Fan fiction, performed across familiar stars.
HoloNet Audio is a fan-made fiction feed built around narrated Star Wars and Star Trek stories. Its recent run moves from Sith warfare and Jedi peril to Tatooine memory pieces, convention-centered family stories, and broad franchise comedy.
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HoloNet Audio is a fan-made audio home for Star Wars and Star Trek fiction. It presents stories as narrated productions rather than discussion, using familiar worlds as the stage for new scenes, alternate corners, and playful side routes. The recent Star Wars material ranges widely. Blade of The Brutal One - a STAR WARS fan audio production builds around Sith command, revenge, Coruscant, and betrayal inside dark-side politics. Artifact of Vengeance - a STAR WARS fan audio production follows stolen Sith knowledge, Moraband, a holocron, and Darth Plagueis material in a heavier mythic register. The Scars of Stormwind - a STAR WARS fanfiction audio presentation narrows the frame to Zara Stormwind, an ex-Imperial marked by injury and looking for a way back into usefulness. The Void That Gets Less Empty - a STAR WARS fanfiction audio presentation is quieter, set around Anchorhead, Fixer, Cammy, old faces, and the pull of leaving. Her First Con turns toward fandom itself, following Heather, Grandpa Joe, and a first Star Wars convention. That gives the feed a softer lane beside the Sith plots. There is also archival context, as STAR WARS Podcast Day 2026 - DEFY NOT - fanfiction re-release (from 2010) frames an older fanfic narration through narrator Joe and Dark Empire Radio history. The show is not only solemn franchise drama. The Engineering Chronicles ep.20 "The End" uses Star Trek costuming-group fiction for silly starship business, promotion talk, empty-ship timing, and a holodeck command gag. The Celebrity Roast of Jabba the Hutt - STAR WARS fan audio pushes harder into sketch comedy, staging familiar Star Wars figures in a mock roast. Its jokes are broad, referential, and built around character voice. Across the excerpts, HoloNet Audio keeps returning to fan authorship, narration credits, fictional archives, Force lore, conventions, and community spaces. The pacing varies with the story type. Some entries aim for audiobook tension, with combat, fear, and dramatic reversals. Others work as comic bits with quick dialogue and recognizable character setups. It suits a listener who wants fan-created franchise stories in audio form, especially one who likes both earnest expanded-universe-style drama and clean parody. Its strongest identity is the mix: not a lore-analysis show, not a news feed, but a rotating shelf of performed fan fiction and sketches.
Made for: Suits a listener who enjoys Star Wars and Star Trek fan fiction in narrated audio form. It especially fits someone open to both serious Sith-era drama and light franchise comedy.
What sets it apart: HoloNet Audio stands apart by treating fan works as finished audio presentations, not commentary about fandom. The feed can move from holocrons and ex-Imperial characters to convention memories and a Jabba roast without leaving its fan-production frame.
HoloNet Audio is a collection of family-friendly fanfiction from Star Wars and Star Trek, presented in an audiobook format. And funny comedy sketches. For more great content, visit holonetaudio.comGot a short fanfic you want to submit for audio production? Join the fun and see how to get your fanfic presented in audiobook format on our forum! A safe place for any fan of STAR WARS and/or STAR TREK. Join the different discussions, play in the arcade, and more! Register atforum.holonetaudio.com
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
An archival fanfiction episode sends Qui-Gon from brutal captivity into a breathless return through Jedi spaces.
A Star Wars Podcast Day episode treats the podcast archive as a modest time capsule. Joe frames the unofficial celebration, connects HoloNet Audio back to Dark Empire Radio, and revisits the first Star Wars fanfiction he narrated on a podcast.
A Sith lord seeks revenge against his former master by summoning him under the guise of planning an invasion.
The chief engineer of a Star Trek fan group records his final log as he is promoted and reflects on the empty ship, then activates a holodeck simulation to fly the ship.
HoloNet Audio marks Star Wars Podcast Day by noting that February 7, 1999 was the upload date of the first recognized Star Wars podcast and that more than 60 Star Wars podcasters are taking part this year.
A Star Wars fanfiction audio presentation where two characters on Tatooine discuss the possibility of leaving their desolate home.
A grandfather tells his granddaughter a Star Wars story and takes her to her first convention.
A disfigured ex-Imperial pilot is recruited for a dangerous mission in a Star Wars fan fiction audio drama.
HoloNet Audio's "Artifact of Vengeance" follows Del Leonis and Lysaea Norr, two Jedi fugitives hiding on Moraband 23 years after the second Death Star's destruction.
Bib Fortuna confirms Jabba’s reputation with a twenty-seat joke and a sinking cruise-ship anecdote.
A comedic Star Wars parody featuring Disney characters reenacting the confrontation between Anakin and Padme on Mustafar.
Former Grand Army of the Republic clone Elpro stays on Boz Pity after Renegade Squadron evacuates under Captain Han Solo.
Commander Joe's engineering log turns Starfleet's red-alert drills into a real crisis when a temporal anomaly buckles USS Artesia's hull.
A Star Trek fan fiction episode where a scientist is visited in prison by a young man interested in his experiment to build a multi-species monster.
A Star Wars fan fiction parody of A Christmas Carol, featuring Darth Vader as Scrooge and a protocol droid as the Ghost of Sithmas Yet to Come.
HoloNet Audio’s “The Star Wars You'll Never See” follows Captain Slan Drolo, an undercover Rebel spy assigned to destroy an Imperial research base.