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Space Husbands

Space Husbands is a term from Tumblr primarily used to refer to Kirk/Spock as well as other fandom pairings. 
An early use of the term was in 2010.Fuck Yeah Space Husbands, posted May 27, 2010, accessed June 26, 2013 
==Uses==
*Fuck Yeah Space Husbands! - a Kirk/Spock Tumblr. "Because Kirk and Spock are such a married couple."
*Space Husbands ♥ - Kirk/Spock Tumblr.
*Space Husbands the Final Frontier - another K/S Tumblr
*A space husbands rec list, you say? - a Kirk/Spock rec list
*"space husbands" tag at weheartit - Kirk/Spock
*Space Husbands - a Kirk/Spock playlist at YouTube
*Space Husbands - another Kirk/Spock playlist 
*Space Husbands [Kirk/Spock slash group] 18+ - a Russian group that "is dedicated to the world's first slash pairing" 
*Space Husbands tag on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Space Opera

Space opera is a subgenre of science fiction that emphasizes space-based adventure, character relationships, melodrama, and/or space warfare rather than scientific accuracy. While attempts have been made to blend hard SF and space opera,See for example Kim Stanley Robinson's novel 2312. these two subgenres are typically treated as opposing approaches to science fiction. The "opera" in space opera refers not to opera music but to analogous genres like horse opera and soap opera.
Space opera canons, like Star Trek, have been inspiring fans to write fic, draw art, create zines, and engage in other fan activities for a long, long time.
== Space Opera AU ==
Space opera AU is a trope in which characters and other elements from a canon are transplanted into a space opera setting.
==Examples of Space Opera Fandoms==
=== Anime & Manga Fandoms ===
* Cowboy Bebop
* Gundam
* Knights of Sidonia
* Legend of the Galactic Heroes
* Space Battleship Yamato
* Toward the Terra
* Captain Future
=== Live Action TV/Film Fandoms ===
* 2001: A Space Odyssey
* Barbarella
* The Expanse
* Firefly and Serenity
* Flash Gordon
* Star Trek
* Star Wars
=== Literary Fandoms ===
* Many of C.J. Cherryh's works
* Dune
* Ender's Game
* The Expanse
* Honorverse
* Imperial Radch
* Machineries of Empire
* Vorkosigan Saga
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Space Patrol

You may be looking for
*The Space Patrol, an organisation appearing in several of Robert A. Heinlein's SF stories and novels especially Space Cadet (1948)
*Space Patrol (1950), a USA live action TV series with a concurrent radio version.
*The Space Patrol, an organisation in the film Forbidden Planet (1956)
*The World Space Patrol, in Gerry Anderson's Fireball XL5 (1962-3)
*Space Patrol (1963), a British puppet TV series (shown as Planet Patrol in the USA) - date is sometimes given as 1962.
*Raumpatrouille (1966), a German live-action TV series whose title translates as Space Patrol.
*Space Patrol (1987), a one-minute Simpsons animated film.
Similarly-named works and organisations include
*Galactic Patrol (1950); the third book of E.E. "Doc" Smith's Lensman series, also the name of the organisation to which all Lensmen belong.
*The Time Patrol (1955-95) in Poul Anderson's science fiction stories and novels.
*Star Patrol (1977), a role playing game which was briefly published as Space Patrol
Space Pirate Captain Harlock

Space Pirate Captain Harlock (宙海賊キャプテンハーロック Uchū Kaizoku Kyaputen Hārokku) is a 1977 manga series created by Leiji Matsumoto and adapted into a popular 1978 anime.
The series spawned numerous prequels, sequels, and remakes, many of which do not follow the same continuity. Among them is the 1982 prequel film Arcadia of My Youth and its sequel anime series Endless Orbit SSX.
==Fandom==
==Links & Resources==
* Captain Harlock at Archive of Our Own
* Captain Harlock at FanFiction.Net
* x_arcadia_x, a LiveJournal community
Category:Captain Harlock
Space Station

Space Station is a Star Trek: TNG zine published in Japan.
==Issue v.9 n.2/3==
Space Station v.9 n.2/3 (issue #23)
Image:spacestation25.jpg|cover of issue #25 (v.9 n.2/3)
category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:1990s
Space Trek (Star Trek musical)

Space Trek was a Star Trek: TOS fan-created comedic satirical musical by Rick Crom and Marc Lipitz. 
It opened at in December 1994 at Wings Theater in Greenwich Village, but was canceled late that month after problems with Paramount. NO ONE'S LAUGHING AFTER JAB AT PARODY OF `STAR TREK' SPOOF (December 24, 1994) 
It was played at the Chelsea Playhouse in New York City from February 16, 1997- 	March 9, 1997. There were 28 performances. Space Trek Flies On At Chelsea Playhouse (March 2, 1997) 
 
==The 1997 Credits==
 
===Cast===
* Jason Hayes 	as Capt. Slim Quirk
* Hank Jacobs 	 	as Capt Christian Spike
* Stephanie Jean 	 	as Ensign Bambi
* Randy Lake 	 	as Dr. Moans
* Michelle Merring 	 	as Lt. Yomama
* Shawn Sears 	 	as Mr. Schlock
* Billy Sharpe 	 	as Chief Engineer Sloshy
* Adam Wald 	as 	Ensign Chicks-Love
===Production===
* Joyce M. Sarner, Producer
* Spectrum Stage, Associate Producer
* Mark Lipitz, Book
* Rick Crom, Lyricist and Composer
* Vincent Sassone, Director
* John Bowen, Musical Director
* Mic McCormack, Assistant Director
* Karen Molnar, Choreographer
* William F. Moser, Set Designer
* Carol Brys, Costume Designer
* Jason Livingston, Lighting Designer
* Kelly Dempsey, Sound Designer
* Cromarty & Company, Press Representative
* Tracy Jackson, Production Stage Manager
* John Bowen, Musician
* Joe Guciard, Musician
==Further Reading==
* With the Star Trek franchise promising to last well into the 23rd century, perhaps it was time for a musical spoof. (February 21, 1997)
==References==
Category:1994 Plays & Skits
Category:1997 Plays & Skits
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
Space Wives Incident of 2024

The Space Wives Incident of 2024 refers to an occurrence in the Doctor Who fandom relating to the Space Wives ship incited by a panel at Fan Expo Dallas 2024 featuring Alex Kingston, Jodie Whittaker, and Mandip Gill. Prompted by a question regarding the Doctor's name, Alex offers to whisper to Jodie what the name is, but instead kisses her.
==Context==
==Spread==
==Fanworks==
===Gifs===
*#i'm STILL HERE i'm STILL THINKING about this 🥴 (Jun 2024) by olympain
===Fanart===
*'Took me all day, I thank the hyperfixation that hit me with this[...'] (Jun 2024) by svortowo
*your wot? (Jun 2024) by kellyerosen
*One for the history books 🫡 (Jun 2024) by bee11037
*They will not leave my brain!!! (Jun 2024) by willowandlily
*Space wives nation HOW ARE WE FEELING TODAYYYY (Jun 2024) by flecker-illustrates
==References==
category:Doctor Who
Category:2024 Events
Space of Tranquility and Love

Space of Tranquility and Love is a Kirk/Spock story by kira-nerys.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #5 and subsequently in Side by Side #16.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock contemplate retirement while on the shipʼs OD."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Spaceballs

Spaceballs is Mel Brooks' parody of the Star Wars series, with pokes at other films as well (everything from Planet of the Apes to Alien to One Froggy Evening), following in the footsteps of Blazing Saddles (his demolition of Westerns), Young Frankenstein and Silent Movie. The story involves Lone Starr (Bill Pullman as a combination of Luke Skywalker and Han Solo) and his sidekick Barf (a "Mog" half-human-half-dog played by John Candy as a Chewbacca spoof).
==Merchandise==
George Lucas loved the film but specifically told Mel Brooks not to produce any actual merchandise for it.How George Lucas Reacted to the ‘Star Wars’ Parody ‘Spaceballs’ In the film, there is a scene where Yogurt talks about how merchandising is where "the real money from the movie is made," (thus Breaking the Fourth Wall) and holds up various (nonexistent) products, including "Spaceballs: The Breakfast Cereal," "Spaceballs: The Coloring Book" (actually a Transformers comic), "Spaceballs: The Flamethrower! The kids love this one." It is an ironic scene and a jab at Lucas' relentless merchandising of his own product to fans. 
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Lone Starr/Princess Vespa
=== Common Tropes in Fanworks ===
* Crossover: crossovers with Star Wars are common, but other sci-fi fandoms also seem to be popular choices
==Meta==
* Open Letter to Star Wars Fans Regarding the Movie "Spaceballs" (1987)
==Example Fanworks==
==See Also==
*Hardware Wars
==External Links==
*Spaceballs on AO3
*Spaceballs at FF.Net
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
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Spacebattles broke Wormfic, here's how:

Spacebattles broke Wormfic, here's how: is an essay posted to :/r/WormFanfic by u/Pachycephalosauria. The essay proposes that the use of SpaceBattles as the major platform for Worm fanfiction explains some of the fandom cliches, particularly in the case of altpower AUs.
The essay is one of the highest voted posts on the subreddit and has 281 upvotes and 144 comments.The numbers cited here are accurate on November 16, 2020. See archived version.
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
==References==
Category:Parahumans
Category:Meta on Reddit
Category:2019 Meta
Spacebound Seasonal

Spacebound Seasonal is a science fiction media zine.
There were seven issues published. 
==Issue 1==
Spacebound Seasonal 1 was published in 1980,
==Issue 2==
Spacebound Seasonal 2 was an issue dedicated to Doctor Who.
==Issue 3==
Spacebound Seasonal 3
==Issue 4==
Spacebound Seasonal 4
==Issue 5==
Spacebound Seasonal 5
==Issue 6/7==
Spacebound Seasonal 6/7 was published in 1981.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Spaced Out (zine)

Spaced Out is a Star Trek: TOS and science fiction zine published by Geoff Beckman.
=="Who Am I?"==
From issue #2: 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Spaced Out 2 was published in July/August 1975 and contains 4 pages.
The editor say that beginning with the fourth issue: 
From "STF??": 
* Beckman Goofs Again (The address for the Star Trek Welcommittee in the last issue was incorrect, and Beckman prints the right one. "Please give a month or two for delivery, and don't be a moron and write to the wrong address. Thank you.")
* STF??, essay by Beckman about this new term
* Time for a Change, article by Beckman (subject is time travel)
* A Book Rap Session
* the editor's list of his favorite 51 sf authors of all time: (47 men, 4 women)
* Mysticon 1, a review of a local con (boring, speakers who were awkward or "just dumb," people selling stupid stuff)
* A Look at the Competition: very short reviews of two zines, "Universe" (Keith Justice) and "Space and Time" (Gordon Linzner)
* Profile: Who Am I? by Beckman
* Tourist Trap, fiction by Beckman (original science fiction)
 
Image:spacedout2-1.jpg|from issue #2
Image:spacedout2-2.jpg|from issue #2
Image:spacedout2-3.jpg|from issue #2
Image:spacedout2-4.jpg|from issue #2
==References==
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Spaceship

Spaceships are a staple of science fiction and a popular subject in fanart and other fanworks, as well as in professionally produced comics, television shows, films, and cover art.
Real-life spacecraft, especially NASA vehicles, are also the subjects of fanworks.
Any spaceship depicted on television or in film is guaranteed, sooner or later, to show up in someone's fanart. Spaceships are also a staple of model building and fan craft. Technical specs for spaceships are a common type of fanwork, especially in Star Trek, and spaceships feature heavily in canon resource compendia for sf sources.
In media and slash fanzines and online fanfic-producing fandoms, spaceships are less likely to be the subject of fanworks; this is due in part to the emphasis on characters and relationships in fanfic, but also due to the popularity of non-sf canon sources. However, fans have been known to add spaceships back in if the canon is lacking.
==Zine Art Examples==
File:Horizon1.jpg|The spaceship from Blake's 7 (1980)
File:Back cover Alnitah 15.jpg|Aliens worshipping a Star Trek shuttlecraft (1983)
File:Alnitah15art3.jpg|Enterprise with the outline of a Klingon vessel visible in the background (1983)
File:Datazine36.jpg|Spaceship crossover: The Enterprise meets the Death Star. (1985)
File:LISBimonthly.jpg|from Lost in Space (1985?)
File:Chron34.jpg|Another Blake's 7 spaceship (1988)
File:Earthcommandinside.jpg|Schematics of a Space:1999 ship (1988)
File:Androm TurnBack2.jpg|Photomanip of the Andromeda Ascendant (2001)
==Digital Art Examples==
*Hive Fleet WIP, SGA alien ships by wen-jr (2009)
* Size Comparison - Science Fiction spaceships by DirkLoechel (updated several times with more spaceships suggested by Deviantart users)
==Fanfiction Examples==
*Punishment and Theft by Vilakins. Blake's 7 short where Avon becomes a spaceship (2007)
* Yours Faithfully by threeturn. A One Direction space AU in which Niall Horan is a spaceship (2013)
==Video Examples==
*To Touch the Face of God, fanvid by destina (2008)
*Starships!, fanvid by bironic (2012)
*Starships!, Jetpack Monkey's remix fanvid of bironic's fanvid
See also this post on NASA vidding by emily shore
==Resources==
*Spacecraft tropes at TV Tropes
*Spaceships fanworks at Archive of Our Own
==See Also==
*TARDIS (Doctor Who)
*Puddlejumper
*Sentient Atlantis
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Spaceships (Voltron zine)

Spaceships is a multi-ship art zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom. 
== Artists ==
Toast: Twitter, 
Jae: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Emunoia: Twitter, 
Aredhel: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
FoxyJoy: Twitter, 
Zaca: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Dickclams: Twitter, 
Noodle: Tumblr, 
Michelle Clancy: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Leona: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Midori250: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Savanna Woolsey: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Pim: Twitter, 
ash: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Cosu: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
BekaVujic: Twitter, 
Noririna: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
ValJenzen: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Aliemasae: Twitter, 
Rory: Twitter, 
Andy Zambie: Twitter, 
2xpolaroid: Twitter, 
Izzy the Baka: Twitter, 
Schlena: Twitter, 
Justtoastt: Twitter, 
Law: Twitter, 
Soap: Twitter, 
Yami: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Cherrypugpie: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
ShioriArts: Twitter, 
Vennybara: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Bimmykimmy: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Skylocked: Tumblr, 
Andythelemon: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Kayochins: Twitter, 
Jemleigh: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Nise: Twitter, // Tumblr, 
Outofturtle: Twitter, // AO3, 
Writers:
August: Twitter, // AO3, 
Outofturtle: Twitter, // AO3, 
Val: Twitter, // AO3, 
InterdictedKai: Twitter, // AO3, 
VVorlock: Twitter, // AO3, 
Jennypen: Twitter, // AO3, 
Foxberry: Twitter, (nsfw voltron account) // AO3, 
Kit: Twitter, // AO3, 
Boysblush: Twitter, // AO3, 
Category:Art ZinesCategory:Voltron ZinesCategory:2017 Zines
Spacewalk

Spacewalk is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Kaerichibaka. It contains two stories: the first contains Snape/Lily and James/Snape and the second is Remus and Ron gen.
This doujinshi has been scanlated by Ramsus-kun.Ransus-kun Scanslations. (Accessed 28 July 2012.)
== Summaries & Reviews ==
* "Spacewalk is pretty cute. Half of it's about Lilly [sic] and James (and Snape), and the other half's about Ron and Lupin (and Wormtail). Both the artist's who drew it have got their own styles, both unique. It's not terribly amazing, but a good read if you like Harry Potter doujinshi." -- Ramsus-kun
* "Out of the three [scanlated by Ramsus-kun] this has the more solid stories. There is some cute Lilly/Severus moment. Lilly lost her earing and Severus goes out in the middle of the night to find it. The could of used the Accio spell -_- . Severus finally finds it and Lilly tells him that James gave it to her. Then Severus has a bad mood. It ends with James thinking about Severus. I think that author intended this to be a James/Severus pairing. The second story is Lupin saying goodbye to Ron, and talking about Peter Pettigrew." -- 934however934however at WordPress. Harry Potter Doujinshi. 12 July 2010. (Accessed 28 July 2012.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Spacewalk front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Spacewalk back.jpg|Back cover
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Het DoujinshiCategory:Slash DoujinshiCategory:Gen Doujinshi
Spaceways

Spaceways was a science fiction zine published from 1938-1942. Jim Avery co-edited it at one point.Spaceways on Fancyclopedia In the September 1939 issue of Le Zombie, Warner reported a circulation of 110.Le Zombie issue 14 page 4 (September 1939)
== About ==
In January 1938, editors of Voice of the Imagi-Nation recommended Spaceways for fans of the late Imagination! as "it is patternd after Imagination! in a number of ways, even to the extent of an article about Esperanto, rocketry & stf. in Ackermanese..."Voice of the Imagi-Nation, issue 1 page 4 Robert A. W. Lowndes' 1940 article "What Fan Magazines?" named Spaceways as an example of a "catholic fan magazine" that covered the subjects of science fiction and fantasy "in every possible way".
Spaceways suspended publication in October 1942. Harry Warner, Jr. explained that the cost of mimeographing supplies had skyrocketed thanks to the war. In addition, he had limited access to a typewriter and his energy for publishing was flagging. He would also be up for conscription at the end of the year, and felt that fanzine participation was bound to drop as more and more active fans were drafted. Spaceways was still the number one zine in the fan polls, so he decided it was best to go out on top. Some back-material was sent to other zines, and he recommended Nova as the best replacement for Spaceways.Harry Warner, Jr.: Spaceways Is No More (Oct. 1942)
Warner continued publishing his other fanzine Horizons for many more years, as that was distributed through the FAPA.
== Reviews ==
Fantasy-News reviewed issue 4 in its 38th issue:
Robert Lowndes gave a longer review that referenced Spaceways' position in fandom's biggest current feud (see The Great Exclusion Act):
== Notable Articles ==
* What Does It Prove? by Walter Fleming - Issue #2 (1939)
* The World Changes by Sam Moskowitz - Issue #2 (1939)
* The Moon Changes, Too by Bob Tucker - Issue #4 (1939)
* A Defense for Fan Fiction by Louis Kuslan - Issue #5 (1939)
* Hey! Stop! Please! by Sam Moskowitz - Issue #5 (1939)
*A Little Lesson in Tuckerology by Bob Tucker - Issue #7 (1939)
* Letters Through the Ages by John F. Burke - Issue #14 (1940)
* The Birth of The Time Traveller by Julius Schwartz Issue #17 (1940)
* How to Win Fans and Influence Scientific Fiction by Charles L. Beling Issue #23 (1941)
* If I Werewolf a RPF round robin story continued over several issues, by Louis Russell Chauvenet, Jack Speer, Harry Jenkins, Jr., Elmer Perdue, Bob Tucker and the Minnesota Fantasy Society Issues #23-26 (1941-1942)
* Emergency Flare by Harry Warner Jr Issue 27 (1942)
* Do Fans Suffer From Dementia? by Gerry de la Ree Issue #29 (1942)
* The Canadian Stf. and Fantasy Scene by Leslie A. Croutch Issue #29 (1942)
* Three Fandoms in England by Doug Webster, Issue #30 (1942)
== References ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Spag

SPAG (an acronym for Spelling and Grammar) or SPaG (for Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar)What are SPaG errors?, on a writer's forum where both definitions are given, accessed September 12, 2011 is a term used to describe a light proofreading of a piece of fanfiction, rather than a more in-depth Beta read. Fans will request a SPAG beta for their fanfic if they primarily want those issues covered.SPaG Beta needed on hp_betas_wanted, accessed September 12, 2011 
Fans will also use the term in discussion of fanfic or in recs or reviews. A fan might say that a story had good SPAG, but a few typos here and there when they describe a work. 
The term is not universal in fandom, but is widely understood. The term is also used in popular internet culture, writing and blogging circlesSPAG..., a blogger in the UK talking about his writing ability, accessed September 12, 2011 as well as in fannish contexts. The term may have originated within education circles.'Spag' can happen to anyone, Toronto Star column that says the term is "teacherly", accessed September 12, 2011 
==References==
 
Category:Fiction Writing Category:Abbreviations & Acronyms
Spaghetti Western

A Spaghetti Western is a Western movie that was produced in Europe, especially in Italy.
==Fanworks==
*, a tumblr art blog by ladyoftheblue with a focus on Spaghetti Westerns
*Spaghetti Western - Fandom tag on the Ao3
*Westerns All Italiana! (zine)
==Archives & Resources==
*A List Full of Spaghetti Westerns on the IMDb
*Wikipedia:List of spaghetti Westerns
*Wikipedia:Spaghetti Western
==References==
Category:Western (genre)
Spam

Spam is a general Internet term for repetitive posts or messages. The name comes from the Monty Python SPAM songWikipedia:SPAM.. 
In fandom, it can refer to crossposting the same information to many groups. Fans often use it to apologize for frequent Livejournal or blog posts, which may often be of new-fandom squee. (could use a reference here) Posts with a large number of photos or screencaps are sometimes called picspam.
Spam can also refer to defacement of common spaces, a sort of electronic graffitiFanlore:Managing Conflict#Spam, or "advertising which invades user space, masquerading as desirable content or contacts" Fanlore:Deceptive Practices#Spam
== References ==
Spandy

Spandy is a ship in SpongeBob SquarePants fandom. One fan characterized this pairing as "easily one of the most popular SpongeBob ships as well as the least popular ship. Many advocate it whole-heartedly (the fanfic site is FULL of them) and others completely despise it."Spandy: Improbable But Not Impossible, post by That One Random Boss, Feb 1 2014, sbmania.net forums
* http://sugarbubblegum333.deviantart.com/art/Spongebob-proof-of-spandy-109184490
* https://www.fanfiction.net/community/Spandy-Fanfics/115499/
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Sandy Cheeks/SpongeBob SquarePants tag on Archive Of Our Own
*Spongebob/Sandy fics on FFN
* http://www.deviantart.com/tag/spandy
* http://spongefan.wikia.com/wiki/Spandy
* http://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/SpongeBob-Sandy_Relationship
==References==
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
Category:Het Pairings