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Spn-gossip

:For the artist goss please see Goss (fanartist)
spn_gossip, also known as Goss, is a J2 Livejournal anon meme that became infamous for rampant tinhatting. The posters seem to be convinced that Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki are a couple IRL and that the CW marketing department is forcing them to remain closeted and married to their wives. 
Some people suspect a portion of the commenters on the meme are trolling the regulars.
==Summary==
==Quotes==
The general approach of the comm to the J2 relationship:
Some fans appear to be angry at them for not coming out:
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The wives (or "beards") are not well-liked in the comm:
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They appear to be "well-informed" on the Js' sexual habits:
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It often gets weird:
Dissent is discouraged:
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They believe the Js and the PR team keep up with the comm:
==Further Reading==
* Goss on the failfandomanon wiki.
==References==
Category:Meme Journal Communities
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:J2
Category:2009
Category:2010s
Spn apocasmut

Spn_apocasmut, or The Porn at the End of the World, was a apocafic ficathon in Supernatural fandom.
The livejournal community was created on 16 October 2007; as of December 2018 there are only 20 posts and 23 comments, but some posts have been deleted (including all the admin posts). Remaining posts indicate that posting for the challenge lasted from January to June 2008.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Last Outpost Of All That Is by gekizetsu
* this is the story at the end of the world by hishn_greywalker
* Our Whisper Woke No Clocks by blacklid
* The World Gone Still by causeways
* There Should Be Light by phantisma
* Dreaming True by innie
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2008 Communities
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Spn bigpretzel

spn_bigpretzel was a LiveJournal community in Supernatural fandom, that was focused on upbeat, light-hearted fanworks. They would run periodic events, challenges and gift exchanges. The community closed in 2022 because of lack of engagement in the community and on LiveJournal in general.
==Closing Announcement ==
==Challenges/Gift Exchanges==
*Summer Lovin' Reverse Mini Bang (2012)
*Crowley's Christmas Fic Exchange (2014, 2017, 2019, 2021)
*SPN BigPretzel Spring Fic Exchange (2011 - 2021)
== References ==
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Spn castiel

spn_castiel is a LiveJournal fanworks community focused on the character of Castiel, and the actor Misha Collins. All pairings were welcome, including RPF.
According to the community tags, fans posted video clips, info about conventions and interviews, LJ community promos, discussions, friending memes, LJ icons, meta, fanfic, picspams, wallpapers, podfic, music videos, and more. The most popular pairings were Castiel/Dean (2724 posts), Castiel/Sam (154 posts), and Castiel/Gabriel (85 posts). There was a small amount of RPF posted including Misha/Jensen (34 posts)., spn_castiel (Accessed 17 September 2022.)
In 2011, mods posted a poll asking whether the rules should be changed to prohibit RPF. Poll results showed a quarter would be displeased or "extremely angry", half didn't care either way, and approximately 28% would be pleased or "extremely happy"., post by tracy in spn_castiel, 2011-03-19. (Accessed 17 September 2022.) Fans continued posting RPF to the comm after this post, so it appears the rules were never changed.
As of September 2022, this community has 7,281 posts; 18,280 comments; and 2,895 members. (Accessed 17 September 2022.) The most recent public post is from 2021; it looks like fans still occasionally post links to their fanworks, but no one is commenting.
==References==
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Spn illuminated

spn_illuminated was a challenge in Supernatural fandom that was similar to a reverse bang where writers wrote a story based on a piece of art. Artists had to submit a completed piece of art, which was then claimed by a, writer, and writers has to write a minimum of 4000 words within a two month period. It was open to all pairings and characters. It ran for two cycles in 2012.
== Example Fanworks ==
* Tabula Rasa (J2 story)
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Spn xm

Supernatural/X-Men Crossovers was a LiveJournal community focusing on crossover of Supernatural and the X-Men.
* SUPERNATURAL/X-MEN COMMENT FICATHON (ongoing)
As of February 2014 it has 21 members. The last official posting was in February 2014.
Category:X-Men Communities Category:Supernatural Communities 
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Crossover Communities
Spnflashfic

spnflashfic is a LiveJournal flashfic challenge community for Supernatural fandom. It was modeled on ds_flashfiction and sga_flashfic.
As of 2019, the community has 410 posts and 5658 comments., accessed 3 February 2019.
==References==
Category:Challenges
Category:Supernatural Communities
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Spock's Affirmation

Spock's Affirmation is a 1970 Star Trek: TOS story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. 
It is the first story in Kraith, a well-known alternate universe. Originally published in the fanzine T-Negative #8 in 1970, the story, along with other Kraith fiction has been reprinted many times since in Kraith Collected #1, Tetrumbriant #1/#2, and is now also available online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1970 Fanfiction
Spock's Argument

Spock's Argument is a Star Trek: TOS Kraith story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
It was published in T-Negative #12 and #13 (1971) and Kraith Collected #1 (1973).
The theft of a Kraith chalice leads Vulcan's governing councils to propose that Vulcan secede from the Federation. Readers also learn of the existence of T'Uriamne, Spock's half sister by Sarek's first wife, T'Yuzeti. Spock and Tanya, now bonded, plan to use an ancient Vulcan art form to illustrate their argument against secession.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1971 Fanfiction
Spock's Arthropods

Spock's Arthropods is a 14-page parody of the Star Trek Kraith universe written by a group of Star Trek fans and mailed to US fans in June 1976.
From the first page:
In the upper left corner the story was numbered "KRAITH #-00" in reference to the Kraith series byzantine numbering scheme.
From Boldly Writing: "Eileen Roy and Signe Landon got an idea for a parody of Kraith, and with the help of other fans put together a small (13 paged) photocopied booklet called Krait—Spock's Anthropods. As a take-off on Kraith's numbering system (examples: IIa, IIIb), the number of this installment was the symbol for infinity."
==Comments by Landon: 2017==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Spock's Brain

Spock's Brain is generally considered to be the worst episode of the original Star Trek series. After the show was cancelled and started airing in reruns, it became a truth universally acknowledged that if you tried to get your friends interested in Star Trek, the episode on that day would inevitably be "Spock's Brain."
Not Spock's Brain, a slash parody of the episode, was performed at Escapade and KiScon.
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Spock's Decision

Spock's Decision is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. It is part of the Kraith Universe. 
It was printed in Kraith #5 in 1971 with additional scenes on Vulcan by Sondra Marshak in 1972. 
It was reprinted in Kraith Collected #4 in 1974 and in Berengaria #2, and was sold as a separate fanfic in 1974 by the publisher of Berengaria. See ad image.
It was then reprinted in a special issue of Berengaria in 1976.
==A Famous Typo==
File:Trektales1art11.jpg|from 1001 Trek Tales #1, artist is D.L. Collin
==Author's 1973 Introduction to Spock's Decision==
From the preface to the story in Kraith Collected #4: 
==A Personal Statement in 1977==
Jacqueline Lichtenberg issued a personal statement in 1977 that addressed the lack of progress in further Kraith fiction: 
==Riffs and Remixes==
* Bone's Decision in Interphase
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1971 Fanfiction
Spock's Ever Logical Equation

Spock's Ever Logical Equation is a 92-page het Spock/Uhura novel by Millie Fabricius, illustrated by Gennie Summers. It is a reprint of two of Millie's stories, "Because of the Cloak" and its prequel, "Scientific Research," originally published in Neutral Zone Outpost #4.
Image:spockseverlogical.jpg|front cover
Image:spockseverlogicalinside.jpg|inside art
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Spock's HUT

Spock's Hut (SHUT) started out as a student club in the Helsinki University of Technology, but grew into a what was at one point the largest sci-fi association in Scandinavia. Though originally a Star Trek fanclub, it later branched out to other televised scifi as well.
The main form of activity throughout its existence was video nights where the members watched not only the various incarnations of Star Trek, but also other scifi shows (which usually weren't shown on Finnish television), such as Doctor Who, Babylon 5, and Stargate.
SHUT also published a zine called Outpost and a newsletter Shut Happens.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Finnish-Speaking Fandom
Category:1990s
Spock's Mission

Spock's Mission is a 1973 Star Trek: TOS story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
It was published in Kraith Collected #1 (1973).
==Sequel==
* The Learning Experience by Jean Sellar (in Kraith Collected #3)
 
==Summary==
Spock's father, missing and presumed dead, is located in Romulan space. Assisted by Lt. Tanya Minos, a human educated on Vulcan and serving as interpreter for the Medusan navigator Thilien, Kirk and Spock prepare to rescue Sarek. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1973 Fanfiction
Spock's People

Spock's People is a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter out of Chicago, IL. It was associated, as many fan clubs were, with the LNAF.
See List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Dec 1967/Jan 1968==
One issue was published December 1967/January 1968 and was 6 paged single-sided, printed as ditto. 
* a Star Trek version of "Twas the night before Christmas" by Mildred Torgerson
* a profile of Mr. Spock
* news
* a Peanuts cartoon
* an account by Nancyann Hiera of meeting Leonard Nimoy and receiving the 1967 Nimoy Award
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1967 Zines
Spock's Scribes

* Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes, a fan club
* Spock's Scribes (journal), the journal of the Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes fan club (1969–1972)
* Spock's Scribes Bulletin, a newsletter of the Spock's Scribes fan club (c. 1966)
* Spock's Scribes Newsletter, a newsletter of the Spock's Scribes fan club (1967–1968 or later)
Spock's Scribes Newsletter

Spock's Scribes Newsletter was the newsletter of the Spock's Scribes fan club.
The editor was Sarah Cornelie "Sam" Cole.
==November 1967==
This was the first issue.
==February 1968==
==April 1968==
==June 1968==
==November 1968==
The November 1968 issue contains 4 pages. 
"Dear Friends:"
Cole includes descriptions of nine club members and their duties, then: 
Prizes for activities: 
More things for sale:
Yet more things for sale:
Some guerilla warfare This is a similar to the rallying call proposed in Galileo 7 #2 (February 1969): "Keep those cards and letters coming in, folks, and also those beautiful pennies. You might also be sure to put your return address on some of them. Reason:	the	NBC	secretary	told me that everything has to be returned....and if you send three cents NBC has to spend 6 cents returning it to you, not to mention bookkeeping, addressing, etc. Also	write to CBS and ABC--NOW. The sooner the better. And if you like, send them money, too. Let them know you really support the show. Tell them you’re behind it and willing to support it even to the point of monetary backing. But write NOW. There is no time to waste. Both GET SMART and THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR have been dropped by NBC and picked up by CBS. So WRITE	we’re not sunk yet." 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Spock's Second Childhood

Spock's Second Childhood is a slideshow created by P.S. Nim.
It was possibly narrated by Nim live, or with pre-recorded audio. 
It may have been based on the story, "Just One of Those Days," a story in Warped Space #50 by Jeanette Lethco, for which Nim provided the art. Boldly Writing attributes the art to this story to Occupational Hazard in Menagerie #15 for which Nim did the art, but that story has nothing to do with children. 
 
==Presentations==
* 1980 in New York City 
* 1980 at Mos' Eastly Con
* 1981 in New York City
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:1980 Slideshows
Spock's Swingers

Spock's Swingers is a 1967 newsletter published by a chapter of the Leonard Nimoy National Association of Fans.
From a 1967 description: "[This zine] proves that this chapter is really "swinging"...they've planned a "car wash" to raise funds...and have also come up with some rather cute ideas such as making Spock ears out of paper-mache ...and what about little signs to be worn as badges with such sayings as "Spock Rules" or "Nimoy is Neat"? Let me know what you've been doing currently, Teddi. Your little group certainly is living up to its name of "Swingers". from LNNAF Journal #2 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1967 Zines
Spock/McCoy (AOS)

Spock/McCoy is the slash ship between Spock and Leonard McCoy in the Star Trek: Alternate Original Series fandom. However, it is not as dominant of a pairing as Spock/McCoy was Star Trek (TOS) fandom; both the new Spock and the new McCoy are frequently paired with other characters. Unlike their original counterparts, Spock and McCoy generally do not interact as notably or frequently in the reboot franchise. 
== Spock/McCoy and Star Trek (2009) ==
The first alternate universe Star Trek film released in May 2009 and offered several scenes with McCoy and Spock interacting directly. Though indirectly, McCoy's first comment about Spock is "I like him" after Kirk's academic trial. Though their relationship turns combative shortly after, specifically regarding Spock's decision to have Kirk marooned on Delta Vega. 
Interestingly, McCoy and Spock do not have any conversations alone in the 2009 or 2013 films, as there is always another character present during their interactions.
== Spock/McCoy and Star Trek Beyond ==
The third alternate universe Star Trek film was released in July 2016, to mixed acclaim but generally positive fandom reception. The film notably enabled the first major Spock and McCoy interactions for the reboot franchise, offering a number of scenes featuring McCoy and Spock interacting together without other characters present. Much of their time on screen involves being separated from the rest of the crew. 
Likewise with the amount of screentime dedicated to the two, the creative response from the Spock/McCoy community was relatively greater in comparison with the 2009 and 2013 movies. 
==Fanworks==
=== Fanfiction ===
The first Spock/McCoy fanfiction for the reboot series is unknown. 
* Running with Scissors by mrasaki
* Honorable Enemies by Zauzat
* Mission Impossible by awarrington
* Scarred Beautiful by notboldly
* Above All, a Logical Being by cards-slash
=== Vids ===
* Lessons In Jumping (a Star Trek AOS & Spones vid) by vidsbyfabella
* 【Star Trek】Spones-Flaws by Joe Jojo
* Song for Someone - Star Trek - Spones by absolute_maximus
* Fear of Death - Spock & McCoy [Star Trek] by yumi
* To belong [Spock/Bones] by seraphiel
* Spock & Bones Hopeless Place by sigyn27
=== Fanart ===
* Spones Back to Starfleet Academy by SAKAWA
* Spones chasing by SAKAWA
* Spones by kingbirdkathy 
* Star Trek AoS - Mirror Meld by ABD-illustrates
=== Zines ===
* We Go Together
==Communities==
* spockmccoy on LJ
* spones09ffnet on LJ
* Spiced Peaches Livejournal Community
* FuckYeahSpones tumblr
== Archives and Links ==
* Spock McCoy archive (both TOS and AOS)
* Leonard "Bones" McCoy/Spock, AOS at Archive of Our Own
* Spiced Peaches (2005-2019) (online e-zine anthology and archive)
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Star Trek AOS Relationships
Spock/McCoy Haven

The Spock/McCoy Haven was the fanfiction archive for all the stories shared on the spockmccoyhaven mailing list. It was active during the 2000s, and goes defunct at some point after 2013. How many stories were archived on the site is unknown.
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:2002 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Spock/Uhura (TOS)

:Are you looking for the pairing of Spock/Uhura from the Reboot franchise? See Spock/Uhura (AOS) 
Spock/Uhura isn't terribly common in the TOS fandom, although there are certainly fans of the pairing. Wildcat is one of the best known TOS-era Spock/Uhura writers, well-regarded for her epic S/U series. 
Fans of the pairing point to suggestive moments between Spock and Uhura in TOS's canon. TOS Spock/Uhura Info Post. (Accessed May 21, 2009) Why Spock/Uhura now? 'Tis a tradition. (Accessed May 21, 2009) Nichelle Nichols herself described creating such moments to give both Uhura and Spock some backstory:
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
* by philotic_net, 2009
* by Larbesta, 2010
* by EndersJane, 2016
===Fanfiction===
*What the West Wind Saw by Wildcat
*Utoto by Jungle Kitty
*The Kobayashi Maru by Wildcat
*Thy Gracious Dews of Solace by Juanita Salicrup
*The Joy Bringer by Clare Bell
*Blues for Allah by Greywolf the Wanderer
*The Taste of Snow by Wildcat
*The Flame Within by Wildcat
===Zines===
*Spock's Ever Logical Equation
==Archives and Links==
*Spock/Nyota Uhura, Original Series, tag at Archive of Our Own 
*Spock + Uhura, Original Series at FanFiction.net 
*Spock/Uhura and Spock Uhura Pairing page at Trekiverse
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Star Trek TOS Relationships
Category:Interracial Pairings
Spock: Teenage Outcast

Spock: Teenage Outcast is an essay by Leonard Nimoy in response to a teenaged fan's letter the May 1968 issue of the magazine "FaVE!."
Excerpt from the letter: "I know that you are half Vulcan and half human and you have suffered because of this," the girl named F.C. wrote. "My mother is Negro and my father is white and I am told this makes me a half-breed. ... I guess I'll never have any friends."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* popularity, fitting in with the crowd, self-realization
* Spock as a model of overcoming challenges
==The Article Scans==
Scans of the essay were posted in 2013 at My Star Trek Scrapbook. The scans are also reprinted at Buzzfeed, Huffington PostStar Trek Actor Leonard Nimoy, 'Spock,' Responds to Teen With An Inspiring Letter About Fitting In (PHOTOS)". Huffington Post, Dec. 6, 2017., NPR's Code Switch"Leonard Nimoy's Advice To A Biracial Girl In 1968". Code Switch, Feb. 27, 2015., Pinterest, Reddit and various personal blogs. It experienced renewed interest following Nimoy's death in 2015. The essay was discussed in the New YorkerVirginia Cannon, "The Political Mr. Spock". New Yorker, March 3, 2015. and the British newspaper The TelegraphPaul Kendall, "Spock actor Leonard Nimoy wrote inspiring letter to victim of racism". The Telegraph, Feb. 28, 2015., and cited in María Triana's Managing Diversity in Organizations: A Global Perspective (Routledge, 2017). 
* page one
* page two
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Fan Reactions==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1968 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Spock: The Archetype that Would Not Die

Spock: The Archetype that Would Not Die is a Star Trek: TOS 13-page zine by Walter Breen. It has a foreword by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
While it was written in 1977, it was not published until 1979: "For those of you (and we understand there are many) who also appreciate the STAR TREK universe, there is a lengthy essay by Walter Breen, entitled SPOCK: THE ARCHETYPE THAT REFUSED TO DIE. This was completed months ago but not in camera-ready form." from Darkover Newsletter #6 (August 1977) 
A January 1978 mention by Jacqueline Lichtenberg in Ambrov Zeor #6: "Ho-hum, another ST article by an outsider? Don't kid yourself, this one is going to be very special. Walter is the compiler of the Darkover Concordance, author of The Gemini Problem, an analysis of the Darkover Series I use in the Sime Series, and in my opinion one of the most incisive observers of our time. He is an eminent and versatile scholar whose keen analytical mind adds excitement to what he analyses."
==Everyone Gets the Title Wrong==
Biographies get it wrong: "Spock: The Archetype Who Would Not Die." 
Early ads called it "Spock: The Archetype That Refused to Die."
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Spock: Vulcan of the Month Calendar

Spock: Vulcan of the Month Calendar was planned a 12-month calendar for the year 1980. It was to contain thirteen "tasteful nudes" of Spock by Alice Jones.
This calendar was ultimately not printed.
Its cost was to be $16, and it required an age statement to purchase.
From Scuttlebutt #16: "SPOCK, VULCAN OF THE MONTH CALENDAR-A 1980 calendar of thirteen nude drawings by Alice Jones. A limited run, one-shot only zine."
From Warped Space #39, as well as Right of Statement v.3 n.3/4: "SPOCK - VULCAN OF THE MONTH CALENDAR 1979 — nude/semi-nude drawings. S.a.s.e. to Alice L. Jones [address redacted]. To all of you out there who expressed an interest in the SPOCK CALENDAR and who may have despaired of its ever seeing the light of day, I would like to pass along the following message (says Alice). Yes, all of your s.a.s.e.s are safely on file with me. For those of you who sent me s.a.s.e.s before the change in 1st Class postal rates, I would like you to know that out of consideration for having waited so long and patiently for word about the calendar, I will bear the difference in the cost of the increased postage when I send you your flyers. Please be assured the calendar is still in the works and there really is a light at the end of the tunnel."
From an ad in the insert in Warped Space #44: "The long-awaited 1980 Spock "Vulcan of the Month" Calendar by Alice L. Jones is available for $16 1st Class ppd. from Alice L. Jones [address redacted]. This is a series of nude studies and will only be sold to those who supply a written declaration that the purchaser is at least 18 years of age."
From an ad in STAG Newsletter #38 (1979): "a calendar of nude Spock drawings, $16.00 including postage. We think this was a limited edition, so it might be as well to enquire before sending any money. Don't forget to include 2 IRCs."</ref>
Category:Star Trek TOS Calendars
Category:1979 Calendars
SpockSarah's Warped World

SpockSarah's Warped World was a personal fansite that hosted fanfiction.
Description from Spirit's Heavens: 
==Trek Stories==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Star Trek DS9 Author Pages
Category:AOL Hometown
Category:1996 Author Pages
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Spock Among the Women

Spock Among the Women was a one-page article in the New York Times Book Review on November 16, 1986 by Camille Bacon-Smith, at the time an archivist at the University of Pennsylvania's Archive of Folklore and Folklife.
It discusses and quotes Kraith and Night of the Twin Moons, and it includes photos of Kraith Collected #1 and NTM Collected #2.
==Excerpts==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1987===
===1996===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Category:1986 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media