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Subject: Airwolf

Subject: Airwolf (formerly Airwolf: The Magazine) is a gen Airwolf anthology of fiction, art, non-fiction, episode guides, and reviews. It was the only zine dedicated strictly to "Airwolf." There were ten issues.
It has sister zines called Subject: Adventure and Subject: Adderly.
==Issue 1==
Subject: Airwolf 1 was published in 1985. Offset, illoed.
From the publisher: 
* part one of a novella, "The Crystal Skull"
* a bio of Vincent
* What is Airwolf?
* other unknown content
==Issue 2==
Subject: Airwolf 2
* part two of "The Crystal Skull"
* Archetypes in Airwolf
* Rumors, Gossip, and More
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
Subject: Airwolf 3 was published in August 1985.
* part three of "The Crystal Skull"
* a bio Dominic Santani 
* Flying in the Real Airwolf
* other unknown content
==Issue 4==
Subject: Airwolf 4 was published in 1986. 
* the final installment of "The Crystal Skull"
* bios of the Hawke brothers
* Rumors, News, and Gossip
* other unknown content
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Subject: Airwolf 10 was published in 1987 and contains 187 pages. It includes a Season Three episode guide, stories, and several stories in comic-book format.
* Fair Exchange by Johanna Bolton
* Of Friendship and Fraud by Christin Calliahan
* Wolf's Throat by Darlene Rutherford
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 10==
==References==
 
Category:Airwolf Zines
Category:1980s
Subjective Characterization a.k.a. Are Bad Things Really Bad?

Subjective Characterization a.k.a. Are Bad Things Really Bad? is an essay by GenX.
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* canon character exaggerated suffering and questioning how this is not that different from whumping characters in fiction
* physical and emotional suffering in fanfiction as a way to manipulate characters, and fans
* The Sentinel, The Phantom Menace
==Excerpts==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Sublime

Sublime is Buffy/Angel pairing archive, although no long accepting submissions, the archive remains open for viewing:
In December 2020, it was announced that Sublime would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors ProjectSublime Archives and the I Will Remember You Marathon Archive (2005-2009) are Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 23 January 2021). The import was completed September 2021Octaves of the Heart: Sublime Archives (Accessed 15 September 2021).
==Content Index==
* Sublime Info
* Featured Story 
* Archive 
* I Will Remember You Fic Marathon
* Buffy/Angel Links 
* Agony, Ecstacy and Hope - B/A ship manifesto
* Contact
==Authors Archived==
* a2zmom
* altyronsmaker
* Ares
* Ari
* Arrie
* Beer Good
* biggrstaffbunch
* Blackwinged Angel
* Carlyinrome
* Carmen Sandiego
* Chelle
* Cindy
* Copper
* D. L. LePage
* Dark Star
* Dawn Of Me
* The Deadly Hook
* Doyle
* Ducks
* Elle	
* Emma Grant
* Enigma
* Esmerelda
* Felicity
* Femmenerd
* Fleur 
* Foot
* Tapper
* Glossolalia
* Goldy
* Green
* Hannasus
* Holly
* Indie
* Jane Davitt
* James
* Jo
* Kairos
* Katriena Knights
* Kita	
* Knightshade
* Kristi
* Lamia Archer
* Lar
* Ligeia
* Lokoa
* Lostakasha
* Lynne
* M Phoenix
* Maren
* Margot Le Faye
* Mel
* Moonbeam
* Nevernever
* Nikitangel
* NWhepcat
* Nyxie
* only_passenger
* Poison Pen
* Princess Plum Jade	
* SA
* Salieri
* Semby
* Seraphcelene
* She's A Star
* Sienna
* Sionnain
* SJ Smith
* Snow
* Sofia
* Spiralled
* Spyke Raven
* Starlet
* Sunnyd_lite
* Tabaqui
* Tabascocat
* Tania
* Tesla
* thekorapersonality/tkp
* Tinkerbell	
* Tinpanalley
* Trixie Firecracker
* Urbangonzo
* Valancy
* Vatrixsta Cruden
* Velvetandlace
* violaclaire
* Wendy
* WesleysGirl
* Yahtzee
* Yhlee
* Yseult
=References= 
Category:Buffyverse ArchivesCategory:Het Archives
Category:2000s Category:2010s
Sublime Requiem

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Sublime Requiem is a website with a focus on the works of Anne Rice.
It included a forum, links, chat, webrings, guestbook, links to fan pages, and more.
The hosts of Sublime Requiem took over The Forbidden Archive in 2007 when the administrator announced they were no longer in a position to maintain that archive. 
==Disclaimer==
== "Welcome to Sublime Requiem"==
 
Another example:
 
Another example:
=="Etiquettes"==
 
==References==
Category:The Vampire Chronicles Websites
Submission

Personalized Birthstone Necklace
Personalized birthstone necklace is a popular jewelery among the people, which reflects the personality of the wearer as well as her birth month and beauty as this type of necklace has more than one birthstone which is suitable for the wearer. Also represents him along with his family members.
importance of birthstones
Every month has a special gemstone significance, such as:
January - Garnet
February – Amethyst
March - Aquamarine
April - Diamond
May - Emerald
June – Pearl and Moonstone
July - Ruby
August - Peridot
September – Sapphire
October – Opal and Tourmaline
November - Topaz
Each one has its own strength and its own symbol. Just like diamond is considered a symbol of success and love, whereas emerald is a symbol of intelligence.
December – Tourmaline (Turquoise)
Design Options:
Single birthstone necklace: This has only the birth month of the wearer. And it is made of only one gem.
Multiple birthstone necklaces: This type of design features more than one gemstone, such as combining the birthstones of all family members together.
Birthstone Pendants: It is hung in a simple chain. And gems are mounted in small pendants
Necklaces with Names and Birthstones
This type of denominator is designed for people who want to keep both the name and birth date of their loved ones, it is more personal to the person as it is a combination of both.
Popular Design: Circle Name Pendant:A circular pendant with the name written around it and the birthstone in the center.
Heart Conversion:In this, the name is written in a heart shape and is set in the middle or on the side of the birthstone.
Wavy Chain Design:In which the name and birthstone are arranged in a special pattern, which makes the chain look more attractive.
How to make it special: Add the name as well as the birth date of each member of your family. This will not only make an ornament but will also be a way to keep your family close to your heart.
Name Necklace Gold
Always in trend, the name of gold jewelery is a classic, it has the name of a special person or the name of the person who usually wears it, which reflects his specialty.
Design Options:
Signature Style: It is designed in the form of a signature to give it a personal touch.
Block Letter Design: This looks excellent in everyday wear too.  The name is written in neat and clear block letters.
Script Font: To make it more attractive, the name is written in a beautiful artistic font. Gold Selection:
24 karat gold: It is the most delicate gold but it becomes weak if worn daily.
18 carat gold:It is hard and long lasting and can be worn daily
gold plated: It has a gold layer which gives the impression that it is made of gold. 
Gold name necklace is not only a jewelery but also an expression of one's individuality.
* BDSM
* Submission (Star Wars TPM story)
Submission (Star Wars TPM story)

Submission is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Anna.
Summary: In a universe where the Sith control the galaxy and the Jedi are a subversive force, a Master and his Padawan face a time of trial.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Submissives, Nekos and Futanaris: a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the Glee Kink Meme

Submissives, Nekos and Futanaris: a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the Glee Kink Meme is a 2013 article by Hannah Ellison, of the University of East Anglia, United Kingdom. It was published in Participations: Journal of Audience and Perception Studies.
==Excerpts==
Category:2013 Academic Commentary
Category:Glee Meta
Submitting it to Memory

"Submitting it to Memory""Submitting it to Memory" by queen_ypolita, posted to maryrenaultfics on 12 June 2009. Accessed 30 January 2012. is a poem by queen_ypolita written as a contribution to the Five Year Celebrations for maryrenaultfics community at livejournal. The poem focuses on the ‘party’ celebrating the five year celebrations by the community at the virtual In Their Own Words clubhouse, as witnessed (and recorded through poetry) by Simonides.
Comments by readers include:
* You've made me quite sentimental, and the lovely image you conjure of Simonides standing a little distance from the crowd and recording it to memory is one that I know will always remain with me. Comment to "Submitting it to Memory" by my_cnnr on maryrenaultfics on 14 June 2009. Accessed 30 January 2012.—my_cnnr
== References ==
Category:Historical RPF
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Subreality Central/Subreality Cafe Mailing List

The Subreality Café Mailing List was a Yahoo webring set up by Farli for the sharing of Subreality Café fics. 
After the mailing list closed, a few authors cross-posted their fanworks to Livejournal and Fanfiction.net.
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Subreality Central/The Subreality Times

https://web.archive.org/web/20230615193843/http://tentative.net/JBMcDragon/Subreality_Times/
The Subreality Times was a fan-made newspapers in the Subreality Cafe universe. Six issues were posted, the contents of which drew influence from discussions which took place across on the CFAN Message Boards.
==== Issues ====
* Issue 1
* Issue 2
* Issue 3
* Issue 4
* Issue 5
* Issue 6
Category:2000 Archives
Subrosa Tennis

Subrosa Tennis was a "Guess-the-Writer" exchange in Prince of Tennis fandom. Works were posted anonymously in a separate community, and other participants tried to guess the author based on writing style. The exchange ran 6 times from 2004 to 2009.
==Links==
*"All About Subrosa Tennis"
*Tags
*FAQ
*Ghost Racket: community for posted mystery works
*Subrosa Lounge: lounge community
*Blind Go, a similar challenge for Hikaru no Go fans
Category:Prince of Tennis Challenges
Category:2004 Gift Exchanges
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
Subspace

* Subspace, an SF technobabble term to handwave FTL travel and communication, especially in the Star Trek franchise (see the Subspace article on Memory Alpha)
* Subspace, a BDSM term for the state of mind of a submissive partner during a power exchange scene
 
* Sub-Space, a Star Trek: TOS zine for the Sacramento Valley S.T.A.R
Also see Subspace Chatter and Subspace Communications.
Subspace Chatter

* Subspace Chatter, a Star Trek: TOS zine published infrequently in Michigan in the mid-1980s by the same fan club that put out Communicator 
* Subspace Chatter, a Star Trek: TOS zine published in Delaware about 1982-89; issue #4's cover was used as the cover of Textual Poachers.
* Subspace Chatter, a 1974-19 Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by Gerald M. Williams in Utah (first four issues), then in San Diego (last four issues) 
* Sub Space Chatter, a Star Trek: TOS newsletter published in Florida in 1968.
* Sub-Space Chatter, a 1974 monthly Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by "Starfleet" for the "Cyrano Jones' Trading Post," a Trek section at a bookstore in Missouri called "The Bookrack."
* Subspace: 'Chaser Chatter, a Star Trek and science fiction zine published in the early 1990s by USS Starchaser, a club for "Boeing Employees Starfleet Society"
Also see Subspace and Subspace Communications.
Subspace Chatter (Star Trek: TOS zine published in Delaware)

See also Subspace Chatter (disambiguation).
Subspace Chatter is a gen multifandom, though mainly, Star Trek: TOS, anthology published by Maureen Leise and Lucy Carroll. 
==Issue 1==
Subspace Chatter 1 was published in June 1982 and contains 99 pages. Cover: Lucy E. Carroll. Art & illustrations: Lucy E. Carroll, Maureen Leise, Heidi Rabinowitz.
It contains mostly Star Trek but has a small amount of other fandom content. 
Star Trek:
* The Portal by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 6 (Journey with Scotty to San Francisco in the year 1906 as he's lost in time.)
* Stellar Evolution (poem) by Ruth Williams, p. 15
* Personal Log entry by Randy Voldish, p. 16
* A Wee Bout by Maureen Leise, p. 18 (Join Scotty and Kevin Riley for a most unusual reunion.)
* A Taste of Freedom by Maureen Leise, p. 24
* Kleeg's Sabbatical by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 42 (reprinted in The Collected Trek)
* The Adventures (puzzle) by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 48
* The Vogon by Heidi Rabinowitz & Sashi German, p. 50
* A Superior Woman by Maureen Leise, p. 53
* Who Said That? (quiz) by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 54
* Alone (poem) by Ruth Williams, p. 55
* The Davies Incident by Mary Davis, p. 56
Doctor Who:
* The Doctor in King Arthur's Court by Maureen Leise, p. 63
* Key to Time (puzzle) by Maureen Leise, p. 77
Original Science Fiction: 
* Invasion by Maureen Leise, p. 79
* Caught by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 83
* In His Image by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 84
Features: 
* Trekchatter (column), p. 90
* A Toast (song) by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 92
* Cartoons by Heidi Rabinowitx, p. 64, 76, 82
* Cartoons by Lucy E. Carroll, p. 95
==Issue 2==
Subspace Chatter 2 contains 96 pages.
* The Gift by Lucy Carroll (reprinted in The Collected Trek) ("I have often thought T'Pring to be a bloomn' fool for choosing Stonn over Spock. I have tried to give her reason, some credibility, and to re-examine her possible motives.")
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
Subspace Chatter 3 was published in 1988 and contains 180 pages. Content is primarily Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek (movie) and Star Trek: TNG with some Blake's 7 and original SF thrown in. 
==Issue 4==
Subspace Chatter 4 It was published in 1989 and contains 189 pages. On the cover: "Generation to Generation," art by Jean Kluge. A variation of this art was used on the Henry Jenkins book, Textual Poachers. 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Subspace Communications

*Subspace Communications (Star Trek: TOS zine by Cory Haibloom)
*Subspace Communications (Star Trek: TOS zine by Danny Quitter & Vaunda Rubinstein)
*Sub-Space Communications (Star Trek zine by Brooks), Star Trek: TOS zine by 	Dolores Brooks and Deena Brooks
Also see Subspace and Subspace Chatter.
Subspace Communications (Star Trek: TOS zine by Danny Quitter & Vaunda Rubinstein)

For other articles with a similar title, see Subspace.
Subspace Communications is a Star Trek: TOS club zine published in the mid-1970s.
==Issue 3==
Subspace Communications 3 was published in Summer 1976 and contains 15 pages.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Substance Abuse

Substance abuse and alcoholism are popular tropes in fanworks. Fanfiction often addresses the addicted character's struggle to come to terms with their addiction with the help of another character. Sometimes the second character becomes a romantic partner (and it can be a way of getting canonically unlikely pairings together), but plenty of gen friendship stories exist. Stories sometimes feature Alcoholics Anonymous or similar organisations and the sponsor system. 
==In Canon==
Numerous popular canons feature recreational drug use or alcoholism.
* Greg House of House, MD is addicted to painkillers; this theme is important in much fanfiction for the show.
* In Quantum Leap, Al is a recovering alcoholic.
* Sherlock Holmes uses cocaine in Arthur Conan Doyle canon; Sherlock in the BBC version uses nicotine patches and marijuana. Drug habits turn up regularly in fanfiction.
* In the Starsky and Hutch episode "The Fix", Hutch is forcibly addicted to heroin.
* In ST: DS9, the Cardassian military officer Damar is an alcoholic who stops drinking after a moment of clarity.
* Tony Stark is portrayed either as a high-functioning alcoholic (HFA) or recovering alcoholic in the Marvel comicsverse.
* Lord Sebastian Flyte in Brideshead Revisited is an alcoholic.
* In Dragon Age: Inquisition, Cullen Rutherford's attempt to kick lyrium, a magical power-enhancing drug used by Templars, is a central part of his character arc.
* Lars Haaland, a main character in Beforeigners, is addicted to the fictional drug tempoprax
* Sam Vimes of Discworld is an alcoholic when he is introduced in Guards! Guards! and an recovering alcoholic in later books
==Example Fanworks==
*Glass Half Full by Pir8fancier. Harry Potter. Ron is an alcoholic, Pansy is his sponsor.
* In the Beauty and the Beast zine, Shelter Me, Catherine turns to pills and alcohol to cope with stress
* Drunk by Noelle "Nicky" DeLaet, a Hanson fanfic that is revealed to be a notebook the narrator wrote to help Zac remember their relationship after one of several morphine overdoses damages his memory.
* In Drugs and surgical scrubs by anauro, a Harry Potter fanfic, the Marauders are addicted to heroin, methadone and other drugs. Regulus Black is a doctor and supports his brother and friends to become clean. Contains James/Regulus, Remus/Sirius and more.
Substitution

Substitution is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Telanu. It has several sequels.
Summary: Don't let the "Non Q/O" chase you off; this is definitely a Qui/Obi-themed story.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Subterfuge (X-Files zine)

Subterfuge is a slash 130-page X-Files novel by Xanthe. It was published online in 1998 and was later published as a zine in 2003. In print is a letter-sized with spiral binding.
Author's summary: "A ritualistic serial killer is on the loose and, in order to trap him, Mulder and Skinner must go undercover in the gay BDSM underworld with Mulder playing errant submissive to Skinner's stern top. Their search for the killer takes them to dangerous places – both physically and emotionally, and, trapped in their roles in order to save their lives, they begin to question the true nature of their relationship."
The novel won the 1998 Whammy slash awards for Best Series, and best sex scene. It also won four Purple Hearts (the MTA awards) in 1998 for Best Long Story or Series, Best Mulder/Skinner Story, Best Psychological MulderTorture Story, and Best First Person Story. Later it won the Wirerims Awards in 2000 for Most Realistic Skinner Characterisation, Outstanding Action Adventure, Best Sex Scene in a Slash Story, Best First Time Sex Scene and Best Kiss.
In 2005, the story was translated into Chinese by ASAP.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:X-Files M/Sk Fanfiction
Category:1998 Zines
Subtext Reviews

Subtext reviews, also called subtext recaps, have been a popular form of fan reviews in many TV fandoms. 
As opposed to traditional episode reviews, the focus of subtext recaps were on highlighting particular scenes, dialogue and interactions which the author of the recaps felt added more evidence to something specific — often a relationship, and usually a M/M or F/F relationship — being deliberately present via subtext, even if it was never confirmed explicitly. As a literary device, subtext has to be intentional, so many of the subtext recaps operated under the assumption that the cast and crew of the shows, particularly the writers, put these subtextual scenes into the show deliberately to indicate the presence of a ship or other aspect of the show. 
Subtext recaps often spanned entire show runs, with each episode being analysed in-depth for evidence of subtext. Some shows would later confirm that there was indeed subtext in their shows, including some or many of the examples drawn out during subtext recaps; others either denied the presence of subtext or said that scenes and dialogue were being misinterpreted. Other shows' cast or crew never commented on any perceived subtext.
A number of fansites in the 90s and earlier 2000s would include subtext recaps as a part of their site, and subtext recaps were also hosted on larger entertainment sites, typically those with a large queer audience. Other fans posted them on their Livejournal, Wordpress, or Tumblr blogs. Some shows prompted a greater amount of subtext recaps than others; they were a prevalent form of fan activity in the Xena fandom, for example.
While they have become less commonplace by the 2020s in the original structured recap/review format which goes episode-by-episode (or season by season), the activity and intent behind them still very much exists in varying formats, including meta and discussions. 
==Subtext Recap Example==
*Xena: Warrior Princess - Xena/Gabrielle - Full show subtext recaps at the site, Xena: Warrior Lesbian.
*Rizzoli & Isles - Rizzoli/Isles - Subtext recaps for Season 1-3 episodes at Butch-in-Progress. Dorothy Snarker wrote subtext recaps for every episode of Rizzoli & Isles.
*Star Trek: Voyager - Janeway/Seven - Subtext reviews, primarily from season five at Akajabohomo. Most were not archived, however a few episodes such as Dark Frontier and Latent Image are available.
*Legend of the Seeker, Glee, Once Upon a Time (TV series), and other - The Jolly Ape posted many subtext reviews of various shows to their livejournal up to 2012. 
*
Subtext and Slash: Having Your Cake and Eating it Too

Subtext and Slash: Having Your Cake and Eating it Too is a four-part essay about slash fan fiction written by Julia Houston that was published on scifi.com in 1999. 
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
==Contents==
* Part 1: Slash
* Part Two: Homosexuality: The Final Obstacle to Romance?
* Part Three: Why Write Slash? Asking the Authors
* Part Four: Why Write Slash? Asking Star Trek 
==Excerpt==
It may simply be impossible to have text without subtext, that suggestion of something unspoken that invites the reader to "read between the lines." It's certainly impossible to keep people from seeing more in what you write than you may have intended, because any piece of writing becomes the property of the reader's imagination at the instant the work is read.
Thus, while Paramount retains the legal rights to its characters, Star Trek's fanfic authors exercise their right to folklore, personal interpretation, collective storytelling, and all the rest by putting those characters into new situations with yet other characters -- copied and original -- to continue the existence of Kirk, Troi, Bashir, or whoever else strikes the author's fancy well beyond the limitations of a few hundred syndicated episodes and nine films.}}
Category:1999 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Subtitle (captioning)

:You may be looking for subtitles in written works, see Subtitle (titling).
Subtitles refer to text added to a video file, either for translation purposes or for hard-of-hearing viewers. Most subtitles are located at the bottom of the screen and are often limited to translations of verbal information. Transcriptions of sound effects are sometimes referred to as closed captioning or sfx (though the latter term has several meanings), though some refer to these as subtitles as well. Translations of onscreen written material can either be presented as subtitles or as images attached to the translated object, produced by typesetting. Subtitles (often surtitles) are also used in live performances, for example, opera.
Sometimes subtitles are used humorously, as in parody subtitles, which use obviously fake translations to entertain their audiences.
When the term "subtitle" is shortened to "sub" in fandom, it generally refers to professional translations of video that offer captions instead of dubbing, or it refers to fansubs. Some fans view subtitles as providing a more authentic experience or accurate tranlation in comparison to dubs, a debate referred to as Subs vs. Dubs.
While subs are generally acknowledged as the more accurate alternate to dubs, some fans point out the limitations of such translations. AniTuber Digibro in a video titled "The Problem with Anime Subtitles" says:
==References==
Category:Video