Star Crossed (multifandom zine)
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| Title: | Star Crossed |
| Publisher: | Prairie Dog Press |
| Editor(s): | Dawn Scholesser (editor), Chuck Sabella (assistant editor) |
| Date(s): | 1995-1996 |
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| Fandom: | multimedia (mostly Star Trek) |
| Language: | English |
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Star-Crossed is a gen multifandom anthology.
Issue 1
Star Crossed 1 was published in 1995 and contains 69 pages. The art is by Don J. Chaddock, Jan Fleck, Grant Maloy Smith, Chuck Sabella.
From the editorial: "I've always viewed Star Trek fanzines as an outlet for stories we wouldn't normally see on television or in the moves; crossovers to other science fiction universes, humor, sequels to episodes already aired, stories focusing on minor characters, etc... The Borg return in more ways than you can imagine, we see little Molly O'Brien all grown up in "Future Drams", we glimpse a terrifying alternate universe in the Deep Space Nine novella "Times that Try Men's Paghs," we see one fan's view of what happened after "Generations" in "Final Respects," and we learn how Picard's time as Locutus affected on of his old friends in "The Sound of Friendship Lost." You'll also find reviews, poetry, artwork, and a unique satire written by Ross Brummer and beautifully illustrated by his daughter."
- The Expert by Timothy Gerard (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (2)
- Times That Try Men's Paghs by William Leisner (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (5)
- Future Dreams by D. Lynn Simpson (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) (27)
- Final Respects by Dayton Ward (Generations) (28)
- Federation by Kent Tegels (book review) (38)
- Command Evaluation by Timothy Gerard (Star Trek: TNG) (39)
- The Sound of a Friendship Lost by Don J. Chaddock (Star Trek: TNG) (40)
- The British View of Trek (nonfiction) by Sherri Fillingham (45)
- Idiot: An Uncommon Tale by Ross Brummer (Star Trek) (48)
- The Return of the Borg by Timothy Gerard (Star Trek) (55)
- Ode to the Next Generation (poem) by D. Lynn Simpson (56)
- Voyager (review) by Dawn Scholesser (58)
- Change of Q by Dawn Scholesser (Star Trek: TNG/Quantum Leap) (60)
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Issue 2
Star Crossed was published in 1995 and contains 64 pages.
- Bottled by William Leisner (Generations)
- Conspiracy's Return by Dayton Ward (Deep Space Nine)
- Touched By the Prophets by Stephanie Lutz (Deep Stace Nine)
- The Starship At the End of the Universe by J. Charles Given (Star Trek Voyager/Hitchiker's Guide to the Universe)
- art and poetry
Issue 3
Star Crossed 3 was published in 1996 and contains 66 pages.
- Star TrekIV Revisited (non-fiction by Stephanie Etmanski, p. 3)
- Shades of Yesterday (Star Trek: TOS/Voyager fiction by Don J. Chaddock, p. 4)
- Sing No Sad Songs for Me (Star Trek: TOS fiction by Michael Sheridan (p. 10)
- Person Log: The Quark Encounter (DS( fiction by Ross Brummer, p. 15)
- Only the Good Die Young (filk by Dawn Scholesser, p. 26)
- I Am Spock (book review by Sara Carpenter, p. 27)
- Talking with James Doohan and Walter Koenig (interviews by Michael Ruff, p. 28)
- Rememberance of Things Future (X-Files/Star Trek: TOS fiction by William Leisner, p. 31))
- What I Did On My Summer Vacation (a review by Michael Ruff, p. 39)
- Twas the Night Before Chaos (poetry by Ross Brummer, p. 40)
- The Ship's Galley (fiction by Sara Carpenter)
- Lifelife (Voyager/Star Trek: TOS fiction by Dayton Ward)
- Thank Q (Voyager fiction by Lynda Foley)