Purities
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| Title: | Purities |
| Publisher: | Cat Toy Productions |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager |
| Language: | English |
| External Links: | cited here |
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Purities is a gen anthology with at least three issues.
Each issue focuses on a single Trek show: Issue #1: Star Trek: TNG - Issue #2 Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - Issue #3: Star Trek: Voyager.
Issue 1
Purities 1 was published in 1995 and contains 84 pages.
The art is by Glen Secondo, Tim Harrison, and Gabi Steine.
The content is all Star Trek: TNG.
Summary from publisher:
Pick up our first issue that's pure Next Gen through and through. From Will Riker's eerie encounter with an alien who can communicate only through memory (Promise Me Yesterday by Anna C. Bowling), to what really happened when Miles met Keiko (Maybe This is Love by Kate Bolin), with stops at romantic poems for Worf/Troi and Picard/Crusher, and Ensign Ro MacLaren cartoons. Tim Harrison, Gabi Stiene artwork.
- Klingons Get a Bird's Eye View, cartoon by Ensign Roe MacLaren (1)
- Promise Me Yesterday by Anna C. Bowling (2)
- Duet for Klingon and Betazoid by Anna C. Bowling (36)
- The Tribute, poem, not credited (37)
- Warrior Mine, poem, not credited (38)
- What Really Happened to Picard's Fish, cartoon by Ensign Roe MacLaren (39)
- Maybe This is Love by Kate Bolin (40)
- Words Unspoken, poem by Anna C. Bowling (76)
from issue #1, Roe MacLaren
from issue #1, Tim Harrison
from issue #1, Gabi Steine
from issue #1, sample text
Issue 2
Purities 2 was published in 1996 and contains 84 pages.
The content is Star Trek: DS9.
The art is by E. Catherine Tobler and Gabi Steine.
Summary from publisher:
Pure Deep Space Nine, this time around. See what happens when Quark's competitor sells the crew their wildest dreams in E. Catherine Tobler's "In the Lost and Found of My Heart." Laugh yourself silly with Walter Chmara's hysterical parody, "The Whine of the Worrier." Find out what the littlest denizen of DS9 thinks of life with "My Family, by Molly O'Brien, Age 6" by Anna C. Bowling. Ensign Ro MacLaren cartoons, Anna C. Bowling poetry, and artwork by Gabi Stiene (not to mention a special illo by "Molly O'Brien") complete the picture.
- Ben and Jake Eat Out at the "Klingon Diner" on Deep Space Nine, cartoon by Ensign Roe McLaren (1)
- Frontier Medicine, poem by Anna C. Bowling (2)
- In the Lost and Found of My Heart (Or, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying) by E. Catherine Tobler (4)
- What Really Happened in "Profit and Loss", cartoon by Ensign Roe McLaren (30)
- Requiem for Vedek Bareil, poem by Anna C. Bowling (31)
- What Really Happened in "If Wishes Were Horses" But Dare Not Show With Molly, cartoon by Ensign Roe McLaren (34)
- The Whine of the Worrier, fiction by Walter Chmarra (35)
- My Family, by Molly O'Brien, Age Six by Anna C. Bowling (60)
from issue #2, Gabi Steine
from issue #2, Gabi Steine
from issue #2, Ensign Roe McLaren
from issue #2, Gabi Steine
Issue 3
Purities 3
The content is Star Trek: Voyager.