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| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes |
| Publisher: | Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes |
| Editor(s): | L'shaya Salkind, Sam Cole/Sama Luna |
| Type: | newsletter |
| Date(s): | 1968 to ? |
| Frequency: | |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes is a newsletter of the Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes fan club.
One of its sister zines is Spock's Scribes.
See List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
Issue 1
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 1 was published in January 1968 and contains 10 pages.
- report and description of UNICEF
- Our Inspiration: Mr. Spock
- Our Hero: Leonard Nimoy
- Behind the Scenes 1967: Gene Roddenberry
- Star Trek Spotlight: James T. Kirk
- Actor of the Month (November/December): William Shatner
- letters from some TPTB
Issue 2
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 2 was published in February 1968 and contains 18 pages.
- What is a Spock's Scribe (club history)
- a thank you letter from Leonard Nimoy
- a short thank you form letter from DeForest Kelly
- a Leonard Nimoy biography
- a DeForest Kelly biography
- a Robert Bloch biography
- a letter from Robert H. Justman
- a letter from Fred B. Phillips about doing Spock's make-up
- information on UNICEF
- a report from some Chicago fans and some other fan clubs
- some poetry by children celebrating Spock
- a letter of introduction by an OFC named Sama Luna (the editor's alter ego)
front page of issue #2
page from issue #2
Issue 3
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 3 was published in April 1968 and contains 30 pages.
- copy of the autographed playbill for "Visit to a Small Planet"
- Meeting Leonard Nimoy by Mandy Taborello (an account of seeing Nimoy on stage and afterwards the play "Visit to a Small Planet" at Pheasant Run (also printed in The Hailing Signal in June 1968)
- some poetry by children
- The LNNAF... and How It Grew
- short bio of LNNAF president Mrs. Peggye Vickers
- a biography of James Doohan
- a letter from James Doohan
- a letter from Norman Spinrad
- The Day I Met William Shatner
- the letter column isn't by fans, but made up of letters from various Trek TPTB, as well as one from "Sama Luna"
- a word find
- a letter from D.C. Fontana
- a contest is announced, one with prizes for different age groups: "Draw Sama Luna and Win a 4x5 of Spock: -- "Sama Luna has pointed ears, lavender skin, violet eyes, silvery-pink hair, is tall and slender, a teenager, is an unusual witch and never goes anywhere without her tribble, Popoki, a black and brown burmese cat. She travels everywhere on her swisher (broom)."
front page of issue #3
inside page from issue #3
inside page from issue #3
inside page from issue #3
