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| Fan | |
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| Name: | Karmen Ghia |
| Alias(es): | karmen_ghia |
| Type: | fanwriter |
| Fandoms: | Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek: DS9 |
| Communities: | COCO CHANNEL |
| Other: | Karmen Ghia at Tripod[1] |
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Karmen Ghia was a Trek writer, in addition to being famously known for the interviews on her website COCO CHANNEL.
And at least in 1999, Karmen was not a fan of print fans as indicated by herself:
"Me, I'm just a webizen so I know nothing of the printzine community, except for a brush or two with certain members. What is with those people? Are they really as uptight, narrow minded, hyper critical/sensitive and condescending as they seem or am I really just too fucked up to see their good points?"
Karmen Ghia aka Ginger Mayerson passed away in 2021.[2]
Some Contemporaries
A Series of Interviews
This fan did a series of interviews with other fans. See COCO CHANNEL Interviews.
Some Fic
- The Return[3] (Star Trek: TOS), Chekov deals with the emotional fallout from his experiences in "The Taming".
- A Few More Things on the Galileo (Star Trek: TOS),[4] Another reworking of "All Revved Up". Chekov is still hard at work
- I Think We Should Start Seeing Other People (Star Trek: TOS),[5] ‘I think we should start seeing other people.’ It really rankled. Fine for Sulu to say, when he was going to a heavily populated Starbase where there were other people to see. And here was Chekov, marooned with one of the ten most boring members of the Enterprise.
- After the Rescue (Star Trek: TOS), Spock/McCoy, NC-17) (1999)
- Talljet Quartet (Star Trek: DS9, G/B, NC-17)
References
- ^ "Karmen Ghia - After The Rescue". 2001-02-01. Archived from the original on 2022-03-31.
- ^ As reported by Jungle Kitty in her podcast "Look at his Butt" #289, May 2021.
- ^ "Story Index". 1999-10-05. Archived from the original on 2022-03-31.
- ^ "Story Index". 2000-01-18. Archived from the original on 2022-03-31.
- ^ "'I think we should start seeing other people,'". 2002-11-01. Archived from the original on 2022-03-31.