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Lore (Star Trek zine)
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Lore |
| Publisher: | Astrex, then Bill Hupe |
| Editor(s): | Roslyn von Werstak |
| Date(s): | 1989 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Size: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS & Star Trek: TNG |
| Language: | English |
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| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
You may be looking for the Star Trek: The Next Generation character, Lore.
Lore is a 90-page [gen]] Star Trek: TOS and Star Trek: TNG fiction fanzine. The title is a reference to Data's android brother, Lore.
This zine was published in Australia by the Astrex club.
The "fanzine co-ordinator," and author of the issue's editorial, was Roslyn von Werstak.
Contents
- Endgame by Chie-Hoon Lee (Star Trek: TOS) (14 pages)
- The Garden by Roslyn Paterson (Saavik story) (2 pages)
- Kitamar by Jan Macnally (Star Trek: TNG) (12 pages)
- The Conspiracy by Jenny Bozovic (Star Trek: TOS) (3 pages)
- To Hold A Dream by Pat De Voss (Star Trek: TOS) ) (10 pages)
- Sweet Dreams, a round robin (Star Trek: TNG) (4 pages)
- Sparring Partners by Robert Luxford (Star Trek: TNG) (3 pages)
- Games , a round robin (Star Trek: TNG) (8 pages)
- Shanz-O—The Dictionary by Christine Foster (Star Trek: TOS) (8 pages)
- Crossroads by Robert Mirnik (draft television script) (Star Trek: TOS) (13 pages)
- Excuse Me, But How Do I Get To The Future From Here? (con story) (4 pages)
- The Tree (science fiction) (5 pages)
Reactions and Reviews
Lore is Astrex's first attempt at a fanzine and it succeeds admirably.A good mixture of stories from 'To Hold A Dream" to "Kitmar"'.
"The Garden" shows us a Saavik not quite able to shake off her past; "The Tree" gives us hope for the "what if" we fear for our world today.
Two successful round robins show what various members can do. Any more?
While 'Shanz-O' is a welcome reprint from SPOCK. This story gives further insight into Spock. He does see more than we think.
I enjoyed all these stories. Buy one for yourself. [1]
References
- ^ from Beyond Antares #33