Trek 80 Plus
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| Title: | Trek 80 Plus |
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| Editor(s): | Scott Tilson |
| Date(s): | 1997 |
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| Medium: | print zine |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
| Language: | English |
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Trek 80 Plus is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. It was published in 1997 and contains 119 pages. All illustrations are by Ray Lefebvre, with the exception of cartoons by Juane Michaud.
According to the publisher: "Have you ever wondered what Trek might be like if things had gone a little differently? Imagine it's 1970 and the first original Trek novel, James Blish's Spock Must Die, has hit the shelves (to those who haven't read it yet, all will be made clear). Now crank up your imaginations and picture an alternate world, where the Original series never died, with this as the 80th episode. Herein are the continuing voyages exploring the 4th and the beginning of the 5th years that might have been of the 5 year mission. Return to the way it was ... almost."
Contents
Summaries from the publisher:
- The Final Curtain, by Paul Keery. While on border patrol, a strange Klingon ship is discovered... and a shattering secret aboard it!
- And on the Eighth Day, by Ray Lefebvre. Even between adventures, Kirk and Scotty have challenges to face!
- Hell Have No Scorn, by Ray Lefebvre. An indirect sequel to "The Enterprise Incident," Kirk confronts his superior who sent them on that mission!
- Heart of Valour, by Scott Tilson. A friendly first contact leads to tragedy. Will the hand of peace become the fist of war?
- The Future Prometheus, by Sharon Cozens. An experimental variation on the Transporter has been abused. Who has been brought back to life, and why?
- Notes from Beyond, by Paul. A star dies mysteriously before its time. The Enterprise crew are sent to find out why and get a "little" surprise!
- ADRIFT EVERMORE by Ray Lefebvre. A world is cast adrift in the cold dark of space. It should be dead, but Uhura soon finds the landing party aren't alone!
- HORIZONS by Paul Keery. Can one legendary old man save Starfleet?
- ARTICLES - The history and technology of Star Trek. By Ray Lefebvre.
- More stories; also, several articles explaining the history and technology of Star Trek, and a humour section showcasing Juane (STARLOG magazine) Michaud's wild cartoons.
Scotty, artwork by Ray Lefebvre
Uhura, artwork by Ray Lefebvre
cartoon by Juane Michaud
