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The Southern Vampire Mysteries

The Southern Vampire Mysteries is a series of books written by Charlaine Harris. The first book in the series serves the basis for the HBO TV series True Blood (2008–2014), which later differs from the book series.
==Canon==
The series is narrated in first person perspective by Sookie Stackhouse, a waitress and a telepath in the fictional town of Bon Temps in northwestern Louisiana set two years after vampires revealed themselves to the world. 
The chronological series order:
* Dead Until Dark (2001)
* Living Dead in Dallas (2002)
* Club Dead (2003)
* Dead to the World (2004)
** “Fairy Dust” (2004)
** “Dracula Night” (2007)
* Dead as a Doornail (2005)
** “One Word Answer” (2004)
* Definitely Dead (2006)
* All Together Dead (2007)
** “Lucky” (2008)
* From Dead to Worse (2008)
** “Gift Wrap” (2008)
* Dead and Gone (2009)
** “Two Blondes” (2010)
* Dead in the Family (2010)
** Small-Town Wedding (2011)
* Dead Reckoning (2011)
* Deadlocked (2012)
* Dead Ever After (2013)
** “If I Had a Hammer” (2011)
** “Playing Possum” (2012)
==Fandom==
The SVM fandom was fairly large and most of its fans migrated to the True Blood fandom once the series was announced/aired. Thus many of the fannish communities such as online forums, LiveJournal communities, archives and fansites are mixed with True Blood.
===Shipping===
* Sookie Stackhouse/Eric Northman
* Bill Compton/Sookie Stackhouse
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Southern Vampire Mysteries works at AO3
* Sookie Stackhouse/Southern Vampire Mysteries works at FFN
* Area Five a defunct fanfiction archive
* EricNorthman.net, fansite and fanfiction archive
* SVM section of FandomFiction.com (defunct)
* SVM section of MyVampFiction.com (defunct)
* SookieStackhouse.com (defunct)
* EricandSookieLovers.com - Eric/Sookie (defunct)
* Fanged Fics (fic rec site)
===LiveJournal===
* sookieverse_lj
* thesookieclub
* merlottes
* fang_readers
* ONTD_trueblood
* vikingvamp (Eric)
==Resources==
* Southern Vampire Mysteries Wikia
==References==
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Category:The Southern Vampire Mysteries
The Souvenir

The Souvenir is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells.
It was published in the print zine First Time #18.
 
==Summary==
"McCoy Gives Kirk a Vulcan dildo as a joke, assuming he and Spock are lovers."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1988===
===1989===
 
 
===2003===
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Space:1999 Convention

The Space:1999 Convention was an attempted con sponsored by the short-lived Space: 1999 Society. 
It was fan-run and scheduled to include celebrity guests of honor. 
The event was in competition with SpaceCon I held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1979, and SpaceCon II held in Columbus, Ohio in 1980, both of which were sponsored by The International Space: 1999 Alliance.
==1979==
* was promoted in Starlog
* was to be the first Space:1999 convention of the The Space: 1999 Society
* was to take place in Columbus, Ohio (later changed to New York)
* was originally planned to occur November 23-25, 1979, and some of the flyers reflect this date. It was postponed to summer of 1980, but ultimately not held 
* organizers had difficulty in securing guests of honor to appear
This convention was an attempt by two organizers, Ted Hruschak and Mona Delitsky, to break away from SpaceCon and form an alternate fan group and hold a separate con gathering. They were unsuccessful, due in part to the relatively small overall size of Space: 1999 fandom in general; most fans preferred to stay with the larger and most established group, The International Space: 1999 Alliance. Hruschak and Delitsky had both been involved with the formation of the original Alliance group as Section Heads. They had disagreements with the other members, which led to the attempt to form a new organization.
Also see Alpha News Service #2 (it is online as a pdf) for more detailed information about this upstart group.
Image:1999con1979-1.jpg|1979 flyer
Image:1999con1979-2.jpg|1979 flyer
==1980==
* It was rescheduled for August 23 and 24, 1980 at the Holiday Inn LaGuardia, New York City, but cancelled due to low ticket sales. See the pdf of Alpha News Service #4 at that page for more.
* Events: costume dance, SF films, 1999 episodes, special guests from Space:1999 and "The Alpha Awards", a vote on the "Bests" of Space:1999." 
* It was the scene where "selecting the official title for Space: 1999 fandom" fans
* The con charity was to be The American Cancer Society.
Image:space19991980flyer.jpg|a flyer for the 1980 con
Image:space1999alphaaward.jpg|the ballot for "The Alpha Awards"
Image:space1999nameballot.jpg|the ballot for choosing an "official" fan group name
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Conventions
Category:1978 Conventions
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Space Age

The Space Age was a quarterly publication within a children's science club (called the Melbourne Amateur Science Club) in Melbourne, Australia. 
MASC was started in 1971 and ran until 1977, when its Star Trek subsection (named Austrek) outgrew the parent club and forced it to shut down due to limited time and resources.
Due to the small numbers of copies printed, and the intervening decades that have passed, very few copies remain of this publication. 
==Club Zine==
This zine was published quarterly. Volume 1 (six issues) was published around 1975; Volume 2 (believed to possibly number 3 or 4 issues before MASC closed) commenced later in 1976.
It was intended as a forum for original fiction, news, and reports from the subsections of the club, which were each dedicated to a particular branch of science, or pseudoscience (with the intention of exploring these latter topics in a scientific way). These subsections included the Star Trek subsection (named Austrek), which commenced in 1975, and volume 2 issues of "The Space Age" included volume 1 issues of Spock fanzine as handouts, commencing with SPOCK V1E2.
Some production elements of the zine drew inspiration from two external sources: a local metropolitan newspaper called "The Age" (hence the name of the zine became "The Space Age"); and "Countdown" magazine from the UK, which numbered its pages backwards (simulating a countdown) and the last issues of this zine did likewise.
The zine ceased production with the closure of MASC.
==Successor Publication==
=="Spock," The Insert to the MASC Newsletter==
==References==
Category:1975 Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Space Corps Scandals

The Space Corps Scandals was described by its creator in an ad in Universal Translator #13 as "an adult space opera." It appears to be Original Fiction.
There were two "Special Editions," according to a 1983 ad in Imperium. These issues may have been actual special editions, or they may be how the original zine was titled.
One of its contributors is Tim Eldred.
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1981 Zines
The Space Emperor

The Space Emperor is a work of original fiction by glumshoe (AO3 username "toadstar").
==Development==
The story begane with a short, humorous Tumblr post:
Glumshoe continued to elaborate on the joke by playing on Space Opera tropes, and with fan response it grew into a plotted story about a Space Emperor and his intended assassin going on capers throughout the galaxy.
As the story grew, many readers encouraged glumshoe to post it to AO3. Others had concerns about whether the story was "fannish" in nature enough to be hosted there, but after further discussion on tumblr the author did upload it to AO3. , anonymous Tumblr ask, answered by glumshoe, with followup discussion by others. Posted 19 May 2019. Accessed 17 August 2022.
==Reactions & Reviews==
==Fanworks==
* , by death-to-the-triffids, 2020
* , sketches by snagerdragon, 2020
==Resources==
* #space emperor tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Original Slash
Category:2019 Tumblr
Category:2019 Fanworks
Category:2020 Tumblr
Category:2020 Fanworks
The Spaces Inside

The Spaces Inside is a McKay/Sheppard slash AU by Lavvyan. 
Summary: John didn't know when he had started to look forward to their encounters. He only knew that somehow, they had become the highlights of his week.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
The Spark Inside

The Spark Inside was a Hanson fanfic challenge moderated by Brittney from 2006 to 2011. The last round was held in 2011 and in 2012, she moved the site to an archived version on PlaceToHide.net. Each round featured a different type of challenge.
==Spring 2006==
Description from the website:
Notable works:
* Escape by Hayley
* New Age Adam and Eve by Brittney
==Summer 2006==
Description from the website:
==Summer 2007==
Description from the website:
Notable stories:
* Caution:Wreckage by Alie
* Hear Me by Nat
* There Goes My Life by Becca
* Catalyst by Brittney
==Spring 2008==
Description from the website:
Notable stories:
* Faded by Renee C
* Go by Renee P
==Summer 2009==
Description from the website:
==Spring 2010==
Description from the website:
Notable stories:
* Beautiful Liar by Renee C
* Bed of Lies by Brittney
* Comfort Zone by Nikki
* Tumbling Down by Nat
==Spring 2011==
Description from the website:
==References==
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
The Sparkle of Moonbeams

The Sparkle of Moonbeams is a 2003 fan art calendar with drawings by Rosemarie Hauer. It was featured as part of Winterfest 2011 and can be found here. According to the online flyer it featured "Twelve pieces of art (Vincent and Catherine only)."
:"As sunlight guides you
:through your waking hours,
:the sparkle of moonbeams
:guides me
:through my dreams..."
		
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
Category:2003
The Special Moments Calendar

Special Moments Calendar is a het 1992-93 (created in 1992) calendar by Mary Ellen Nicosia. The art is Mary Ellen Nicosia, the poetry on each month was selected & edited by Carolyn Kleinsorge, & the graphics design & layout is by John Kleinsorge.
It is a sister publication of The Family Calendar.
It is online here.
 
Category:Poetry
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
Category:1992 Calendars
The Spectacular Spider-Man

The Spectacular Spider-Man is an animated television series that is focused on a young Peter Parker, and the origins of Spider-Man.
==Canon==
The Spectacular Spider-Man chronicles the life of sixteen year old Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man. After being bitten by a radioactive super-spider, Peter Parker gained incredible powers. Dedicating his life to fighting crime, Peter struggles to maintain his school life and his life as a superheroThe Spectacular Spider-Man at TV.com.
===Main Characters===
* Peter Parker, the alter ego of Spider-Man
* Eddie Brock and the alien symbiote Venom
* Harry Osborn
* Gwen Stacy
* Liz Allan
* L. Thompson Lincoln/Tombstone/Big Man
* J. Jonah Jameson
* John Jameson
* Mary Jane Watson
* Norman Osborn/Green Goblin
* Flash Thompson
* Kenny Kong
* Ned Lee
* Alex O'Hirn/Rhino
* George Stacy
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Peter Parker/Gwen Stacy
* Peter Parker/Mary Jane Watson
* Harry Osborn/Peter Parker
* Harry Osborn/Gwen Stacy
* Liz Allan/Peter Parker 
* Sha Shan Nguyen/Flash Thompson 
* Peter Parker/Wade Wilson
* Betty Brant/Ned Lee
* Eddie Brock/Peter Parker
* Harry Osborn/Norman Osborn
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
* spectacular spider man by GabiTozati
* pete and company by samuraiblack
* Spider-Man Meets Spider-Man by Anicomicgeek (Ultimate Spider-Man crossover)
* Tangled Web by MatthewB3
* Gwen Stacy 1 by SpiedyFan
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Spectacular Spider-Man works at AO3
* The Spectacular Spider-Man works at FFN
* #spectacularspiderman at DeviantArt
===Fansites===
* The Spectacular Spider-Man at Marvel Animation Age
==References==
<references>
Spider-Man
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
*Spectacular Spider-Man
The Specter of Death

The Specter of Death is a series of Kim Possible fics written by cwesthawk. 
== Synopsis ==
== Pairings ==
* Kim/Shego
* Felix/Zita
* Wego/Monique/Wego
* Yori/Will
* Bonnie/Señor Senior, Junior
* Hego/Vivian
* Camille Leon/Adrena Lynn
== Original Characters ==
* Dr Stuart Pendus
* Dr. Flynn Feasible
== Series ==
* The Specter of Death
* Robots & Redemption
* Wedding Elements
* The Specter of Death - Reindeer Games
* The Shadow of Infinity
** The Shadow of Infinity, Reboot
== Reactions and Reviews ==
Category:Kim Possible Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction
The Speed Of The Beat Of My Heart

The Speed of the Beat of My Heart is an unfinished Xena alt uber novel by Michal Salat and Joann Muscolo. The story contains BDSM sex scenes.
It was available on their website as of 2003, and was later available on their yahoo group TalkingSpeed, but in 2011 a livejournal fan reported having difficulty getting access to the fic.bellataggart. , posted to livejournal 9 April 2011
Authors' summary:
==Fan Reactions==
Excerpt from a fansite review:
2008 forum comment:
2009 forum comment:
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Uber Novels
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Spell (Star Trek: TOS story by Cervelle Marais)

The Spell is a Kirk/Spock story by Cervelle Marais.
It was published in the print zine First Time #55.
==Summary==
"Kirk accidentally catches Spock masturbating to the blues."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Spell (Star Trek: TOS story by Gayle F.)

The Spell is a Star Trek: TOS story by Gayle F.. 
It was published in the print zine Galactic Discourse #2.
==Author's Comments==
In 1994, Gayle F commented on the two non-slash stories she'd written, and "The Spell" was one of them: 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
The Spellbinders, Inc.

The Spellbinders, Inc. was California fan club. 
From a 1986 flyer: "We are a local Sonoma County non-profit organization comprised of writers, artists, and fans of Science Fiction and Fantasy. We are a diverse group of people ranging in age from 20-70. Our organization exists to promote the enjoyment , appreciation, and production of Science Fiction and Fantasy literature and art, largely through educational activities."
This club co-sponsored Octocon.
From Fern Lynch in 1978: 
 
==References==
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
The Spiderwick Chronicles

The Spiderwick Chronicles is a children's and teen's fantasy book series, movie, and TV show.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Jared/Simon
===Fan Communities===
*sw_fieldguide
*Spiderwick-Fans
==Fannish Links==
*AO3 tags: 
**The Spiderwick Chronicles - Tony DiTerlizzi & Holly Black
**The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008)
**The Spiderwick Chronicles (TV)
*Spiderwick Chronices Fanfiction.net filter
*Wattpad tags: 
**spiderwick
*spiderwickchronicles
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Live-action Film
The Spiral Staircase (Australian Beauty and the Beast zine)

You may be looking for The Spiral Starcase, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine published in Canada.
The Spiral Staircase is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) newsletter published by the Beauty and the Beast Fan Club of Victoria, Australia. 
The club was founded by Liz Czepiel in Melbourne, Australia. 
==Issue 1==
The Spiral Staircase 1 was published in August 1989. It was one-and-one-third pages (one A4 page printed on both sides). Editor was Liz Czepiel:
Liz spoke of a campaign to get the series returned to television, and of networking with overseas fans for mutual benefit.
She also spoke of plans to have a meeting on the weekend of 15th/16th October 1989 and invited people to register attendance; car-pooling was potentially available, and maybe even overnight accommodation.
==Issue 2==
The Spiral Staircase 2 was published in November 1989. Editors appeared to be jointly Liz Czepiel and Pat Putyra. Sixteen pages including copies of press releases. Also contains two pages of advertisements for Vincent clothing items, and black & white prints.
This issue included a separate petition to be signed and returned so that the collated material could be presented to Channel 7. Liz also thanked Pat Putyra for volunteering to become the newsletter editor. Pat reported: 
 
She also reported that Liz would be contacting the committee for Danse Macabre, the 29th Australian National Science Fiction Convention (13th to 16th April 1990) for permission to interview GoH George RR Martin about Beauty and the Beast. 
A "Stop Press" item reported that due to the non-ratings period commencing on television, the series was returning to Melbourne's Channel 7. 
A "Sonnet for Beauty and the Beast" by Betty Neiswender acknowledged Shakespeare's influence and it proclaimed (in part):
 
Press Releases from Witt/Thomas Productions (with Republic Pictures) and The Lippin Group (NY) included one featuring information "About Beauty and the Beast", and biographies of Beauty and the Beast actors Ron Perlman and Linda Hamilton. 
Advertisements from Beth Blighton in Michigan, USA, reported that she was taking pre-orders for Vincent T-Shirts, night shirts, and stationary. 
Category:1989 Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category: Beauty and the Beast Zines
The Spirit of Friendship

The Spirit of Friendship is a het 119-page novel by Barbara Nice-Miller and Jason Cleaver. Cover by Sophia Kelly Shultz.
Summary from the publisher, "Scully's spirit is trapped outside her body, and it's up to Mulder and Melissa Scully to save her. An AU story where Melissa Scully survived her gunshot wound."
 Category:X-Files Het Zines
Category:1990s
The Splintered Soul Staring Back At Me

The Splintered Soul Staring Back At Me is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Reverse Bang by DragonGirl180. It is rated T for Teen (rating). The fic was beta-read by ReminiscentLullaby.
The premise for the fic is based on artwork created by Ayumuchinnn.Tumblr masterpost, GabeNath Reverse Bang, Dec 12, 2020
== Fic Info ==
=== Summary ===
In the aftermath of the battle and a brief hospital stay, Nathalie is safe at home. Her recovery has been a bit stagnant, but she’s been granted leave from work and the miraculous is finally fixed. Things can only go up from here, right?
===Additional Tags===
Angst, Not A Happy Ending, Nightmares, Regret, Guilt, Ghosts, shifting reality, undiagnosed mental illness, past implied abuse, Spiralling, GabeNath Reverse Bang 2020
==Reception==
==Additional Art==
Ayumuchinn also provided a second official art piece to accompany the fic.
==References==
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
The Spock/McCoyote's Den

The Spock/McCoyote's Den is a fanworks archive focused on the Star Trek: The Original Series pairing of Spock/McCoy. It contains 576 stories by multiple authors, and 100 pieces of fanart by various artists. The site was active during the early 2000s, with the last update being in 2006, but the site is still up for viewing. 
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
The Spock Charisma Effect

The Spock Charisma Effect is a chapter in Star Trek Lives!. It is by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
From the book: "Spock is said to have a number of sub-effects on viewers. He is a sexy ("The Sex Effect"), ethical ("The Admiration Effect"), appealing ("The Psychological Visibility Effect") character. He shows us that the future, while daunting, is not as intimidating as it might be and that we'll find ways to cope ("The Future Shock Effect"). And while he is different ("The Half-Breed Effect"), he is not as lonely and isolated as he might appear, because of his friendship ("The Friend Effect") with Kirk."
==Fandom Use==
Despite robust attempts by Lichtenberg in interviews, LoCs, and zine reviews to make the term into a widely-accepted one in fandom, only Lichtenberg appears to use it. 
Also see Demanding Fantasy, Intimate Adventure, Alien Romance, and Tailored Effect, other little-used terms coined by Lichtenberg.
Another fan-created genre that was heavily promoted by its creator, one which did take on wings of its own, is Paula Smith's term Mary Sue.
==From the Author==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category: 1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
The Spock and Christine Fan Fiction Page

The Spock and Christine Fan Fiction Page was a fanfiction archive in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom, focused on the pairing of Spock/Chapel. The site was originally created as an archive for all the fanfiction shared on the SpockandChristine mailing list. The site was active in the early 2000s, with the last update being in 2005. In 2008 it closed and was incorporated as part of the 1001 Trek Tales archive.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:1999 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
The Sporting Life

The Sporting Life is a Cho Chang/Pansy Parkinson podfic by anna_unfolding (0:18:58). It is a podfic of the fanfic of the same name, written by byblythe.
Summary: ten sporting moments and two clever girls
This was recorded as part of the 2012 Informal Twitter Podfic Exchange.
==Recs and Reviews==
*This is a classic Hogwarts-era femslash story filled with banter, dry humour, and sexual tension. Anna_unfolding provides an excellent reading that captures the snarky humor of Pansy's narration and the delicious flirting between Pansy and Cho.woldy. Amplirecathon: 12 femslash recs in 4 fandoms, July 28, 2013. (Accessed October 4, 2014)
==References==
Category:Femslash Podfics
Category:Harry Potter Podfics
Category:2013 Podfics
The Spuffy Realm

The Spuffy Realm is a large automated (self-posting) fanfiction archive for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel fandom in the Spike/Buffy pairing. It was founded in 2003, and uses eFiction software. It remained online and updated as of June 2016, when it contained 4236 stories by 996 authors. The site also hosts a forum including extensive fic finding and recommendations threads.
In February 2016 the archivist, Parisian Byndum, requested donations to pay the site's hosting fees to keep the archive online.
==Review==
Nocturnal Light describes it as a 'Huge Spuffy fanfic archive for all taste palettes.'Nocturnal Light: Spuffy Links Directory (accessed 9 June 2016)
==Reference==
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Het Archives
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:EFiction