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Stapled Wraps. Condition: Good. 11 x 8.5 in. side-stapled paper wrappers with illustrated covers, appx. 75 pp each. 5 non-consecutive issues of this Star Trek fan zine written and edited entirely by women. Some foxing to edges and chipping to wraps. Interiors uniformly toned. Issues include: Issue 12 (June/July 1978) "Second Beginnings" by Mary Beth Stuckey; Special Edition No. 6: "The Daneswoman" by Laura T. Basto (4th Printing, October, 1978); Issue 21 (Nov/Dec. 1979) "Sojourn" by Mary Beth Stuckey; Issue 25 (June, 1980); and No. 27 Volume 2 (Jan/Feb 1981) "House of Mirrored Faces" by Lynda Carraher. A fine example showing the cultural significance of the Star Trek franchise and the many contributions of women writers to the science fiction genre.
