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Star Wars Insider

Star Wars Insider is an official, for-profit Star Wars fan magazine published by The Official Star Wars Fan Club. This was a direct continuation of The Lucasfilm Fan Club Magazine without restarting the numbering. The Lucasfilm Fan Club Magazine ran for 22 issues, from Fall 1987-Spring 1994. It then changed to "Star Wars Insider", whose first issue is thus #23, published in Fall 1994. From Wookieepedia's's entry on Star Wars Insider . The magazine continues to publish, through at least issue #177 in November 2017.
==From One of Its Editors==
It was discussed in Interview with Jon Bradley Snyder, one of the magazine's editors:
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Industry
Star Wars Print Fandom: An Expose

Star Wars Print Fandom: An Expose is an essay about the cost of Star Wars fanzines that touches on many of the issues surrounding Fandom and Profit.
Selected excerpts from the essay:
==Reference==
Category:Star Wars Meta
category:2000s Meta
Category:Zine Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Star Wars Open Letters
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Star Wars Rare Pairs Exchange

Star Wars Rarepair Gift Exchange ran on Dreamwidth from 2016 to at least 2024.
==Guidelines==
==History==
===2016===
===2017===
===2021===
SassySnowperson joined the team as "a tagmod and general helper." . 84 works were published in the 2021 AO3 Collection. 
===2022===
*, announcement of the opening of the exchange on Tumblr.
==Links==
*Community tags
*AO3 parent collection
*Discord server invite
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Disney Era
Category:Star Wars Legends
Category:Star Wars Challenges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Category:2022 Gift Exchanges
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Category:2024 Gift Exchanges
Star Wars Resistance

Star Wars Rebels is a 3D CGI animated television series produced by Lucasfilm Animation, set before and during the events of the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy.
==Fandom==
Within the wider Star Wars fandom, the subfandom for Star Wars Resistance is relatively small, with the show never achieving the popularity of other Star Wars animated series such as Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Star Wars Rebels, and Star Wars The Bad Batch. Prior to the show's release, its early video teasers were the subject of significant negative attention on YouTube and other platforms.See the comments on Meet Team Fireball | Star Wars Resistance, an early teaser for the show and Why ao many dislikes on the Star Wars Resistance trailer? on Reddit Nonetheless, Resistance would go on to gain a small but passionate fandom.
Although the show features many characters from the films in guest roles, with some even voiced by their original actors, the Star Wars Resistance fandom is largely focused on the characters original to the show. On August 29th of every year, the fandom celebrates Remembering Resistance Day by sharing fanworks and recollections of the show on Twitter under the hashtag #RememberingResistance. The annual event was first organized in 2020 by the Friends of the Force podcast.ANNOUNCEMENT: excited to finally announce that in one month, Remembering Resistance Day will happen on August 29!
===Shipping===
Much of the fandom is focused on the series' ensemble cast, but there are several prominent ships in the fandom as well:
*Pyreny/Pyerny: A non-canon het pairing between Stormtrooper Officer Pyre and First Order Agent Tierny.
*Neekaz: A non-canon slash pairing between Neeku Vozo and Kazuda Xiono.
*Tamnara: A non-canon femslash pairing between Tam Ryvora and Synara San.
*Dozas: The canon het pairing between Imanuel and Venisa Doza, often also shipped as part of a non-canon polyamorous relationship with Jarek Yeager.
*Florka: The canon pairing of Flix and Orka, significant as an early canon gay couple in the Disney Star Wars era and as a relationship between characters belonging to two different alien species.
==Notable fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*But It's As Real As the Feelings I Feel by ambiguously, a Tam Ryvora/Synara San story
*Feel that way by AbsolXGuardian, a Neeku Vozo/Kazuda Xiono Missing Scene fic
===Fanart===
*happy birthday smiles by belledalle
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Star Wars Resistance fanworks at AO3
* Star Wars Resistance fanfiction at FFN
==References==
Category:Animation 
*Resistance
Star Wars Slash (webring)

Star Wars Slash (aka ForceBoyz Webring) is a webring by prillalar for Star Wars slash fanfiction.
==Member Sites==
Below is an incomplete list of the members of this webring:
*Alyse's SWTPM Fanfiction - author page (TPM)
*Anne Higgins' 'Bonding Universe' - TPM shared universe
*Astarte's Secret Lair - author page, domain for Astarte's Artists in Residence
*The Bard's Den - author page, TPM
*BlackWidow's Fan Fiction - author page, TPM
*Bunnies on Acid - author page
*elfin Productions - author page (multifandom)
*Fishgoat's Silly and Sundry Slash - author page (TPM, TS, XOVER)
*Jacynthe's Midnight Inne - author page (TPM, HL, KtE)
*The Jedi Hurtaholics Archive - TPM h/c archive 
*Jedi Moon - author page (TPM)
*Le Jardin de Givre - author page (SW, SW:TPM, HL, DS, OaT, SN, X-Men, others)
*Lelia's Fan Fiction Archive - archive (XWP, TPM, HtlJ, XF, The Mummy, Sleepy Hollow)
*Master and Apprentice - TPM slash archive
*Miss Emma's Own Page - author page (TPM, TS, VOY, SG-1, S:AAB)
*Nicole's Fic - author page
*Nonie Rider's Slash Page - author page (XF, TPM, BtVS, others)
*Padders' Messy Room
*The Phantom Menace Lair of Kass and Kate
*Pumpkin's Slash Patch - author page/s, TPM
*Oblique Publications - A Slash Archive - zine fic in PDF format
*Obsidian Quills - author page (multifandom)
*Raonaid's Home Page - author page (TPM, VOY, HtlJ) 
*The Rising Force - archive
*Trinity's Slash Page - author page (TPM)
*Sidewinder's Slash 'n Trash Shack - author page
*Wolfsbride's World - author page (TPM, HL, others)
*World of Glass - author page (TPM)
*The Writings of Lilith Sedai - author page (TPM, VOY, Phantom of the Opera)
==References==
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Star Wars Story Bibliography

Star Wars Story Bibliography was published in 1997 and contains 100 pages. 
It is likely that this incorporates the zine The Star Wars Bibliography of Stories, a project that Yuenger and Ming Wathne collaborated on three years previously. 
 
==Similar Zines==
* A Star Wars Bibliography 1973-1987 (1980, updated in 1987, Sheldon)
* A Star Wars Fanzine Index (1982, Sheldon)
* The Star Wars Bibliography of Stories (1994, Wathne and Yuenger)
* Star Wars Story Bibliography (1997, Yuenger)
* Star Wars Zine Bibliography (2003, Yuenger)
==Contents==
This is a listing of every Star Wars fanzine up to 1997:
* Title of the fanzine
* Date of publication
* Publisher
* Number of pages
* Title of each story
* Author of each story
* Number of pages of each story
* Brief synopsis
==Images==
 File:Fanzine-bibliography-03.jpg| 
File:Fanzine-bibliography-04.jpg
File:Fanzine-bibliography-05.jpg
Category:Star Wars Non-fiction Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Star Wars Vision

Star Wars Vision is a gen Star Wars zine published in Germany by Linda Budinger.
It appears that it was in German. 
One story, "Shadows of Night" by Linda Budinger was translated and published in Snowfire #4.
==Issue 1==
Star Wars Vision 1 was published in 1994 and contains 100 pages. 
==Issue 2==
Star Wars Vision 2 was published in 1996 and contains 100 pages. 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:German-Language Zines
Category:1990s
Star Wars Zine Bibliography

Star Wars Zine Bibliography is a 360-page listing of all-known Star Wars fan-created media zines. 
It was complied and researched by Judith Yuenger.
This zine is very likely based on the information in The Star Wars Bibliography of Stories, a 1994 listing by Ming Wathne and Yuenger.
==When Was It Published?==
There isn't a date on the zine, but the editor notes that it "contains all the zines that I know about up to May, 2003." 
The listings, however, contain zines with a date of 2006, so it appears the zine has been updated. This update is also indicated by the statement that slash content is listed at the back; it is instead integrated in the main listing, something that may also be a later revision. 
 
==Content==
The listings include zine titles, the publisher/editor, the number of pages, the date on the zine, the fiction contained in each (does not list poetry, articles, reviews, etc), and how many pages the stories contain. If the zine is multimedia, only the Star Wars content is mentioned. 
There are two parts:
* listing by zine title
* listing by authors
==Similar Zines==
* A Star Wars Bibliography 1973-1987 (1980, updated in 1987, Sheldon)
* A Star Wars Fanzine Index (1982, Sheldon)
* The Star Wars Bibliography of Stories (1994, Wathne and Yuenger)
* Star Wars Story Bibliography (1997, Yuenger)
* Star Wars Zine Bibliography (2003, Yuenger)
==The Introduction==
Category:Star Wars Non-fiction Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Star Watch

Star Watch is a Star Trek: TOS 60-minute audiozine that was published four times a year by the fan club Americans for Star Trek.
It is possible that this zine either began with this title and became "The Voice Audio Zine," or the other way around. It is also possible, though unlikely, that this fan club published both.
From an early 1976 ad: 
==References==
Category:Audiozines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Star Who?

Star Who? is a four-page fanwork by David Gerrold. It was published in the zine Beta Lyrae.
It is a parody in script form and uses a bit of fan casting. The topic of Star Trek: TOS and Gene Roddenberry's creative mind and editing style using current political and celebrity figures.
In the table of contents: "by David Gerrold."
On the fanwork itself: "imagined by David Gerrold."
The illustrations are by Karen Flanery.
==The "Casting"==
* Captain Kirk = the actor Bela Lugosi as the character Dracula
* Scotty = the politician Richard Nixon
* Chekov = the actor Peter Lorre
* Sulu = Mr. Jinks, a cartoon cat (Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks is a Hanna-Barbera cartoon)
* Spock = the character Peter Columbo
* McCoy = the actor John Wayne 
* Gene Roddenberry = the character Frankenstein
* Uhura = Geraldine Jones, a fictional African American character and the most famous recurring persona of comedian Flip Wilson
==Introduction==
==Commentary on Roddenberry's Editing==
==Sample==
File:Betaart2.jpg
Image:whotrek-1.jpg
Image:whotrek-2.jpg
Image:whotrek-3.jpg
Category:1974 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Star Wired: Navigating the 'Net

Star Wired: Navigating the 'Net is an article by Dan Wallace. It was published in summer 1995 in issue #6 of Blue Harvest.
==Some Topics Covered==
* online etiquette and culture
* the large number of new fans out there
* practical hints on how to go online
* a list of the 13 available Star Wars BBS sites
==The BBS Sites Available at the Time==
* Star Wars Central
* Jabba's Palace
* The Rebel Alliance
* No Quarter BBS
* The Force BBS
* Mos Eisley Cantina BBS
* The Dark Side BBS
* LucasArts BBS
* The Dreaming
* Jedi Outpost
* Mose Eisley Spaceport
* The Death Star
* Intergalactic Dimensions
Image:1995SWBBS-1.jpg|close up of the list from Blue Harvest
Image:1995SWBBS-2.jpg|close up of the list from Blue Harvest
Image:1995SWBBS-3.jpg|close up of the list from Blue Harvest
==Excerpts==
 
Category:How To
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Star Wreck (Star Trek fan-written script)

Star Wreck is an undated 18-page script by Ageev and Levy for a Star Trek fan film. 
The story appears to be about an unnamed crew (on Earth?) searching for Spock and/or his brain. 
It is not a con skit, as the filming descriptions involve camera shots and a lot of outdoor shots. 
One clue to its publication date may be the mentions of whales and a "punk" as per Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home.
Image:starwreck1.jpg|front cover
Image:starwreck2.jpg|inside page
Image:starwreck3.jpg|inside page
Image:starwreck4.jpg|inside page
Category:Fan Films
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Films
Star Wreck Zone

Star Wrek Zone: The Odd Generations (The Unauthorized Parody) (also known as Star Wrek) is a fan created stop motion film connecting characters from Star Trek: TNG and the original Star Trek series. The fan film is approximately 17 minutes long and was made in 1995. The film was produced by Lisa Davis & Milco Davis, directed by: Milco Davis. The screenplay was written by Lisa Davis. It was a fan favorite and frequently shown at the fan run convention MediaWest,Summary: In an unauthorized animated parody, two different generations of one of the most popular television series of our time comes together through a time warp in space.
The 24th century U.S.S. Rent-a-prize and her crew, captain by Jon-Nike Pickacard, are pulled into a space anomaly and transported a 100 years into the past. The they encounter the 23rd century Rent-a-prize engaged in a full scale combat.Star Wrek Zone 1995, archived on Youtube.
File:StarWreckZone-OriginalCrew.png|Stop action clay animation of the crew of the original Star Trek Enterprise
File:StarWreckZone-Picard.jpg|Stop action clay animation of Picard from the fan film Star Wreck Zone, 1995
== References ==
Category:Fan Films
Category: 1995
Category:Star Trek Fan Films
Star of Alderaan

The Star of Alderaan was a symbol chosen by Star Wars fans to protest the actions taken in the late 1990s by Lucasfilm (and later by Viacom and Paramount) against fan websites on the Internet.
Many of these sites included content pertaining to X-Files, Star Wars, Star Trek, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer fandoms.
See Viacom Crackdown for more.
== Background ==
The initial campaign began at The Sabacc Homepage in April of 1996. That site's creator, Dave Sanborn, was concerned about a 'cease and desist' order that another Star Wars site creator (Jason Ruspini) had received, and he felt that writing letters of protest to Lucasfilm would be the best way to reverse a potentially ugly precedent for how companies should handle fans use of IP on the web."Rebels With a Cause." Cinescape, July 1996, pp. 75
From Who Owns Our Culture by Sue Clerc:
 
From The Boba Fett Home Page: 
== Results ==
A few weeks after the campaign started, Lucasfilm issued a statement clarifying their position on fan-created web sites (they had no desire to shut down either Jason's site, nor any other fan sites), apologized for the wording of their original statement (which they attributed to an overzealous employee), and also offered a set of guidelines to help fans produce their own Star Wars-inspired content, without running afoul of the law.
==References==
Category:Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Star to Star

Star to Star is a Star Wars fanfiction by KivaEmber. It is tagged with Jango Fett/Obi-Wan Kenobi and Feemor/Jaster Mereel.
== Summary ==
== Fan Reactions and Reviews ==
=== Archive of Our Own ===
Category:Fanfiction
Category:Star Wars Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
Category:2022 Fanfiction
Category:2023 Fanfiction
Star trekkies materialize at convention

Star trekkies materialize at convention is a article by Ed Zdrojewski. 
The article was not particularly flattering and was written in the wide-eyed, "look at the freaks" style that mainstream journalists took/take when describing fan events. 
The topic of the article was the recent Schuster Star Trek Con, Star Trek fandom in general, Star Trek as "one of the strangest television shows ever aired," desperate fans, and greedy dealers. The article includes a quote from a professor who compares Star Trek to ancient myth and that fans "gathering around the TV set for Star Trek reruns as sort of a religious gathering." Also quoted was Lori Chapek. The article also includes a short plug for Ourcon though it does not mention it by name. 
The article was printed in "State News," the student newspaper for "Michigan State University." This is the university that sponsored the Michigan State University Star Trek Club and published the first twenty-one issues of the long-running zine Warped Space.
The articles tone and descriptions must have stung and were probably seen as a betrayal, as the writer was a fan himself. Ed Zdrojewski is the author of The Sixth Year, the story that was entwined with the Star Trek: TOS series of stories that became Leslie Fish's The Weight. 
Lori Chapek (club president) and publisher of Warped Space and Ed's story printed a copy of this article in Warped Space #4 and commented in the editorial: "Your article in the State News tho... well, leave us face it, we can get the "Trekkies Examine Space in Heads" stuff from the straight press? Or were you heavily edited?" March 1975 
==Excepts from the Original Article==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1975 News Media
Category:Convention Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Star vs. the Forces of Evil

Star vs. the Forces of Evil is an animated adventure/comedy/fantasy series on Disney XD. It stars Star Butterfly, a magical princess from another dimension, and her adventures living on Earth.
==Characters==
===Main===
* Star Butterfly - Princess of Mewni
* Marco Diaz - Star's best friend on Earth. His family is hosting Star while she stays on Earth.
===Other===
* Ludo - villain obsessed with stealing Star's wand
* Buff Frog - minion of Ludo
* Toffee - mysterious villain
* Jackie - classmate of Star and Marco's, Marco's crush
* Janna - classmate of Star and Marco's
* Tom - Star's demon ex-boyfriend
* Moon - Star's mother, Queen of Mewni
* River - Star's father, King of Mewni
* Eclipsa - Star's ancestor
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
The most popular (and canon) het pairing is Star/Marco, while the most popular slash pairing is Marco/Tom.
Many of the pairings in this fandom are referred to in portmanteau format.
===Pairings Names===
* Star/Marco: Starco
* Star/Tom: Tomstar, Startom
* Marco/Tom: Tomco
* Marco/Jackie: Jarco, Mackie
* Janna/Tom: JanTom
* Marco/Janna: Janco, Manna
* Star/Janna: Janstar
* Moon/Toffee: Moontoffee, Moonffee, Moonfee
* Marco/Hekapoo: Markapoo, Marcapoo
* Marco/Kelly: Kellco
* Star/Jackie: Starkie, Starckie
* Tom/Jackie: Tomkie
* Moon/River: Moonriver, Rivermoon
* Star/Tom/Marco: Startomco, Tomstarco, Stomco
* Janna/Jackie: Jankie
* Globgor/Eclipsa: Globclipsa
* Star/Toffee: Starffee, Starfee
* Toffee/Eclipsa: Toffipsa
* Toffee/Marco: Toffco
* Toffee/Rasticore: Tofficore
* Ludo/Star: Lustar
* Ludo/Toffee: Ludoffee
* Moon/Eclipsa: Moonclipsa
* Star/Eclipsa: Starclipsa
===Fan theories===
* Monster Arm coming back
* 
* Toffee is Marco from the future
* 
===AUs===
* Monstar AU: AU where Star is the half-monster child of Moon and Toffee.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fan Comics===
* Ship War AU by moringmark
===Fanart===
* Haven’t stopped watching by ceejles
* Untitled by gashi45
* 
* Now that’s one stylish grandma! by nomidot
* aesthetic as hell by sailorleo
* selfie by ushi418
* I’m pretty sure that Star’ll never go to a concert again xD comic by frava8
* Blood Moon tonight. The moon of lovers by uxia15draws
* Marco/Star by Drai-random, Archived
==Live Chats==
There have been official live chats where fans could send in questions to the characters.
* 
* 
* Marco's Scary Stories Part 1 - Halloween live chat
* 
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Star vs. the Forces of Evil on AO3
* Star vs. the Forces of Evil on FFN
* r/StarVStheForcesofEvil on Reddit
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr Tags: Star Vs. The Forces of Evil, Star Vs., SVTFOE
* star-vs-the-fandoms-of-evil - Fan Blog
==Resources==
* Star vs. the Forces of Evil on TV Tropes
* Star Vs. The Forces of Evil on The Big Cartoon Database
==References==
Category:Animation
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Starbase

==Zines==
* Starbase (UK)
* Starbase Ten (US)
* Starbase M.T.L. (CAN)
* Star Base Operations (US)
==Fic==
* Starbase Eighteen
==Fan Clubs==
* Star Base 6 (US)
* Starbase 13 (UK)
* Starbase 14 (UK)
* Star Base Andromeda (US)
* Starbase Houston (US)
* Star Base Omicron (UK)
* Star Base Swindon (UK)
* Starbase Command (US)
* Imperial Starbase Seattle (US)
==Conventions==
* Starbase Baltimore (US)
* Atlanta Starbase (US)
==Company==
* Starbase One
Starbase (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the Trek zine Starbase Ten (Chicago) or the Trek zine Starbase M.T.L. (Canada).
Starbase is a gen anthology of Star Trek: TOS fan fiction and poetry. It is quite possible there is only one issue.
==About==
==Issue 1==
Starbase 1 was published March 1979 and contains 60 pages.
* Even Unto Death by Sue Trent (1)
* Future Mission by Marion Kennedy (16)
* Live Long and Prosper by Kathy Walton (26)
* They Couldn't, Could They? by Janet Balch (30)
* Mind Over Matter by Pat M (32)
* The Antidote by Auther [sic] Unknown (49)
* Earth Mother, poem by Carol Keogh (55)
* Man, poem by Sue Trent (56)
* Why, poem by S. Meek (57)
* Chalk and Cheese, poem by Chrissie Farr (58)
* The Con Song (filk/song) by Little Sue and White D.G. (59)
* On the Edge of Forever, poem by S. Meek (60)
== References ==
category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Starbase 972

Starbase 972 is an Israeli fanclub, founded in May 1998 with the goal of uniting fans and enthusiasts of Star Trek in Israel. The club co-founded ICon, an Israeli science fiction con.
The club's publications are exclusively written in Hebrew for the Israeli audience, however there are some pages in English, including exclusive interviews.
==Forty Years of Star Trek==
In celebration of the series' 40th anniversary, on 8th September 2006, several interviews with fans from around the world were conducted and published on the site. The texts were 
edited and collected by subatoi, and translated to Hebrew and proof read by Vered Klein.
*8.8.06
**Star Trek and Me… – Kristine M Smith, United States
**Star Trek and Me – John Billingsley ("Dr. Phlox")
*18.8.06
**40 years of Star Trek and Me – Melanie Brosowski, Germany
*23.8.06
**40 Years of Trek] – Tom'caT [Tomislav Peric], Croatia
**Star Trek and Me – Lexie Currie, Australia
**Star Trek and Me – Bernd Schneider, Germany
*28.8.06
**Star Trek and Me – Dirk Bartholomae, Germany
**Star Trek and Us – Fans from Italy
*1.9.06
** Star Trek and Me – Nicholas Donaghy, Australia
**The Forty-Year Trek – George Takei ("Mr. Sulu")
* 4.9.06
**Me and Star Trek – Martin Bohm, Czech Republic
**The Mutara Nebula Is Everywhere – David Brin
*8.9.06
**Getting in touch with Trek – Salvador Nogueira, Brazil
**What Star Trek symbolizes for me? – Harve Bennett (producer and writer)
==References==