Accumulated Leave
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| Title: | Accumulated Leave |
| Publisher: | Yeoman Press |
| Editor(s): | Johanna Cantor |
| Date(s): | Summer 1980 |
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| Genre: | gen and het |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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Accumulated Leave is a gen and het Star Trek: TOS fanzine with adult content. It was edited by Johanna Cantor.
Despite the "1" on the cover, there is only one issue.
Accumulated Leave was published in Summer 1980 and is 92 pages long. It is a collection of stories which appeared in the zine R&R 1-5 (1976-1977). The cover was by Bev Zuk.
Contents
- The Ultimate Shore Leave by Gail Saville, illos by Mary Ann Emerson (reprinted from R&R #5) (3)
- Give It Time by Johanna Cantor (Christine finds solace with a young patient on a biobed.) (reprinted from R&R #1) (12)
- The Gift by Kathleen Penland (reprinted from R&R #1, also in The Best of...) (20)
- Not Bad for a First Try by C.R. Faddis (reprinted from R&R #1, also in Warped Space #10) (34)
- Bewitched, poem by Laurie Haldeman (42)
- Spock and Leila, art by Gayle F (43)
- Poem for the Lady by Jeanne Powers, art by Alice Newsom (Kirk) and Amy Harlib (alien) (44)
- Dragon Ears by Maggie Nowakowska (reprinted from R&R #4) (45)
- Vulcan Wine, poem by Caroline Nixon, illo by Alice Newsom (57)
- Bridge Between Souls by Karen Fleming, illo by Mary Bloemker (reprinted from R&R #4; also in Sol Plus #5) (58)
- Scottish Knight, poem by Tare (67)
- And Thou Beside Me by Carol Hansen (reprinted from R&R #5) (68)
- The Day of the Guinea Pig by Beth Hallam, illo by Amy Harlib (reprinted from Son of Grope; also in R&R #5) (McCoy tells the humorous story of Spock's very unusual reactions to an experimental drug to reduce the violence of Pon Farr.) (72)
- Limericks [1] by Lora Rene, cartoons by Hans (83)
- Revelation of the Lady of from Than Duth by Mary Stacy-MacDonald (84)
- World Enough by Johanna Cantor, illos by Mary Ann Emerson (reprinted from R&R #2) (85)
- Come Fill the Cup by Frankie Jemison (reprinted from R&R #4) ("Jim Kirk joins the last leave party on the Shore Leave planet. Uhile strolling through the forest land thinking of what he might conjure up, he hears the voices of two old friends. Are they the product of the Shore Leave machinery?") (89)
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for "Day of the Guinea Pig," art by Amy Harlib
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Reactions and Reviews
See reactions and reviews for The Ultimate Shore Leave.
See reactions and reviews for Give It Time.
See reactions and reviews for The Gift.
See reactions and reviews for Not Bad for a First Try.
See reactions and reviews for Dragon Ears.
See reactions and reviews for Bridge Between Souls.
See reactions and reviews for And Thou Beside Me.
See reactions and reviews for The Day of the Guinea Pig.
See reactions and reviews for World Enough.
See reactions and reviews for Come Fill the Cup.
[zine]: For the new fan (or any long-time fan) who missed the beginning of the R&R zine series, 'Accumulated Leave' is a treasure trove... It is this reviewer's opinion that the editor has made some very wise choices about which stories to include. The first story -- and my personal favorite -- is 'The Ultimate Shore Leave.' This first-hand account of what a Spock-loving female lieutenant conjures up to pass her time on the Shore Leave planet is delightfully personal as well as erotic. and the twist ending is the perfect resolution for the tale. 'Give it Time,' a Christine Chapel story, in which (for a refreshing change) Spock is not the object of her affection. 'Bridge Between Souls' is somewhat more serious, if slightly unpredictable story in which Christine helps Spock through pon farr. 'The Day of the Guinea Pig' finds Spock approaching pon farr (again!) and Dr. McCoy is determined to help him through the time with a new medical discovery. The resulting Spock, a flagrant skirt-chaser, is something McCoy could not have predicted, but something that sets the light, somewhat flippant tone of the whole story. 'World Enough' is an interesting 'after' story about Zefrem Cochrane and his Companion/Commissioner mate, but I must admit that I personally enjoyed the illo at the end as much as the story itself... 'Accumulated Leave,' as with all Yeoman Press publications, is generally superior in content, and I would highly recommend it, especially to a fan who is just now discovering the world of 'adult' fan fiction. [2]