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— SQ Magazine

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

2010

#1
Spr/Sum

#2
Fll/Win

2011

#3
Fll/Win

— SQ Mag

Title changed from SQ Magazine when the magazine changed to an online format.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

2012

#1
Mar

#2
May

#3
Jul

#4
Sep

#5
Nov

2013
#6
Jan

#7
Mar

#8
May

#9
Jul

#10
Sep

#11
Nov

2014
#12
Jan

#13
Mar

#14
May

#15
Jul

#16
Sep

#17
Nov

2015
#18
Jan

#19
Mar

#20
May

#21
Jul

#22
Sep

#23
Nov

2016
#24
Jan

#25
Mar

#26
May

#27
Jul

#28
Sep

#29
Nov

2017

#30
Feb

#31
May

Squane’s Journal (about)

Small press fantasy/horror fiction magazine.

Publishers: Simon Wady; Chatham, Kent.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

1996 # 1
# 2
# 3

1997
# 4

Star Roots (about)

Fanzine.

Publishers: Anglo-Astral Publications.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

1989

# 1
Aug

Star Science Fiction (about)

Ballantine Books had published a highly successful series of original anthologies called Star Science Fiction Stories. After this short-lived attempt to convert the series to magazine format, the paperback anthologies were resumed.

Publishers: Ballantine Magazines, Inc.; Derby, CT.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

1958
v1 #1
Jan

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Magazine (about)

Publishers: Starlog Communications International; New York: #1 - #9; Starlog Group, Inc.; New York, #10 – #25.

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec mid-Dec
Winter Spring Summer Fall Winter

1993
# 1
# 2

# 3

# 4

1994
# 5

# 6

# 7

# 8

# 9

1995
#10

#11

#12
#13

1996
#14
#15
#16
#17

1997
#18
#19
#20

#21

1998
#22

#23
#24

#25

Star Trek: The Next Generation (about)

Largely filled with articles about the cast, characters and other features of the second Star Trek series. Most issues contain what are described as “synopses,” which are brief prose adaptations of the show’s scripts, analogous to the ones James Blish did for the original series. Apart from a handful of novelizations, these are the only prose adaptations that most espisodes ever had. Although the number of stories per issue varied, all the episodes were eventually adapted. The existence of these adaptations seems not to be widely known outside of Trek fandom.