Jundland, Too

You may be looking for the Star Wars letterzine, Jundland Wastes.
Jundland, Too is a Star Wars newsletter that was canceled after two issues. It was to have taken off where Jundland Wastes ended. It was, like many newsletters of its time, published without a copyright notice and may have fallen, in the US, into the public domain.
==Other Star Wars Letterzines==
* Alderaan (February 1978 to August 1981) (morphed into the multimedia letterzine, Comlink)
* Bound by the Force (1982-1997) -- contains some mulifandom content
* Darkside (1994-1997)
* Jundland Wastes (March, perhaps June 1981 to September 1983)
* Jundland, Too (February 1984 to May 1984)
* Rebel Alliance (1993-1994)
* Scoundrel (late 1983 or fall 1986)
* Southern Enclave (1983 to 2000)
* Tusken Farms (1993-?)
==About Jundland, Too==
The editor explains the newsletter in the last issue of Jundland Wastes in September 1983: 
==Issue 1==
Jundland, Too 1 was published in February 1984 and contains 32 pages. It has small art by Robin Belyea and Patrick O'Neill.
From the editor: 
In the column "The Protocol Droid," there is a letter from a fan saying she was worried about her fanfiction as it was about the fall of the Jedi enclaves, but that she's learned that "enclaves" are from another fanwriter's universe. She wanted to know if she could still use this term. The answer was absolutely not without specific permission from the fan originator, and if done by accident, you needed to apologize by writing a letter: 
* this issue has an article by Anne Elizabeth Zeek called "The Wages of Love" in which she analyzes the phrase "A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, " calling it the modern equivalent of "Once upon a time" or "When giants walked the earth," -- all "monomyths"
* a fan writes a long letter complaining of the shoddy treatment the character of Wedge receives, as well as that of his fans
* a fan writes a letter saying she is not a Luke Skywalker fan, but that she was unhappy about the amount of letters she has seen lately that "put down a certain character or idea in favor of another, and this bothers me. Although I didn't experience it firsthand, I've heard all sorts of horror stories about the back-biting and insults in ST fandom, and I sincerely hope it doesn't happen here." She refers to a number of letters in Jundland Wastes #15 and other issues which "made Han fans seem childish because were were disappointed with the Han in JEDI. What's the matter, they ask us, are we sour because he didn't have a big part this time?"
* another fan writes a long letter taking previous fans' letters in Jundland Wastes to task for picking on the character of Luke; it is one of MANY letters taking each other to task for bashing Luke or Han, Leia, Lando, and Ben Kenobi: "I believe everyone has the right to create their own personal hero in whatever image they wish. The controversy surrounding the Han/Luke fans is proof that people have wildly different views of what constitutes a hero."
* a fan writes of the double standard about fans saying they like strong women but then turn around and criticize her for the very qualities they claim to admire: "Everyone sees her character in JEDI as a positive change. I'm not so sure, but I can't express my feelings coherently. But I can say that putting her in a slave costume was a nice sexist way of getting back at the "bitch"."
* a fan writes that she is tired of fans complaining about poor reviews being a "personal attack" asking if it isn't possible that a fan just disliked something; the same applies to good reviews: "And on the same token, can't someone express a positive opinion without being the creators's bosom buddy? Is it really possible that we've all just been stabbing backs and lying our heads off in the name of friendship all this time?"
* a fan writes a long letter explaining the difference between "reviews" and "criticism" 
* a fan writes a long letter and analyzes the use of the color green in the recent movie 
* a number of fans write of their confusion and unhappiness with the recent movie
* a review of Alderaani Imperative, see that page
* a review of Pegasus #6, see that page
* a review of Kessel Run #3, see that page
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Jundland, Too 2 was published in May 1984 and contains 25 pages. Small art by Robin Belyea, Ron Frenz, Tom Plamer, Pat O'Neill and Nancy Stasulis.
* this issue starts off with part two of Anne Elizabeth Zeek's article "The Wages of Love" -- the last paragraph: 
* Leia, Lucas, and Fandom is an essay by Sandra H. Necchi; in it she explains that Leia was originally meant to be the hero but Lucas changed his mind, that Star Wars is a fairy tale filled with symbols rather than real people which is why it doesn't stand up to as much introspection fans give it... 
* the column "The Protocol Droid" answers the question of how "an unknown fan get Big Name People to write for her zine" -- the answer: asking, flattery, understanding of "Time" and "Audience," and why BNFs write for some zines and not others -- an excerpt: 
* one fan's letter discusses Wedge Antilles: 	
* a fan writes, tongue-in-cheek: 
* there are many letters taking each other to task for stating opinion about favorite characters as fact and vice verse -- one example: "Opinion...opinion... all it is is Personal Interpretation. There is a big difference between fact and fiction, Marcia. You and your gang are way off in fantasyland with fiction rather than fact." Another fan writes: "I think I'll bow out of the Han/Luke debate No, not THAT Luke/Han debate! as gracefully as I can. My opinions remain the same, but frankly, my dear, the whole debate is becoming a bit too acrimonious for my taste... emotions appear to be escalating on both sides to dangerous levels, and I personally prefer not to add any more fuel to the fire."
* "Post ROTJ: a Marvel-ous Approach" by Patrick Daniel O'Neill is an interview with Marvel writer Mary Jo Duffy and editor Louise Jones 
* a review of Skywalker #5, see that page
* a very detailed and lengthy analysis and review of "Last Sanctuary" in the ThousandWorlds universe
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1984 Zines