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StarDate

For zines titled Stardate see that disambiguation.
StarDate is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology edited by Lois McMaster and Lillian Stewart. 
This zine contains Connie Faddis' first published fanworks. 
It is one of the very earliest Star Trek fiction zines published. For others, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==The Zine's Origin Story==
From Through Darkest Adolescence with Lois McMaster Bujold or Thank You, But I Already Have a Life.
==Contents==
StarDate was published in June 1968 and has 49 pages. It has a cover by Jane A. Bowers. Other art by Lois McMaster, Ron Miller, Connie Reich, and Lillian Stewart.
* Incommunicado by Connie Reich (an alien encounter and its threat to the Enterprise, this is Connie Faddis' earliest zine trib) (6)
* The Sagebrush Syndrome by Lillian Stewart (a "A Piece of the Action" -- a wild west variation) (10)
* Venus to Adonis II, poem by Nancy Berman (21)
* Mind Warp by Lois McMaster (portrays a female Vulcan who takes on a bad guy in a mental showdown) (22)
* Once Acid Remark Too Many by Linda Eyster (RPF, Gene Roddenberry) (36)
* Counterpoint, a ni var poem by Jay Griffin ("Though the ni var is a "purely Vulcan form," "purely Vulcan form" is a quote from the brief footnote that Dorothy Jones wrote for The Territory of Rigel, the first published ni var, as printed in Spockanalia #1 in 1968. some interested officers of the Enterprise are familiar with it through their contact with Spock. A Vulcan would no doubt recoil in horror on seeing a ni var used to express emotion (although recoiling in horror is, of course, itself emotion); but the anonymous officer who wrote this particular ni var seems to have found the form suited to his purpose.") (39)
* To a Vulcan, poem by Willa Bard (41)
* Variations in Green by Lillian Stewart (42)
* Editorial (48)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (49)
==Interior Sample==
File:Stardate1mcmasters-1.jpg|Connie Reich
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File:Stardate1mcmasters-3.jpg|Connie Reich
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File:Stardate1mcmasters-5.jpg|Jane A. Bowers
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File:Stardate1mcmasters-7.jpg|Connie Reich
File:Stardate1mcmasters-8.jpg|Connie Reich
File:Stardate1mcmasters-9.jpg|Connie Reich
File:Stardate1mcmasters-10.jpg|Jane A. Bowers
File:Stardate1mcmasters-13.jpg|Ron Miller
File:Stardate1mcmasters-14.jpg|Ron Miller
File:Stardate1mcmasters-15.jpg|Jane A. Bowers
File:Stardate1mcmasters-16.jpg|You are Receiving this Zine Because, illo by Ron Miller
==Reactions and Reviews ==
===1968===
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1968 Zines
StarLess

StarLessAccording to Cherry Beans's official webpage; sometimes written "Starless" or "Star Less". is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Cherry Beans. It is Draco-centric and features the Harry/Draco pairing. It is primarily manga with about 8 pages of novel.Japan Flohmarkt. (Accessed 20 October 2012.)
This doujinshi was uploaded on Gongaga Yaoi, who provided the following summary:
:"It's the morning post and the Slytherins are admiring Malfoy's pile of gifts- one says, as he expected, he has a good sense of style. [Malfoy] says it's usual for him to be showered by gifts. In the background yelling can be heard. Draco says he's got another howler. Crabbe and Goyle say Weasley is an idiot. But Draco is staring over- Crabbe apologizes because Draco is all silent. Draco acknowledges him, but thinks on the reverence of the Malfoy house and how he receives gifts rather than howlers. He thinks that nobody can face him.
:That night Draco stands outside thinking that there are no stars in the sky- it's just black. Harry appears and they talk about it being a new month. Harry says his scar is like the stars, something mystical given to him by his parents. He grabs Draco and kisses him, saying the stars aren't something he can have. Harry leave[s], and Draco feels profoundly alone."Gongaga Yaoi. ハリーポッター Harry Potter. (Archived 15 August 2010 by the Wayback Machine.)
== Gallery ==
Image:StarLess front.jpg|Front cover
Image:StarLess back.jpg|Back cover
Image:StarLess sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
StarLight Massacre

StarLight Massacre is a fan writer who first joined FanFiction.Net in 2006. She is most active in the Harry Potter fandom, best known for the ongoing fic The Rise of the Drackens. She was mainly only active on FanFiction.Net until 2012 after The Rise of the Drackens was removed from FanFiction.net for violating Terms of Service, then she joined AO3 and a few other sites to keep publishing the fic. 
All the main relationships in her fics are slash and usually include Harry Potter as one member of the couple. She also has a number of fics featuring main pairings with three or more partners, all male. 
==Permissions==
After a number of instances of plagiarism from others taking her work, StarLight Massacre issued a blanket statement in their author's bio:
==Crossovers==
While her largest fanwork ROTD is in the Harry Potter fandom, StarLight Massacre is also well known for liking and writing crossovers. All of her published crossovers are with the Harry Potter fandom, and most focus on Harry Potter interacting with characters from the other fandoms. As of March 2021 she has made Harry Potter crossovers with Supernatural, The Avengers Movieverse, A Song of Ice and Fire, Spartacus, and Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter.
==Awards==
StarLight Massacre won third place in the Favorite Veteran Author category in the 2015 Fanatic Fanfics Awards, and then the next year in 2016 won First Place in the same category. 
Her work The Rise of the Drackens won first place in the All-Time Favorite Harry Potter Fanfic category in the Fanatic Fanfics Awards in 2015 and first place in the Favorite Work-In-Progress Fanfic category in 2016. 
==Fan Interaction==
StarLight Massacre is well known for heavily interacting with fans. She will write extensive author's notes on FanFanfiction.Net to reply to reviewers and answer questions and has an even more active Facebook page, which she promotes on her works as a way to better interact with readers. She will often have polls or votes in author's notes or on Facebook where she asks readers to vote on characters, pairings, or other story elements. 
She also shares updates about her life with readers in the author's notes and Facebook posts. 
==Reception==
===Positive Reviews===
===Negative Reviews===
StarLight Massacre has received a fair amount of criticism and hate as well on stories. She deleted a number of works because of the backlash against them. 
When asked about a deleted work:
She has also received criticism for writing characters, especially Harry Potter, as OOC. 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
StarQuest (Star Wars zine)

For articles with a similar title, see Starquest.
StarQuest is a 216-page Star Wars fanzine published in 1988 by Sandi Jones. It has front and back color covers by Scott Rosema (front cover) and Dianne Smith (back cover). The interior art is by Nora Dennis, Cheree Cargill, Ronee, Dani, Jean Kluge, Maggie Nowakowska, Catherine Churko, and Sandi Jones.
This zine was a 1989 Fan Q Nominee for Best SW Zine.
==Dedication==
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Descending Darkness by Marti Schuller (5)
* Partners by Cheree Cargill (27)
* Sexual Politics by Patricia D'Orazio (reprinted in You Could Use Another Good Kiss) (37)
* Alone on the Desert by Matthew Whitney (59)
* A Question of Intentions by Lynda Vandiver (63)
* Imperial Interview by Patricia D'Orazio (66)
* People of the Light by Carolyn Golledge (69)
* Catalyst! Filks by Jenni (93)
*Images by Ronda Henderson (99)
* Daughter Mine (100)
* A Moment in Time by Sandi Jones (103)
* The Longest Night by Susan Zahn (105)
* Decision by Veronica Wilson (111)
* As Gentle as Silence by Carolyn Golledge (also in Never Say Die and Facets) (117)
* Art Portfolio by Ronee and Jean Kluge (119)
* Strings by Maggie Nowakowska (127)
* Revelations and Secrets by Karen Ripley (Episode 6 of "The Virgin Prince Series" - the other parts are in The Wookiee Commode) (135)
* A Slash Storee by Jeanine Hennig, her "swan song to Star Wars fandom" (147)
* A Day in the Life of Han Solo by Carolyn Golledge (149)
* Guess Who's Jedi Now? by Samia Martz (part of the First Steps Universe) (155)
* Excess Data, "satire newsletter" by David Jones (163)
* Shauni's Song for Luke, filk (164)
* Luke's Song for Shauni, filk (165)
* Ruled by Duty by Sandi Jones (167)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:starquestsw-1.jpg|Nora Dennis
Image:starquestsw-2.jpg|Ronee
Image:starquestsw-3.jpg|Sandi Jones
Image:starquestsw-4.jpg|Dani Lane
Image:starquestsw-5.jpg|Sandi Jones
Image:starquestsw-6.jpg|Ronee
Image:starquestsw-7.jpg|Ronee
Image:starquestsw-8.jpg|Jean Kluge
Image:starquestsw-9.jpg|Maggie Nowakowska
Image:starquestsw-10.jpg|Catherine Churko
Image:starquestsw-11.jpg|Catherine Churko
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1988 Zines
StarQuest (convention)

StarQuest was a Star Trek, multimedia, science fiction, and fantasy con held August 18–20, 1995 at the Red Lion Inn in San Jose, California.
Guests of Honor were: Walter Koenig (Star Trek Guest of Honor), Kevin J. Anderson (Author Guest of onr), and Michael O'Hare (Media Guest of Honor). Attendees raised nearly 2000USD for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.Resume of Johanna Mead
==A Flyer==
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File:starquestflyer.jpg|another flyer
Category:1995 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
StarRise Weyr

Star Rise Weyr is a Dragonriders of Pern community that offers its members role playing and has published both print and electronic fanzines. It has been in existence for over 20 years and still maintains an active forum and online e-zine publications.
==From a 1993 Flyer==
==From the Website==
:A history spanning over fifteen years of writing.
:A timeline reaching back to the beginnings of Pern fandom.
:A focus on creative, strong writing, with room for writers of all skill levels to learn.
:A liberal group that embraces ideas and new concepts.
:No gimmicks, no tricks. Just cool people, good writing, strong characters, and solid plots of all kinds.
:It's a place like no other, and there will never be another place like it.
:Join us, write with us, share your stories! from the website 
==Zines==
*Out of the Blue (Dragonriders of Pern zine) 
*StarRise Weyr Manual 
*The Atlas of StarRise Territory 
*A Guide to the StarRise Weyr 
*StarRise: Tots and Teens 
* The StarRise Watchdragon
*The Ghosts of StarRise 
*First Flights 
*Callaway Conspiracy 
==References==
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
StarTrekken

StarTrekken was a fan club out of Florida. 
It had at least one publication, a 1979 zine called Fans.
Another fanwork was proposed in 1978 called "The Trekker Times," but this may never have been published. 
Fans in 1978 could send in for a fic published by this fan club called "A Ray of Sunshine." It was fourteen pages long, and was reviewed in Star Trek Prospers #39: 
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
StarWarsGenerations

StarWarsGenerations was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Wars fandom, it was open to all characters, pairings and timelines. The list was active during the early 2000s, and goes defunct after 2003. All fanfiction shared on the list was archived at The Wonderful World of Makebelieve.
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Star Wars Mailing Lists
Star Art

Star Art is a Star Trek:TOS art zine by Gennie Summers.
The descriptions below are from Datazine #48 and #59.
==Issue 1==
"Pen & ink illos. Star illos as seen in 'All Our Yesterdays' and 'A Beach to Walk On."
==Issue 2==
"Portraits of Mirror Spock, Janice Rand, Spock, Kirk, and Bones... As seen in 'All Our Yesterdays."
==Issue 3==
"Illos from 'A Beach to Walk On.' Landscapes and star scenes."
==Issue 4==
"Illos from the 'Library,' 'Return to Tomorrow,' landscapes and star scenes."
==Issue 5==
"Illos from 'Earthquake' (a post-ending, and a new beginning.) Landscapes and star scenes. "
==Issue 6==
"X-rated Spock portraits. Suitable for framing. Age statement required."
==Issue 7==
"Pen & ink illos suitable for framing. Star illos, as seen in 'A Beach to Walk On' & 'Earthquake.'"
==Issue 8==
Portraits of New Movie Kirk, Spock, Bones, Scotty, Sulu
==Issue 9==
Portraits of New Movie Uhura, Chekov, and Slaavik, Kruge and Sarek
==Issue 10==
Portraits of New Movie Amanda, and Khan, and others
==Issue 11==
Some portraits, some star scenes.
==Issue 12==
All star scenes.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980s
Star Base Andromeda

Star Base Andromeda is Lincoln, Nebraska's longest-running Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Action/Adventure club. Founded on February 7, 1974 as Lincoln's "City-Wide Star Trek Club", it has expanded to encompass a wide variety of fannish interests and pastimes.
Charter (founding) members included: Richard Heim Jr., Nancy Munden, Marvin Riedel, David Robinson, David Lowery, Agris Taurins and Marvin Bishop.
Noteworthy fans who have gone on to other fandom activities outside of this club include: Richard Heim Jr. (fan writer/editor/publisher), Vicki Kirlin (fan writer/editor/publisher), Greg Kubitschek (film-maker), Matthew Sweet (yes, the musician), Diane Taurins (fan artist), Ann Larimer (fan artist/writer/publisher), Scott Clark (fan writer/publisher), Connie Olberding (fan writer), Mike Cole (fan artist)
==Cons==
* Rigel-Tu (1974)
* Love of Trek (1983)
Members of this club have been long-time supporters of local, Midwestern conventions, including Omacon, Contretemps, Maelstrom and Demicon. 
Members of Star Base Andromeda formed Andromeda Conventions to put on two conventions -- Andromeda One (1994) and Andromeda Two (1995). They have also served on the concomms of other conventions, including Concussion and Constellation.
==Zines==
* Kelvan Outpost
* The Andromedan Log, formally "Dynastar"
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Category:Fantasy Fandom
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:1974 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
Star Base Omicron

Star Base Omicron was a Star Trek: TOS fan club based in Liverpool, NY.
One of its foci was to "promote ideals thru projects."
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 18 members.
 
This club had a zine called Omicron Journal. 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Star Base Operations

Star Base Operations is a Star Trek: TOS bi-monthly club zine. Each issue contains 16-20 pages, not counting cover. They are staple-bound. There are at least four issues.
At least one story in one issue, "Totally Unique" by Jean Stevenson, was reprinted in The Farthest Star #1 in January 1978.
==Issue 1==
Star Base Operations 1 has printed on cover: "special reprint by popular demand Februrary 22, 1975.
==Issue 2==
Star Base Operations 2 has printed on cover: "special reprint by popular demand April 1975.
==Issue 3==
Star Base Operations 3 was published in 1975.
==Issue 4==
Star Base Operations 4 was published in 1975.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star Begotten

Star Begotten is a A5 Doctor Who and Telefantasy fanzine edited by Nick Cooper and Tim Munro. The name changed to 625 for the last two issues.
"Its humour was slightly more adult but again Nick and Tim were not afraid to say what was on their minds, and I for one was delighted to produce for them a 'Decline [of the] DWAS' article, as by this time DWAS really had hit the skids." from Whotopia #10 
==Issue 1==
Published in November 1986.
==Issue 2==
Published in April 1987. 
==Issue 3==
Published in July 1987. 
==Issue 4==
Published in October 1987.
==Issue 5==
Published in January 1988.
==Issue 6==
Published in May 1988.
==Issue 7/8==
Published in December 1988.
* Arcade Novel by Nick Cooper & Tim Munro - featuring the Sixth Doctor and Peri following directly on from Revelation of the DALEKS
==Issue 9/10==
Published in June 1989.
==Issue 11==
Published in October 1989.
==Issue 12==
Published in December 1989.
==Issue 13==
Published in May 1990.
==Issue 14==
Published in October 1990.
==Issue 15==
Unpublished.
* Worldslip Novel' by Tim Munro (unpublished) - featuring the Sixth Doctor and Peri following directly on from Arcade (Star Begotten #7/8)
==Issue 16==
Published in February 1991.
==Issue 17==
Published in November 1991.
==Issue 18==
Published in June 1992.
==Issue 19==
As 625, published May 1993.
==Issue 20==
As 625, published June 1995.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Star Blazers

Star Blazers is an American animated television series adaptation of the Japanese anime series Space Battleship Yamato.
==Fandom==
===Cons===
*YamatoCon
* StarBlazers Mini-Cons at other scifi conventions in the 1980s. 
== Fanworks ==
===Meta===
* by Walter Amos (written in 1999, published on let's anime blog in 2022)
* by Dave Merrill, 2023 -- retrospective of the life and career of Leiji Matsumoto, co-creator of SBY along with Yoshinobu Nishizaki
=== Vids ===
* You Say Yamato
===Zines===
* The Star Blazers Fandom Report
* Argo Notes
* Trelainia
* Space Fanzine Yamato
* Leijiverse Zine
==Mailing Lists==
* New_Voyages
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* 宇宙戦艦ヤマト | Space Battleship Yamato | Star Blazers (Anime 1974-2009) works at AO3
* Starblazers works at FFN
* Tumblr tag: Star Blazers
* Our Star Blazers.com
* VISIONS: THE VIRTUAL WEBZINE
==References==
Category:Star Blazers
Star Blazers Fan Club

The Star Blazers Fan Club was founded in 1980, after Star Blazers went off the air in New York. Initially focused on getting the show back on the air, it later turned to sharing information about Space Battleship Yamato, the original version of Star Blazers in Japan. Between 1981 and 1983, it published a quarterly fanzine called the Star Blazers Fandom Report. In 1984, leadership was handed over to Robert Fenelon, who published three issues of Anime-Zine.
In 2013, Pinto estimated that the club had as many as 400 members at its peak.Star Blazers Chronicles: Fandom Reports for Cosmo DNA, June 27, 2013
==Origins==
Boston Japanimation Society grew out of the Star Blazers Fan Club.
==References==
Category:Star Blazers
Category:1980s
Star Born

You may be looking for the similar titles Starborne (disambiguation).
Star Born is a 98-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Gloria Fry. The cover art is by Raymond D. Sless. Other artists include Joanna McGrory, Maggie Symon and Joanna McGrory.
==Summary==
From Media Monitor: "After an attack on the Enterprise is dealt with, Spock visits Starfleet Academy. He reminisces about his problems as the first Vulcan cadet there, his meeting and budding friendship with Kirk, and their uncovering of a plot against Starfleet and the Federation."
==Gallery==
Image:starbornraymond.jpg|cover art by Raymond D. Sless
Image:starbornmaggie.jpg|interior art by Maggie Symons
Image:starbornspock.jpg|interior art by Joanna McGrory
==Reactions and Reviews==
: "It is always a pleasure to open a new zine from Gloria Fry. In my view, Star Born is one of the best stories yet produced by this very able author, and will be a particular pleasure to fans of the original series. The main action of the story is set in a long flashback and deals with the background to an attack on the Enterprise. The bulk of the story, which is seen from Spock's point of view, concerns Kirk and Spock's early years together at Starfleet Academy. Kirk is the eager, impetuous cadet you would expect. He has difficulties with some of his studies, but already he is showing conspicuous command aptitude in his dealings with both his peers and his colleagues. Spock is having to learn to adjust to living away from Vulcan, and has difficulties due to the constant proximity of humans and the associated emotional assault on his shields. He has been readily accepted by most of the cadets and the academic staff at the Academy. Although relatively younger than his peers he is years ahead of them academically But he is naive, and has met with discrimination and bigotry. It is Spock's abilities which enable him to prevent a major act of sabotage, but it is the diverse talents of Kirk and Spock which combine to enable them to uncover the underlying plot. The foiling of this plot puts them in grave danger, and forges the beginnings of the command team they will later form. They are both occasionally aware of, and puzzled by, their growing rapport, which is seen also by the Academy staff. The cadets and professors at the Academy are complete figures and are very well characterised, based on races or characters from the series. I thought the sports instructor and Spock's mentor were particularly well observed. The various threads of the story are very well paced, with cliff-hangers which leave the reader wanting to know what happens next. This zine primarily concerns Kirk and Spock, and it sensitively explores how their friendship grew (and almost floundered). It is very well written and is a thoroughly good read. I would recommend it highly, both as an action zine, and also as an exploration of the two main characters during their formative years." from Star Trek Action Group #126 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Star Borne Press

Star Borne Press was founded by one of the earliest fanzine publishers, Margaret Basta. She, along with her sister Laura Basta published the Star-Borne Star Trek newsletter in the early 1970s. Margaret later went on to publish her own fanzines under the name "Star Borne Press" in the 1990s. 
In 2008, Star Borne Press was still publishing and listed in The Unofficial Fan Fiction Fan Zine Price Guide.
From a 1998 Black Bean Soup: 
In 2013, two of Basta's zines, The Best Laid Plans and The Sky's the Limit, were sold at MediaWest*Con's orphan zine table with the press "Mar-Jan for Error Press".
==Zines Published==
===Remington Steele===
* Lies, Cheats and Steele
* Steeled with a Kiss
* Steele, Would You Be Me Darlin'?
* Mrs. Steele, You're Needed
* More Red Holt Steele
===Resource Zines===
* Those Who Remain: A Comprehensive Listing of the Remaining Star Trek Fanzines 
===Star Trek===
* The Awakening (TNG)
* The Healing Time (Star Trek: TNG)
* The Best Laid Plans... (TNG)
* The Sky's the Limit (TNG)
* Blood Season (TOS/TNG) (1995)
* The Widow Tree (TOS/TNG) (1995)
* Tears of a Vulcan (TOS/TNG)
* Senesh (TNG) (May 1998)
* The Blue Tattoo (TNG/DS9) (April 1999)
* Soquiem... (TNG/DS9) (1999)
Star Bridge

Star Bridge is a gen multifandom anthology with stories from Star Wars, Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, RLA, The Phoenix, and original sf. Contributors include: Hutchins, Bennett, Jarmema Delorme, Merrill, and Emerson.
From an ad, where it had been proposed, in Universal Translator #18: "...a psychopath stalks the decks of the Galactica; an explosion rips through the Enterprise; and Luke, Lando, and Leia get help from an unexpected source."
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s
Star Child

You may be looking for When Heroes Die, which has the subtitle, "A Starchild's Quest."
Star Child is a 99-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Barbara Kitson. 
From an ad in Universal Translator #17: "A reprint of the novella by Barbara A. Kitson concerning a telepath's visit to the Enterprise and her secret."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1976 Zines