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From: phoenix@genat.UUCP (phoenix)
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Subject: Star Trek Fan-Fiction
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Date: Sat, 22-Feb-86 22:11:39 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb 22 22:11:39 1986
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Keywords: "Visit to a Small Planet" pastiche
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Many years ago, in a pro-paperback publication (possibly "The Best from
Trek"??), being a compilation of fan-fic, there was a short-story called
"Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited" by an unknown author (possibly female??),
which was a sequel to *someone else's* story "Visit to a Weird Planet".
I would very much like to read the first story.

The second story entailed Bill Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and DeForest Kelley
accidently beaming up to the *real* Enterprise from the sound stage at
Paramount, initially having fun pretending to be really whom they looked like
but then having to deal with a real emergency and a command decision without
having the experiance and know-how of those whose places they had taken.

The first story was apparently exactly the converse:  Kirk, Spock, and
McCoy accidently beaming down to the Paramount sound stage.

I hope that these encapsulations are of aid in tracking this short story down.
Thanks for your time and interest.

-- 
					The Phoenix
					(Neither Bright, Dark, nor Young)


---"A man should live forever...or die trying."
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