Genesis (Star Trek zine published in New York)
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Title: | Genesis |
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Editor(s): | Ann Becker Bennett |
Date(s): | 1985 |
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Genre: | gen |
Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
Language: | English |
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Genesis is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology zine edited by Ann Becker Bennett. It is an "adult post-Search for Spock zine."
The zine contains two illos by Ann Becker Bennett.
From the Editorial
In the following pages, we will attempt to fill a void in the hearts and minds of those who have seen STAR TREK Ill: THE SEARCH FOR SPOCK, and still have questions that need to be answered; scenes they'd like to see completed involving characters who were left hanging in the neverland of Paramount Pictures' Star Trek Universe.
We focus, in this issue, on our favorite Vulcan, and hope to expand in future issues to explore Kirk and others after STAR TREK III. And if, after STAR TREK IV, sometime in 1986, the void is still felt, we will continue with our quest to satisfy the ardent and faithful.
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An age statement is required, due to the explicit nature of one story.
Contents
- Editor's Introduction (2)
- What Might Happen Next, essay by Kathleen Woodbury ("Editor's note: After the last Star Trek movie we all formed our hopes for the future of the Enterprise crew that they would continue to serve Starfleet together and explore new worlds, discover new philosophies and learn to understand old ones. But, surely they can't just waltz into Starfleet Headquarters and say, "Whoops, sorry about stealing your starship!" Here, Kathleen Woodbury, editor of Science Fiction and Fantasy Workshop Newsletter, outlines for us her views on WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN NEXT.") (3)
- Even Vulcans Make Mistakes, fiction by Ann Miller (6)
- Genesis Rising, fiction by Ann Miller (9)
- Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin, essay by Ann Miller (20)
- The Final Straw, fiction by Ann Becker Bennett (22)
- Star Trek III Gripes, essay by Ann Miller ("Perhaps this is tacky, perhaps we should simply be grateful to have a movie at all, but who of us hasn't heard the old saying, "If something is worth doing, it's worth doing right."? Paramount, evidently. There was so much right with STIII that the first, even the second, viewing was nothing but satisfying delight. After all, we got Spock back. Still....") (23)
- Star Trek Book Reviews by Ann Miller (24)
- The Vulcan Academy Murders
- Uhura's Song
- Shadow Lord
- Death's Angel
- Ishmael
- Remergence, fiction by Ann Becker Bennett (R-rated het, "In this very different account of Spock's difficulties after the fal tor pan, certain well-meaning Vulcans and one very feisty human female lead Spock down another path, towards something he may never have experienced before.") (26)
- Star Trek IV: The Masked Contender by Kiel Stuart (humor) (37)