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Nova Enterprises

Nova Enterprises was a fan-run company created and operated by Elyse Rosenstein and Steven Rosenstein.
Initially, it sold only Trek-related products, both fannish as well as professionally published Trek books in some sort of intermediary way between Ballantine Books. as per a 1976 ad in an August Party program book 
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The company was originally called "Cyrano Jones' Trading Post," changing its name to "Nova Enterprises" in January 1973.
It was active beginning at least in 1971, perhaps 1970, as there was an 2-page ad in The Log of the U.S.S. Enterprise #1 (1970) advertising Star Trek film clips, tapes and photos. 
While Pines started Nova as a predominately Star Trek mail-order business, over the years it grew into an international mail-order bookseller of SF&F books, records, role-playing games and equipment, and specialty publications. As of about 2020, Star Trek represented 10% to 20% of the complete catalog.
==A Different "Cyrano Jones' Trading Post==
This is NOT the same outfit as the 1974 "Cyrano Jones' Trading Post" which was a Star Trek section at a Missouri, US book store called "The Book Rack" and the producer of the monthly bulletin, Sub-Space Chatter. 
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies. 
==What It Sold==
"Nova Enterprises" sold fanworks (convention programs and zines) as well as professionally-produced goods (film clips, I Am Not Spock, LPs, photos, tapes...).
 
==A Lot of Cross-Pollination==
It was the "Nova Enterprises'" mimeograph that produced a number of the old zines, and example of the melding of many fans' creative endeavors.
Devra Langsam wrote in he editorial of Masiform D #7 in July 1978: 
From a 1977 ad for Inside Star Trek: 
==The Third Catalog: January 1973==
File:Novaenterprisesflyer1.jpg|first page, explains the company's name change
Image:novaent2.jpg|page two 
Image:novaent3.jpg|page three 
Image:novaent4.jpg|page four 
Image:novaent5.jpg|page five 
Image:novaent6.jpg|page six 
Image:novaent7.jpg|page seven 
Image:novaent8.jpg|page eight 
Image:novaent9.jpg|page nine 
Image:novaentlast.jpg|last page 
==A 1976 Flyer==
Image:novaenterprise1976-1.jpg|part of the 1976 catalog
Image:novaenterprise1976-2.jpg|part of the 1976 catalog
Category:1970s
Category:1980s
Category:Organizations & Corporations
Nova Press

Nova Press was a fanzine publisher in the early 1990s. They published Star Trek: TOS and Star Trek: TNG fan fiction.
Some publications:
* Federation Classic (fiction)
* Federation Standard (fiction)
* Haven (fiction)
* Supernova (fiction)
* The PULSAR (newsletter)
* possibly Masquerading as Human, a filk tape of Star Trek and non-trek filks by the Duras Sisters (Chris [Dickerson], Elization [Burnham], and Debbie (Deborah Baudoin?), performed at Silvercon
Nova Science Fiction & Star Trek Convention

Nova Science Fiction & Star Trek Convention was held as a homecoming event at the University of Miami. 
There were at least two.
Admission was free, but fans were required to pay $1 a day to view the films.
Dealers had to pay $10 for a table.
These are not same cons Miami Star Trek Convention (1972, 1973, 1974, 1975), also chaired by James Van Hise.
==1974==
This was the first con. 
There were over 700 attendees.
==1975==
November 1-2, 1975.
This was the second con.
 Image:novacon_2_flyer_pg_01.jpg|flyer for the 1975 con 
 Image:novacon_2_flyer_pg_02.jpg|flyer for the 1975 con 
 Image:novacon_2_flyer_pg_03.jpg|flyer for the 1975 con 
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Category:1974 Conventions
Category:1975 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Novacon (con sponsored by Antithesis)

Novacon was a convention held in Lancaster, PA, in October 1983. Guests of Honor were Bob Greenberger (from Starlog and Comics World), Howard Weinstein (author), Larry Arnold (noted psychic seen on "That's Incredible"), and David Gerrold (author and other).
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:Media Fandom
Category:Conventions in United States
Novacon (con sponsored by Birmingham Science Fiction Group)

Novacon is an annual British science fiction convention. It was originally intended as a one-time convention, but was taken over by BSFG in 1972, who have run it ever since. The Nova Awards are presented at this con. See the Wikipedia page.
Category:1971 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Novae Terrae

Novae Terrae was the first British fanzine. It was the clubzine of the Nuneaton branch of the Science Fiction League. In March 1939 its new editor Ted Carnell arranged to have it professionally printed and renamed it to New Worlds; however, it only lasted four issues. Carnell later revived New Worlds as a prozine.
== About ==
== Notable Articles and Fiction ==
* What Purpose, Science-Fiction? (Donald A. Wollheim, 1937)
* Commentary on the November "Novae Terrae" (Donald A. Wollheim, 1938)
* Happy Encounter (D.R. Smith, 1938)
* Art and Science-Fiction (John F. Burke, 1938)
* Quo Vadis (Douglas W. F. Mayer, 1938)
* The Rubaiyat of a Science-Fiction Fan (Sam Youd, 1938)
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1936 Zines
Novakcest

Novakcest is a crossover shared universe based around characters played by Misha Collins, specifically Jimmy Novak from Supernatural and Jacob Glaser from Stonehenge Apocalypse. It uses Sam and Dean Winchester's storyline as a base plot and involves twincest between the main characters. It appears to have been created by callowyn and twoskeletons. The first work is no longer available online.novakcest on lassiterfics (twoskeletons), dead link
==Example Fanworks==
*Tusk by discolophon (2017 - 2020)
*Halloween, 1995 by callowyn (2011)
*Unto Dust by callowyn (2012)
==Fannish Links==
*novakcest shared Tumblr blog
*novakcest bookmarks on callowyn's AO3
*Novakcest -Freeform tag on AO3
*Novakcest (Fanverse) tag on AO3
*callowyn's Masterpost on LiveJournal
==References==
Category:Supernatural
Category:Crossover Relationships
Category:Shared Universes
Novation Productions Virtual Seasons

The Novation Productions Virtual Seasons is a gen fan fiction virtual season that picks up after the ending of the 3rd season where the aired version of the Sentinel ended. 
Each season was divided into 'aired episodes' with authors posting their fan fiction and art according to a fictional broadcast schedule. 
There were two seasons.
==Other Sentinel Virtual Seasons==
The show has six, the most of any other fandom.
Gen
*Cascade Virtual Tales by Black Panther Productions (1999-2002)
*Faux Paws Productions Virtual Seasons (1999-2000)
*Novation Productions Virtual Seasons (2002-2004)
Slash
*Sentinel Slash Virtual Season by Five Senses (2000-2002?)
*The Sentinel Slash Movies Project by Thin Blue Line Productions (2004-2007) 
* The Sentinel Slash Stories of the Month (2005-2007?)
==The Episodes==
Fifth Season is here.
* The Bludgeonings of Chance by DawnC (airdate: January 25, 2001)
 
* Fear-Based Responses by MaBrown, Brate, and Gemini (airdate: February 8, 2001) 
 
* Arctic Blast by Brate and Gemini (airdate: February 22, 2001) 
 
* Upstairs, Downstairs by Hephaistos (airdate: April 19, 2001) 
 
* Clarity by CarolROI (airdate: May 3, 2001) 
 
* And the Password Is...? by Hephaistos and DawnC (airdate: May 17, 2001) 
 
* Shaman's Heart Part 1 by CarolROI and Suisan (airdate: July 5, 2001) 
 
* Shaman's Heart part 2 by CarolROI and Suisan (airdate: July 19, 2001) 
 
* Shaman's Soul by Nickerbits and Chaz (airdate: August 3, 2001)
 
* Shaman's Path by Vision and CJ (airdate: October 26, 2001) 
 
* Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery by Brate and Gemini (sequel to Arctic Blast) (airdate: December 6, 2001) 
 
* Tinderbox by Linda3 and Ismaro (airdate: December 20, 2001)
 
* Special Delivery, Season Finale by DawnC and Alberte, Epilogue by Ismaro (airdate: January, 2002)
Sixth Season is here.
* Famous Last Words by Gemini & Brate (airdate: Oct 17,2002)
 
* Eternal Justice by Ismaro (airdate: Oct 31, 2002)
 
* Salamander by Ismaro (airdate: Jan 3, 2003)
 
* Detecting Sandburg by Ismaro (airdate: July 17, 2003)
 
* Snips And Snails And Puppy Dog Tails Part 1 by Kittywulf (airdate: February 26, 2004)
 
* Snips And Snails And Puppy Dog Tails Part 2 by Kittywulf (airdate: March 17, 2004)
Category:2000s
Category:Sentinel Websites
Category:Virtual Seasons
Novel Ideas vs Short Story Ideas

Novel Ideas vs Short Story Ideas is a 2002 essay by Flamingo.
It was posted to VenicePlace, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list on March 29, 2002 and is quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
This essay was written as a companion piece to Novel v. Anthology, also by Flamingo.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Georgia O'Keefe's art
* original places of publication
* various Starsky & Hutch zines and stories
* Suzan Lovett's art
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Novel v. Anthology

Novel v. Anthology is a 2002 essay by Flamingo.
The essay was sparked by a question by a fan: "Do people plan a novel? Do writers sit down and decide that their story is going to be novel length, or does it just happen? It would seem from some of the things Flamingo says, that it happened - at least with some of hers. What about anyone else? I know the novel length stories that I'm working on just happened, I didn't plan them to be that way."
It was posted to VenicePlace, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list on March 29, 2002 and is quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
This essay was written as a companion piece to Novel Ideas vs Short Story Ideas, also by Flamingo.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the differences between pro writing and fan writing
* the beauty of succinctness
* the freedom of fan writing
* some Starsky & Hutch fics
* fans and immediate gratification 
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Novelization

A novelization is a rewriting of a movie or television script in novel form, without deviating from the original plot. There may be some differences if the novelization is based on an earlier script than the one filmed, but these are generally minor. A novelization is the opposite of an adaptation, which is a movie or TV series made from a novel, and which may or may not be faithful to its source.
Related to both of these are tie-ins, which are generally officially sanctioned novels or graphic novels that are based on a movie or TV series.
One novelization that made waves in slash fandom was Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Gene Roddenberry. See The Roddenberry Footnote for more.
November, 1950

"November, 1950" is a short story by Laura Mason based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set ten years after the end of the story, but in an AU where the events of the final chapter go very differently.
==Synopsis==
Laurie returns to Bridstow after ten years to find much changed—and memories roused. Memories of the last afternoon that he and Ralph had spent together, and memories of what came later.
==Comments==
The story was very well received. Comments included:
* "Gah, that's great! Heart breaking but great! It's such a natural "what if"."—comment by baranduin
* "Stamps. Oh god, it was close."—comment by mysid
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
November (Harry & Johnny zine)

November is a 190-page slash, Harry/Johnny novel by Ruth Kurz that takes place in 1975. 
It is subtitled: 'October lies heavy, recovery is slow' and is illustrated by many black and white photos of the actors along with three ink illustrations by Ruth Kurz, Tracey H, and MT.
It is part of Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar, a series of stories that document a year in the life of Harry and Johnny. 
It this novel, Harry & Johnny go to Hawaii.
==Sample Interior==
Image:november1.jpg| art by Tracey H.
Image:november2.jpg| art by MT
Image:november3.jpg| art by Ruth Kurz 
==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:1982 Zines
November (Professionals story)

November is a slash Professionals story by Sebastian.
It was first published in the £3 Note Series in the second issue, and then later online.
In 2008 fanartist shoooting2kill set photo-manips to text from the story. It can be found here. WebCite 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
 
===1994===
===2007===
 
 
===2009===
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
===2019===
It was one of the stories highlighted by shooting2kill in "Visions of Bodie and Doyle. Heroism: the highest and purest form of romance" Visions of Bodie and Doyle. Heroism: the highest and purest form of romance.; archive link, meta compilation of stories and screenshots, by shooting2kill (2019) 
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
November Sunshine

November Sunshine is a Kirk/Spock story by Kitty Berman. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #44.
==Summary==
"After getting the Enterprise back, Kirk learns just how badly he and Spock were taken in when Kirk, confessing his loneliness and depression while Spock was gone, is told by Spock what Lori Ciani told him that made him leave."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Novembersmith

Novermbersmith is a multifandom fanfiction writer who has written mainly in Generation Kill, Temeraire and Bandom. She has also written in a variety of smaller fandoms as part of the Yuletide fic exchange.
Novembersmith has given blanket permission to podfic her stories.Novembersmith, Blanket permission statement, retrieved Sept 28, 2021. Several of her stories have indeed been podficced, and several have also been translated into various languages. 
== Notable Works ==
*The Sword and the Faith (2009): a Merlin story
*O Captain, My Captain (2010): a Temeraire story (podfic by shiningartifact) 
*The Anatomy of a Fall (2010): a Frank/Gerard classic (100k, High School AU with Ghost!Frank, written for Bandom Big Bang). Originally posted on Livejournal, the story was the #1 most kudos-ed story on AO3 as of Sept 2021 with 140k hits and 3.8k kudos (podfic by klb)
*turn off the lights and i'll glow (2013): a Teen Wolf story (podfic by reena_jenkins)
*Unusual Weather (2014): a Steve/Bucky MCU story (podfic by TwoHEartsAreBetterThan1)
*you're my cherry pie (2018): a Venom story 
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Novena

Novena is a slash Starsky & Hutch story by Susan James. It was originally in teh zine Blood and Destiny.
The story is told from an original female character's point of view. In it, Hutch has become hooked on heroin again, and has left Starsky, knowing he will be unable to pass a drug test and remain his partner.
==Excerpt==
"Hutch answered on the first knock, wearing old jeans and no shirt. He smelled of scotch and sweat and cigarettes. I could see the new needle marks on his left arm, the lit candle on the night table, the spoonful of smack beside it. I was suddenly glad I’d made Starsky wait in my room; he didn’t need to see this. The candle was burnt down and sputtering, and I got the feeling maybe Hutch had been looking for a reason not to do it."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Novo's Team E-Scope playlist

Team E-Scope【Total Drama Playlist】titled Novo's Team E-Scope playlist for clarity on Fanlore is a Team E-Scope playlist in the Total Drama fandom. It is one of several created by Novo for the fandom. Each character in the team gets five songs to themselves, making the playlist have three parts total.
The playlist's cover art is fanart made by Glaxxir in 2019 on the Total Drama Official Amino. (19 July 2019) It was likely not used with permission and Glaxxir was not involved in the making of this fanmix.
==Songs==
Izzy - Part 1:
#W.I.T.C.H - Devon Cole
#Dumb Dumb (Sped Up) - Maize
#The Cult of Dionysus - The Orion Experience
#The Chattering Lack of Common Sense - Ghost and Pals
#Mad Hatter - Melanie Martinez
Eva - Part 2:
#Hit and Run - LoLo
#Punk Tactics - Joey Valance & Brae
#Beachboy - McCafferty
#Smells Like Teen Spirit - NIRVANA
#I'm Not Angry Anymore - Paramore
Noah - Part 3:
#& - Tally Hall
#My Whole Family - Bo Burnham
#Fireflies - Owl City
#Rhinestone Eyes - Gorillaz
#People I Don't Like - Upsahl
==Feedback==
==Notes==
==References/Further Reading==
Category:2023 Fanmixes
Category:Gen Fanmixes
Now Departing on Gate 1

Now Departing on Gate #1 is a gen Stargate SG-1 anthology of fiction. There are 188 pages including stories, artwork, and a puzzle (approximately 180 pages are story). It was published in 1999.
==Note About the Title==
This zine was meant to be the first of a series, but there ended up being only a single issue. "Now Departing on Gate #1 is the first volume of a new Stargate SG-1 zine. This zine contains angst and whumping. There are 188 pages including stories, artwork, and a puzzle (appromixately 180 pages are story)." -- from WayBack Archive link to publisher page. This means the zine's title is the first volume of the intended title: "Now Departing on Gate" or that the title is "Now Departing on Gate #1."
==Contents==
* Retrospective by Kristy Lacroix (2) 
* Misty Solitudes by Valerie DeVries (24) 
* Backlash by Valerie DeVries (40) 
* The Games Goa'ulds Play by Paula Smus (43) 
* Played Out by J.A.S. (66) 
* Sentinels by Sheila Paulson (a Stargate SG-1/Sentinel crossover which is the start of the stories in the zines The Limits of Trust and Nor Iron Bars a Cage.) (76)
* Valley of the Shadows by Paula Smus, Larie Stoley, etc. (135) 
* Snack Time by Kelly Benson (179) 
* Fall From Grace by J.M. McClure (181)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Now I'd like to tell you how I wrote Simple Gifts, and why.

Now I'd like to tell you how I wrote Simple Gifts, and why. is a 1988 Star Trek: TOS essay written by Claire Gabriel.
The topic is Gabriel's choices in her characterization of Spock in her novel, Simple Gifts.
"I always write stories that I would like to read if someone else wrote them. So now I'm going to write the essay that I would like to read if I had just finished reading Simple Gifts written by someone else."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Spock as the character envisioned by D.C. Fontana and Theodore Sturgeon
* five premises of Blacktower
** Spock Integrated
** Spock Marooned
** Spock Needs to Win One for a Change
** The Lodestar Concept
** an unnamed one
==From the Essay==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1988 Meta
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (Professionals zine)

Are you looking for the Supernatural zine Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (Supernatural zine)?
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep is a 127-page slash novel by Vicki L. Martin. Full page illustrations by H. Ann Walton and Helena Wolff.
==Summaries==
Summary from Palelyloitering, which borrows from the original ad in The Monthly: 
From July 1993 GAZ: 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (Supernatural zine)

Are you looking for The Professionals fanzine Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep?
Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep is a gen novel by Suz Mc. It is a sequel to her novel Firefly (Supernatural zine). It contains 330 pages.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: In this gripping 330-paged sequel to her novel FIREFLY (see listing above), Suz Mc questions what goes into making a family. Is it three men and a little lady with a bright laugh and special abilities?
Dean has begun to settle into the role of father to little Emily, but he refuses to see what is so plain to Sam and Bobby -- that Emily’s powers are growing and she’s beginning to be able to consciously use them. What happens if she is frightened, or if someone threatens her family? Will it take her killing someone to make him see his little girl as a danger rather than just a child who can make lightshows with swarms of fireflies?
Nightmares plague Emily’s sleep until they suddenly stop -- and she begins to talk about ‘Grandpa John,’ who chases her niightmare monsters away. Dean is determined to find out who is screwing with his daughter’s mind, whether it’s a demon or the ghost of John Winchester himself. Anger and fear are strong emotions, but can love -- of daughter, of brother, of son -- be even stronger?"
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2010 Zines
Now It Can Be Told

Now It Can Be Told is a Kirk/Spock story by Kate Daniels. 
 
It was published in the print zine Of Course Another K/S Zine. 
==Summary==
"After Kirk has another near miss, Spock struggles to find a way to reaffirm his captainʼs continuing existence." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Now Paul and Janet Darrow are on the offensive about it.

Now Paul and Janet Darrow are on the offensive about it. is an early 1989 Blake's 7 essay by Kathy Hanson.
It was printed in Avon Newsletter #35. 
This essay's topic was The Blake's 7 Wars. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* slash fanworks are dirty, not imaginative, make fans fight with each other, denigrate women, aren't sexy
* slash fanworks have destroyed other fandoms
* children might find it
* slash is the "in thing"
* slash is "pseudohomosexual couplings by ultra-masculine hunks"
* slash makes Mary Sues not look so bad
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Now Tell Us What You Heard

Now Tell Us What You Heard is a Hanson fanfic by Jessica Rose. It was written 1998. In two parts, this fic deals with rumors about Zac's demise,Thinking of Hanson!!!: Hanson rumors the price of fame and the connection Hanson fans feel they have with the band members. It also mentions other fanfics--Two Worlds Collided, which Isaac catches Taylor reading and the two briefly discuss, and Tulsa 74132, which the boys all joke about.
The author includes a lengthy author's note that explains the inclusion of some rumors and the difference between her fic and other popular ones:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
Now Tell Us What You Heard is featured in the Various Artists hall of fame. It won awards in the Hanfic Awards, Hanson Fan Fiction Awards and Literary Hanfic Awards.
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Now Yer Cookin' (Hardcastle and McCormick cookbook)

Now Yer Cookin' is a Hardcastle and McCormick cookbook by Wilson. From the publisher, This zine is "digest-sized, comb bound volume, Owlcroft has included over 50 recipes inspired by aired episodes and fanfiction of Hardcastle and McCormick, as well as a dozen personal favorites contributed by fans."
It is a charity zine for the STAR for Brian Fund, a group of fans who raised money to have Brian Keith get a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame.
Category:Cookbooks
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Category:Charity Zines