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This 1978 Nimoy newsletter was the Internet of the ’70s
Leonard Nimoy shared important news with fans, on paper, through the mail. Let’s see what he wrote.
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Goodbye, John Wheeler
He helped create Gav the Tellarite, but I know little else about the actor. This is the best tribute I could assemble.
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Space: the final impediment
Money is, of course, a restriction for collectors, but more often lately the hurdle for me is display space. Case in point: Nacelle’s new huge bridge set.
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Dayton Ward and I created a Trek non-fiction reading list
Well, not really, but I did add my suggestions to his list. Click below for all the reference-work goodness.
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Giant Poster Book four: super aliens, a sort-of review of Babel, plus tribble trivia
This issue is well worth reading even if, like a poor marksman, it missed the target a little.
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Harlan Ellison really hated The Motion Picture
The tone of the review says as much about the writer as about the film.
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Read NBC’s promo booklet for its new show
Sulu gets to override Kirk. The Enterprise serves crappy coffee. And pointed ears? What pointed ears?
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Goodbye, beloved Star Trek room
I am moving to a smaller space. That is forcing some tough decisions.
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Look to 1950s sci-fi to appreciate the genius of Gene Roddenberry
A Clifford D. Simak story from the decade before The Cage shows how much Star Trek differed from popular tales of the time.
Collecting Trek
A TOS collection 40 years in the making
Collecting Trek 