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Crossing The Great Waters In Love's Name (zine)

Crossing The Great Waters In Love's Name is the 243-page official convention zine for the 2019 Beauty and the Beast convention with the same name. 
The zine's subtitle is: "Reunion On The Great Lakes 30th Annual Beauty and the Beast Convention" 
 
==Table Of Contents==
 
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==About The Convention==
The zine has a long foreword by the convention organizer Laura who was also the zine editor:
==Memories of Those Who Have Passed==
The fanzine also contained a longer essay remembering two fans who passed away that year.
In particular the fanzine publisher talked about Pat Lurvey who ha agreed to help co-chair the 2018 and 219 conventions:
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Con Zines
Crossing the Jundland Wastes: The Last Trek, a Journey Through Star Wars Fandom's Golden Age

Crossing the Jundland Wastes: The Last Trek, a Journey Through Star Wars Fandom's Golden Age is a meta essay by Maggie Nowakowska.
Jundland Wastes was a very early, and popular, Star Wars letterzine. 
The article has been published and revised in a number of places. Maggie writes in The Incomparable Jundland Wastes: "In 1989, I wrote a history of JUNDLAND WASTES and the early SW letterzines for an Italian fanzine, ALLIANCE. Eventually, I re-edited it for the fanzine, SOUTHERN ENCLAVE. Seven more years and an Internet later, I would like to lay out the history once again. Call it a search for roots in SW fanzine fandom."
"Crossing the Jundland Wastes: The Last Trek, a Journey Through Star Wars Fandom's Golden Age" was published in Southern Enclave #41. It is now online here.
==Excerpt==
"For the first time, fans begin to wonder if SW fandom will continue past the release of ROTJ. Once the story is resolved, they ask, will fans still be interested in SW? Without the continued release of new movies, will momentum die; will fans drift off to other newer and therefore more exciting fandoms? An even more specific question is raised: once ROTJ turns every current fan story into a chronicle of an alternate SW universe, what will happen to fanzines?"
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category: 1995 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta in Print
Crossing the Line

* Crossing the Line, a Simon and Simon zine
* Crossing the Line, a K/S story by Kathy Stanis
* Crossing the Line, a Sentinel story
* Crossing the Line, an X-Files story by Jennifer Lyon
* Crossing the Line, an X-Files story by Sharon Nuttycombe
* "Crossing the Line: 'Netfans' and 'Printfans'", 1998 meta
Crossing the Line (Sentinel story)

Crossing the Line is a Jim/Blair story by Mab Browne. 
It is a sequel to Cloudbusting.
==Author's Notes==
==Series==
*Cloudbusting
*Crossing the Line
*Coastal Shelf
*A Short Storm in Phoenix
*Breathing
*Taking What You Can Get
*Confidential Arrangements
*Father to the Man
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction
Crossing the Line (Simon and Simon zine)

You may be looking for one of the Cross the Line zines.
Crossing the Line is a slash 189-page Simon and Simon novel by Karen Ripley. 
It won a Fan Q award. 
It, and some additional chapters, were published in Crossing the Line Collected in 1992.
From the publisher: 
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Crossing the Line (Star Trek: TOS story)

Crossing the Line is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Stanis. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #16 where it has a single illo by the author. 
==Summary==
"Kirk is a crossdresser."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1996===
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===2007===
==References==
 
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Crossing the Line (X-Files story by Jennifer Lyon)

You may be looking for the X-Files story Crossing the Line by Sharon Nuttycombe.
Crossing the Line is an X-Files story by Jennifer Lyon.
It was originally posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative.
It was the winner of a 1995 Spooky Award.
Summary: "Mulder/Scully. Picking up at the end of F. Emasculata, this disturbing story examines what might happen when Scully reaches the end of her rope and decides to take action against their enemies."
==Author's Notes==
 
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Crossing the Line (X-Files story by Sharon Nuttycombe)

You may be looking for the X-Files story Crossing the Line by Jennifer Lyon.
Crossing the Line is an X-Files Scully/Skinner story by Sharon Nuttycombe.
It was the winner of a 1996 Spooky Award.
Author's summary: " This is a Scully and Skinner (sort of) romance story. If the thought of that offends you, read no further. There are no X-Files, paranormal phenomena, and no sex. Just a brief little interlude in two lives...Rated PG."
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
CrossingsCon

CrossingsCon is a fan run convention focused on the fandom for the Young Wizards book series by Diane Duane and associated fanworks. 
===Name===
The name "CrossingsCon" comes partly from a reference to the book series. The books are a blend of fantasy and sci-fi or soft sci-fi and so include sci-fi elements or alien cultures. The Crossings is a major galactic transportation hub for aliens in the book - so the group of fans initially planning and brainstorming the con decided to call it CrossingsCon to suggest its basic idea as a meeting place for fans (of the books) from all over the world.
===Locations and History===
The first convention was held on June 24-26 of 2016, and since then has generally been Friday-Sunday at some point in the summer. This first convention was held roughly in the New York City area in Newark, New Jersey - with most of the book's action taking place in the New York City area, but choosing Newark over more central locations in NYC due to cost issues and budgeting. It involved optional walking tours of New York City at the end of the convention. It was funded both by an initial fundraiser on Kickstarter, and through ticket sales. The second convention in 2017 was held in the greater Los Angeles area, both due to the idea of a new theme, since the second book in the series was very ocean focused, and as an opportunity for different groups of people to have the convention be held close to them, to spread the convenience around. There was an optional tour of the Long Beach dock and pier area and the local aquarium after the convention. It was also funded from a combination of previous funding and selling tickets. There were about 125 guests at the first convention, and the conventions have fluctuated between 75-150 guests.
After 2017, convention activities took place either in Montreal, Canada or in the New York City area, there were several hiatuses both for planning and also especially due to the issues around the Covid 19 illness. There were only conventions in 2019 and 2021. A future CrossingsCon convention is planned for 2025 in Philadelphia.
Guests of honor or special guests have included Diane Duane and Seanan McGuire through video conferencing software, and in person, Mark Oshiro (who had run a read-along of the series at his blog, Markdoesstuff, and had become a bit of a well known or famous fan), Megan Whalen Turner, C. B. Lee, and Cat Valente.
Activities have included cosplay and cosplay events, panels, and fan music.
Category:2016 Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions 
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Crossover Adventures Productions

Crossover Adventures Productions is a Doctor Who fan production group, making primarily audio play crossovers. The voices of crossover characters were created from spliced audio from existing episodes. They now focus on their Wizard of Oz adaptation, The Chronicles of Oz. 
==Cast==
*Nth Doctor: Aron Toman
*Astra: Coren Idle
*Frobisher: Corey Klemow
*The Computer: Jane Karr
*Destina: Jennifer Alyx
*Death: Andy McQuade
==Crossovers==
Audio plays include crossovers with the following fandoms: 
*South Park
*Pauline Hanson
*Xena: Warrior Princess
*Monkey
*Muppets
*Buffy the Vampire Slayer
*Titanic
*Scream (films)
*Count Duckula 
*Judge Judy
*Macbeth
*Discworld
*Ever After
Category:Crossover
Category:Audio
Category:Doctor Who Tapezines
Crossover Chaos

SPIN, commonly known by its pre-reboot name, Crossover Chaos, is a crossover fanfiction by Elwynn James and Jessica McKinney.
Its story revolves around an evolving cast of characters, starting with the casts of the shows Fanboy and Chum Chum and Sidekick.
Its most recent incarnation, under the name of SPIN, is claimed to be a fan-sequel to HEAD, the 1968 satirical film and stars the Monkees.
Both incarnations have no consistent plot throughout their runs, but have the same consistent antagonist, Valo, a satirical caricature of Funny Music Project musician, The Great Luke Ski with powers to control fiction, including fanfiction, down to the metafictional level.
Valo is revealed to be Big Victor's son in SPIN, and is a satirical personification of copyright law and fandom discourse. 
As well, the satirical use of characters from other fanfiction is present, notably Trippz Grissom from Jessica McKinney's own fanfiction, Unity Hearts, as well as J.D. Knudson from Loud House Revamped, used with permission from the original writer at some point during the latter character's use in SPIN. 
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
Category:2020s Fanfiction
Category:Animation
Category:The Monkees
Crossover News

Crossover News is a LiveJournal community for a weekly newsletter that lists crossover fanfiction. Stories are grouped under each fandom they include, usually appearing twice in the list.
The first issue was posted 5 August 2006, and the last was 15 April 2017, with Volume 012, Issue 041. The mods announced they were ending the newsletter "[due] to changes in the LJ TOS and the decrease in crossover traffic" and would not port the newsletter over to Dreamwidth., posted to crossover_news, 16 April 2017. Accessed 24 April 2022.
As of April 2022, the community has 2,194 posts and 1,892 comments., accessed 24 April 2022. It appears that some posts have been deleted, as the Wayback Machine copy from January 2017 counts 2,225 posts.Wayback Machine copy of the profile page, 28 January 2017.
==References==
Category:Crossover Communities
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Crossovering

Crossovering was a multifandom crossover fanfic and fanart exchange which ran from 2014-2018. Participants matched with their recipients on at least two fandoms; there was medium matching for art or fic but no matching for characters or relationships.
The last exchange was hosted in 2018, with no further plans for continuing in future years.Update, posted to Dreamwidth on 18 August 2019. (Accessed 15 September 2019.)
==Rules==
There are no restrictions on requested fandoms, but specific characters or pairings are not able to be requests. Fanfics must be at least 1000 words and a complete story. Fanart must be a minimum size of 500,000 pixels and cannot be drawn on lined paper.Crossovering - Rules/FAQ, posted to Dreamwidth on 19 May 2014. (Accessed 15 September 2019.)
Participants must have an AO3 account, as all fics submitted for the exchange will be hosted there and collected into yearly collections.
===Schedule===
Nominations for fandoms start in late July. Sign-ups start in August and assignments sent late August. Assignments are due in early October, and completed works are posted mid-October. Author reveals are late October.
The 2018 schedule was as follows:
* Brainstorming: July 15 – July 22
* Nominations: July 23 – August 5
* Signups: August 10 – August 24
* Assignments sent: August 26
* Assignments due: October 6
* Final pinch hits due: October 13
* Archive goes live: October 14
* Authors revealed: October 21
==External links==
* AO3 Collection (all years)
* Pinch-hitters Google Group (no longer exists)
==References==
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Crossovers (Fanfic Symposium essay)

Crossovers is an essay by Kadorienne. 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
==Essay Points==
: 1. Introducing characters to the reader. 
: 2. The characters don't all need to understand each other perfectly or learn everything about each other.
: 3. Just because you love them all doesn’t mean that all of them will love each other. 
: 4. Look for parallel details from the different fandoms to weave together.
: 5. Honor the traditions of each of the fandoms. 
: 6. Don't have one character solve all the problems or make all the mistakes. 
: 7. Plot each thread as if it were its own story. 
: 8. Have canon betas. 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Crossover
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Crossovers Anonymous

Crossovers Anonymous is a gen multifandom of various crossovers 78-page anthology.
Artwork by Cathy Rusaw, Martin Proctor, Kathryn Andersen, Gena Fisher, Pam Whitelark, Nan Nelson, Mark Dooley, Pat Degan, and Anja Gruber.
==A Fan's White Knighting==
Even though this zine, and some X-Files zines, contain no Babylon 5 content (and therefore had nothing to do with J. Michael Straczynski's restrictions), a fan scolded this editor on Usenet for publishing this zine: 
==Contents== 
* Behind Every Good Man by Susan Garrett (Forever Knight/Highlander) 
* Laughter in the Night by Joseph Medina (Batman/Friday the 13th)
* It's the Story by Gena Fisher (Bodie and Doyle are assigned to protect some American tourists.) (The Professionals/The Brady Bunch)
* Just Like Old Times by Amparo Bertram (Time Trax/Forever Knight)
* Rasslin' by Jenny Hayward (The Six Million Dollar Man/Champions)
* The Double Image Affair by Gina Martin (The A-Team/The Man from U.N.C.L.E.)
* Steve, Over the Rainbow by Anna Parrish (Family Matters/Wizard of Oz)
* Hellspawn by Joseph Medina (Doctor Who/The Silence of the Lambs)
* Learning to Live Forever by Timothy Dedeaux (Highlander/Forever Knight)
* Sleep of the Undead: "La Belle et La Bete" by Pamela Rush (LaCroix's continuing adventures in a cable-TV dream world.) (Forever Knight crossed with ???)
* Behind Every Good Man by Susan Garrett (Forever Knight crossed with Highlander)
* Steve, Over the Rainbow by Anna Parrish (Urkel's adventures in the the Land of Oz.) (Family Matters crossed with the Wizard of Oz)
==References==
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Crossplay

Crossplay is derived from "crossdessing" and "cosplay." It refers to a person cosplaying as a character of a different gender than oneself.
==Examples==
Bishounen characters, young men with androgynous beauty, are frequently cosplayed by women.
In British anime fandom there is a longstanding tradition of men crossplaying female characters, both in masquerade and as floor costume. This is often done as a comedic or parodic performance, but sometimes as a serious representation of a feminine character. There are also a number of male Lolita dressers within British fandom. 
==Links & Resources==
* the crossplay reddit, featuring mostly MtF crossplayers
* the crossplay wikipedia page
* Is gender just a costume? An exploratory study of crossplay by Jessica Ethel Tompkins. Published in Volume 30 of Transformative Works and Cultures in 2019.
* Girls and Digital Culture, an academic conference that included a paper on cosplay/crossplay.
* Crossplay by Nikki Smith
Category:Glossary
Category:Cosplay
Crossposting

Crossposting is the practice of publishing the same content in several different forums in order to gain a wider audience. For example, emailing a fanfic to two or three different mailing lists, posting an episode review to more than one newsgroup, or putting a journal entry in your personal LJ as well as in an LJ community. These days, you could conceivably send the same post to a mailing list, a newsgroup, and a blog, but when the term first came into use, it mainly referred to usenet.
A duplicated post is said to have been "crossposted" or "x-posted." Some people frown on this behavior because encountering the same material everywhere you turn is irritating, and in more extreme cases, it might be considered spamming.
Crossposting is also used to refer to publishing fanfic or other writing to two or more different platforms at (almost) the same time, such as setting up Dreamwidth entries to automatically crosspost to a LiveJournal or InsaneJournal the writer controls, or publishing a fic to both a journal and the writer's AO3, Fanfiction.net, or other archive account.
Crossroad (Supernatural doujinshi)

Crossroad is a Sam/Dean yaoi Supernatural doujinshi by Studio Taiyo, released for the 73rd edition of Comiket. 
For more Supernatural doujinshi, see Supernatural/Fanzines#Doujinshi.
Image:crossroadinterior.jpg|interior by Studio Taiyo
Image:crossroad.jpg|cover by Studio Taiyo
 Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2007 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Crossroads

You may be looking for...
==Stories==
* Crossroads, a Star Trek: TOS story in Stardate Unknown
* Crossroads, a Stargate Atlantis story
*Crossroads, a Starsky & Hutch story
* Crossroads, a Star Trek: TOS gen story
* Crossroads, a due South story
*Crossroads, an ER/The Division crossover
*Crossroads, a Harry Potter fanfic
*Crossroads, a The Last of the Wine story
* Crossroads, a Sentinel slash story by Alyjude
*Crossroad, a Forever Knight story by Nancy Kaminski
*Crossroads, a Forever Knight story by T. Beaty
==Zines==
*Crossroads, an Avatar: The Last Airbender zine
*Crossroad, a yaoi Supernatural doujinshi 
*Crossroads, a Sentinel Jim/Blair slash anthology zine
*Crossroads, a multifandom zine with much Blake's 7
*Crossroads, a Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Spock slash novel by Alexis Fegan Black
*Crossroads, a Beauty and the Beast/Terminator crossover zine
* Crossroads, a zine of original science fiction, with a small amount of Blake's 7 and Kill the Dead content
* Crossroads, a Dragonriders of Pern zine
==Other==
*Crossroads, a private mailing list, originally for The Sentinel
*Crossroads, a Stargate Atlantis slash fanfiction index
Crossroads (Beauty and the Beast/Terminator crossover zine)

Crossroads is an adult het 150-page Beauty and the Beast (TV)/Terminator same-actor crossover novel by Helen Commodore. 
The interior art is by Neal Farris and MoC.
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It was rated "adult" and an age statement was required to purchase.
There appear to be two versions of the cover. One by Mickey Sayles is dated 1994.
==Descriptions==
From the flyer: 
==Sample Interior==
Image:crossroadshamilton-8.jpg|Neal Farris
Image:crossroadshamilton-1.jpg|signed MoC
Image:crossroadshamilton-2.jpg|Neal Farris
Image:crossroadshamilton-3.jpg|Neal Farris
Image:crossroadshamilton-4.jpg|Neal Farris
Image:crossroadshamilton-5.jpg|Neal Farris
Image:crossroadshamilton-6.jpg|Neal Farris
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Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:Terminator
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Crossroads (Harry Potter story)

Crossroads is a Harry Potter fanfiction novel by Emmyjean. It is a Lily/James story set in the Marauders era.
The original story was published before the release of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, and the story was later revised to fit the new canon introduced in it. (See the author's note.)
Casca wrote a Harry/Ginny companion piece to Crossroads called Cupid's Arrow, which was also posted at the Hidden Tower.
== Reception ==
This fic is often considered a James/Lily fandom classic and has generally received very positive reviews. One fan described it as "a very unique take on the story that has been beat to death in fanfiction,"flowrs4ophelia. Fanfiction Recommendation: "Crossroads" (Harry Potter). 02 August 2005. (Accessed 04 May 2011.) and another says: 
Crossroads was also nominated for an Hourglass Award in the category "Life Changing Drama" in 2005.nitwitinperil in hourglassawards. updates & information. 18 March 2005. (Accessed 04 May 2011.)
It received attention outside fandom when it was listed as one of the top four "must read" Harry Potter fan stories by Time magazine in the summer of 2011.The Boy Who Lived Forever By Lev Grossman Thursday, July 07, 2011.
==Further Reading==
* by Namera Tanjeem, bookriot.com, Crossroads is listed first in the the Jily section.
== References ==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:Het FanfictionCategory:Marauders Fanfiction
Crossroads (Star Trek: TOS story)

Crossroads is a Star Trek: TOS story by Juanita Salicrup. It was illustrated by Gerry Downes.
 
 
It was published in Stardate: Unknown #2.
 
==The Crossroads Series==
At one point, a zine called "Crossroads" was to have been published that would have contained all of Juanita Salicrup's Spock/Christine stories. See: Stardate: Unknown #6.
The Series:
* Crossroads (in Stardate: Unknown #2, 1976)
* A Grief Well Ended (in Stardate: Unknown #3, 1977)
* A Bridge of Crystal and Light (in Stardate: Unknown #4, 1978)
* never printed, "Fire in the Mind" was to have been the fourth story in the series and was to have been in the zine The Farthest Star (1981) "Scheduled [to be in this zine] was the long awaited 'Fire in the Mind,' of Juanita Salicrup's Christine and Spock [fourth chapter in the Crossroads begun in Stardate: Unknown] series. Unfortunately, according to the editorial, it is not in this volume and may never see print due to Juanita’s other commitments." -- from a review of The Farthest Star in Datazine #16 
* Gift of the Masters of Time (in Dagger of the Mind, 1980, ""Gift of the Masters of Time" is not a 'series' story per se. However, Juanita's Spock and Christine series, Crossroads, offers further insight into the Vulcan's character and interactions in a very real world." from Dagger of the Mind's back page, listing that zine's "universes" )
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Spock/Chapel Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Crossroads (Star Trek: TOS zine)

thumb|back cover by Chris Soto: "This isn't just another long-haired Spock on Vulcan. He is contemplating a fragment of an IDIC medallion with a jagged edge. The composition is excellent. The whiteness of the IDIC fragment stands out against the blackness of Spock's hair and robe. Yet it is the symbolism of the broken IDIC that most interests me. Spock couldn't practice IDIC in its completeness on Vulcan—any more than he himself could be a whole person there. This is very appropriate to the theme of the novel that Chris is illustrating. from The LOC Connection #18 
Crossroads is a K/S slash Star Trek: TOS novel by Alexis Fegan Black. It was published by Pon Farr Press in October 1988 and has 230 pages. It won a Surak Award. 
It has covers by Chris Soto and interior artwork by Marilyn Cole.
==Summaries==
Publisher's summary: 
From Gilda F: 
==Excerpt==
==Art==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1988 Zines