Tri-Level

Zine
Title:	Tri-Level
Publisher:	Trilevel Press, a "Subsidiary of Queen to Queen's Three"
Editor(s):	Michael Jencevice, Linda F. Hanson and Pat Watson
Date(s):	1980-1983
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Medium:	print zine
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Fandom:	multimedia & Star Trek: TOS
Language:	English
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Tri-Level is a gen multimedia and Star Trek: TOS anthology of art, poems, fiction and articles edited by Michael Jencevici.

Issue 1

Tri-Level 1

Issue 2

front cover of issue #2, Carol McPherson

back cover of issue #2, Carol McPherson

Tri-Level 2 is undated (published in 1980) and contains 80 pages. It has art by Bernadette Krebs, Carol McPherson (cover art), Steve L.R. Polzak and Lee Sorensen.

• Editorial (1)
• Zarabeth by Pat Watson (2)
• The Companion by Megan Walsh (2)
• The Best Laid Plans fo Mice and... by Mike Jencevice (5)
• The City by V. Harris (7)
• Martin, Judy and the Mist-Things by Mark Warrian (8)
• The Mercenary by Richard J. Curth (13)
• Feminism and S-F by Emma Abraham (23)
• The Ancient One by LFH (27)
• Armageddon as Applied to a Faulty Marriage by Mark Warrian (28)
• Grandpa Rookie by M. David Johnson (31)
• I Love You Anyway by pat Watson (36)
• Time to Go Home by Bernadette Krebs (37)
• Untitled Poem #1 by MDJ (39)
• Alone by Pat Watson (40)
• The Broken Mirror by C. Bertz-Kamber and S. Perillo (42)
• I Have a Bad Feeling About This (60)
• Untitled Poem #2 by MDJ (62)
• The Meeting by Richard J. Curth (63)
• Anderson's Enterprise by Mark Anderson (73)
• D&D? by M. David Johnson (75)
• I Searched for Love by Pat Watson (77)
• Zyhoyt's Note Home by Laura Breenly (78)

Issue 3

Tri-Level 3 was published in 1982 and contains 67 pages.

cover of issue #3

• Ignoring The Holocaust and Painting Pastel Visions (science fiction) (4 pages)

• Interim Part 2 (STAR TREK TOS) (19 pages)

• Things Left Unsaid (science fiction) (3 pages)

• The Saratoga Directive (STAR TREK TOS) (6 pages)

• Snake Eyes (science fiction) (3 pages)

• Dear Dad (STAR TREK TOS) (3 pages)

• In Living Memory (science fiction) (12 pages)