A Comedy of Errors
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| Title: | A Comedy of Errors | |
| Publisher: | Enterprise Originals | |
| Editor(s): | Jacqueline Comben | |
| Date(s): | 1989 | |
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| Genre: | gen | |
| Fandom: | Star Trek | |
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A Comedy of Errors is a gen Star Trek 28-page anthology published by members of the Enterprise Originals fan club in the UK. It is subtitled: "Short Stories of a Humourous Nature" and contains five stories.
Contents
- Just one little mistake by Jacqueline Y. Comben (In which a party is held).
- Bucket by Ray Dowsett (In which a bucket is flattened).
- Computer Error by Jacqueline Y. Comben (In which replication occurs) .
- Relative Values by Jeremy S.C. Broadribb (In which a chattel goes visiting).
- Jim v Jim by Jacqueline Y. Comben (In which Kirk meets Jim).
Reactions and Reviews
Sometimes fan fiction takes itself too seriously, so I'd like to recommend two pleasant, frothy little zines [1] which raised a smile on a rainy day. In Jeremy Broadribb's 'Chattel' stories, Stonn and T'Prlng deserve each other; Ray Dowsett concludes that K/S had to start somewhere; Mlra Rana involves Spock in a pantomime, and Jacqueline Comben reminds us that computers are not perfect. While humour is a very personal concept, I liked these zlnes. [2]
References
- ↑ the other is A Proper Pantomime
- ↑ from IDIC #4