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The Starsky & Hutch Lending Library

You may be looking for the gen library: S&H Genzine Lending Library.
The Starsky & Hutch Lending Library was created in spring 1995, though it appears it was based on an earlier, more informal, circuit that began five years earlier. The online introduction by Flamingo states 1990, but this does not jive with the 1995 announcements in Frienz. 
The main librarian was Linda McGee, who was assisted by a "Committee." 
The library was a collection of out-of-print zines assembled by Linda and many other SH fans with the goal of making these zines available to those who had never had an opportunity to see them. Their intention was to ensure that this classic fiction would not be lost to Starsky & Hutch fandom. The library was run by different SH fans over the years and hosted both gen and slash fan fiction. Zines were always presented uncut, uncensored, and unedited.Starsky & Hutch Lending Library By 2001, 64 zines, evenly divided between slash and gen, were listed in the library catalog.S & H Lending Library Card Catalog List of Titles, Last updated 7/23/01
This library was active until about 2006, with a year-long hiatus between 2000-01.
Many fans had a lot of fears and hopes as their activities and creation became more visible. For more on this subject, see: Visbility.
A similar library, this one for only gen zines, was started in 1997. See S&H Genzine Lending Library headed by K. Hanna Korossy.
==Its Beginning==
From Linda McGee in June 1994: 
From Linda McGee March 1995: 
In March 1995, Barbara F wrote: 
From Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter #15 (February 1995): 
From a post by Flamingo on September 11, 2000:
From a post by Flamingo on June 30, 2001:
==A 2001 Dilemma, and Possible Solution, for International Fans==
On August 23, 2001, Flamingo posted:
==The Library Closes in 2006==
One reason: "This is partly due to the real-life obligations of the current librarian, and partly due to the impracticality of mailing pounds of paper back and forth all over the world. With the rising price of postage, it now costs more to mail zines back and forth then it would to copy the zines and let members keep them. Unfortunately, that's not a practical solution, either. The time involved for a librarian to copy the zines herself is simply prohibitive." The Starsky & Hutch Lending Library, accessed 12.15.2010 
Another reason: As fans migrated to the Internet, many zine stories (slash and gen) became available online at the S & H Archive. Starsky & Hutch Lending Library
==A Possible Reboot?==
Starting in 2010, several volunteers began discussions as to how to bring the library and the out of print fanzines back into circulation again. The current debate is whether to use an opt-in only model with offline distribution on timed-out CD disks. Basically, the concept of online distribution with open access to the Starsky and Hutch fanzine history continues to remain elusive.
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Offline SpacesCategory:Print Zine Archives
The Starsky & Hutch Media Archives

The Starsky & Hutch Media Archives was a project by Nut Hatch to scan, archive, and sell the contents of 60 issues (1976 to 1981) of the long-running professional fan magazine called "The Starsky and Hutch Magazine." The CDs also included video clips, music, and slideshows.
The name of this magazine is rarely mentioned in the massive descriptions by Jane of Australia, and she had much to say about copyrights and the "fannish 'in-plugged'" element of this project.
There were six CDs in all and they were created and sold between 2002-03.
Similar fanworks are Digital Dreams: The Professionals and Digital Dreams: Starsky & Hutch.
==Gallery==
Image:cd2.jpg|the second CD
Image:cd3.jpg|the third CD
Image:cd5.jpg|the fifth CD
Image:cd6.jpg|the sixth CD
==About==
==Disclaimers and Copyright==
=="Here's the Plan"==
==More About==
==More, More About==
 
==Contents==
===The Six CDs===
CD 1 (March 2002)
* CD 2 (2002): CD 2
* CD 3 (October 2002): CD 3
* CD 4 (January 2003): CD 4
* CD 5 (August 2003): CD 5
* CD 6 (December 2003): CD 6
===CD 1 (March 2002)===
===CD 4 (January 2003)===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:2000s
The Starsky & Hutch Wedding Photo

Some Starsky & Hutch fans referred to a well-known 1976 publicity photo as "The Wedding Photo" which portrays Starsky is standing next to a seated Hutch. There were multiple images from this professional photo shoot, some with Hutch's hands folded, some with Starsky leaning on him, facing away, or facing the camera. Some fans remember there was one with both men holding flowers.
 
This composition is reminiscent of the style of some old-fashioned photos taken of newly-married couples. 
==Inspired Fanworks==
 
==Some Starsky & Hutch Fan Examples of Use==
File:Weddingphoto3.jpg|One of the many images from the photo shoot, this one published on the front of a celebrity gossip zine in 1976.
File:Apb10.jpg|The cover British zine A.P.B. #10 (1982) portrays a painting that was shown at DobeyCon #3 - it is a riff on both the common photo reference combined with the characters from Decorated for Death
File:Between11.jpg|Another one from this photo series was used as the cover of the letterzine Between Friends #11 in 1985.
File:Tellme23.jpg|The cover of the APA Tell Me Something I Don't Know #23 in 1991. 
==The "Wedding Photo" Pose in Other Fandoms==
A fan in 2006 remarked: 
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:1976 Meta
The Start of the Betamax Years: 1990-1992

The Start of the Betamax Years: 1990-1992 is a song vid collection compiled by Kandy Fong of vids that she made between 1990 and 1992.
The vids were curated by Kandy Fong in the late 2000s, possibly for a panel at Escapade. On the liner notes she comments:
Contents:
*Indiana Jones: "Spiders and Snakes" sung by Jim Stafford. Notes: "A friend helped with his beta 900."
*Blake's 7: "If I Were a Rich Man" sung by Man Zero Mostal. Notes: 1991: "At Mary VD's. She showed me how to make the first 3 edits, then she went to bed & I used her tapes &machines all night.
*Doctor Who: "Yellow Submarine" by The Beatles. Notes: "Got my own Beta 1000 machines."
*Blake's 7: "Studs in Black Leather" sung by Julie Eklar. Notes: "1992: Filk song, very punny."
*Blake's 7: "Sounds of Silence" sung by Simon & Garfunkle. Notes: " A fan gave me B7 tapes so I could vid."
*Starsky &Hutch Losing My Religion REM First vidder to use this song
*Mixed fandoms: "Something to Talk About" sung by Anne Murray. Note: At Revelcon, 3 vidders used the song."
*Quantum Leap: "Time Warp" sung by Tim Curry. Notes: "Had used song for ST slide show."
*classic Trek movie: "Snoopy vs the Red Baron" sung by Royal Guardsmen. Notes: "Klingons sound German to me."
*Dracula (1979:) "Set the Night to Music" sung by Roberta Flack. Notes: "Frank Langella was HOT !!!"
*Pros Porn. "Freddy Pig," singer unknown. Notes: "When I saw the movie & realized that 5 of the actors looked like ones from The Professionals, I had to do it."The music may have been by Christopher Rage from his LP: "The Singing Rage" See 
*Dancing Cocks: K/S mixed: Notes: "Dixie videotaped both the times that the fans from Phoenix presented our skit at IDICon, and she gave me copies so I could do this vid."
 
==References==
Category: 1990s
Category:Multifandom Vids
The Starving Artist Syndrome

The Starving Artist Syndrome is a 1977 Star Trek: TOS essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed in Spectrum #33.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fan artists are treated poorly by zine publishers; their art is stolen, used for profit elsewhere, reproduced poorly in the original zine, edited, ruined
* two zine eds are mentioned as being good to artists: Interphase and This Side of Paradise; while the zine is not named, Fisher may be referring to Energize! as a controversial zine ed on the other side of the spectrum
* fan writers are more respected by fans than fan artists
* there are no male illustrators in fandom
* fan artists should organize and make zine publishers sign detailed contracts
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
== References==
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanart Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
The Starwitch

The Starwitch is a 72-page Star Trek: TOS novel. 
It is a Probe Special Issue. It, however, was self-published by him, not under the name Mpingo Press.
From an ad in Trust, Like the Soul: 
==The Swahili Series==
There are three Probe Special Issues:
* The Goddess Uhura
* Captain Uhura
* The Starwitch
* The Ebony Prince (planned but not published)
==Contents==
* Cartoon: "Winston's Nightmare" (2)
* Starline (3)
* "The Letter" (4)
* "Conversation: Starfleet Local" (9)
* "House of the Dragon" (11)
* "A Tale of Duquesne" (14)
* "Station L" (18)
* "Busher and Callahan" (44)
* "The Paper Starship" (52)
* art by Sharon Elzay, John Hazard, Doug Herring (foldout), Mei-Moi Lee, Arthur Terry, V.M. Wyman, and Winston A. Howlett (front and back covers)
==Sample Interior==
File:Starwitch1.jpg|Winston A. Howlett
File:Starwitch2.jpg|V.M. Wyman
File:Starwitch3.jpg|Winston A. Howlett
File:Starwitch4.jpg|Winston A. Howlett
File:Starwitch5.jpg|Winston A. Howlett
File:Starwitch6.jpg
File:Starwitch7.jpg|Doug Herring
Category: Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The State of Femslash: January 2009

The State of Femslash: January 2009 is a 2009 Livejournal post by twtd on some of the highs and lows of the femslash fandom at the time.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Small femslash communities and fests
* femslash_today
* Character bashing
* Small communities creating an echo chamber 
* Lack of meta written in femslash fandom
* Uber being picked up by het and slash fandoms 
* How genderswap fits within femslash
==Post==
==Comments at the Post==
mosca:
lysachan:
bamlkr:
Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The Steak Series

The Steak Series is a series of Jack/Daniel stories by Keiko Kirin. It's considered by many fans one of the classics.Graculus in sg_hc_fic. Three J/D slash stories by Keiko Kirin, 25 July 2005. (Accessed 29 March 2011) The series won the Stargate Fan Awards 2002 in the Slash/Femslash category "Best Series" and part 11, Steak and Lizards, was nominated in the category "Best Action/Adventure".
Summary of part 1 (Area 52): When Jack and Daniel are trapped on a planet, they realize a few things about their friendship and this leads to dinner. Which leads to another dinner...and another...
Suzan Lovett created two pieces of fanart (Castaways and Castaways 2) that are likely based on part 11, Steak and Lizards.Partnersrmore Partnersrmore, via Wayback. (Accessed 29 March 2011)
==Stories==
The summaries are from the the Archive of Our Own, the links go to Area 52: The HKH Standard. Part 1 at Area 52 is entitled Steak and comprises The Box, Steak Dinner, and Steak in the Rain.
* Part 1: The Box :: 6300 words :: 10/29/2000 (Trapped.)
* Part 2: Steak Dinner :: 2200 words :: 10/29/2000 (Some eating, mostly talking.)
* Part 3: More Steak (Steak in the Rain):: 10000 words (explicit) :: 02/04/2001 (More eating, more talking. Clothes are removed.)
* Part 4: Steak in the Dark :: 11700 words (explicit) :: 02/12/2001 (The one with the psychotropic mine.)
* Part 5: Steak In-Between :: 11800 words (explicit) :: 03/06/2001 (The one with the blue stones.)
* Part 6: Steak-in-Waiting :: 8500 words (explicit) :: 03/25/2001 (The one with the plague quarantine.)
* Part 7: Steak and Cows :: 8990 words (explicit) :: 05/10/2001 (The one with the cows.)
* Part 8: Steak and Territory :: 10600 words (explicit) :: 05/27/2001 (The one with the metal cage. Content includes incarceration.)
* Part 9: Steak and Separation :: 11900 words (explicit) :: 06/20/2001 (The one with the buried stargate.)
* Part 10: Steak and Motility :: 15700 words (explicit) :: 08/05/2001 (The one with girls. Contains suggestive but non-explicit heterosexual content.)
* Part 11: Steak and Lizards :: 28600 words (explicit) :: 10/05/2001 (Another mine, a pool, and lizards. Content includes incarceration and unwanted sexual attention.v
* The Rememberers :: 15300 words (explicit) :: 11/24/2002 (Blue stones, broken planets, and memories.)
==Fanart==
A scene from Steak and Lizards:
thumb|left|Castaways 2 by Suzan Lovett
The Castaways art series was one of the many pieces of Suzan Lovett turned into a cross-stitch pattern that fans could buy. The seller wrote about Castaways 1 "Once again, Suzan's use of framing and the bright flashes of colour made this picture an immediate hit with me. Then there's the lovely, sensual pose of the two figures. This is one of my favourite Stargate fan art pieces....
Regarding second piece: "More lush tropical greenery and sensual figures, in this companion to Castaways 1. The rippling reflections in the water are particularly attractive to me as a stitcher. It's just a beautiful composition."FanStitch sells these Lovett patterns for $8 plus shipping under adult themed Lovett patterns.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
The Steampunk Explorer

The Steampunk Explorer is an online publication launched in 2018 by Stephen Beale, a professional journalist and longtime science fiction fan who resides in the San Francisco Bay Area.About The Steampunk Explorer, The Steampunk Explorer (Accessed May 28, 2023.) The publication provides news, features, event listings, and other resources for fans and creators in steampunk as well as related genres.
==History==
Beale launched the publication in March 2018. His goal, he wrote, was to focus “on steampunk in the real world. That’s reflected in the name of the site, the idea being that I’d explore the steampunk landscape, including the people, places, and events that drive the culture.”Introducing The Steampunk Explorer, The Steampunk Explorer, March 6, 2018. (Accessed May 28, 2023.)
Major features at launch included 36 “city guides” covering major metro areas in the United States. These guides list museums, galleries, historical sites, retail outlets, dining establishments, groups, and other attractions likely to appeal to steampunk fans.
Later, he decided to place more emphasis on news and feature coverage.The Steampunk Explorer Turns 4, The Steampunk Explorer, March 6, 2022. (Accessed May 28, 2023.) In April 2018, he launched “Steampunk Digest,” a weekly news column and e-newsletter that he continues to produce.
Beale produces the vast majority of editorial content, under his own byline and as “staff reports.” Other contributors include photographers who allow use of their work in galleries about steampunk events. Chap hop musician Professor Elemental, a popular performer at steampunk events, has contributed occasional commentaries.The Steampunk Explorer Turns 4, The Steampunk Explorer, March 6, 2022. (Accessed May 28, 2023.)
==Video Series==
In August 2022, Beale launched The World of Steampunk, a video series now available on YouTube and Vimeo. Episodes typically run for about 20 minutes and include a newscast, Q&A with a steampunk personality, and other features.Our New Vimeo Channel, The Steampunk Explorer, April 26, 2023. (Accessed May 28, 2023.)
Interview subjects have included cosplayer Dude Vader, authors Gail Carriger and Leanna Renee Hieber, and performers Professor Elemental and Madam Misfit.
==Features==
Major features of The Steampunk Explorer include the following:
*News about steampunk events, books, music, games, crowdfunding campaigns, and other developments.
*“Steampunk Digest,” a weekly news column and e-newsletter.
*Listings of fan events including steampunk conventions and festivals as well as comic cons, anime cons, science fiction/fantasy conventions, Renaissance fairs, and book festivals.
*Listings of steampunk performers and authors, including self-published authors.
*Photo galleries from steampunk events and festivals.
*Shopping, travel, and entertainment guides covering 38 regions in North America.
== External Links==
*The Steampunk Explorer website
*The Steampunk Explorer Vimeo channel
*The Steampunk Explorer YouTube channel
==References==
Steampunk Explorer, The
Steampunk Explorer, The
Category:2018 Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:2020s Zines
The Stefan and Laura Fan Fiction Archive

This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
== Content ==
*Fanfic by Author
*Fanfic by Title
*Stories From Previous Contests:
**Wild Garden Stories [not available]
**Reunion Stories
**Drabbles
**Alternate Universe
**Filling In The Blanks
**Secret Rendezvous
== Authors ==
*Becky
*Cassadiva
*Cathy
*Celia
*DebbieH (Note: These stories are linked to a separate site and do not have a link back to the archive.)
*Diane
*Diana
*GEE8CH	
*Jenni
*Julie
*LouCassadine
*Natasha
*Noll
*Omega, Judy (Note: This story is linked to a separate site and does not have a link back to the archive.)
*Panda
*Paradise
*Sandra
*Sandy
*Sherry
*Shirley
*Stefansminion
*Tami	
*Teri
*Uno
To read stories that are in progress (and those that are completed, but aren't listed here), go here: Stefan and Laura Fan Fiction Board
Category:General HospitalCategory:GeoCities
The Sterek Exchange

The Sterek Exchange is a gift exchange in Teen Wolf fandom, focused on the pairing of Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski. Participants had to write a minimum of 3000 words, or a complete piece of art in a medium of the artist's choosing. The first exchange was a Valentines exchange and ran in February 2016. A second one was run in fall 2022.
==Resources==
*Parent collection at Archive of Our Own
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2022 Gift Exchanges
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Category:2024 Gift Exchanges
The Steve McQueen Affair

"The Steve McQueen Affair" is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. vid by dreamybluemeany. It was uploaded to the vidder's YouTube page on April 16, 2008.
From vidder's notes: "Solo and Illya fantasize their way through Steve McQueen movies. Made for Pavlowsdog, the wonderful supplier of lovely uncle videos who has not seen a Mcqueen movie and therefore has never seen Mr McCallum in his RAF uniform or Mr Vaughn in his very nice cowboy hat.
The idea is that Illya and Solo want to impress each other, but feel insecure, bless them , that they're not cool enough and so are pretending to be all suave and McQueenish."
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Azdak on Crack Van on April 26, 2008: "This is a splendid example of how fanworks are as much in dialogue with other fanworks as they are with their source texts. pavlowsdog, playing with the fact that both Robert Vaughn and David McCallum had been in movies with Steve McQueen, whipped up a video based on the McQueen connection (you can watch it here). In their turn, the bluemeanies expanded on the idea, intercutting MfU material with shots from McQueen movies. The end result is fast-paced, funny and sweet. It's amusing to see our two spy heroes dreaming of an even bigger hero, and there's something oddly thrilling about the juxtaposition of material from the actors' other incarnations with Illya and Napoleon's story. It's also visually very impressive, matching movements and moments from the various sources to create interconnections. If you haven't already seen it, rush over and watch it now!"
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Vids
Category:2008 Vids
The Steven Spielberg Film Society

The Steven Spielberg Film Society is fan club focused on the works of Steven Spielberg. It was lead Judy Hubbard and Don Archer of Tucson, Arizona, who inherited it from Ralph Adler in 1980.
== References ==
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Category:Indiana Jones
Category:Back to the Future
Category:Jurassic Park
The Steward's Tale

The Steward's Tale is a gen 155-page Lord of the Rings novel by Plastic Chevy. It is a sequel to The Captain and the King. Illustrations by Annys, Ara, Kim Kincaid and others.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "After the Ring War, Boromir grows restless to be on the trail again. Aragorn leaves Gondor in his Steward's care while he travels west, and Boromir falls into a new kind of darkness from which he must rescue himself -- without the help of his king. On a mission to Rohan, he and his page boy are captured by old foes. Aragorn has a premonition of his friend's plight. And another, too, waits in anguish for the return of her liege lord."
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2006 Zines
The Still Centre

The Still Centre is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
Prequel: The Visit. Sequel: The Legacy.
It was published in the print zine The Voice #2.
 
==Series==
In order of publication, possibly not in fictional chronological order:
* The Sun Rising (Classified Assignments #1) (1981)
* The Anniversary (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Love's War (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Legacy (The Voice #1) (1982)
* The Solution (Classified Assignments #2) (1982) 
* The Still Centre (The Voice #2) (1983)
* Patterns (T'hy'la #3) (1983)
* Winter Storm (The Voice #3) (1984) 
* A Day in the Life (The Voice #3) (1984)
* The Visit (The Voice #4) (1985)
* The Lion and the Lamb ("touched" #5) (1985)
* The Rescue ("touched" #6) (1986)
==Summary==
"To help a crewman framed for a crime, Kirk and Spock go undercover in a gay enclave to find the diplomat responsible for the frame."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
The Still of the Night

The Still of the Night is a Bodie/Doyle story by Alexfandra.
It was published in Roses and Lavender #1 and is online.
==Summary==
"Bodie has found out that Doyle has resigned from CI5. When he goes after him, Doyle is missing. Bodie can probably find him - but what do they have to say to each other?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Sting

The Sting is a Kirk/Spock story by Triad. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #20.
 
==Summary==
"Out of funds while on shoreleave, Kirk takes McCoy's suggestion to sell his services after Spock agrees to buy him dinner."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1998===
===2001===
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Stone and the Stars

The Stone and the Stars was a zine published around 1977 or 1978 by the St. Valentine-of-the-Snows in Minneapolis, MN.
Each issue focuses on a single writer.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
This issue as published in 1978 or before. 
It featured Marion Zimmer Bradley.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
From Darkover Newsletter #13/14: 
==References==
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:The Chronicles of Amber
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Stones Remember

The Stones Remember is a gen crossover novel by Sheila Paulson. 
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "Minas Tirith is besieged by orcs, Frodo approaches the walls of Mordor -- and four strangers from a distant future find themselves stranded in the heart of the Battle of the Pelennor Fields. When Avon, Tarrant, Vila and an unexpectedly surviving Blake are exiled in the past by Servalan, sparks fly! How can four men from a highly technological society blend into the simplicity of Gondor when the world hangs in the balance? What strange ability has computers given Avon that he can aid in the fight against Sauron?"
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2008 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines