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Echoes from the Past

You may be looking for Echoes of the Past, a Star Trek: TNG novel OR "Echoes from the Past," the novel by Phaedra Morgan that makes up the entirety of Matter/Antimatter #9.
Echoes from the Past is a 58-page (60,000 words) gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Rebecca Ross. 
The art is by Heather Firth, Pat Bradshaw (back cover), and Jude Huntsberger (chapter-end illios). Proofreader: Cindy Simons. 
The original print run of this zine was 400.
According to an ad in The World of Dark Shadows #27, this novel had "DS references," which is also mentioned by one of the reviewers, Paula Smith. The story also includes a werewolf named Quentin.
The novel features an original female character and Spock, and contains scenes and descriptions of rape.
==Descriptions==
It is a Southern Star Special Edition and is an action/adventure/romance by the author of the Carmilla and the Mariah stories in "Southern Star."
Summary from an ad in Fanfare #1: 
Summary from an ad in Scuttlebutt #11: 
==The Sequel That Never Happened==
 
In 1987, the novel, "Echoes of the Mirror" was advertised but it was never published. From a 1987 flyer: 
==Editorial==
==Interior Sample==
Image:echoesone.jpg| Jude Huntsberger
Image:echoestwo.jpg| Heather Firth
Image:echoesthree.jpg| Jude Huntsberger
Image:echoesfour.jpg| Pat Bradshaw
Image:echoesfive.jpg| Heather Firth
Image:echoessix.jpg| Jude Huntsverger
Image:echoesseven.jpg| Heather Firth
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1979===
===1981===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Echoes from the West

Echoes from the West is an efiction archive for Saiyuki fanfiction. It had 627 stories by 118 authors.Echoes from the West homepage (accessed 23 May 2021).
==History==
On 5 April 2020, the archivist Elvaron announced that the site would be closing:
 
 
In December 2021, it was announced that Echoes from the West would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.Echoes from the West is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 14 December 2021) The import was completed in October 2023.Echoes from the West (Accessed 9 October 2023)
==References== 
Category:Saiyuki
Category:EFiction
Echoes of Elfland Horns (Professionals standalone zine)

Echoes of Elfland Horns is a slash Professionals novel by Wally.
It is part of a trilogy. See Echoes of Elfland Horns.
It was published first as a standalone, then combined with Sparrow Through the Hall, and then as part of a trilogy with No Vanity.
==Summary from Flyer==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Echoes of Forever (Star Trek story by Kathy Stanis)

Echoes of Forever is a K/S story by Kathy Stanis.
It was published in the print zine First Time #38.
==Summary==
"While in the past of the 1930ʼs, Kirk and Spock see a 3rd timeline in the tricorder, one in which they remain in the past and help create a better world as bondmates."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Echoes of Love

Echoes of Love is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake, with Avon/Soolin and Jenna/Cally, story by J.R..
It was published in Southern Comfort #8.5.
==Part of a Trilogy==
* Beyond the Far Horizon (Avon/Blake) ("Avon and Blake are surprised to realize that they are hopelessly in love...even though they can't seem to get along for more than an hour at a time!") (16 pages)
* Echoes of Love (Avon/Blake, with Avon/Soolin and Cally/Jenna) (33 pages)
* Coming Out of the Dark (Avon/Blake, with Cally/Jenna, Blake/Jenna and Avon/Cally) (36 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Blake's 7 Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Echoes of Terror

Echoes of Terror is a Simon and Simon novel published in three parts. It is by Regenia Marracino and Carlotta Vaughan.
The first part is a single story in Who Rides for Justice?. The second and third stories are separate zines. Later, all three stories were printed in a single volume.
==Summary==
This zine focuses on a rape in which AJ is the main victim. It extreme hurt comfort and rape recovery story in which AJ is brutally raped, and his brother Rick commits murder in an effort to help his brother recover. Extreme situations.
==Labeling==
While there is m/m sex in this zine, it is not between Rick and AJ.
Some sources call it a slash zine.
It is unknown if this "slash" designation is because, 1) of the same sex relationship between two original characters named Steve and Casey, or, 2) if it is because fans who have labeled the zine slash have kind of a messed-up idea regarding the premise and think same sex rape is slash.
==Zine Announcement==
==Book 1==
Actually, there is no "Book 1." The first part of this story appeared in Who Rides for Justice? #1. 
 
==Book 2==
Echoes of Terror Book Two contains 136 pages and was published in 1987.
From a publisher's ad: 
 
==Book 3==
Echoes of Terror Book Three contains 125 pages and was published in August 1989.
From Media Monitor and GAZ: 
From Simon and Simon Investigations #6: 
Excerpt from the third issue: 
 
File:echoes3-1.jpg| from issue #3
File:echoes3-3.jpg| from issue #3
File:Echoesss3-1.jpg| from issue #3
==A Later Combined Issue==
File:echoesterror1.jpg|The front cover of an issue that appears to be some sort of combined issue of probably all three stories. It is undated and contains 289 pages. This may also be a fan's custom zine.
==References==
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1980s
Echoes of the Empire

Echoes of the Empire is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology fanzine published by Banana Press which also published Datazine/Forum and BeNiF.
==Summaries==
==Issue 1==
Echoes of the Empire 1 was published in June 1978 (second printing June 1979, third May 1984) and contains 54 pages.
The fiction by is by Joyce Thompson and the poem by is by KathE Donnelly.
The front cover is by Caroline Hedge, other art by Mary Stacy-MacDonald, and Don Barnes.
 
A summary of the first issue was printed in the second issue:
 
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
Echoes of the Empire 2 was published in February 1979 and contains 85 pages. 
The art is by Debi Barbich, Caro Hedge, the calligraphy by Carol Angel. 
The fiction is by Joyce Thompson, and this issue contains a poem by KathE Donnelly.
The author thanks Karolyn Popovich for the use of her typewriter.
From the editorial: 
Recap as described in the third issue: 
 
 
Image:echoesempire2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Debi Barbich
Image:echoesempire2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Debi Barbich
Image:echoesempire2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Debi Barbich
Image:echoesempire2-4.jpg|from issue #2 
Image:echoesempire2-5.jpg|from issue #2 
Image:echoesempire2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Caro Hedge
==Issue 3==
 
Echoes of the Empire 3 was published in November 1979 and contains 90 pages.
The fiction is by Joyce Thompson.
The art is by Caro Hedge and Debi Barbich
150 copies were printed.
This volume follows Spock's life from age 15-19 on the planet Bel-Tanar.
Recap of issue #3, as described in issue #5: 
From the editorial: 
 
Image:echoestrek3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:echoesofthempire3-1.jpg|from issue #3
Image:echoesofthempire3-2.jpg|from issue #3
Image:echoesofthempire3-3.jpg|from issue #3
==Issue 4==
Echoes of the Empire 4 was published in May 1980 and contains 96 pages.
The fiction by is Joyce Thompson and the poem is by KathE Donnelly.
The front cover is by Caro Hedge, other art by Debi Barbich.
200 copies were printed.
From the flyer: 
Another recap as described in issue #5: 
==Issue 5==
Echoes of the Empire 5 was published in May 1981 and contains 60 pages.
The fiction by is by Joyce Thompson and the cover is by Caro Hedge.
200 copies were printed.
 
From the editorial: 
==Issue 6==
Echoes of the Empire 6 was published in 1983 and contains 74 pages.
100 copies were printed
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7==
Echoes of the Empire 7 wasn't written. But, if it had been, it would have gone something like this: "Spock is a young officer (age 24) aboard an Imperial Starship and Sarek is a powerful Empire official. This alternate universe zine continues with more intrigue, betrayal, and adult adventure. A long-forgotten incident from Sarek's past has deadly and surprising consequences for both Sarek and Spock. Can they escape with their lives and their careers intact? Sarek and Spock are forced to face each other -- will they be reconciled? A tale of desperation, determination, and revenge!" according to an ad in Datazine #32
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1970s ZinesCategory:1980s Zines
Echoes of the Heart

Echoes of the Heart is a 105-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Rhonda Collins. It is based on the series episodes "Terrible Savior" and "Siege."
The art is by Kevin Barnes, Rosemarie Hauer, Jan Durr, Sally Perkins, Sandy Chandler Shelton, and Felicia Coffee, (a student of Jan's).
"Special thanks to George R.R. Martin for "Terrible Savior" and David Peckinpah for "Siege."
==From the Author==
From a flyer: 
From the zine's preface: 
==Contents==
* Title Page (1)
* Acknowledgements (2)
* Table of Contents (3)
* Author's Preface, includes a poem: "Forever Dreams" (4)
* Chapter One: Echoes (6)
* Chapter Two: Trust (13)
* Chapter Three: Visions (22)
* Chapter Four: After-Images (31)
* Chapter Five: Afterlight (56)
* Chapter Six: Shadows (70)
* Chapter Seven: Doors and Windows (82)
* Chapter Eight: Dreams (89)
* Chapter Nine: Thy Sweet Love Remembered (95)
* ten full-page ads for Beauty and the Beast fanart, zines, and calendars
==Sample Interior Gallery==
Image:echoesoftheheart1.jpg|Rosemarie Hauer
Image:echoesoftheheart2.jpg|sample text
Image:echoesoftheheart3.jpg|Sally Perkins
Image:echoesoftheheart4.jpg|Felicia Coffee
Image:echoesoftheheart5.jpg|Sandy Chandler Shelton
Image:echoesoftheheart6.jpg|Rosemarie Hauer
Image:echoesoftheheart7.jpg|Rhonda Collins
Image:echoesoftheheart8.jpg| 
==Reactions and Reviews ==
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Echoes of the Past (Star Trek: TNG zine)

See Echoes of the Past for articles with a similar title.
Echoes of the Past is a 87-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Robin Douglass. It was edited by Elizabeth Knauel. 
Summary from an ad in The New Monthly: "The Federation had been observing the Romulans along the border, watching for signs of the weapons that they had been told about by Admiral Jerok several years before. They found the evidence. There as also mounting evidence that the Underground was gaining a foothold in the Romulan socieity and that there might be a chance for peace between the two governments. The Enterprise has been sent on a two-fold mission: to find the weapon and bring it back for study, and escort the Underground leaders to neutral territory for peace talks. Of course, there are those in the Romulan government want to see both missions fail."
 Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1996 Zines
EclectiCon (California)

You may be looking for EclectiCon (New Jersey).
EclectiCon was a science fiction and fantasy con in Sacramento.
==1987==
EclectiCon 1 ran from Feb. 13 to 15, 1987. The convention program book contains 28 pages and is 53.5x8.5 inches. One Guest of Honor was Stephen Goldin.
From staff member and attendee Kevin Standlee: 
==1988==
The convention program book contains 36 pages and is 53.5x8.5 inches. 
==1989==
==1990==
This was the fourth convention and was held February 16–18. Two of the guests in 1990 were John Levene and Richard Chavez. A fan remembers that it was "small", and it was the convention that introduced her to fanzines.The Blackwood Project #11
A con report: 
Guest of Honor was Greg Bear. Toastmaster was John DeCles. Other guests of note were Fritz Leiber, Rick Sternbach, and Paul (sp?) Anderson.
Featured in the Masquerade was a very convincing Lobo.
A handful of furry hall costumes were present, including my Randy Puritan. Most (all?) were feline.
The best attended panel of the con (even more than Sternabach's ST:TNG Slide Show) was "Gender Benders" (or "This is the Panel Your Mother Warned You
About") feturing John DeCles and Mary Mason (of "The John and Mary Sex Show"), one of the moderators of the Human Sexuality forums on Compu$erve, and three gender-benders (in drag): Peggy Cwick, Kayla Allen, and Randy Puritan. (Yeah, I was invited to be on the panel after Kayla's alter-ego saw my outfit at SiliCon. I didn't shave the moustache, though, making it more gender-f*ck than bent. For the curious, Randy is my personal furry, a dancer/performer who sometimes does drag, when it's called for. Randy was only in drag for the panel; he was "normal" on the previous day.)
(I was also on the Twin Peaks [R.I.P. B-(] panel, ostensibly as moderator. I supplied the damn fine doughnuts.)
The furry party (hosted by Yarf!, as usual for this area) was fairly well attended, with probably 15-20 people drifting in through the night. The party scene was quite small, with only two parties on Sunday night.Google group, rec.arts.comics by James Drew, posted ?, accessed July 7, 2012}}
==1991==
This was the last ElectiCon held.
==Some Photos==
* 1991 Gender Bender panel participant, photo taken Kevin Standlee
==Some Video==
* EclectiCon 2 Dealers Room Footage, video taken by Mark Merlino
* ConFurence 1 Furry Room party at EclectiCon 2, video taken by Mark Merlino
* EclectiCon 1 Costume Presentation, video taken by Mark Merlino
==References==
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Eclectic

Eclectic is a 68-page, digest-sized art zine. Some pieces have a very short "poetic" by Martie Benedict.
From Southern Enclave: "[Eclectic is] an all-art 68-page fanzine saluting fandom's favorite artists. This volume showcases Wanda Lybarger, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Karen River, Suzy Sansom, Scott Rosema, Barbara Fister-Liltz, Yvonne Zan, Frank Liltz and many more. ECLECTIC also features "poetics" by Martie Benedict." 
From a request for submissions in Datazine #38: "A new multimedia zine... All fandoms welcome. There are no prejudices as far as subject, but there are minimal literary standards that will be upheld. The Eclectic is intended to be a quarterly." 
==The Artists==
* Barbara Frances-Simon
* Dani Lane
* Barbara Fister-Liltz
* Frank V. Liltz
* Wanda Lybarger
* Mary Stacy-MacDonald
* Christine Mansfield
* Karen River
* Scott Rosema
* Suzy Sansom
* Nancy A. Stasulis
* Yvonne Zan
==Sample Gallery==
Image:eclectic1.jpg|sample page, Lando Calrissian by Karen River
Image:eclectic2.jpg|sample page, "Pretty Lady" by Scott Rosema 
Image:eclectic3.jpg|sample page, "The Doctor" by Barbara Francis-Simon
Image:eclectic4.jpg|sample page, "Starsky & Hutch" by Dani Lane
Image:eclectic5.jpg|sample page, "Timeless" by Suzy Sansom
Image:eclectic6.jpg|sample page, "Queen of Thieves" by Suzy Sansom
Image:eclectic7.jpg|sample page, "The Shamaness" by Christine Mansfield, an example of how each page of art had this sort of presentation
Image:eclectic8.jpg|sample page, "Cerin Amroth" by Mary Stacy-MacDonald
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Eclipse

==Doujinshi==
* Eclipse, a Harry Potter doujinshi
* Eclipse, a Lord of the Rings doujinshi
==Fanfiction==
* Eclipse, a Due South story
* Eclipse (Highlander story)
* Eclipse, a Star Trek: TOS story by Aconitum-Napellus
* Eclipse, a Starsky & Hutch story
* Eclipse, an X-Files story by Rachel Howard
* Eclipse, an X-Files story by Diana Battis and alanna
==Misc==
* Eclipse, a fansub group known for speedsubbing
* Eclipse, a Pros fan
* convention (Earls Court, London, June 2002)
==Zines==
* Eclipse, a Star Trek: TOS novel by Wendy Rathbone
* Eclipse, a Star Trek: TOS novel by Cath Knowles
* Eclipse, a Star Trek: TOS newsletter
* Eclipse, a Star Wars zine (1983)
Eclipse (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Eclipse, subtitled Sairoku Shuu (再録集, "Re-Recorded Collection"), is a Harry Potter doujinshi by WILBUR in Ash Grey. It is a collection of work from several of WILBUR's previous doujinshi, including:
* The Fullmoon for 100 Years (2001)
* Back to Avalon (2002)
* Charles's Wain (2001)
* Little Polarstar (2001)
It primarily features Harry, Sirius, and Remus.
== Gallery ==
Image:Eclipse HP DJ front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Eclipse HP DJ back.jpg|Partial back cover
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Eclipse (Lord of the Rings doujinshi)

Eclipse is a yaoi Lord of the Rings 28-page Aragorn x Boromir doujinshi by Psychedelic Typhoon / Rose Fukawa.
 
Image:eclipselotr.jpg|cover
Image:eclipselotrinterior.jpg|inside art
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Eclipse (Star Trek: TOS zine by Cath Knowles)

For other similar articles, see Eclipse.
Eclipse is a gen Star Trek: TOS 46-page novel by Cath Knowles.
==The Trilogy==
* Lady of the Dawn (1983)
* Eclipse (1986)
* ?
==Description==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Eclipse (Star Trek: TOS zine by Wendy Rathbone)

Eclipse is a 53-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Wendy Rathbone. It includes some Wrath of Khan poetry and two illos by John Runk.
 
==About==
From Media Monitor: "Captain Kirk must face his past or lose command of the Enterprise because of recurring blackouts which threaten his ability to command. Also, Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan poetry by Rathbone, Story and poetry rated PG."
==From the Author's Forward in the Zine==
==Sample Interior Gallery==
File:eclipseone.jpg|sample text
File:eclipsetwo.jpg|an illo by John Runk
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Eclipse (Star Wars zine)

Eclipse is gen Star Wars 239-page novel by Jeanine Hennig. On the cover, "A Catalyst! Novella." It is part of the Catalyst! Collected series. The art is by Dani Lane.
==Summaries==
Summary from an ad in Southern Enclave: "What happens when a Jedi Healer loses the final battle with death? What could force the ultimate betrayal? What could stage the defeat of the Grand Master of the New Order of Jedi Knights? What could drive Alliance and Jedi apart-- then force them back together in a tumult of despair? And what could drive a young Jedi girl to rip open the barriers of TIme itself to retrieve what she has irrevocably lost?"
From Star Wars Zine Bibliography: "Rhevyn Kenobi after Luke - kidnaps Wedge, Jessami, Marika (Luke's daughter) and Bran (Han's son)."
 
==From the Author's Afterword==
Image:eclipse-1.jpg|inside page, foldout 
Image:eclipse-2.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-3.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-4.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-5.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-6.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-7.jpg|inside page 
Image:eclipse-8.jpg|inside page 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
==References==
 Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Ecstatic Drum Trip

Henry Jenkins described ECSTATIC DRUM TRIP as a vid that “spins wrecklessly (sic) out of control, offering us a mad rush of images.” The vid is not only famous for its use of motion and fast cutting, but also for the fact that Luminosity made the audio by combining a percussive Rusted Roots track with samples from show to create a frenetic track about time.
There is excellent 2005 commentary on the vid here, at Tea at the Ford, including:
:John Crichton falls through a wormhole into outer space, and also inner space, into and forever out of time. In the blink of an eye, there's a universe present for a moment passing, captured, and set free in every frame.
and:
:I made Drum Trip in June. I was up to my ears in the Scooby Road project, and I needed a break.
:The idea of vidding Farscape to Rusted Root came to me before I ever saw an episode. I was going to vid "Ecstasy," which is the song after "Drum Trip," but I wanted to experiment with audio editing, and "Ecstasy" has (bizarre and mostly unintelligible) lyrics already. "Drum Trip" uses the vocals as just another instrument, and that made it possible for me to add more vocals. Now, when I listen to the album, "Drum Trip" doesn't sound right without my dialogue overlays.
:And speaking of audio editing, I was inspired by a post on the Vidder list at Yahoo. The writer was hawking his "fan trailers" for X-Files, and he mentioned that fan vids weren't as sophisticated as his trailers, mostly because the vidders just used songs without editing them. I took quiet umbrage because I edit the audio on about half of my vids, moving verses around, deleting big chunks, etc. The gauntlet was tossed! (Luminosity)
aycheb said of the vid:
:Music is driving, cool, clean hard. Something like late 90?s drum n? bass but this would be hard to dance to. Not the speed so much but its feels really tight. Constricting. Like being pushed through a wormhole?
:Segue.
:Starts as he shatters then falls, wormhole images setting up the motion. Hurtling ever backward as if Crichton?s whole life is flashing before him. Is it the moment of death? Faster. First see all the people. Faster. Aeryn and Scorpious begin to dominate. Never together in the same shot. Anima and animus, the terrible twins, monkeys on my shoulder. Faster. Lots of double images, double helix, a life unravelling. Faster. That plant woman, rosemary and thyme. Faster. Images fragmenting, multiple reflections, nothing is real. Faster. Memories earthly and otherwise. Start of the blue period. Colour of death. Snowstorm. Old Man. Time up.
:Ends alone as he began. Here I am.
Ecto Press

Ecto Press published multi-fandom gen fanzines.
The owners was Sheila Paulson.
==Ecto Press==
* Achilles Heel (Riptide)
* Anachronism (Real Ghostbusters)
* The Bondstone (Blake's 7)
* The Ecto-Containment Grid (Real Ghostbusters)
* Exile (Real Ghostbusters)
* Out of the Frying Pan (Quantum Leap)
* The Scrying Glass (Real Ghostbusters)
* Song of Creation (Real Ghostbusters)
* 'Tis the Season (multifandom)
Ed, Edd n Eddy

Ed, Edd n Eddy is an animated series that aired on Cartoon Network from 1999 to 2009.
==Fandom==
The fandom's primary slash pairing is KevEdd (Edd "Double D"/Kevin). The ship's popularity can be attributed to C2ndy2c1d and her KevEdd fancomics created in 2013. C2ndy2c1d also created popular OCs, such as Nathan "Nat" Kedd Goldberg, who have made their way into other fanworks. 
==Links & Resources==
* Ed Edd n Eddy at Archive of Our Own
* Ed Edd n Eddy at FanFiction.Net
* ed-edd-n-eddy tag at Tumblr
* ed_edd_and_eddy at LiveJournal
* an_edsession at LiveJournal
* Ed, Edd n Eddy Fanon Wiki
Category:Ed, Edd n Eddy