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Starlight, Starbright (Quantum Leap zine)

You may be looking for the Professionals story Starlight, Starbright by Fanny Adams.
Starlight, Starbright is a 117-page slash Quantum Leap novel by Eros.
Summary from the publisher, Agent With Style: "Samuel Beckett, the new head of Project Starbright, met Rear Admiral Albert Calavicci while the admiral was drunk and beating his fists into a vending machine. Somehow, Sam broke through Al's dependancy on alcohol and gave him back his life. This is one terrific author's version of how that came about, and how the love and dedication between Sam and Al made Project Quantum Leap a reality."
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Starlight (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Starlight (スターライト Sutaーraito) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Io Yomogida and Gira Katsurada. It features the James/Lily pairing and also focuses on Remus and Sirius.Wanderer Owl. | JamesxLily |. (Accessed 01 March 2012.)
Image:Starlight HP front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Starlight HP back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Starlight HP sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Starlight (Starman zine)

Starlight is a gen 102-page anthology edited by Bruce R. Jividen and Effie Burton.
* Cover illustration courtesy Russet McMillan and the Pennsylvania State University Astronomy Web Page.
* Features poems/filks by Yvette Jessen, Bruce R. Jividen, Christine Van Halder, and Vicki H. Werkley.
* Features stories/scripts by Bruce R. Jividen, Gayle HighPine, Yvette Jessen, Effie Burton, and Mary-Sue Haliburton.
* Features artwork by Merle (Wiebke) Pommert and Bruce R. Jividen, plus many computer scans.
* Other information: Bruce's stand-alone fanzine Snowstorm is reprinted in this volume, freshly updated and including lots of new graphics.
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Starlight on Shadows

Starlight on Shadows is a K/S story written by Jo Scott-Ross. 
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #4.
==Series==
* Secrets
* When I Was Seventeen
* Starlight on Shadows
==Summary==
"Spock is contacted by a friend from his past who wishes to meet with him and Kirk."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Starlines Press

Starlines Press was established in 1982 as a publisher of Blake's Seven and Star Trek: TOS fanzines by Janet Walker and other fan authors.
It operated out of Eugene, Oregon.
It may be related to Evil Twin Press.
==Zines==
* Return of the 7, a Blake's 7 anthology series from 1985 to 1991
* Starlines, a multifandom zine series from 1982 to 1986
Starlit Amber

Starlit Amber is a for-profit Genshin Impact fanzine focused on the pairings Zhonglumi and Zhongther, between Zhongli and each of the Traveler player characters, Lumine and Aether.
==About==
 Zine Schedule
 	Start 	End
Interest Check 	January 1, 2022 	February 1, 2022
Mod Applications 	February 7, 2022 	February 21, 2022
Contributor Applications	March 3, 2022 	April 17, 2022 (originally Apr 3)
Preorders 	November 7, 2022 	February 7, 2023 (originally Jan 7)
Shipping 	June 26, 2023 	August 27, 2023
Leftover Sales 	November 13, 2023	December 11, 2023 (scheduled)
Statistics from the zine's interest check were posted on the zine Twitter account.
===Zine Pricinghttps://web.archive.org/web/20221107193340/https://starlitamberzine.bigcartel.com/===
Tier Name 	Price 	Contents
A New Star 	$15 USD	PDF, emotes, icons, wallpapers
Geo Travel Diary 	$25 USD	Physical zine, digital bundle
Third Round Knockout	$35 USD	Physical zine, digital bundle, 2 prints, sticker sheet
Treasures from Guyun	$50 USD	Physical zine, digital bundle, 2 prints, sticker sheet, charm, 2 buttons
The NSFW side zine was available as PDF add-on to all tiers for $10 USD. A standee was available as an add-on to the Third Round Knockout and Treasures from Guyun tiers for $15 USD. Merch items were also available a la carte.
===Zine Promotions===
* Stretch Goals: This project included the four stretch goals below, only the first of which was unlocked.
::
Milestone 	Unlocked Goal
25 orders 	Additional print
50 orders 	Additional stickers
75 orders 	Enamel pin
100 orders	Additional enamel pin
==Contributors==
===Page Artists===
===Merch Artists===
===Writers===
===Mods===
== References ==
Category:Genshin Impact Zines
Category:2023 Zines
Starlog

Starlog was a multi-fandom, professional magazine with a media science fiction focus.
There was much fannish cross-pollination in its content, not just because of the topics covered, but also due to its sometimes-support of fanworks and the bridging between the pro and fan world regarding articles and commentators. 
The entire run of "Starlog" WAS available online via the Internet Archive here.
From a 1978 ad: "STARLOG is now the most potent advertising force in the science-fiction field. Send a note on your letterhead for a copy of our new rate card, and discover how economically the force can be with YOU!"
The UK counterpart is Starburst.
==About==
In 2016, Kelly O'Quinn said: 
==Fan Comments==
==Further Reading==
* Giant Freaking Robot, December 16, 2014
==References==
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Starlog Salutes Star Wars

Starlog Salutes Star Wars was a for-profit 1987 con in Los Angeles. There were over 5000 attendees. It was the first (and only?) con attended by George Lucas.
"The highlight of the three day con was the special tribute to George Lucas himself... This was the first time Mr. Lucas had met his fans on a one-to-one basis and he was a bit overwhelmed by the love and devotion in the room." from Comlink #30 
Some highlights from a con report in Comlink #30:
* Lucas answered fans' questions such as who Yoda really was ("He's a little guy green guy with big ears. Mel Brooks thinks he's Yiddish" -- a reference to the movie Spaceballs and why he "didn't give Luke a girl" answer: "George grinned and said 'You haven't seen the last three yet!'")
* R2-D2 and C-3PO were there
* there were letters from the stars who couldn't be there; Carrie Fisher wrote one "forgiving George for giving her the worst hairdo in the history of film"
* a surprise guest was Gene Roddenberry: "The applause was deafening as these two great film creators shook hands for the very first time."
* Darth Vader came onto the stage with a birthday cake celebrating the ten year anniversary of the first film's release, R2-D2 beeped out the "Happy Birthday" song
* there was an eight-foot tall birthday card that fans had signed; this was presented to Lucas
* the man who played Chewbacca was there, as were reps from Disney "who gave a very in-depth presentation about the making of Star Tours"
* "IDM reps gave several detailed slide-show presentations on the various aspects of special effects
* all three films were shown, one each day
* Billy Dee Williams, Peter Mayhew, and Gary Kurtz answered questions
* fans "got a look at the making of Spaceballs"
* Anthony Daniels "took center stage with a two hour show that had us all rolling in the aisles"
* the Mark Hamill fan club gave a presentation
* the "many dealers rooms had everything a Star Wars fan could hope to find" though, certainly no fanzines! 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Conventions
Category:1987 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Starlore

Starlore is a gen Starman anthology edited by Bruce R. Jividen. . It won a 2001 FanQ.
* Reunion by Nancy Brauer (winner of a 2001 FanQ)
* There are Stories in the Stars by Vicki Hessel Werkley (poem) (winner of a 2001 FanQ)
* other unknown content
Category:Starman Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Starmagic

Starmagic is a 30-page (printed on one side) Star Trek: TOS poetry and art zine. 
 
The zine has a hand-gilded cover with art by Sonia Rose Gringas. 
The editor of "Starmagic" included the gold work, by hand. The pen and ink art work was printed offset and then hand embellished with color.
Each issue is slightly different, due to the personal touch.
==Contents==
* Starmagic, poem by Sonia Rose Gingas (1)
* Russian Love, poem by Sonia R. Gringas (2)
* Beyond Orion, song (words by April Valentine, music by Kathy Burns, 1977) (3)
* Pegasus Rising, poem by Sonia Rose Gingas (5)
* The Final Frontier, poem by Bev Volker (7)
* Timeless, poem by Sonia R. Gringas (8)
* Comfort, poem by April Valentine (9)
* Answered Call, poem by April Valentine (10)
* T'hy'la, poem by April Valentine (11)
* Out of the Night, poem by Bev Volker (13)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Starman (TV)

The single-season television series Starman was a spinoff of the 1984 feature film of the same name starring Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen.
The series' premise was that the film's alien returned 15 years after the movie to find his son living in an orphanage. Together, father and son toured around the American Southwest looking for the boy's mother.
== Fandom ==
Starman fandom coalesced around the (unsuccessful) efforts to prevent the series from being canceled after its first season. Spotlight Starman formed in 1987, and still produces the "Blue Lights" newsletter/zine, runs the STARMANET mailing list, and sponsors annual conventions.
The fandom has never been a prolific producer of fan fiction or fan art, although there were a fair number of print zines being circulated in the late 1980s.
The fanworks in Starman are all gen or mild het.
=== Fanfic ===
* stories on the Yuletide archive.
* stories on the Archive of Our Own.
* stories on fanfiction.net.
* stories at Spotlight Starman.
===Fanzines===
A Byte of Time | Across the Valley | Alone | Amazing Variety | A Starman in My Pocket | The Ambassador | Best Buddies | Blue Lights (Starman newsletter) | The Blue Lights (Starman poetry zine) | Captured! | Caught in the Middle | Changes | Credits Where Credits Are Due | Distant Relations | The Doug Clark Affair | Endangered Species | False Fronts | The Finding of Jenny Hayden | The Flight of the Starman | Follow You, Follow Me | Fox on the Run | Friends of My Father | Good Things from the Starman Universe | He's a Man, George! | Homecoming | The Legacy of the Starman | Loose Ends | Love Can Build a Bridge | Moonlight Express | Never, Ever | Of Fathers & Sons | One Christmas Eve | Serenade | Silver Spheres | Snowstorm | Songs of the Sphere | The Sounds of Silence | The Spirit of Starman | Spotlight Starman of Ohio Newsletter | A Star by Any Other Name | Starscapes | Starborn | Starcrossed (Quantum Leap/Starman zine) | Starlight | Starlore | Starman Calendar | The Starman Episode Guide | A Starman for the Ages | The Starman Survey | Together | Trials and Triumph | TRHIFC Celebrates Starman | Twins | Visit from Home | Viva Las Vegas | The Wanderer from the Stars | Why Do They Hate Me? | Wylie's Girl
== References ==
About Spotlight Starman
Category:Starman (TV)
Starman (film)

Starman is a 1984 American romantic science fiction film that tells the story of an alien who has come to Earth in response to the invitation found on the gold phonograph record installed on the Voyager 2 space probe. The film stars Jeff Bridges and Karen Allen.
The story was continued in the 1986-1987 television series Starman, but with different actors.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
=== Fanart ===
=== Vids ===
*Into the Light, a vid
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Starman (1984) works at AO3
*Starman works at FFN
Category:Starman (film)
Starmerian Signals

Starmerian Signals is a fan club newsletter published by Leminicus, also known as Quei-Starmerian Network. 
Some of the issues were inserts in the zine Berengaria, as well as possibly published separately. 
From the 8th issue of Berengaria: 
File:Starsignalsv1n1.jpg|v.1 n.1, July 1973
File:Starsignalsv1n2.jpg|v.1 n.2, January 1974
File:Starsignalsv1n3.jpg|v.1 n.3, June 1974
File:Starsignalsv1n6.jpg|v.1 n.6, October 1975
File:Starsignalsv1n8.jpg|v.1 n.8, June 1976
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Starmerian Taping Service

The Starmerian Taping Service was a service run by Leminicus. 
Berengaria #8 has a blurb for this taping service: 
==Similar Fan Services==
* The Eyes of Beauty Project (Beauty and the Beast, ~1989)
* The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Star Trek-focus, 1970s)
* Project Communicator (Star Trek, 1974-1976)
* The STW Blind Services Department (Star Trek, 1970s)
* Starmerian Taping Service (Star Trek-focus, ~1976)
* The Zine-Taping Service for Blind and Print Handicapped Readers (multi-fandom, 1992)
==References==
Category:Audio
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:1970s Fanworks
Category:Disability
Starmora Week

Starmora Week was a fanweek, prompt based challenge in Guardians of the Galaxy fandom, dedicated to the pairing of Gamora/Peter Quill, also known as Starmora . Multiple fanworks were accepted, including fanfiction, gif sets, fan art and other fan edits.
==Prompts==
===2017===
* Day 1: Favorite moment
* Day 2: Hands
* Day 3: Song
* Day 4: Parents
* Day 5: Hurt/Comfort
* Day 6: Holiday
* Day 7: Unspoken
===2018===
* Day 1: Summer Trip / Mission
* Day 2: First Date / Dancing
* Day 3: Night Confession / Stargazing
* Day 4: Traditions / Pop Culture
* Day 5: Sacrifice / Epiphany
* Day 6: Future / Wedding
* Day 7: Free Day
==Resources==
* Original Announcement Posts: , 
* Tumblr Tags: starmoraweek2017, starmoraweek2018
* Works tagged Starmora Week 2017, Starmora Week 2018 at Archive of Our Own
==Navigation==
Category:Het Challenges
Category:Guardians of the Galaxy
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Category:Marvel Challenges
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Starnet

Starnet is a gen multimedia newsletter and fanzine edited by Michelle L. Levigne.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Starnet 5 (July/August of unknown year)
* Script by Laura Michaels and H.M. Murdock (reprinted at the On the Jazz online newsletter (The A-Team) (pages 5-16) 
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 5==
==References==
Category:Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Starnodes

Starnodes is a Star Wars fanzine anthology of stories written by Yvette Ghilan. It was published in 1993 and contains 83 pages. 
It is computer-printed, bound in cardboard covered with adhesive vinyl.
==Contents==
*Shore Leave
*Destiny's Knell
*Meeting with an Old Man
*One Night on Endor
*Genesis
*To Catch a Skywalker (also printed in A Tremor in the Force # 7) 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Starover

Starover was a general science fiction club for the Fredericton, New Brunswick (Canada) area. Its formal name was Starover Fredericton. 
It may have developed into the Fredericton Science Fiction Society. 
It published a monthly newsletter also called Starover.
==Its Beginning==
The club appears to have been founded in late 1978 or early 1979. Its first newsletter "paid and posted" by the club was published on March 23, 1979, although there appear to have been a few issues before then paid for by club officers. This first "official" newsletter includes reports about club meetings from February and March 1979, but at least some officers were already in place by that February meeting, while other officers were selected at the February 1979 meeting. Initial officers were: President, John Mansfield; Vice President, Fred Brown; Secretary, Pam Ritchie; Treasurer, Bram Nelissen; Newsletter Editor, Fred Brown.
The club was a general Science Fiction club, with interests in books, movies, and gaming -- esp. Dungeons & Dragons. They initially met at the "Fantasy Forest" bookstore in Fredericton. Club activities included an SF book swap, outings to see SF movies, occasional movie screenings after meetings, and weekly D&D games. They also sponsored an SF TV show for the local community access TV channel. The club was affiliated with the L-5 Society as early as 1979.
==The Newsletter==
The newsletter Starover was initially published on legal sized paper, 8 1/2" x 14". The Canadian Fancyclopedia reports that this newsletter was still being published at least through 1983. Fred Brown was the editor until May 1979. The May 1979 issue was edited by Linda Ross, a frequent contributor to earlier issues, but she writes that they are looking for a new editor.
Image:Starover,_March_1979.jpg|Cover of Starover, March 1979
Image:Starover,_May_1979.jpg|Cover of Starover, May 1979
==Continuation as the Fredericton SF Society==
Although there may have been a break in the club, the Canadian Fancyclopedia says that the same club was active at least for 1993-1997 as the Fredericton SF Society, with the clubzine, Fast-Forward.
==References==
Category:Fan Clubs 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Starpath

Starpath is a 80-page Star Trek: TOS and Fantasy zine with stories by October Rose.
"A fantasy-orientated ST zine by award-winning author October Rose. Unicorns, dragons, and mythos. Many illos, page borders and incidental art... Contains a trilogy of stories written four to six years ago... This is her fanzine debut. October's quick comments preceed each story, on occasion, their own brand of rustic humor (she is a goat farmer) but in the interest of IDIC, they were preserved for this issue." from Datazine #43 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Fantasy Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Starquest (Star Trek: TOS zine)

For articles with a similar title, see Starquest.
 
Starquest is a gen 70-page Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction by Synda Surgenor. 
The author's foreword: 
* Uninvited Guest (1)
* Outward Bound (26)
* House of Glass (27)
* This Simple Feeling (32)
* Understandings (33)
* Remember (39)
* The Trouble with Tribbles (40)
* Shadow from the Past (41)
* Romeo Kirk (47)
* The Other Half of Me (48)
* Call Back Yesterday (49)
* Y.A.R.T.Z.B.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Starrag

Starrag is a Star Trek, Star Wars, 2001 (film), and Doctor Who 70-page parody zine. It has the subtitle: "Everything You Wanted to Know About SFX But Were Afraid to Ask." 
In a 2023 interview, Paul Murphy recalled that he created the zine with the intention of fundraising for the upcoming Trekcon 2 convention, but that its sales were disappointing.'Trekking on the Edge of the Yarra', (interview with Paul Murphy), by Geoff Allshorn, Humanist blog,10 April 2023. 
 Image:starragfront.jpg| front cover 
 Image:starragback.jpg| back cover 
File:Starrag1.jpg|inside page
File:Starrag2.jpg|inside page
File:Starrag3.jpg|inside page
File:Starrag4.jpg|Murphy created this parody of flyers advertising the Star Trek Marathons.
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Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Starry

* The Starry Night, a Star Trek: TOS poetry zine
* Starry Knights, a Star Trek: TOS slash anthology
* Starry, Starry Night, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* "Starry, Starry Night," the Star Trek: TOS novel that makes up Eridani #3
* Little Starry Future, a Supernatural doujinshi
* And Starry Skies, a Star Trek: TOS anthology
* Starry Seas, Earthly Planes, a Star Trek: TOS anthology
* "Starry, Starry Night"	by	Judy Darnell, a Star Trek: TOS story in Nome #6
* "Starry Night"	by	PhoenixE, a Stargate: SGA story in JackDaniel Six Pack
* "Starry Nights" by Jan Grokett, a story Gateway to Time
* "Starry, Starry Night" by Teri Sarick, a Quantum Leap story in Quantum Mechanics by Peg Kennedy
* "Starry, Starry Night," a Beauty and the Beast story in Tales of the Dream
* "A Starry Night" by Juli Cleveland, a Doctor Who story in Scenario
* "The Starry Pathways End "by April Valentine, a Star Trek: TOS story in Aftermath
* "Starry Roads'" by Jan Snyder, a Star Trek: TOS story in The Other Side of Paradise #1
* "Federation Starry 'n' Wide" by Gail Puhl, a filk in Enterprise Sing-Songs
* "Dialogue on a Starry Night" by Joan Shumsky, a Star Wars story in Kessel Run
* "The Wide and Starry Sky"	by	Alan Smithee, a Quantum Leap story in Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam! #6
* "Cloudless, Climes and Starry Skies" by Therese Holmes, a Star Trek: TOS story in Log Entries #30
Starry, Starry Night (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Other fanworks with the word Starry.
Starry, Starry Night is a het 166-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology published in Australia. 
The art is by Sandy Shelton & Renate Haller. 
Many to most of the stories in this zine first appeared in other zines and are also available on the internet.
==Contents==
* Let There Be Lions by Teri P.
* Friends and Lovers by Pat King
* Aftermath by Pat King
* A Safe Haven by Teri P. (reprinted from Bondstories #9)
* All that Heaven Doth Allow by Trisha Kehoe (also in Tales from a Happy Life and Buns 'n Roses)
* For A Breath Of Ecstasy by Lynn Wright
* A Joy To Last Forever by Lynn Wright
* The Soul Within by Teri P. (reprinted from Bondstories #10)
* poetry by Marcus Holt
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Starry Nights (science fiction zine)

You may be looking for Starry Knights, an explicit slash Star Trek: TOS anthology also published by Merry Men Press or the zine The Starry Night
Starry Nights is an explicit het anthology of science fiction. 
From Media Monitor: "Explicit HETERO Sci/Fi anthology. Full color cover. Completely illustrated by professional artists, written by professionals as well. Erotic, titillating and just down right steamy fiction of the future."
==Issue 1==
Starry Nights 1
==Issue 2==
Starry Nights 2
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:1990s
Starry Seas, Earthly Planes

Starry Seas, Earthly Planes is a slash Star Trek: TOS 120-page anthology. It was edited by Diane Tessman. The pairing is Kirk/Spock.
The zine contains no interior art.
==An Ad for this Zine==
==A Change in Plans==
==Regarding "All That We See or Seem"==
Regarding two similar stories: "For those who have read ALL THAT WE SEE OR SEEM (originally published in STARRY SEAS, EARTHLY PLANES, and who might think the plot of DREAMS OF THE SLEEPERS similar, the editor would like to point out that Christopher Randolph and Alexis Fegan Black are "one"—quite literally. DREAMS OF THE SLEEPERS is the expanded novel drawn from an idea originally explored in ALL THAT WE SEE OR SEEM. The writing, scenes and plot, however, are completely new and different."
==Editorial==
From "Starry Skies, Earthly Planes'" editorial by Diane:
==Contents==
* Editorial (2)
* Fallen Eagle, poem by Robin Hood (3)
* Vulcan's Betrayal, poem by Natasha Solten (4)
* Notes from a Mad Woman by Diane Tessman ("While stranded during a planet survey, Kirk and Spock are rescued by a woman after Kirk is shot by her neighbor.") (reprinted from Organia (1982), a form of this story, or simply retitled, may be "Diary of a Madwoman" by Diane Tessman from WXYZine #3 (1981)) (5)
* From the Frozen Cage, by Natasha Solten
* All That We See or Seem, by Christopher Randolph and Diane Tessman (a story that began the Dreams of the Sleepers universe by Alexis Fegan Black) ("Again subjected to a dream world, Kirk and Spock have difficulty reuniting as the lovers they were during their imprisonment in an astral plane. From a flyer: "ALL THAT WE SEE OR SEEM is a story of illusions and nightmares, of dreams and hallucinations which asks the question, "Where does reality begin?" ALL THAT WE SEE OR SEEM is a novella which has been long overdue to be written for fandom. If we accept STAR TREK as part of our future, perhaps we must also accept the responsibility for creating it as well....." Prequel: Daybreak.) (17)
* Homecoming by Alayne Gelfand (122)
==Interior Sample==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1984 Zines