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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1977 Philadelphia Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Philadelphia was held July 15-18, 1977 at the Holiday Inn on City Line Avenue.
 
== Guests of Honor==
Guests were James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Grace Lee Whitney, Howard Weinstein, Richard K. Preston, Leory W. Dubek, Howard L. Poss, Sondra Marshak, and Myrna Culbreath.
Heash was the Master of Ceremonies.
==Convention Staff==
John Townsely was the chair.
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
===Some Collating Help===
The zine Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin #1 was collated at this con by "Townsley's Phillycon turkeys." from a note in Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin #1 
===Cabaret Night on Rigel II===
From the program book:
==Statement from John Townsley==
A statement from one of the main promotors, chairman John Townsley, in the program book:
==Program Book==
File:Star Trek Phil 1977-4.jpg|art by G. Moaven
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==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
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== Programming==
 
* Dealers Room
* light shows and slide shows
* fan club exhibits
* Green Orion Dancers (dancing)
* Orpheus (music)
* Mummers Star Trektacular (dancing)
* "Star Trek: The New Voyages" by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath
* "Beyond Star Trek Panel"
* a presentation by the Star Trek Welcommittee
* "Shatner: Where No Man..." by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath
* "Star Trek Outreach Panel"
* "Space Colonization" by Richard K. Preston
* "Universe," a movie narrated by William Shatner (not in person, though!)
* "Starfleet Academy" by Richard K. Preston
* "Inside a Klingon Battle Cruiser"
* "UFO's" by Leroy W. Dubeck
* Autograph and Rap Session with George Takei
* Autograph and Rap Session with Grace Lee Whitney
* Autograph and Rap Session with Nichelle Nichols
* Autograph and Rap Session with Walter Koenig
* "Our Picture of the Universe According to Modern Astronomy" by Howard L. Poss
* Trivia Olympics
* Masquerade
* Art Auction
* the Star Trek Bloopers
* Autograph and Rap Session with James Doohan
* Talent Contest
* "Astronomy and Astrology" by Howard L. Poss
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==Links to Photos and Videos==
* ("George Takei (Sulu of Star Trek in white) at our party 1977 (Star Trek Philadelphia) Doing his version of Spock's 'live long…' I'd bet JL is in the front far right, holding her face in laughter. …and don't use this quote! George always made people laugh, and feel important.")
* (panel members, including Jean Lorrah and Jacqueline Lichtenberg)
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== Articles and Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1978 (July) Philadelphia Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Philadelphia took place July 14-16 at the Holiday Inn on City Line Avenue.
Planned: Admission was $10 until October 1977, $15 from November 1977 to April 1978, and $20 after May 1978. Checks were payable to "Star Trek Philadelphia."
Guest of honor was George Takei, perhaps others.
From an article in "The Philadelphia Inquirer":
NOTE: there may have been another con scheduled for this weekend at the same place, but that con was postponed and held August 18-20, 1978 at the Sheraton Hotel on JFK Blvd. 
 
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
Image:startrekamerica1978phil.jpg|a flyer printed in the previous year's Philadelphia souvenir booklet
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1978 Conventions
Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1978 (September) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek America 1978 was held Sept 2-4, 1978 at the Statler Hilton Hotel in New York. It has the subtitle: "Star Trek America."
Cost was $15 before July, and $20 after July. You could get a "Non-Attending Membership" for $5 which purchased a "Souvenir Program Book and Convention Materials sent after the Convention."
== Guests of Honor==
==Convention Staff==
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
From a 1978 flyer: "Featuring an exciting line-up of celebrities and events plus a surprise mystery guest. Name the Tribble Contest: What name would you give to your Pet Tribble? Enter your choice on the Registration Form below. The Most Original Name, selected by our judges, will win a $50.00 Cash Prize which will be presented by one of our Guests."
==The Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 File:StarTrekAmerica1978.jpg| flyer for the 1978 convention 
Image:startrekamerica1978-5.jpg|another 1978 flyer, this one printed in the February New York City Star Trek America program book: 
== Programming==
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles and Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1978 Atlanta Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Atlanta was held June 30-July 2, 1978.
=== Guests of Honor=== 
William Shatner, James Doohan, Walter Koenig, Sondra Marshak, Myrna Culbreath, Richard K. Preston, and Anna Tornheim Hassan (Marshak's mother).
Heash was the Master of Ceremonies.
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==Convention Staff==
 
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
Some guaranteed sales for William Shatner: "To prevent overcrowding, William Shatner will Autograph only copies of his record album, "William Shatner Live."
==The Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming== 
* Space Traders Room
*Starfleet Academy
* Science Fiction Games
* Computer Games
* the Star Trek Bloopers were shown
* "Space... The American Dream" by Richard Preston
* Sondra Marshak, Myrna Culbreath, and Anna Tornheim Hassan (Marshak's mother) present excerpts from Shatner: Where No Man and "Mr. Spock's Guide to the Planet Vulcan"
* "Science Fiction Games" by Lou Zocchi
* "Star Trek Musicfest" by Amy Harlib and Roberta Rogow
* "The Challenge for Space" by Richard Preston
* "Harry Mudd's Old Time Medicine Show"
* "Star Trek Trivia Slide Show"
* "Making the Star Trek Dream Come True" by Richard Preston
* "Star Trek: The New Movie" by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath
* Industrialization of Space" by Richard Preston
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==Links to Photos and Videos==
==A Massive Fandom Rift==
See Interstat #10, #11, #12, as well as the editorial by Rebecca Hoffman in Southern Star #5.
=="Whales Weep Not"==
A fan reported that William Shatner had preformed a recitation of D.H. Lawrence's poem, "Whales Weep Not": 
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1978 Conventions
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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1979 (February) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek America 1979 was held in New York City February 17-19. It was subtitled "Star Trek Space Expo."
Many fans also remember the massive blizzard that overtook the city that same weekend. 
== Guests of Honor==
==Convention Staff==
A fan in Scuttlebutt #11 referred to this con as a "Townsley Trek in February." Another fan also referred to this con as a "Townsley con" in Fesarius #4. This means that John Townsley was probably the con chair.
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
The fans who did August Party organized a mini-con within this con which started off as a joke to bolster the flagging spirits of fans stranded due to the weather ("The convention itself was unremarkable and at times downright tedious, but the company was marvelous..."). "Snowcon" included generated a filk written by Roberta Rogow and Greg Baker for this con. "Snowcon" included a borrowed projector to view movies, and a visit by James Doohan. from Command Center Jan/Feb 1979 
==The Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming==
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
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Star Trek America 1979 was held in New York City September 1-3, 1979 at the New York Stabler (formerly the Stabler Hilton) Hotel. 
It was titled: "Star Trek America."
 
== Guests of Honor==
Isaac Asimov, Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig, Dr. Jesco von Puttkamer, and Angelique Pettyjohn.
==Convention Staff==
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
"An added surprise to the guest speeches was a dance done by Angelique Pettyjohn as Shana, to the ever-popular strains of the Star Trek theme." --from A Piece of the Action #78
==The Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming==
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1979 Conventions
Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1980 New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek America 1980 took place in New York City August 30-September 1, 1980 at the New York Statler Hotel.
The guests of honor were getting meager, the con days did not fall on a weekend, and most of the events were repeated over and over again - all signifying a slow-down of this con series.
== Guests of Honor==
* Bruce Hyde
* Jesco von Puttkamer
* Steven L. Hersh was the Master of Ceremonies
==Convention Staff==
 
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
==Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
Image:StarTrekAmericaOfficialProgram.jpg|page from the program book
 
== Programming==
Some of these presentations were presented once (sometimes twice or more) on the three days of the con. 
 
* Keynote Address
* A Star Trek Dream Come True by Bill Hickey (presented twice)
* An Alien Experience by Steven L. Hersh (presented three times)
* Bruce Hyde, autographs (presented five times)
* Forum on Space and the Future by Jesco Von Puttkamer (presented three times)
* Trivia Olympics
* Bruce Hyde at the Piano
* Masquerade Spectacular
* a Mystery Guest from Star Trek: The Motion Picture was to appear on Sunday
* films and episodes
* a slide show by P.S. Nim called Spock's Second Childhood
* a slide show by Jesco Von Puttkamer called Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Behind the Scenes
* a slide show by Jesco Von Puttkamer called The Future is Space
* Star Trek bloopers
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
* Fan Comments Regarding These Cons and Profit, Size, Quality (1976-2008)
==Con Reports==
===2023===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1980 Conventions
Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1981 (February) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Space Expo took place in New York City in February 7-8, 1981.
== Guests of Honor==
* DeForest Kelley (a full transcript of his speech at this con was printed in DFKIAS Yearbook 1981/82)
* Isaac Asimov
* Hersh was the Master of Ceremonies
==Convention Staff==
unknown
 
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
==Program Book==
The program book contains 12 pages. 
It has programming, rules, bios of the two guests of honor, a "welcome home" for the American hostages in Iran, and a portrait of Steven L. Hersh by Gee Moaven. 
Steven L. Hersh was "your Space Expo M.C."
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
Image:startrekspaceexpoflyer-1.jpg|a 1980 flyer (note the different dates)
 Image:spaceexpo1981flyer.jpg| a 1981 flyer 
 
== Programming==
 
* A Star Trek Dream Come True by Bill Hickey
* Welcommittee Happenings by Shirley Maiewski
* Feminism in Fan Writing, fan panel
* performance by Omicron Ceti Three
* Spock's Second Childhood, a slide show by P.S. Nim
* Amateur Film Festival
* The Latest News About Star Trek, "with a special taped message from Gene Roddenberry," presented by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath
* Klingon/Romulan War Briefing by Jeff Maynard
* bloopers
* fanzine reading room
* guest speakers
* Trivia Olympics
* fan club exhibits
* masquerade
* dealer's room
* art show and auction
* various films and movies, one of them "Universe" (narrated by William Shatner, this does NOT mean Shatner was present at the con)
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File:1981spaceexpo-5.jpg|welcome home to the Iranian Hostages
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1981 (September) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek America 1981 was held at the New York City Kennedy Airport Hilton on September 5-7.
== Guests of Honor==
George Takei, Grace Lee Whitney, Walter Koenig, Bill Hickey, Isaac Asimov, and Bruce Hyde, Arnold Moss (his last appearance), possibly Roger C. Carmel, and Hersh.
==Convention Staff==
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
==Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming==
==Links to Photos and Videos==
There are some photos by Elaine and Anne Batterby for this con in the January 1982 WKFS Journal.
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1981 New Jersey Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Space Expo took place in Hazlet, New Jersey in July 7-9, 1981.
 
== Guests of Honor==
Walter Koenig, George Takei, Bill Hickey, Jesco Von Puttkamer, Bruce Hyde.
==Convention Staff==
unknown
 
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
 
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming==
 
* bloopers
* fanzine reading room
* guest speakers
* Trivia Olympics
* fan club exhibits
* masquerade
* dealer's room
* art show and auction
* various films and movies 
 
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
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Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1981 Philadelphia Schuster Star Trek Convention

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Star Trek Philadelphia was held in January 1981. It appears to be the last Schuster Con.
A fan in Universal Translator #7 called it a "disaster": 
 
== Guests of Honor==
==Convention Staff==
 
==Tidbits and Anecdotes==
==Program Book==
==Flyers, Badges, and Other Ephemera==
 
== Programming==
==Links to Photos and Videos==
== Articles/Further Reading==
==Con Reports==
One fan in early 1981 expressed unhappiness with the big Star Trek cons of the time and specifically wrote of this con: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
Schweet heart

Schweetheart is an artist and writer known for work in the Merlin fandom. With work dating to at least 2010, Schweetheart has participated in writing and art fests such as Camelot Remix, WinterKnights, and the Merlin Reverse Bang which ran in 2017. Schweetheart has also created 26 series and scattered works in other fandoms.
Schweetheart's work can be found in their Fanfiction Masterpost as well as posted to AO3. Below are examples of work that exemplify Schweetheart's art and activities in the Merlin fandom.
== Notable Works ==
File:ButterflyKisses-schweetheart.jpg|alt=Black and white image of a shirtless Merlin and Arthur kissing with two white butterflies between them|"Butterfly Kisses" was created in response to a prompt at KinksofCamelot on LiveJournal. "When they kiss, it's like something in Arthur's soul takes flight."
File:DragonsandTheirKind-schweetheart.jpg|alt= 	Image of Merlin in a green coat in front of the partial head of a brown dragon|Dragons and Their Kind is a Fantastic Beasts fusion work where Merlin takes the role of Newt Scamander. This was made as part of the Reel Merlin challenge in 2018.
File:Here'sLookingatYou-schweetheart.jpg|alt=Whiteshirted Arthur looking over his shoulder while riding through a green forest|Here's Looking at You was created as an illustration for Schweetheart's ficlet of the same name. The work was created as part of the Merlin Canon Fest 2017 for the Episode 5x07: A Lesson in Vengeance.
File:LoveLooksNot-schweetheart.jpg|alt=Color drawn image of faerie eared Merlin and Arthur as they kiss|Love Looks Not is one of Schweetheart's earlier fest contributions. This piece was done as part of the Merlin Canon Fest 2017 for Episode 3x03: Goblin's Gold, and is inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream. 
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Sci-Con

Sci-Con was a con first held in Hampton, VA in the fall of 1979. 
==1 (1979)==
* October 13-14, 1979
* GoH were David Gerrold, Jean Lorrah, and Joe Haldeman
* the zine TREKism at Length #1 was sold there
* Vel Jaeger won 2nd place in the Star Trek costume contest; she was dressed at the Romulan Commander
==2 (1980)==
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==15 (1990)==
 
==16 (1994)==
Sci-Con 16 was held in the fall of 1994 
Per the convention booklet, the convention was organised by the Hampton Roads Science Fiction Association, Inc. and the following guests were listed:
* Guest of Honor- Kelly Freas and Laura Freas
* Author Guest of Honor - Lawrence Watt-Evans
* Artist Guest of Honor - Steve Hickman
* Gaming Guest of Honor - Michael Craighead and Tim Goodlett
* Fan Guest of Honor - Rikk Jacobs
* Other Guests included:
** Greg Barr
** William Barton
** David & Lori Deitrick
** Steve Hauk
** David Merriman
** John B. Rosenman
** Bud Webster
** Allen Wold
==17 (1995)==
Sci-Con 17 was held in the fall of 1995.
Per the convention booklet, the convention was organised by the Hampton Roads Science Fiction Association, Inc. and the following guests were listed:
* Guest of Honor- A.C. Crispin
* Author Guest of Honor - John Kessel
* Artist Guest of Honor - Mark Poole
* Gaming Guest of Honor - Larry Bond
* Fan Guest of Honor - Curt Harpold
* Other Guests included:
** Bill Bridges
** Buzz
** Colleen Doran
** Andrew Greenberg
** David Merriman
** Ron Miller
** Stephen Mark Rainey
** Kay Reynolds
** John B. Rosenman
** Paul Sudlow
** Bud Webster
** David Niall Wilson
==References==
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Sci-Fi Fantasy Fanfiction Ring

The Sci-Fi Fantasy Fanfiction Ring was a webring that connected fanfiction sites.
==Member Sites==
*Andromeda-Web
*Delta Voyage
*The Twice in a Lifetime Fan Page
*Star Trek: Atlantis Homepage
*Babcock's Fanfiction Page
*Ezza's Voyager FanFic
*Delta Voyage
*The JuPiter Station
*Jade and Dreamstar's Fanfic
*Universe Pathways
Sci-fi's A Smash: From A Klingon Wedding To A Visit From Quark, Droves Of Fans Get Together And Play Along

Sci-fi's A Smash: From A Klingon Wedding To A Visit From Quark, Droves Of Fans Get Together And Play Along is a 1993 article in the "Chicago Tribune" by Leah Eskin.
The focus, in very typical fashion, is science fiction conventions and the WEIRD fans who attend them, and pretty much one reason reporters should 
1. get some imagination
2. gain some skills
3. stay away from fans.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* weird obsessed fans
* science fiction conventions
* a Klingon wedding
* fans and profit
* fans' gullibility regarding merchandise
* fans' childishness
* science fiction fans choosing to "hole up" like animals in dark rooms rather than go out into the sunny outdoors
* fans' difficulties in fitting in with mainstream situations: "'The basic philosophy of the show is very positive," says Eric A. Stillwell, advertising and promotion director for Creation Entertainment. "It attracts a lot of people who may feel disenfranchised in life. 'Star Trek' accepts everybody. It was (one of) the first shows in the '60s with an interracial cast. It said to people: In the future you're going to have a place. People are going to appreciate your differences'."
==Excerpts==
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Sci-fi fans who are users of the Internet: take a stab at rewriting your favorite shows

Sci-fi fans who are users of the Internet: take a stab at rewriting your favorite shows is a 1998 article about fanfiction on the internet.
The article explains the phenomenon to a lay audience and quotes several fanfiction writers and readers (including some X-Files BNFs) on their motivation and the appeal of the genre. According to the article, "The X-Files is the dominating fanfic force on the Net, generating the most traffic as well as the most archive sites - both general and specialty - of any other science fiction property around."
Other online fandoms mentioned include: Star Trek (especially Voyager), Lois and Clark, Star Wars, Babylon 5, Sliders, Xena, Dr. Who, Quantum Leap, Highlander, SeaQuest DSV, Beauty and the Beast.
More recent articles often just claim that fanfiction is a genre written by young women, this article, on the other hand, refers to a survey with slightly different results:
Websites named and linked to in the article include: the X-Files Romantic Fanfic Archive and a Lois and Clark virtual fifth season ("one of five available on the Net").
Category:1998 News Media
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SciFiScarlet Story Page

SciFiScarlet Story Page was a personal Highlander fanfiction page. The stories were mostly Duncan/Methos slash.
Jaguarundi's Lairs linked to it in 2001.Jaguarundi Lairs: Highlander's Lair, via Wayback: 06 March 2001. (Accessed 27 May 2020)
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==References==
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