stfwiki.de
Independent German-language fan wiki documenting the Sternenfaust science fiction novel series from Bastei-Verlag
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About stfwiki.de
StFWiki is an independent, fan-run wiki that builds a free reference work on the Sternenfaust novel series published by Bastei-Verlag. The articles cover the series' story cycles, peoples, persons and general topics.
The wiki is aimed at readers and fans of the Sternenfaust series. It is a member of the Fan-Wiki-Ring.
The project was started on 18 November 2010 and had 1,216 articles at the time of the page capture. The site is in German.
Product: Online wiki with encyclopedic articles on the Sternenfaust novel series, its story cycles, peoples and characters.
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