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Enlightenment

Enlightenment is the newsletter of the Doctor Who Information Network which was the oldest fan-run Doctor Who club in North America. It was based in Toronto. It disbanded on October 31, 2018. Issues run about 20 pages, and as of Spring 2011, there were 164 issues. 
It includes reviews of the episodes, books, audio, and videos. It also reviews the spin-offs; Torchwood, and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Early editors have included Steven Peers (1984-?), SoMel Quan (?-1989), Ed Charpentier (1990-1993), Colleen Hillerup (1994-1999), Edward Charpentier, and Graeme Burke (2000-2010). Lance Parkin, future writer of official Doctor Who tie-in content, regularly contributed to the zine.
This newsletter has won Fan Q Awards in 1996-1999, 2000, 2003, and 2004. 
It has a sister zine of fiction from D.W.I.N., Myth Makers.
==Issue summaries==
==Comments Regarding Some of the Art==
In 2014, Martin Proctor wrote: 
File:Five Doctors art for Enlightenment 1.JPG|This art by Martin Proctor was to be the cover of issue #1, but due to the technical capabilities of the time, it could not be reproduced as such. In the end, the actual cover of issue #1 had no art. 
File:A VIEW FROM THE BOOT CLOSET - 1987.jpg|"This was my cover for the second issue of View From the Boot Closet...The issue never saw completion...I eventually adapted it for use as a cover for Enlightenment (with corrections made to Sylvester McCoy's outfit - at the time that I originally drew this not many photos were available, and the ones that I had seen showed him wearing a long coat, and boots. This was apparently between takes on Time and the Rani)." comments here, June 1, 2014 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who ZinesCategory:Club Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Enlightenment and Persuasion

Enlightenment and Persuasion is a Doctor Who zine. It is a newsletter for The Australasian Doctor Who Fan Club Sydney North - West Metropolitan Local Group.
There were at least forty-five issues.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 45==
Enlightenment and Persuasion 45 was published in April 1989.
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Enmity Mine

Enmity Mine is a Star Trek Voyager gen story by Maisie Rita. The focus is on the relationship between Tom Paris and Chakotay.
Summary: An alternate universe Voyager story, where Janeway and Tuvok are dead, and Chakotay has control of Voyager. C and P, PG-13 for language, not slash. It's been described as "harrowing". Not for the faint of heart.
Author's notes: 
The story has an inoffical sequel by Sapphire, A Lessening of Enmities.
==Recs and Reviews==
Author's note from A Lessening of Enmities:
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Ennead

ENNEAD is a BL Korean manhwa and webtoon by Mojito. It is based on the Egyptian ennead and tells the story of how Horus avenges his father, Osiris, killed by Seth. Over the course of the story, desire and obsession mix with hatred.
== Fandom ==
As of February 2023 there are nearly 400 stories on AO3. The three most popular ships are Horus/Seth, Osiris/Seth and Anubis/Seth.
== Links ==
* 엔네아드 ENNEAD (Webcomic) tag on AO3
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Manhwa
Category:Webcomics
Enoch Arden

Enoch Arden is a gen 101-page novel by Julie Harrington, illustrated by KOZ. Initially published by Otter Limits Press, a division of The Presses, Enoch Arden is one of many titles that were later distributed by Agent With Style.
Regarding the title: "Enoch Arden" is named for the protagonist of the poem Enoch Arden by Lord Alfred Tennyson, collected in Enoch Arden, & c. Gutenberg 
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: 
==Editorial==
The Alexanders write in preface to Enoch Arden:
 
==References==
 
Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Ensemble

An ensemble is a group of characters, usually at least four, though the exact number varies. It is sometimes referred to as an ensemble cast. Ensemble canons generally contain a large number of major characters, in contrast with, for example, buddy shows or rom coms, where the lead pair dominates. Similarly, ensemble fanworks focus on a group of characters, though those characters may not have been major characters in their original canons. They are in contrast to pairing-centric works and character studies.
What defines the ensemble is its focus on a group dynamic or on several characters, regardless of what romantic relationships may or may not exist in the work. Ensemble fanworks might be gen, or contain a pairing that is not the main focus of the work, or they might be multi-pairing or poly works, or any combination of these choices. However, ensemble is sometimes used to denote specifically non-romantic gen works. Ensemble fanfiction is often long, to give the various characters time to interact and develop.
Anna S describes the ensemble trope as including elite teams of explorers, spies, law enforcement figures, etc; sentai; military squadrons; skilled teams operating like clockwork, such as when pulling off a heist; bands of rebels; families; surrogate families; outcasts, e.g., freaks and geeks; carnival troupes; motley characters thrown together by fate; alternatives to society e.g., Robin Hood and his Merry Men, Peter Pan and the Lost Boys.eliade: List of Fan-fiction Kinks, Tropes, and Clichés (accessed 21 November 2012, dead link as of 15 Dec 2022)
Some fanwork awards have a category for ensemble works, for example the Mithril Awards for Tolkien fanfiction and the Nummy Treat awards for Buffyverse vids.
==Fandom Examples==
Ensemble fanworks tend to be more common for ensemble canons. For example:
*Fellowship works in Lord of the Rings
*Team works in several fandoms, including Stargate and Leverage
*OT6 or Avengers Mansion/Tower works in Avengers (Marvel)
*Guild or Team works in Fairy Tail
*Knights of the Round Table works in Merlin (BBC)
*Pilot pile works in Gundam Wing
*Crew stories in (space)ship-based fandoms, such as Blake's 7 and Firefly
===Example Fanworks===
*Blood and Water by Rheanna (Angel)
*While the Ring Went South by Thundera Tiger (Lord of the Rings)
*Hunting the Stars by Anubis_2701 (Hetalia: Axis Powers)
==Resources==
*Ensemble Cast tag on Archive of Our Own
==Reference==
Category:Glossary
Category:Gen Fandom
Enslaver, Enslaved

Enslaver, Enslaved is a 13-page K/S story by A.T. Bush.
It was published in the print zine Daring Attempt #3.
==Discussed in Not Tonight, Spock!==
See Sexuality in K/S Fiction: Anal Intercourse.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1999===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Ensnared

Ensnared was a Harry Potter slash archive. It had the subheader "The Hex Files Prime" and a disambiguation line on the intro page:
The archive hosted 226 authors and 223 fanworks. It used the eFiction archiving software and had its own message board.
==Screencaps==
File:Ensnared_Most_Potente_Slash.png|main page
File:Ensnared_Most_Potente_Slash_Categories.png|categories
==Categories==
*Artwork (3) - All non-written submissions (such as digital imaging and drawings) can be found here.
*One-Shot (Adult) (17)
*One-Shot (General) (-1)
*Completed Fiction (136) - All non-drabble completed fanfiction can be found here.
*Works in Progress (16) - This category contains fanfics that are not yet completed.
*Drabbles (11) - This is where all drabbles (and fanfics under 750 words) are found.
*Femmeslash (9) - Why should the boys get to have all the fun?
*No Pairing/Character Study (7) - This category is for stories that do not feature a pairing. 
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:EFiction
EntSTFic

EntSTFic was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: Enterprise fandom, that focused on gen stories, or stories that featured heterosexual pairings. It was a a sister list to EntSTSlash. Fanfiction shared on the list was archived at the Warp 5 Complex. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
 
Category:Gen Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2002 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
EntSTSlash

EntSTSlash was a slash fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: Enterprise. It was a sister list to EntSTFic. Fanficiton shared on the list was archived at the Warp 5 Complex. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2002 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Entanglednow

entanglednow is a prolific fan writer who has written popular stories in several fandoms. entanglednow has been podficced many times.
==Example Fanworks==
===Supernatural===
*Important Angel Business (2009-12-10) Sam has no idea how Gabriel got his number.
*The Fourth Wall Series (2009-10-16) In which Sam and Dean discover Dean/Cas and Sam/Lucifer on the internet.
*Mi Casa Series (2010-03-09) In which Dean holds on too tightly. - Note, Su Casa of this series has been deleted/purged off of live journal
===Sherlock===
*The Second Law of Thermodynamics (2010-08-14). Features Huddling for Warmth and an Asexual Sherlock. As of 19 July 2014, this is entanglednow's most popular Sherlock AO3 work by hit count (it predates the kudos feature).
*Undercurrents (2010-10-08). John plays dead for a case; Sherlock gets aroused. As of 19 July 2014, this is entanglednow's most commented Sherlock AO3 fanwork.
===Teen Wolf===
*Lock All The Doors Behind You (2012-09-27). Derek temporarily reverts to a feral caveman/wolf who can't speak after hunters torture him, and Stiles looks after him. As of 19 July 2014, this is entanglednow's most popular AO3 work by hits, comments, bookmarks, and kudos.
*By Any Other Name (2012-11-18). Stiles and Derek have magical amnesia and take off across the country Supernatural-style. As of 19 July 2014, this is entanglednow's second most popular AO3 work by hits, comments, bookmarks, and kudos.
* Touchpaper (7/30/12). A Danny-finds-out story that leads to a Derek/Stiles first time. As of 19 July 2014, this is entanglednow's fourth-most popular AO3 work by hits and bookmarks, and fifth-most popular by kudos.
* And I Followed You Home (8/13/12). An angsty, dubiously consensual Derek/Stiles soulbond fic.
Category:Fanwriters
Enter the Lodge

Enter the Lodge is a collaborative Twin Peaks virtual season and sometimes threadfic told through Twitter, Pinterest, and Foursquare. It was archived on the website Enter the Lodge. 
==Interviews==
*Behind Enter the Lodge with the Twin Peaks Twitter Fiction Creators
*Enter the Lodge (Twin Peaks) at Transmedia Storytelling
==References==
Category:Virtual SeasonsCategory:TwitterCategory:2014 FanworksCategory:2010s Fanworks
Enter the Void

Enter the Void is a fanvid by luminosity. renenet offered extended vid commentary at the vid commentary LJ community on October 25, 2011.WebCite for the Vid Commentary. The vid premiered at the Club Vivid show at Vividcon 2011.
renenet wrote:
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"I really like how hypnotic this vid feels by the end of it with how you sync the visuals with the pulse of the music."comment in the vid announcement post.
*"Thanks for the mediated contact-high! I'm always interested in how altered states of consciousness can be induced by things other than ingested substances, and I think the way you've put together images and sound here manages to get that ball rolling!" comment in the vid announcement post.
==References==
Category:2011 Vids
Category:Enter the Void
Enterprise

* Star Trek: Enterprise, the TV show
* Enterprise, "The Star Trek Appreciation Society of Victoria"
* Enterprise, a non-fiction zine published in 1976 by Bret Mixon and Harold Starbuck
* Enterprise, a Star Trek zine first published in 1984 by HJS Publications out of Tampa, Florida, contains the serialized The Doctor and the Enterprise
* Enterprise One, the 20th British Star Trek convention
* Enterprise Enterprises, a fan-run Star Trek merchandise catalog from the 1970s
* The Enterprise: A Star Trek Store, a for-profit store in 1976, located in New Jersey, US
* The Big E, an older term that fans used to refer to the starship Enterprise
Also see:
* Enterprise Incidents
Enterprise: The Star Trek Appreciation Society of Victoria

Enterprise was an Australian Star Trek fan club that became an active and leading media SF club in Victoria. It ran monthly meetings in Melbourne, and its newsletter was The Communicator.
Enterprise was a member of Multiverse Science Fiction Group, and through this network, club leaders helped to create everything from day events and conventions to charity functions.
==Introduction==
Derek Screen, the founder and president of Enterprise, reported in 1994 (transcribed verbatim):
==Some History and Activities==
 
==Gallery==
File:Ad for Enterprise club, December 1994.jpg|left|thumb|Ad for Enterprise, from SF Fan Resource Book, December 1994, p. 62
==References==
Enterprise (Star Trek: TOS fanzine)

Enterprise is a Star Trek: TOS fanzine published by Bret Mixon. It is unclear if the fanzine contains fan fiction or is a letterzine.
The Trekindex catalog lists the following:
Issue #1
*Discritique(A) W. Beamer
*The Physiological Structiure of a Vulcan(A) B. Johnson
*Star Trek Drek(A) M. Van VIeck
*Anatomical Structure of a Vulcan(A) R. Johnson
*"Tomorrow Show" (transcript)(A)
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Enterprise (Star Trek: TOS zine published in 1976)

For other articles with a similar name, see Enterprise.
Enterprise is a Star Trek: TOS zine of non-fiction. It has a color wrap-around cover by Eddie Eddings. It was published in 1976 and contains 26 pages. While labeled as a first issue and meant to be published quarterly, it is unknown if there were other issues. 
* Captain’s Log by Bret Mixon (2)
* Star Trek Drek by Van Vleck (4)
* The Anatomical Structure of a Vulcan by Robert E. Johnson (10)
* Why did KDOG take Star Trek off the air? by The Romulan Reproter (12)
* The Physiological Structure of a Vulcan by Robert E. Johnson (13)
* The Internal Organs and Anatomical Structure of a Vulcan (charts) (14)
* Tomorrow: An interview with with DeForest Kelley, James Doohan, and Walter Koenig by Tom Snyder (17)
* Discritique by Wayne Beamer (23)
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Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Enterprise - Mission Review

Enterprise - Mission Review is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published in Scotland. All the stories and poems were originally published by STAG in various issues of Log Entries.
==Issue 1==
Enterprise - Mission Review 1 was published in February 1982 and contains 59 pages.
* The Dissimilar Parallel by Valerie Piacentini (Original in Log Entries 20) (1)
* The Best Ship in the Fleet by T.G.Z.C. (12)
* I, Mudd by T.G.Z.C. (12)
* Emergency (Originally in Log Entries 7) by T.G.Z.C. (13)
* What is a Star? by T.G.Z.C. (13)
* Cause of Death - Unknown by Sheila Clark (Originally in Log Entries 8) (14)
* A Step in Time by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 6 & Repeat Missions 1) (29)
* Riddle by T.G.Z.C. (33)
* Ara by Janet Quarton (Originally in Log Entries 3 & Repeat Missions 1) (34)
* The Greatest Gift by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 14) (50)
* The Cause of It All by Sheila Clark (Originally in Log Entries 14) (55)
==Issue 2==
Enterprise - Mission Review 2 was published in February 1982 and is 60 pages long. 
* The Bird of Time by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 25) (1)
* A Solar System by T.G.Z.C. (7)
* Ordeal by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 10 & Repeat Missions 4) (8)
* The Choice is Made by Sheila Clark (11)
* Babel Scene by Janet Quarton (Originally in Log Entries 6 & Repeat Missions 2) (12)
* Daydream by T.G.Z.C. (13)
* Enterprise by T.G.Z.C. (13)
* Perchance to Dream by Sheila Clark (Originally in Log Entries 2 & Repeat Missions 1) (14)
* Lost and Found by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 18) (29)
* The Failure by T.G.Z.C. (43)
* Obsession by T.G.Z.C. (43)
* An Exchange of Views by Sheila Clark (43)
* Sajan by Valerie Piacentini (Originally in Log Entries 27) (44)
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Enterprise - Personal Log

You may be looking for Enterprise Log Entries or Personal Log.
Enterprise - Personal Log is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published in Scotland.
==Issue 1==
Enterprise - Personal Log 1 was published April 1981 and contains 46 pages.
* Personal Log by Ann Preece (3)
* Christine - For Love of a Vulcan by Ann Smith (poem) (4)
* Madness of the Mind by Lorraine Goodison (5)
* Trusted to Know the Truth by Gillian Catchpole (poem) (21)
* Child of the Universe by Ann Smith (poem) (21)
* No Other Choice by Valerie Piacentini (22)
* More Than Deadly by Kelly Mitchell (23)
* To Christine by Beryl Turton (poem) (25)
* In The Midst Of Life by Barry Maxwell (26)
* A Day of Boredom by Sylvia Billings (28)
* Well? by Barry Maxwell (30)
* Like So Many Of Us by Therese Holmes (31)
* Devil's Advocate by Meg Wright (39)
* art by Martin Delaney (cover)
== Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Enterprise - Personal Log 2 was published in April 1982 and contains 53 pages.
 
* Chance Meeting by Vicki Richards (1)
* Heavenly Fire by Karen Hayden (poem) (7)
* Reunion by Lorraine Goodison (8)
* The Plains of Brotherhood by Karen Hayden (poem) (11)
* Hitch-hiker by Janette Burton (12)
* Rank Hath Its Priveleges by J. Petterson (poem) (16)
* Willing Sacrifice by Karen Hayden (17)
* No Doctor… Merely Interesting by D. DaBinett (about Kirk being accused of espionage and how Spock unravels the mystery) (19)
* Amor, Ergo Sum by Meg Wright (poem) (32)
* The Place of Challenge by Sheryl Peterson (reprinted in Enchiridion #2) (33)
* The Everlasting Dream by Karen Hayden (poem) (34)
* Golden Soul by Karen Hayden (poem) (35)
* The Demon In The Desert by Sheila Clark (36)
* Alpha Male by Meg Wright (44)
* Love's Prayer by Ann Smith (poem) (52)
* art by Martin Delaney (cover)
==Issue 3==
Enterprise - Personal Log 3 was published in May 1983 and contains 51 pages.
* Mine Honour in Mine by Enemy L A Spencer (1)
* Indivisible by L. A. Spencer (poem) (27)
* The Soul of the Dove by Jeannie Humphrey (28)
* The Needs of the One by Janet Stewart (poem) (45)
* This Simple Feeling by Janette Burton (46)
* art by Martin Delaney (cover), Paula Mathai 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 ZinesCategory:1982 ZinesCategory:1983 Zines
Enterprise 93

Enterprise 93 is the fanzine for the Italian Star Trek fan club STIC (Star Trek Italian Club). It was published in 1993 and contains 146 pages. From the editorial: "Cari Amici. tutto il Ponte al completo ha lavorato per offrirvi subito i racconti selezionati tra quelli pervenuti al settimo Concorso Stic; quest'anno la quantita e la qualita dei racconti e' stata al di sopra delle nostre speranze. Di questo siamo molto lieti, perche' se alcuni autori fanno ormai parte del nostro "vivaio", altri nomi sono del tutto nuovi, e il fatto che abbiano deciso di mostrare il loro talento e' anche una nostra vittoria. A tutti, agli Autori di vecchia data, ai nomi nuovi e agli Autori che non si vedono inclusi (ritentate: scrivere e' un "mestiere" che richiede pazienza e tenacia!) va il nostro sentito ringraziamento poiche le loro opere hanno permesso la nascita di questa raccolta."
Rough partial translation: "We are pleased to introduce you to stories selected from those submitted to Stic's seventh Competition. This year the quantity and quality of the stories and exceeded our expectations. We are very pleased, because some authors are now part of our "nursery" Other names may be entirely new, and the fact that they decided to showcase their talents is also a victory."
Contents:
* STRANIERl A HOLLYWOOD di Claudia Spighi
* VIRUS di DuiTio Chiaiie
* SOGNO O REALTA' di Maria Angela Giraudo
* INCONTRO CON UN ARTISTA cfi Maria Angela Giraudo ...
* A OGNUNO LE SUE ORECCHE cfi Maria Angela Giraudo ..
* LO SPECCHIO cfi Giovanni Tronci
* PROVA PRATICA di Amelia Eusebio ..
* UOMfNi E TOPI di Amelia Eusebio
* Sb di Rita Aieiii
* LA SPINTA NECESSARIA cfi Mirelia Aquflina
* KUNUT-KALIF-FEE di Mirella Aquilina
* GIOCARE, FORSE di Emilia Cianci
* DOVE NESSUN UOMO GIUNGERA' MAI di Michele Maionchi
*LO SPECCHIO INFRANTO cfi Luca Ramacciotti
Category:Italian-Speaking Fandom
Enterprise Betrayed

Enterprise Betrayed is a 185-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Steven H. Wilson. 
It was edited by Beverly Volker.
While it was published in 1997, the author states in the introduction that he began it in 1982.
==Part of a Trilogy==
* Enterprise Regained (1984)
* Enterprise Lost (1985)
* Enterprise Betrayed (1997)
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: 
==Author's Introduction==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Enterprise Enterprises

Enterprise Enterprises was a Star Trek fan run merchandise company created and run by Joan Carol Stohrer/Burton. 
It sold photos, film clips, and slides.
A fan in 1976 said: 
 
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
Image:enterpriseenterprises1front.jpg|front cover of the first catalog (1975, 40 pages)
Image:enterpriseenterprises1back.jpg|back cover of the first catalog (1975)
Image:enterpriseenterprises2front.jpg|front cover of the second catalog (1976, 36 pages)
Image:enterpriseenterprises2back.jpg|back cover of the second catalog (1976)
==References==
Category:1970s
Category:Star Trek TOS
Enterprise Forever!

Enterprise Forever! is a Star Trek: TOS 122-page gen anthology.
The front cover is by Mike Moon. 
==Contents==
* Wedding Bell Blues by Terrence Oswald Knova
* Tipsy and the Tribble by Jim Rondeau
* Journey Interrupted by Jeanne Powers
* Doctor, Scientist, Mystic by Teri Sarick
* King Log's Epilog by Clare L. Bell Piper (crossed with I, Claudius)
* Parameters of Extra-Terran Intersecting Attributes by Teri Sarick (Big Bang Theory)
* Caitian Connection by Melody Rondeau
* No Time To Lose by H.K. Swift & Jim Rondeau
* Weep Not For the Fallen by Jim Rondeau
* The Wrath of Sehkmet by Jim & Melody Rondeau
* Last Night Out by Peggy Hartsook
* art, poetry, article 
Category:2023 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Enterprise Log Entries

You may be looking for Enterprise - Personal Log.
Enterprise Log Entries is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine that ran for 94 issues. 
==Contents==
==Available as PDFs==
In Autumn 2012, the publisher made these zine available as PDFs at this site.
== General Fan Comments==
==Title Change==
The title of this zine was Log Entries from issue #1 to #43 and switched to "Enterprise Log Entries" with issue #44. 
==The Editorial Policy Regarding Sexual Explicitness and Death==
In 1978, some fans debated whether or not material of a sexual nature (explicit or non-explicit, heterosexual and/or homosexual) would be welcome/tolerated in Log Entries. The editors responded: 
==References== 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Enterprise Lost

Enterprise Lost is a 199-page Star Trek: TOS novel written by Steve Wilson. 
==Part of a Trilogy==
* Enterprise Regained (1984)
* Enterprise Lost (1985)
* Enterprise Betrayed (1997)
==Descriptions==
From Media Monitor: 
From a flyer: 
Image:enterpriselostflyer.jpg|a flyer printed in Abode of Strife #4
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Enterprise One

For other articles with a similar name, see Enterprise.
Enterprise One was a Star Trek con held in Liverpool, England August 23-26, 1985. 
It was the 20th British Star Trek Convention. 
Scheduled guests were James Doohan, D.C. Fontana, G.M. Webb, John Shackley, and Wendy Graham attended
Image:enterpriseconprogram.jpg|main program of events
Image:enterprisevideo1.jpg|video program
Image:enterprisevideo2.jpg|video program
Image:enterprisevideo3.jpg|video program
Image:enterprisevideo4.jpg|video program
Image:enterpriseconart1.jpg|fan art from the program book, artist is A.G.
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1985 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom