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Parmen's Corner
| Zine | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Parmen's Corner |
| Publisher: | "A Ergo Production" out of San Francisco |
| Editor(s): | "Edited and Correlated by Fran Wong" |
| Date(s): | June 1974 |
| Series?: | |
| Medium: | |
| Genre: | gen |
| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Parmen's Corner is an illustrated Star Trek: TOS fiction 36-page anthology. All prose is uncredited; some of the illos are by Fran Wong.
The title of the zine is derived from the main character in the third season episode, "Plato's Stepchildren". "His methods were unspeakable, and the same description may be applied to this fanzine. You, the unsuspecting reader are forewarned—the worse [sic] is yet to come! You will be glad to know this is a one-shot 'zine, so rejoice... Special thanks to Mr. Gene Roddenberry, and Paramount, for bringing back the show in animation form."
Contents
- Star Trite Story: Spark's Love's Labour Lost
- poem: Dedication to Clean Living
- Short Story (sort of): Intercede
- Humor: Dialog, Wish I Had Heard
- Plus Pages of unfunny cartoons
- Advertisement for the second issue of Clipper Trade Ship
- Brick Thrown and Opinion Page (the blank last page has this phrase printed on it along with a request to send it back to the publishers along with feedback about this zine)
table of contents
inside page
inside page
Reactions and Reviews
Parmen's Corner is a fine example of a fan full of enthusiasm that makes a fanzine with a nice personal touch, as opposed to certain zines that are out to eat your pocketbook. The $1.50 is a rip-off NOT to you, but to the editor, for she went through the trouble to have it printed entirely in photo-offset, and they charged her an arm and a leg. Less than fifty copies were printed, so buy it while you can. It is sci-fi-Star Trek oriented, with ST art ranging from fair to good, a sci-fi story, and, especially what I'd buy it for, the first STAR TRITE story. Why not buy it just to see what other true fans can do? [1]
References
- ^ The Clipper Trade Ship #4 (09/1974)