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Stars & Garters

Stars & Garters was a fan site and fanfiction archive in X-Men fandom, dedicated to the character of Hank McCoy, better known as Beast. It contained 75 stories by 40 contributing authors. The site was active during the early 2000s, and went defunct in late 2006.
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Category:X-Men Archives
Category:2000 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Stars (fan writer)

Stars has been a writer in the due South fandom since 2007. She writes mostly gen, Fraser/Kowalski, and Fraser/Kowalski/Vecchio and writes Dief and Turtle viewpoints as well.
==Writing Style==
In ds_profiles, akamine_chan says about Star's due South writing:
:"Stars is a unique writer in that she can easily adapt between extremes. She can write absolutely heartbreaking angst as well as hysterically funny stories that are believably canon. Her snippet sized stories often pack an emotional wallop and her longer pieces are perfectly paced and pitched. She likes the remix format, taking the original author's story and spinning it carefully to make something as good or even better than the original. Her storytelling skill is excellent and she has an uncanny ability to get into the heads of her characters and give them voices. She often takes risks with her stories by writing gen, or death fic, or zombie apocalypses and it always pays off in the best ways."akamine_chan, due South Author Profile: simplystars posted on10 February 2010 (Accessed 8 March 2010)
 
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
* I Am a Man Upon the Land (Fraser/Kowalski, 13,000 words, PG13) written for ds_match 2009. This is a fairy tale, and Stars does a wonderful job building the story slowly, carefully, picking out a gentle pace and sticking to it. She uses such a deft hand, a sense of timeless lyricism tempered with a hint of discord as Fraser and Ray struggle to understand what it is they mean to each other.
* Freaks & Geeks (To Say Nothing of the Goat) (Fraser/Kowalski, 5,800 words, NC17) This story is really about the sheer unadulterated wackiness that is canon in due South. Fraser's in Canada, Ray's in Chicago, and nothing is as it should be. Until it is.
* About a Girl (Thatcher, 2,900 words, G) An absolutely lovely character study of Inspector Meg Thatcher - not the shrewishly drawn caricature we saw on the show - but the intelligent, talented woman we knew had to exist between the lines of canon. Here is a Meg Thatcher well worth knowing, and loving, from precocious girl to commanding woman.
* God Says Nothing Back (Five Times Fraser's Heart Was Broken) (Fraser/Kowalski, 1,500 words, PG13) Five moments in Fraser's life, five things that can't be undone. The words are elegant and spare, but razor-sharp. 
* Les Revenants (or in English, thank you, Fraser – Zombies, Zombie Town, Zombie Nightmare, Zombiegeddon…) (Fraser/Kowalski, 3,450 words, R) In spite of the humorous title, this story is deadly serious. Zombies loose in Chicago, wrecking havoc, as zombies tend to do. Here we watch as Ray and Fraser deal with the ravenous walking undead as well as the horror that slowly consumes them. One breaks, and the other finds the strength to hold them both up and keep them going.
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Stars Above, Stones Below

Stars Above, Stones Below is a Merlin/Arthur story by Destina. The story was written for Paperlegends 2012 and it's a canon-era AU, which begins post-4x11 (The Hunter's Heart) and diverges from canon there.
Summary: After the disastrous end of his betrothal to Gwen and the regret of his offer to Princess Mithian, Arthur swears off finding a wife until he's ready to wed. When Merlin offers himself to Arthur as bedmate, Arthur suggests they hand-fast in secret for a single year of mutual pleasure without obligation. As their year together unfolds, and secrets and betrayals unravel around them, Arthur and Merlin learn there is no such thing as uncomplicated pleasure. Everything they thought they knew can change in the span of a single year.
goss painted four art pieces, one of which was used for a fic cover, and made three chapter dividers for the fic.goss. Art Masterpost (Merlin - Paperlegends Big Bang 2012), 02 August 2012. (19 September 2012)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Stars Aligned

Stars Aligned is a Takashi Shirogane/Princess Allura fanzine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== Issue 1 ==
Published January 2017. The first issue is 40 pages long, 30 of which contains illustrations, short stories and a poem by 10 artists and 7 writers. Contributors:
== Issue 2 ==
Published June 2017. The second issue is 56 pages long, 50 of which contains illustrations, short stories and an 8-page long fancomic by 17 artists, 11 writers and 2 multimedia creators. It also includes three cosplay polaroid photos as well as optional stickers and a charm. Contributors:
Category:Het ZinesCategory:2017 ZinesCategory:Voltron Zines
Stars Fall, Light Dims

Stars Fall, Light Dims is a for-profit fanzine centered on the character Zhongli from Genshin Impact.
==About==
The interest check for this project ran from February 4-14, 2021https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1357522473391190021, garnering at least 100 responses in the first 24 hourshttps://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1357914227315531776. Mod applications for the project ran from February 14-24, 2021https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1360831159719104516, while contributor applications started March 10, 2021 with an announced end date of April 5https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1369529233031245825, then were extended to April 12, 2021https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1378892131364917250.
Preorders opened on August 18, 2021 with a scheduled end date of September 22, 2021https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1428088661950803972, and later was extended to September 29, 2021https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1440349442431848452. The following pricing tiers were offeredhttps://web.archive.org/web/20210818213822/https://geoarchonzine.bigcartel.com/products.xml:
* Topaz (PDF Only) ($15 USD): Digital Zine Bundle
* Jade (Zine Only) ($20 USD): Physical Zine
* Lazuli Flat Merch Bundle ($37 USD): Physical Zine + Sticker Sheet + Stickers + Print
* Chrysos Full Bundle ($65 USD): Physical Zine + Charms + Enamel Pin + Sticker Sheet + Stickers + Print + Metal Bookmark
PDF add-ons were available for $10 USD for the standard zine and $5 USD for the NSFW side zinehttps://web.archive.org/web/20210826154601/https://geoarchonzine.bigcartel.com/product/full-bundle. Merch was also available individually for separate preorder, and there was a standee add-on not included in any of the bundleshttps://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1428089094312243211.
Three stretch goals were included in the project: Discord emotes at 30, a charm/sticker at 60, and a mora coin at 100https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1428089733276647429. Only the first stretch goal was announced successfulhttps://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1434310994562531329, but the second goal charm was produced and included in bundleshttps://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1477066343979663361.
The zine did a merch collaboration with Fraction of Light, a zine centering Albedo, where anyone making orders that included the physical zine from both zines would get a washi tape in the Fraction of Light zine delivery and a print and sticker sheet in the Stars Fall, Light Dims zine delivery - all three items featuring both Albedo and Zhonglihttps://twitter.com/albedozine/status/1435018798944374784.
All preorders were announced as shipped February 20, 2022https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1495442456380387334. Leftover sales ran from July 8-31, 2022https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1545497957008646145. All leftovers were announced as shipped August 5, 2022https://twitter.com/geoarchonzine/status/1555703157673672705.
==Contributors==
===Page Artists===
===Merch Artists===
===Writers===
===Mods===
== References ==
Category:Genshin Impact Zines
Category:2022 Zines
Stars of Star Trek

Stars of Star Trek is a Star Trek: TOS collection of photos. 
==Issue 4==
Stars of Star Trek 4 contains black and white photos mainly of William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, and the supporting men. It was published in 1976 or before, and it measures 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", and has 28 pages including covers. This zine contains an ad for issues #2-#5 of Trek.
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Stars or Dust

Stars or Dust is a gen Star Trek: TOS 110-page novel by Catherine E. Roush, illos by Booferd, edited by Lori A. Paige. It is a sequel to the movie, "The Wrath of Khan."
Summary from an ad in Universal Translator #21: "Kirk must use every ounce of his integrity to prevent a nuclear war on an alien planet, but every minute he must battle the feeling that an even more pressing commitment awaits him on Genesis." 
==Inside Sample==
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Starscapes

Starscapes is an art and poetry zine by Jean West. 
==Issue 1==
Starscapes 1 contains 30 pages. 
From an ad in Zine Scene: "All artwork using the same star cluster in each one."
==Issue 2==
Starscapes 2 contains 35 pages. 
From an ad in Zine Scene: "Poetry and artwork varies in theme. Artwork includes many of Starman."
Category:1990s
Category:Poetry Zines
Starscraper Soul

Starscraper Soul is a K/S story by Susan Sicafoosh. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #48.
==Summary==
"Spock allows Kirk to read an old log entry from his academy days in hopes that it will be the catalyst that brings them together as lovers."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Starseeker

Starseeker is a gen Star Trek: TOS 38-page anthology of fiction and non-fiction published by the Starseekers fan club. . The front cover by by J. McLaughlin. The interior illos are by T. Bishop, R. Dorn, Wl Hiller, and D. McCarthy.
* Capricorn Speaks by K.C. Leake (article)
* Spectres of Yesterday by Hilliard-Hughes (article)
* Space:The Final Frontier by S. Schenkovsky (article)
* Son of Empath by H. C. Leake 
* Where No Goon has Gone Before by A. Hillard-Hughes 
* Conversation with Grace Lee Whitney (article)
* Taking the Con by Cohen (article)
* Technical Perspectives by B. Henderson (article)
 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Starsh

Starsh was a Spanish-language slash fanfic archive.
==Authors with content on Starsh==
*Dark Yuki-chan (Author subpage)
*Livia (Author subpage)
*Oconel (Author subpage)
*Chuxi (Author subpage)
*Edeiel (Author subpage)
*Abysm (Author subpage)
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Yaoi Archives
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
Category:2000s
Starship Britannica

Starship Britannica is a gen multifandom anthology focusing on the British media. 
They were edited by Leigh Arnold.
There are three issues of art, essays, reviews, and fan stories.
==Issue 1==
Starship Britannica 1 was published in January 1986 (second printing March 1986) and contains 67 pages.
* Avon's Big Score by Leigh Arnold (reprinted in Powerplay #6) (Blake's 7) 
* Intro to Blake's 7 (non-fiction)
* Retrospect by Meade Brockway 
* Who Are the Tomorrow People
* A Pardner for Ellie-May
* Doctor Duck
* Book Review: Life, The Universe and Everything
* What the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has to Say on the Subject of Time Lords
* Only the End of the World Again
* The Adventures of Young Zaphod
* Share and Enjoy
* Mutiny Made Easy
* The Avengers/New Avengers
* Overmind's Talkaroundthegalaxy
* Thought for the Day
* The Mines of Gragafinch, part one (Doctor Who)
==Issue 2==
Starship Britannica 2 was published in 1986 and contains 72 pages.
It was edited by Leigh Arnold.
Contributors: Tom Perdoni and Bonnie Vitti.
* Adventures of Young Zaphod Beeblebrox (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) (1)
* Mines of Gragafinch, part two (Doctor Who) (16)
* Test of Terror (Doctor Who) (26)
* The Birthday Present by Leigh Arnold (Blake's 7) (49)
* U.F.O. Goodies (U.F.O.) (62)
* Wordsearch Hitch Hiker's (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) (67)
* A Matter of Perspective (Tomorrow People) (68)
==Issue 3==
Starship Britannica 3 was published in 1987 and contains 190 pages. 
The art is by Vicki Brinkmeier (cover) and Dani Lane.
Fandoms are Blake's 7, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Doctor Who, Tomorrow People, Professionals and Dangermouse.
The production of the zine was delayed due to computer issues. In Datazine #44, the publisher writes, somewhat amusingly, that her computers have developed a personality of their own: 
* Rest(less) Cure by Mary Alice Wuerz (Blake's 7)
* Promises to Keep by Rebecca Ann Brothers (Blake's 7)
* Jassi's Storm by Genn Eccles (Blake's 7)
* Journey's End by Joan Hoffman (Blake's 7)
* other unknown content
==Issue 4==
Starship Britannica 4 was never issued. It was supposed to be an all-Blake's 7 crossover issue. Its contents were instead published in Magnificent Seven #9 and New Horizons.
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s
Starship Cincinnati

Starship Cincinnati is a Star Trek TOS convention that was held in 1983 in Kentucky. 
Guests were Walter Koenig, Mark Lenard, Bruce Hyde, John Winston, and Jean Lorrah. 
It had a film room, an art show, a costume show, a trivia contest, a banquet, and fanzines for sale. 
There was also a theatrical performance that required an extra fee to attend. It was open to the general public. This was a play by two of the guests of honor called Actors: From the flyer: 
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Starship Excalibur

Starship Excalibur was a British Star Trek: TOS fan club.
==Publications by Star Trek Mail Association Press==
* Bi-Lliam
* Excalibur
* In Relation to Saavik
* The Sword of Love
* The Two-Edged Sword
* a quarterly newsletter (one issue printed IDIC -- Fact or Fiction?)
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Starship Kongo

Starship Kongo is a Japanese Star Trek zine. 
==Issue 13==
File:Kongo-1-1.jpg|issue #13
File:Kongo-1-2.jpg|issue #13
File:Kongo-1-3.jpg|issue #13
File:Kongo-1-4.jpg|issue #13
==Issue 23==
 
Image:kongo23.jpg|issue #23
 
==Issue 24==
 
Image:kongo24.jpg|issue #24
 
==Issue 25==
 
File:Kongo25.jpg|issue #25
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Starship on the Edge of Forever

Starship on the Edge of Forever is a Star Trek: TOS gen anthology of fiction and articles.
==Issue 1==
Starship on the Edge of Forever 1 
==Issue 2==
Starship on the Edge of Forever 2 was published in August/October 1976 and contains 22 pages. It is the "back to school issue." 
From the zine: 
* A Letter from the Presidents (1)
* M.O.S.T. Sales Items (2)
* Club Activities (3)
* Membership List (3)
* Star Gift, a brief description of a billboard in London of Spock drinking beer (4)
* Star Trek vs Space:1999, article by Mathew J. Garretson (5)
* Star Trek Word Search, answer (6)
* Logan's Run, script review by Skott Zimmerman (7)
* New Star Trek Items (7)
* Halfbreed, chapter 2, fiction by Mathew J. Garretson (7)
* A Fedral [sic] Fable by Mathew J. Garretson (non-Trek) (9)
* What's It Like to Be a Fan in the Service? by W.R. Perry ("What's it like being a fan in the service? Well, apparently, I'm alone. No, I can't say that, but at least in my squadron, and around the base it seems like I'm alone. Oh, some "like" STAR TREK, but true trekkies they are not. Most of the guys in barracks kid me, insult STAR TREK and all that, but it is mostly, in good fun. But I can't get them to "see the light." NOTE: If you have a story about your self showing how hard it is to be a fan, because of some predicament (i.e. being in the service), send us your letter.") (10)
* It's Long or Live (about Live Long and Prosper) (10)
* Space Flight Department (Viking Views Mars) (11)
* Science Fiction Unlimited, ad (13)
* Paperback News (15)
* Advertisement (16)
* William Shatner (17)
* The Convention That Failed, about the last minute cancellation of the second Star Trek Chicago (17)
* Next Issue (18)
* Make-Phrase (19)
* Star Trek Word Find (20)
* Color Photos! (21)
 
Image:starshipforeveraug-oct-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:starshipforeveraug-oct-2.jpg|from issue #2
Image:starshipforeveraug-oct-3.jpg|from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Starship on the Edge of Forever 3 was published in November 1976/January 1977 and contains 22 pages.
The membership list has tripled since the last issue, and there are now 90 members.
* A Letter from the Presidents (1)
* Membership List (2)
* review of the James Bond movie, Live & Let Die (4)
* News Items (5)
* Club Activities (6)
* M.O.S.T. Sales Items (6)
* The Article, irreverent, silly essay by Peter Johansson (10)
* Book Review by Peter Johansson (Spock: Messiah!) (10)
* The Trouble with Lincoln Enterprise, article by Gene P. Zombolas (critical of Lincoln Enterprises, accuses them of shoddy merchandise, slow service, cheating and dishonesty) (11)
* Archon-1 (12)
* Science Fiction Paperback News (13)
* Triton Space Flight Department (14)
* St. Charles Aerospace Team by Richard J. Peck (16)
* The Halfbreed, part three, fiction by Mathew J. Garretson (20)
* Star Trek vs Space: 1999 by Mathew J. Garretson (21)
* Color Photos (22)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Starships! (Monochromatic Remix)

Starships! (Monochromatic Remix) is a multi-fandom vid by Jetpack Monkey that was made for the Brand New Classic Hits vidshow at Vividcon 2013. show. It is a remixed version of bironic's vid Starships! using older sci-fi and fantasy video source.
Summary: "A celebration of astronauts, space rangers, scientists, faithful sidekicks, and the spacecraft they love to fly."
Sources: Space-based black & white TV and movies released before July 1969. A list of the sources can be found here. reference link.
The vidder also posted a side-by-side comparison of the two vid which can be seen here. reference link.
==Vidder's Notes==
==Screencap Gallery==
Images are not necessarily in the order in which they appeared in the songvid. Click on each image to see greater detail. [Note: help appreciated in identifying the older source clips.]
File:StarshipsBW1.png|the opening credits. Aeryn Sun from Farscape on the right.
File:StarshipsBW2.png|Star Wars fighters on the right.
File:StarshipsBW3.png|spaceships being lit up in the dark. The Enterprise is on the right.
File:StarshipsBW5.png|spaceships taking off from the moon.
File:StarshipsBW6.png|Science officers looking intent. Spock is on the right.
File:StarshipsBW7.png|illustrating that there is no gravity in space. The image on the right is from 2001 Space Odyssey.
File:StarshipsBW16.png|a favorite moment for many viewers is where the robot "B-9" from Lost in Space is paralleled to Data from Star Trek:TNG.
File:StarshipsBW8.png|similar computer data technology that illustrates how advances in technology is speeding up. In the image on the left, computer technology was in its infancy. In 2001 Space Odyssey, the image on the right, newer and faster computers were only decades away.
File:StarshipsBW9.png|Sillouettes against the sun.
File:StarshipsBW11.png|Starships speeding into space. Firefly is on the right, Fireball XL5 on the left.
File:StarshipsBW12.png|the wonder of touching the edge of space. Wall-E is on the right, Astro Boy is on the left.
File:Starships13.png|women astronauts in space. Ripley from Aliens is on the right. Note the similar side eyed glances which is a hallmark scene from the Aliens movies.
File:Starships14.png|Doctor Who's Tardis. Doctor Who is the only science fiction TV series to span 50+ years. The Tardis wears its years well.
File:Starships15.png|The final clip - disappearing into the future. On the left, there is less disappearing and more "ouch-ing" as the rocket crashes into the moon. But hey, at least mankind made an impression. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:2013 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
Starships! (multifandom vid)

Starships! is a multi-fandom vid by bironic that was made for the 2012 Club Vivid show.
The summary reads: "A celebration of pilots, captains, engineers, crew members, and the spacecraft they love to fly. (And race, and crash, and fix, and play in, and fight in, and...)" 
As of August 2013, the vidder notes: 
A list of sources matched by time code can be found here.archive link 1; archive link 2.
The vid was enthusiastically received at Vividcon and by fans later when it was posted online. Some discussion has centered on the fact that the vid does not actually have "every starship every made" and the lack of crediting or attribution of the vid as the vid was reposted on Youtube, twitter and tumblr.Happy birthday, Starships dated August 2013 ("Common criticisms: "This vid is invalid because Babylon 5/Red Dwarf/Andromeda/Lexx/anything anime/something else isn't in it."); reference link.
In 2013, Jetpack Monkey created a remixed version of the vid using older sci-fi and fantasy video source: Starships! (Monochromatic Remix Vid).
In January 2016 Bironic announced that Starships is one of the videos to be featured in a museum exhibit on video mashups at the Vancouver Art Gallery in February 2016: MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture at the Vancouver Art Gallery.Livejournal post announcing the Vancouver exhibit, 8th January 2016 (accessed 9th January 2016) The exhibit ran from May 15, 2016 - June 2016MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture, and this vid was featured as part of Early 20th Century: Collage, Montage and Readymade at the Birth of Modern CultureMashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture List of Works
==Vidder's Notes==
==Screencap Gallery==
Images are not in the order in which they appeared in the songvid.
File:Starships1.png|In the video, the spotlights shine on the rebuilt USS Enterprise in time with the beat.
File:Starships2.png|The faces of the USS Enterprise crew light up as they see the ship in the docking bay.
File:Starships4.png|Captain Picard and Data travel back in time. Picard is reverently touching the side of the rocket Phoenix, the first warp capable starship that allowed humanity to leave the solar system. Note the parallels between this clip and the next clip.
File:Starship3.png|For many viewers, this clip of WALL-E gently touching the edge of the earth's atmosphere mirrors the wonder and joy they feel in science fiction, fantasy and fandom. It is considered by some to be the emotional pinnacle of the vid.
File:Starships5.png|Kaylee, the mechanic from Firefly, her face lighting up as she repairs the Serenity's stalling engine. In the series and movie, Kaylee has an almost symbiotic relationship with the ship. And, as a ship's mechanic, she also confounds gender roles by pursuing her dream to work on a Firefly class ship.
File:Starships6.png|An RV in space from the movie Spaceballs. Because all starships were meant to fly. Even silly ones. Especially the silly ones.
==Reactions/Reviews==
===2012===
 
===2013===
===2016===
===2017===
===2018===
===2022===
==References==
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Multifandom VidsCategory:2018 Featured Articles
Starsinlove

starsinlove was an email discussion group for femslash fanfiction in the Sailor Moon fandom. It focused on the pairing Aino Minako/Sailor Venus and Tome Hotaru/Sailor Saturn.
The group was created on September 20, 2001. It was a restricted group, with no membership approval process. It disappeared some time after May 2004.
As of May 2004, the group had 9 members.
==Description==
==History==
Despite its small members, starsinlove had a high posting rate. December 2002 had the highest posting numbers at 133 messages.
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Starsky's Law

Starsky's Law is a Starsky & Hutch slash story by Alexis Rogers. It is a missing scene from the episode, "Iron Mike."
It was published in Hanky Panky #9, The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers, and is online. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎