The New Zork Times and The Status Line

Complete index to all New Zork Times and Status Line Issues
The New Zork Times, Vol. 1, No. 1
The New Zork Times, Vol. 4, No. 3
"A Zork By Any Other Name". New Zork Times, Winter 1984, page 3.
"Inside Look at Game Development". New Zork Times, Winter 1984, page 4.
"Infocom Horoscope". New Zork Times, Spring 1984, page 3.
"Frank Answers To The Ten Most Frequently Asked Questions". New Zork Times, Spring 1984, pages 1-2.
"How The Witness Came To Be" by Stu Galley. New Zork Times, Summer 1984, page 3.
"Ask Duffy". New Zork Times, Summer 1984, page 5.
"They're Never Satisfied" by Dave Lebling. New Zork Times, Fall 1984, page 2.
"The Shrinkwrapped Falcon" by A. Dashiell Meretzky. New Zork Times, Winter 1985, page 3.
"Ask Jennifer". New Zork Times, Winter 1985, page 5.
"The History of Zork" by Tim Anderson and Stu Galley. New Zork Times, Winter 1985, pages 6-7, 11; Spring 1985, pages 3-5; and Summer 1985, pages 4-5.
"Suspect Author Suspected" by Dave Lebling. New Zork Times, Winter 1985, page 8.
"Music From The Great Underground Empire. New Zork Times, Spring 1985, page 8.
"Sasha Blunderbraas: Prima Virtuosa" by S. Eric Merescu. The New Zork Times, Spring 1985, page 10.
"Fooblitzky Keeps Puzzle-Solvers Busy". New Zork Times, Winter 1986, pages 1, 5.
"How I Spent My Summer Vacation by Brian Moriarty". New Zork Times, Spring 1986, pages 6-7.
"Moonmist: Get Ready to Spend the Night in a Haunted Castle". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 1.
"Leather Goddesses of Phobos: Hitchhiker's Guide with Sex". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 1.
"Moonmist Was Written by...Jim Lawrence". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 2.
"Your Weekly Horoscope By Omar". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 2.
"Times to Infocom: DROP DEAD". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 4.
"Infocom Games in Brief". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 5.
"Have We Got a MAN for You!". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 12.
"Ask Gabby". The Status Line, Summer 1986, page 12.
"Dear Miss Underground Manners". The Status Line, Fall 1986, page 2.
"How much you wanna bet?". The Status Line, Winter/Spring 1987, page 5.
"California Academy of Sciences debuts 'Marathon of the Minds'". The Status Line, Winter/Spring 1987, page 5.
"Upper Sandusky" by Steve Meretzky. The Status Line, Fall 1987, page 8.
"Infocom's First Romance". The Status Line, Winter 1987, page 9.
"Zork Zero takes you back to the beginning". The Status Line, Fall 1988.
"Is It GUE Tech Or MIT? Dave Lebling Explains It...". The Status Line, Winter/Spring 1988, page 5.
"Parser???" by Stu Galley. The Status Line, Spring 1989, page 2.

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