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Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead

Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead is a circuit Pros RPS (a very, very early example) by Agent 3.4-1/2/Mosby Singleton that was serialized in The Hatstand Express in five parts, in issue #3, issue #4, issue #6, issue #7, and ending in issue #8.
 
It was a story that caused a great deal of fannish discussion, most of it negative. Many fans were very unhappy with a RPS in general, and specifically "Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead"; in issue #7, one fan furiously threatened to cancel her subscription.
In issue #8, the author threatened to quit writing and leave the fandom.
A fan in issue #9 comments: "You were right to seal the center section. Bad taste admittedly designed to offend is best ignored."
After the story had been concluded in issue #9, the author wrote: "I really wasn't trying to trash the REAL people by any stretch of the imagination!"
===Regarding the Ending and the Segments===
A fan asks the editor of "The Hatstand Express a question, and the editor responded.
==Excerpts==
===Excerpt from Chapter One (from "The Hatstand Express" #3)===
Unless the mention of the "Fire Island Choral Society" is an allusion to prurience, the first chapter is very benign
The story starts out in a vague fashion: Martin Shaw, using the name Marvin Shore, hires Agent 3.4 1/2 to track down the author of a novel which portrays he and his partner: 
===Excerpt from Chapter Two (from the "The Hatstand Express" #4)===
Besides the editor, only one other fan comments about "Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead" in The Hatstand Express #4, saying, "I don't like serials" -- this is probably due to the fact that chapter one was pretty tame and touched only briefly on Martin and Shaw. Chapter two is different, with an alluded-to sex scene over the phone, Shaw's partner unnamed.
===Excerpt from Chapter Three (from "The Hatstand Express" #6)===
This chapter is far from explicit, nor does it have much to do with sex, implied or otherwise, except for this paragraph at the end:
===Excerpt from Chapter Four (from "The Hatstand Express" #7)===
===Excerpt from Chapter Five (from "The Hatstand Express" #8)===
==Fan Comments==
===Some Remarks from Fans at the Time the Story Was Published===
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===The Writer Bows Out===
In The Hatstand Express #8, the writer of this story gafiated.
===A Fan Asks the Author to Not GAFIATE Over the Whole Issue===
* from The Hatstand Express #9:
===Later Comments===
====Fans====
====Comments by the Author: 2012====
==References==
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Category:The Professionals RPF
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Deathdance

Deathdance is a gen novel written by Diana King. It was published in 1979 and contains 119 pages. Merle Decker illustrated the story.
==From a Publisher's Ad==
"A new ST novel... Mainstream drama with an emphasis on Kirk/Spock/McCoy characterizations and relationships... Some adult language is included but an age statement is not required." from Scuttlebutt #13 
==The Zine's Beginning==
In 1984, the author explained the birth of this zine: 
==Gallery==
File:Death1.jpg|interior art by Merle Decker
File:Death2.jpg|interior art by Merle Decker
File:Death3.jpg|interior art by Merle Decker
File:Death4.jpg|interior art by Merle Decker
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1979===
===1996===
===2007===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Deathdogs

Deathdogs is the odd name of a group of women who were M7 fans at the high point of the fandom's popularity. Their claim to fame is a wonderful fiction recs site for gen, adult, and slash. The seven women who ran the site freely admitted to certain biases: a demand for quality writing; a desire for well-characterized versions of the canon characters; a love for westerns and OW stories; a clear preference for Chris/Vin in the slash arena; and a love, a true love, of gen fic.
Their rec site, Death Dogs Tourist Guide to Magnificent 7 Fan Fiction, hosts recs for some of the best fic in the fandom. While it also misses some of the best fic because of their stated biases, it's a great resource, and a great place to start if you're new to the fandom and want good fiction recs.
This site is also the only place that Diamondback's "Camino Del Diablo" is archived. It's a Chris/Buck, Vin/Ezra, vampire/Mag 7 crossover that worked on so many levels--characterization, authentic setting in the old west series canon, adventure, drama-- that it rapidly became a "must read" for many slash fans.
Category:Magnificent Seven
Deatheater World Fiction

Deatheater World Fiction (happydementor) was a fanfiction review blog active in 2002 and 2003. It was run by Arrhae and Winged Kamui.
The blog was started on Blogspot and moved to LiveJournal in August 2002.
Its tagline at Blogspot was "Fanfic review for cynical readers and thick skinned authors." Its LiveJournal description states:
:"Deatheater World Fiction is a conglomerate of fanfic addicts who review things, mostly Harry Potter but other fandoms as well, that we find randomly on FFN."
==Stories Reviewed==
* Gethsemane by Alba (ardhrianna) (Harry Potter)
* Weasley, You Idiot! by Sheila B (babydraco) (Harry Potter, Ron/Draco)
* Tips for Yaoi Writers by Runner (yaoi meta)
* Here For You by Seravy (Final Fantasy Tactics, Agrias/Ovelia)
* Twisted by Alizarine (Good Omens)
* Serpentine Chain by Fidelis Haven (Harry Potter)
* Through a Glass, Darkly by Spyke Raven (Harry Potter, Snape/Voldemort & Snape/Harry)
* Weakness and Power by ThreeOranges (Harry Potter, Snape/Quirrell)
* Gravamen by Merripestin (The Lord of the Rings, Frodo/Sam)
* What You've Always Wanted by NeoMalfoy (Harry Potter, Harry/Draco)
* Nobody's Perfect by Akemi (Harry Potter, Oliver/Percy)
* Midnight by the Weasley Watch by excessivelyperky (Harry Potter)
* Doing It by Calidus (Harry Potter, Snape/Bloody Baron)
Category:2002Category:2003
Category:Recommendation SitesCategory:Harry Potter Recommendation SitesCategory:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Deathgame

Deathgame is the sequel to one of the first UK Pros slash stories "Power Play." Both are circuit stories written by Stuartsky. The story is also referred to under the title "Death Games."
==Online Dicussion==
On September 11, 2009, a few Pros fans gathered together in blueamaranthe's livejournal to discuss early Pros fic. See The Dreck wRECk - Reviewing Prosdom's Earliest Stories.
Excerpts from the discussion are included below. Read the entire discussion . 
Metabolick thoughts: "It is 3 weeks after the events of Power Games and the first free afternoon the lads have had since then. They go to view a film and eagerly anticipate the night to come. However, when they get back to the flat Doyle pulls a knife on Bodie and threatens to kill him “eventually” rather than letting anyone else have him. B agrees: “I feel that way, too. No one touches you but me…right?” I think this is a realistic way for these two tough men to declare their desire for an exclusive relationship.
A fandom trope in this story is the idea that they are both slightly crazy: “You call me a lunatic, but you’re crackers too. Thoroughly insane.” “Thoroughly,” Doyle agreed......
....The first part before the lads get to the flat doesn’t quite seem to fit in with the rest of the story. Also, although I know the author is English, having the lads buy hot dogs from a man with a hamburger stand strikes me as very American.
Krisserci5's thoughts: "It felt like part 2, basically a way for Doyle to equal things out by getting things straight with Bodie by putting a knife to his neck (raise your hand if you actually believed that Doyle would cut him) Doyle's major demand was "Don't treat me like a girl." If that was how Bodie treated girls, he wouldn't be getting much<g>
 
I'm glad I read it, but won't need to read again as I just don't ever see these characterizations."
Blue Amaranthe's thoughts: "Very talky. A lot of concern over roles and dynamics, which I think of as essentially feminine (only women fret about being treated like women -- you do not hear guys talk about this since...hello! It's not a concern for them as they're well aware).
Competently written but I do get really bored with the agonizing about Don't-you-dare-treat-me-like-a-girl! And whether they will be faithful or not (usually based on one or two nights together).
First line:
:"You're mad, Bodie," Ray Doyle said conversationally as they crossed the road to his car.
==References==
Category:1980s
Deathless Pros Press

Deathless Pros Press was a print zine publisher created by Alexfandra.
The focus of its fanworks was The Professionals.
==Zines Published==
* Aftermath ( 1995)
* Close Quarters (1996)
* Summer's End (1995)
* Tea for Two (1994)
* Truth to Tell (1995)
==A Proposed Zine==
==References==
Debatable Answers

Debatable Answers is a slash crossover 102-page Without a Trace/Cherry Falls novel by Tarlan. 
==Summary==
From the publisher: "Life for Brent Marken (Michael Biehn) and Martin Fitzgerald (Eric Close) has been going rather well, if you ignore the tabloid reports still stalking them and Victor Fitzgerald disowning his son. Then things get really interesting when Martin goes missing. As Brent and the Missing Persons' Unit races to find him, feelings change and ugly secrets are revealed."
==Series==
* Questionable Truth
* Debatable Answers
* Tomorrow is Another Day, a story printed in Come and Gone #3 (nominated for a Fan Q Award)
Category:Without a Trace
Category:Cherry Falls
Category:2005 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Debbie

See also: Deborah, Debra.
==Characters==
* Debbie Gallagher, a character from Shameless
* Debbie Novotny, a character from Queer As Folk
==Fans==
* Debbie a.k.a. Plumeria, a Roswell and multifandom fan
* DebbieB a.k.a. Deborah Baudoin, a multifandom fan writer
* Debbie Collin, a Star Trek fan writer
* Debbie Cummins, a Star Trek fan writer
* Debbie Goldstein, a Star Trek fan
* Debbie Kittle, a Star Wars fan writer
* Debbie Stone a.k.a stoneygirl77, a Sentinel fan
* Debby Stark, a Lois & Clark fan
* Debi C, a Stargate fan writer
Debbie Collin

Debbie Collin is a Star Trek: TOS fan artist who was active in the 1970s. Her work was featured in a number of zines, including Energize!, Grup, Interphase, Kraith Collected, Masiform D, The Other Side of Paradise, Quartet, T-Negative, and others
Image:Tneg25art2.jpg|from T-Negative #25 (1974)
Image:Tricorderreadingsart1.jpg|from Tricorder Readings (1974)
Image:Energizeart10.jpg|from Energize! (1975)
Image:Interphase2art2.jpg|from Interphase #2 (1975)
Image:Quartet2art1.jpg|from Quartet #2 (1975)
Image:Tneg26art1.jpg|from T-Negative #26 (1975)
Image:Tneg27art.jpg|from T-Negative #27 (1975)
Image:Tneg28art2.jpg|from T-Negative #28 (1975)
Image:Tneg29art3.jpg|from T-Negative #29 (1975)
Image:Grup5back.jpg|back cover of Grup #5 (1976)
Image:Grup5inside1.jpg|from Grup #5 (1976)
Image:Tneg30-31back.jpg|back cover of T-Negative #30/31 (1976)
Image:Interphaseteddybear.jpg|from Interphase #4 (1977)
Image:Otherside2art12.jpg|from The Other Side of Paradise #2 (1977)
Image:Tneg32-33art2.jpg|from T-Negative #32/33 (1977)
Image:Tneg34-35art3.jpg|from T-Negative #34/35 (1979)
Image:Masiform18inside.jpg|from Masiform D #18 (1998)
Category:Fanartists
Debbie Hoover Fanzine Collection

The Debbie Hoover Fanzine Collection is a collection of Star Trek and other science fiction fanzines spanning the years 1967-2007 that were donated to the University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections by Debbie Hoover via the Organization for Transformative Works.
From the Collection Overview on the University of Iowa Libraries website: (Accessed 4 April 2019)
==Similar Archives==
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
 
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Debbie Kittle

Debbie Kittle wrote for many Star Wars zines. 
She was the winner of several awards: Fan Q and The STAR aWARdS.
In 1990, she wrote in response to Ethics and Etiquette: A Proposal for the Buying and Selling of Fanzines: "I've been fairly quiet about the zine copying issue but I feel as long as it's done for your own personal use, then it's ok. So, in accordance with Mary and Cheree: I, Debbie Kittle, hereby give all fans permission to make themselves single, not for resale copies of any of my stories (I have my co-author's permission, as well) for their personal use. I think this is a pretty good idea." from Southern Enclave #25 
==Zines==
* Alliance & Empire
* Another Sky
* Blue Harvest
* Bright Center of the Universe
* Field Studies
* I Don't Care What You Smell
* Millennium 
* Only Hope 
* Sarlacc
* Shadowstar
* Snowfire 
* A Tremor in the Force
* Who's Scruffy-Lookin'?
* The Wookiee Commode
* Wookiee Rendezvous
* You Could Use a Good Kiss
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Debbie Painter

Debbie Painter is a Star Trek fanwriter and fanartist.
==Zines with Painter's Contributions==
* Almost Anything Goes #1, #2, #3
* Enter-comm #7
* Vault of Tomorrow #2, #3, #5, #8
==Sample Gallery==
 
Image:goesaround3-2.jpg|from Anything Goes #3
Image:goesaround3-4.jpg|from Anything Goes #3
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Debbilmice

Debbilmice (or DebbilMice) was a short-lived X-Files irreverent mailing list with a focus on gossipy, personal posts regarding fans, essays, MSTs, Monday smutcakes, recipes and "zaniness." 
Some fans found it hilarious, others found it divisive and cruel. There was wank involving socks, outing, and other things.
One famous essay posted at the site was Bitter Old Fic Queens and Why They Need to Get Over It, something that coined the term Bitter Old Fanfic Queen.
A similar site was The Wicked X Witches of Badfic Punishment.
The original mailing list had been disbanded in 1999End of the Debbilmice by Cincoflex on 1/20/99 but ATXC user Pyrephox18 created a new group after that:
==Some Comments Regarding Debbilmice==
===1998===
===1999===
==A Discussion About: "Yes Virginia" -- "Debbilmice" -- The Wicked X Witches of Badfic Punishment==
In September 2000, an emotional discussion occurred that included: fans confusing several X-Files fan groups, statements that not publically standing up against one list was approval of another, privacy and security, witch hunts and whisper campaigns, censorship, and more. 
 
==Further Reading== 
* THE ACID DESK The Underground XFFanfic Newsletter Vol 1. No. 8
==References==
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Debby Bacellar

DebbyBacellar is a fanwriter from Bahia, Brazil. She is currently no longer active in the fandom, due to health issues having deleted some of his profiles and fics.
==Notable Works==
*Olhe para mim (Look at Me), a Snarry fiction. (Brazilian Portuguese)
*Quando você elimina o impossível (When you eliminate the impossible), a omegaverse Johnlock fiction. (Brazilian Portuguese)
*Seguindo em frente (Moving on), a Tomione dark fiction. (Brazilian Portuguese)
*Segunda Chance (Second chance), a Harry-deaged fiction. (Brazilian Portuguese)
==Recs and Reviews==
Note: This page includes texts in another language
==References==
Deborah

See also: Debra, Debbie
==Characters==
* Deborah Morgan, a Dexter Character
==Fans==
*Deborah Baudoin, a fan writer and zine editor
*Deborah Cummins, a fan writer
*Deborah Drake
*Deborah Judge, a fan writer
*Deborah Kittle, a fan writer
*Deborah Langsam, a zine editor/publisher
*Deborah Rubin
*Deborah Walsh, a fan writer, artist and zine editor/publisher
*DeborahMM, a Buffyverse fan
DeborahDuchene (Yahoo Group)

DeborahDuchene is a Yahoo Group for fans of the actress Deborah Duchêne, who played Janette DuCharme in Forever Knight. It was founded 18 June 2000 as a public group, and remained active until 2016. There were 149 members.
The banner on the site reads "A discussion a Deborah Duchene", which in French means "For discussion of Deborah DuChene".
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 153
* Category : D
* Founded : Jun 18, 2000
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/DeborahDuchene/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Deborah Baudoin

Deborah Baudoin is a fan writer who has been in fandom since 1984."I've been actively (more or less) in some form of fandom since 1984." on LiveJournal, posted 25 September 2006. Dreamwidth mirror. Her work has appeared in several fanzines and she was also a zine editor. She also posts fanfiction online as DebbieB and minerva_fan.
==Zines==
Zines featuring Debbie's fanfiction include:
* Eridani #13 (1991)
* Idylls #6 (1991)
* Close Enough to Smell Them #2 (c.1991)
* Federation Standard #1 & 2 (1991–1992)
* Supernova #7 (1992)
* Federation Classic (1992–1993)
* Haven (1992–1995)
* Eridani Omnibus #2 (1995)
* The Farthest Frontier #2 & 3 (1996)
* Millennium #2 (2004)
* Orion Archives: 2270-2272 The First Hiatus
Debbie also was a co-editor of Federation Classic and Haven.
==Journal Communities==
Debbie has moderated a number of communites on LiveJournal, including the Harry Potter Old Lady Smut Brigade, From The West Wing, Caprica's Sun, Chamalla Dreams, Beyond Ballyhoo, Fabulous Fi!, and the Tracy Quartermaine Ficathon.
==Baudoin's Comments==
From the 2000 project, Writers and Writing:
 
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Deborah Cummins

Deborah Cummins is a Star Trek writer. 
"Deborah Cummins is another of those rare writers who will give the reader a good, solid plot along with the loving relationship. I've never read a story by this author that I didn't like, and I've enjoyed her genzine stories just as much as her K/S stories. When I see her byline, I know I'm in for an adventure and some warm, loving feelings." from On the Double #10 
==Notable fanfic==
*A Light in the Darkness: TOS novel that was first published as gen in the zine LoneStar Trek #3 in 1991, then revised as K/S slash and published in T'hy'la #26. That version was voted best K/S novel at the 2007 MediaWestCon).A Light in the Darkness (slash version) at the Kirk/Spock archive. (accessed 21 Aug 2009)
*Madman of Lesath II: TOS novel that was first published as gen in the zine Voyages #1. It was revised as K/S slash, published in T'hy'la #27 and won a FanQ Award at the 2008 MediaWest Con.) The Madman of Lesath II (slash version) at the Kirk/Spock archive. (accessed 21 Aug 2009)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Deborah J. Ross

Deborah J. Ross is a science fiction writer. 
Ross has continued the "Darkover" series created by the late Marion Zimmer Bradley under the eye of Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust and Elisabeth Waters.
==Ross and Bradley==
From an undated post in Ross' blog: 
Ross, in roughly the fall of 2014, wrote:
== Further Reading: By Ross ==
* (undated)
* (December 29, 2009)
* (March 22, 2011)
* (March 18, 2013)
* , undated blog post (sometime after Fall 2014)
* Author Interview: Deborah J. Ross (January 27, 2016)
* (May 19, 2017)
==Further Reading: By Others==
* (June 22, 2014)
==References==
Category:Darkover Category:IndustryCategory:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Deborah Judge

Deborah Judge is a fanwriter, very active around 2000 and 2010, but she is not more active in their fandoms. In addition, her DW profile even having 1,166 entries are all possibly friendslocked or private.
==Deborah's GeoCities==
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
1. Father Maglor's Star. A series about the relationship between Maglor son of Feanor and his foster-son Elrond. Includes When I am Wise, Naming the Stones, As Little Might Be Thought, and In the Seventh Age. This series is complete.
2. Fire and Ice. A series about Feanor and Fingolfin and their children, and the relationships between them. Includes A Very Fire, Fire and Ice, The Guardian of the Walls, Disposessed, What Flesh Remembers, What Still Endures, Father-suffering, Rebellion, and Across the Ice. This series includes homosexual elements and other adult themes. It is still in progress. New!The House of Feanor, about Nerdanel, Anaire, Idril and Finarfin in Valinor.
3. Assorted Silmarillion and Lord of the Rings based stories. Includes Unless it Be, Shameful Customs, Made of Grass, Sapphires Set in Diamonds, Keeping Secrets, The Legend of the Sun and Moon, Bringing Gifts, and The Tale of the Laughing Maiden.
4. Parodies and AUs. Includes Mother and Daughter, The Adventures of Sister Mary Susan SJ, and all the alternate versions of A Very Fire. Includes links to A Very Fire parodies by Cirdan and Adrienne.
5. Babylon 5 Stories. Includes Varieties of Repentance, The Candle and the Star, Third Rituals, A Thousand Years, Eternity in a Moment, A Question, With Answers, Transformation, and Serpent in the Garden.
6. Birthday Stories. For my birthday, I asked for some in-canon Silmarillion-based slash with a happy ending. Here are the links to the excellent stories I got.
...and then in 2003 I got another round of lovely stories. You can find them here too.
7. Links. If you're looking for good stories, I have some suggestions...
Category:Fanwriters
Deborah Langsam

Deborah Langsam is one of the original Star Trek: TOS writers and zine publishers. She is Devra 
Michele Langsam's cousin (named after the same relative).Boldly Writing, PDF at ftlpublications.com, referencing a Spockanalia editorial.
Debbie was the co-editor of Spockanalia and the first three issues of Masiform D with Devra. She also contributed fanfiction, fanart, and filks to the zines.
Debbie was a member of the group that founded Star Trek Lives!, one of the first Star Trek conventions, in 1972. At the convention, she was a moderator at the Fan Writing Panel or Don't Make Him Say That! panel.
==Fanworks==
* contribution to "The Free Enterprise" by Lois McMaster from Spockanalia 2 (April 1968)
* "Personal Diary Entries" from Spockanalia 2 (April 1968)
* "A Slanderous Song", written with Devra Langsam and Joyce Yasner, from Spockanalia 3 (September 1968)
* "Excerpt from the Young Vulcan's Handbook of Emotional Control" from Spockanalia 3 (September 1968)
* "Scotty: Inter-personal relationships within a closed community", written with Devra Langsam, from Spockanalia 4 (April 1969)
* contribution to "The Free Enterprise" by R. Oberdiek from Masiform D 1 (January 1971)
* "Chemistry Songs" from Masiform D 3 (September 1973)
* "Partial Translation of Expanded Outlines for Instructors at the Vulcan Academy" from Masiform D 3 (September 1973)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers