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Star Base Andromeda
| Fan Club | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Star Base Andromeda |
| Dates: | February 1974-present |
| Founder(s): | |
| Leadership: | |
| Country based in: | United States |
| Focus: | Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Action/Adventure |
| External Links: | fan club site here |
| Click here for related articles on Fanlore. | |
Star Base Andromeda is Lincoln, Nebraska's longest-running Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror and Action/Adventure club. Founded on February 7, 1974 as Lincoln's "City-Wide Star Trek Club", it has expanded to encompass a wide variety of fannish interests and pastimes.
Charter (founding) members included: Richard Heim Jr., Nancy Munden, Marvin Riedel, David Robinson, David Lowery, Agris Taurins and Marvin Bishop.
Noteworthy fans who have gone on to other fandom activities outside of this club include: Richard Heim Jr. (fan writer/editor/publisher), Vicki Kirlin (fan writer/editor/publisher), Greg Kubitschek (film-maker), Matthew Sweet (yes, the musician), Diane Taurins (fan artist), Ann Larimer (fan artist/writer/publisher), Scott Clark (fan writer/publisher), Connie Olberding (fan writer), Mike Cole (fan artist)
Cons
- Rigel-Tu (1974)
- Love of Trek (1983)
Members of this club have been long-time supporters of local, Midwestern conventions, including Omacon, Contretemps, Maelstrom and Demicon.
Members of Star Base Andromeda formed Andromeda Conventions to put on two conventions -- Andromeda One (1994) and Andromeda Two (1995). They have also served on the concomms of other conventions, including Concussion and Constellation.
Zines
- Kelvan Outpost
- The Andromedan Log, formally "Dynastar"