STAR LIGHT, The magazine for Enya fans. Issue 6 Welcome to the all new Enya Fanzine (Magazine) Many moons ago, a group of Enya fans from around the world gathered together to create something wonderful; the very first Enya fanzine, a fan made magazine, released in January 1995. The magazine was comprised of beautifully illustrated drawings, photos, and information regarding Enya. There were also stories from fans and album release details. This first edition was called "Caribbean Blue". Some Enya fans out there may still have copies of these fan made editions which have since become highly sought after pieces of Enya memorabilia. These fanzines were created in a time when technology was less advanced, but from across different corners of the globe Enya fans came together to create these wonderful magazines. Within these pages there will be plenty to read, pictures to see, and lots of Enya goodies. We hope to reach both old and new Enya fans around the globe. There will be 6 editions, each one being released on the 1st of every month from 1st December 2020 onwards. So sit back, put on an Enya record, CD, cassette and enjoy!!!Note: This is a fan made publication. Note: We at Enya fanzine hope you've enjoyed your sixth issue. This being our last issue in the series, until later in the year Dec 2021, do not fear we will be back with more!!! If you would like to contribute or take part in the next series you can write to us at [email protected]. Artwork, poetry, Enya collections, stories etc are all welcome. From Fanzine, we would like to thankyou for your support, kind words and would like to wish everyone a safe and happy summer.

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