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Introduction to the Spock's Scribes: A Different Star Trek Fan Club

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Title: Introduction to the Spock's Scribes: A Different Star Trek Fan Club
Publisher: Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes
Editor(s): Sarah Cornelie "Sam" Cole
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Date(s): 1967? 1968?
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Medium: print
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Fandom: Star Trek: TOS
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Language: English
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Introduction to the Spock's Scribes: A Different Star Trek Fan Club is an 11-page booklet for new members of Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes, a Star Trek fan club.

NOTE: There are two versions of this zine. Both have the same name, the same page count, and the same covers, but different contents.

See List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.

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front cover by Jan Gehmert, version #1 and version #2

Contents of Version #1

  • Our Inspiration, Mr. Spock
  • some full page illos, including one of "Sama Luna"
  • Our Hero, Leonard Nimoy
  • What is a Leonard Nimoy?
  • Mission: Impossible (description of the show)
  • Leonard Nimoy's Television Appearances
  • fan survey


Contents of Version #2

  • Our Inspiration, Mr. Spock
  • Once Upon a Star Trek, an introduction by Sam Cole and the Locos
  • "THIRD LETTER or well, you didn't expect to get off so easily, did you?" by Sam Cole (A chatty update. She mentions at one point: "Anyone wishing to send me a talking letter can do so on Cassette or reel as I have both. The reel takes up to 7" and is a 4 track.")