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The Question

The Question is a Kirk/Spock story by Cynthia Drake. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #3 and was nominated for a 1984 K/Star Award.
 
==Summary==
"A/R: Six months after Spockʼs death, Kirk returns to Genesis, sure that his friend is still alive."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===2021===
==References==
 
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
The Questor Tapes

The Questor Tapes is a 1974 television film by Gene Roddenberry, a pilot of a proposed series that never made it off the ground.
According to Gene Roddenberry's son, Rod, the Questor android was an inspiration for the character of Data. One episode of Star Trek The Next Generation (The Royale) featured Data copying Questor's cheating strategies in order to win money at a casino.
One character in the show, Lady Helena Trimble, was named for superfan, Bjo Trimble.
==Short Canon Description==
From For Those Who Came in Late #1: 
==A Veritable Playground for Fanwriters' Fix-Its and Alternate Universes==
From For Those Who Came in Late #1 (1991): 
==A Sexual Controversy==
In a very early review of Star Trek: The Next Generation, a fan expressed dismay at Data having sex with a human and made a comment about a similar scene in "The Questor Tapes": 
==Bjo Trimble Attended a Private Screening==
Printed in The Nimoyan #4 (1973) was a description by Bjo Trimble of this show. It was also paraphrased in A Piece of the Action #8 (November 1973):
 
=== 1974===
From "The Great Bird's Wild Goose Chase," comments in 2-5YM #3 (June 1974): 
==Related Roddenberry Projects==
* Genesis II
* Planet Earth
* The Questor Tapes 
* Spectre
* Strange New World
==Fanfiction==
===Dedicated to Questor===
* The Devil's War Collected (1986)
* The Vaslovik Archives, a 1976-1987 zine series
===Contains Questor===
* Starfleet Annals #3
* 2nd Age #5
* The Chaotian Chronicles #1
* The Clipper Trade Ship #15
* Diverse Dimensions #4
* Double Natural
* Moonbeam (zine) #7
* Only Trek #1
* Paladin #1
* Prime Time #4
* Time Winds #20
==Fan Comments==
===1979===
===1980===
==Meta==
* (2012)
* by Herbie J. Pilato (Aug 11, 2020) (discusses Genesis II, Planet Earth, Spectre, and Strange New World)
* Forgotten Roddenberry: The Questor Tapes (2021)
==References==
Category:Questor Tapes
The Qui-Gon Jinn Estrogen Brigade

The Qui-Gon Jinn Estrogen Brigade was an Estrogen Brigade for the Star Wars character Qui-Gon Jinn. The site is connected with the Qui-Gon Jinn Estrogen Brigade mailing list "and is looking for images, sounds, news and fanfic regarding Qui-Gon."
The site hosted fanfiction and fanart and was also known as the QJEB Archive.
Description from The Forest of Eshva: 
Description from Stay On Target: 
Sometime between 1999 and 2000 the page moved to a new location.
File:Qgebbanner.jpg|linking banner, seen at OKEBFFA
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:1999Category:2000s
The Quibell Abduction

The Quibell Abduction is a gen Blake's 7 65-page novel by Lillian Shepherd. It was first published in July 1980, and reprinted with permission sometime after 1991.
"Quibell" is pronounced "kwai-bell."
==Summary==
The story is set in the second season, after Countdown, when Avon and Cally go undercover to a Federation planet to obtain much-needed parts for the Liberator; but, of course, things do not happen as expected.
==Reprinted==
In December 1991, P.N. Elrod stated that she was going to print this story as part of a fourth issue of Avon: On-Line, a project that did not make it off the ground, mainly due to the fall-out of The Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy and Elrod's altered views on fanworks. 
It appears the story was later published as a standalone sometime after 1992 by Judith Proctor.
==Reactions and Reviews==
The online archived version had the second highest number of hits at the Hermit Library.
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Quick and Dirty Guide to Avoid Plagiarism in Fan Fiction

The Quick and Dirty Guide to Avoid Plagiarism in Fan Fiction is an essay by bleh.
It was posted to Writers University and includes the helpful suggestion: "If you like the book that much, find the author’s address. Many authors have e-mail addresses and are more than happy to answer your questions and receive any feedback you may have. Those that don’t can often be reached care of their publishers. While you’re e-mailing them, you can ask about potentially using a section or paragraph of their story for your own. If you ask nicely, they may say yes."
==Excerpts==
 
 Category:Fanfiction Meta
 Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Quick and Dirty Guide to Fanzine Publishing

The Quick and Dirty Guide to Fanzine Publishing is a 37-page digest-sized guide for beginning zine publishers with a cover by Barb Gipson. 
It contains two essays. One is on zine production by Kim Prosser and Lisa Swope. The other is by Lisa K. Wildman about reproducing artwork.
==Contents==
The contents of this zine are archived here: 
WayBack Archive link to a version online/WebCite
INTRODUCTION
WRITING A FANZINE:
* Grammar, Spelling and Punctuation 
* Where Do The Stories Come From? 
* Who Owns What and Why -- Otherwise Known as COPYRIGHT 
* Outlines 
* Writing the First Draft 
* Rewrite #1: The Second Draft 
WRITING AND ARTWORK ASSIGNMENTS: 
* A Word About Deadlines 
* Assigning Artwork 
* Payment for Commissioned Artwork and Writing 
* Who Owns the Copyright to Whose Work? 
REPRODUCING ARTWORK:
* Introduction 
* How Expensive Is It to Reproduce Quality Art? 
* Pen & Ink (Line Art) 
* Pencil (Gray Tones) 
* Color 
* Printing 
* Paper Stock 
* After the Zine is Completed 
* In Closing 
FORMATTING A FANZINE:
* Fanzine Size 
* Page Layout and Style 
* Page Layout and Numbering of Digest-Sized Zines 
PRODUCTION:
* Printing Costs 
* Printing a Make-Ready from the Master Copy 
* Advertising and Promotion 
* Last Word 
BIBLIOGRAPHY
DISCLAIMER
ZINES BY LIGHT AND CLOUDSHADOWS
CLOSING CREDITS
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:How To
Category:1991 Zines
The Quicksilver and the Black

The Quicksilver and the Black is a gen anthology. It contains 149 pages and fan fiction focusing on Richard Chaves' characters: War of the Worlds (primarily), MacGyver, Predator, L.A. Law, Eight is Enough, and Miami Vice. 
The art is by Anja Gruber, Sandra Finch, and Teresa Hart. There are also quite a few reprinted cartoons such as "Far Sides," many having to do with aliens from outer space, Native Americans, and the military.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* It's Not Safe Out There by Angie Twiselton (meta-fic, Ironhorse tangles with hurt/comfort fan writers) (1)
* Treasure by K.R. Davey ("What really happened at the end of MacGyver; The Treasure of Manco. Author's note: As I thought the end of this episode a bit tame and predictable - and it did not use Mr Chaves' acting talent to the fullest - the following ending has been written to cater a little to the appetites of Hurt/Comfort fans. The action starts in the Incan temple....") (5)
* A Soldier's Thougt by Clare Solomon (38)
* Need to Know by Angie Twiselton (39)
* Ohara, poem by Domin O. Bait (43)
* Only One by Theresa Evans (44)
*Getting Ahead by Jan H (Sequel to "Only One." "(A sequel to Terri's story. This sequel is in no way intended to take the piss out of Terri's very well-written story, or to cast any shadow of mockery onto her writing ability (which outshines the majority of the rest of fan writers). It intended to mock Highlander/War Of The Worlds/Immortals in general, and Paul Woodenhorse in particular.") (48)
* Only One, Huh!!!! by Theresa Evans (50)
* O.D. Agony by Angie Twiselton (54)
* Ride 'Em... Cowboy? by Dee Dee (55)
* Eagle's Wings by Angie Twiselton (61)
* Vengeance Will Be... Someone Else's by Angie Twiselton (61)
* Spirit of the Law by Gillian Holt ("An Epilogue to The Tough Boys.") (MacGyver) (65) (reprinted from Macgyverisms #1; also in Black Ops #6)
* Ode to a Towel, poem by Dee Dee (95)
* Suffer the Little Children by Angie Twiselton (96)
* Hell Hath No Fury by Angie Twiselton (102)
* To Light the Flame by Theresa Evans (104)
* The Dominoes Always Ring Twice by Angie Twiselton (106)
* Cut by Unknown Forces by R.C. Hunter ("The missing scenes from Predator.") (111)
* It Could Never Happen by Angie Twiselton (113)
* Synchronicity by K.R. Davey (115)
* Family by Clare Soloman (120)
* The Final Solution by Angie Twiselton (124)
* Treasure on a Sunny Day by K.R. Davey (128)
* Talkback, poem by Domin O. Bait (133)
* Epilogue by Angie Twiselton (134)
* Need to Know (Richard Chavez credits) (137)
==A Bit of Meta==
From "It's Not Safe Out There":
==Sample Interior Pages==
Image:quicksilver-1.jpg|Anja Gruber, subject is McGyver
Image:quicksilver-2.jpg| Sandra Finch
Image:quicksilver-3.jpg|Anja Gruber 
Image:quicksilver-4.jpg| Anja Gruber
Image:quicksilver-5.jpg|Anja Gruber
Image:quicksilver-6.jpg|Teresa Hart
Image:quicksilver-7.jpg|Sandra Finch
Image:quicksilver-8.jpg|reprinted publicity photo
Category:Actor Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Quiet One

The Quiet One is a Hanson fanfic by Krystal, originally hosted by Tania at Boy Band Blues Fiction. It was written from 1999 to 2001, and was one of the first and biggest stories to popularize the "torturing Taylor" trope. Krystal had this to say about her choice to have Taylor tortured and stripped of his vocal cords:
==The Silent One==
The Silent One is a sequel to The Quiet One, written by Julia Doty from 2009 to 2012. It was unauthorized and remains effectively unfinished, with the last chapter a duplicate of the next to last.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
File:Topten quiet.png|Collage created by Bethany
==Awards==
The Quiet One won awards in the Blank Page Awards, Hanfic Awards, Literary Hanfic Awards, More Than Words Awards, Soundtrack Awards, Various Artists Awards and Waiting To Be Read Awards. It was eliminated in round one of Last Story Standing. It is also featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame, as well as the Your Illusion top five lists.
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
The Quill is Slashier...The Ten Commandments of Hercules: TLJ Slash

The Quill is Slashier...The Ten Commandments of Hercules: TLJ Slash is an essay by Morgan. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
==The Author's Ten Commandments of Hercules Slash==
* I. Thou shalt remain true to the characters shown onscreen.
* II. The villain shalt remain the villain even when slashed.
* III. The hero shalt remain the hero, especially when slashed.
* IV. Thou shalt not impose redneck morals on the enlightened society of Ancient Greece.
* V. Thou shalt not pretend season five never happened.
* VI. Thou shalt remember Hercules and Iolaus are friends.
* VII. [Special rule for FSFI fics] Thou shalt remember that Iolaus is human.
* VIII. [Special rule for D/S fics] Thou shalt allow Iolaus to talk back.
* IX. Thou shalt not slash characters merely because "they'd be cute together".
* X. Thou shalt not consider Iolaus and Twanky interchangeable.
* XI. [There's always an eleventh commandment!] Thou shalt feel free to break any and all of these rules if you can do so with originality. 
 
==Excerpt==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Quincey P. Morris Dracula Society

The Quincey P. Morris Dracula Society was a vampire fan club in New Jersey, US. It was named after Quincey Morris, a character in Dracula. 
The club started as a chapter of The Dracula Society and eventually gained independence. 
It sponsored an annual horror short story contest (2,000 words or less) to encourage amateur writers.
The Society published quarterly newsletter Tranfusion.
== See Also ==
* Article in New York Times about the club by Charlotte Simsen
Category:Dracula
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
The Quiz

The Quiz is a Solangelo fanfiction by sentimentalscribe. Originally intended as a oneshot, the high school AU was eventually expanded into a multi-chapter fic, following Nico Di Angelo and Will Solace as they meet in a sociology class and form a friendship that develops into a romantic relationship. The fic is well-known in the Percy Jackson fandom, and considered a Solangelo classic by many.
Category:2016 Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
The R.C. Dispatch

The RC Dispatch is the quarterly newsletter for the Richard Chaves Fan Club.
it was the second newsletter for the club, and it was preceded by Wo Ha Li.
There were twenty issues.
 
==Some 1993 News==
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2 ==
September 1993
==Issue 3 ==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
==Issue 14==
==Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
==Issue 18 ==
==Issue 19==
==Issue 20==
Category:War of the Worlds
Category:1990s
The RS-X Archive

The RS-X Archive is the archive of the RS-X mailing list, which is an offshoot of the RareSlash mailing list. 
The RS-X mailing list was founded January 26, 2000, after much discussion on the Rareslashmailing list regarding whether or not RPS should be allowed to be posted to RareSlash. 
RS-X was a central pivot point for a lot of Actorfic activity during the early 2000s.
== Submission Guidelines==
==The Site's Definition of Rare Pairings==
 
==Archives Linked from The RS-X Archive==
*DASA - Matt Damon/Ben Affleck slash.
*Dirty Dream Designers - Orgy slash, with artwork.
*The Lovely Blue Planet of There - Duran Duran slash.
* Men on the Net - Assorted celebrity smut.
*metslash archive - Metallica slash
*Nifty.org - Assorted celebrity smut.
*RPFic Directory - RPS Linker
*Tallific - Metallica slash.
*The Valley of the Goons - Hockey player slash.
*The WhoseLineSlash Archive - Whose Line is it Anyway? slash.
==Other Sites Linked==
* Babealicious: Bartleby's site. Nsync, Backstreet Boys, O-Town Wade Robeson slash.
* The Bag-End Inn and Discount Souvenir Shoppe: Ms Allegro's site. Lord of the Rings RPS and FPS.
*Infamy: Jezebel's site. Bill Gates/Steve Jobs.
*Love Set Fire: Ang's site. The Cure, Duran Duran, Savage Garden, and Pirates of Silicon Valley. 
*Perfumed Kiss: Colleen's site. Sex Pistols, Cure, and Blur slash.
*Rock Is Dead: Bartleby's site. Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, and U2 slash.
*Savage Dreams: Fisky's site. Savage Garden slash.
*Taylor Jameson Presents...Slash!: Tay's site. Whose Line, assorted FPS, and an exclusive Matt/Trey fic.
*U2Bubblegum: A list for U2 slash writers and readers. Email Boa to request a subscription.
*You've Got to Hide Your Love Away: An RPF Supporters' clique.
==References==
Category:Slash Archives
Category:RPF Archives
Category:2000s
The Rabid Reader

Rabid Reader the website was actually founded after Rabid Reader the links board. The website hosts Harry Potter fanfiction and original unpublished works of fiction for adults (meaning fiction which may contain sexual themes, dark themes, horror, graphic violence or unusual situations which may not be appropriate for all ages). All ratings and genres are accepted.
Though primarily Harry Potter and original fiction, Rabid Reader may add fandoms as they are requested by authors. It accepts all genres of fiction not exclusively works with adult content.
Rabid Reader was an eFiction site.
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:EFiction
The Rachel Maddow Show

The Rachel Maddow Show is a news and opinion program hosted by Rachel Maddow, and it is one of the real news source texts for Pundit RPF fandom. The title typically refers to a television program that airs weeknights on American cable news channel MSNBC; however, it was also the title of Maddow's radio program on Air America Radio.
The November 11, 2010 episode featured an hour-long interview with Jon Stewart, host of The Daily Show,The Rachel Maddow Show. The Maddow/Stewart Interview, Uncut, published 11 November 2010 at The Maddow Blog. (Accessed 13 November 2010.) which is one of the fake news source texts for pundit fandom. During the interview, Maddow and Stewart discussed the distinction between fake news and real news, and they also referenced the three remaining source texts that make up the fan-created Pundit Round Table: Anderson Cooper 360°, The Colbert Report, and Countdown with Keith Olbermann.
==References==
Category:Pundit RPF
Category:Live-action Television
The Rack & All the King's Horses, All the King's Men

The Rack & All the King's Horses, All the King's Men is a gen collection of J. Emily Vance's previously published stories, The Rack (published in 1977 in Contact #4), and its sequel, "All the King's Horses, All the King's Men" (published in 1977 in Farthest Star #1). 
The author's name, J. Emily Vance, is a pseudonym for Nancy Kippax, Beverly Volker and April Valentine.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Radioactive Shit Pit of Butterbeerbitch

The Radioactive Shit Pit of Butterbeerbitch is a 2018 interview with Butterbeerbitch, a Yuri!!! on Ice fanfic writer.
She was interviewed by Sarabel from the Yuuri/Victor fanfic blog, viktuurificwriters.
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Komagayda: A Writer who Dares to be Different
* Braveten: A Witty and Spontaneous Writer
* DiAnna44: Translating Beauty into Words
* EmmyLynna: Writing Omegaverse Fics for Everyone
* Kiaronna: The Fandom’s Darling
* Getting to Know Reiya
* Mtothedestiel: Writing Realistic AUs
* Cryingoverspilledvodka: Writes Angst like No Other
* Preciousbunnynoiz: Never Giving Up
* Lily_Winterwood: A Dedicated Writer
* Getting to know Lucycamui
* The Radioactive Shit Pit of Butterbeerbitch
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice Fan Interviews
The Raft

The Raft was a Sentinel mailing list.
"Discussion list for fans who enjoy more in-depth analysis of Sentinel-related topics. Minors and "adult" discussion are equally discouraged."
Much meta was posted to this list, including the famous essay No More Sentinel? by Kaz, later reposted with permission on June 23, 1999 to Senfic.
==From the FAQ==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
The Rain In Spain Is In My Ass a Pain: Dialect do's and don'ts

The Rain In Spain Is In My Ass a Pain: Dialect do's and don'ts is an essay by LJC. 
The topic is how to represent dialects in fanfic.
The essay was originally posted to Fanfiction.net. See The Rain In Spain Is In My Ass a Pain: Dialect do's and don'ts.
The title is a parody of the oft-repeated line "The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain," which Professor Henry Higgins uses to teach Eliza Doolittle proper pronunciation in My Fair Lady.
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:How To
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Rainbow's End Affair

The Rainbow's End Affair is a 64-page gen Man from UNCLE hurt/comfort novel by Jill Thomasson. 
==Summary==
Summary from the author: "It's St. Patrick's Day, but Illya and Napoleon have no time to celebrate. Their undercover duties send them to the wild Borneo jungle, where they must battle THRUSH's Doctor 'Grim' Reaper. Will they survive to shut down his little shop of horrors?"
==Excerpt==
Excerpt: "Using the heavy brush as cover, Napoleon crept closer. Parting the vines, he saw a startling sight. Hooded, Illya was standing against a towering tree with his arms pulled back taut and his wrists secured behind it. His T-shirt was ripped open, baring his chest. THRUSH agents, Dark and Carson were gathering tiger leeches from bushes and then dropping them into a pith helmet. It didn't take Solo long to realize what they were going to do..."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2008 Zines
The Rainbow Bridge

The Rainbow Bridge is a Star Trek fan club newsletter. It was published in print by U.S.S. Hiemdal NCC-1793.
==V.2 N.3==
The Rainbow Bridge v.2 n.3 was published in winter 1986 and contains 42 pages. It has B/W illustrations/photos, fan art & articles, news and more.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980s
The Rakes' Progress

The Rakes' Progress (Or, SOME Things May Be Inevitable In The Long Run....) is a Bodie/Doyle story by Jane of Australia.
Author's notes on print story: "If anyone's interested, the information sources used were Australian Playboy, March 1986, and Here's Health, March 1986. One assumes the information to be accurate."
Author's notes print and online story: "This is a gentle story with a reference to AIDS before The Happy Ending--guaranteed no grief."
According to Jane's letter to The Hatstand Express #10, this story was written in response to another fan's comments about writing a Professionals story, OR about a Professionals story she'd read, one with the topic of AIDS.
The novel Sword of Damocles has a lengthy author's acknowledgments, one with includes "To Jane for 'The Rake's Progress' which showed me that an AIDS story could be done, and done well..."
==Summaries==
==The Comments Which Inspired Jane to Write "The Rakes' Progress"==
[O Y] wrote: 
 
==The Author's Responds==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Rancor's Tooth

The Rancor's Tooth is a gen Star Wars zine. 
There were three issues.
==Issue 1==
The Rancor's Tooth 1 was published in 2004 and contains 45 pages.
* Playing by the Rules by Bobb Collins (A Sullustan meets the Rebels.) (9 pages)
* Pride's Due by Jason Mann (A father and son fight the Empire.) (16 pages)
* Hatred by Aaron G. Pierce (An Imperial hates non-humans.) (4 pages)
==Issue 2==
The Rancor's Tooth 2 was published in 2005 and contains 103 pages.
* Brother Mine by Geo3 (A Jedi hunts for Vader.) (35 pages)
* Rule Number One by Andrew Hobson (Reporter is told of events in the cantina.) (7 pages)
* Shades of Grey by Jason Mann (Two fighters must face their beliefs.) (32 pages)
* The Novice by Jason Mann (A padawan's choices.) (3 pages)
* The Underworld Chronicles by Zyvik (A dead brother still takes care of his brother.) (7 pages)
==Issue 3==
The Rancor's Tooth 3 was published in 2005 and contains 82 pages.
* Lowest Common Denominator by Geo3 (Hotel manager deals with a Solo party.) (13 pages)
* What of Iskalon? by Jason Mann (Imperials are stranded on a water planet.) (22 pages)
* Jedi and Luck by Nevarion (A thief tries to evade a Jedi.) (13 pages)
* Valuable Lessons by Maryke Willemse (A teenager is trying to do a job for her grandfather.) (4 pages)
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:2000s
The Rand Resolution

The Rand Resolution is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Daniel Wolpe.
==Summary==
"Not only does Kirk finally have to face Janice and settle their problem of fifteen years, but he may have to put up with the deaths of Scotty, McCoy, and Uhura. Also, meet Janice Rand's ex-husband!" from Datazine #18
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Rani

The Rani is a character from Doctor Who. She is a Time Lord like The Doctor, and was their onscreen adversary with their sixth and seventh incarnations.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
In Academy era fanworks, the Rani is almost exclusively referred to by her childhood name, Ushas and she is portrayed as a member of the Deca alongside the Doctor and the Master. 
==Fanworks==
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Mentalis25.jpg|Cover art of Mentalis #25 by unknown artist (1988), with the Seventh Doctor
File:Vipodmor2.jpg|Cover art of Vipod Mor #2 by unknown artist (1988)
==Archives & Links==
* The Rani works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Whoniverse Characters
The Ranshanka's Realm

The Ranshanka's Realm was Rauhnee Ranshanka's domain. It was linked as The GateKats Domain at Jedi Discipline as a Star Wars fanfiction site.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 17 January 2016)
==Sites==
*Across the River (Sentinel slash story)
*Area 52
*SKAAG
*The MegaKat City BlackNet
*By The Wings of Fate
*The GateKat's Galleries
*RRAAG
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
Category:Biker Mice from Mars
Category:C.O.W. Boys of Moo Mesa
 
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Original Fiction
Category:Road Rovers
Category:Sentinel Websites
Category:SWAT Kats
Category:ThunderCats 		 	
Category:1990s