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Memory Alpha |
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An archive of stories from classic Star Trek fanzines
Please help us find these authors! |
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The Reason for this Library |
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Right up front, let me state the reason this library has been established. Its purpose is to preserve as many stories from out of print Star Trek fanzines as we possibly can. These stories go back to the late 1960's, when Star Trek fanzines first began appearing, and continue to this day. The heyday of the ST genzine, however, was the 1970's, when many of these stories were written. Alas, the vast majority of these zines are no longer available, unless you can find a dog-earred copy in a used zine box at a convention.
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Many of them were printed by the cheapest method possible, i.e. mimeograph on rag paper. Unfortunately, they are deteriorating fast, literally rotting away as the paper and ink disintegrates, and we want to make sure that the stories contained in these zines are preserved.
The stories archived in the Memory Alpha library are not for sale and will not be posted on the internet until we obtain permission from the authors to do so. This is a repository for classic Star Trek stories and may be considered a lending library of sorts. They are part of my private fanzine collection.
We would love to run these stories on our website but the authors have vanished into the woodwork and haven't yet been located! I am involved in an on-going search to find these authors to gain permission to feature their stories. If you know a way to contact them, please let me know at once! Meanwhile, if you would like to read any of the stories in the library, please click on my email link below and I'll give you the details. Please put "MEMORY ALPHA" on your subject line.
Thank you! Cheree Cargill, Web Administrator |
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The Stories |
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We are seeking the following authors regarding the listed stories: |
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B. L. Barr |
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"Birth Day / A Later Day" |
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D. Booker |
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"Choices" |
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Matthew Brown |
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"Menage a Trois" |
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Beth Carlson |
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"All's Fair"
"By Sun and Candlelight"
"Continuance"
"The First Half of the Battle" |
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Anne Evans |
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"A Proper Vulcan Wife" |
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Pat Foley |
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"For the Good of the Service" |
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Vivian Gates |
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"Medicinea" |
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Bonnie Guyan |
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"My Heart, My Soul, But Not My Life" |
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Sandy Hall |
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"Atonement" |
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Sarah Hood |
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"Banshee" |
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Karen Klinck |
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"Companion Piece" |
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Mary Manchester |
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"Mind Link" |
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P. L. McCulley |
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"Red on Blue" |
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Susan K. McLeod |
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"Love's Last Chance" |
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M. J. Millard |
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"Three, Blind Drunk" by M. J. Millard and Teri Thorowgood.
"Where My Heart Would Go" |
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Alice Thompson |
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"Once Bitten" |
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Kit Vee |
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"A Day in the Life of Cdr. Spock as Pon Farr Approaches" |
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Where to find vintage fanzines... |
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Empire Books. Jean Lorrah's home page where you can find "Night of the Twin Moons", Jean's Sime/Gen fiction, and Jean's pro books, including "The Vulcan Academy Murders." |
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Fanzine Archives, a registered lending library. Authorized copies of vintage fanzines in Star Trek, Star Wars, and many other fandoms. |
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Knightwriter Press. Literally thousands of zines in every fandom you can imagine and some you can't! |
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Poison Pen Press. Home of Spockanalia, the very first Trek zine, Masiform-D and many other fanzines. |
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Orion Press. Home to many of the best Trek zines available. |
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