Star Trek Nuts & Bolts

You may be looking for the fan club, The Leonard Nimoy Nuts and Bolts. 
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts is a gen anthology of stories and articles. It is a club zine produced by several boys in high school.
The focus is Star Trek: TOS, with some Space: 1999, Star Wars, Wonder Woman, original science fiction, and others.
There were thirty-two issues.
Nuts & Bolts Worksheet is a sister zine.
In 1978, the editor reminded fans that "Star Trek Nuts & Bolts" was "South Dakota's only fanzine!" a comment in The Clipper Trade Ship #20
The title of the zine comes from a quote by Ray Bradbury: "Fans are the nuts that hold the bolts of the universe together."
==A One Shot that Became a Series==
From the editorial in the "first issue": "Star Trek Nuts and Bolts, as you all well know, is a one-shot fanzine. Meaning that this is the first and last issue. However... Both of us... may decide to do a shorter issue... If you like it, let us know -- because we want everyone's reaction if we printed STN&B as a short newszine later on."
==Reprint Permission==
From issue #3: 
==About Some Regular Features==
The zine contains news, club info, fiction, letters of comment (starting in issue #13), reviews, art, and articles. Some issues contain material that had been submitted to the proposed zine "Agripol."
A 1978 announcement in The Clipper Trade Ship #22: 
===Various Banners for Columns Over the Years===
The banners for the regular features and columns changed over the years, as did the titles. For example, the letter of comments section was called both "Mailing Frequencies" and "Hailing Frequencies," as well as "Your NUTS! (and Bolts)."
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-1.jpg|column, early George Perkins
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-2.jpg|column, later George Perkins
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-3.jpg|column, Geoffrey Mandel
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-4.jpg|column, Mark Behrend
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-9.jpg|column, Dan Munson
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-5.jpg|feature, letter column
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-6.jpg|feature, letter column
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-7.jpg|feature, reviews
File:Nutsandboltsbanner-8.jpg|feature, ads and plugs
==Fan Comments: General==
==Issue 1==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 1 was published in October 1974 and contains 60 pages.
It has art by Douglas Herring, Janice, Rick Havermann, and Connie Faddis.
* Official Biographies of Animated Arex and M'Ress (2)
* One Small Step, One Giant Leap, fiction by Dave Simmons (original science fiction) (4)
* Limericks by Peter Veters (Star Trek) (7)
* Network Needs Tour of the Enterprise, essay by Tom Freeman (8)
* Never Judge a Man, fiction by ElFreda Cox (Star Trek) (9)
* Trivia Quiz by Rich Woolworth and George Perkins (18)
* The Hobbyist, fiction by Peter Veters (original science fiction) (20)
* The Shadow, fiction by Ken Fredrickson and George Perkins (Star Trek) (25)
* Beware the Ides of 1709.1, poem by LouAnn Jones (28)
* IDIC, Starship, Starman, and Confessions of a Flyer, poems by E.E. Cox (30)
* Untitled poem by Janice (32)
* The Starchaser's Song, poem by E.E. Cox (32)
* Women?!, fiction by LouAnn Jones (Star Trek) (33)
* Chessgame, vignette by Joe Walter (Star Trek) (46)
* The Kindslaian Mission, fiction by ElFreda Cox (Star Trek) (47)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads and letters (54)
* Art Credits (60)
File:Nutsandbolts1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Janice
File:Nutsandbolts1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Connie Faddis
File:Nutsandbolts1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Janice
File:Nutsandbolts1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Douglas Herring, this same character is on the front of Metamorphosis #2
File:Nutsandbolts1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Rick Havermann
File:Nutsandbolts1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Connie Faddis
==Issue 2==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 2 was published in May 1975 and contains 8 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial by Mark Behrend (1)
* The U.S.S. Andromeda, article by George Perkins (description of a imagined Deep Space Cruiser) (2)
* Star Trek Nuts Membership Roster (4)
* Analysis of the Animated Star Trek Series by Richard Woolworth (6)
* vignette, fiction by Mark Vehrend (original science fiction) (7)
* Review: Star Trek Blueprints: General Plans, Constitution Class, U.S.S. Enterprise, by George Perkins (7)
* ads and classifieds (8)
File:nutsandbolts2-1.jpg|from issue #2
File:nutsandbolts2-2.jpg|from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 3 was published in July 1975 and contains 10 pages.
The art is by David Rowan, Dave Simmons, and Richard Woolworth.
From the news section: 
* Member Roster Update (2)
* News (2)
* Starships of the Gods? by Eric Miller (article about Erich von Daniken's theories on alien beings visiting Earth) (3)
* The D Factor, fiction by Kent K. Cordray (Star Trek) (4)
* The Dark by Alan Dean Foster, review by by George Perkins (8)
* Assorted Plugs (9)
* cartoon by Dave Simmons (9)
==Issue 4==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 4 was published in August 1975 and contains 12 pages.
The art is by Gee Moaven, Barbara Pohl, Eric Miller, and Vince Veness.
* STN Member Roster Update (2)
* The Name Game, puzzle by Tom Freeman (4)
* Computer Art by Vince Veness (the art has "University of Waterloo" on it, as well as "Serving the data processing industry ABF Automated Business Forms LTD") (5)
* News (6)
* You Don't Say?!, fiction by Randall Pohl (Star Trek) (7)
* Book Review by George Perkins: "The Seedling Stars" by James Blish (9)
* Assorted Plugs and Whatnot (10)
File:Nutsandbolts4-1.jpg|from issue #4, Vince Veness
File:Nutsandbolts4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Gee Moaven
File:Nutsandbolts4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Barbara Pohl
==Issue 5==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 5 was published in October 1975 and contains 15 pages.
It has a front cover by Gee Moaven, and interior illos by Kent Cordray, Joe Mix, Dan Munson, Kevin O'Brien, and Rich Woolworth.
The review of "The Man Who Folded Himself": 
* STN Member Roster Update (2)
* poem by Joe Mix (Star Trek) (5)
* News (6)
* The Celebrations, fiction by Kent Cordray (Star Trek) (8)
* Book Review by George Perkins: "The Man Who Folded Himself" by David Gerrold (12)
* Star Trek Crossword Puzzle by Randall and Barbara Pohl (13)
* Nuts and Bolts, plugs (14)
File:Nutsandbolts5-1.jpg|from issue #5, Dan Munson
File:Nutsandbolts5-2.jpg|from issue #5,, Joe Mix
File:Nutsandbolts5-3.jpg|from issue #5, Barbara and Randall Pohl
==Issue 6/7==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 6/7 (cover is simply labeled "6") was published in February 1976 and contains about 50 pages.
The front cover is by Rich Woolworth, the back cover by Steven Kopp, and the interior illos by Dan Munson and Barbara Pohl.
* Editorial, Happy Birthday by George Perkins (1)
* STN Member Roster (2)
* News!! (7)
* War Games by Rich Woolworth (Star Trek) (9)
* Pro/Con Space: 1999, two reviews by Rich Woolworth (pro) and George Perkins (con) (23)
* Puzzle by D.E Rudin (mistakenly credited as Dorian Rudin) (includes answers to last issue's puzzle) (27)
* Tribble Jokes by Tom Inoue and David Rowan (28)
* The Sepron Assignment by Randy Pohl (Star Trek) (29)
* Book Review by Mark Behrend: "Midworld" (50)
* Book Review by George Perkins: The Questor Tapes by D.C. Fontana (51)
* To Battle, To Battle by Jeff Schultz (52)
* Nuts and Bolts (58)
File:Nutsbolts6-7-1.jpg|from issue #6/7, Dan Munson
File:Nutsbolts6-7-2.jpg|from issue #6/7, Barbara Pohl
File:Nutsbolts6-7-3.jpg|from issue #6/7, Dan Munson
==Issue 8==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 8 was published in April 1976 and contains 22 pages.
The front cover is by George Perkins, and the interior illos by Tomo Inoue, Steve Kopp, Barbara Pohl, Dave Rowan, and Kirk Trummel.
From the news section: 
* STN Member Roster (2)
* Dr. Who, essay by Barbara Pohl (5)
* News (6)
* Brain Storm, fiction by Randy Pohl and Barbara Pohl (Star Trek) (8)
* Star Trekon '76 Report, con report by Jim Hoover (13)
* Reviews (17)
**Star Trek: The New Voyages #1, review by Deborah Rubin
** Six Million Dollar Man Book 5, which was written by D.C. Fontana, review by George Perkins
* Gene Roddenberry Interview by Dilia Osio (Roddenberry was on his way to Western College in Winfield, Kansas to give a speech. The interview is VERY short and begins with: "At 1:20 PM I received a call from the Wichita Eagle Daily news asking me to go to the airport to meet Gene Roddenberry himself.") (19)
* Editorial (20)
* Star Trek Telephone Survey (fans bothering people on the phone) (20)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (21)
File:nutsandbolts8-1.jpg|from issue #8
File:nutsandbolts8-2.jpg|from issue #8
==Issue 9==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 9 was published in June 1976 and contains 14 pages.
The art by Tomo Inoue, Kathi Lynn Higley, David Rowan, Bob Stapleberg, and George Perkins.
* STN Member Roster (2)
* To Have, and Have Not, fiction by Ingrid Cross (based on the episode "This Side of Paradise") (Star Trek) (4)
* News (6)
* Alpha Shuttlecraft by Bob Stapleberg (7)
* Split Second, fiction by George Perkins (Star Trek) (8)
* Star Trek Trivia Quiz by Vern Wakeman (10)
* James Doohan at the University of Redlands, con report by Pam Rhine (includes a short transcript) (11)
* Book Review: The Stardust Voyages by Stephen Tall (12)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (13)
File:Nutsandbolts9-1.jpg|from issue #9, detail from a page, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts9-2.jpg|from issue #9, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts9-3.jpg|from issue #9, Bob Stapleberg
==Issue 10==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 10 was published in August 1976 and contains 14 pages.
The art is by Kathi Lynn and George Perkins.
From the news section: 
* STN Member Roster (2)
* News (4)
* The Ensign and the Alien, poem by Kathi Lynn Higley (5)
* Star Trek Telephone Survey Results (7)
* With the Wallop of His Fist, fiction by George Perkins and Vern Wakeman (Star Trek) (8)
* Review: Vulcan Reflections #1 by Mark Behrend (10)
* The Starship, poem by Vern Wakeman (11)
* Planet Search, puzzle by Vern Wakeman (12)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (13)
File:Nutsandbolts10-1.jpg|from issue #10, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts10-2.jpg|from issue #10, George Perkins
File:Nutsandbolts10-3.jpg|from issue #10, Kathi Lynn Higley
==Issue 11/12==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 11/12 was published in November 1976 and contains 35 pages.
The art is by Kathi Lynn Higley, Dave Rowan, Bob Stapleford, Richard Woolworth, and George Perkins.
In this issue, Mark Behrend resigns as co-editor: "The reasons for quitting STN&B (as you may be wondering) are because I have a fanzine of my own (which causes conflicts) and time and money is lacking for other things, namely movie-making."
* Editorial by George Perkins and Mark Behrend (2)
* STN Membership Roster (3)
* Chance Encounter, fiction by Tim Gilbert (Star Trek) (5)
* News, compiled by George Perkins (9)
* Customize Your Enterprise by Richard Woolworth ("Every STAR TREK fan I know has had at least one AMT ENTERPRISE model (I've had five). Almost every STAR TREK fan I know has cursed, crazed, and grown fangs trying to get the thing together. AMT is smart — they made the ENTERPRISE with a built-in auto destruct — and the thing will invariably fall apart, in time. Alas, the poor sucker who bought it will rush right out and get another one. That's why I did this article - to keep you from becoming a statistic. These instructions are meant to be a supplement to those supplied by AMT (those jerks). They also give you a chance to make your ENTERPRISE look as much as possible like the one on TV.") (11)
* Naked He Stands Before Her by Ingrid Ruth Cross (Star Trek) (18)
* Trivia Contest Questions (comments by Jim Hoover in the next issue: "this contest came from a Star Trek convention held back East last year.This con was likely Star Trek Lives! (convention)/1976 They had the questions and the answers, I just got permission to use them." See the next issue for more info.) (22)
* The Spidian Factor, fiction by Ken Fredrickson (Star Trek) (26)
* Review: Spock, Messiah! (31)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (33)
* Breakaway II, or (What Ever Happened to Professor Bergman?), fiction by Richard Woolworth (Space: 1999) (34)
File:Nutsandbolts11-12-1.jpg|from issue #12, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts11-12-2.jpg|from issue #12, Kathi Lynn Higley (detail)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==Issue 13==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 13 was published in January/February 1977 and contains 20 pages.
The art was by Kathi Lynn Higley, Laurie Huff, Tomo Inoue, Scott Taylore, George Perkins, Mike Chichelly, Bob Stapelberg, and Leslie Fish.
This issue is the first one to contain letters of comment.
Comments by Jim Hoover regarding the trivia quiz results: 
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* News, compiled by George Perkins (3)
* His Brother's Keeper, fiction by Kathi Lynn Higley (Star Trek) (5)
* Reviews (9)
** Letters to Star Trek by Susan Sackett
** the LP Inside Star Trek
* Description of this zine series and of the club (10)
* Trivia Results, compiled by Jim Hoover (11)
* STN Member Roster (13)
* Personal Notes from Altair VI, column by Mark Behrend ("Mark Behrend's article "Personal Notes From Altair VI", will be a regular club section in STN&B. Not only will Mark report on local activities, but if out of town members would send in news about themselves, or hints to help other members, he will include that too. So if you have some suggestions for Mark, send them.")(14)
* Your NUTS! (and Bolts), letters of comment (15)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (15)
* Couplets for a Departure, poem by Leslie Fish
File:Nutsandbolts13-1.jpg|from issue #13, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts13-2.jpg|from issue #13, Mike Chichelly
File:Nutsandbolts13-3.jpg|from issue #13, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts13-4.jpg|from issue #13, Leslie Fish
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 13===
==Issue 14/15==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 14/15 was published in March/April 1977 and contains 38 pages. It has a front cover by Kathy Lynn Higley, back cover by Douglass Herring, a frontispiece by Steven K. Dixon, and a backispiece by Duane Hanson. The interior art is by D.L. Collin, Steven K. Dixon, Dan Erickson, Leslie Fish, Duane Hanson, Douglas Herring, Kathi Lynn Higley, George Perkins, Robert Stapelberg, and V.M. Wyman.
This issue focuses on Spock's past.
From an ad in The Halkan Council #24 (April 1977): "Agripol has gone the way of the dinosaurs but George Perkins says he'll be printing all of the Agripol material in future issues of 'Star Trek Nuts & Bolts', namely #14/#15; $1.50 due out in late March."
Perkins also addresses the "Agripol" issue: 
From the news section: 
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* The Offering by Jane Dalley (reprinted from The Despatch #24; also in The Best of Amanda and Sarek) (4)
* Earth History by Chuck Graham, Geoffrey Mandel, David Winfrey and George Perkins (reprinted with permission from The Star Fleet Handbook. Geoffrey Mandel, editor.) (13)
* Post-Menagerie by Ruth Berman (reprinted from T-Negative #7) (16)
* The Fantastic Journey, a review by Daryl Lanz (D.C. Fontana was involved in this show, hence the inclusion in this zine) (19)
* The Wind's Will by Debbie Collin (reprinted from The Clipper Trade Ship #9; also in One Trek Mind #5 and The Best of Amanda and Sarek) (21)
* NEWS by many (27)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (includes info about the planned Star Trek Nuts & Bolts Mini-Con) (28)
* New Members (30)
* YOUR NUTS (and Bolts), letters of comment (31)
* Transmissions Intercepted from Subspace (36)
File:Nutsandbolts14-15-1.jpg|from issue #14/15, Steven K. Dixon
File:nutsandbolts14-15-12.jpg|from issue #14/15, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts14-15-2.jpg|from issue #14/15, V.M. Wyman
File:nutsandbolts14-15-3.jpg|from issue #14/15, V.M. Wyman
File:nutsandbolts14-15-4.jpg|from issue #14/15, V.M. Wyman
File:nutsandbolts14-15-5.jpg|from issue #14/15, V.M. Wyman
File:nutsandbolts14-15-6.jpg|from issue #14/15, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts14-15-7.jpg|from issue #14/15, D.L. Collin
File:nutsandbolts14-15-8.jpg|from issue #14/15, D.L. Collin
File:nutsandbolts14-15-9.jpg|from issue #14/15, Duane Hanson
File:nutsandbolts14-15-10.jpg|from issue #14/15, Leslie Fish
File:nutsandbolts14-15-11.jpg|from issue #14/15, Leslie Fish
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 14/15===
==Issue 16==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 16 was published in May/June 1977 and contains 18 pages.
The art is by Kathi Lynn Higley, George Perkins, Barbara M. Pohl, Brian Rader, and Richard Woolworth.
There are two long letters in this issue, one that dispels some rumors about the Star Trek movie, and one that announces the arrival of Star Wars.
From the news section: 
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* Visions of Tomorrow, fiction by Julie Uitto and Susan Haag (Star Trek) (3)
* News (9)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (10)
* YOUR NUTS! (and Bolts), letters of comment (the WAHF section contains 14 names) (12)
File:nutsandbolts16-1.jpg|from issue #16, Brian Rader
File:nutsandbolts16-2.jpg|from issue #16, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts16-3.jpg|from issue #16, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts16-4.jpg|from issue #16, Kathi Lynn Higley
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 16===
==Issue 17/18/19==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 17/18/19 was published in July/August/September 1977 and contains 64 pages.
The art is by Duane Hanson, Barbara M. Pohl, Kathi Lynn Higley, Tomo Inoue, Dan Munson, George Perkins and Richard Woolworth.
Three of the letters of comment printed in this issue are form letters, ones which the editor is thrilled to receive (see the fan comments to issue #16).
In this issue, the editor explains why he is desbanding the club that publishes this zine. See Star Trek Nuts.
From the editorial: 
From the news section: 
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* To the Ends of the Earth, fiction by Richard Woolworth (Star Trek) (5)
* Warp Drive, article by George Perkins (includes many diagrams) (17)
* Star Trek: 1999 by Duane Hanson (meta, graphic story) (24)
* To Die Not in Pain, fiction by Lyle Jordon (Star Trek) (27)
* Brookcon: Notes Found Scribbled on a Bathroom Wall in Tunisia, con report (36)
* Brookcon Photos by Richard Woolworth and Dan Munson (39)
* Ring 'Round a Rosey, fiction by George Perkins (original science fiction) (40)
* News (48)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (49)
* New Members (52)
* Tricorder Readings: Reviews (53)
** the movie Star Wars
** the LP William Shatner, Live!, see that page
** the book The Price of the Phoenix, see that page
** the zine Phaser Blast #4/5, see that page
** the zine Delta Triad #3, see that page
** the zine From the Ends of the Galaxy #1, see that page
* Hailing Frequencies, letters of comment (56)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (62)
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-1.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, Dan Munson
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-5.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, Dan Munson
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-2.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, David Rowan
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-3.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-4.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, photos from Brookcon
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-6.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, Duane Hanson
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-7.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, George Perkins
File:nutsandbolts17-18-19-8.jpg|from issue #17/18/19, Duane Hanson
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 17/18/19===
==Issue 20==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 20 was published in October/November 1977 and contains 18 pages.
The art is by Kathy Lynn Higley, Duane Hanson, Tomo Inoue, Audrrey Jakab, Gorege Perkins, David Rowan, and Rich Woolworth.
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* The Adoption, fiction by A.L. Todd (Star Trek) (4)
* News (9)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (10)
* Tricorder Readings, reviews (11)
** The Star Fleet Medical Reference by Palestine and Mandel
** Star Trek Puzzle Manual
** Excalibur Log #1, see that page
** the show, Logan's Run
* Letters from Readers (13)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads and plugs (18)
File:Nutsandbolts20-1.jpg|from issue #20, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:Nutsandbolts20-2.jpg|from issue #20, Steve Kopp
File:Nutsandbolts20-3.jpg|from issue #20, Rich Woolworth
File:Nutsandbolts20-4.jpg|from issue #20, Kathi Lynn Higley
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 20===
==Issue 21/22==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 21/22 was published in February 1978 and contains 40 pages.
The art is by Bruce Scivally, Douglas Herring, Kathi Lynn Higley, Tomo Inoue, Robert Stapelberg, Duane A. Hanson, Bill Plant, Steve Kopp, Dan Munson, and Barbara Pohl.
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* Starship Technical Report: Transporters, article by Mark Schulman (reprinted from T-Negative #21) (4)
* The Tale of Brookcon '78, meta fiction by George Perkins (Star Trek) (9)
* Tricorder Readings, reviews (17)
** the movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind
** the Star Trek pro book, Planet of Judgment by Haldeman
** The Hobbit, special starring Orson Bean
** Star Trek: The New Voyages #2, see that page
** Delta Triad #4, see that page
** some Star Wars pro books, including the "Star Wars Blueprints" by Ballantine Books ("Boy, buying these was a mistake! There they were, sitting on a shelf at a local store. I looked at them. They looked back and said, "Buy me." So I did. The first print was that of my favorite robot, R2-D2. I looked at it. Well, maybe they'll get better. They didn't. For the price I thought the blueprints might be better than the Enterprise prints. They didn't even come close. The clarity is rotten and the items blueprinted are at most boring. If you are a die-hard Star Wars fan you might like them. However, I, someone who like Star Wars enough to see it about seven times, didn't find them so enjoyable. Before you buy these, see if a friend has them. RATING: 3 out of 10.")
** the Star Trek Fotonovels, see that page
* Intercom Chatter, compiled by George Perkins (22)
* The Yuck, poem by George Perkins (science fiction) (23)
* Trial and Error, fiction by Brenda Harper (Star Trek) (25)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (29)
* Hailing Frequencies Open, letters of comment (32)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads and plugs (39)
* Alone on a Hill, poem by Dan Munson (original fiction) (40)
File:nutsandbolts21-22-1.jpg|from issue #21/22, Dan Munson
File:nutsandbolts21-22-2.jpg|from issue #21/22, Duane A. Hanson
File:nutsandbolts21-22-3.jpg|from issue #21/22, Steve Kopp
File:nutsandbolts21-22-4.jpg|from issue #21/22, Bruce Scivally
File:nutsandbolts21-22-5.jpg|from issue #21/22, Robert Stapelberg
File:nutsandbolts21-22-6.jpg|from issue #21/22, Bruce Scivally
File:nutsandbolts21-22-7.jpg|from issue #21/22, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts21-22-8.jpg|from issue #21/22, Barbara Pohl
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 21/22===
==Issue 23==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 23 was published in June 1978 and contains 28 pages.
It contained a flyer for Brookcon 78, held in Brookings, South Dakota July 23-25, 1978.
The art is by Duane Hanson, Douglas Herring, Kathi Lynn Higley, Tomo Inoue, Stephen Kopp, George Perkins, Bruce Scivally, Bob Stapelberg, and Rich Woolworth.
* MAINLING FREQUENCIES OPEN, letters of comment (2)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads and plugs (11)
* The Battle, vignette by Rich Woolworth (original science fiction) (12)
* Solar Sails, article by Mark Behrend (the science and possibility of the "solar sail") (13)
* This Could Happen to YOU! by Trent Rentsch (original science fiction) (15)
* The total, unabridged, original, super-stupendous, enlightening, non-carbonated history of Tunisian Etceteras from the dwan of time til now by Eugene Thurston (original science fiction) (16)
* Tricoder Readings, reviews (20)
** Star Fleet Handbook v.12 by Geoffrey Mandel
** Odyssey #2, see that page
** four other non-fanwork items
* The Alternative Factor by Geoffrey Mandel (about stardates) (23)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Mark Behrend (25)
* Editorial by George Perkins (27)
File:stnb23inside.jpg|from issue #23, Duane Hanson
File:stnb23inside-1.jpg|from issue #23, Bruce Scivally
File:stnb23inside-2.jpg|from issue #23, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:stnb23inside-3.jpg|from issue #23,
File:stnb23inside-4.jpg|from issue #23, Bob Stapelberg
File:stnb23inside-5.jpg|from issue #23, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:stnb23inside-6.jpg|from issue #23, Stephen Koppe
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 23===
==Issue 24/25==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 24 was published in August 1978 and contains 60 pages.
The art is by Douglas Herring, Kathi Lynn Higley, Bruce Scivally, Robert Stapelberg, Bobby Plant, Daniel K. Munson, Tomo Inoue, Duane Hanson, and Dan Erickson.
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* A Matter of Time, fiction by David Rowen (Star Trek) (5)
* Tricorder Readings: Reviews (14)
** Stardate: Unknown #4, see that page
** Rocky Horror Picture Show
** Mudd's Angels, see that page
** Splinter of the Mind's Eye, see that page
** The Best of Trek by Walter Irwin and G.B. Love
* Starlines: Poetry (18)
** X: Effervescent: Wet With God by Michael S. Vance
** In Loving Memory by Susan Wyllie
** The Revelation of a Soul by Bonnie Guyan
* The Velena Syndrome, fiction by Bonnie Guyan (20)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, column by Dan Erickson (42)
* The Hiding Place, column by Daniel K. Munson (43)
* The Alternative Factor, column by Geoffrey Mandel (44)
* Mailing Frequencies Open, letters of comment (46)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (54)
* Afterwords, column by George Perkins (56)
File:nutsbolts24-1.jpg|from issue #24/25, Bruce Scivally
File:nutsbolts24-2.jpg|from issue #24/25, Bruce Scivally
File:nutsbolts24-3.jpg|from issue #24/25, Duane Hanson
File:nutsbolts24-4.jpg|from issue #24/25, Duane Hanson
File:nutsbolts24-5.jpg|from issue #24/25, Bruce Scivally
File:nutsbolts24-6.jpg|from issue #24/25, Daniel K. Munson
File:nutsbolts24-7.jpg|from issue #24/25, Bobby Plant
File:startreknutsandbolts24-25-rpf.jpg|from issue #24/25, Bruce Scivally - Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner and Gene Roddenberry discuss Grace Lee Whitney
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 24/25===
==Issue 26==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 26 was published in November 1978 and contains 22 pages.
The art is by Kathy Lynn Higley, Tomo Inoue, Marilyn Johansen, Geoffrey Mandel, Bobby Plant, Barbara Pohl, Bruce Scivally, and Rich Woolworth.
* Subscription, Reprint, Editorial Polity (1)
* Editorial (2)
* A Most Necessary Duty, fiction by Rich Woolworth (Star Wars) (3)
* Tricorder Readings, reviews (7)
** "The Female Man" by Joanna Russ, reviewed by Laurie Huff
** Passages, see that page
** The Alpha Moonbase Technical Notebook, from Starlog, see that page
** "Vulcan!" ("This is far and away the best ST novel I've read. I'm a bit annoyed at David Gerrold, though, for pointing out that Kathleen went to live with Steve Golden a year before they were married. It really isn't any of my business. When did he become a gossip columnist?:)
* The Alternative Factor, column by Geoffrey Mandell (10)
* Mailing Frequencies Open, letters of comment (12)
* WAHF (16)
* Starlines, poetry (17)
** Follow a Star by Susan Wyllie
** Storytelling by Kevin Fenton
** A Philosophy by Kevin Fenton
* Nuts and Bolts, ads (19)
* Afterwords, column by George Perkins (21)
File:nutsbolts26-1.jpg|from issue #26, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsbolts26-2.jpg|from issue #26, Marilyn Johansen
File:nutsbolts26-3.jpg|from issue #26, Daniel Munson
File:nutsbolts26-4.jpg|from issue #26, Bobby Plant
File:nutsbolts26-5.jpg|from issue #26
File:nutsbolts26-6.jpg|from issue #26, Bruce Scivally, an homage to Saturday Night Fever and disco
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 26===
==Issue 27/28==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 27/28 was published in 1979 and contains 27 pages. Is a single novel called "Triumph in the Dust."
The author is Patrick R. Wilson, and the art is by Bruce Scivally.
From the introduction: 
File:nutsbolts27-28-1.jpg|from issue #27/28
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File:nutsbolts27-28-3.jpg|from issue #27/28
File:nutsbolts27-28-4.jpg|from issue #27/28
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File:nutsbolts27-28-6.jpg|from issue #27/28
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 27/28===
==Issue 29==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 29 was published in 1979 and contains 24 pages.
The art is by Dan Erickson, Duane Hanson, Jody Hanson, Kathi Lynn Higley, Tomo Inoue, Shona Jackson (Dawnsigner), Dan Munson, Bobby Plant, Barbara Pohl, and Bruce Scivally.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial by George Perkins (2)
* A Frightening Sense of Doom, fiction by Ken Fredrickson (original science fiction) (4)
* Tricorder Headings, reviews of various books and and the zine Spirit (6)
* The Alternative Factor, article by Geoffrey Mandel (technology and information), about Klingon and Romulan history, reprinted from the Starfleet Handbook #7 and #8 (9)
* The Hiding Place: "I'm Into That Sort of Thing," essay by Dan Munson (topic is being a science fiction fan, hassles with family and others about acceptance) (11)
* Personal Noted from Altar IV, meta essay: "The Fault with Fanzines" by Michael Lai (12)
* Starlines, poetry (14)
** One Sun-Bright Day by Susan Wyllie
** Questions by Kathi Lynn Higley
** Three Limericks by Carol Christensen
* Mailing Frequencies Open, letters of comment (15)
* Meet the Artists (18)
* Nuts and Bolts, ads and plugs (21)
* Afterwords, How to Put Your Foot in Your Mouth by George Perkins (23)
File:nutsandbolts29-1.jpg|from issue #29, Jody Hanson, portrays Kirk and Miramanee
File:nutsandbolts29-2.jpg|from issue #29, Bobby Plant
File:nutsandbolts29-3.jpg|from issue #29, Kathi Lynn Higley
File:nutsandbolts29-4.jpg|from issue #29, Bruce Scivally and Duane Hanson
File:nutsandbolts29-5.jpg|from issue #29, Tomo Inoue, Barbara Pohl, Bobby Plant
File:nutsandbolts29-6.jpg|from issue #29, Dan Munson (portrays George Perkins, Daryl Lanz, and Dan Munson)
File:nutsandbolts29-7.jpg|from issue #29, Kathi Lynn Higley
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 29===
==Issue 30/31==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 30/31 contains, among other things, a very angry and bitter editorial by George Perkins.
In the next issue, Perkins wrote: 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 30/31===
==Issue 32==
Star Trek Nuts & Bolts 32 was published in November 1979 and contains 20 pages.
The art is by Duane A. Hanson, Kathi L. Higley, Shona Dawnsinger Jackson, Gee Moaven, Bruce Scivally, and Tomo Inoue. Much of this art is credited due to the fact that small, reprints of previous covers were included in this issue.
It was the last issue.
* Prelude of Things to Come, poem by Susan Wyllie (frontispiece)
* Editorial, "Growing Up With STN&B" by George Perkins (2)
* Personal Notes from Altair IV, Personal Notes from Earth, column by Mark T. Behrend (6)
* Letters of Comment (6)
* Acknowledgments by George Perkins (19)
==References==
Category:1974 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines