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Dotty Barry

Dotty Barry was a Star Trek and Starsky & Hutch fan writer in the late 1970s and mid-1980s. Her work appeared in numerous fanzines. She also edited and published Star Trek and Starsky & Hutch fanzines.
==In the Blake's 7 Wars==
Barry was thanked in Magnificent Seven #9 because she "stood up for Right," a reference to The Blake's 7 Wars.
==Zines Published==
* Star Canticle (1978-1980)
* L.A. Vespers (1979-1982)
* Graven Images (1981)
* Mixed Metaphors (1982)
==Notable Fanfiction==
==Sample Fanart==
Image:starcant1art1.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978). Title page for "The Wrong Side of Paradise".
Image:starcant1art2.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978).
Image:starcant1art3.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978) for "Star Fleet Pre-Primer".
Image:starcant1art4.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978) for "...And Always Will".
Image:starcant1art5.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978) for the poem "Ode to a Lock of Hair" by Rayelle Roe.
Image:starcant1art6.jpg|From Star Canticle #1 (1978). The Romulan Commander.
Image:starcant2art2.jpg|From Star Canticle #2 (1979) for the poem "Loveborne" by Gene Delapenia.
Image:starcant2art4.jpg|From Star Canticle #2 (1979) for the poem "Further Ode to a Lock of Hair" by Susan M.
File:Coignofvantage.jpg|From L.A. Vespers #2 (1982) for "Coign of Vantage".
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Dotzines

.Zines (or Dotzines) is a Zine publisher hosted by kaminenee. It publishes free art zines in a variety of fandoms.
== History ==
Dotzines was created September 9th 2018, with its Tumblr and X (formerly known as Twitter) accounts both being made in that month. It first ran Fantasy Extravaganza, with no other zines ran concurrently. Only in the next year, January 2019, was a second zine announced and concurrent zine work began (Earth Love 2019). 
Yearly, Dotzines has a new colour schemehttps://dotzines.carrd.co/#colors. In 2018 it was a red-orange (#e25949), 2019 a teal (#0ca99e), 2020 a bright pink (#ff0670), 2021 a orange (#f18500), 2022 a darker teal (#0e7071) and in 2023 it was a pale purple (#b899ff). This colour is changed every anniversary. 
The mascot, 'Dot', was first used on a post on July 5th, 2019https://dotzines.tumblr.com/post/186070223992/weve-reached-300-followers-on-twitter-and-were. Ever since, Dot has been used in news, announcement and celebration posts. They have stripes in their hair and their birthday is May 8th, 2019https://dotzines.tumblr.com/about. 
From creation, the host for Dotzines has been kaminenee, 'nini'. However in 2024 two 'helpers' were introduced for help with pris-M-agic. These people acted as graphics and formatting moderators for the zine. max2cat 'Max' and Girlpire both have acted in this role for pris-M-agichttps://dotzines.carrd.co/#team. 
As of August 2024, Dotzines has completed 21 projectshttps://dotzines.carrd.co/#past and has 2 current projectshttps://dotzines.carrd.co/#On_creation_period.
== Zines ==
Published zines include:
Published Zines
Date 	Name 	Fandom
March 10, 2019 	Fantasy Extravaganza 	Touhou
April 22, 2019 	Earth Love 2019 	Madoka Magica
August 15, 2019 	Red Zone - Plants 	Original Zine
September 9, 2019	Fairy Fiesta 	Touhou
February 20, 2020	Loop 	Original Zine
March 20, 2020 	PokéCrossing 	Pokemon x Animal Crossing
April 22, 2020 	Earth Love 2020 	Madoka Magica
July 31, 2020 	Red Zone 2 - Space 	Original Zine
September 9, 2020	Fairy Fiesta - Sweets 	Touhou
March 28, 2021 	Boss Rush 	Multifandom
April 22, 2021 	Earth Love 2021 	Madoka Magica
May 7, 2021 	A Tall Affair 	Resident Evil: Village
August 6, 2021 	All the World in One Girl 	Metroid 35th
September 9, 2021	Fairy Fiesta - Frogs 	Touhou
April 22, 2022 	Earth Love 2022 	Madoka Magica
September 9, 2022	Fairy Fiesta - RPG 	Touhou
April 22, 2023 	Earth Love 2023 	Madoka Magica
September 9, 2023	Fairy Fiesta - Fairytales 	Touhou
February 14, 2024	Dotnomicon: Grimoire of Wonders	Original Zine
April 22, 2024 	Earth Love 2024 	Madoka Magica
July 30, 2024 	pris-M-agic 	Multifandom & Original Zine
September 9, 2024	Fairy Fiesta - Spell Cards 	Touhou
== References ==
Double, Double (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

Double, Double is a gen 258-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues anthology containing two novels.
It has art by Mary G.T. Webber.
Karen Miller described luring her co-writer into this fandom: 
==Author's Foreword About "Paper Tigers"==
==Author's Foreword About "Cauldron of Secrets"==
==Contents==
* Foreword by Karen Miller (4)
* Foreword by Mary G.T. Webber (5)
* Memories, Like Sharks, poem by Karen Miller (6)
* "Paper Tigers," by Karen Miller ("Peter must return to the orphanage, undercover, to track down a ring of computer hackers. While there, he must face some of the demons of his past, both real and imaginary, and come to terms with them--one way or another.") (9)
* Kermit: Buried Treasure, poem by Mary G.T. Webber (122)
* "Cauldron of Secrets," by Mary G.T. Webber ("Kermit's past, in the form of an old enemy, is catching up with him, and Kermit finds himself fighting for his life and everything he cares about--including, surprisingly, Caine and Peter.") (125)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2007===
===2013===
===2016===
==References==
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Double, Double (Star Trek: TOS story)

Double, Double is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #37.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is split in two, one male, one female, during an ion storm and finds his desire for Kirk is the needed catalyst to reunite him."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Double Agent Vader

Double Agent Vader is a series of Star Wars fanfiction by Fialleril.
It is an alternate universe fic series where Darth Vader turns against the Empire and Darth Sidious, and instead acts as a spy for the Rebellion. The series is made up primarily of one-shots exploring Vader/Anakin's journey and his relationships with others, particularly a droid OC named KD-7 and Leia Organa.
The series is particularly well-known for its development of Tatooine slave culture, including the original language Amatakka.
== Tattooine Slave Culture ===
=== Amatakka Language ===
Amatakka is the language of the slaves from Tattooine, also known as Amavikka. 
The language has a community dictionary with several hundred words and a phoneme dictionary.
=== Storytelling ===
The stories told throughout Double Agent Vader about Ekkreth and Tattooine Slave Culture aren't about Ekkreth as a slave but Ekkreth becoming free which parallels Vader/Anakin as "Ekkreth", the Rebel:
These stories had an impact on many fans
In their guide to writing Amavikka stories, adragonsfriend also states the key point regarding these stores "[they] are not historical tales meant to accurately recount a true event [...] They're not novels, meant to entertain [...] They're not comedies, meant to make you laugh [...] Ekkreth stories have messages for the Amavikkan people who are telling them and listening to them and creating them".
== Fan Reactions ==
== Inspired Works ==
Inspired by Double Agent Vader Series - Fialleril on Archive of Our Own
Amatakka Language (Double Agent Vader Series - Fialleril) on Archive of Our Own
== References ==
Category:2015 Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction
Double Bed (Sherlock doujinshi)

Double Bed (ダブルベッド) is a is a Sherlock doujinshi by Lovebird.
File:doublebed-1.jpg|front cover
File:doublebed-2.jpg|interior
File:doublebed-3.jpg|interior
Category:Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2013 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Double Exposure (Star Trek: TOS zine)

See also Double Exposure (disambiguation).
Double Exposure is a Star Trek: TOS fanzine. 
It was produced by mimeo.
The third issue was supposed to be published in September 1971 and cost $1. It was canceled. 
 
==This Zine's Place in History==
This is the zine that made Paula Smith write A Trekkie's Tale and coin the term Mary Sue. 
In 1976, Smith cautioned fan editors that their zines should "NOT look like Double Exposure, a handtyped, handcrayoned Spockie zine of some years back which had dozens of little yellow ducks tracking across its pages." from Smith's editorial in Menagerie #10 (1976), see I (and Sharon) have been backed into a corner defending a single position over quality controls. Frankly, I rather resent this. 
In 2010, Smith said in an interview: 
==Issue 1==
Double Exposure 1 was published in 1971 and contains drawings, articles, and stories: half Star Trek: TOS (Spock) and half Mission Impossible (Tom Paris).
==Issue 2==
Double Exposure 2 was published in July 1971 and was listed in the Trekindex Supplement 1.
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1971 Zines
Double Hearted

Double Hearted, commonly referred to as DDVAU (Desert Duo Vigilante AU), is a Grian/GoodTimesWithScar Hermitcraft/ Life Series SMP Superhero AU Fancomic by Doody and Maruu. 
The main characters are GoodTimesWithScar and his superhero persona Hotguy, and Grian and his vigilante persona Cuteguy, who are unaware of each others respective secret identities as they begin to develop feelings for each other. 
The comic became very popular, even ending up #36 on the 2024 Tumblr Webseries wrap-up.https://www.tumblr.com/fandom/768877264324657152/web-series It inspired many fanworks in turn. After volume 1 concluded, there was a limited run of physical copies for sale, as well as merch.
==References==
Category:Hermitcraft
Category:Life SMP Series
Double Image (Blake's 7 zine)

See also Double Image (disambiguation).
Double Image is a gen Blake's 7 58-page novel by Margaret Scroggs. 
==Chapters==
* "Adam Blake"
* "Death Threat"
* "Sora's People"
* "Discovery"
* "Cell Brothers"
* "Resolutions"
==Series==
* Fightback (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1990: one part)
* Self-Search (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1991: one part)
* Double Image (1988)
* Bloodline (1989)
* Frame-Up (1989)
* Denouement (1995?)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Double Indemnity (Angel archive)

For other articles with this title, see Double Indemnity.
Double Indemnity is a fanfic archive for the pairing Wesley/Lilah from Angel: The Series. It is part of the BtVS Writers' Guild. The site is named after the 1942 film starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred Macmurray.
While online, the site contained over 150 fanfics and multiple meta essays. 
==About==
==Essays==
* Why Wesley and Lilah?: "A rationale for why we're doing what we're doing here."
* Lilah Sharp and Rawdon Wyndam-Pryce: "A recent essay on the ship done for ship manifesto."
* Wesley/Lilah/Faith: An OT3 for the New Millennium? by Jennifer Oksana: "How to write a popular Wes/Lilah subgenre."
* It's Never Simple, Is It? The Strange Love of Wesley and Lilah: "A rather poetic history of Wesley and Lilah, with some personal views on the character motivations."
 
* Before and After: Wesley/Lilah After Habeas Corpses "Perspective on writing a post-HC, pre-Calvary Wes/Lilah story."
* Healthy? "A Livejournal entry/discussion of the healthiness of the Wesley/Lilah vibe." (offline, friend's locked?)
* On Writing Wesley "Mr. Wyndam-Pryce, briefly summarized."
* On Writing Lilah "Ms. Morgan, in a nutshell."
* Lilah: "The Little Black Dress On the simplicity of shipping Lilah."
* Why Write Preshow? by Kaz "Writing pre-series fic"
* Writing Believable Jossverse Fluff by Kaz. "How to write the lighter side well."
==Resources, Links, Writing How-Tos==
* Writing BDSM: "Points to Think About by Kaz. Setting the scene for a BDSM scene."
* Things to Keep in Mind Considering Wesley/Lilah "A tip list for handling the Wesley/Lilah relationship as it stands."
* A Lilah/Wes Soundtrack "Track listing for the songs that go through my head when thinking of Wes/Lilah."
* Random Los Angeles Coupling Places "Pretty much what it says on the bottle."
* The Wesley Unification Theory "An outline of who Wesley could be, how he relates to his world, et cetera." By Jennifer-Oksana and Sheila Perez.
* Writing the Threesome "How to write a threesome fic."
* Showing, Not Telling "How to make a scene "pop.""
* Fic 101 "A quick primer to the fanfiction scene."
* Attention to Detail: The Address Book by Kaz. "Locations, addresses, phone numbers in the Buffyverse."
* The Toybox by Spanking the Slayerettes Staff. "Information on various "toys" used in kink."
* Writing Tips "Basic writing tips."
* Archive and Character Links "Character sites, archives to peruse."
* Beta Readers "Finished a Wes/Lilah story? Well, then, get it beta'd! (note: we're always seeking new betas)"
* Mailing Lists "Places to post your completed story (stories. epics.)"
* Resource Links "More links for your research needs."
* The Southern California Multiverse: Making It Work For You "How to make SoCal crossovers work and work beautifully."
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Double Indemnity (Star Trek: TOS story)

For other articles with this title, see Double Indemnity.
Double Indemnity is a Kirk/Spock story by Dora O'Brien.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #11. 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk as the prize in a charity contest does not go over well with Spock, who is already upset over Kirkʼs reluctance to bond."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Double Moon

Double Moon (ダブルムーン) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Akaiusagi. It is gen and features Fred and George Weasley.
One reviewer writes: "This doujinshi is a fairly simple story focusing on Gred & Forge, Quidditch and their friendship with Harry. It's a good doujinshi with very cute art and worth having, especially if you like the Weasley twins."
Image:Double Moon front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Double Moon back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Double Moon sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Double Natural

Double Natural is a gen 100-page anthology. It has the subtitle, "Journal of the 4077 Mobile Army of the Surgical Hospital in Korea."
The art is by Pat O'Neill, Mary Bloemker, T.J. Burnside, Lorie Wolferd, and Nancy Gervais.
From a flyer: "Finally, a fanzine devoted to what most critics call, "The Best Show on Television."
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* April 20, 1918 by Greg Baker ("Buck Private Sherm Potter learns the reality of war, and changes the direction of his life.") (4)
* BIO - Sherman Potter (10)
* Almost by Rich Kolker (11)
* Absence Makes the --- by Gail Pittaway (13)
* BIO - Hawkeye Pierce (20)
* Over the Sea of Japan by Joel Davis ("After Henry Blake is shot down on his ay home, Hawkeye faces his grief, and writing Henry's wife; Frank takes his first hesitant steps of command; and B.J. says goodbye to Peg, as the war continues.") (21)
* Prologue by Rich Kolker (crossover with The Questor Tapes) (31)
* BIO - "Trapper" John McIntyre (37)
* A Woman's Place by Susan Hope Hochman ("A nurse remains distant from the 4077 crew until an emergency reveals her secret.") (75)
* BIO - B.J. Hunnicut (90)
* Letters, script form by Howie Weinstein ("No mail for days leaves the 4077th crazies crazier than usual. Radar learns about being the bearer of no tidings is sometimes worse than being the bearer of bad.")
* Rest and Retardation by Nancy Gervais (91)
* Happy Endings by Rich Kolker ("The 'police action' is over and Hawkeye stands at the Panmunjom Bridge as a special prisoner of war returns to freedom.") (99)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:doublenatural-1.jpg| Mary Bloemker
Image:doublenatural-2.jpg| Pat O'Neill
Image:doublenatural-3.jpg| 
Image:doublenatural-4.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:doublenatural-5.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:doublenatural-6.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:doublenatural-7.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:doublenatural-8.jpg| Lorie Wolferd
Image:doublenatural-9.jpg| T.J. Burnside
Image:doublenatural-10.jpg| Mary Bloemker
=="Letters" -- Other Spec Scripts: Similar Endeavors==
 
Some other examples of fans submitting scripts to TPTB, and after rejection or other brush-offs, turning them into zines: 
* Remote Control by Jacqueline Lichtenberg (Star Trek: TNG) (1968, 1975)
* Man of Iron by Paul Darrow (1981)
* Letters, printed in Double Natural by Howie Weinstein (M*A*S*H) (1981)
* The Course to Destiny by Raelene Wenzel (Star Trek: TOS) (1984)
* Steele in My Heart, printed in Tuesday Night by Kathy Dunn, Elizabeth Ford, and Debbi De Angelis (Remington Steele) (1986)
* Blood and Fire by David Gerrold (Star Trek: TNG) (1987)
* Works of Steele by Elaine Gustainis and Jill Hargen (Remington Steele) (1987)
* The Bane by A.C. Langlinais (The X-Files) (1997)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:M*A*S*H Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Double Pines

Double Pines was a Big Name Fan in the Pinecest fandom, active between 2012 to 2016. She was best known for her fancomics, and produced quite a bit of fanfic and fanart.
She was seminal to the Pinecest fandom, with some later shippers describe their fanworks as more fanworks of Double Pines' work than of Gravity Falls.
She deleted her works once, then later came back under the name in-your-face-elizabeth and produced more works, before eventually deleting those too and vanishing. Rumors vary: some say it was because her art was so frequently stolen, or because she faced constant haranguing by anti-shippers, or because she had become too much of a Big Name Fan and didn't like the pressure, or because she simply lost interest.
She left a file full of artwork here.
==Works==
===Comics===
* Pinemoments
* Eat my heart out
* Booty Call
===Fic===
* (Aug 20, 2012)
* (Aug 20, 2012)
* Chicken Cheese for the Pinecest Lover's Soul
* Choose Your Own Sisterventure
* Dealing With It
* Incident
* Dream Boy AU
* Problems
* Prompts
* Spaced
* Wedding
* Weird Close
==Example Fanworks==
DoublePines_Folgers_Pinecest.jpg|incestcoffee.png (Folgers "Home for the Holidays" Commercial)
Pinecest DoublePines dorksinlovepng.jpg|dorksinlovepng.jpg
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Double Plan

Double Plan is a gen Simon and Simon anthology.
There were six issues.
The original publisher is unknown. In July 1993, Bill Hupe said in GAZ that the sixth issue was now available, and that "we will not be reprinting the new issue, instead, part of the print run is being shipped to us. SASE to reserve your copy."
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Double Play (Garrison's Gorillas zine)

Double Play is a 83-page gen Garrison's Gorilla novel by Lyn Shelley. It was published in England.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "The Gorillas, along with a British Intelligence Agent, must steal a nightscope the Germans have developed for the Luftwaffe which will enable them to strike with pinpoint accuracy at any given target. All goes well until they reach Munich; there Chief is captured by Karl Vogel (Gus Manners' old pal), who uses him as live bait to catch Garrison and the others."
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Double Rainbow All The Way Awards

The Double Rainbow All The Way Awards, also known as the DRATW Awards, were fanfiction awards for the Backstreet Boys fandom. The awards were hosted on Double Rainbow Fiction, and moderated by the archive's owner Rose. Fans nominated the stories and an online vote determined the winner.
==Categories==
===Story Awards===
* Best 1st Person POV – “So Vivid”
* Best Angst – “So Intense”
* Best Overall Novel – “I Can’t Even Capture It On My Camera”
* Best Romance – “So Bright”
* Best Horror/Suspense – “Oh, Oh My God”
* Best Oneshot (no more than one chapter)– “That’s a Whole Rainbow There”
* Best Series – “It’s Starting To Look Like A Triple Rainbow”
* Most Creative – “What Does It Mean?”
===Character Awards===
* Best Villain – “The Baddest Fuckin’ Rainbow I’ve Ever Seen”
* Best Hero – “Full of Awe”
===Author Awards===
* Best Author – “Double Rainbow All The Way Across The Sky”
* Best New/Unrecognized Author (must not have won an award before) – “Look At That Rainbow!”
==Resources==
* 
* 
Category:Backstreet Boys
Category:Backstreet Boys Awards
Category:2013 Awards
Category:2014 Awards
Double Talk (Professionals/UFO zine)

Double Talk is a 53-page gen crossover novel by Adam Jenson and Jack Heston.
Originally, the zine was to have been a multi-fandom anthology with the title "Continuum," and this story was to have made up the bulk of it. Due to lack of submissions, "Double Talk" was produced as a standalone novel.
Both Adam Jenson and Jack Heston are pseuds used by Jane of Australia. In Syndicated Images #3, JJ Adamson (also one of Jane of Australia's pseuds) wrote: "The story which dominates the first issue is on-the-shelf already: Jack Heston and Adam Jenson are together, co-writing the same story - and what a story it is!"
==Related Work==
"Darkside" by Jack Heston in Dead Reckoning #1 takes place in this universe.
==Summaries==
From a flyer: 
From an ad:
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1995===
==References==
Category:UFO
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1985 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Double Trouble

Double Trouble is a Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Spock story by Jenna Sinclair.
It was published in the print zine No Greater Love.
==Series==
* Sharing the Sunlight
* Reflections on a Lunar Landscape
* Pursuing Hyacinths
* Heart's Delight
* Primal Scream
* Parallel Courses
* Double Trouble
* Son of Sarek
* Promises to Keep
* Setting Course
* Jagged Edges
* Manna
* Journey’s End
* One Night
* In the Shade
==Summary==
"The officersʼ new beds seem to be a major topic of conversation aboard the Enterprise. Prequel: Parallel Courses. Sequel: Son of Sarek, part of the Sharing the Sunlight series, later reprinted in Setting Course."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Double Trouble (She-Ra character)

Double Trouble is a character with shapeshifting abilities from the animated streaming television series She-Ra and the Princesses of Power.
==Example Fanworks==
* A hidey lizard 🦎 by kaereth
* Happy Pride to all the sexy space geckos by robinkasznia
* OMG I DIDNT SHOW YALL MY DT LIGHTING PRACTICE by aanaisaarts
==Links & Resources==
* Double Trouble (She-Ra) tag on the Ao3
* Double Trouble on The She-Ra Wiki
* Double Trouble on Wiki Grayskull
Category:She-Ra
Double Vision

Websites:
* Double Vision, a Lord of the Rings website
Zines:
* Double Vision, a Blake's 7 zine
* Double Vision, a Star Wars zine
* Double Vision, a German multimedia zine
* Double Vision, a Scott Bakula & Dean Stockwell zine
Fanfiction:
* Double Vision, a Star Trek: TOS story
* Double Vision, a Pros story by Pamela Rose