Danny

@danemas.bsky.social

20 / trek enjoyer / nsfw artist sfw: @masdane.bsky.social

Running into Spirk yaoi on display in a museum was NOT on my bingo list. Mad respect to who curated this lol (Found at the State Library Victoria)

Matter Antimatter 2Three fanzines on display in frames Text that says: Susan Clarke, editor
Beyond Antares, no. 5, October 1977
Faulconbridge, NSW: ASTREX Star Trek Club of New South Wales Find in the catalogue: RARELT A820.803 B4686C
Sandra Gent, editor
Exhibition print of Matter/Antimatter, no. 2, 1979
Brandon, FL: Tiberius Press
Find in the catalogue: RARESF 813.0876208 M4297T
Colin Jenkins and Roger Austin, editors
Vortex, no. 6, August 1978
Cardiff
Find in the catalogue: RAREP 791.4572 D65V
Fanzines took off in the 1960s and '70s inspired by TV programs like Star Trek and Doctor Who. Widely broadcast, these serials presented rich universes that were expanded on in fanzines.
This issue of Matter/Antimatter features a love story between
Captain Kirk and Spock. It is an example of 'slashfic' - a genre of fan fiction that imagines romances between characters of the same gender.
Romantic fan fiction showcases fantasies of the rebel heart, unconstrained by reality.