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Star Log (Ohio Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the professional zine Starlog.
Star Log is a club newsletter out of Toledo, Ohio. 
==In Disarray==
The third issue of the newsletter suggests much club erraticism and tensions.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Star Log 3 was published in March 1975 and contains 6 pages. Its content consists mainly of a single piece of fiction.
* Andar by Linda Shadle (fiction)
* Critic's Cage by The Federation (small editorial)
* A Taste of Life or What I Feel by Kathy Drouillard (poem)
* Red Alert (small news about the upcoming movie: the first script has been refused: "The FCC feels that we would rather not have a kiddie-orientated Star Trek movie. We feel that the movie subject should be adult (not X-rated, you perverts!). We feel that Trekfen are more mature than the media leads us to believe. People who belied in the FCC's causes should send their comments to Barry Diller [address omitted]. Also, Jimmy Doohan requests people to write Gene Roddenberry and request that his (Jimmy's) beard be kept.")
* art by Lydia Bobush
* information about club meetings that didn't happen
* You are Receiving this Zine Because
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Star News (Star Trek newsletter in English)

You may be looking for Star News (Brazilian Star Trek newsletter).
Star News is a newsletter with at least six issues.
Its focus was astronomy, science fact and fiction, and Star Trek: TOS.
For similar zines of this era, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Issue 1==
Star News 1 (volume 1 bulletin 1) was published in September/October 1967.
==Issue 2==
Star News 2 (volume 1 bulletin 2) was published in November/December 1967.
==Issue 3==
Star News 3 (volume 1 bulletin 3) was published in January/February 1968.
==Issue 4==
Star News 4 (volume 1 bulletin 4) was published in March/April 1968.
==Issue 5==
Star News 5 (volume 1 bulletin 5) was published in May/June 1968.
==Issue 6==
Star News 6 (volume 1 bulletin 6) was published in July/August 1968 and contains 3 pages. 
* info about Leonard Nimoy albums
* a future UNICEF drive sponsored by the club
* mention of a new Star Trek zine, refers to Galileo
* some short articles about astronomy: the sun and Jupiter
* "Report from the USS Intrepid II" by "Cmdr. Elyse Aurora (a fictional report about "what starmen do on a shoreleave" -- they go to a planet called Portsmouth)
* the editor reports of a letter she has received from Arthur C. Clarke about the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1967 Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Star Ocean

Star Ocean (スターオーシャン) is the name of a series of video games created by the Japanese game developers tri-Ace, and published by Enix (later Square-Enix.)
=List of Games=
* Star Ocean, the first game, originally released on the Super Famicom in Japan in 1996. An enhanced port was released on PSP in 2007 under the name Star Ocean: First Departure., and an official English translation was released for the first time.
* Star Ocean: The Second Story, originally released on Playstation in Japan in 1998. It was released in the US in 1999 and in Europe in 2000. An enhanced port was released on PSP in 2008 (Japan) and 2009 (US and Europe) under the name Star Ocean: Second Evolution.
* Star Ocean: Blue Sphere, a direct sequel to The Second Story, released only in Japan on Game Boy Color in 2001.
* Star Ocean: Til the End of Time, a sequel set four hundred years after Blue Sphere, released in Japan on Playstation 2 in 2003. It was released in the US and Europe in 2004.
* Star Ocean: The Last Hope, a prequel to the series, released worldwide on XBox 360 and Playstation 3 in 2009 and 2010.
* Star Ocean: Integrity and Faithlessness, announced in 2015 as being in development for Playstation 3 and Playstation 4. It will be set between The Second Story and Til the End of Time.
==Other Media==
*Star Ocean 2 Manga, which was later adapted into the anime series Star Ocean EX. Both were never completed.
=Fannish Resources=
==Information==
*Star Ocean Wiki
==Fanfiction==
*Star Ocean fanworks @ Archive of Our Own
*Star Ocean category @ Fanfiction.net
==Fanart==
*StarOceanArt @ Deviantart
*Tri-Ace Tavern @ Deviantart
==Communities==
*Star Ocean Universe @ Zetaboards
==Other==
*F Yeah, Star Ocean @ tumblr
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Star One

==Zines==
* Star, a Blake's 7 zine series (includes Star One, Star Two, Star Three and Star Four)
*Star One, a Blake's 7 ezine
*Star One, a Blake's 7 print zine
==Cons==
* Star One, the first Blake's 7 convention; it was in 1980, held in the UK
* Star One, a June 10-12, 1988 Blake's 7 convention in Dallas, Texas
* Star One, a 1991 Blake's 7 convention held in New Jersey, sponsored by Space Rat Press
* Star One, a series of Blakes 7 conventions in the 2000s, held in the UK
Star One (1988 Blake's 7 convention)

Star One was a Blake's 7 convention.
It was held June 10-12, 1988 at the Park Inn International, Dallas, US. It was mentioned in The Federation Archives. Paul Darrow and George Takei were the guests of honor. This con was held by Animagic Productions.
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1988 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Star One (1991 Blake's 7 convention)

Star One was a one-day Blake's 7 con sponsored by Space Rat Press and held in New Jersey, US.
Its guests of honor were Chris Boucher (his first American convention appearance) and Sheelagh Wells.
"The spring of 1991 brought a one-day minicon with Chris Boucher and Sheelagh Wells, the ominously titled STAR ONE, which did, in fact, prove to be the last B7 only convention produced on my side of the Atlantic." comments by American fan Barbara Teichert in Avon Club Newsletter #62 
From a February 1991 ad: 
==Announced by Boucher: "They were only stunned."==
==Con Report==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Star One (2003-2007 Blake's 7 conventions)

You may be looking for Star One, another Blake's 7 con. 
Star One was a Blake's 7 convention. There were five. The Official Blake's 7 Fan Club, posted in 2012 
==2003==
March 15/16, 2003
* some photos are here.
 
From the online flyer:
===2003: Con Reports===
A convention report is 
==2004==
April 22, 2004
* many photos and such are here and here.
===2004: Con Reports===
* a convention report is 
* a report by Nicola Mody: . This con report includes many photos.
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==2005==
April 9-10, 2005, Bedford
The guests: Steven Pacey, Paul Darrow, David Collings, Jacqueline Pearce, David Maloney, Jan Chappell, Gareth Thomas, Tim Plester and Michael Keating.
Some photos are here and here.
===2005: Con Reports===
* a convention report is 
==2006==
March 10-12, 2006, Stockton-on-Tees 
Three of the guests were Paul Darrow, Michael Keating, and Steven Pacey.
Some photos are here.
===2006: Con Reports===
* a convention report is </ref>
==2007==
13 to 15 April 2007, Bedford
The guests were Angela Bruce, Brian Croucher, Sally Knyvette, Paul Darrow, and Steven Pacey.
Some photos are here.
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
 Category:2003 Conventions
Category:2004 Conventions
Category:2006 Conventions
Category:2007 Conventions
Category:2003 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Star One (Blake's 7 print zine)

You may be looking for Star, a UK Blake's 7 zine published by Judith Proctor with four issues: Star One, Star Two, Star Three and Star Four.
Star One is a gen Blake's 7 134-page anthology published in the UK by Robert Carter. It contains Dark Tower novelettes based on episodes.
According to Bill Hupe's catalog, "an original edition of the new issue" was sold a the con, Visions.
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Star Poems

Star Poems is a collection of Star Trek: TOS poems written by Dolly Weissberg.
A similar fanwork by this author is Love Poems to Jim.
==Issue 1==
Star Poems 1 was published in 1987 and contains 90 pages.
==Issue 2==
Star Poems 2 was published in 1987 and contains 70 pages.
==Issue 3==
Star Poems 3 was published in 1987 and contains 70 pages.
==Issue 4==
Star Poems 4 contains 70 pages.
==Issue 5==
Star Poems 5 contains 70 pages.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Star Pulse

Star Pulse is a Star Wars series of novels by Carol Ann Alves.
In 2009, the author wrote that she had "Started a sequel [Pursuit of Destiny] which is still in progress."
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Issue 2 was published in 1998 and contains 174 pages. This zine was illustrated by Roy Pounds & James Alves.
It is titled Darklighter Destiny. 
100 copies were printed. 
Summary: The Darklighter family grows up on Tatooine during the early years of the Empire. This story is about their discovery of the special place they have, the friends they find, and how they came to fight against an Empire gone bad.
Category:Star Wars Zines
Star Sailors

Star Sailors is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology with three issues.
==Issue 1==
Star Sailors 1 was published in 1983 and contains 29 pages. 
* The Falkland Factor, story
* the story of how "our ex-tee president Jason Boregard Lucas and how he became a Trekker and member of Rostirasa"
* two poems, cartoons, jokes, trivia quiz, and a word search
==Issue 2==
Star Sailors 2 was published in 1985 and contains 68 pages. It is all Trek with a single missing scene from TESB.
* fiction Bartlett, Wilson, Law, Burdette, Whitemore
* filler material by Batterby, Ghyself, Suckle and West
==Issue 3==
Star Sailors 3 was published in 1987 and contains 94 pages.
==Gallery==
Image:starsailors3front.jpg|front cover of issue #3
Image:starsailors3back.jpg|back cover of issue #3, Anne Batterby
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Star Spangled Man

Star Spangled Man is a moniker for Steve Rogers, the alter ego of Captain America, a main character in Marvel Comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The name is a reference to the song Star Spangled Man which was featured in the movie Captain America: The First Avenger. The song was composed by Alan Menken, with lyrics by David Zippel.
==Archives & Resources==
* Star Spangled Man tag at AO3
* Star Spangled Man tag at FF.net
* Star Spangled Man lyrics
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Tropes & Genres
Category:Captain America
Star Spangled Night Mare

Star Spangled Night Mare is a 101-page Beauty and the Beast novel by Wendy de-Veryard. Art information: Sparse interior art, unattributed, but by Renate Haller. 
==Summary==
From the author: "When Devin organises an adventure for Vincent and Catherine that goes disastrously wrong, how can it be that all of Vincent's dreams still come true?" 
From the online introductin: "An unusual adventure turns to disaster yet even so these night mares make Vincent & Catherine's dreams come true. This story was discovered online by American actor James Devin who wrote seeking permission to turn it into a feature length film. Thus with the help of a few batb friends the story was modified to extract all aspects of batb and turn it into a similar story involving another family, namely a grandfather and his two grown grandsons. The book of the film was published by Publish America entitled Star Dappled Night-Mare. This is the original unedited edition written for fans of beauty and the beast." 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Star Speck: A Parody of "The Next Generation"

Star Speck: A Parody of "The Next Generation" is a Star Trek: TNG zine of cartoons by Dan Lopez.
==From the Editorial==
 
==Sample Pages==
 
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Star Tech

Advertised at the back of Starlog, sold many fannish items (much of it bootlegged and/or unofficial). 
==Involved in a 1988 Fracas==
 
In 1988, fans discovered that five UK Blake's 7 zines had been reprinted in the United States with substituted authors, stolen artwork, and were being sold with different titles. All for a hefty profit.
Horizon, a Blake's 7 fan club created a leaflet called "Bootleg Information Leaflet" as one response. The club also published a lengthy expose in several issues of their club newsletters, mainly #20-#22. Some of this information was printed in Freedom City Gazette #4, along with An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh (1988).
The Horizon Newsletters also published a letter they had received from both Terry Nation, who'd been contacted regarding the situation, as well as from the publisher of said-pirated zines, a company in Tennessee called "Star Tech."
See more at The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion.
==Some Fan Comments==
===1990===
===2012===
===2014===
===2019===
Star Trek, Blake's 7, and Pros AUs

Star Trek, Blake's 7, and Pros AUs is a 1994 essay by Lynn C.
It was originally part of a longer essay (not online). 
It was posted to Virgule-L and quoted here on Fanlore with permission from the author. 
==Introduction to the Posting on Virgule-L==
==Fics Discussed==
===Star Trek===
* Those Who Dare
* The Prize
* A Question of Balance
* Though This Be Madness
* The Weight
* Sojurns
* Sea Thief
* Crossroads
* Dancing On the Edge
* Variations on a Theme
===Pros===
* Looking Glass World
* Professional Dreamer
* Descent to Humanity
* Bird in a Gilded Cage
* Bodie's Luck
* Arabian Nights
* Whisper of a Kill 
* Night Moves
* Rainbow Chasers
===Blake's 7===
* Last Stand at the Edge of the Universe 
* Reaching for Death by Natasha Solten (Resistance 2)
* Absolution by Dovya Blaque (Resistance 1)
* Mind of a Man trilogy by Susan Matthews
* Consequences
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Star Trek, Darkover, Thunderbirds, and Fan Fiction: An Interview With Joan Marie Verba

Joan Marie Verba was interviewed by Henry Jenkins in 2010 for his blog Confessions of an Aca-fan.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Thunderbirds
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Fan Interviews
Category:2010 Fan Interviews
Star Trek, U.N.C.L.E., Lansing and MI-08

Star Trek, U.N.C.L.E., Lansing and MI-08 is an essay by JamieG from Md. 
While it veers off onto a political topic at the end, the vast majority of the article is about fandom and conventions.
==Topics Discussed==
* Shore Leave
* Farpoint
* ClipperCon
* Marion McChesney
* Star Trek, Man from U.N.C.L.E., other fandoms
* The Contact Group: Baltimore fans who were associated with Contact
 
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Meta 
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Star Trek... Or Star Trick?

Star Trek... Or Star Trick? is a 1976 essay by J.R. Wilson. 
It was published in Sol Plus #2.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Fleet as a military organization, taking what they please
* comparisons to dictators and aggression by then-current Earth governments
* Star Trek's relentless Earth-centric assumptions and focus on its culture
* Roddenberry's view of age, of beauty, of intelligence
* the unrealistic technology of warp drive
* "The Corporation, my friends, is the most logical unifier of them all."
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
 
* M.L. Dodge wrote an official rebuttal to this essay. It was called "From the Office of M.L. Dodge, U.F.P." It was printed in "Sol Plus" #3.
* several letters of comment in Sol Plus, as well as other zines
* Steve Kimmel wrote a rebuttal that was printed in Sol Plus #3. It was called What is Science Fiction?.
After the printing of Kimmel's essay, the editors printed this statement in "Sol Plus" #4, as well as a very lengthy argument by Kimmel and Wilson. They prefaced it with: 
===Some Examples of Fan Comments===
==References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Star Trek: Alive and Well

Star Trek: Alive and Well is a Star Trek: TOS zine.
It was created by a 13-year old (Bill Stratton, Jr.) and his friends at Cornell Heights Elementary. 
From the issue #1: "The following STREKZINE is the first in a line of mags which was originally titled: STAR TREK IS ALIVE AND WELL. Note the IS which we omitted because we felt this is already known, and it dragged out the title. At first Darryl Elder was the ED, but he ripped up the zines, and is now the ED of STAR TREK HATERS ASSOCIATION.(S.T.H.A.). If you like STAR TREK, then this is your rag! - Bill Stratton jr."
From issue #2: "You don't need to send stamps if you buy this mag at school!"
==A Feud==
There is much about a school boy feud between the group of kids who created this zine, some of the boys who left and joined another faction called the "S.T.H.A." (the Star Trek Haters Association).
==The ST Con==
A Star Trek con is described in the first issue. This appears to be a fan gathering that the boys organized.
Some descriptions from the first issue: 
==Issue 1==
Star Trek: Alive and Well 1
* The Starship Enterprise and Bridge Crew by Bill Stratton, Jr. (1)
* Star Trek Compared to Other T.V. Shows by Bill Stratton Jr. (2)
* Star Trek Compared to Other T.V. Shows by Kent Eichennauer and Mike Wimmer (an S.T.H.A.er) (2)
* Star Trek Dossiers: Bill Stratton, John Patton, Kent Eichennauer and Chong Chin (3)
* Letters to the ST Haters Assoc., reactions by Bill Stratton and John P. (4)
* Star Trek Report: ST Letter Drive, ST is Back, Magicam, Trekkies I.D. Card, Puzzle, and Our Movie Extra, Extra: Our St. Con (5)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Star Trek: Alive and Well 2 contains 6 pages. It is not dated.
From the editor: 
* The Big Bad Klingons (1)
* Letters (2)
* Star Trek Compared to Other TV Shows (2)
* Red Alert Notice (3)
* ST Poster (4)
* Star Report, Phasing It In, and Some Comments (5)
* Star Trek Compared to Other TV Shows, continued (6)
* Trek Activities (6)
 
Image:aliveandwell2-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:aliveandwell2-2.jpg|from issue #2
 
==Issue 3==
Star Trek: Alive and Well 3 contains 10 pages. It is not dated, but there is reference to an upcoming con in 1975. 
From the editor: "The following is our third and largest issue. For Cornell Heights, it's the last. I can be one in a line for you. If you want to receive more mags, by way of mail, send your name, address, zip, and two stamps plus 25 cents per issue."
* Sci-Fi Rating Machine, Comparing Star Trek to Other T.V. Shows (1)
* Opinion on Other Shows (2)
* More Letters (2)
* Star Trek Collectables, Star Trek Report (3)
* ST Puzzle by Kent Eichenauer (4)
* Star Trek Quiz: For the Real Trekkies! (5)
* Star Trek Con Poster (6)
* Answers to Quiz (6)
* Star Trek Space Ship-Ship Blueprints (7)
 
Image:aliveandwell3-1.jpg|from issue #3 
Image:aliveandwell3-2.jpg|from issue #3 
Image:aliveandwell3-3.jpg|from issue #3, a homemade poster for Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1975 Philadelphia Schuster Star Trek Convention 
Image:aliveandwell3-4.jpg|from issue #3 
Image:aliveandwell3-5.jpg|from issue #3 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Star Trek: Alliance

Star Trek: Alliance is a Star Trek: The Next Generation drama/action fan fiction written by Jeremy Sadler.
== Plot ==
Michael Ryan serves aboard the USS Enterprise under Captain Picard, and is promoted to First Officer of the USS Alliance, another Galaxy-class starship. He encounters someone mysterious from his past, then must handle a delicate diplomatic mission, before the ship responds to orders to assemble with the fleet at Wolf 359 to defend against the Borg. 
== Characters ==
* Commander Michael Ryan, human Starfleet officer
* Lieutenant Sula, Vulcan Starfleet officer
* Lieutenant Commander Traci Namera, human Starfleet officer
* Lieutenant Mary Duzon, half-Bajoran Starfleet officer and USS Alliance navigation officer
* Captain Dan Cleine, human Starfleet officer and captain of the USS Alliance
* Commander Ariel Alexander, Betazoid Starfleet officer and USS Alliance ship counsellor
* Hevalder, Entarian (alien race) President
* Kortin, Entarian advisor
* Lieutenant Fieran, human Starfleet officer and USS Alliance tactical officer
* Lieutenant Commander Mars Gleese, Bajoran Starfleet officer and USS Alliance second officer
* Lieutenant Rogel Collins, human Starfleet officer and USS Alliance chief engineer
* Admiral Hanson, commanding the fleet at Wolf 359, a canon character
* Locutus of Borg, a canon character
== Canon interactions ==
* The prologue is from the point of view of William Riker.
* Michael (the main character), attended Starfleet Academy with Riker and is friends with him.
* Most of the main characters from ST:TNG make an appearance to farewell Michael when he is promoted and departs the USS Enterprise.
* Admiral Hanson appears, commanding the fleet at Wolf 359.
* Wolf 359 is a canonical battle"Battle of Wolf 359", memory-alpha.fandom.com (as seen in the ST:TNG episode "The Best of Both Worlds: Part 2"The Best of Both Worlds: Part 2", imdb.com"), in which the assembled ships of Starfleet are mostly destroyed. Canon ships mentioned are USS Melbourne, USS Tolstoy, USS Saratoga, USS Gage and USS Kyushu.
== Canon contradictions ==
* Bajor was not a United Federation of Planets member at the time of the Battle of Wolf 359 (2367)"Bajor", memory-alpha.fandom.com, and thus there would be no Bajoran Starfleet officers.
== External Links ==
* Archive Of Our Own
== References ==
Category:Star Trek TNG Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction
Star Trek: An Analysis of a Phenomenon in Science Fiction

Star Trek An Analysis of a Phenomenon in Science Fiction is a look at the unprecedented cultural phenomenon that was Star Trek. Printed offset, stapled, 48 pages. Artwork, photographs and diagrams.
It is one of the very earliest Star Trek fiction zines published. For others, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
Contains the following articles:
* "Panorama of the Future -- From Moonship to Starship"
*"U.S.S. Enterprise -- Science and Technology in the 23rd Century"
*"Lights ... Cameras... The Special Effects and Sets"
*"The Thinking Machines -- The Enterprise Computer and its Counterparts"
*"The Federation -- Man in the Universe"
*Timeline of the 23rd Century
*Epilogue
Contributors:
* Joy Atkinson
* Ken Brown
* Bob Budica
* Barbara Cerdeno
* Del Dubois
*Robert Horowitz
* Joel Klein
* Ronnie Kramer
* Richard Pauli
* Herb Schwartz
* John Sorkin
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Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Star Trek: An Epic in Photos, Poetry and Art

Star Trek: An Epic in Photos, Poetry and Art is a 31 page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology written by Paul Cappiello and illustrated by Jerry Bukzin, containing poetry and art.
A small sample of the poetry and art is included below:
File:Epic1.jpg|"Two minds..."
File:Epic2.jpg|"Power is a trinity of want..."
File:Epic3.jpg|"I cannot endure to marry a legend..."
File:Epic4.jpg|"Women will not be shelved..."
File:Epic5.jpg|"A fool is a man convinced by his own lies..."
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Category: Poetry
Star Trek: Cilia

Star Trek: Cilia was a multi-author fanfiction archive dedicated to the Star Trek: Voyager pairing of Kim/Seven. It contained 91 stories and 65 poems by 40 contributing authors. It was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and goes defunct sometimes after 2002.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s