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Baillie Collected
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| Title: | Baillie Collected |
| Publisher: | ScoTpress |
| Editor(s): | Valerie Piacentini & Sheila Clark |
| Date(s): | June 1981 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | online version |
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Baillie Collected is a 67-page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. It contains a series of stories written by Valerie Piacentini. Most stories were first printed in various issues of Log Entries; it also included two new stories and some poetry. It was first printed as Repeat Missions #3 by STAG and reprinted by Scotpress with the title Baillie Collected in 1981.
From the Editorial
All the stories in Baillie Collected are by the one writer - our friend from the Security Section of the Enterprise, Mr. Baillie. Mr. Baillie's first anecdote was recounted in STAG Newsletter No. 18, and quite a lot of water has flowed under the bridge since then. It was a competition entry, and Valerie told me later that she carried the story around for several days before she plucked up the courage to send it in. If she'd known where she was to end up, I wonder if she'd still have sent that story in? After than, Mr. Baillie became a fairly regular member of the Log Entries staff and a very popular character. However, all of his stories went out of print as the various issues of Log Entries sold out, so we decided to gather them all together into a 'Baillie Collected.' As well as the stories that have already appeared, the zine contains two never-before-printed stories. Perhaps it isn't fair to put new stories into what is actually a reprint zine; but we wanted to keep all the Baillie stories so far written together.
Perhaps Mr. Baillie will return to duty shortly? At the moment he's on an extended R & R (Valerie thinks he's just being lazy). I'm sure we all hope "that we'll hear more from him soon.
Content
- Attack, The by Valerie Piacentini - A Baillie's-eye view of Spock. This one was first published in STAG newsletter No 18, rather than a zine. (word count - 1769) (P3)
- Murder Twice Removed by Valerie Piacentini - Someone is trying to kill McCoy. First printed 1977 in Log Entries 7. (word count - 4963) (P6)
- Doctor's Wish by Gladys Oliver (poem) (P13)
- Cleansing Fire by Valerie Piacentini - On what should be a routine survey of a Prime Directive planet, the landing party runs into trouble. First printed 1977 in Log Entries 9 (word count - 6538) (P14)
- Caveat Scriptor by Caroline Nixon (poem) (P24)
- Hide and Seek by Valerie Piacentini - Scotty fails to return from shore leave. First printed 1977 in Log Entries 13. (word count - 3666) (P25)
- Captain's Gold by Valerie Piacentini - Spock has been promoted away from the Enterprise. And then Kirk runs into trouble... First printed 1978 in Log Entries 16. (word count - 6055) (P31)
- One Good Turn by Valerie Piacentini - Spock is trapped by an alien entity. First printed 1978 in Log Entries 21. (word count - 7262) (P51)
- Decision by Valerie Piacentini - Spock has been captured by a group of rebels - and Kirk is forbidden to attempt a rescue. First printed 1980 in Repeat Missions #3 (word count - 5855) (P52)
- Happiness is a Warm... Dragon by Valerie Piacentini - Baillie remembers a shore leave on Berengaria. First printed 1980 in Repeat Missions #3 (word count - 3909) (P62)
- art by Roo (cover), Martin Bradley