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Diefenbaker

Diefenbaker (sometimes shortened to "Dief") is Benton Fraser's pet half-wolf on the television show Due South. Although it is never mentioned explicitly within the show, he is presumably named after former Canadian Prime Minister John Diefenbaker.
According to Fraser, Diefenbaker is deaf, but can read lips in several languages. Diefenbaker's hearing was supposedly damaged when he rescued Fraser from an ice floe. However, canon inconsistencies allow fans to suspect that Diefenbaker is merely selectively deaf and/or not able to read lips as Fraser claims. Canonically, Diefenbaker has a special "wolf license" issued by the Chicago Department of Animal Control, finagled for him by Ray Vecchio in the first season episode "Diefenbaker's Day Off."
Diefenbaker is extremely popular with fans. Paul Gross once commented, "For every fan letter I get, the dog gets ten."Radio Times, 1995, quoted on William and Elyse's due South Page. See also comments about Dief's popularity with viewers in the 2006 documentary Ride Forever Dief appears in many fanworks, particularly fanfiction and livejournal icons.
Diefenbaker was played by two different dogs over the course of the show and a third in the pilot episode.
==In Meta==
 
*a meta essay about Diefenbaker as Fraser's id?
*Diefenbaker's voice - meta discussion in ds_discourse about whether Dief really is speaking to Fraser, 2004
==In fanfiction==
Dief appears in many stories and is sometimes even the point of view character. Because Fraser (and to varying degrees the show itself) attributes improbably human-like qualities to Dief, many stories incorporate this into Dief's characterization. In a Dief story, he might give his opinions on Fraser, Fraser's dead father, or Fraser's partners, or simply ignore what the humans are doing and think about food. In other stories, he behaves in a strictly realistic fashion, but another character (usually Fraser) might talk to him and interpret his responses as a contribution to the conversation.
*Learn to Speak Canine in Seven Easy Steps by etcetera_cat (2006)
*About a Dog by Speranza
==Vids==
There are a few Dief-centric fanvids:
*You've Got A Friend in Me by SDWolfpup (2007)
*Chasing Cars by sisabet (2014)
==Fannish Resources==
* by aingeal8c in ds_closet (13 December 2005)
* by aingeal8c in ds_closet (14 February 2006)
*Diefenbaker tag at AO3
==References==
Category:Due South
Diegina

Diegina is a European fanfiction writer and fanartist active in the Star Trek TOS fandom during the 2000s and 2010s.
==Notable Works==
==Awards==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
== Gallery ==
File:Beyonddreams8-2.jpg|from Beyond Dreams #8 (2005)
File:Beyonddreams9inside3.jpg|from Beyond Dreams #9 (2006)
File:Thyla26-2.jpg|from T'hyla #26 (2006)
File:Thyla28-7.jpg|from T'hy'la #28 (2009)
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Diego Saporta

Diego Saporta is the father of musician Gabe Saporta.
== As described by Gabe ==
:"As I get older and become more independent, I’ve grown to really respect my father. He was a doctor in Uruguay, but he saw that the country was going down the tubes and decided to come to America so that his children could have the chance at a better life.
:For over three years, we were here illegally, without a visa or a green card, so he couldn’t get a job or go to school. To make money, he sold scarves on the street. Finally when we got residency permits, he had to go back to school for 6 years (just because you’re a doctor in some bullshit third-world country, doesn’t mean you get to practice medicine here). And so I didn’t really see him until I was 11, when he finally opened up his practice.
:Then by the time I was 15, my parents got divorced. By the time I was 20 and the divorce was finally over, my father was left with nothing. But he just picked himself back up and started over again. The most important thing that he taught me (and really more by example than by explanation) is the value of integrity. No matter where you are in life, if you stick to your morals, work hard, and you’re an honest person, you will end up ok. Again, it’s kind of weird that I’m writing all of this, but whatever... Yeah, my dad’s a motherfucker. "
:-- "People You Admire," Gabe Saporta, 2003, Midtown’s website
 In fanfiction, he is often paired with Travie McCoy or Tim Gunn.
== References ==
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Category:Midtown Category:Cobra Starship
Dies Gaudii

Dies Gaudii hosted articles by the webmaster on subjects like correct romanization of Japanese names, the mythological roots of the Sailor Moon series, and the etymology of names within the series. 
It was active and operating between 2000 and 2005, from 2007 onwards, the status "On hiatus! Be back soon!" appeared followed by a rag doll characterized by Usagi Tsukino in Sailor clothes costume. In mid 2008 and 2010 the website URL was changed and the copy of this new file was deleted from the Wayback Machine.
Category:Sailor Moon Websites
Category:2000s
Dieselpunk

DieselpunkFor more information see the Wikipedia page Dieselpunk is a retrofuturistic subgenre of science fiction similar to steampunk or cyberpunk that combines the aesthetics of the diesel-based technology of the interwar period through to the 1950s with retro-futuristic technology and postmodern sensibilities.
==Origin==
Coined in 2001 by game designer Lewis Pollak to describe his tabletop role-playing game Children of the Sun, the term has since been applied to a variety of visual art, music, motion pictures, fiction, and engineering.
The name "dieselpunk" is a derivative of the science fiction subgenre cyberpunk, and represents the time period from World War I until the 1950s, when diesel-based locomotion was the main technological focus of Western culture. The "-‍punk" suffix attached to the name is representative of the counterculture nature of the genre with regard to its opposition to contemporary aesthetics. The term also refers to the tongue-in-cheek name given to a similar cyberpunk derivative, "steampunk," which focuses on science fiction based on industrial steam power and which is often set within the Victorian era.
==Dieselpunk Canons==
Though not perhaps as well known as its sibling genres steampunk and cyberpunk, dieselpunk sensibilities and aesthetics have nevertheless inspired a wide range of media from films to television and games. Though the term was only coined in 2001, it has been applied retroactively to canons that combine elements of art deco, jazz age, or World War I and II iconography with a more futuristic setting or advanced technology.
*Children of the Sun, a tabletop RPG whose creator coined the term "dieselpunk"
*Avatar: The Legend of Korra has been described as dieselpunk by a number of fans due to its use of the 1930s and 40s aesthetic and technology, later in its show run. Some have also applied the term steampunk to Avatar: The Last Airbender, which although it does not feature technology heavily, includes some examples of steam-powered technology.
*Final Fantasy VII
*BioShock (also described as retro-futuristic biopunk)
*Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (also described as post-apocalyptic steampunk)
*Porco Rosso
*Iron Sky
*The Rocketeer
*Captain America: The First Avenger has been said to have a "dieselpunk quality" to its imagery
*Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow a example of "Ottensian" (pre-WWII) dieselpunk
==References==
Dietrich Unbuttoned

Dietrich Unbuttoned is a het and gen 313-page anthology of Rat Patrol fiction by Pat Shaw Some stories were published in Romancing the Rats and Rats on the Edge. Bobbie Williams is the editor.
NOTE: while this was published in 2002, it also "issued" at the MediaWest 2007.
From the publisher: "When Hans Dietrich met and fell in love with Helen Garrison, little did he know her stepbrother would become his nemesis during the battle for North Africa in World War II. Sam Troy remained ignorant of his step-sister's love for a German soldier until he arrived at an aid station in North Africa and then he didn't know whether to kill Dietrich or thank him, but from that moment on the war took on a whole new meaning for both men. Words like mutiny and treason were bandied about, but just how do you deal with such an unknown quantity, especially when each have a sneaking regard for the other's abilities?"
* "Discovery" is where Dietrich has met Helen Garrison and the early years they spent together in Germany. 
* "No Man's Land Raid" has Troy saving Dietrich's life after Arabs have wiped out the German's unit.
* "The Most Desperate Raid" sees Troy seeking help from the German when Arab slave traders take his sister.
* "The Moment of Truth" - Moffitt feels it his duty to find Dietrich to tell him Helen is dangerously ill. All hell breaks loose when Troy arrives at the aid station!
* "The Devilmen Raid" - Troy discovers Dietrich is a prisoner of the notorious Teufelsmanner (Devilmen), a rogue American who metes out his own brand of justice to German prisoners.
* "Nemesis Raid" - When Dan Ramsey, an old friend of Troy's, starts asking about the patrol's meetings with Dietrich, Troy becomes suspicious as to his motives.
* "Crisis of Conscience" - Dietrich arrives in Germany on compassionate leave - his father is dying - but the recent past is catching up with the German and Hans feels he no longer can fight a war he doesn't believe in.
* "To Catch a Rat" - Dietrich returns to North Africa to find his camp being run by an SS Hauptsturmfuhrer. From then things get worse for the German and it's up to Troy and his men to save the day!
* "Consequences" - All actions have consequences, as Dietrich is about to find out at the point of a gun - held by Sergeant Troy!
* "For Better or Worse" - It's the end of the war and Helen has finally found her German soldier, but Hans Dietrich is no longer the man she remembered. 
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2002 Zines
Difference

Difference is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Uzuuzu Company. It contains the Harry x Draco pairing and is rated R-18. One reviewer writes:
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== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category: Slash Doujinshi
Difference (Star Trek: TOS story)

Difference is a Star Trek: TOS story by Theresa Holmes.
It was published in the print zine Fesarius #5.
==Part of a Challenge==
This story was published as part of a two-story challenge: "What would be the effect of the ST universe if Christ were not an influence?" 
The other story was by Leslie Fish and called Sunset and Evening Star.
==Author's Note==
==Art from the Print Zine: By the Author==
A selection from a much bigger offering. 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
NOTE: for a much more robust view of the complexities of some of these fan opinions, see comments at Fesarius.
===1982===
===1983===
===1984===
===1998===
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Difference is a Virtue

Difference is a Virtue is a Star Trek: TOS story by Marion Dougall.
 
It was published in the print zine Contact #3 as well as Log Entries #2.
 
==Summary==
Kirk's mind has been injured by a psychic weapon. McCoy with his emotion, affection, and humor joins with Spock to heal their Captain. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction
Differences

Differences is a gen Stargate Atlantis 155-page novel by Sheila Paulson. It has a cover by Folger's Crystals.
Publisher's blurb: "When a member of an offworld gate team stumbles through the Stargate, begging for help for the rest of his teammates with his last breath, then dies of an unknown toxin, Sheppard and his people are sent to investigate.
While on this planet of ruins, an alien device causes Teyla to vanish, the toxin strikes again, and mysterious natives may be the cause.
What will Sheppard have to do to rescue the missing Lanteans, now including one of his own teammates, especially after the DHD is sabotaged and there is no way to get home?"
Category:Stargate Atlantis Zines
Category:2014 Zines
Different Destinies (Blake's 7 zine)

Different Destinies -- Blakes 7 adult zine. 235 pages Contains a mixture of het and slash material. 
It has art by Adrian Morgan (covers), Scorpio, Annita Smith, Denise Loague, Randym, Dani Lane, Mary, Tanje, L.C., and Saki
It has a gen sister zine called Destiny.
==Contents==
 
* There is None So Blind, fiction by M. Fae Glasgow (A/V) (5)
* The Ice Cream Letters, fiction by Barbara Adams and Dani Lane (A/Se, with implied B/J) (23)
* Frustration, poem by Judith Ellison (A/B) (38)
* Habits, fiction by Ty Downs (A/V) (39)
* The Fruit of Knowledge, fiction by Lou Rydd (A/C) (45)
* Between Madness and Desire, fiction by Robin Goodfellow (A/B, with A/J and B/J), sequel to "I, Avon..." (printed in Magnificent Seven #7) (49)
* Torn Between Two Men, poem by Ty Downs (A/B/V) (86)
* Crossing the Grade, fiction by Catocala (A/V) (87)
* Denying, poem by Judith Ellison (A/B) (96)
* Moorbound, or, Withering Towers, fiction by The PTL Club (B/V, with other pairings implied) (97)
* Evaporation, poem by Judith Ellison (C/J) (102)
* Descent Into Hell, fiction by Lou Rydd (A/Se) (103)
* Nothing to Say, fiction by Melissa Mastoris (A/C) (109)
* Walls of Defense, poem by Ty Downs (A/B) (114)
* limericks (115)
* Human After All, fiction by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane (A/B) (reprinted in Double Vision) (117)
* Gifts Rare, poem by Judith Ellison (A/B) (120)
* Screaming in the Night, fiction by Kody A. Young (A/B/V, with implied D/Ta) (121)
* How Did It Happen?, poem by Ty Downs (A/V) (134)
* Too Cute to Live, fiction by Ann Wortham and Leah Rosenthal (A/V) (135)
* Spare Parts, fiction by R.W. Grendel (labelled A/C but it's implied at best. Actually - C/OC, V/J) (137)
* Catharsis, fiction by Allison (B/J) (159)
* Reflections, poem by Melissa Mastoris (A/B) (164)
* Starfarer, poem by Robin Hood (A/B) (165)
* We Cried, poem by Robin Hood (A/B) (166)
* Empty Hearth, poem by Robin Hood (A/B) (167)
* Outside/In, fiction by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane (A/V, with A/OC, V/OC) (169)
==Sample Interior Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Different Destinies (Flying Nun zine)

Different Destinies is a gen anthology of fiction by Melody C. Melody also did the cover. 
This zine was written in memory of Melody's childhood friend Jeri, who died of brain cancer at the age of 9. They had both watched the Flying Nun together. It had been a cornerstone of their friendship. 
==Description==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Author's Note==
From the introduction in the zine: 
==Disclaimer==
==Contents==
* A Different Destiny by Melody C. 	(taken offline by the author)	(1)
* La Tormenta Grande by Elsie Ramirez (online here)	(36)	 
* Mysterious Ways by Elsie Ramirez (online here)	(56)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:The Flying Nun
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Different Drummer

Different Drummer is a digest-sized 76-page gen anthology. 
All of the stories are Quantum Leap crossovers by Linda Mooney and Sharon Wells. 
The art is by Mariann Howarth. 
It was nominated as Best Multimedia Zine, MediaWest*Con 1994.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* The Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Linda Mooney (Lethal Weapon) (5)
* Into The Valley of Death by Linda Mooney (Quantum Leap/MacGyver) (25)
* The Highwayman Comes Riding by Linda Mooney (Highlander) (30)
* There Are More Things in Heaven and Earth by Sharon Wells (Forever Knight) (64)
* How to Write Your Own Quantum Leap Story Linda Mooney (75)
 
==Sample Interior==
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File:Differentdrummer-1.jpg| Art by Mariann Howarth 
 
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Different Odds

Different Odds is a slash Deep Space Nine 144-page anthology. 
There is a sheet of colored paper bound in the GBC spine in the very front so no one sees the cover picture if the zine happens to be laying around or if you are reading it in public.
==Summary from a Flyer==
From the fanzine flyer issued in 1996:
"DIFFERENT ODDS, an all Garak/Bashir zine based on "The Die is Cast." What if Garak hadn't been stuck with Odo on the Romulan ship? What if Dr. Bashir had been the other passenger on the runabout? What if Enabran Tain had ordered Garak to torture . . . Bashir? Each of our eight authors has a different light to shed on this burning question:" 
 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
*Phantasmagoria by P.A. Tara (7)
*What Price Friendship by Mandy Gordon (19)
*Hold On by Catherine (33)
*Home is Where the Heart Is by Karen Colohan (45)
*Stand-Off by Kronette (69)
*Torturer, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by Mary E (85)
*The Journeyman's Test by Emily Brunson (109)
*Trinity by Janis C. (133)
* With "luscious illustrations by Janis C. and TACS and a hot, provocative cover by Janis C. There's something for everyone in this zine, from romance to heavy h/c."
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Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Different Seasons

Different Seasons is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology.
==Issue 1==
Different Seasons 1 was published in 1991 and contains 118 pages. 
The art is by Jackie Kapke and Marina Brauer. 
The author says "This zine includes the traditional 1st, 2nd and 3rd Season material, as well as some crossover stories and (ahem!) some 'alternative lifestyle' stories. I would give it a mild "R" rating because of the latter." 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Different Seasons 2 was published in 2001.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2000 ZinesCategory:2001 Zines
Different Types of Fanfiction

Fan goodboydummy posted four images on their Tumblr account in August 2012 to visually define The Different Types of Fanfiction as compared to the fandom's canon plot. "I probably left a few out, but these are the most common," they said.Different Types of Fanfiction by goodboydummy (accessed 26 March 2021, and archived 24 July 2019)
The definitions include: Extension; Addition; Alteration; Alternate Universe; Crack Fic; Different POV; and Drabbles.
A few years later (c.2015), yougothenigo added similar definitions for Smut and There, I fixed it for you.then there are these favs by yougothenigo (accessed 26 March 2021, and archived 12 November 2020)
==Fan response==
As of 26 March 2021, there are over 395,000 notes on Tumblr, indicating that these definitions hit the nail on the head and the funnybone, too. 
While Tumblr doesn't lend itself to detailed comments, reactions included: 
* Hahahaj love it from musickaiju
* Accurate. 100% Accurate. from khatsnook
* Um yes this is genius. from lumosinlove
* The crack fic is enough for a reblog. from cardofrage
==Images==
 
 Image:Different Types of Fandom 1.png| Extension
Image:Different Types of Fandom 2.png|Addition and Alteration
Image:Different Types of Fandom 3.png| Alternate universe and Crack Fic
Image:Different Types of Fandom 4.png| Different POV and Drabbles
Image:Different Types of Fandom 5.png|Smut/Plot-What-Plot/NC-17/M/XXX and There, I fixed it for you
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Different Voyages

Different Voyages is a slash 131-page Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology.
The front and back cover artist is Anja Gruber. She also did the five pieces of internal art.
The back cover shows Admiral Nelson and Lee in an intimate embrace.
==From the Zine==
==Contents==
* Sanctuary by Melda Mer (1) 
* Mister Morton's Complaint by La Belle Femme (44) 
* Captain's Progress by Melda Mer (46) 
* Going Home by Dandalo Jones (51) 
* Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes by Melda Mer (68) 
* Highest Game of All by The Captain and Lindar (reprinted in Lindar's Voyages) (74) 
* From the Hand of a Friend by Melda Mer (95) 
* Eulogy by Meg Carruthers (102) 
* Sea of Love by Melda Mer (also in Liaisons #2) (105)	
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Digby (Animal Crossing)

Digby is a minor character from Animal Crossing. In New Leaf he manages the Happy Home Showcase, which allows players to visit the homes of people they've passed in StreetPass. He is not a confirmed character in New Horizons, as of May 2020.
==Fandom==
As Isabelle's brother, one of Digby's niches in fandom is having 'insider knowledge' about Isabelle, due to other characters rarely seeing her outside of work. As her twin brother, he would - at least in fanon - know a lot more about her than anyone else.
==Example Fanworks==
===Animation===
===Fanart===
* Isabelle and Digby by alexandrasalas (2013)
* ACNL: Childhood Memories by finni, Isabelle and Digby as children from the zine Artisan Ordinance (2013)
* Untitled by aliencatart, Digby in the rain (2017)
* Untitled by rorsfb, Digby in the style of the Beastars anime (2020)
===Meta===
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Digby tagged works at Archive of Our Own
* Digby character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Digby on Nookipedia
Category:Animal Crossing Characters
Digest-sized

Digest-sized is one of several standard sizes for print fanzines. It is approximately 5½ x 8¼ inches for US publishers and A5 for European and Australian publishers, with slight variations. In zine flyers it is sometimes referred to simply as a 'digest'.
One fan says why she likes the size: "[It's a]... easy to transport size. I love these little... 'zinelets, because I can stuff them in a bag to take wherever and usually the covers are innocuous so I don't have to worry about 'peepers'!" Destinies Entwined, accessed 3.21.2011 
In a flyer for Four Out of Five, a digest-sized Starsky & Hutch, the publisher explained why they wanted this size for their zine:
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Diggory Graves Week

Diggory Graves Week is an event in the Hello From The Hallowoods fandom focused on Diggory Graves. It takes place in October 2024.
==Prompts==
1. stitches/memories
2. angst/fluff
3. PROD squad/mendies (PROD squad is percy riot oliver and diggory)
4. Spooky outdoors/cozy indoors
5. rest/relax
6. favourite fact/favourite headcannon
7. free day!
==Works Created for the Event==
== References ==
Category:Hello From The Hallowoods