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A Strekzine Roster
| Fanwork | |
|---|---|
| Title: | A Strekzine Roster |
| Creator: | Jacqueline Lichtenberg |
| Date(s): | one version was December 1970 |
| Medium: | |
| Fandom: | Star Trek TOS |
| External Links: | |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
A Strekzine Roster was a compilation by Jacqueline Lichtenberg of Star Trek fan-published zines. There were likely several versions, one of which published in December 1970 in the zine Maybe #13 in summer 1971.
This roster was related to Lichtenberg's work on Strekfan Roster Questionnaire, and was used to write the pro book Star Trek Lives!.
Lichtenberg writes about this roster in the article "Evolution of a Masterpiece" in Terra-Vulcan Yearbook #1.
Also see List of Star Trek Zines published 1967-1970 (the Pentathlon list) and List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show First Aired.
Titles on the Roster in Late 1970
NOTE: Some of the titles listed as zines below were actually fan clubs, a mistake made by the original collator.
- T-Negative
- Pastaklan Vesla
- Spockanalia
- LNSTFCCF
- LNSTFCCF Bulletin
- Inside Star Trek
- Nimoyan Scribes and Spock's Scribes
- Fauch
- Retrospect
- Plak-Tow
- Triskelion
- Star Date
- Galileo 7 (Spock Underground)
- Galileo 7 (Bushman)
- Galileo 2
- The Voyages
- Impulse
- Menagerie
- Eridani Triad
- S-T Review
- Warp 9
- The Film Clipper
- Otherwords
- The Captain's Log
- Deck 6
- The Enterprise Papers: Warp One (listed as "forthcoming") (which could be the same as "Warp 1" on this list) and "Compendium"
- ST-Phile
- Pentathlon
- Dimension 8
- Concordance
- Thank You S-T and Star Trek Gab
- Vulcanian Enterprises
- Anti*Matter
- Ship's Log
- Requiem for Star Trek
- Cinefantastique #20 (special Star Trek ish)
- Spock Underground
- James Doohan International Fan Club Bulletin
- Kevas & Trillium and Mark Lenard International Club Bulletin
- California Here We Come (The Vulcan Consulate is Alive and Hiding Out at Paramount Studios)
- HMS Trek-a-Star
- Hue and Cry and DeForest Kelley Yeomanry Bulletin
- The William Shatner Fanatic Bulletin and Sand Treks
- Vulcananlia
- The Hailing Signal
- Dr. McCoy's Sick Bay
- The Captain's Log
- Dilithium
- Terran Times
- Don't You Just Love Leonard Nimoy?
- Fascinating... But Filthy
- Theragin
- Transmission from Starfleet
- Where No Fan Has Gone Before
- Cape Kennedy Nimoy Fanatics (published "Chatter Boxes" [1] and Sub Space Chatter)
- Bag's End Journal
- Nimoyan Fellowship
- Omicron Ceti Three
- Spock's People
- Trumpet #11 (Tom Reamy) [2]
The List Itself
References
- ^ This does not appear to be the same zine as Chatter Boxes, which in March/April 1969 became LNAF Bulletin, as that zine was published out of Texas.
- ^ This was a typo. Lichtenberg meant #9; she may not have included this issue if she'd known in advance as the essay it contained, one by David Gerrold called The Awful Offal, was a extremely derogatory, Harlan Ellison-esque piece commenting on Star Trek fandom, Tolkien fandom, and fans.