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Shore Leave (US convention)/2022

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==2022: Shore Leave 42==
It was held July 15-17, 2022.
Guests: Brandon Routh, Aimee Garcia, Adam Baldwin, Summer Glau, Laz Alonso, Gates McFadden, Jessie Usher, Robert Duncan McNeill, Christoper D. Abbott, Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Lorraine Larson, Derek Tyler Attico, Diane Lee Baron, Christoper L. Bennett, Greg Cox, Kathleen O'Shea David, Peter David, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Kevin Dilmore, Mary Fan, Michal Jan Friedman, Phil Giunta, David Mack, Scott Pearson, Aaron Rosenberg, Howard Weinstein, and Eddie McClintock.
Guests who canceled: Rigel Ailur, Denis Lawson, BarBara Luna, and Jewel Staite.
At-door rate was $120 for all three days. Or $45 Friday, $85 Saturday, $50 Sunday.
===2022: Programming===
 
Not a complete list:
* “The Latest and Greatest: Come Find Out What Our Authors Have Been Working On,” w/Christopher D. Abbott, Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Christopher L. Bennett, Russ Colchamiro, Heather E. Hutsell, David Mack, Richard C. White, and Sherri Cook Woosley 
* “Kick-Ass Heroes Who Don’t Kick Ass,” w/Rigel Ailur, Christopher L. Bennett, Susan Olesen, and T.J. Perkins 
* Meet the Pros party, w/ALL THE AUTHORS! 
* Boogie Knights concert 
* self-defense workshop 
* “Anthologies Assemble,” w/Michael Jan Friedman, Robert Greenberger, Mike McPhail, and Joshua Palmatier 
* “eSpec Books Presents,” w/Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Christopher L. Bennett, Russ Colchamiro, Mike McPhail, Aaron Rosenberg, Jenifer Purcell Rosenberg, and Hildy Silverman 
* Masquerade Halftime: Boogie Knights concert 
* “Writerly Accessories,” w/Greg Cox, David Mack, Christopher D. Ochs, and Scott Pearson 
* “Crowdfunding Your Novel,” w/some other people, I’m not sure who 
* “Let’s Make a Monster,” w/Andrew Hiller, Heather E. Hutsell, Hildy Silverman, and Dayton Ward 
* “Recurring Characters,” w/Russ Colchamiro, Michael Jan Friedman and Richard C. White
==References==
Category:2022 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/2023

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==2023: Shore Leave 43==
It took place July 7-9, 2023 at the Delta Hotels Baltimore Hunt Valley.
At-door rate was $120 for all three days. Or $45 Friday, $85 Saturday, $50 Sunday.
Some guests: Claudia Black, Ben Browder, Aaron Douglas, Bonnie Gordon, Alaina Huffman, Penny Johnson Jerald, Peter Macon, Robert Duncan McNeill, Grace Park, Robert Picardo.
===2023: Programming===
The Chromatics performed here.
===2023: Con Reports===
* After Action Report: Shore Leave 43; archive link by Phil Guinta
==References==
Category:2022 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/2024

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that until 2024, took place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
== 2024: Shore Leave 44==
It took place July 26-28, 2024.
The Hunt Valley Inn (which had been under several names and had changed owners repeatedly over recent years) where the Shore Leave convention had been held since the beginning had finally closed entirely, so the convention had to find a new home. The new locale was the Lancaster Wyndham Resort and Convention Center in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
At-door rate was $125 for all three days. Or $55 Friday, $95 Saturday, $60 Sunday.
Some guests were Christopher D. Abbott, Danielle Ackley-McPhail, Rigel Ailur, Lorraine Anderson, Derek Tyler Attico, Diane Lee Baron, Christopher L. Bennett, Greg Cox, Kathleen O'Shea David, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Ingvild Deila, Mary Fan, Michael Jan Friedman, David Gerrold, Phil Giunta, Greg Grunberg, J.G. Hertzler, BarBara Luna, David Mack, Aaron Rosenberg, Teryl Rothery, Todd Stashwick, Amanda Tapping, Ray Villard, Howard Weinstein, DB Woodside.
==References==
Category:2024 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave Greetings

Shadow Dancing is a Kirk/Spock story by Mary Ellen Fisher. Art by GOS.
It was published in the print zine First Time #50.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk writes a note to Spock while he is on shoreleave, a note he fears he will probably never have the courage to send."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Short Treks/1986

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== v.7 n.1 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.1 was published in January 1986. 
 
== v.7 n.2 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.2 was published in February 1986.
 
== v.7 n.3 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.3 was published in March 1986.
== v.7 n.4 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.4 was published in April 1986.
 
== v.7 n.5 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.5 was published in early May 1986.
 
== v.7 n.6 ==
Short Treks v.7 n.6 was published in late May 1986.
 
== v.8 n.2 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.2 was published in August 1986.
 
== v.8 n.3 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.3 was published in September 1986.
 
== v.8 n.4 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.5 was published in October 1986.
 
== v.8 n.5 (duplicate v.8 n.5)==
Short Treks v.8 n.5 was published in late November 1986.
 
== v.8 n.6 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.6 was published in late December 1986.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Short Treks/1987-1989

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== v.8 n.7 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.7 was published in January 1987.
 
== v.8 n.9 ==
Short Treks v.8 n.9 was published in March 1987.
 
== v.9 n.2 ==
Short Treks v.9 n.2 was published in February 1988.
 
== v.10 n.7 ==
Short Treks v.10 n.7 was published in July 1989.
 
== v.10 n.8 ==
Short Treks v.10 n.8 was published in August 1989.
 
== v.10 n.9 ==
Short Treks v.10 n.9 was published in September 1989.
 
== v.10 n.11 ==
Short Treks v.10 n.11 was published in November 1989.
 
== v.10 n.12 ==
Short Treks v.10 n.12 was published in December 1989.
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Short Treks/1990

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== v.11 n.1 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.1 was published in January 1990.
 
== v.11 n.2 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.2 was published in February 1990.
 
== v.11 n.3 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.3 was published in March 1990.
 
== v.11 n.4 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.4 was published in April 1990.
 
== v.11 n.5 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.5 was published in May 1990.
 
== v.11 n.6 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.6 was published in June 1990.
 
== v.11 n.7 ==
Short Treks v.11 n.7 was published in July 1990.
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Short Treks/1992

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== v.12 n.7 ==
Short Treks v.12 n.7 was published in January 1992.
 
== v.12 n.11 ==
Short Treks v.12 n.11 was published in May 1992.
 
== v.12 n.12 ==
Short Treks v.12 n.12 was published in June 1992.
 
== v.13 n.1 ==
Short Treks v.13 n.1 was published in July 1992.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Short Treks/1993-1999

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== v.15 n.1 ==
Short Treks v.15 n.1 was published in August 1997. 
 
== v.16 n.1 ==
Short Treks v.16 n.1 was published in August 1998. 
 
== v.18 n.6 ==
Short Treks v.18 n.6 was published in September 1998. 
 
== v.18 n.7 ==
Short Treks v.18 n.7 was published in October 1998. 
 
== v.18 n.8 ==
Short Treks v.18 n.8 was published in November 1998. 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Short Treks/2020s

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== v.19 n.3 ==
Short Treks v.19 n.3 was published in March 2023 and contains 8 pages. 
The editor is Richard McKay.
From the editor: 
* Editorial
* Club Meeting Proposal
* Girls of Short Treks, art
* An Interview with Blake Smith (artist and guest of honor at the 1998 ConQuest) ("A bit of preface to this piece. Back in 1998, I had the idea to interview guests that would be appearing at one of our many local sci-fic convention. At ConQuest that year, Blake Smith was selected to be the Art GoH (Guest of Honor). My article never got published due to politics within the club. So, as I am bringing back “Short Treks”, I thought I would publish the last article I wrote for Short Treks and in doing so pay respects to the first “guest” artist I interviewed.")
== v.19 n.9 ==
Short Treks v.19 n.9 was published in September 2023 and contains 14 pages. 
From the editorial: 
* Editorial
* A.I. - Dream or Eventual Reality?, article by Richard McKay
* Book Review by Richard McKay of "Silo Trilogy," a novel series by Hugh Hewey
* Is This the End? - A Discussion by Richard McKay and (The Other) R. McKay ("As we move through this year, we are confronted with doomsayers and endless media twits. Some despair, fearing that the end of our world is near; climate change, media toxicity, dwindling resources, civil unrest, among a host of other very real maladies. How to cope? Is it the end of the world as we know it? What can we do?") 
* Digital Immortality - Physical Death Transforming into Digital Life Everlasting, article by Richard McKay
* The Ouroboros of A.G.I., article by Richard McKay
* poem with art by Richard McKay
* The Jug of Empty Dreams by Richard McKay (Jazz Writer) (original fiction)
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:2023 Zines
Short and Sweet

Short and Sweet is a K/S story written by Roberta.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #6 where it was an honorable mention contest winner.
Image:asidothee6-3.jpg| the art by Gayle F that was impetus for this story, Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
 
==Summary==
"McCoy keeps having dreams of Kirk and Spock making love and finally realizes that they are using a meld while they make love and that he is picking it up while he sleeps."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Shortakiweek

Shortaki Week is an annual fanweek prompt based dedicated to the Hey Arnold! pairing of Helga/Arnold. Multiple types of fanworks were accepted, including fanfiction, fanart, gif sets and other types of fan edits. The challenge is ran by ShortakiWeek at Tumblr.
===2016===
July 2 - July 9
* Day 1 - Growing Pains / Fear / Window
* Day 2 - Correspondence / Choice / Out of Time
* Day 3 - Magic / Consequences / Starlight
* Day 4 - First Time / Countdown / Storm
* Day 5 - Murphy’s Law / Karma / Gifts
* Day 6 - Travelling / Carpe Diem / Rain
* Day 7 - Family / Secrets / Role Reversal
* Day 8 - Regret / Eyes / Creator’s Choice
===2017===
July 23 - July 31
* Day 1 - Jungle / Moonlight / History
* Day 2 - Fantasy / Embrace / Morning
* Day 3 - Social Media / Expose / Temptation
* Day 4 - Reunion / Shadow / Tears
* Day 5 - Discovery / Explosion / Music
* Day 6 - Soulmates / Proposal / Shelter
* Day 7 - Spontaneity / Ribbon / Sticky Situation
* Day 8 - Creator’s Choice!
===2020===
July 26 - August 2
* Day 1 - Long Gone / Masks / Push
* Day 2 - Burn / Accidental / Flinch
* Day 3 - Satellite / Heroes / Twilight
* Day 4 - Locket / Switch / City
* Day 5 - Pinky Swear / Flight / Shower
* Day 6 - Harmonica / Time Travel / Limit
* Day 7 - Marriage / Dancing / Lights
* Day 8 - Creator’s Choice!
=== 2022 ===
* Day 1 - Muse / Trance / Baby Steps
* Day 2 - Playground / Nightmares / Vulnerable
* Day 3 - Nobility / Camping / Transparency
* Day 4 - Vacation / Wrinkles / Spotlight
* Day 5 - Pen / True Love’s Kiss / Dessert
* Day 6 - Disguise / Flood / Ghosts
* Day 7 - Lighthouse / Breathing / Escape
* Day 8 - Creator’s Choice
=== 2023 ===
* Day 1 - Sweater / Loss / Train
* Day 2 - Distance / Carnival / Routine
* Day 3 - Memories / Pilot / Hold On
* Day 4 - Cave / Warning Sign / Stray
* Day 5 - Bloodstream / Smother / Hidden
* Day 6 - Time After Time / Bomb / College
* Day 7 - Vow / Heartbeat / Waterfall
* Day 8 - Creator’s Choice!!
=== 2024 ===
* Day 1 - Jazz / Blacktop / Sugar
* Day 2 - Crimes / Unraveled / Harlequin
* Day 3 - Roleplaying / Mesmerize / Trapped
* Day 4 - Stoop / Conspiracy / Drive In
* Day 5 - Scarf / Oceans / Side by Side
* Day 6 - Picnic / Sacrifice / Eyes Closed
* Day 7 - Promises to Keep / Pink / Grasp
* Day 8 - Creator’s Choice!!
==Resources==
* Original Announcement Posts:
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* Tumblr Tags: shortakiweek, shortaki week, shortakiweek2016, shortakiweek2017, shortakiweek2020
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Shortcircuited

shortcircuited is a fan artist and roleplayer who was active in Harry Potter fandom on Livejournal in the mid-2000s.
In 2004–2005, she participated in HP Valentines Exchange, HP Art Remix, and Art to the Rescue. She played Blaise Zabini (mymomishotter) and Michael Corner (corneredyou) in wtf_drarry from 2005 to 2007.
Most of her fanart is now offline. Her DeviantArt account, shortcircuit, was last updated in 2003.
==Example Fanworks==
* Ron Weasely Is A Beast – Ron Weasley fanart (2003)
* wtf_drarry art (NSFW) – 14 pieces of art based on the wtf_drarry RP: several Ron/Blaise; Harry/Blaise; Harry/Draco; Ron, Blaise & Seamus; Blaise, Harry, and Ron solo (2005–2006)
* Giving In – Fanfic based on wtf_drarry, written in response to "One Silver Ring" by Jax (butterfliesrock); Ron/Blaise, PG (2007)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Shortcuts

Shortcuts is an Alias Jack/Vaughn story written by Anna S. 
:I decided that the last J/V scribble will be the first in a bunch of other scribbles called "Shortcuts" which is exactly what the name implies, where I rush headlong through cliches at breakneck speed to reach my happy place. This being a way to get my crack fix before I set out to write anything longer.Anna S. some brief meta and a J/V story, 3 June 2005.
After finishing this series, Anna said about her writing:
:I've been thinking on and off lately about how I write. I've developed what I think of as a sketchy style of writing. It's not just that I use less flowery, writerly prose than I did when I started posting stories online. It's also that I've honed a style of bursts of telling between bursts of showing, mixed with bursts of conversation. This breezy bursting has pros and cons. A pro is that I'm writing at all. Writing fast & loose keeps my fingers limber. I'd probably be lying on the couch otherwise, rather than laboring more diligently over longer stories. A con is that I'll often take subjects that demand more care and attention--more words--and treat them pretty cursorily.
:I'm all about embracing the pros. Writing is fun when it gets itself out of my head and when it makes readers happy. But it's very easy just to let myself scribble and scribble without ever stopping and birthing something at a more natural pace that would turn out more well-formed.
:I'd compare this to traditional versus agile styles of software development, but that would be geeky. 
==Parts==
*Part 1, "The Cell" (27 May 2005). Word count: 1,256
*Part 2, "The Cabin" (27 May 2005). Word count: 2,063
*Part 3, "The Dinner Party" (28 May 2002). Word count: 2,306
*Part 4, "The Conference" (29 May 2005). Word count: 1,978
*Part 5, "The Rescue" (30 May 2005). Word count: 1,813
*Part 6, "The Office" (30 May 2005). Word count: 2,011
*Part 7, "The Bedroom" (31 May 2005). Word count: 1,726
*Part 8, "The Rumor" (01 June 2005). Word count: 2,525 
*Part 9, "The New Girl" (01 June 2005). Word count: 1,829
*Part 10, "The Scene" (01 June 2005). Word count: 2,451
*Part 11, "The Team" (02 June 2005). Word count: 3,344
Shortcuts is finished, with The Team as the last installment. Anna went on to write more Jack/Vaughn in Bona Fides.
==References==
Category:AliasCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Shorts

:This article is about the fan. You may be looking for a term describing fanfiction story length.
Shorts is a fan writer in various fandoms, most notably The Sentinel and Supernatural. Her work can be found both online (at her LiveJournal) or in a number of zines. She was most active in the early 2000s.
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
Many Shorts's novels have been published as zines, including:
* Fenfaer & Werefaer (The Sentinel)
* Soul Bonds & Soul Trials (The Sentinel/Kung Fu: The Legend Continues crossover)
* A New Life (Kiefer/Lou, written with Bast)
Additionally two collections of her fanworks have been published by Requiem Publications, Sweeter Than Honey (1987) her Starsky & Hutch stories, and Collected Supernatural Shorts (2007), her Supernatural stories.
=== Contributions to Anthology Zines ===
* Angel On My Mind #1-4 (1999-2004) - "Just Go for It," "Take a Chance," "Trust Me," & "Green-eyed Demon" (The Sentinel)
* Bedroom Eyes #1-2 (2002-2003) - "Rumours Become Reality" (The Professionals), "I Grieve" (The Sentinel; with Bast), & "Heat Of The Night" (The Professionals)
* Body Heat #1-3 (2002) - "Magical Words", "As You Wish," & "A Moment In Time" (due South)
* Diverse Doings #5-11 (2000-2003) - "Crystal Clear" (The Sentinel), "Wishing Well" (The Sentinel), & "What are Friends For?" (Queer As Folk (US))
* The Fix #20 (2000) - "Ageless Love" (Starsky & Hutch)
* I'm Not Cutting My Hair (2000) - "Without Words" (The Sentinel)
* It's Raining Men #1-4 (2000-2003) - "Two Knights That Pass in the Night" (Star Wars: TPM/Batman), "Paranoia" (The Professionals), "It's a Blonde" (Starsky & Hutch), & "A Friendly Visit" (Queer as Folk (UK))
* A Little B & D #1 (2003) - "Lucky Charms" (The Professionals)
* Love Bites #1-2 (2002) - "Moving On" (The Professionals) & "Addiction" (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues)
* A Love Story (2001-2004) - "Love and Thou" & "Sanctuary" (Starsky & Hutch)
* Mating Rituals #4-5 (2000-2001) - "What Is Love" (with Bast) & "Macho Man" (The Sentinel)
* No Holds Barred #23 (2002) - "Demons of the Past" (The Professionals)
* One in Ten #7 (c. 2001) - "Angel" (The Sentinel)
* Reflections of Rafe (date unknown) - "Where No Angel Fears To Tread" (The Sentinel)
* Secret Agent Men #1-4 (2002-2004) - "Stay," "Internal Jungle," "Love Is Blind," & "Awareness" (The Professionals]
* Tabula Rasa (2003) - "The Heart Never Forgets" (Stargate SG-1)
* Whispers of the Heart #1-9 (1999-2003) - "Top Dog," "Thunder and Lightning," "Risks," "To Love And Be Loved," "My Life, My Heart, My Soul," "The Devil Is Sure to Follow," "And Mortals Stand Between," "Private Lives in Public Places," & "Forever" (The Sentinel)
* Your Kink or Mine #1-2 (1999-2000) - "I Can See Clearly Now" & "Pineapple Passion" (The Sentinel)
Category:Fanwriters
Shoshanna

Shoshanna has been writing fan fiction (including the Pros novel Never Let Me Down and the SAAB novel Chains of Being) since the late '80s. She has been editing and beta-reading just as long, and helped put on Escapade, ZebraCon, Vividcon, and other conventions.
She is particularly known for her saucy moderation of the Escapade art show, which she ran from 1992 through 2014, and for coordinating volunteers at Vividcon.
==Interviews==
* Fanlore Live!: 2009 Escapade Panel Notes: Shoshanna (2009)
* Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Shoshanna (2015)
==Regarding Zines and The Pros Circuit==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Shot Through The Heart (Roy Harper zine)

Shot Through The Heart, or simply Roy Harper Zine, is a non-profit Roy Harper zine which donated proceeds to the Navajo Water Project. They raised $612.00. 
== Contributors ==
* c.art
* @theroyharper / theroyharperjr
* @evearellie / evearellie
* @fanfictiongreenirises
* @gentleroy / gentleroy
* @hannahspoonsart / hannahspoonsart
* Izzy_Beta
* @vigiilantism
* @kartsie / Kartsie_draws
* @lenajpeg / lenaejpeg
* @ofmagicandmusic / MapleBreeze
* @martaare-llopart / Starphyro
* @mercurysystem / sapnoblade
* @miratho / clandestinemira
* @nightlybirdie / Nightlybirdie
* ohmoth / oh_moth
* @wingedrobins / wingedrobins
* Raven / Raven66669
* rotashaaa / rotasha
* @scratcho-mcdatcho
* shidreamin
* @stockered / STOCKeredd
* WishMoonLion / WishMoon
== References ==
Category:DC Zines
Shota

Shota (Japanese: ショタ) is a term used in manga and anime fandoms to indicate sex involving an underaged boy, and is commonly used as a warning on fanfic. 
It is short for shotacon (Japanese: ショタコン), which itself is a portmanteau of the words Shotaro (a reference to the character in Tetsujin 28-go) and complexWikipedia article on Shotacon Accessed 10 October 2008In Japanese, words cannot end with an "m" sound, so the shortened version "com" gets pronounced like "con". Despite the word's origins, the English language spelling and pronunciation reflect this Japanese pronunciation. and follows the pattern of fathercon, mothercon, brocon, and siscon, which are commonly used (often jokingly) to refer to someone who is obsessed with a relative.
It is similar to the use of the western term chan in some corners of fandom (especially in Harry Potter fandom), but shota refers exclusively to fiction or art about prepubescent characters or characters just beginning puberty, while chan includes stories about older teenagers as well and used to exclude prepubescent characters before the definition of the term changed in some parts of fandom through fannish drift. 
The female version is lolicon (from Lolita complex). Stories about prepubescent het and slash couples are sometimes referred to collectively as lolishota.
==Controversy==
Like chan, lolicon and underage, shota is often criticised as being child pornography, and thus morally wrong and/or illegal. Shota fanfic and fanart are also in danger of getting negative attention of non-fandom groups (see Strikethrough and Boldthrough) that could result in a threat for fandom as a whole.Why I disapprove, and why I will be neither ashamed, nor silent. Accessed 15 November 2009
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Shotaku

Shotaku Festival is the biggest anime, gaming and Japanese culture event celebrated in Morocco. It has been celebrated annually in the city of Rabat since 2013, except during the covid-19 pandemic lockdowns in 2020 and 2021. In April 2023, it celebrated its 9th edition, lasting two days.
Shotaku also celebrates smaller events through the year, like the Summer edition, with karaoke and voice actor competitions, gaming competitions, cosplay, drawing workshop, both in Rabat and other Moroccan cities like Casablanca.
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:Conventions in Morocco