfhauser (Star Trek) (11)
*Digsnort the Basic, fiction by Dr. C. Andrew Nelson (original science fiction) (14)
*A Tribble in Time, fiction by Roberta Rogow (Star Trek) (15)
*Well Put, fiction by Terrence O. Knova (Doctor Who) (19)
*The Book of Camrack, part one by James Ellison (original science fiction) (21)
* Other Zines, Other Views (50)
**a review of Stardate #11, see that page
*Identiclip Addenda by Richard Heim (51)
*Verse, by Diverse Hands (52)
* Filksongs by Susan Landerman (54)
*Star Trek Coordinates, fiction by Tim Farley (58)
*The Last Word, fiction by Randall Landers (60)
*Unshot, two Star Trek story outlines (61)
*The Cargo Hold, ads (69)
Image:clipper3334inside1.jpg|inside page from issue #33/34
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 33/34==
==Issue 35/36==
The Clipper Trade Ship 35/36 was published in January 1982 and contains 60 pages. 300 copies were printed.
The art is by Frank Panucci, John Alexander, Joy Ashenfelder, Cynthia Case, Gennie Summers, J. Alan Tyler, Carrie Daughtry, Terri Lipanovich, Richard Pollet, Vel Jaeger, Karla Jarrett, Shona Jackson, Melody Rondeau, Stephen K. Dixon, Richard Arnold, Pegasus Holden, Susan Landerman, John Frame.
From the editorial: 
* In the Captain's Cabin (1)
*Letters (2)
*When Daybreak Comes, fiction by Richard Pollet (Star Trek) (8)
*Verse, by diverse hands (14)
*Return, fiction by Karla Jarrett (Star Wars) (16)
*The Book of Camrack, part two by James Ellison (original science fiction) (24)
*Nymph, poem by Teresa Sarick (37)
*Unshot by Don Harden (38)
*Filksongs by Susan Landerman and Bernita Stark (44)
*Other Zines, Other Views (47)
** a review of Farthest Star #2, see that page
**a review of Maine(ly) Trek #3, see that page
** a review of Grip #8, see that page
**a review of Interstellar Mail Collected, see that page
*The Fifth Elfl Tale by Jim and Melody Rondeau (51)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (56)
Image:clipper3536-1.jpg|inside page from issue #35/36
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== Reactions and Reviews: Issue 35/36 ==
==Issue 37/38 ==
The Clipper Trade Ship 37/38 was published in April 1982 and contains 64 pages.
300 copies were printed.
The art is by J. Alan Tyler, Susan Landerman, Joy Ashenfelder, Lisa Scott, Cynthia Case, L. Cranston, Jerry Collins, Frank Panucci, Pegasus Hogan, Gennie Summers, Richard Pollet, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, and Melody Rondeau.
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From the editorial: 
*In the Captain's Cabin (1)
*Letters (2)
*Amusements of a Bygone Era, fiction by Catherine Schlein (Star Trek: TOS) (6)
* 23rd Century Blues, fiction by David Gordon and Michael B. Smith (Blues Brothers/Star Trek: TOS) (8)
*War Games, fiction by Dian Hardison (original fiction) 16)
*Other Zines, Other Views (17)
**a review of Out of Bounds, Too, see that page
**a review of Queen Grope and Bedside Grope, see that page
**a review of "The Unicorn Hunter's Handbook"
*The Book of Camrack, part three of four parts, by James Ellison (original science fiction) (19)
*Filksongs by Susan Landerman and Lisa Scott (50)
*Unshot, The Fugitive in Space, part one (53)
*Verse by Susan Henderson, Teresa Sarick, Susan Ann Sarick, and Lori Moff (57)
*The Cargo Hold, ads (59)
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==Issue 39/40==
The Clipper Trade Ship 39/40 was published in October 1983 and contains 76 pages.
300 copies were printed.
The art is by Michael B. Smith, Signe Landon, Jerry Collins, Lisa Scott, Doug Herring, Pegasus Hogan, Richard Arnold, Susan Landerman, Cheri Tripp, Frank Panucci, Richard Pollet, Jim Price, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Richard Parks, Mary Bohdanowicz, Jim Stetson, Matthew Kohn, Elaine Gregory, J. Alan Tyler, Gennie Summers, Carrie Daughtry, Melody Rondeau.
From the editorial: 
*In the Captain's Cabin (1)
*Letters (2)
*The Sins of the Fathers, fiction by Jim Price (Star Trek: Animated, an M'ress story) (7)
*The Unicorn, poem by Lori Moff (30)
*When It Rains, fiction by Lori Moff (original fiction) (30)
* Verse by Shimonah bat Avraham and D.J. Waechter (31)
*Alien II, poem by Teresa Sarick (32)
*The Lie, fiction by Terrence O. Knova (Star Trek: TOS) (33)
*Book of Camrack, conclusion, original fantasy by James Ellison (34)
* Never Too Old, fiction by Richard Pollet (original fiction) (50)]
*Trial Encounter, fiction by Matthew Kohn (Star Trek: TOS) (54)
*Other Zines, Other Views by Dixie G. Owen (57)
**a review of Dreadnought Explorations, Collected Volume 2, see that page
**a review of Saurian Brandy Digest #29, see that page
** a review of Alnitah #13, see that page
*Doctor Who and the Twenty-Five Doctors by Terrence O. Knova (Doctor Who) (60)
*Filksongs by Susan Landerman, Lisa Scott, Bill Armstrong, Matthew Kohn and Bob Dolsay (61)
* The Cargo Hold, ads (64)
Image:clipper3940-1.jpg|inside page from issue #39/40
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 39/40==
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