What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found
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| Title: | What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found |
| Publisher: | T'Elfie Press/T'Ciao Press |
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| Author(s): | Cathi Brown |
| Cover Artist(s): | Bonnie Reitz |
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| Date(s): | August 1982, revised and reprinted in 1993 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS & Star Wars & Battlestar Galactica |
| Language: | English |
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What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found is a gen 116-page novel by Cathi Brown. It was illustrated by Bonnie Reitz.
This is a trilogy dealing with the Wolcyn culture (and MacShannon, of course), but it also introduces Tamarin, anarchists within the Wolcyn Way, and Klingons. Not to mention Hector.
Zine Contents
- Khan's Moment, poem by K. Huffman (frontispiece)
- To Dree One's Weird (1)
- Tamarin (1)
- Zine Ads (32)
- What The (33)
- Zine Ads (57)
- What is Lost -- Is Sometimes Found (59)
- What's Next? (110)
- More Zine Ads (111)
Related Zines
"What is Lost..." has two sister zines: Jedi Riddle: Tale 10 of the MacShannon Chronicles and The MacShannon Chronicles.
Another proposed zine in this universe was advertised in Universal Translator #16. It was a combination of two stories: "The Returning" and "Alone in the Dark."
From a 1982 description by the author:
I know I heard someone ask that—I just know I did. What follows this in sequence is, ALONE — IN THE DARK'. A post V'ger episode, where Domic takes his crusade against the Wolcyn Way a step further than planned, his mad genius has lent the conversion system the capability of passing into "the back of beyond" of the time/space continuums. What he encounters there rents dire consequences for Wolcyn, Klingon, and Federation spaces alike. It pits MacShannon, Kerlin — a Klingon agent—and the Enterprise against a mysterious foe — the Ziwa'hs. Their success or failure will determine the fate of the universe.
Also to be included with the above will be the novelette, THE RETURNING. Where MacShannon returns to the Enterprise to ready the Bivefi — a Wolcyn craft — hell bent to return to Genesis, or what was the Mutara Nebula. Is it to say her good-byes? Or something else? But her trip will not be solitary in nature. And just what will they — Kirk, McCoy, Saavik, Sojak and MacShannon — find there? An end? Or a beginning
Both of these are at the rewrite stage and need an artist. Please contact me if interested. For further information please SASE. The publication date is
tentatively set for the latter part of '83.
This zine was not published, at least not in this form.
