Galileo 7 (Star Trek: TOS zine by Kathy Bushman)
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| Title: | Galileo 7 |
| Publisher: | Enterprising Publications |
| Editor(s): | Kathy Bushman |
| Date(s): | June 1968 |
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| Medium: | print, fanzine |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Galileo 7 is a Star Trek: TOS anthology of art and fiction. It had a print run of about 70.
For similar zines of this era, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
Issue 1
Galileo 7 1 was published in June 1968 and contains 50 pages. The pages are not numbered, and there is no table of contents.
All of the extensive artwork is by Kathy Bushman.
- untitled poem by Sara Fensterer
- Reflections, poem by Sara Fensterer
- The Ballad of Lost T'Pring, poem by Shirley Meech ("(This obviously was composed by Spock while still rather unstrung by the whole experience. When he was completely himself again, a few days later, he put it away several layers deeper "than the ni var and forgot about it.")
- Amok Time Revisited, poem by Sara Fensterer
- The War Game, story by Lucretia Soderberg (9 pages)
- Paradise, poem by Shirley Meech
- untitled poem by Irene Man
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Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1
G-7 is basically a ST art zine. #1, 58 pages, is crammed with beautiful full page drawings of the entire ST crew, interspersed with poetry. There's also a ST story entitled: "The War Game." One poem, supposedly written by Spock while under the influence of Pon Farr (the Vulcan sex drive) is entitled: "The Ballad of Lost T'Pring." Another poem written from Spock's point of view is called: "Paradise, "based on the episode "This Side of Paradise." This is one zine you should buy if you're a collector of STology. It's really worth the money. A second issue is being planned at present.[1]
Issue 2
Galileo 7 2 was published in June 1968 and contains 50 pages.
From the editor:
Number one on my list is an apology, for being so late in this second issue, I would have had it out by Baycon as promised in the last issue, but I spent all my money at Baycon.
The art is by by Kathy Bushman, DEA, Linda Leach, Sara Fensterer, Dale Kagan and D.
- Sic Transit..., essay by Kay Anderson (5)
- Interlude, story by Elroi Quenen (13)
- To The Enterprise, poem by Vera Heminger (20)
- Where is Everybody?, story by Linda Stanley (24)
- untitled poems by Sara Fensterer (32)
- To Spock, poem by Shirley Meech (36)
- Button, Button, Whose Got the Button (37)
- untitled poems by Sara Fensterer (39)
- untitled story by Anon. (42)
- You Are Receiving This Zine Because (46)
- untitled poem by Sara Fensterer (47)
- Happiness is Humbert, article by Dale Kagan and Susan Scott (about Dale Kagan, Sara Fensterer, Susan Scott, and Peter Schuessler's trip on Sunday October 20, 1968 to the International Council of Fan Clubs as part of the Omnicron Ceti III group. Devra Langsam and Debra Langsam were also there representing The Cartel and The Mark Lenard International Fan Club. One guest was Humbert Allen Astredo from Dark Shadows.) (49)
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References
- ^ from Anti-Matter #2