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The Spy Who Loved Me

The Spy Who Loved Me is a slash Man from UNCLE anthology.
==Issue 1==
The Spy Who Loved Me 1 was published in September 2005 and contains 200 pages. The color cover is by Cat's Meow Creative Arts. Content description from the publisher:
* Love is Strong by ChannelD (Excerpt: If Napoleon ever took his own life, Illya would endlessly wonder why Napoleon hadn't come to him for help. It would haunt him. Was it possible that Napoleon would feel the same way?)
* U.N.C.L.E.'s Christmas Custom by Ashleigh Anpilova (Excerpt: Something passed between them, encircled them, and then drifted upward where it hovered, out of reach, out of understanding, but clearly there. They were facing one another again, and Napoleon's hand was once more on Illya's shoulder, squeezing it in a very possessive way.)
* Magic Touch by ChannelD (Excerpt: They would talk about it, in horrified whispers back at Headquarters; how Illya Kuryakin had been buried alive and had tried to claw through solid wood in his death throes. He wouldn't.)
* The Uncovered Affair by Ashleigh Anpilova (Excerpt: Illya grinned and said mockingly, "I hardly believe the role Mr. Waverly and yourself have designed for me to be 'undercover,' moya dorogoy. It is more like 'uncovered.'")
==Issue 2==
The Spy Who Loved Me 2 was published in March 2006 and contains 144 pages. Content description from the publisher:
*Hearts Desire by ChannelD (Summary: "He cannot know who you are, or what your purpose is," Waverly continued. "Given that he was betrayed by one of our operatives, he would have no cause to trust you and might even turn you over in hopes of a more favorable arrangement. Do not underestimate him, Mr. Solo. He has a brilliant mind, and will be quick to detect anything out of the ordinary in your demeanor. You must be his owner - his master - in fact as well as in appearance. Given your proclivities," he concluded, voice dry, "I trust this will not be beyond your capabilities.")
*Forgiveness by Ashleigh Anpilova (Excerpt: After all, why should his ex-partner want to see him after what Napoleon did - or didn't/couldn't do - eight years ago?)
*Illya Kuryakin Unleashed by Ashleigh Anpilova (Excerpt: I soon realized that what I had was not just a super-efficient, highly intelligent killing machine, but also a man who, despite his aloof, detached exterior cared deeply and passionately; a man who was searching for a mission in life.)
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2005 Zines Category:2006 Zines
The Squire's Tales

"The Squire's Tales" is a novel series by Gerald Morris that blends retellings of Arthurian Legends with original characters and plot lines. The books mainly follow Sir Gawain and an original character of Morris's in his squire Terence, especially in the beginning of the series where Terence's perspective is often the main one. In some books the two play more minor roles, but they appear more than some other main characters, who may only be focused on during the duration of their own book or story. The title of the series comes from the first book, The Squire's Tale, which was published in 1998. The final book in the series was published in 2010 , Morris's Wikipedia Page.
==Fanfiction==
*Archive of Our Own
*FanFiction
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Young Adult Literature
The Stade

The Stade was the website for fiction by Brate and Gemini. Other others were added: JJJunky, K. Hanna Korossy, and Carole Seegraves.
==Some Info==
* What's New (November 1, 2003-Decmber 31, 2004)
* What's New (February 21, 2005-June 20, 2006)
* What's New (January 1, 2007-March 16, 2007)
==The Fiction Links==
* Brate
* K. Hanna Korossy
* JJJunky
* Gemini
* Carole Seegraves (offline)
Category:2000s
The Staff Room

The Staff Room was a Harry Potter fanfiction archive for stories centering on members of the Hogwarts staff.
The site was started by Romana in June 2002 and was hosted at her site, Romana's TARDIS. It moved twice, once in late 2002 and again in 2004, this time to its own domain at staff-room.co.uk. The archive closed in late 2005 or early 2006.www.staff-room.co.uk. The Staff Room, archived 05 May 2006 by the Wayback Machine. The site contained an image banner announcing that the archive had been closed.
When the archive was moved in 2004, it was also upgraded to eFiction software. Before its move to eFiction, the site also accepted fanart.
It had an ezboard message board called the Staff Room Noticeboard, started in 2002. It was used for site announcements, general discussion, and feedback and reviews of archived stories
As of August 2005, the archive contained 42 stories by 31 authors.
==2004 Reopening==
== Screenshots==
File:The Staff Room warning page.png|Warning page for the non-eFiction site (December 2002). Contains an IRCA button.
File:The Staff Room homepage 2002.png|Home page of the non-eFiction site (December 2002).
File:The Staff Room eFiction site 2004.png|eFiction relaunch of the site (September 2004). Subtitled "Full of staffic-y goodness!"
File:The Staff Room Noticeboard.png|The Staff Room Noticeboard at ezboard (December 2002).
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:EFiction
The Staff of Creation Theory

The Staff of Creation Theory is a fan theory in RWBY fandom. The theory states that Clover Ebi will be resurrected by Qrow using the Staff of Creation.
The theory was created by fairgame-is-canon after RWBY's volume 7 finale and quickly gained popularity within the Fair Game fandom. Similar theories have been proposed in regards to resurrecting Pyrrha Nikos, and the origins of Penny Polendina.
==Resources==
*Clover Will Be Revived With the Staff of Creation - the original theory post by fairgame-is-canon
* Staff of Creation Theory Thoughts and Companion Theory by theonceoverthinker
==Fanwork Examples==
===Fanfiction=== 
* Everything Matters (When It Comes To You) by TheFrysh 
* Until the End by idiotwithacatpen 
* Unexpected Rematch by AceofDreams 
* Lucky Me by IntoxicatedElephant 
===Artwork===
* a second chance by shikerfitzgerald
* staff theory got me 👀 by lazulliiii
==References== 
Category:Fan Theories
Category:RWBY
The Stanley Parable

The Stanley Parable is a video game centred on the titular Stanley following, or in many cases not following, the story told by The Narrator.
The game began in 2011 as a mod of the game Half Life 2.
==Canon==
===Characters===
*Employee 427 aka Stanley
*The Narrator
*Bucket
*Mariella
*The Curator
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Stanley/Narrator
*Stanley/Bucket
*Mariella/Curator
==Fanworks==
===Animations===
*the stanley parable but it's a cheaply animated cartoon (Jun 2023) by CattyCodes
===Fan Fic===
*Whatever The Opposite of a Speedrun Is (2022) by alexisroyce
category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Video Games
category:Game Mods
The Star Blazers Fandom Report

The Star Blazers Fandom Report was a newsletter fanzine published from 1981 to 1984 by the Star Blazers Fan Club. Originally titled News Line, it reported on Star Blazers news, including conventions, and hosted fanworks and discussion. Anime-Zine, one of the first general English-language anime zines, was published by founding editor Robert Fenelon and is credited as its spiritual successor. 
== About ==
Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Category:Star Blazers
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Category:Anime & Manga Zines
Category:APA
Category:1984 Zines
The Star Change

The Star Change is a gen Blake's 7 108-page anthology of fiction by Moira Dahlberg.
Fiction:
* "The Star Change"
* "The Nova Taryl" (reprinted from Chronicles #4)
* "Anomaly" (later reprinted in Teleport #2)
* "Second Chance" (reprinted from Chronicles #6)
* "Escape Velocity" (reprinted from B7 Complex #3)
* "Chura"
* "The Long Past" (reprinted from Gambit #2)
* "A Change of Scene" (reprint of "A Change of Season" from Chronicles #7)
* "To Cheat Fate"
* "My Friend, My Executioner"
Poetry:
* "Anna"
* "Elitan of Denda"
* "Kera" (later reprinted in Chronicles #9/10)
* "For Avon"
* "For Servalan"
* "What?" (later reprinted in Teleport #2)
* "Kera's Thoughts"
* an untitled verse
There are several other stories distributed separately in 1984 that appear to have been additions to this zine. 
* "Not All Who Dare Can Win" (later reprinted in Chronicles #17/18)
* "Not with a Whimper"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1983 Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
The Star Gazer

You may be looking for Stargazer, a Star Trek: TNG newsletter. Also see Stargazer for other uses of this title. 
The Star Gazer is a gen Star Trek: TOS 68-page poetry anthology published in Australia. It is digest-sized (5" x 8"), and the poetry is by Betsi Ashton. The artists are Rick Taylor, Betsi Ashton, Shtona Isreb, Sylvia Ruwoldt, & Shaun Brown. 
It is dedicated to "Diane Marchant, and to all those lovers of Star Trek who feel that they are different from their friends and neighbors, and who feel lonely and isolated. May the love of all Trekkers reach out and comfort you."
Most of the poems in this anthology were later reprinted by Betsi in her expanded work, Portals of Time, published in 1986.
Betsi's poem Beyond the Edge of the World, the final poem in this anthology, was read aloud by Geoff Allshorn as part of his eulogy to Diane Marchant at her funeral in 2006; Betsi gave her verbal consent for him to do this and for any further public use at his discretion, and she died shortly after. In 2022, it was published on his humanist website in Betsi's memory.
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Image:stargazerinside.jpg|inside pages
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1979 Zines
The Star Kobol Journals

The Star Kobol Journals is a gen Battlestar Galactica (1978) anthology with four issues. 
Its stories are about the people of the colonies, and the trials and tribulations they face for the worlds they've chosen to defend in the name of humanity, brotherhood, and peace.
==From the Publisher: 2014==
==Issue 1==
The Star Kobol Journals 1 was published in 1983 and contains 48 pages.
"The pilots stepped forward to help, but the boy had seen them and raised his gun. 'We won't hurt you,' Apollo said again. 'How do I know that?' The boy asked, raising to his knees. While his attention was fixed on Apollo, Starbuck made a move to disarm the boy. It was almost his last act..." 
==Issue 2==
The Star Kobol Journals 2 was published in 1983 or 1984 and contains 63 pages.
"I'm hit, Starbuck!' Apollo cried while trying to keep his bucking Viper from spinning out of control. 'It's okay, o'l buddy,' Starbuck answered. 'We'll work our way in. I'm due to a refuel anyway.' 'Listen, Starbuck, you go on.' 'Now, hang on, pal, doesn't look like your lasers are gonna be much good to you.' Actually, the whole undercarriage of Apollo's Viper was gone, and it was doubtful he could even land if he managed to make it back to the Galactica." 
==Issue 3==
The Star Kobol Journals 3 contains 84 pages.
* Fleet Com Line Alpha (2)
* The Scorpion, part two, The Legacy by Lori Anderson (5)
* A Second Chance at Childhood by Marie Gleason (15)
* Word Search by Lori Anderson (48)
* Echo of Valor by Ric Victor, art by Barbara Walker (49)
* The Adventures of the Star Kobol by Holly Oaks (60)
* Profile: Gyronia by Ric Victor (77)
* Intership Communications (79)
* The Leading Edge (80)
* Purple and Orange? (ad for the zine series, Purple and Orange??) (82)
* Pyramids (ad for the zine, Pyramids?) (83)
==Issue 4==
The Star Kobol Journals 4 was published in 1989 and contains 72 pages.
* The Scorpions III: A Case of Conscience by Lori Anderson ("Someone has hired an assassin to murder a member of the Royal House of Scorpia, and it is up to Starbuck and the Blue Squadron to find the killer before he finds his target.")
* The Ways of the Warrior by Ric Victor ("Several warriors from the gathering aboard the Rising Star the day before the Betrayal find that the Galactica was not the only ship in the fleet to survive.")
* The Epitaph by Marie Gleason ("A fiery ball of flames leads everyone to believe that Major Azriel is dead on the unexplored planet of Alpha 8. Only Commander Phoenix doesn't believe the intelligence reports.")
* Adventures of the Star of Kobol by Holly Oaks ("Amidst rescue operations and the search for food to feed the last remnants of man, the plot to kill the Star of Kobol's commander comes to a tragic end.")
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Star Trek 30th Anniversary Celebration

The Star Trek 30th Anniversary Celebration was a one-time convention event and party focused solely on Star Trek, held on the evening of Saturday, September 7, 1996. 
It was chaired by Anthony Wynn and Camilla Sundholm and was held at the Melody Ballroom in Portland, Oregon. Proceeds benefited Parkinson's disease treatment and research at the Parkinson's Center of Oregon.
Special guests were Robin Curtis and Gary Lockwood; the "special surprise guest" was actor Paul Carr (Lt. Lee Kelso in the Star Trek TOS episode Where No Man Has Gone Before). Music was provided by the Dick Saunders Trio and the evening was hosted by Portland television personality Rob Sample.
Events included a Special Charity Auction, Hors d'Ouerves, Autographs, and a Star Trek Birthday Party (that featured a large birthday cake and "The Happy Birthday Song" sung to Star Trek by the attendees). Ticket prices were $15.00 in advance and $17.00 at the door.
The event attracted over 350 attendees and raised over $10,000 for the charity.
==Gallery==
Image:30Program1.jpg|Event program, page 1.
Image:30Program2.jpg|Event program, page 2.
Image:30Program3.jpg|Event program, page 3.
Image:30Program4.jpg|Event program, page 4.
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Star Trek Bartender's Guide

You may be looking for The Star Trek Bartender's Guide and Punch Book or Starfleet Bar Guide.
The Star Trek Bartender's Guide is a Star Trek cookbook by Art Canfil and Larry Telles.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Food & Recipes
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Star Trek Bartender's Guide and Punch Book

You may be looking for The Star Trek Bartender's Guide.
The Star Trek Bartender's Guide and Punch Book has "Non-Classified Data" and "Introduction by James T. Kirk" on the cover. 
==Publisher's Comments Regarding Copyright and Trademark==
==References==
Category:Food & Recipes
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Star Trek Cattlecall

The Star Trek Cattlecall is a 1979 poem by Peggy Schwarz. 
It was printed in Infinite Diversity #3.
The topic was a fan's experience in trying out to be an extra in the 1979 film Star Trek: The Motion Picture. It is unclear from the poem whether its author was one of the chosen few, but since there is no future poetic commentary, chances are she was not.
For a fascinating article about this topic, see Faces in the crowd, a 2007 blog post by Therin of Andor.
==Some Tidbits==
* the try-outs were October 9, 1978, the fitting for costumes was October 11, 1978, and the filming was October 16, 1978
* Bjo Trimble and four other fans "passed the word along" to other BNF fans who each provided a list of names to Roddenberry
* the tryouts were on Gower Avenue
* Susan Sackett was in charge of reading off names, Bjo Trimble led fans to the secret door, Louise Stange gave each fan their admittance letter
* fans sat in bleachers under hot lights while "watchers" at tables observed them chatting
* three authors (David Gerrold, Kathleen Sky, Katherine Kurtz) were "scattered" among the crowd
* Robert Wise, the film's director, casted Bjo (well, of course!), and four other fans off the bat (likely the other four BNFs who provided the lists, because of course!)
* regarding appearances for the chosen: men had to cut their hair short but they could keep their mustaches, women would have to put their hair in buns or have short hair (no word on mustaches for women)
* if you weren't short or fat or over forty, then "all was fine" and you got to stand in a line, all others were told to go home
* those with acceptable appearances waited some more and were joined by more women
* Jo Ann Christy was chosen as "The Vulcan of the crew"
* there was more decisions by TPTB and a lucky twenty-one or so more fans were chosen, including Marge Hovt, Karen Trimble, and Sue Stephenson
Category:1979 Fanworks
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:Poetry
The Star Trek Guide (1967 official publication)

The Star Trek Guide was the official Norway Productions 31-page guide for writers for Star Trek: TOS. The booklet, "The Star Trek Guide," was sold for many, many years by Lincoln Enterprises, and it was one of their best-selling items.
It is online here. The last line: "Are you people on LSD?" "We tried, but we couldn't keep it lit."
This publication had a predecessor called Star Trek Format: The Original Star Trek Idea As Submitted To NBC by Gene Roddenberry, which was printed in ST-Phile (fanzine) as well as being sold by Lincoln Enterprises beginning in in 1967. It is unknown how much overlap there is between the two, though clearly the second publication's descriptions are much more familiar to fans. See Star Trek Format: The Original Star Trek Idea As Submitted To NBC by Gene Roddenberry for some of the early character descriptions, including Rand's description: "With a strip-queen figure even a uniform can't hide, Colt [Rand] serves as Captain's secretary, reporter, bookkeeper --- and with surprising efficiency. She undoubtedly dreams of serving Robert April [Jim Kirk] with equal efficiency in more personal departments." Because TPTB wouldn't want to waste a good strip queen reference twenty years later, they used it again! Here's the original proposal for Star Trek: TNG's Beverly Crusher: "If it were not for her intelligence, personality, and beauty, and the fact that she has the natural walk of a striptease queen, Capt Picard might not have agreed to her request that Wesley observe bridge activities, therefore letting her son's intelligence carry events further." -- from the March 1987 issue of Comlink: 
==Contents==
* STAR TREK FORMAT.................................................Page 1 
*SCRIPT FORMAT....................................................Page 6 
*THE U.S.S. ENTERPRISE............................................Page 7 
*CAPTAIN JAMES T. KIRK...........................................Page 10 
*MISTER SPOCK...................................................Page 11 
*DR. LEONARD (BONES) McCOY.......................................Page 12 
*OTHER RUNNING CHARACTERS........................................Page 13 
*STANDING SETS...................................................Page 15 
*IMPORTANT EQUIPMENT AND TERMINOLOGY............................ Page 19 
*QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS...........................................Page 27
==Excerpts==
===The Science Fiction===
===Some Characters===
==Some Sample Pages==
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==Meta/Further Reading==
* (2011)
* (2013)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
The Star Trek Guide (1976 zine)

You may be looking for The Star Trek Guide, a 1967 official Norway Productions guide to writing for the show.
The Star Trek Guide is a resource to the show. 
It is a 5.5" x 8.5" booklet. 
 
==The First Edition==
The first edition of this zine was published in October 1976 and contains 18 pages. On the cover: "Your complete guide to every episode. Synopses! Guest Stars! By the author of The Incredible Star Trek Book"
==Later Edition==
A later edition was published in 1978 and contains 36 pages. On the cover: "A complete listing of all Star Trek shows" and "New enlarged edition including Cast and Guest Stars." Also, "Aeonian/Star Trek Series." 
"According to the cover, this is published by Aeonian Press, not Amereon, and there is no mention of J.E. Clauss, whose name appears in the Books in Print entry for the 1976 edition. However, a copyright notice on the first page credits Amereon. This is a "new enlarged edition," but it's still just a 36-page staple-bound booklet... The Star Trek Guide is, according to the first page, "A guide to the original Star Trek scripts. Each of the shows is listed in order of appearance by season with title, date, stardate, authors, plot core, guest stars, and cast." The "plot core" is a one- or two-sentence plot synopsis. This has probably been reprinted since 1978. On the cover, the words "Star Trek" are printed in the typeface first used for Star Trek - The Motion Picture, which was released in December, 1979. (If memory serves, some promotional materials with the new typeface existed in 1978, but it seems likely that this is a later printing with a newer cover.)" http://www.well.com/~sjroby/lcars/1978.html Starfleet Library 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Star Trek Legacy Interviews

The Star Trek Legacy Interviews are a series of fan interviews published in the zine Legacy in 2007. 
==The Interviews==
* Legacy Interview with Anonymous
* Legacy Interview with Caren Parnes
* Legacy Interview with Carol F.
* Legacy Interview with Cynthia Drake
* Legacy Interview with Darien Duck
* Legacy Interview with Diane Marchant
* Legacy Interview with Dovya Blacque
* Legacy Interview with Fiona James
* Legacy Interview with Gayle F
* Legacy Interview with Georgia Barnes
* Legacy Interview with Kathy Resch
* Legacy Interview with Leslie Fish
* Legacy Interview with Marnie S.
* Legacy Interview with Nancy Kippax
* Legacy Interview with Natasha Solten
* Legacy Interview with Noel Silva
* Legacy Interview with Robin Hood
* Legacy Interview with Sheila Clark
* Legacy Interview with Suzan Lovett
* Legacy Interview with Syn Ferguson
* Legacy Interview with Valerie Piacentini
* Legacy Interview with Victoria Clark
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
The Star Trek Review

You may be looking for S-T Review, a Star Trek zine.
The Star Trek Review was a radio show in New York City which was "an information and nostalgia show covering all phases of Star Trek."
 
A similar later show was Talk Trek and Beyond.
==People Involved==
Announcers and creators: Casey, Jay, Dave, and Allan (Allan Asherman?).
 
==Fan Comments==
From a fan in 1975: 
==References==
Category:1970s Fanworks
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:Audio
The Star Trek Rosary

The Star Trek Rosary (with apologies to the Pope) is a short meta fiction by Cynthia Gwilym.
It was printed in Menagerie #3 in 1974.
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==Star Trek Prayers==
A similar fanwork is in Independent Entity #3 (1976): From Whence This Vestige by Joyce Stroedecke p. 17, includes a Trek version of the Lord's Prayer -- "Great Bird of the Galaxy, who art in the heavens; hallowed be thy name. Thy trekdom come, thy dreams be done on Terra as it is in the heavens. Give us this day our daily episode, and forgive us our misquotes as we forgive those who misquote us. And lead us not into cancellation, and deliver us from Nielsons. For thine is the trekdom, the creator and the producer forever..." 
==References==
Category:1974 Fanfiction