United Federation of Planets Journal
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Title: | United Federation of Planets Journal |
Publisher: | out of Colorado |
Editor(s): | Cicile Ouellet |
Date(s): | 1977 |
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Medium: | print zine |
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Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
Language: | English |
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United Federation of Planets Journal is a 251-page Star Trek zine. It has the subtitle, "Dedicated to the Universal Understanding of I.D.I.C.."
From the title page, "The IDIC -- translated from the Vulcan (Surak's Koon-ut-kal-if-fee Vulcansis) Editor's note: You may find this translation to be a bit verbose and excessive. I have found the Vulcan language to be the most difficult fo the non-terran languages to adapt to English. I have made several attempts to simplify it, but with each attempt, the Vulcum idiom was lost. I felt that, in this case, simplicity must lost prominence to the depth of Surak's challenge to his people"
Contents
- Editorial Communique
- And a Legend was Born (1)
- Of Doubt and Decision, a sequel to "Balance of Terror." It has illustrations by Joani Baldwin. (29)
- An Option for Caelix (149)
- The Changing Scene (185)
- The Impatience of Ahz-Cm-80,o43-NI (199)
- art by Jeanette Gibson, Brett Mueller, Joani Baldwin
a flyer from A Piece of the Action #52, click to read
Reactions and Reviews
Another wretched Mary Sue, a good story by Steve Barnes, poetry -- not really, verses would be kinder, art is wroth the price -- gorgeous. Contains a poem by De Kelley himself, revered in lovely and graceful calligraphy by Mrs. Kelley. Well bound, attractive, excellent layout. The price seems a bit steep to me. [1]
References
- ^ from Fanzine Review 'Zine #2 (1977)