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Spangled Loincloth Challenge

The maryrenaultfics LiveJournal community held its usual summer challenge in 2011 (posted 30 July 2011)."At the Clubhouse, Part Two - The Summer Prompt" (members-locked), made 30 July 2011 on maryrenaultfics (accessed 15 December 2012). This was an untimed challenge to the prompts (a) "spangled loincloth", for people writing Alexander-themed stories, or (b) "summer clothes", for everyone else.
The phrase "spangled loincloth" references the character Bagoas from The Persian Boy (one of Renault's historical novels), who was an exotic dancer in Ancient Persia. As such, it has no obvious relevance to any of her modern novels. However, the moderator, my_cnnr added, "Well – I think I’d pay good money to read a fic in which Ralph Lanyon uses the words “spangled loincloth” in context." Lanyon (from The Charioteer) is a popular character with fans; but, as a gay man in World War II who has a canonical distaste for effeminate behaviour, he is perhaps the least likely of all Renault's characters to be associated with spangled loincloths.
Three members wrote stories, all taking on the additional challenge. The first, a tiny ficlet by toujours_nigel employed the mechanism of a school pantomime, as did fawatson's slightly longer story, which was posted a couple of weeks later. The final story, posted over a month after the challenge was set, also used the pantomime mechanism, but set in a different time frame.
* "To Bury Caesar" by toujours_nigel
* "Panto!" by fawatson
* "Scenes Ill Lit" by Greer Watson
==Get the Picture: Clue 14==
right|thumb|Clue 14: The pictures form a puzzle whose solution is the phrase, "spangled loincloth"
The phrase "spangled loincloth" was later used in the community's on-going Get the Picture game in Clue 14, which was posted by lignota on 8 December 2012. She prefaced the clue with the hint, "Something that seems to be on our mods' minds a lot."Clue 14 in "The Second maryrenaultfics (lite) Get the Picture Official Game Thread" (members locked). The solution to the puzzle is:
:Word One: "span" + "gull" + 'd' (from "dill") = "spangled"
:Word Two/1st syll.: 'l' from "dill" + 'oin' (from "oink") = "loin-"
:Word Two/2nd syll.: 'k' (from "oink") + "loathe" = "-cloth"
==References==
Category:Maryrenaultfics LiveJournal Community
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Spare the Rod (Star Trek: TOS story by Beth Hallam)

Spare the Rod is Star Trek: TOS Charles Grayson & Spock story by Beth Hallam.
It was published in R & R #3, reprinted from A Vulcan Odyssey.
It is a sequel or related story to Encounter.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction
Spare the Rod (Star Trek: TOS story by Jungle Kitty)

Spare the Rod is a Kirk/Spock story by Jungle Kitty. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #8 and online.
 
==Summary==
"Spock overdoes it when, unaware of the degrees of spanking when part of lovemaking, he hits Kirk too hard but ultimately finds it an effective persuasion on his lover." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Spare the Rod (Star Wars: TPM story)

Spare the Rod is a 16-page Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Writestuff. It is part of The Warrior's Heart series. The story is an established relationship story which includes B&D. It appears to be written in first person.
The story is in the print zine Bound and Determined.
 
==Summary from the Publisher==
"Padawans will be padawans, or so the saying goes-but what's a Jedi master to do when his handsome student recklessly endangers himself without a hint of remorse?... Spare the Rod is yet another fine Writestuff read set in the Warrior's Heart universe."
==Excerpt==
"On your knees, Padawan," he growled at me when we were finally inside and behind closed doors, no doubt intending to lecture me. It wasn't something he often did, preferring to dole out pithy words of advice and then let me discover the folly of my own ways so the lesson would be more memorable. I could tell he was wound up for it this time, and I was in no mood to take it. Just as furious as he, I snarled back, "Make me," or something similar in the rude defiant tone well known to every teenager. Next I knew, I was splayed face down across our dining table, secured to the surface with the Force."
 
Category:2000s
Spark

Spark is a Law & Order: SVU story by chilly_flame (Harriet), focused on the pairing of Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot. 
This is part of the Spark Trilogy: Spark, Hybird, and Synthesis. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Law & Order SVU
Category:2004 Fanfiction
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Spark! Improbable Press' Newsletter

Spark! Improbable Press' Newsletter pulls together comments submitted to the editor and distributes them via a mailing list to subscribers. "Spark wants to help dreamers do and Sherlockian writers write with short interviews, articles, and shouty encouraging things."
The topics revolve around fanfic writing and have included issues on receiving comments, coping with writing setbacks, writer rituals, and finding one's voice.
The newsletter began as a Tumblr account which has since been deleted. From the 21 December 2018 initial email newsletter: "this newsletter became a combination of two topics, held together by the concept of fandom. How in fandom we so often get back what we give (you draw something amazing, I'm inspired to write a story to go with it), and how, when we least expect it, fandom pops up in unexpected ways."
Users can submit responses via Twitter as well as through email to the editor. As of 7 March 2019 the newsletter was also being developed into a book about fandom and writing.
===Sample Content===
From 04/04/2019 - Lurking—The Silent Readers:
Email Response:
"See that one over there with the shifty eyes, hanging head and hunched shoulders, hiding behind yonder tree and trying to look invisible? The one clumsily concealing a Kindle stuffed to the gunwales with well-read, yet shamefully uncommented fan fics and a smart phone bulging with much-loved yet shockingly unacknowledged podfics? That’s me, Your Honour. Very guilty indeed, And very, very sorry. Oh, and also asking for 1256 similar offences to be taken into consideration."
Twitter Views:
"I used to be super-talkative in fandoms. Then I started having trouble expressing myself in writing (meds). Then the platforms people used started (it seems) trending towards less wordiness, which was bad (ironically), because I still communicate best in words. I mostly lurk now."
===Issues to Date===
* 10/10/2019 - Comments Light & Dark, Part I
* 09/05/2019 - Mantras—The words that get us through
* 08/22/2019 - Can You Make It Christmas Again?
* 07/24/2019 - Improving as Writers: How We Do It
* 07/03/2019 - First Lines, Last Lines, and Cliffhagers
* 06/13/2019 - Writing Beside the Black Dog
* 05/30/2019 - Weird Habits, Superstitions, and Rituals: How we create
* 05/16/2019 - Origin Stories: Everyone's Journey is Different
* 05/02/2019 - The Fandom That Changed Everything
* 04/18/2019 - Finding Your Writing Voice
* 04/04/2019 - Correction: We didn't mean 3 April 2019!
* 04/04/2019 - Lurking—The Silent Readers
* 03/21/2019 - Coping With Writing Setbacks
* 03/07/2019 - Spark—the book
* 02/21/2019 - You are Not $#@&%* Cheating
* 02/07/2019 - Writing Under Pressure
* 01/24/2019 - Farewell Fandom: Why we go, why we stay, when we mix
* 01/10/2019 - Canon Doesn't Matter
* 01/03/2019 - A Dare and a Deal
* 12/21/2018 - Giving to Get + Fandom in Strange Places
Category:Sherlock
Category:2010s
SparkAnt

SparkAnt is the pairing between two Minecraft YouTubers, CaptainSparklez and AntVenom. Most depictions of this ship in fanworks were of their Minecraft usernames and avatars, though occasionally real names and faces were used. During the era of Team Crafted, this pairing was popular as a side pairing, even though neither Maron nor Harris were members of the team. 
== Reactions ==
At some point, both Maron and Harris became aware of the fact that their fans shipped them. On January 10, 2014, Taylor Harris tweeted a new video announcement from the official AntVenom Twitter account with #SparkAnt. 
Even in 2020, Harris continues to poke fun at his fans who enjoy shipping him with Maron. During the Minecraft Ultimate tournament on October 17200 player hunger games! - !mcu - w/ sparklez, mcchill, & burren!, Harris and Maron were playing on the same team. When they respawned at the same time, Harris took the opportunity to make a joke.
 Harris: This is Team SparkAnt, being revived. Right here.
 Maron: Not that--not that word.
 Harris: laughs
== Fanworks==
=== Popular Tropes ===
*Son of Herobrine AU: one popular AU in which either CaptainSparklez or AntVenom was the son of Herobrine
=== Depictions in Fanfiction ===
*Minecraft High School by Vivid_Blue_Magic (archived vers.)
*Opposites Attract, Apparently by Author_Authenticated (archived vers.)
*Sparkant Week Spring 2015 by Amsves (archived vers.)
*Skylox - Survival/Hunger Games by SimplyLeez (archived vers.)
*Skylox: A Journey For Love. by orphan_account ([archived vers.])
=== Depictions in Fanart ===
*Nap Time by bicouriersix (archived vers.)
=== Fan Events ===
*SparkAnt Week
== References ==
*Son of Herobrine AU
Category:Minecraft
Category:YouTube RPF
Category:MCYT
Category:Slash Pairings
SparkAnt Week

SparkAnt Week was a fanweek that ran at least two times, once in Fall 2014 and once in Winter/Spring 2015. The focus of the event was the Minecraft ship SparkAnt. Both events were run by firekitty13. Superkamiguru126 helped organize the first iteration, and Amsves is a known collaborator on the 2015 event.
== 2014 ==
=== Prompts ===
* October 27: Zombie AU (everything from them being zombies to The Walking Dead)
* October 28: Vampires AU
* October 29: Superheroes
* October 30: Five nights at Freddy’s
* October 31: It’s Halloween! go nuts!
* November 1: Cozy/cuddles
* November 2: stargazing
=== Known Submissions ===
* Day 1 by Amsves
* Day 2 by Amsves
* Day 3 by Amsves
* Day 4 by Amsves
* Day 5 by Amsves
* Day 6 by Amsves
* Day 7 by Amsves
== 2015 ==
=== Prompts ===
* Feburary 9th: Umbrella
* Februrary 10th: Flower-crowns
* Februrary 11th: Snowball fight
* Februrary 12th: Cuddles
* February 13: Person A has eaten something hot, which B notices and pours sugar in their mouth before “smashing” their mouths together. ((Sugar removes the burning feeling from very spicy food))
* February 14: VALENTINE’S DAY!
* February 15: Sickness
=== Known Submissions ===
* Sparkant Week Spring 2015 by Amsves
==References==
Category:Minecraft
Category:YouTube RPFCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2015 Challenges
Sparkling Fire and Smokey Sighs

Sparkling Fire and Smokey Sighs is a Kigo fic written by SapphicVixen.
==Synopsis==
Set immediately after Graduation, Kim learns of the government's plans to execute Shego and rescues her, becoming a fugitive in the process. While on the run, the two discover a shadowy conspiracy, as well as their growing attraction to one another.
==Reactions and Reviews==
The fic was nominated at the 10th Annual Fannie Awards for best Romance and Best KiGo Story, winning Best Romance.
==References==
Category:Kim Possible Fanfiction
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction
Sparkly

In fannish usage, the word sparkly is sometimes used to refer to over-the-top wish fulfillment, particularly ridiculously beautiful and talented characters. 
One early use of the word was in 1986 in the editorial from the zine Highly Illogical: "I'm still sparkling from seeing ST: The Voyage Home. What a great way to round off the ST's 20th year!" The term started cropping up in earnest in the early '00s, in fandoms such as Harry Potter and popslash. 
In Harry Potter, Sparklypoo is a fictional Fifth House at Hogwarts for Mary Sues, which features in a comic strip Sparkly Poo comic strip by Pirate Monkey. 
In popslash, the term is more affectionate; sparkly dance boys was common shorthand for the members of 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys, and from there the fandom developed sparkly communities, challenges, and even conventions -- Camp Sparkle, an annual (still ongoing), week-long popslash get-together for UK fans. The use of "sparkly" in popslash had a concrete origin; circa 2000, when the fandom was growing fast, the members of 'N Sync in particular were prone to wearing clothes that were sequined, bejeweled, or shiny. These outfits were both widely loved and widely mocked, often by the same fan in the same sentence. From that beginning, "sparkly" came to have a range of meanings in popslash, from the purely descriptive to signifying the gayness of the groups' public personae. 
The Twilight anti-fandom often uses references to the fact that the vampire characters canonically sparkle as a shorthand for everything that is wrong with the series.cf. August 26th 2008. Stoney321 LiveJournal post. and May 14th 2008 Cleolinda's "My thoughts on Twilight, let me show you them". Accessed October 7th 2008. The fandom catchphrase for this phenomenon is "sparkly vampires." 
Twilight anti-fans have coined similar terms like Sparkledammerung (analoguous to Potterdämmerung) and sparkle motion (an adaptation from the film Donnie DarkoSparkle Motion is a dance team. "Sometimes, I doubt your commitment to Sparkle Motion!" is one of the film's most popular lines. Donnie Darko quotes page on imdb. Accessed October 11th 2008.) for the antics of Twilight fans. see:
* the Twilight entry, October 6th 2008 version, on Cleolinda's personal wiki. Accessed October 7th 2008.	
* Fandom Wank wiki entry Twilight, August 29th 2008 version. Accessed October 7th 2008.
==References==
Category:Twilight
Sparkly Dance Boys

Sparkly dance boys, or SDB, was a jokey name/acronym that was sometimes used to refer to 'N Sync in popslash fandom. It was inspired by two things about the group that fans both loved and loved to mock--their stage choreography (dancing on moving sidewalks, slapping their own asses) and their costumes (glitter, sequins, the liberal use of a Bedazzler.) 
Category:GlossaryCategory:'N Sync
Sparks Fly Upward

Sparks Fly Upward is an X-Files story by Vehemently.
The author wrote: "This story takes place in the summer of 1998, a vague while after The Red and The Black. Nothing after that episode is taken into account: not The End, not the Movie, not 2 years of canon. THIS IS IMPORTANT!"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Sparkweed

Sparkweed is an Earthsea story by Minerva McTabby. Written for Yuletide 2004, it was one of the first three Yuletide stories in the fandom. It forms a gapfiller in A Wizard of Earthsea, the first novel of the series, and is set at the Roke school while Ged is an adolescent. A rare m/m slash story in this fandom, it pairs Ged & Jasper, an enemyslash pairing with something of the feel of Harry/Draco.Espresso Addict comments in her Crack Van overview: A wizardly boarding school -- two young rivals, one from a privileged background [Jasper], the other poor [Ged] -- an Everyman sidekick -- shapeshifting -- dragons -- an evil wizard who aims to conquer death ... Sounds familiar? Think again, because I'm talking about Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea series, which first appeared in 1964.
The author's summary is Ged/Jasper slash. Set after the Festival of Sunreturn at the end of "A Wizard of Earthsea" Chapter Three. The title is presumably an allusion to the yellow spark-like flower invented by Le Guin in A Wizard of Earthsea. In addition to the Yuletide archive, the story is also archived at Fanfiction.net & Skyehawke. 
==Recommendations & Reviews==
The story was well received, and is one of the fandom's few m/m slash stories to be widely recommended. Reviewers praised the canon-like feel, the characterisation, the tense dialogue and the lyrical Le Guin-like language. 'Sparkweed' was recommended by Beth H,beth-h: Misc Recs (for Fandoms with fewer than 10 Recced Stories) (accessed 22 June 2016) Espresso Addict & Victoria P.unfitforsociety: to light a candle is to cast a shadow (yuletide recs v.9) (accessed 22 June 2016) 
==References==
Category:Earthsea
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Sparky's Doghouse

You may be looking for The Doghouse, a Harry Potter website.
Sparky's Doghouse was a popular recommendation site for new X-Files fanfic, that was updated weekly. It had recs for all kinds of genres and pairings.
Often the authors of the recced stories would advertise with the rec on their sites.For example, Livia's Ink Spot, accessed May 29, 2009; Mish's Stories, accessed May 29,2009. 
==Intro from the Website==
==Images==
Image:sparkys1.jpg|top third of an intro page, date unknown
Image:sparkys2.jpg|middle third of an intro page, date unknown
Image:sparkys3.jpg|bottom third of an intro page, date unknown
==Fan Comments==
===2008===
In a discussion on a TWoP X-Files forum in 2008, a few fans reminisced about the site:
:bcfan: I credit Sparky's Doghouse for putting my formerly wholesale and indiscriminate reading in perspective. There were recommendations, and standards, and categories - why, just like RL literature critiques. And the choices Sparky made were solid. So solid that I've saved all her recommendations through Wayback (though the links seldom work) and still dip into her list on occasion.TWoP forum thread, July 10-11, 2008. Accessed May 29, 2009. 
:Dasha: It's really fun to go into the Wayback and read her recs. Sparky had great taste in fic and, probably more importantly, she had really diverse taste. She got me into all sorts of genres I probably wouldn't have read if she hadn't pointed me in those directions. I'm having the best time looking through the disk of her old recs and finding some old favorites. I may post some recs from it on my LJ when I get a chance.
===2012===
From Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Nightflier:
== References == 
Category:X-Files Websites
Sparrabeth Awards

The Sparrabeth Awards were awards for fanfiction, featuring the Pirates of the Caribbean pairing of Jack Sparrow/Elizabeth Swann, also known as Sparrabeth. The awards ran for three rounds between August 2007 - May 2008.
==Categories==
*The Birds And The Seas: Best Smut (all entries 17+)
*The Pen Is Mightier Than The Sword: Best Author
*Love Birds Of A Feather: Best Fluff/Most Romantic
*Sail To The End Of The Earth And Beyond: Best Epic (15+ Chapters)
*Amazing How Often Those Two Things Coincide: Best Love/Hate Fic
*Pirate King: Best Jack's POV
*Pirate Queen: Best Elizabeth's POV
*A Love Short And Sweet: Best Oneshot
*A Pirate's Dinghy: Best Drabble (under 500 words)
*My Heart Will Go On: Best Tear-Jerker
*Should We Meet Again: Best Post-At Worlds End
*Fledgling: Best Tale with a Baby
*Learning To Trust, Learning To Fly: Best Angst
*Yo Ho Ho And A Bottle Of Rum: Best Comedy
*Bring Me That Horizon: Best Action/Adventure
*Devils, Black Sheep, And Really Bad Eggs: Most Creative
*How All The Pieces Fit Together...: Best Completed Fic
*Where the Compass Points: Best Incomplete Fic
==Masterlists==
*Round 1 Winners
*Round 2 Winners
*Round 3 Winners
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean
Category:2007 Awards
Category:2008 Awards
Sparrow Through the Hall

Sparrow Through the Hall is a slash 75-page Professionals novel by Wally. 
 
It is the second part of a trilogy. See Echoes of Elfland Horns.
It was published first as a standalone, then combined with Echoes of Elfland Horns, and then as part of a trilogy with No Vanity. 
==Summary from Flyer==
==Gallery of Some Editions==
File:Sparrowthroughthehall.jpg|cover of Sparrow Through the Hall as it was published as a single story
Image:Echoesofelflandhornssparrow.jpg|cover of the zine as it was combined with the first part of the trilogy
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Spawn (comics)

Spawn is a Image Comics graphic novel of a anti-hero that of the same name. It was later adapted into a feature film and an animated series, as well as a line of toys.
==Canon==
The character/comic book first appeared in Spawn #1 (May 1992).
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Vids===
* SPAWN: THE RECALL, a fan film
==Archives & Communities==
* Spawn & crossover works at FFN
* Spawn works at AO3
==Fannish Links==
* Spawn: Fan Site
* Spawn Universe
* Todd McFarlane's Spawn fansite
==Resources==
Category:Spawn
Speak No Evil (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

Speak No Evil is a gen 110-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues novel by Laureen Peltier. 
It was edited by Carol Frisbie.
The art is by Anne-Marie Smith and Roxanne M. Peltier.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
 
 
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Speak No Evil (Sentinel zine)

Speak No Evil is a gen Sentinel 79-page anthology. 
=="The Three Monkeys" Series==
* Hear No Evil
* See No Evil
* Speak No Evil
==Contents==
* Where Detectives Fear to Tread by Nightowl (1)
* Crossed Wires by Bog (8)
* The Price of Silence by Arianna (9)
* Claims by Bog (27)
* Out of Sight by Nightowl (31)
* cartoon by Bog (39)
*Rambling Rhymes by Bog and Hauntfox (40)
* Decyphering by K. Hanna Korossy (41)
* First Day by KAM ("Can any student truly be prepared for Anthropology 101? Especially when it's taught by Blair Sandburg?") (49)
*Dead Giveaways by Bog (55)
* cartoon by Bog (56)
* Comments from the Peanut Gallery by Nightowl (57)
 
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Speakthetruth: An Exhaustive J2 Archive

:Open your eyes. Don't help the lies. Speak the truth. ~ website slogan
Speakthetruth: An Exhaustive J2 Archive is an in-depth essay on the history of J2 fandom. Using the Storify blogging platform, the essay incorporates images, video, twitter and other text to document the growth of J2 fandom. Part timeline/history, part justification/explanation of J2 fandom, the essay was written to preserve how many fans came to embrace J2 as a FIAWOL. 
The essay was written by someone who believed that actors Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles were in a secret romantic relationship.
From the introduction:
==Reactions/Reviews==
Some fans found the site interesting, helpful or at least amusing. A few commented on the organization and thoroughness of the essay. And one fan even called it, possibly tongue in cheek, a work of art. Another called it "addictive" while yet another wondered if the essay was documenting a government cover-up.
The essay even garnered some interest in non-English-speaking fandom:
Others used it as an example of why RPS fanfiction should not be allowed and one fan demanded that links to the site should carry warnings:
Archive Links (WBM): Intro, 2005 The Beginning, 2006: Things Heat Up..., 2007: Getting Comfy, 2008: Getting To Comfy?, 2009: Damage Control, 2010: Chaos, 2011: Calm Before The Storm, 2012: PR Coup D'Etat, 2013: TBD, Outro
Archive Links (Archive.is): Intro, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, and Outro
==References==
Category:J2
Category:RPF Meta
Category:Supernatural Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2013 Meta