Private Enterprise
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| Title: | Private Enterprise |
| Publisher: | S.T.C.C. |
| Editor(s): | Judy Mortimore |
| Date(s): | 1979-1981 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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Private Enterprise is a gen and non-explicit het Star Trek: TOS anthology published in the UK.
It is a adult sister zine to the gen Fizzbin.
This zine required an age statement to purchase.
Issue 1
Private Enterprise 1 was published in 1979 and contains 40 pages.
It was printed for STAG and Empathy Star Trek Midi-Con.
"Printed courtesy of Martin Easterbrook. All typing, spelling and collation mistakes courtesy of J. Mortimore.... Cover credit produced at very short notice by Jean Simmonds. This, zine,is being printed for the Empathy/STAG convention at the Dragonara Hotel in Leeds March 31/1 April, 1979."
From the editorial:
'Private Enterprise' came about because S.T.C.C. had accumulated a certain amount of material which was not suitable for inclusion in 'Fizzbin'. 'Fizzbin' is sold to a wide audience, who have cone to expect a certain type of story, and the material herein would not have fitted into that format. Hence, it was decided that should sufficient material come to hand suitable for an 'ADULT' zine, one would be produced. You are holding the result - 'Private Enterprise'.We hope that none of the material herein will shock. It is not intended to do so, but as we are dealing with 'ADULT' material you may find something herein which doesn't appeal to you; we feel that if people want to write such stories., then there must be people who wish to read them, but that everything should be in its correct place - hence, this zine will not be available for sale to anyone under the age of 18, and we are making it quite clear that it contains some explicit sexual references.
I am not trying to lecture. I enjoyed producing this zine and I hope you will enjoy reading it. Peace. Judy Mortimore.
- A Word of Explanation (2)
- The Prize by Janet Balch (3)
- Limerick (10)
- Certificate of Worthiness (11)
- Amanda, art by Diane (13)
- The Beast by Brian Longstaff (13)
- Private Enterprise - a page (18)
- Orion Dancing Girl, art by Diane (19)
- The Medical, poem by Miranda Broadhurst (20)
- Drawing by Robin Hill (24)
- A Collection of Tricorder and Record Tapes, "roughly transcribed onto paper by The Records Officer (who wishes to remain anonymous.)" (25)
- Insertion by Miranda Broadhurst (37)
- Editor's Note (about how the zine was planned as a one-off, but if fans wanted another one, the editor was willing to print it, assuming she received submissions) (38)
- Drawing by Robin Hill (39)
from issue #1
from issue #1, Diane
from issue #1, Diane
from issue #1
from issue #1
from issue #1, Robin Hill
Issue 2
Private Enterprise 2 was published in August 1981 and contains 56 pages. It contains no interior art.
It was produced for Aucon.
- Private Enterprise Pt. 1 by Miranda Broadhurst (3)
- Breaking Point by Maureen Camp (7)
- On the Wings of Love, poem by Karen Hayden (9)
- Never Underestimate: Never Condemn by Susan Warvill (10)
- Spock's Fetish, poem by J.A. Mortimore (24)
- Private Enterprise Pt. 2 by Miranda Broadhurst (25)
- When It Happens by Karen Levett (27)
- One Week in the Life of Sub-Lt. Karess, or Konfessions from a Klingon Diary, or, a not to all Earthers who think Klingons spend most of their time on plunder, rape and assassination - yer right!, by K. Davis (45)
- Renewed Acquaintanceship by Maureen Camp (46)
- T'Pring's T'Prank, poem by Guess Who, Charlotte? (48)
- Private Enterprise Pt. 3 by Miranda Broadhurst (49)
- Rand's Lament, poem by Maureen Camp (51)
- McCoy?!, poem Lynn Campion (51)
- Once Bitten: Twice Shy by J. Stainton (52)