Enchiridion
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| Title: | Enchiridion |
| Publisher: | Con Amore Committee in Australia |
| Editor(s): | Hazel Dodd (issue 1), Patricia Anderson (issues 2-3) |
| Date(s): | 1984-1985 |
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| Fandom: | multimedia |
| Language: | English |
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Enchiridion is a multimedia gen anthology.
It was specifically produced by the CON AMORE organization as a vehicle for the Art and Literary competition entries.
Issue 1
Enchiridion 1 was published in 1984 and contains 60 pages.
The content: fiction from Star Trek: TOS (3 stories, 2 poems), Blake's 7 (1 story), Original Fiction (1 story).
From the zine: "This amateur zine is the first specifically produced by the CON AMORE organization as a vehicle for the Art and Literary competition entries."
- For the Glory of the Empire by Jan Greville (Early story of Saavik) (13 pages)
- A Guided Tour of the Solar System - With a View to Colonization, essay by Hazel Dodd (10 pages)
- Adventures on a Silly Planet by Carol Bott (Comedy about anti-Federationists) (8 pages)
- Gladiator, Love No, Gladiatior Sheryl Peterson (Spartacus) (5 pages)
- Rebellion by Jan Greville (Half-human, Half-Vulcan woman on Enterprise) (18 pages)
- The Final Confrontation by Jan Greville
- Always and Never Touching, and Being Touched by Sheryl Peterson (Star Trek)
Note: Adventures on a Silly Planet features a cameo appearance by Therin of Andor.
Issue 2
Enchiridion 2 was published in May 1985 and contains 84 pages.
The art is by Eleanor Hallewell and Mike McGann.
From the zine: "This is the second fanzine which includes some more entries in the Literary/Art Competition."
- Gauda Prime - Evening, poem by Mary G.T. Webber (4)
- The Journey’s End by Pat De Voss (Star Trek: TOS/Battlestar Galactica (1978)) (6)
- Jenna’s Freedom by Sue Clarke (Blake's 7) (21)
- The Place of Challenge by Sheryl Peterson (reprinted from Enterprise - Personal Log #2) (Star Trek: TOS) (22)
- Deathwatch #2 by Sheila Tracy (Blake's 7) (25)
- The Grimman’s War by Robert Luxford (science Fiction) (27)
- Cally Alone by Sheila Tracy and Yvonne Hintz (Blake's 7) (34)
- To Blake, poem by Sheila Tracy (48)
- Nina by Robert Luxford (science fiction) (49)
- I have Been and Always Shall Be Your Friend by Pat De Voss (Star Trek: TOS) (54)
- untitled poem by Lorrie Boen (56)
- No Going Back by Sheila Tracy (Blake's 7) (57)
- Second Temptation, poem by Sam Yang (60)
- Long Delayed But Poetic by Yvonne Hintz (Blake's 7) (61)
- Winter Incident by Ian Gould (science fiction) (67)
- Loved She Not Honour More by Sheila Tracy (Blake's 7) (69)
- The Question, poem by Sheila Tracy (Blake's 7) (72)
- Phoenix Rising by Mary Harrist (reprinted from Phoenix Rising) (The Phoenix) (71)
- A New Beginning by Sheila Tracy (Blake's 7) (73)
- Amber Lights by Robert Luxford (written in script form) (science fiction) (75)
from issue #2, Eleanor Hallewell
from issue #2, Mike McGann
Issue 3
Enchiridion 3 was published in May 1985 and contains 92 pages. The art is by Mike McGann.
It contains fiction from Blake's 7 (6 stories, 1 poem), Star Trek: TOS (2 stories, 1 poem), original fiction (1), Phoenix (1) and A-Team.
From the zine: "This amateur zine is the third specifically produced by the CON AMORE organization as a vehicle for the Art and Literary competition entries."
- Ever After, fiction by Sue Bursztynski (Blake's 7) (also in Tales from New Wales) (3)
- A Harmless Game, fiction by Drew Morgan (22)
- Descant, fiction by Cathy Kerrigan (25)
- New Eyes, poem by Robert Luxford (38)
- Informal Address, fiction by Sue Bursztynski (39)
- My Vulcan Friend, poem by Patricia De Voss (Star Trek TOS) (40)
- Fault on the Line, fiction by Robert Jan (41)
- Final Flight, fiction by Linda Cox Chan (43)
- The Babysitter, fiction by Mary Harrist (Phoenix) (previously published in Phoenix Rising, published by The Official Judson Scott Fan Club) (47)
- Two Little Boys, poem by Yvonne Hintz (50)
- After the Legend's End, fiction by Moira Dahlberg (51)
- Letter to a Friend, fiction by Cathy Kerrigan (82)
- The Huntress, fiction by Gail Neville (84)