Ship to Shore
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| Title: | Ship to Shore |
| Publisher: | out of Nebraska |
| Editor(s): | Trudy Burke (Trudy Myers) |
| Date(s): | 1978-1982 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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Ship to Shore is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology.
It is a sister zine to Maiden Voyages.
Issue 1 (v.1 n.1)
Ship to Shore v.1 n.1 was published in 1978 (reprinted in March 1979) and contains 91 pages.
- Double Time, a story by Trudy Burke
- another story by Trudy Burke
- story by Jean Timberman
- art by Joy Myers
- Space Capsule
- humorous letter
- a story by Susan Crites, reprinted from Sublight Reading #1, it was "Mooncharmed" or "Ashes of Yesterday"
- a story by TeeVee (TV Booke) about Yeoman Yellow Dog, a story about an Apache woman on board the Enterprise
- other unknown content
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1
For the most part, this zine is a showcase for the editors' own work.
Jean Timberman has written a story reminiscent of the aired episode "Naked Time" and another which brought "The Enterprise Incident" to mind. Jean also wrote a poem with Kirk's thoughts as he hands the Enterprise over to his successor.
Trudy Burke wrote two stories featuring a Lieutenant Colleen MacDowell who has a romantic interest in Scotty which is not reciprocated. She is fighting an unwarranted reputation for promiscuity which isn't helping things one bit.
The illustrations are by Joy Myers. There is humor in the form of unlikely dialog called "Space Capsules" and a letter of incredible Enterprise gossip. [1]
I don’t know how much it costs because I got a contrib copy. They reprinted a story that appeared in the ’blight (our zine, Sublight Reading 1) last summer. I do know they printed offset, which usually tends to drive up prices. Teri, the editor, is a very nice lady, and the writing is fairly good, but the characters and situations are basically ’early wish fulfilment’ (Mary Sue’s) and the plots need both firming up and fleshing out. I feel there is some potential here, because there are sparks of life even in the cliched story and heroine. What it all depends on is how hard Teri will work to improve, which of course goes for everything in life, doesn’t it? For all of us. [2]
Issue 2 (v.1 n.2)
Ship to Shore v.1 n.2 is all Star Trek material. It was published in August 1979 (reprinted in 1980) and contains 58 pages. This issue was edited by Trudy Burke, Jean Timberman (production editors), and Virgil Burke (poetry editor).
The art is by Mike Cole, Joy Myers, John Cizar, Lois Hanson, and Mirah d'Shannon.
The editor says this issue is several months late due to several reasons: having her young kids come to stay with her for a visit, a recalcitrant (bright red!) typewriter that had been in the shop for cleaning and a tune-up and came back with a wonky ribbon problem, and trouble getting contributions.
- My Life to Give by Verna Mae Long ("When Kirk and co. are taken prisoners by one side of a war, how are they ever going to escape?") (4)
- Space Capsule (25)
- A Matter of Life and Death by Suna Maura (26)
- Space Capsule (43)
- A Kind of Immortality by Carol Christensen ("Scott takes a bit of shore leave with some very interesting results." Also, "Can a non-Vulcan persuade a Vulcan to marry her?") (44)
- To All Ship's Personnel (54)
- An Unforgettable Shore Leave by Jean Timberman (55)
- Crossword Puzzle by Pat Grant (62)
- Amanda's Love, poem by Doreen Brown (66)
- Amanda's Plea, poem by Doreen Brown (67)
- art by John Cizar, Mike Cole, and Joy Meyers (69)
- Comics by John Cizar (a crossover with Star Trek: TOS//Battlestar Galactica/Star Wars) (74)
- Letter to a Friend by Mary (80)
- Editor's Page (85)
- Answers to Puzzles (89)
from issue #2, John Cizar
from issue #2, John Cizar, multifandom comic strip
from issue #2, Mike Cole
from issue #2, sample text
Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2
For those into sadism, I heartily recommend "My Life to Give" by Verna Mae Long in Ship to Shore II. In it Kirk is bound, stripped, and tortured in about every way you can think of. By the time he was exposed to a sandstorm and had all his flesh eaten away, I had to laugh. My sense of horror had long since died of exhaustion.
"A Matter of Life and Death" by Suna Mura suffered from one glaring gap in logic. If the queen could come back from the dead, commandeer Christine Chapel's body, and kill the oppressor of her people, what is to keep Osiris from returning from the dead too?
Ship to Shore II also has comics by John Cizar, puzzles by Pat Grant, poems by Doreen Brown, and a short comedy piece by me [Carol Christensen]. [3]
Issue 3 (v.1 n.3)
Ship to Shore v.1 n.3 was published in 1980
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Issue 4 (v.2 n.1)
Ship to Shore v.2 n.1 was published in June 1980 and contains 80 pages of Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica (1978) fiction and art.
It is offset and stapled.
The art is by Mirah d'Shannon, Joy Myers (including back cover), Vel Jaeger, Mike Cole (including front cover).
- Mirror Images by Suna Mura (Star Trek) (4)
- Silent Slander by Carol Christtiensen (Star Trek) (16)
- The End by Julia Ecklar (Star Trek) (30)
- Sister From the Stars by T. V.Booke ("The landing party is stranded on a desert planet without working communicators... how can they possibly be found?") (Star Trek) (33)
- A Matter of Life by Julia Ecklar ("Luke has a suspicion Han isn't quite as callous as he pretends to be.") (Star Wars) (56)
- Lumpy's Bedtime Story by ? (Star Wars) (70)
- Untitled by Julia Ecklar (Battlestar Galactica) (74)
- Untitled Reply by T. V. Booke (Battlestar Galactica (76)
- Untitled by Mike Cole (original) (77)
- poetry by Doreen Brown, Jean Timberman
- filksongs by T. V. Booke and Karl Rasmussen
Issue 5 (v.2 n.2)
Ship to Shore v.2 n.2 was published in December 1980 and contains about 75 pages of Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica and general Science Fiction.
It has art by Jay Myers, Mike Cole, Dave Joiner, and John Nichols.
- a story by Liz Patton (Scotty takes a little time off from his engines for a wee bit 'o brewin')
- a story by Dave Joiner (Troy and Dillon succeed at their new assignment a little faster than they had anticipated.)
- a story by Verna Mae Long
- a story by John Nichols
Issue 6 (v.2 n.3)
Ship to Shore v.2 n.3
Issue 7 (v.3 n.1)
Ship to Shore v.3 n.1 was published in August 1981 and contains 58 pages of Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica.
The art is by by Mike Cole (front cover) and Joy Meyers (back cover). (front cover possibly by Mike; back cover by Joy)
- Star*Chamber by Jean Timberman (Star Trek: TOS) (1)
- The Physical by Liz Patton (Star Trek: TOS) (8)
- Space Capsule by Jean Timberman (Star Trek: TOS) (10)
- A Mind in the Shadows by Julia Ecklar (Battlestar Galactica) (11)
- The Pondering Mind by L. E. Wilde (original sf) (51)
- Word Search by John Shoberg
- poems by Jean Timberman and L. E. Wilde
Issue 8 (v.3 n.2)
Ship to Shore v.3 n.2 was published in early 1982 and contains about 75 pages.
Issue 9 (v.3 n.3)
Ship to Shore v.3 n.3 was published in 1982.
References
- ^ from Spin Dizzie #2 (1979)
- ^ from Susan in Sufan #1
- ^ from Spin Dizzie #3 (1980)