Linguacode (multimedia newsletter)

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You may be looking for the Trek zine called Linguacode.

Zine
Title: Linguacode
Publisher: located in San Francisco, CA
Editor(s): Noel Bouler, Maureen B. and Joey Shoji
Type: newsletter
Date(s): May 1980-
Frequency:
Medium: print
Fandom: multimedia & Star Trek: TOS
Language: English
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Linguacode is a gen (though slash-friendly, as it had ads and reviews for slash zines) newsletter out of San Francisco, California.

Like some newsletter of that era, earlier issues were published without the required pre-1989 copyright notices, possibly placing them in the public domain.

Issue v.1 n.2

Linguacode v.1. n.2 was published in May 1980 and contains 14 pages. Its content is all Star Trek.

front page of v.1 n.2

Issue v.1 n.3

Linguacode v.1 n.3 was published in September 1980 and contains 20 pages. It is multimedia.

front page of v.1 n.3
the artist from Westercon with his art piece that sold for $1000 (on the right)
art from v.1 n.3, Anthony D. Chong
art from v.1 n.3, Maureen B.
back cover of v.1 n.3, Anthony D. Chong
  • a con report for Westercon #33 (watched the movies "Aliens," "Star Wars," "Clash of the Titans," reports by Bjo Trimble and others. A report of the art auction, "I watched for twenty minutes as this one piece of art went back and forth until it was finally sold for $1000.00. Can you imagine that?... I'm sure glad I got to see that. Just think... one day these works of art will become masterpieces." Also, a real great surprise for me was meeting Della van Hise... Amy Falkowitz... D.C. Fontana, Bjo Trimble and Alicia Austin."
  • an interview with the director of Penulticon
  • an article about V'ger
  • a con report for Spacecon #8
  • review of the movie "Empire Strikes Back"
  • a con report of Baycon #6
  • more articles about Star Wars
  • an article about Star Trek by Maureen B.
  • book reviews
  • a section on fanzines by Maureen B. She writes: "Just a little space on fanzines. Whenever fans get together at cons or wherever, I always find myself asking if anyone is into reading fanzines. Most of the time the answer is no with a question on 'what are fanzines anyway?' For any of you out there who don't know what a fanzine is or might like to find out, I would like to introduce you with:" Maureen includes a fairly detailed description of The Forging, much shorter descriptions of Galactic Discourse #3, Contact #5/6, Precessional, Nome #3, The Other Side of Paradise, Naked Times #1-#4.
  • filk song lyrics to "Red Sands (or Vulcan Blues)" (Star Trek) by Alfred Chricop, including art by Maureen B., lyrics to a filk called "Bounty Hunters" (Star Wars) by Gloria Oberste
  • photos of the Westercon Masquerade
  • a profile of Harrison Ford
  • ads for books and stuff