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The Cake Site

The Cake Site was a small archive for SG-1 fanfiction where the characters eat cake. Gen or het (pg-13 or lower), no slash. It was a Geocities site.
==Stories==
:Let Them Eat Cake - Redemption 1 tag by Sue Corkill
:Spilled Milk - Redemption 2 Tag by Denise
:Pockets and Cupcakes - Descent Tag by Seldear
:Not Yet - Frozen tag by Denise
:Baking - Frozen Tag by Manders (Off site link)
:Manipulating the Major - Abyss Missing Scene by Denise
:Freudian Slip by Baterista9 / Glider
:A Warrior's Honor - Shadowplay Missing Scene by Denise
:Bittersweet Dreams - Frozen Missing Scene by Tere
:Windfall - Prometheus Missing Scene by Denise
:Strawberries and Cream - Post Abyss fic by Allison West (Off site link)
:If Wishes Were Horses - Prometheus Missing Scene by Denise
:Ala Carte - Frozen Missing scene by Sue Corkill
:Cheesecake - by Lisa Yaeger
:Company, Cake and Homer - by Allison West (Off site link)
:Cheesecake II : The Sequel - by Lisa Yaeger
:Cheesecake : A Third Slice - by Lisa Yaeger
:Commonalities - Unnatural Selection Tag by Denise
:Meanwhile, Back at the SGC - Disclosure missing scene, tag by Denise
Category:Stargate SG-1 ArchivesCategory:GeoCities
Category:2003
The Cake is a Lie

The Cake is a Lie is a well known meme and viral phrase from the first Portal game.
==History==
==Fandom==
==Meta==
*When Games Get Too Popular: The Portal Effect (Jan 2024) by WhaleMilk, a video essay about how the phrase's internet popularity impacts how players experience the game's narrative whilst already knowing the main spoiler.
==Resources & External Links==
*The cake is a lie - Wikipedia page
*The Cake Is a Lie - KnowYourMeme page
category:Portal
The Caliendo Tapes

The Caliendo Tapes was a proposed project by David Schwartz, a producer of Beauty and the Beast (TV).
The "Caleindo Tapes" originated from a one-night gathering which included some of the Beauty and the Beast (TV) PTB (including Ron Perlman, Linda Hamilton) for a concert by Christopher Caliendo. 
Caliendo did not have an official Beauty and the Beast (TV) role, and Schwartz' role in the endeavor was one as a friend.
Schwartz envisioned that the tapes would include Caliendo's music, Ron Perlman reading poetry, Linda Hamilton's vocal introduction to the show, and perhaps other vocal additions. In a 1993 interview, Schwartz mentions his voice was on it. 
The tape was planned as a fundraiser to sponsor Caliendo in a venture related to his music and the Vatican in Rome. 
Beauty and the Beast (TV) fans were the the anticipated market for this tape, and it was enthusiastically promoted by Schwartz as a "gift" as well as a way to support the show. 
The proposed tapes were to have been part of a bundle of things sold by "Friends of Christopher Caliendo" which appears have had the participation of Nan Dibble. Other items used in this fundraiser was an un-aired script called "For Better or Worse" (written before Catherine Chandler left the show), as well as many new private photographs.
Schwartz ended up having disagreements with Caliendo regarding the handling of money. Because of this, Ron Perlman refused to allow his voice to be on the tapes which caused the project to fail.
It is unknown if fans were able to recoup their money.
A similar project, but one that was successful, was 1989's Of Love and Hope.
==Comments by David Schwartz in August 1993==
David Schwartz talked at great length in part one of an interview in [Lionheart (Beauty and the Beast newsletter)|Lionheart]] #7:
==Part of a Bigger Project==
From a letter by David Schwarz in Lionheart #7: 
==Few Pre-Orders==
From a flyer in Lionheart #7 in July 1993:
==Cancelled==
In the December 1993 issue of Lionheart, there was an announcement of cancellation by Beth Blighton, that zine's editor:
 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:1993
Category:Audio
The Call of the Hunt

The Call of the Hunt is a monthly Sherlockian newsletter, a primarily one-man show. It was printed on 8 1/2 by 11 inch paper on a dot-matrix printer and stapled in the upper left hand corner.
"Each issue consisted of a series of numbered paragraphs written by John Stephenson, one of the most energetic Sherlockian collectors of those days, relating every little news item that came in from his correspondence, crossed his path at the bookstores, or that he heard at Sherlockian functions.
One of the best things about The Call of the Hunt was that John Stephenson didn't just let the journal be a list of new items -- he opened and closed with style, opening up his "little bookship at the corner of Church Street" at the beginning of each issue and closing it up at the end. And in between, John basically did the snail mail version of a weblog. He wrote briefly of visits to other Sherlockians, things that happened at the BSI dinner, and all sorts of things." 
Image:callofthehuntfront.jpg|front of unknown issue
Image:callofthehuntback.jpg|back of unknown issue
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Calling

The Calling is a 289-page slash crossover novel by Lady Ra. Color cover and b/w interior illos by KAM.
==Parts==
It contains two parts:
* A Gathering of Sentinels
* The Sentinel School
* Trouble in Paradise is NOT in the zine, but a sequel to the first two stories.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2006 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Calvinverse

The Calvinverse is the unofficial name for a series of Calvin and Hobbes fanfiction co-authored by Swing123 and garfieldodie. A recurring motif is that the stories are presented as animated films or television episodes.
==List of entries (in chronological order)==
* Can You Imagine That? 
* Calvin and Hobbes: The Movie 
* Calvin & Hobbes: The Series SEASON ONE
* Calvin & Hobbes: The Series SEASON TWO
* Calvin & Hobbes: The Series SEASON THREE
* Calvin & Hobbes: The Series SEASON FOUR
* Christmas with Calvin and Hobbes
* Calvin and Hobbes: The Series SEASON FIVE
* Wildlife From Beyond
* Calvin and Hobbes: The Series SEASON FIVE: Part II
* Calvin and Hobbes II: Lost at Sea
* The Luna Syndicate
* The Collective
* The Final Grade
* Escape to Nowhere
* Calvin and Hobbes III: Double Trouble
* Trouble Island
* Retro Chill
Category:Calvin and Hobbes
Category:2000s Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
The Calzona Comic Project

The Calzona Comic Project, also know as Calzona: An Endgame Story, is a Grey's Anatomy fan comic that was created in response to Arizona Robbins' character exiting the series in 2018 and the desire for a happy reunion between her and Callie Torres.
==About==
==External Links==
* The Calzona Comic Project
* Callie and Arizona Get The Happy Ending They Deserve in This Fan-Created “Grey’s Anatomy” Comic Book at Autostraddle
==References==
Category:Grey's Anatomy
The Camelot Awards

The Camelot Awards was an awards community. It is a joint effort between the mods to bring information about Merlin fandom awards.
Hosted awards were:
*Merlin/Arthur Fanfic Awards (MAFAs)
*Camelot Music Video Awards (CMVA)
The community had an websiteCamelot Awards Website, via Wayback, 27 March 2009. (Accessed 21 December 2011) that is now defunct.
Affiliated communities are merlin_vids, merslashawards, merlin_santa.
==References==
Category:Merlin Communities
Category:2009 Awards
Category:2010 Awards
The Cameo Collection

You may be looking for Chamber Cameos. 
The Cameo Collection is a het 69-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) fiction anthology by Lynn Murphy.
==About==
From the Qfer: 
==Contents==
* Baby Never Say Goodbye
* Paternity
* Happiness is a Warm Kitten
* An Alternate Future
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
The Canadian Stf. and Fantasy Scene

The Canadian Stf. and Fantasy Scene was a 1942 essay by Leslie A. Croutch in which he explained the state of pro science fiction in Canada.
Uncanny Tales had been published since November of 1940, beginning as a small magazine the size of a Reader's Digest, and going large format in May of 1941. It mostly reprinted material that had appeared in "the cheaper grades of American stf. prozines". Thomas P. Kelley, the original editor, had a falling out with the other staff around that time and started the single-issue Eerie Tales, which shared a name with a short lived US magazine. Kelley told Croutch that it did well and he gave up on it due to a lack of time, but another source said the issue was a commercial failure.
In October 1941, a large publication by the name of Science Fiction appeared, with the masthead of the American publication by the same name. Robert A. W. Lowndes, editor of the American Science Fiction, didn't explain the full circumstances to Croutch, but said the Canadian version was reprinting material from Science Fiction and Future Fiction. In January 1942, Popular Publications of Canada started issuing a Canadian version of Astonishing Stories that also printed material from Super Science Stories. American News issued a Canadian edition of Weird Tales, which reprinted vol. 36, no. 3 of the American version. It had a cover of "The Shadow over Innsmouth" that Croutch considered better than anything the American Weird Tales had printed in a while.
Croutch closed with the rumor that Street & Smith were planning to start printing something big over the summer. Canadian fans were theorizing that it might be an edition of Unknown Worlds and Astounding, and that Uncanny Tales might start reprinting from Amazing. He didn't think Science Fiction would keep publishing in Canada, and Uncanny Tales was set to move to a bi-monthly schedule if not quit altogether, due to some confusing government regulations on the pulps. As far as fantasy went, fans often relied on the Toronto Weekly Star, which printed some stories like W. J. Passingham's When London Fell.
Category:1942 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Occurrences
The Candidate

The Candidate is a K/S story by Marion Flanders.
It was published in the print zine First Time #24.
==Summary==
"Spock returns home with Kirk and McCoy to find a new bondmate."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===2003===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Candle Burns Low

The Candle Burns Low is a Kirk/Spock Star Trek: TOS story by Natasha Barry.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #4.
==Summary==
"An A/U, The onset of Spockʼs 2nd pon farr forces him to leave for Gol when Kirk refuses to bond with him, even though Spock can turn to no one else."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Candle That Burns Brightest and Other Stories

The Candle That Burns Brightest and Other Stories is a 44-page zine, a collection of stories by Michael Montoure. 
==Contents==
* From This Day to the Ending of the World,
* Of More Value Than Many Sparrows
* The Candle That Burns Brightest
* The More Things Change 
==Its Origin==
From the creator: 
==A Breakdown of Costs==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:2005 Zines
The Candy Store (Fastlane archive)

The Candy Store is a Fastlane slash archive. The fiction was listed by author. The page was the archive of the fastlaneslash mailing list and last updated by the archivist July 31, 2003. The Candy Store stopped accepting email story submissions as of November 2003 and became an automated archive instead. 
From the FAQ:
The archive was a member of the FanFic Archives webring, the Fastlane Slash Webring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Fastlane Slash, via Wayback: 19 September 2004. (Accessed 24 November 2012)
==References==
Category:Fastlane
Category:2000sCategory:Vox Populli
The Candy Store (author page)

The Candy Store is Camilla's slash fanfiction site. It contains pages for Weiß Kreuz, The Lord of the Rings, Anita Blake and Original Slash.
The page is listed in the link section of the 2005 version of the Faramir Fiction Archive.
File:Weiss Kreuz Candy Store.jpg|Weiss Kreuz page
File:Blood, Moon and Mithril.jpg|LOTR page
File:Velvet and Fur.jpg|Anita Blake page
Category:Angelfire
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Yaoi Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Weiß Kreuz Author Pages
Category:Anita Blake
Category:Original Slash
The Canon of Canon

The Canon of Canon is a meta post about Natasha Romanoff and female characters in comics on Tumblr written by Fuck Yeah Black Widow. The post addresses the hypercritical way fandom engages with female characters and the misogyny apparent in both canon and fandom.
==Excerpts==
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Comics Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Black Widow
The Capitol

:Not to be confused with The Capitol Times, another Australian DW zine
The Capitol is a Doctor Who Australian newsletter. 
There were at least three issues. It ceased publication when the fan club ceased operation.
==Issue 1==
The Capitol 1 was published in July 1986.
==Issue 2==
The Capitol 2 
==Issue 3==
The Capitol 3 was published in July 1987.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Capitol Times

:Not to be confused with The Capitol, another Australian DW zine
The Capitol Times is a Doctor Who and science fiction Australian newsletter edited by Geoff Booth and Nick Hemming.
There were four issues published. 
==Issue 1==
The Capitol Times 1 was published in 1986.
==Issue 2==
The Capitol Times 2 was published in 1986.
==Issue 3==
The Capitol Times 3 was published in 1986.
==Issue 4==
The Capitol Times 4 was published in November/December 1986.
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Captain's Boy

The Captain's Boy is a Kirk/Spock story by Patricia Laurie Stephens.
It was published in the print zine Otherwhere/Otherwhen #1.
==Summary==
"A/U: Kirk “adopts” a young Vulcan prostitute."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1991===
===1993===
===2000===
===2003===
===2007===
===2010===
==References==
 
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Captain's Log (Australian newsletter)/History

The Captain's Log is the newsletter for Austrek: The Star Trek Fan Club, the Australian fan club that is the second oldest continuously operating Trek club in the world. 
"The Captain's Log" contains Trek and general science fiction news, reviews, letters, articles, club news, information on social activities, regular meetings and special events, and upcoming conventions. In 1999, the fanzine won 'Best fanzine' in the Australian Science Fiction Achievement Awards (Ditmars). In 1998 and 2007, it was again nominated for the award. SwanCon 
 
==Some History==
From the editor in the 150th issue: 
==Some More History==
From the 150th issue: 
==Even More History==
From the 200th issue: "Those Were the Days: Memories of an Ex-President" by Julie Hughes: 
"Kids, Committees and Chaos -- Let's Do It Again!" by Alison Wallace: 
==Problems in 1989 and 1990==
From Craig A. Hooper, excerpted from the 200th issue of the newsletter: 
==Further Reading/Meta==
* An Evolution Overlooked (1994)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
The Captain's Log (Star Trek: TOS zine edited by Craig Fincannon)

The Captain's Log is a gen Star Trek: TOS non-fiction and poetry anthology edited by Craig Fincannon and written by Bruce Nardoci. It has the subtitle: "An Eulogy to Star Trek...." 
It was planned to be published five times a year. There were two issues. 
In T-Negative #12, Bruce Nardoci said he was changing the name of the zine to "The Guardian of Forever." 
==Issue 1==
The Captain's Log 1 was published in August 1970 and contains 12 pages. 
 
* stories and articles
* edited by Craig Fincannon
* stories by Bruce Nardoci
==Issue 2==
The Captain's Log 2 was published in January 1971 and contains 30 pages. The art is by Barbi Marczak.
 
The editor apologizes for it being three months late.
 
From the table of contents: "This second issue of the Captain's Log is fondly dedicated to Miss Star Trek herself, our friend, Ruth Berman."
* Some Comparisons Between Star Trek and 2001: A Space Odyssey by Michael Sobota (5)
* Star Trek's Sonnet by K. Farnell (8)
* An Interview with James Doohan (actually a questionnaire with handwritten answers by Doohan) (9)
*The Enterprise and the Real McCoy, fiction by Michael Sobota (10) 
* Star Trek crossword puzzle (18)
* The Women in His Life by Craig Fincannon, article about some women in Star Trek ("For all male readers of this article, it will be a pleasant reminder of all those wonderful, beautiful, provocative Star Trek broads. For the wonderful, beautiful provocative Star Trek broads that read this it will probably be a reminder of the times that they ran to the kitchen for something to nibble on or to the phone for a quick call. For this is a eulogy to the women in the crewmen's lives.") (19)
* Realization, poem by Michael Sobota (24)
* A Little Secret, part one (reprinted from issue #1) and part two, by Mac Whatley (25)
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Image:Captainslognarduciinside1.jpg|inside issue #2, You are Receiving this Zine Because
==Issue 3==
This was titled "Guardian of Forever" and it was advertised as available in Nimoyan Dispatch (February 1972). 
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Captain's Man

The Captain's Man is a Kirk/Spock story by Natasha Barry.
 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #3.
 
==Summary==
"Rather than have his former captain imprisoned, Spock takes Kirk as his “man” after capturing the ship for the rebellion."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Captain's Needs

The Captain's Needs is a K/S story by Quilla S. Pongee.
It was published in the print zine First Time #38.
==Summary==
From the publisher: "On the anniversary of Gary Mitchellʼs death, McCoy asks Spock to stay with the Captain."
==Excerpt==
"Anyway...I wanted to talk to you about...." McCoy noticed himself beginning to fidget under the Vulcan's intense stare. "The captain." Spock didn't have to hazard a guess. Jim Kirk was the primary focus of their lives. "The the 'anniversary.'"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1995===
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Captain's Sextant

The Captain's Sextant is a Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 178-page zine of art and articles. Two authors are Marian Weber and Linda Adams. It contains much art.
 
This zine was also the ninth issue of The Seaview Sextant. 
==From the Editorial==
The editorial is extremely long; this is an excerpt:
==Gallery==
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Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Captain (Ghosts)

The Captain is a character from the BBC sitcom Ghosts. He has become something of a fan favourite, likely due to his repressed gay feelings.
==Canon==
His death was revealed in season 5 episode 5, where it was revealed he had a stress-induced heart attack after sneaking into a button house reunion event.
==Fandom==
The revelation of his backstory and death, as well as his coming out to the rest of the group, were frequently speculated on by the fandom prior to S5.
===Relationships===
* The Captain/Lieutenant Havers
* The Captain/Pat Butcher
* The Captain/Thomas Thorne
* The Captain/Julian Fawcett
===Common Tropes & Themes===
* The Captain is Gay - So popular it has its own canonised tag on Ao3
===Fanon===
Some fans have suggested he may be autistic, and there is a canonised tag of The Captain is Autistic on Ao3.
==Fanworks==
==Resources & External Links==
* 
==References==
Category:Ghosts (BBC)
The Captain Swan Fanfiction Survey

The Captain Swan Fanfiction Survey is a fan survey examining the consumption of fanfiction by Killian Jones/Emma Swan shippers in the Once Upon A Time fandom. 
The survey was posted to Tumblr on July 11, 2017 and the survey closed four days later on July 15. The survey gained a total of 165 responses. 
==Survey results==
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 1.jpg|Demographics
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 2.jpg|Location and device information
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 3.jpg|Tropes and genres popularity
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 4.jpg|Preferred fanfic reading times
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 5.jpg|Fanfic reading habits
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 6.jpg|Fic/author appreciation
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 7.jpg|Fanfic commenting
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 8.jpg|Commenting pt.2
File:CS Fanfiction Survey results 9.jpg|Conclusion
==Reception and responses==
==References==
Category:2017 Fan Surveys
Category:Once Upon A Time
The Captain and the King

The Captain and the King is a gen novel by plasticChevy. 
The first chapter was posted to the net in March 2002 and the story was finished in March 2003. The online version has a word count of more than 145,000 words and it was later published as a 187-page zine. It was a finalist at the 2003 Mithril Awards in the 'Alternate universe or crossover' category.
It has a sequel, The Steward's Tale. 
Art appears on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==Descriptions==
Author's summary: 
From the publisher's ad: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==External Links==
*TVTropes page
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:Tolkien Fanfiction
Category:2002 ZinesCategory:2003 Zines
The Capture

The Capture was a humorous slide show written by Bob "Yang" Asprin and drawn by Phil Foglio, shown and narrated at various conventions in the 1970s. It premiered at ReKWest*Con in 1975. 
The slide show was inspired by a (very real) SF charter cruise that Kelly Freas and Gordon Dickson were on in the Bermuda Triangle, involving many of the leading SF authors, artists, editors, and fans of the day. Hearing about this, Bob Asprin asked himself: what if an alien vessel put the snatch on that ship? Paula Smith and Sharon Ferraro arranged for Phil Foglio to illustrate the story with cartoons that could be shot as slides and shown at their convention, ReKWest*Con (Kalamazoo, 1975). 
It was a Hugo nominee.
A print zine using these images was published a year later. It was called The Capture Coloring Book.
==The Slide Show Was Shown at these Conventions==
* ReKWest*Con 
* Detroit Triple Fan Fair
* AnonyCon
* WondayCon
* ConFusion
* Boksone
* LunaCon
* WesterCon
* Toronto Star Trek
* RiverCon
* MidAmeriCon
==From Yang's Introduction in the Print Zine==
From The Capture Coloring Book: 
Category:1975 Slideshows
The Capture Coloring Book

The Capture Coloring Book is a 30-page print zine based on The Capture, a humorous slide show written by Bob "Yang" Asprin and drawn by Phil Foglio, shown and narrated at various conventions in the 1970s, beginning in 1975. 
It was published by boojums Press in August, 1976, with an introduction by Asprin. 
The story was written in 1974, the art created in 1975, and the zine in 1976. 
Despite its title, is not much a coloring book, as there's not much to color. 
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
A review from The Halkan Council #24: 
Category:Coloring Books
 
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Cardassian Connection (Star Trek: DS9 newsletter)

The Cardassian Connection is a Star Trek: DS9 newsletter.
==V.1 N.1==
==V.1. N.2==
This issue contains a single page, printed on both sides.
* Federation Treachery
* Bajara Uprising
* Galor Class Warships Upgraded
* Membership Application
* New Series Honors the Cardassians
* Diplomatic Report
 
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Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1990s Zines