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Chekov's Station (Walter Koenig fiction anthology published by WKFC)
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Chekov's Station |
| Publisher: | Walter Koenig Fan Club (WKFC), out of North Carolina, later New Eye Studio |
| Editor(s): | Teri Roberts, then Jack Townsend (President) & Patti Heylin (VP) |
| Date(s): | 1974 to at least 1976 |
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| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS/Walter Koenig |
| Language: | English |
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Chekov's Station is a Star Trek: TOS club zine, a gen collection of letters, photos, articles, letters, art, reviews and some fiction about Walter Koenig.
A newsletter sister zine is Chekov's Station.
Walter Koenig Fan Club Yearbook: 1974
Chekov's Station (Walter Koenig Fan Club Yearbook) was published in 1974 and contains 44 pages.
- cover design: "Walter Koenig in Three Dimensions" by Signe Landon (1)
- A Part of the Whole, poem by Jeff Johnston, art by Signe Landon (3) (previously published in Spectrum)
- A Word from Walter, art by C. Taylor (4)
- New from Jack (5)
- Meeting from W.K.F.C. Staff members (6)
- artwork -- Jack Townsend (7)
- photos contributed by Ruth Berman (8)
- Chekov's Ordeal, fiction by Cathy Drew (10)
- Pen Pals, Debbie Funderburk (15)
- W.K.F.C. Benefit Horse Show, Susan Houck (15)
- Puzzle by Jack Townsend (16)
- artwork by Carol Akelaitis (17)
- Cryptograms by John Sherchock (17)
- artwork by Susan Houck (18)
- Our Guest: Nichelle Nichols by Virginia Walker, NNFC First Officer (19)
- art by Jack Townsend (20)
- Questions for Walter, answered by Walter (21)
- art by Fran Sukhapinda (28)
- art by Signe Landon (29)
- photos supplied by Jack Townsend (30)
- art by Leila McMichael (32)
- art by Jack Townsend (33)
- The Imposter, fiction by Karla Steinhoff (34)
- art by Susan Houck (40)
- Old Time Article contributed by Patti Heylin (41)
- fan clubs (42)
- art by Jack Townsend (43)
- art by Hanley (44)
from the 1974 yearbook, C. Taylor
from the 1974 yearbook, Jack Townsend
from the 1974 yearbook, Signe Landon (illo), sample text
from the 1974 yearbook, Carol Akelaitis
from the 1974 yearbook, Susan Houck
from the 1974 yearbook, Jack Townsend
from the 1974 yearbook
from the 1974 yearbook, Fran Sukhapinda
from the 1974 yearbookm, Signe Landon
from the 1974 yearbook, con photos
from the 1974 yearbook, Leila McMichael
from the 1974 yearbook, Susan Houck
from the 1974 yearbook, Jack Townsend
from the 1974 yearbook, Hanley
Walter Koenig Fan Club Yearbook: April 1976
Chekov's Station (Walter Koenig Fan Club Yearbook) was published in April 1976 and contains 71 pages.
- The Miracle by R. Lehrer (fiction)
- Meet the Members (article)
- DC Con by J. Townsend (article)
- Questions for Judy by Judy Koenig (article)
- Questions for Walter (article)
- Letter to Fans by Walter Koenig (article)
- Philly Con by K. Steinhoff (article)
- Chekov's Command by F. Miller (article)
- "The Starlost" (review) by J. Townsend
- Fan Club Listings
- Pavel Chekov: Reminiscing by J. Townsend (article)
- Who is Morgan Woodward? by L. Heineman (article)
- Trip to Star Trek by M. Kunkel (article)
- The Chekov Syndrome by D. Winslow (article)
Reactions and Reviews
I'm very impressed! This issue of CHEKOV'S STATION is a lovely example of the kind of a job a fan group can do if they are really earnest, enjoy what they are doing, and are eager to learn. Upon leafing through this full-sized, attractively bound magazine, I am impressed by the excellent layout and beautiful photos. There are all sorts of people here—members of the club, photos from conventions of Walter Koenig (lots!), and George Takei (in a guest section). And there is plenty of artwork,ranging from 3 fair stories with Chekov in a prominent role, an interview with Walter, and a sizeable report (with lots of good photos) of the recent Philadelphia convention. Recommended.[1]