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De nugis

de_nugis is a fan writer who writes in the Supernatural fandom, with an emphasis on Sam/Dean.
== Fandoms ==
de_nugis's AO3 profile states:
:"My main fandom (the only one I've written in, apart from the Star Trek fic of my adolescence, which is best forgotten) is Supernatural, but there is a long list of other shows I have obsessed about and occasionally read fic for, including, but not limited to: Doctor Who, ST OS, Blake's 7, Babylon 5, West Wing, Veronica Mars, Buffy, Angel, Firefly, Torchwood, White Collar.
:My Spn fic is mostly either Gen or Sam/Dean. I won't warn for incest, or adjust ratings upwards because of incest, on Sam/Dean fic, so be aware that anything with the pairing will involve consensual sibling incest if you aren't familiar with the fandom."De_Nugis - Profile at Archive of Our Own. (Accessed 05 September 2012.)
== Podfic Policy ==
Gives Blanket Permission to Podfic all fanworks:
:"Blanket permission if anyone is interested. [...] Please do link if you record anything, so I can say a proper thank you."de_nugis. Reply to "permission to record? *\o/*". 04 June 2011. (Accessed 05 September 2012.)
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Dead-boy and Xander

Dead-boy and Xander (short DBX) is an Angel/Xander slash archive and the archive of the Whiteknight Mailing List. 
The site was originally hosted by FortuneCity but moved to its own domain in 1999.Dead-boy and Xander has moved to its own domain., via Wayback: 02 August 2002. (Accessed 11 December 2012)
The stories in the archive were sorted by author. In addition to the stories, the archive also featured a monthly challenge, transcripts of individual Angel/Xander scenes with explanations from the archivist "for how they show the passion burning between Angel and Xander", an image gallery, and a links section. 
The site was listed in the link section of Saber ShadowKitten's Buffy FanFiction page.Links, via Wayback: 28 November 1999. (Accessed 11 December 2012) 
File:Dead-boy and Xander A Love Story.png|main page 1999
File:Dead-boy and Xander 2000.png|main page 2000
==Sites that don't suck==
From the links section:
==References==
Category:Buffyverse ArchivesCategory:Slash Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
DeadJournal

DeadJournal is a journaling service that uses LiveJournal's open source code and was actually the first one. Compared to LiveJournal and later Dreamwidth, DeadJournal has a smaller concentration of fandom-related activity. 
During the Strikethrough event, some fans turned to DeadJournal besides InsaneJournal and JournalFen. It was also somewhat popular prior to that for celebrity rpgs, as it didn't take long for many popular celebrity usernames to be claimed on LiveJournal. While smaller than some of the other LJ clones, it has outlasted Greatestjournal, Journalfen, and Inksome. However, by 2020, only a few hundred of its nearly half a million accounts were still active.Deadjournal stats, waybacked on June 12, 2020
==History==
====What is DeadJournal.com?====
DeadJournal.com is a journal site, but as you will quickly see, not all journal sites are apple pie and fruitcakes. Here is where you find the journals that nobody else wants to see, or even host. This is DEFINITELY not to place you write shit in your Facebook about... or even want your family or most of your friends to read. This isn't even the place that you write what you'd write in other journals. That's why we're here. This is where you write your raw feelings of anger, hate, frustration, sadness, hurt, how you've been hurt or how you've hurt other people. This is where you write about how you were dumped because you weren't willing to compromise yourself for someone who said they loved you, but if they did, they wouldn't asked you to do that. This is place you write about how you feel when your soulmate fucked your best friend and expect you to be ok because it was just one time.
We love intelligent pissed off people. If you're a pissed off person who can conjugate verbs, hates incompetence, then you MUST sign up now!
====Who uses DeadJournal?====
All sorts of people use DeadJournal to record their rants and psychotic and/or sociopathic thoughts (or sometimes even normal medicated thoughts)! We even have famous people who do, but they don't tell anyone. We don't SPAM you with OH NO THEY DIDN'T or other bullshit no one with an IQ wants to read.
==References==
 
Category:Websites
Category:Social Networking
Dead Beat

Dead Beat is a gen Professionals digest-sized 56-page zine with two long stories in it, one by Jean Sheward and one by Sue Stuart.
It was originally a circuit story.
Cover by C. Casey. Typing, proofing, graphics and the rest of the artwork by Sue Stuart. Technical information and advice was by K. Casey, Philip Power, Lil Shepherd and Iain Stuart. 
The zine's dedication: "'Just a Singer' is dedicated to Shirley, who nagged, to Val and Kate, who were there, and of course to John, who was also there. Twice."
The second story, "Just A Singer" is an early example of a RPF and fandom cross-over mixing the characters Bodie and Doyle with the rock musicians from The Moody Blues. 
The zine contains a blurb for the proposed Star Wars zine, Double Vision.
==Contents==
*Midnight City by Jean Sheward (20 pages)
*Just a Singer by Sue Stuart (30 pages) - a cross-over 
==The Original and the Reprint==
The original print run was 80 copies. It is unknown how many copies were in the reprint.
From the 1983 reprint:
 
==About "Dead Beat's" Production==
From Sue and Pamela: 
==Editor's Preface==
 
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
 
Category:Music RPF
Category:Moody Blues
Category:1982 Zines
Dead Boy Detectives

Dead Boy Detectives is a multimedium DC Comics fandom, including comic books, an episode of Doom Patrol, and a live-action TV series. Canons may overlap with Doom Patrol and The Sandman. The previously small fandom experienced a surge in popularity with the release of the full TV adaptation.
==Fandom==
*List of Dead Boy Detectives Communities
===Shipping===
*Charles Rowland/Edwin Paine
*Crystal Palace/Charles Rowland
*Cat King/Edwin Payne
*Crystal Palace/Niko Sasaki
===Campaigns===
*Save Dead Boy Detectives hub site
===Events===
*DBD Promptober 2024 (Collection)
*DeadBoyWeen Event 2024 (Collection)
*Crystal Week 2024
*Dead Boy Detectives Kinkmeme (Collection)
*Dead Boy Detectives Kinkfest 2024
*Palasaki Week 2024 (Collection)
*Payneland's First Halloween LOMA
*Painland Week
*Simon Appreciation Week 2024
==Example Fanworks==
===Comics===
*The Phantom's Menace by Nope (2005)
===Doom Patrol===
*Cabinet Particulier by RayByAnotherName (2023)
===TV===
====Fanfiction====
*wrap my name around your mouth by McKat (2024)
*Love You Like That by Pa_tr0_clus (2024)
====Fanart====
*this one's for you, edwin paine by hansoeii (2024)
==Fannish Links==
*Dead Boy Detectives (TV) tag on AO3
*The Dead Boy Detectives (DC Comics) tag on AO3
Category:Dead Boy Detectives
Dead Boyfriend of the Week

Dead Boyfriend of the Week is a slash, femslash and het fanzine published in 2004. Cover art by Spacefall. It is a special issue of Tales from Space City.
As of 2010, it seems to have been one of the last two Blake's 7 fanzines published.
==From a Flyer ==
From the editor's call for submissions: "You know how it is when you’re a Starfleet captain. Every week a woman falls in love with you, to prove to the viewers what a manly man you are. And every week something dire happens to her, because we can’t have her actually hanging around in the next exciting episode. Of course, Blake’s 7 had to be different. 
The hero didn’t pick up girls in the first place, and they cheerfully killed off any guest character. Including the hero. Twice. “Dead Boyfriend of the Week” is an evil idea I got back when I was writing the Blake/Bellfriar story and contemplating an Avon/Farren. Subverting the dead girlfriend of the week syndrome seems to me to be entirely in keeping with the B7 ethos of trashing Trek’s Pylene 50 future :-> And there are so many potential candidates, starting with Bran Foster and finishing with Blake himself.
Both m/m and f/f welcome. Judith has been twisting my arm to allow het as well, but it had better be something that puts two fingers up at traditional dead girlfriend of the week. All ratings for fiction as long as there is at least someone thinking about sex/romance (and it doesn’t actually squick me and/or a majority of the likely buying public), art is the usual “such as not to cause consternation on the public omnibus”. Canonical characters, but feel free to go AU, including HEXing episodes. “Subverting” includes not killing them off in time for the next episode." online flyer 
==Contents==
*Editorial
*Speak To Me -- Hafren
*A Trilogy: -- Hafren
** Through New Eyes
** Man-Made
** The Teacher
*Don't You Want Me, Baby? -- Dormouse
*No Longer Celia -- Hafren
*Tying Up Loose Ends -- Helen Patrick
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Dead Dog Panel

The Dead Dog Panel is the last panel of a media con, a wrap-up time for folks to make suggestions to the con com for improvement of future media cons and to thank convention organizers and helpers. Charity raffles sometimes takes place at the panel. The term is rarely used in reference to other types of convention, although it has been used in the context of some science fiction or fantasy conventions. 
When used in connection with a convention with actor guests, the "Dead Dog Party" was a party held for convention volunteers to mingle with the actors and guests.
The distinction between a Dead Dog Panel and Dead Dog Party is sometimes blurred especially when the speaker/writer only refers to "The Dead Dog".
See the entry Convention Business Meeting for alternatives.
==Uses==
Category:Convention Glossary
Dead Dog Party

A Dead Dog Party (or Dead Cow Party) is an informal gathering held on the last day of a con (usually a Sunday afternoon), after official functions are over. It is often held at the con hotel, but sometimes in a different locale. 
The con committee members are the main participants and were joined by other fans. Sometimes the party is by word-of-mouth, invitation only, and sometimes it is listed in the programming. It is a time to hang out, unwind and rehash the convention.
"Dead Dog Parties" are generally fan-run con events, rather than procon events. Sometimes dead dog parties are official events organized by and for staff. In these cases, the party is generally open only to staff members and volunteers.Anime Boston - Staff FAQ
According to Fancyclopedia, the term "probably comes from "dead dog" as mundane slang for empty liquor bottles."Dead Dog Party, Fancyclopedia.
Similar gatherings, but without food and frivolity, are Dead Dog Panels and Convention Business Meetings. The distinction between a Dead Dog Panel and Dead Dog Party is sometimes blurred especially when the speaker/writer only refers to "The Dead Dog".
==Features==
===Food===
Refreshments usually consist of "whatever munchies the consuite hasn't finished," but sometimes the convention will contract for a cake decorated in a fannish themeCakes gear up for Baycon!, accessed Apr 17 2011, or depicting a dead dog made out of frosting. According to WikiFur, the furry convention FurFright ran an official "Dead Fur Party" organised by staff, where pizza was provided for attendees.Dead dog party, WikiFur. Accessed March 25, 2019.
===Auction===
The Eastercon Wiki notes that a Dead Dog Party can sometimes involve an auctioning off of equipment that was purchased for the con and is no longer needed:
===Post-Convention Banquet===
A less common variant is the post-convention banquet, a meal organized by the convention with seats usually sold for an additional fee above the price of membership. For example, Britain's annual Novacon convention usually ends on Sunday evening with a catered meal and beer-tasting, attended by a majority of the remaining fans at the con, with the general type of food to be served selected by the Guest of Honour (e.g. Indian, Italian, etc.)
==Furry Fandom==
Dead Dog Parties - or at least the use of the term - are particularly common in Furry fandom. This may be due to the association of dogs and furries. In the community the party may also be called the "Dead Dog Dance"Dead dog party on Wiki Fur The convention FurFright runs an official Dead Fur Party organized by the staff.
Many vlogs of dead dog parties at furry conventions are shared on YouTube.
==Some Fan Comments==
Nancy Kippax writing in 2008:
As more and more conventions were held over the years, the Dead Dog Party often took on a more serious tone with the convention organizers offering elaborate and lengthy thanks to fellow convention organizers and the volunteers and soliciting live feedback from the attendees.
A fan in 1975 wrote: 
==Uses==
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
Category:2019 Featured Articles
Dead Dove Events

Dead Dove Events is a multifandom Twitter and Tumblr organizing monthly kink and smut challenges. The current mod is testnight1/Testnight.
==2022 Events==
*Kinktober '22: Dead Dove Chapter
**AO3 Collection
==2023 Events==
*Femboy February
**AO3 Collection
*Monsterfucking March
**AO3 Collection
*April Showers - Watersports Week
**AO3 Collection
*MerMay Murders
**AO3 Collection
*August Heat 
**AO3 Collection
*Sapphic September
**AO3 Collection
*Kinktober '23: Dead Dove Chapter
**AO3 Collection
*Do-Nut November
**AO3 Collection
*Dom December
**AO3 Collection
==2024 Events==
*No January event
*Frisky February
**AO3 Collection
*Monsterfucking March
**AO3 Collection
*Ageplay April
**AO3 Collection
*Malewife Mayhem
**AO3 Collection
*Heatwave: June in the Omegaverse
**AO3 Collection
*Die in July
**AO3 Collection
*AU-gust
**AO3 Collection
*Sapphic September
**AO3 Collection
*Dead Dove Kinktober
**AO3 Collection
*Hypnovember
**AO3 Collection
*Toy Joy December
**AO3 Collection
Category:2020s ChallengesCategory:Tumblr
Dead End: Paranormal Park

Dead End: Paranormal Park is an animated TV series created by Hamish Steele, based on Steele's DeadEndia graphic novel series. 
==Canon==
The show focuses on Barney and Norma, two new employees at Phoenix Parks, a theme park dedicated to prolific actress Pauline Phoenix. Norma has an intense special interest in Pauline's filmography and the park, while Barney takes the job to get away from his transphobic grandmother and complicated home life. They both encounter a variety of paranormal happenings at the park, from mascot costumes coming to life to a sleepover gone horribly wrong.
===Characters===
*Barney Guttman
*Norma Khan
*Pugsley
*Courtney
*Badyah Hassan
*Logs Nguyen
*Pauline Phoenix
==Fandom==
The show has garnered a positive reception from fans and critics. Much of the praise is for the show's diverse cast. Norma has been confirmed to be neurodivergent by the show's creator, and Barney is the first transgender protagonist of a children's animated show. 
===Pairings===
DE:PP features many queer characters in its cast, many of whom are in queer relationships. The canon pairing of Barney and Logs is popular among fans, as is the canonically one-sided pairing of Norma and Badyah. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* beach ep! by deathbycatboy
* he’s just some guy ♥️ by dallasurr
* new scrunkly dropped by summers-art
* "Welcome to Hox's Castle- my castle." by neillesart
===Fic===
* Driving Permit by mandaree1
* Dumb Dumb by PrinceTrunks
* Good Boy by Anonymous
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Dead End: Paranormal Park
Dead End (Magi doujinshi)

Dead End is a Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic doujinshi by chilblains that features Juhaku.
It has been scanlated by MewDragon Scans.MewDragon Scans. Dead End (Judal x Hakuryuu) - English. 1 February 2017. (Accessed 13 January 2019.)
* Translator and typesetter: Eclipse
== Gallery ==
Image:Dead_End_cover.jpg|Front cover of "Dead End"
== References ==
Category:Magi Doujinshi
Category:2016 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Dead Fantasy

Dead Fantasy is a series of short Machinima (CGI-rendered) movies by Monty Oum. It features a cast of Final Fantasy characters, along with Kairi from Kingdom Hearts, fighting characters from Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden. Five installments have been released, and more are planned.
The awesomeness of this series has drawn in fans of both Final Fantasy and Dead or Alive, and has become extremely popular on the internet. The series has been featured at several gaming and anime conventions.
The cast is predominantly female, and it's not until the fourth installment that Cloud Strife arrives as the first male to join the fight on the side of Final Fantasy. This surprised many fans, who until then had assumed that the series would feature only female characters. In the fifth installment, Hayate and Ryu arrive as well on the side of Dead or Alive. The intervention by men is not always welcome by the women they're "helping," and at the end of Dead Fantasy V Hitomi slaps Hayate who intervened on her fight with Tifa.
The women are extremely battle-capable in this series. Kairi's fighting ability is rather more advanced than it was in canon, and has been compared to the ability of Kingdom Hearts' main protagonist Sora who himself has not appeared. When Hayate intervenes, Tifa takes on his entire ninja clan on her own in the bloodiest installment of the entire series, though she is severely outnumbered and eventually succumbs to injury and blood loss.
== External Resources ==
* Monty Oum on Game Trailers has all of Oum's CG videos, including Dead Fantasy.
* Monty Oum's YouTube Account has Dead Fantasy videos and other related clips.
* Monty Oum’s DeviantART page features some posters and concept art for the series.
* Dead Fantasy article at the Final Fantasy wiki.
* Dead Fantasy article at the Dead or Alive wiki.
Category: Video
Category:Final Fantasy
Category:2007 Fanworks
Category:2008 Fanworks
Category:2009 Fanworks
Dead Letters Challenge

The Dead Letters Challenge is a Fan Fiction challenge to write an epistolary work from the point of view of a dead character. The character is allowed to write a letter to a single person from beyond the grave.
==Origin==
In 2000/2001, the challenge was founded by fanfiction writer and archivist Kate Bolin based on The Dead Letter Office.The Dead Letter Office (Accessed October 1, 2008; web site no longer active June 2015) While the challenge was primarily aimed at Buffy the Vampire Slayer, other fandoms participated as well.
==Dead Letter Challenge (2001)==
===The Rules===
Quoted from the website:
"take a character.
kill him/her.
let him/her write one last letter. it can be to the world. it can be to a particular person. it can be to no one.
s/he's died, and this is all that remains.Dead Letter Challenge Homepage, Kate Bolin (Accessed October 1, 2008)
==Dead Letter Challenge (2008)==
Also known as Dead Letter Variations Challenge.
In 2008, Seperis introduced a new variation of the Dead Letter Challenge.
===The Rules===
The rules of the 2008 version match the original with the following additions/changes.
# Any fandom, any length, slash, het, gen, other, RPF and FPF welcome.
# There are no limits on how many people can do the same character or same fandom.
# You can do as many letters as you want.
# Please link to the story in comments here so I can create a link directory. And you know, read it. Since I seriously seriously love these stories.
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:2000 Challenges
Category:2001 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:Dymphna.net
Dead Like Them Trilogy

Dear Like Them Trilogy is a Stargate SG-1/Stargate Atlantis / Dead Like Me crossover series of stories by LaytonColt and ForCryinOutLoud.
==The Series==
* Dead Like Them
* Dead Man Walking
* Ghost Story
* Death Scenes
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Dead Man's Gamble

Dead Man's Gamble is an 86-page gen Garrison's Gorillas novel by Theresa A. Evans.
Summary from an ad: "Garrison's orders are to take his men stateside for a few months, to be used as bait to trap a group of fellow criminals conducting a spate of bank robberies in Washington. Involves the entire Garrison's crew, plenty of hurt/comfort (Chief is shot), and action-adventure!"
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Dead Man on Campus

Dead Man on Campus is a MTV 1998 dark comedy film starring Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Saved by the Bell) and Tom Everett Scott (An American Werewolf in Paris).
==Canon==
The film centers on the urban legend that a student gets straight As if his or her roommate commits suicide. Two friends attempt to find a depressed roommate in order to push him over the edge and receive As.
==Fandom==
The film brought about a small fandom to it: a few works posted to Archive of Our Own and FanFiction.net, and one fandom slash LiveJournal community, dmoc_slash, plus a few personal websites/rec sites. The main ship in the DMoC fandom is Josh/Cooper, a slash pairing of the two main characters.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Works by Caroline Crane, Josh/Cooper, "There aren't very many writers in this fandom. Which is a shame, because it's a damn slashy movie. Hell, most of the characters in the film go around thinking that Josh and Cooper are a couple throughout the thing. Even if there were a lot of writer's in the fandom Caroline would still stand out as one of the best. She has a very clear Josh and Cooper voice in her fics, which is part of what makes them so damn good. You can just hear the characters from the movie speaking to you in these fics. I don't do it very often, but I've given just all of her fics in this fandom a rec. I've read all of them and honestly couldn't choose which ones are my favorites. I do have a particular love for her Senior Year Series. It's a set of AU's that fall under the premise of 'what if' the boys had met while still in high school. All of her fics are fabulous though. Just grab yourself something to drink and sink into her stories. If you found the movie slashy at all, you'll want to hang out a while until you devour them all. They are definitely very worth checking out." -The Slash Slut's Recs review. (available via Wayback)
* Last to Know by Fern, Josh/Cooper, First Time PWP (available via Wayback)Recced by RareSlash
===Fanart===
* Dead Man on Campus icons by la_aficionada
==Archives & Communities==
* Dead Man on Campus works at AO3
* Dead Man on Campus works at FFN
* The Right Track, a LJ slash community
==Fannish Links==
* dead man on campus tagged works on Tumblr (Warning: there are some posts that deal with the TVD's episode titled "DMoC")
==References==
Category:Dead Man on Campus
Dead Poets Society

Dead Poets Society is a American drama film starring Robin Williams. Set at the conservative and aristocratic Welton Academy in the northeast United States in 1959, it tells the story of an English teacher who inspires his students through his teaching of poetry.
==Fandom==
Dead Poets Society is considered one of the staples of the Dark Academia genre.
===Shipping===
*Todd Anderson/Neil Perry
*Charlie Dalton/Knox Overstreet
*Steven Meeks/Gerard Pitts
*Richard Cameron/Charlie Dalton
*Charlie Dalton/Steven Meeks
*Charlie Dalton/Neil Perry
*Chris Noel/Knox Overstreet
*Ginny Danbury/Chris Noel
==Fanworks==
=== Fan Fics ===
* All You Had To Do Was Ask by Élizabeth
===Meta===
*How to Read Gay Subtext: Dead Poets Society by Alexander Avila
===Vids===
* So twinkle lightly. Dead Poets Society/Robin Williams Tribute.
* 'that one history teacher' edit by @lockd0wn.films
* Todd Anderson Edit by @anderperry.supremacy
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Dead Poets Society works at AO3
* Dead Poets Society on FanFiction.net (link includes mature stories)
* The Marrow of Life, a fic archive
Category:Dead Poets Society