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Edina Clouds
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| Name: | Edina Clouds |
| Alias(es): | Vg, Vivien G |
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| Fandoms: | Supernatural, Starsky and Hutch, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, High Chaparral, Sentinel |
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| URL: | full bio here from Fan Fiction.Net, Archived version |
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Edina Clouds is a fanfiction writer who produced the Starsky & Hutch zine, Mind If I Join Ya?, with Tabby Davis. She was also the creator of the letterzine Me and Thee Times.
Way back in the seventies I was a complete S&H nut - collected anything and everything that was out there related to S&H and Paul & David... And then real life took over and I "put aside childish things". Until 1996 when a TV station over here started showing episodes of S&H. And then decided to hold a publicity day in London with Antonio Fargas (Huggy Bear) and the Torino. I took the day off work and went, out of shear [sic] curiosity. I met a few people who put me in touch with a few people and before I knew it I was back in the middle of it all again (bliss). For quite a few years was heavily involved - arranged conventions here in UK, went to Zebracon, met Paul and David a few times (grin). Back in 1996/97 the internet didn't really exist as such (can't believe I'm saying this - am I really that old!) and fans generally still mailed each other letters/fanzines. A fan in the US was publishing a bi-monthly letterzine called Friendz at the time (an anthology of letters/stories) so I subscribed and contributed 3 stories (under the name Vg)).[1]