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Shadows of the Night

Shadows of the Night is the fan club fanzine of The Pittsburgh Dark Shadows Fan Club.
From the online flyer: "A quality publication, SOTN is intended to further the enjoyment of DS for its many fans. SOTN is the official publication of the PITTSBURGH DARK SHADOWS FAN CLUB. SOTN contains DS news and current events, editorial, rare and not so rare photographs (some of them in color), DS FEST reports, memorabilia coverage, fan fiction and many other features. SOTN was the first to publish performance photographs and actual scripts of the COLLINSPORT PLAYERS' many DS-inspired comedies which the Players perform at DS conventions in CA and NY."
==Issue 1==
Shadows of the Night 1
==Issue 2==
Shadows of the Night 2
==Issue 3==
Shadows of the Night 3
==Issue 4==
Shadows of the Night 4
==Issue 5==
Shadows of the Night 5 was published in March 1989.
 Image:shadowsofthenight5.jpg| cover of issue #5 
==Issue 6==
Shadows of the Night 6 was published in 1989.
Image:sotn6front.jpg|front cover of issue #6
Image:sotn6back.jpg|back cover of issue #6
==Issue 7==
Shadows of the Night 7 was published in 1989.
Image:sotn7front.jpg|front cover of issue #7
Image:sotn7back.jpg|back cover of issue #7
==Issue 8==
Shadows of the Night 8
==Issue 9==
Shadows of the Night 9
Image:shadowsnight9front.jpg|front cover of issue #9
Image:shadowsnight9back.jpg|back cover of issue #9
==Issue 10==
Shadows of the Night 10 was published in 1990 and contains 52 pages. The front cover is by Diane Vaughn.
Image:sotn10front.jpg|front cover of issue #10
Image:sotn10back.jpg|back cover of issue #10
==Issue 11==
Shadows of the Night 11
==Issue 12==
Shadows of the Night 12 was published in 1990.
Image:sotn12front.jpg|front cover of issue #12
Image:sotn12back.jpg|back cover of issue #12
==Issue 13==
Shadows of the Night 13 was published in April 1990.
Image:sotn13front.jpg|front cover of issue #13
Image:sotn13back.jpg|back cover of issue #13
==Issue 14==
Shadows of the Night 14
*Collinwood 1990 by Mark D. (Fiction)
*Over Shadowed by Felice (Art)
*Barnabas in Graveyard by Charles G. (Art)
*Collinsport Player skit by Jeff T. (Play)
*Quentin's Theme by Lucidscreamer (Poem)
*Filksong by Lucidscreamer (Filk)
*Shadows' Song by Jim M. (Poem)
*Fascinating Shadows
*Pittsburgh's Dark Shadows Fan Club is Scaring Up some Good Times by Dan Silvio (Article)
*Where Were You When Dark Shadows was Cancelled? by Emily K.
*Lite Shadows by Lucidscreamer (Comic strip)
*Dark Shadows News
==Issue 15==
Shadows of the Night 15
*Collinwood 1990 by Mark Douchette (Fiction)
*Werewolf by Doric (Art)
*Innovation Comics' Dark Shadows Comic Books by Jeff Thompson (Review)
*Lara Parker by Craig Hamrick (Interview)
*DS Memorabilla
*As the World Burns by E. DeJesus(Skit)
*Fascinating Shadows
*Lite Shadows by Lucidscreamer (Comic strip)
*Strange Shadows by Dan Silvio (Article)
*Dark Shadows News
==1989 Supplement==
Image:sotnsuppl1989.jpg|cover of 1989 supplement
==1990 Supplement==
Image:sotnsuppl.jpg|cover of 1990 supplement
Category:Club Zines
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s
Shadows of the Past (Sentinel story)

Shadows of the Past is a The Sentinel/La Femme Nikita story by LitGal.
==Awards and Nominations==
*Case & Action (Gen) Nominee - Light My Fire Awards 2006
*Crossover (Gen) Nominee - Light My Fire Awards 2006, archived 5 January 2009.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Gen Fanfiction
Category:La Femme Nikita
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2005 FanfictionCategory:2006 Fanfiction
Shadows of the Past (Sentinel zine)

You may be looking for A Shadow from the Past, a K/S story.
Shadows of the Past is a 200-page (62986 words) slash novel by Candy Apple and art by TACS. It is a sequel to, After All and part of this series: These Two Hearts.
It was first published by AMC Press in 2003 as part of the Best of the Net series. In 2018, it was reissued in print and PDF by Requiem Publications.
==Summaries==
From the distributor: 
==Author's Notes==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:2003 Zines
Shadows of the Underground

Shadows of the Underground was a Dark Angel fanfiction site with stories by Kara and links to other Dark Angel sites.
It was added to the Your Eyes Only Dark Angel links archive on April 08, 2002.Your Eyes Only - DALA: Dark Angel Links Archive, via Wayback: 27 October 2009. (Accessed 27 December 2013) The description reads: "Dark Angel fanfiction, and home to the Children of the Shadows series."
The site was a member of the Dark Angel's Eyes Only webring.
==References==
Category:Dark Angel
Category:2000s
Shadowsapiens

:You may be looking for shadowlover, a similarly-named exchange fandom writer.
shadowsapiens is a fan writer and mod in the exchange fandom who used to go be shadow_lover before changing her username to avoid confusion with a similarly-named Yuletide participant. Shadow mods the 18+ Discord server Exchanges After Dark and its yearly anniversary celebration, Birthday Bash. She also ran the single fandom exchanges Rare Ships!!! on IceShe revealed her modding of RSOI in the January 2020 post retirement!!! on ice - thanks, everyone! where she revealed that she wouldn't run it again (a Yuri!!! On Ice rarepair exchange) and Bungou Stray Dogs Spring Fling as well as modding roughly half of the second round of We Die Like Fen.
Shadow gives the follow Blanket Permissions on her AO3 profile:
==References==
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
Shadowscapes

Shadowscapes is a het Beauty and the Beast 89-page anthology by Beth Adams/Beth Gualda. Art Information: 14 illustrations by the author.
It is a classic zine containing 8 stories, some of which have been published previously in the zine Forever and Always. However, most of these have been expanded substantially or changed since their initial publication.
* The Argument ("A lot of "Beauty and the Beast" fanfiction is 'what-if' fics, and this is no exception. It appears in the fanzine, Shadowscapes" published in 1999. If you ignore the turn of events in the third season, Catherine and Vincent's relationship would have no doubt evolved even if they couldn't ever truly be together in a normal sense.")
* other unknown content
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Shadowstar

Shadowstar is a gen multimedia zine with heavy Star Wars content. It was edited and published by Mary Jean Holmes.
From the title page of the second issue: "Shadowstar is a not-for-profit fan publication dedicated to the proliferation of science fiction and fantasy literature and art."
It ran for thirty-four issues from 1980-1992. It was originally a quarterly publication and was pretty consistent in that schedule, remarkably so considering its long run.
The series had several regular features. One of them was the essay series Shady Thoughts.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics.
Shadowstar Issues	Shadowstar Issues	Shadowstar Issues	Shadowstar Issues	Shadowstar Issues
Issues 001-005 	Issues 006-007 	Issues 008-009 	Issues 010-011 	Issues 012-013
Issues 014-015 	Issues 016-017 	Issues 018-019 	Issues 020-022 	Issues 023-024
Issues 025-026 	Issues 027-028 	Issues 029-030 	Issues 031-032 	Issues 033-034
==Regarding the Title==
From the second issue: 
==A 1983 Statement by the Editor==
Holmes wrote a response to the essay Shady Thoughts: "Why Do You Waste Your Time Writing This Stuff?" in issue #10:
==General Fan Comments==
1982: 
1982: 
1983: 
1985: 
[1985]: 
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== References ==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s
Shadowstar/Issues 29-30

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==Issue 29==
Shadowstar 29 was published in Autumn 1988 and contains 114 pages. 
The art is by Mary Jean Holmes, Mary Wood, L.J. Juliano, Wanda Lybarger, John Sies, and Diana Stein.
It contains Real Ghostbusters, Star Wars, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea fiction.
* Letter from the Editor (1)
* Memorial Day by Mary Wood (Star Wars) (2)
* One Magic Night by Marti Schuller (Luke is instructed by the ghostly image of Ben Kenobi to go to the Terra System and this time he MUST take Han along. What awaits them on this unknown world is beyond their wildest imaginings.) (Star Wars) (5)
* Tell Me a Story by Kathryn Agel (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (reprinted in Below the Surface #5) (35)
* An Imperial Christmas, filk to the tune of "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," by Pat Molitor (42)
* Beyond the Maelstrom, part four by Michael Dayne Winkle (43)
* Rachel Was Special by Paula Freda (Blade Runner) (72)
* Half-Second Thoughts by L.A. Carr (Star Wars) (75)
* The Holly and the Dryad by Mary Jean Holmes (The Real Ghostbusters) (76)
* Luke's Wish, filk to the tune of "Jolly Old St. Nicholas," by Pat Molitor (114)
* ads (115)
File:shadowstar29-1.jpg|from issue #29, Mary Wood
File:shadowstar29-2.jpg|from issue #29, Mary Wood
File:shadowstar29-3.jpg|from issue #29, Mary Wood
File:shadowstar29-5.jpg|from issue #29 
 File:shadowstar29art.jpg|from issue #29, Mary Jean Holmes for "The Holly and the Dryad" 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 29==
==Issue 30==
Shadowstar 30 was published in Spring 1989 and contains 149 pages. 
The art is by Mary Jean Holmes, L.J. Juliano, Wanda Lybarger, Carol Paulson, Sandy Schreiber, John Sies, Diana Stein, and Mary Wood.
It was the winner of a Star Wars 1990 Fan Q Award.
* Letter from the Editor (1)
* The Legend by Marti Schuller (Star Wars) (2)
* The Little People by Kathryn Agel (part of The Starbird's Children Universe) (Star Wars) (23)
* Starshower Dreams, part one by Linda Ruth Pfonner (Star Wars) (25)
* Dream a Little Dream by L.A. Carr ("Editor's note: Unless I'm mistaken, this story is from the author's SW variant universe, in which Palpatine never overthrew the Republic, Anakin never fell to the Dark Side, this Luke and Leia were never separated, Ben Kenobi was not killed, etc. Other stories from this alternate have appeared in other fanzines.") (50)
* The Forgotten by Catriona Campbell (Star Wars) (52)
* Obligatory Sick Cartoon (72)
* Han and Leia by Paula Freda (72)
* Turning Points, part one by Janice Lemel (Star Wars) (74)
* The Deadly Deception by Deborah Kittle (102)
* Graven Image, conclusion by Mary Wood and Mary Wood (115)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 30==
== References ==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
 
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Shadowstar/Issues 31-32

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==Issue 31==
Shadowstar 31 was published in Summer/Fall 1989 and contains 150 pages (60% Star Wars 20% Real Ghostbusters, 20% Jules Verne.) 
The art is by Sandy Schrieber, L.J. Juliano, Wanda Lybarger, John Sies and Mary Wood.
* Letter from the Editor (1)
* Beyond the Maelstrom, part 5, by Michael Dayne Winkle (Jules Verne) (3)
* Diptych by Paula Freda (Star Wars) (32)
* Baby Boom by Mary Jean Holmes (The Real Ghostbusters) (38)
* Truth, and Consequences by L.A. Carr (Star Wars) (69)
* Starshower Dreams, conclusion by Linda Ruth Pfonner (Star Wars) (73)
* The Omega Factor by Terry O'Brien (Doctor Who) (100)
* Turning Points, part two by Janice Lamel (119)
* ads (150)
File:shadowstar31-1.jpg|from issue #31, Sandy Schrieber
File:shadowstar31-2.jpg|from issue #31, Sandy Schrieber
File:shadowstar31-3.jpg|from issue #31, Sandy Schrieber
File:shadowstar31-4.jpg|from issue #31, Wanda Lybarger
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 31==
==Issue 32==
Shadowstar 32 was published in 1990 and contains 146 pages. 
The art is by Mary Jean Holmes, Wanda Lybarger, Sandy Schreiber, Sandra Williams and Mary Wood.
* Letter from the Editor (1)
* Penumbra (2)
* Poturna by Marti Schuller (14)
* Star Wars Word Seeker: Empire by Marci Erwin (38)
* Beyond the Maelstron, part six by Michael Dayne Winkle (Jules Verne) (39)
* What It's About, poem by Paula Freda (61)
* The End of the Dream by Mary Jean Holmes (Star Wars) (62)
* The Love Harp by Paula Freda (84)
* Come Tomorrow by Catriona Campbell (Star Wars) (88)
* Lords of the Heart and the Assassin Droid: part one by Paula Freda (Star Wars) (97)
* Turning Points, part three by Janice Lamel (Star Wars) (118)
* The Traveling Saleslady and the Farmer's Nephew by L.A. Carr (Star Wars) (145)
* Smugglers's Rules poem by Amy Sue Zeier (146)
* ads (147)
File:shadowstar32-1.jpg|from issue #32, Mary Jean Holmes
File:shadowstar32-2.jpg|from issue #32, Mary Wood
File:shadowstar32-3.jpg|from issue #32, Sandra Williams
File:shadowstar32-4.jpg|from issue #32, Sandy Schreiber
 
== References ==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Shadowstar/Issues 33-34

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==Issue 33==
Shadowstar 33 was published in Spring 1992 and contains 170 pages.
The front cover is by Mary Jean Holmes and Mary Wood. The back cover is by Wanda Lybarger. The interior illos are by Wanda Lybarger, and Sandy Schreiber.
From the editorial: 
* A Letter from the Editor (1)
* Lords of the Heart and the Thief of Soul by Paula Freda (Star Wars) (2)
* Shadow Hunting by Roberta Stuemke (Willow) (18)
* Aftermath by Mary Jean Holmes (sequel to Turnabout) (Star Wars) (54)
* Beyond the Maelstrom, part 7 by Michael Dayne Winkle (66)
* Turning Points, Part Four by Janice Lamel (Star Wars) (96)
* Destiny's Design by Marti Schuller (Star Wars) (122)
* At Very First Sight by Mary Jean Holmes (Back to the Future) (133)
File:shadowstar33-1.jpg|from issue #33, Mary Wood
File:shadowstar33-2.jpg|from issue #33, Mary Wood
 
==Issue 34==
Shadowstar 34 was published in summer 1994 and contains 51 pages. The front cover is by Bruce Bond. The back cover is by Wanda Lybarger. The interior art is by Sandy Schriber and Mary Jean Holmes.
It was the winner of a 1990 Star aWard for a multimedia zine (containing SW).
From the editorial: 
* A Letter from the Editor (1)
* Past Sins: Shadow on the Rock by Paula Freda (Star Wars) (2)
* Dreams by Barbara Peake (Indiana Jones) (21)
* These Days by Kathy Agel (Star Wars) (25)
* Conjuncture by Mary Jean Holmes (Star Wars) (26)
* Time, poem by Kathy Agel (Star Wars) (54)
* The Further Misadventures of Luke Skywalker and Friends by Mary Jean Holmes ("Readers of Shadowstar who have been with us virtually from the start (as well as those who have joined us in recent years!) may remember a silly little story back is issue #2, which was based on the exploits of Luke Skywalker, his fellow rebels, and a few new faces in a variation on the science-fiction based role-playing game Traveller. That adventure was only one of many that evolved over the years, and the cartoon which follows is a snippet from one of those escapades, drawn about 10 years ago. A little background explanation is needed for it to make sense....") (Star Wars) (55)
* Zimbabwe by Paula Freda ("Paula's original character, Macey Davenport, appeared in several stories printed in issues of our Indiana Jones 'zine. Fortune & Glory.") (Indiana Jones) (64)
* Reflections by Catriona Campbell (Star Wars) (90)
* Beyond the Maelstrom, conclusion by Michael Dayne Winkle (Jules Verne) (99)
File:shadowstar34-1.jpg|from issue #34 
File:shadowstar34-2.jpg|from issue #34, Mary Jean Holmes 
 
 
== References ==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
 
Category:1990s
Shady Thoughts

Shady Thoughts is the title of a series of meta essays in the print zine Shadowstar.
Some of the essays were written by the zine's editor, but most were by "guest" columnists.
All of the essays were fan-related except for one. 
==The Essays== 
* Shady Thoughts: Who is the Other? Theories I've Encountered by Mary Jean Holmes (Winter 1980)
* Shady Thoughts: Terrans Will Be Terrans by Jean Danielsen (Summer 1981)
* Shady Thoughts: In Defense of Media Science Fiction and Fan Fiction by Mary Jean Holmes (Winter 1982)
* Shady Thoughts: Further Comments and Editorial Reaction to "Who is the Other?" by Linda Ruth Pfonner (Spring 1982)
* Shady Thoughts: Tolerance in Fandom: an Endangered Specie? by Mary Jean Holmes (Summer 1982)
* Shady Thoughts: "Why Do You Waste Your Time Writing This Stuff?" by Roberta Stuemke (Spring 1983)
* Shady Thoughts: Our Writer's Guidelines: An Explanation by Mary Jean Holmes (Summer 1983)
* Shady Thoughts: On Being Edited, A Reaction by Roberta Stuemke (Winter 1984)
* Shady Thoughts: Another Look at "On Being Edited, A Reaction" by Wanda Lybarger (Spring 1984)
* Shady Thoughts: A Theory to Explain the Universe (According to George Lucas) by Mary Jean Holmes (Summer 1984)
* Shady Thoughts: An Open Letter to George Lucas by Dorothy P. Freda (Fall 1984)
* Shady Thoughts: Why I Like Reading/Writing Fan Fiction by Misty Lackey (Winter 1985)
* Shady Thoughts: On Challenger Incident by Mary Jean Holmes (Summer 1986) (not fannish)
* Shady Thoughts: Star Wars and the Road to Middle Earth? by Thomas M. Egan (Spring 1988)
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Shady Thoughts: "Why Do You Waste Your Time Writing This Stuff?"

Shady Thoughts: "Why Do You Waste Your Time Writing This Stuff?" is a 1983 essay by Roberta Stuemke. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #10 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfiction as creative expression
* the value of transformative works
* fandom and gift culture, fandom and profit
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
The editor of Starshadow included her comments directly after Stuemke's essay:
 
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Shady Thoughts: A Theory to Explain the Universe (According to George Lucas)

Shady Thoughts: A Theory to Explain the Universe (According to George Lucas) is a 1984 essay by Mary Jean Holmes . 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #15 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
The topics were authorial intent, fanon, head canons (though that phrase is not specifically used), fan controversy regarding plot points and characterization in Star Wars and its fanfiction, and "chemical disintegration."
==From the Essay==
 
 
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Shady Thoughts: An Open Letter to George Lucas

Shady Thoughts: An Open Letter to George Lucas is a 1984 essay by Paula Freda. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #16 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
The topic is the importance of the Star Wars universe to hearts and souls of fans, and a plea for George Lucas to continue in his mission. 
==The Essay==
 
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Shady Thoughts: Another Look at "On Being Edited, A Reaction"

Shady Thoughts: Another Look at "On Being Edited, A Reaction" is a 1984 essay by Wanda Lybarger. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #14 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
It is a direct response Shady Thoughts: On Being Edited, A Reaction by Roberta Stuemke.
==From the Essay==
 
 
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Shady Thoughts: Further Comments and Editorial Reaction to "Who is the Other?"

Shady Thoughts: Further Comments and Editorial Reaction to "Who is the Other?" is a 1982 essay by Linda Ruth Pfonner. It is a response to Shady Thoughts: Who is the Other? Theories I've Encountered published two years earlier.
It was printed in Shadowstar #6 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
The essay's topic fan speculation regarding Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back and a line from that movie about there being The Other, someone who was not Luke Skywalker. It is also an example of the division some fans felt over choosing who was the "hero" of Star Wars: Han or Luke.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Other can't be Leia because she is too young and busy with other things
* it could be a love interest of Han that hasn't been introduced yet
* the Other is Han because: he found Luke on Hoth, the way he is comfortable with weapons, the way he flies his ship through the astroid belt, he was uneasy about Bespin, and "last, but most certainly the least: WHY IN THE NAME OF ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGONS OF PERN DID DARTH VADER FOLLOW THE MILLENNIUM FALCON OFF HOTH?"
* Tarot cards are good indicators of truth
==From the Essay==
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Shady Thoughts: In Defense of Media Science Fiction and Fan Fiction

Shady Thoughts: In Defense of Media Science Fiction and Fan Fiction is a 1982 essay by Mary Jean Holmes.
It was printed in Shadowstar #5 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
The essay's topics are "literary snobbishness" regarding science fiction media and fanworks by members of the general population.
==From the Essay==
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Shady Thoughts: On Being Edited, A Reaction

Shady Thoughts: On Being Edited, A Reaction is a 1984 essay by Roberta Stuemke. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #13 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
There was a direct response to this essay in the next issue of Shadowstar. See Shady Thoughts: Another Look at "On Being Edited, A Reaction" by Wanda Lybarger.
==From the Essay==
 
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Shady Thoughts: Our Writer's Guidelines: An Explanation

Shady Thoughts: Our Writer's Guidelines: An Explanation'" is a 1983 essay by Mary Jean Holmes. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #11 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
While the essay in itself is a very detailed description of one zine's tribber guidelines, it is also an interesting view of some language, terms, and attitudes of the time. 
==Similar Essays==
* How We Learned to Stop Guessing and Trust Roget by Sheila Clark and Valerie Piacentini (1982)
* Shady Thoughts: Our Writer's Guidelines: An Explanation by Mary Jean Holmes (1983)
* One Editor's Views by Doreen DaBinett (1983)
==Introduction==
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
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Shady Thoughts: Star Wars and the Road to Middle Earth?

Shady Thoughts: Star Wars and the Road to Middle Earth? is a 1988 essay by Thomas M. Egan. 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #27 and is last of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
 
==The Essay==
 
 
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Shady Thoughts: Terrans Will Be Terrans

Shady Thoughts: Terrans Will Be Terrans is a 1981 essay by Jean Danielsen. 
It is a response to the editorial by Mary Jean Holmes in Shadowstar #2, that of fannish in-fighting, fannish politics, gatekeeping, and exclusion.
It was printed in Shadowstar #3 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
==From the Essay==
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Shady Thoughts: Tolerance in Fandom: an Endangered Specie?

Shady Thoughts: Tolerance in Fandom: an Endangered Specie? is a 1982 essay by Mary Jean Holmes. 
The topics are the hierarchy of fans and the disrespect for certain kinds of fans and fandoms. While the idea is the same, the term Geek Hierarchy wasn't invented until 2002. The essay is also a rant against old fans being unable to change and embrace new things. 
It was printed in Shadowstar #7 and is part of the Shady Thoughts essay series.
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
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