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Feast of Aziraphale

The Feast of Aziraphale (also known as Azirafeast) is a yearly event in the Good Omens fandom, occurring on November 19th from 2020 to present. The day celebrates the character Aziraphale, and encourages participants to be hedonistic, creative, and indulge in activities inspired by him.
Participants have principally engaged with the event by creating fanart of Aziraphale enjoying some of his favourite activities (eating and drinking foods mentioned in canon, reading in comfort, etc.), or by doing them in his honour themselves (sometimes in cosplay).
Creations and records of activities are shared through the #azirafeast hashtag, on twitter and other social media.
The name and concept comes from the feast days celebrating saints in the Christian calendar.
== Origins ==
The event was conceived in the Good Omens Art Pit discord server and spread to the wider fandom through a tweet by Cliopadraart:
== References ==
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Category:Good Omens Challenges
Featherpaw Press

Featherpaw Press published gen and slash Professionals fanzines in the 1980s and 1990s. 
They published both mixed gen and slash fan fiction (ex. Mates). They also published Lovejoy, War of the Worlds and Quantum Leap fanzines.
Beginning in the early 2000s, some of their zines were agented through Neon Rainbow Press.
This press was associated with Spice Press and Queen's Press.
==Publications==
* Antiques and Delectables
* As Time Goes Bye
* Ashes to Ashes
* Downloading Aliens
* Faces of Clay
* Mates
* Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
* Tenderloin
Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton

Featured Fen—Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton is an autobiographical interview printed in Menagerie #11.
In it, Gordon Carleton talked about his involvement in fandom.
==See also==
* Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis (1977)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam (1978)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner (1978)
* Featured Fen -- My Life and Times: Paula Block (1980)
* Featured Fen -- Short Story: Sharon Ferraro Short (1981)
==Gordon's Words==
==References==
Category:1976 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Fan Artist Interviews
Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton

Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton is an autobiographical interview printed in Menagerie #11.
 
In it, Lori Carleton talked about her involvement in fandom. 
==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner 
* Featured Fen -- My Life and Times: Paula Block
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis
==Gordon's Words==
 
==References==
Category:1976 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Fan Artist Interviews
Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam

Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam is an interview printed in Menagerie #14.
In it, Devra talks about her interest in science fiction literature, her zine Spockanalia, and in Star Trek.
==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner 
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis 
==The Interview==
 
 
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner

Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner is an autobiographical interview printed in Menagerie #14.
In it, Joyce talks about her interest in science fiction literature, literature in general, and in Star Trek.
==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner 
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Featured Fen -- Short Story: Sharon Ferraro Short

Featured Fen -- Short Story: Sharon Ferraro Short is an interview printed in Menagerie #17.
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==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis (1977)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam (1978)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner (1978)
* Featured Fen -- My Life and Times: Paula Block (1980)
* Featured Fen -- Short Story: Sharon Ferraro Short (1981)
==Excerpts==
 
Category:1981 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis

Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis is an autobiographical interview printed in Menagerie #12.
 
In it, Connie talks about her interest in science fiction, the complicated dance of Star Trek and SF fandom, her zine Interphase, and her art.
==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam 
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner 
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis 
==Connie's Words==
Category:Fan Artist Interviews
Category:1977 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn

Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn is an bio/interview with Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn, two BNF Star Trek fans.
It was published in Menagerie #9
==Also See==
* Featured Fen -- Twofen:Trufen: Debbie Goldstein and Carol Lynn (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Gordon Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- Both Carletons: Lori Carleton (1976)
* Featured Fen -- The Visionary: Connie Faddis (1977)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Devra Langsam (1978)
* Featured Fen -- Brooklyn Fanfare: Joyce Yasner (1978)
* Featured Fen -- My Life and Times: Paula Block (1980)
* Featured Fen -- Short Story: Sharon Ferraro Short (1981)
==Excerpt by Debbie==
==Excerpts by Carol== 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1976 Fan Interviews
FebCon

FebCon originally referred to the Star Trek Lives! conventions.
After 1976, "FebCon" was also used for other conventions held in February, one example is Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1979 (February) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention.
==Examples of Use: 1971-1976==
 
==Examples of Use: The Schuster Cons ==
From descriptions of The Schuster Cons:
==References==
 
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:Convention Glossary
Februabba

Februabba is a prompt-based challenge in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure fandom centered on the pairing Bruabba that takes place during the month of February. Each year, a new prompt list with is released, and people are encouraged to create art, writing, cosplay, and more for Bruabba. Februabba was an event initially created in October 2018 by seralinnette on Tumblr, and has since grown into an annual challenge. In 2023, the event was no longer being hosted by seralinnette.
==Prompt Lists==
*2018: Unable to locate full list
**Day 8: Fake dating
**Day 9: Card game
**Day 10: Kiss
**Day 11: Supermarket
**Day 12: Laundry Day
**Day 13: Errands
**Day 14: Lost Item
**Day 15: Soft
**Day 18: Morning Routine
**Day 20: Sick day
**Day 23: Clothes Swap
**Day 24: Dessert
**Day 25: Vacation
**Day 27: Injury
*2019: Prompt list by seralinnette, alternate prompt list by shoujojojos-blog
*2020: Prompt list
*2021: Prompt list
*2022: Prompt list
*2023: Februabba 2023 prompt list, Heritage FeBruAbba 2023 prompt list
==Controversy==
In 2023, seralinnette would no longer host Februabba, passing on the torch to Tumblr user fiatlz and their mutualsTumblr ask sent by fiatlz to seralinnette. This group of mutuals would create a Februabba 2023. However, some Bruabba fans took issue with the fact that some of the people hosting the event were allegedly proshippershttps://archive.is/DvPo7https://archive.is/sMudPhttps://archive.is/II8sA, leading some of these fans to go on to host a separate Februabba event in 2023https://archive.is/II8sA called Heritage FeBruAbba (the name coming from that fact that it was organized by members of the JoJo Heritage Posts Discord).
==Resources==
*Februabba tag on AO3
*#februabba on Twitter
*#februabba on Tumblr
==References==
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:2020 Challenges
Category:2021 Challenges
Category:2022 Challenges
February

February is by Ruth Kurz and Teri White. 
One short summary: "A Saturday that belongs in the Guinness Book."
It is illustrated mainly by black and white photos of the actors (at least one of them a very early photomanip and includes a single illo by Connie Faddis ("Special thanks for the touch of Class to Connie Faddis".)
 
It is part of the Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar, a series of stories documenting a year (1975) in the life of Harry and Johnny. 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:febharry-1.jpg|an very early photomanip
Image:febharry-2.jpg|the characters Frank and Irene
Image:febharry-3.jpg|Connie Faddis is the artist, this illo is also in A Portfolio of Poetry and Portraits
Image:febharry-4.jpg|Elizabeth Glaser and Paul Michael Glaser are fancasted as Miriam and Ben Klein (who have two young sons named Paul and David)
 
==The Series==
The series as written by Ruth and Terri contains 12 parts. 
* January -- "snow, sex, sunshine, sex, skis, sex, saunas, sex..."
* February -- "a Saturday that belongs in the Guinness Book"
* March -- "Johnny plays Sam Spade in Las Vegas"
* April -- "Harry and Johnny go to Hollywood"
* May -- "a birthday that turns grim, grim, grim"
* June -- "camping in the Sequoias to get over May"
* July -- "tennis and Richard's cowboy"
* August -- "Harry and Johnny fly to the National Pistol Matches"
* September -- "Johnny's gallery showing, or 'Callahan'll handle it.'"
* October -- "a Grim Fairy Tale." 
* November -- "Harry and Johnny go cruising (to Hawaii)"
* December -- "thank goodness, it's Christmas again"
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1981 Zines
February 2nd

February 2nd is a very early slash story by Alexis Rogers.
It was published in The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers.
==Series==
The Groundhog Day Series is a very early Starsky & Hutch slash series of fiction by Alexis Rogers. 
Rogers was one of the first Starsky & Hutch author to allow her fiction to be online.
It's an elusive series and parts of it are scattered and hard to pin down.
* Groundhog Day was published anonymously in The Phone Booth
* February 2nd, the author writes: "This story carries the slash rating of "G" as it only presents the concept of a homosexual relationship. This is one of the Groundhog Day stories." 
* Violets, Rings, & Things of Spring, the author writes "This story carries the slash rating of "G." This is one of the Groundhog Day stories." (The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers)
* Happy Groundhog Day was four pages long and contains 4 pages, 2 of which are Violets, Rings, & Things. It was published in February 1983.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category: Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1980s
FedConUSA

FedConUSA was a disastrous 2008 procon in Dallas, Texas. 
FedCon, a long-running German con had licensed their name to "FedConUSA," but discontinued their association with FedCon USA in January 2008.
This con is also not FenCon, sponsored by Dallas Future Society.
==The Official Forum==
The official forum was mostly purged by Tim Brazeal or associates on June 17, 2008 with the message: "Due to the high numbers of abusive comments made on the forums, we have decided to take the forums offline until further notice." See a screenshot here: 
A fan responded to this with: "FedconUSA convention promoter Tim Brazeal has begun the impossible task of purging all incriminating evidence against him and his company by deleting the entire message board at FedconUSA. [snipped] I only wish the people who attended FedconUSA had picked somewhere other then the FedconUSA website to be ground zero for their angst. A website Tim Brazeal couldn’t remove." 
A remnant of that forum is here: (a wayback link to an archived version, last update April 20, 2008). 
==Opening Ceremony Vid==
See a video of the opening ceremony featuring storm troopers and John Billingsley trying to save the day: FedConUSA Opening Ceremony.
==Similar Disasters==
* New York Star Trek '76 (1976)
* Con of Wrath (part of a series, but collapsed in 1982)
* Slanted Fedora (part of a series, but collapsed in 2003)
* Tentmoot (2003)
* Flanvention II (2006)
* JumpCon (2008)
* FedConUSA (2008)
* DashCon (2014)
== Original Announcements: 2007==
Two messages from Tim Brazeal, the con's organizer:
==Meltdown==
==Further Reading/Meta==
* Let's Stop Conning Ourselves (2009)
* (a very detailed description of the first (and only) day of the con, complete with photos and an interview) (June 14, 2008)
* (June 16, 2008)
* (includes a t-shirt) (June 16, 2008)
* (June 16, 2008)
* (June 16, 2008)
==References==
Category:Scandals
Category:2008 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Federation

* Federation, a 1992 Star Trek convention
* Federation, a 1986 Star Trek: TOS anthology
* "Federation," a zine that had been planned as a successor to Empire Star
* The Federation, a fan video group
You may also be looking for...
* Federation Archives, a Blake's 7 letterzine
* Federation Centennial, a gen Star Trek: TOS novel
* The Federation Chronicle, a gen Star Trek: TOS club zine
* Federation Chronicles, a gen Star Trek fiction anthology
* Federation Classic, a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology
* The Federation Enquirer, a Star Trek: TOS parody zine
* Federated Fandom, a movement towards decentralised fannish social spaces
* Federation Graffiti, a Star Trek: TOS anthology
* Federation Log, a gen Star Trek: TOS club newsletter
* Federation Outpost, a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology
* Federation Standard, a gen and het Star Trek: TNG anthology
Federation & Empire: The Series

Federation & Empire: The Series is a collection of gen stories. Four of them were published in Babel in the early 1970s. 
They were later republished as stand-alone novels, with the author apparently adding Star Trek: The Next Generation to the mix. Each zine is around 170 pages long. It is unclear how the original four stories were incorporated in these standalones.
The 1990s novels required an age statement to purchase; all relationships depicted were heterosexual. "PLEASE NOTE: these novels are adult science fiction with graphic sexuality and violence which is integral to their plots."
These stories were mentioned in Star Trek Lives!. 
==Descriptions==
The original series is about the mirror universe depicted in the Star Trek episode "Mirror, Mirror", that moves into the Next Generation and beyond. 
From the author in The Widow Tree: 
==The Series==
: 1. A Remembrance of Echoes (first published in Babel #1, also in Face Forward #1) (1971), The Myths of Integrity (#first published in Babel #3, also in Face Forward #1) (1972), Winds of Will (first published in Babel #4, also in Face Forward #2) (1973), The Products of an Empire (first published in Babel #5, also in Face Forward #2) (1974) (TOS)
: 2. Blood Season (TOS/TNG) (May 1995) 
: 3. The Widow Tree (TNG) (1995)
: 4. Tears of a Vulcan (TNG) (1995)
: 5. Senesh (TNG) (May 1998)
: 6. The Blue Tattoo (TNG/DS9) (April 1999)
: 7. Soquiem... (TNG/DS9) (2001)
==Author's Comments in the Final Issue==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Fanfiction
Category:1972 Fanfiction
Category:1973 Fanfiction
Category:1974 Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Federation (zine)

Federation is a Star Trek: TOS (and possibly also TNG) anthology.
Its contents are unknown. 
==According to a 1986 Flyer==
It was to be 50 pages, A4 photocopied.
* The Jackal and the Dove by Adam Jenson ("The passenger shuttle Rosemary Wild is returning to Babel from Earth with McCoy aboard when Klingon extremists hijack it to protest the Babel conference. Sarek's diplomatic skills are taxed to the limit while Enterprise security mobilises, but the hijackers' secret is locked in the mind of a retarded child. Kirk and Spock know that time is running out.")
* On the Eve Before the Battle by Jane Sterling ("The Klingon Empire is talking peace with the Federation, but the clan of the warlord, Battle Commander Kruge, have other ideas. Kruge, Valkris and Kor meet for the last time, on the eve before battle.")
* The Paperback Voyages by JJ Adamson ("A look at the Timescrape/Pocket and Bantam/Corgi series, with a collectors' list and thumbnail critiques.")
* other short fiction, poetry, art, and reviews
==According to a 1991 Flyer==
It was to be 170 pages A4 photocopy with halftone airbrush artwork.
* Broca's Ubiquitous Anomaly by Adam Jenson ("Due to an unfortunate encounter with a harmless lifeform. Spook is faced with a personal crisis: how can a Vulcan survive with an unwanted sense of humour — and is it symptomatic of a rare neurological disease?") 
* Dear Uncle Frank by Jane Sterling ("Enterprise has an Australian on board, and she writes home with news, gossip and adventures.")
* Dear Uncle Frank Again by Jane Sterling ("Yep, the Aussie's saga continues.")
* The Carrier 60 Incident by G.W. Conrad ("Enterprise responds to a distress signal and finds a giant ore-hauler with its crew mysteriously vanished, and an unknown exomorph haunting its halls. The creature is very young, incredibly ancient, totally lethal... and absolutely innocent.")
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Federation Centennial

Federation Centennial is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
It is volume 3 of the Kraith series. It is also reprinted in Kraith Collected #2.
It is likely that this is where Lichtenberg's concept of the Warder-Liege relationship began.
==From an Ad==
From Log of the Starship Enterprise #4: 
==As the Standalone Zine Novel==
From NCC-1701: 
==As Part of Kraith Collected==
From the forward, by Debbie Goldstein, of Kraith Collected #2: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1972 Zines
Federation Chronicles

You may be looking for the 1970s zine called The Federation Chronicle.
Federation Chronicles is a gen Star Trek fiction anthology. It was published quarterly by Pegasus Productions.
This zine had at least one special issue. It was called Here Comes Mr. J'Ord'aHn.
==About==
From a 1996 flyer posted to rec.arts.startrek.fandom: 
From a 1997 ad: 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Federation Chronicles 5 was published in July 1996 and contains 30 pages.
* The Legacy by Christine Francis (6) (about the death of an old nemesis)
* Remembrance by E. Catherine Tobler (9) (a memory from TNG's first season)
* Joanway of ArQ by Richard von Kolenn (12) (the old letter is up to his old tricks)
* New Horizons by Jason Ellis (16) (a tale of the first days of Picard's command)
* Absent Friends by Dayton Ward (23) (a tale of absent friends)
* Mother's Day by Jeff Long (28)
* Confessions of a Star Trek Dad by Mark E. Ellis (a con report about a un-named con in New Hampshire) (30)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1990s
Federation Classic

Federation Classic is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology fanzine. 
"A feast for classic fans."
==Issue 1==
Federation Classic 1 is 144 pages and was published in March 1992. The cover is by David Lawrence. Other art by Lawrence, BEKi, Barbara Caldwell, and Chris Myers.
*Shayla by Deborah Baudoin (2) 
*A Little Kindness Goes a Long Way by Sadie Maxwell (52)
*Passion's Price by J. Karen Huff (Follow-up to "Mudd's Passion.") (62)
*And Gain Strength from the Sharing by Chris Dickenson (Sybok vignette.) (73)
* By Virtue Fall by Chris Dickenson (78)
* Finale by Chris Dickenson (86)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Federation Classic 2 was published in 1993 and contains 132 pages. Artwork by David Lawrence, Chris Myers, Joy Riddle, Sylva Hebert, and Chris Brackman.
* Unheard Melodies by Chris Dickenson
* What the Russian Doesn't Know by Sadie Maxwell
* All Work and No Play by Joanna K. Seward
* Each a Star by Madalena Mumford
* The Road to Salvation by Deborah Baudoin
* The Right Tool by Chris Dickenson
* To Boldly Go by Deborah Baudoin
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1990s
Federation Earth Band

Federation Earth Band was a fan band from the San Francisco area that played at science fiction conventions in the mid 1970's. It created at least one sound recording, Vulcanization and the Star Trek Theme.
Members were Suzanne Bell, Danny Webster, Jim Foster, Bob Price and Tim Van Grove.
The band made its debut at the second Space-Con #2 in 1976.
File:federationearthbandgroup.jpg|from the Space-Con #2 program book
File:federationearthband.jpg|performing at a 1976 con
File:federationflag.jpg|slipcover for a record
File:federationearthbandflyer.jpg|ad for a sound recording from Warped Space #21
Category:Filkers
Category:Star Trek Filk
Category:1970s Communities
Category:Fan Musicians
Federation Graffiti

Federation Graffiti is a 56-page Star Trek: TOS anthology humor fanzine. 
The art is by Judy Molnar (front cover) and Pat Molnar and Candy Torres (interior illos).
The title of the zine is a nod to the 1973 film, American Graffiti, and the theme for the zine is 1950s American tropes and customs (juke boxes, poodle skirts, drag racing, rebels in black leather jackets, teenage angst...).
 
In 1977, Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom noted that Judy Molnar was putting together a second issue, but it is unclear if that ever came to fruition.
==From the Editorial==
 
==Contents==
* Editorial (2)
* Alki, poem by Candy Torres (3)
*Federation Graffiti by Judy Molnar, Pat Molnar, and Candy Torres (metafiction) (4)
*HG Guide by Judy Molnar and Pat Molnar (TV Guide listings in the Star Trek universe.) (11)
* The Creation of Spock, art by Pat Molnar (28)
*Beginnings by Kathy Dunn (34)
* Poems by Candy Torres (45)
*The Cosmic Connection by Liz Ford (53)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:Federation Graffiti-13.jpg|inside front cover
Image:Federation Graffiti-1.jpg| The Creation of Spock, artist is Pat Molnar; it is an imitation of Michelangelo's 'The Creation of Adam', illustrating Sarek and Amanda (God) reaching out and touching the finger of Spock (Adam) to give him the gift of life. This illo was reprinted in Enterprise Incidents #7 (1979). 
Image:Federation Graffiti-2.jpg|Pat Molnar 
Image:Federation Graffiti-3.jpg|Pat Molnar
Image:Federation Graffiti-4.jpg|Judy Molnar
Image:Federation Graffiti-5.jpg|Judy Molnar
Image:Federation Graffiti-6.jpg|Pat Molnar
Image:Federation Graffiti-7.jpg| fictional TV Guide cover
Image:Federation Graffiti-8.jpg|fictional TV Guide Listings
Image:Federation Graffiti-9.jpg|fictional TV Guide Listings
Image:Federation Graffiti-10.jpg|fictional TV Guide Listings
Image:Federation Graffiti-11.jpg|Candy Torres
Image:Federation Graffiti-12.jpg|Candy Torres
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Federation Information Bureau (fan club)

FIB is a UK Star Trek fan club "for all generations" that was established in 1982. 
An announcement in 1986: 
==Publications== 
* Frontiers 
* The Ring of Tolath
* Suspicious Allies
* The Devil Made Me Write This
* Once Upon a Stardate
* Katra (UK distributor)
* Chronicles
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:1990s