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Anna Mary Hall
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| Name: | Anna Mary Hall |
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| Type: | fanwriter |
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Anna Mary Hall was a Star Trek: TOS fanwriter. She created the Alternate Universe 4 together with Shirley Maiewski and Virginia Tilley, and created the Lightfleet saga with Daphne Hamilton, Virginia Tilley and Shirley Maiewski.
Fanfic
- Research in Impulse 5 (August 1971)
- Routine in Impulse 6/7 (1972)
- Blood of a Different Color Space-Time Continuum 6 (August 1974)
- Red, White, and Blew in One Trek Mind 2 (1975)
- Walk in the Dark in Energize! (February 1975)
- Conversation at a Navigation Console in Masiform D 4 (April 1975)
- The Hunted and the Hunters in Interphase 1 (July 1975)
- Threshold in Showcase 2 (1975)
- A Matter of Priority in Kraith Collected (~1977)
- Accident in Masiform D 10 (1980)
- Echerni: The Lightfleet Letters (part of Alternate Universe 4) together with Virginia Tilley, Shirley Maiewski, and Daphne Hamilton (1980)
- Wail for the World's Wrong in Masiform D 18 (May 1998)
In Memory
- "Anna Mary Hall was a great Star Trek fanzine writer (great writer, too) who added a lot to the efforts to keep Star Trek alive between cancellation and the first film. She passed away 3/29/2010 after a couple of years battling cancer. Joel Davis relayed the news. She never established an online footprint, so many of the younger fans didn't know much about her. Some of her fanzine work can be found in the fanzine Alternate Universe 4, which is posted for free reading here." (Jacqueline Lichtenberg, here