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Stroke of the Sword

Stroke of the Sword is a gen Highlander anthology. 
==Issue 1==
 
Stroke of the Sword 1 is 250 pages and was published in 1994. Edited by Linda Knights. Fiction by Maddog, Smith-Schneider, Morley, Collins, Parrish, Scherrer. Art by McClure, Benoit, Miles, Parish. It was published in 1994.
Summary from the publisher: 
* A Change of Directions by Shelagh Collins - After Richie's first "introduction" to Duncan, he would have never dreamt that he might end up living with the frightening man one day. How, exactly, did that come to be? (1)
* A Mouse's Immortality by Mary Morley - There's another MacLeod on the block ... and she reminds Duncan painfully of a "cousin" he knew before his first death. (7)
* Who Died and Left You? (35)
* In Harm's Way (66)
* Daughter of Fortune (67)
* Fledgling (79)
* Rites of Passage by Jimmi Smith-Schneider - When Richie is sent to check out a new art exhibit for Tessa, he'd have never dreamt that he'd walk into it and find a gorgeous four-foot tall painting of a nearly nude Duncan MacLeod ... from just about four hundred years before. (80)
* Vigil (128)
* Babble by Mary Morley - An "old" friend of Duncan's turns up again ... with a baby in arms and a problem hot on her trail. (131)
* Sweet Stolen Moments (195)
* Shadows of the Past by Lorraine A. Scherrer - What happens to the Quickening of an Immortal who dies without another Immortal around to accept it? And why is it that Richie, the newest Immortal, is so painful a reminder to Duncan of lost friends? (206)
==Issue 2==
Stroke of the Sword 2 is 220 pages, was published in 1995, and contains 11 stories. Edited by Linda Knights.
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "Duncan loses his Indian wife, a Shadow Chasers crossover and more."
* A Time to Heal by BEKi--After the murder of Little Deer's tribe, Duncan finds solace in helping a young pre-Immortal, but another Immortal has a less friendly interest in the boy. (1)
* Return From Darkness by Diana Rusnak--After Duncan raised the blade from Gregor's throat in "Studies in Light" we were shown very little of what happened to the principles ... this story follows those characters in their growth and changes." (28)
* Destination: Unknown by Shelagh Collins--Richie's thoughts as he leaves town after "Under Color of Authority". (36)
* The Vigilante by Mary Morley (39)
* The Devil You Know by Diana Rusnak--Joe pitches in to help when an Immortal targets Richie. (70)
* Dreamscapes by Catherine Schlein (79)
* Payback is Hell by Mary Morley (86)
* Highland Shadows by Lorraine Scherrer--Crossover novella. When Benedek and Jonathan find themselves in Scotland for an impromptu holiday everyone should be pleased. But how can Jonathan explain the fact that he has "met" MacLeod before ... on the shores of a lake in Michigan ... of course there was a complication — MacLeod was dead at the time. Crossover with Shadow Chasers. (93)
* Greener Pastures by Linda Knights--Joe and Duncan contemplate each other's lives. (165)
* Forever Friend by Diana Rusnak (172)
* BabyKiller by BEKi--Sequel to "A Time to Heal". (179)
 
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:1990s
Strokes

You may be looking for "stroke," an older British term for Slash.
Strokes is a slash 46-page Starsky and Hutch anthology. The art is by Carol Davis, Jean C. and Paula Smith.
It is known mostly for the controversial story Surrender.
From the title page: Non Illigitimi Carborundum, which is a variation on the mock-Latin aphorism meaning "Don't let the bastards grind you down."
==Purchase Stipulations==
An ad for this zine in Datazine #23 said an "age statement is preferred."
An ad in Hanky Panky #8 said: "Age and knowledge of content statement a must to get this zine."
=="Surrender"==
The majority of the zine is the story "Surrender." It is said the author took it on as a challenge, that done well, a good writer could make a troubling, and some would say, offensive, subject matter appealing. Some fans feel the story is the Starsky and Hutch version of the controversial Professionals story Consequences. In any case, the zine was mostly very poorly received.
==Contents==
* Encore by S. Soliste (1)
* Versailles by Pat Massie, poem (16)
* I Come to You in Gentle Need by Jackie Wagner, poem
* Surrender by Paula Smith (the first non-con in the fandom, and one of the very few partner rape stories.) The editor notes: "Special acknowledgement to Billie Fowler for the inspiration from her story Brass Bed which sparked Surrender." (18)
* Boo-Boos by Ima Fool (42), winner of an Encore Award
==Gallery:: Sample Images==
File:strokesart1.jpg|Carol Davis, from "Surrender"
File:strokesart2.jpg|Carol Davis, from "Surrender"
File:strokesart3.jpg|Carol Davis, from "Encore"
File:strokesart4.jpg|Jean C., from "I Come to You in Gentle Need"
==Rebuttals and Inspirations==
"Surrender," was inspired by another one: "Special acknowledgement to [Billie F], for the inspiration from her story "The Brass Bed" which sparked "Surrender."" 
This, in turn, caused at least one other fan to write a rebuttal fic, of her own: "Fountain of Sorrow," appears in Pushin' the Odds.
==Reactions and Reviews==
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1995: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Stromata

Stromata is a Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles vid by ♥ Marilyn's Home ♥ with over 32,670 views at Youtube as of April 10, 2015.
==Vidder's Summary==
:A crazy video I made about Cameron and about her relationship with John. 
:Thanks to Kitsunikun for sharing this awesome song with me!! 
:DEFINITION: Stromata is connective tissue, the supporting framework of organs in all living things.''
The vid focuses on the Terminator Cameron and her relationship with John Connor. 
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Terminator VidsCategory:Het Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Strong Enough

Strong Enough is a gen multifandom 81-page anthology focusing on female characters. It is a charity zine with proceeds, according to the publisher, going to the Susan G. Komen Foundation to support breast cancer research. 
The art is by K9 (front and back covers), Panda, Shar, Emily Veinglory, and Carl Elbing. 
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "How strong do the women on our favorite shows dare to be? Strong enough! This gen zine contains stories focused on women who refuse to back down and refuse to be overwhelmed by the men in their lives. These stories show that the women can run with the big boys, and look twice as good doing it!"
==Original Submission Request==
==Disclaimer==
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Editor's Notes (4)
* The Other Woman by DoggyJ (Samantha Carter) (Stargate SG-1) (5)
* Exceptions To The Rules by Sheila Paulson (Janine Melnitz) (The Real Ghostbusters) (15)
* Could I, poem by Knoteach (Amanda King) (Scarecrow and Mrs. King) (27)
* Comes The Dawn by Linda Stoops (Dawn Summers) (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) (31)
* Should It Matter by Kate Mulder (Dana Scully) (X-Files) (37)
* What’s A Girl To Do by Blue Topaz (Samantha Carter) (Stargate SG-1) (39)
* Mac Gives The Order by Brilew (Sarah Mackenzie) (previously online, revised, was a finalist in the JAG FanFest competition) (JAG) (69)
* It Could Have Been Me by Audrey Brackett (Dixie McCall) (previously online, posted to the AllEFanfic list, revised) (Emergency) (73)
* links and additional info (75)
* Just for Fun (77)
File:Strongenough-1.jpg|K9
File:Strongenough-2.jpg|Emily Veinglory
File:Strongenough-3.jpg|Shar
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Strong Enough (Wiseguy vid)

Strong Enough is a VCR-era Vinnie/Sonny character study vid made by Jill. It premiered at the Escapade vid show in 1995. The vid was showcased in the 2009 Vividcon "Envelope Pushers of the Past" vid show.
In 1995, it was among a selection of Wiseguy fanvids handed by a fan to TV producer Stephen Cannell who was then working on a Wiseguy movie. The fan described Cannell's reaction as being cool with the concept of music videos as long as no money was made. He also thought that fanworks like vids extended the life of the show. Interestingly, even though many of the vid creators were on the same mailing list, no public discussion took place about the wisdom of sharing fanvids with TPTB. Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed October 21, 2104, quoted with permission.
In 1995, one fan wrote the following about the vid: 
In 1997, the vid was discussed as being one of the song choices that defined a fandom character. In this case, the character was Sonny:
==References==
Category:Wiseguy Vids
Category:1990s
Strong Together

Strong Together is a Kirk/Spock story by Susan Legge. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #18 and later online.
 
==Summary==
During the episode, City on the Edge of Forever, Kirk's solution to making money while he and Spock are in New York of the 1930's causes conflict, but eventually brings about an understanding for both men.
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===1997===
 
===1999===
===2000===
===2012===
==References==
 
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Stronger

Stronger is a Due South story by Vienna Waits. 
Author warns for - Graphic m/m rape of a minor. Graphic noncon m/m between two minors. Graphic violence. Virulent anti-Semitism. Partially set at a concentration camp. Parts of this story are extremely disturbing.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
== References ==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Stronger Than Faith

Stronger Than Faith is a 78-page gen SeaQuest double-novel by Angela Field. 
 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Fetish ("During the Flower Festival on Hawaii, Tim is snatched by a serial killer who plans to sacrifice him to the spirit of King Kamehameha. His one hope of survival lies in the tenuous psi-bond he shares with Ortiz.")
* Storm Damage ("Ortiz' plans to cheer Tim up with a short vacation go drastically wrong when a storm coincides with O'Neill's psi abilities flaring up out of his control.")
==References==
Category:SeaQuest Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Struck by Lightning

You may be looking for When Lightning Strikes, a Starsky and Hutch zine or Where the Lightning Strikes, a multifandom zine.
Struck by Lightning is a Due South Vecchio/Fraser slash anthology fanzine published by Devious Developments Press. It is a 218 page digest sized with a color cover by The Cat's Meow Creative Arts.
From its submission request: "Struck By Lightning aka Coup de Foudre (Due South, RayV/Benny, digest sized. Happy endings NOT required but warnings will be printed. No RayK bashing, please.) DEADLINE: March 1, 2005 Status: 1/2 full." Devious Developments Press 
==Contents==
* Home Truths by Aingeal. Excerpt: It wasn't often he felt so helpless but without Ray, awake and smiling, he was.
* Dreams Can Come True by Nikki Harrington. Excerpt: However, 'normal circumstances' and Benton Fraser were not things you tended to associate with one another. ...
* ...And Videotape by X-Tricks. Excerpt: Ray shucked off his coat so fast, he nearly got rug burn.
* A Canadian Werewolf in Chicago by Anam. Excerpt: Ray saw his simple prank theory dissolve quickly into a potential homicide case.
* For You, Benny by Nikki Harrington. Excerpt: Then Benny said, "I've missed you, Ray," and I could have cried; I mean it, I could have cried.
 
==References==
 
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Structuring Your Vid: Knowing Your Audience

In November 1995, Sandy Herrold posted an essay, Structuring Your Vid: Knowing Your Audience, about how vidder's structure their vids to the Virgule-L mailing list. 
The essay touches briefly on the audience's reliance on canonical knowledge of the show and whether you are making a recruiter vid, con vid or a living room vid. Although the essay was written during the VCR era, many of the same principles still hold sway in today's vidding. The essay is reposted here with permission.
Many of the same themes in Sandy's 1995 essay can be found echoed over 14 years later at the 2009 Vividcon panel: Understanding The Audience: "As more and more venues open up for vidders to reach viewers, the question of who's watching a given vid has grown beyond the notion of con vid and living room vid to layers of different audiences. This panel will examine two vids to demonstrate two different ways of conceptualizing audience. One is the intended audience, a group defined by demographics, knowledge of the show, and existing interpretations of the source. The other is the invoked audience, the set of roles the vid calls on its audience to play, from identification with/attitude toward a character or characters to critical examination of the source or even of their own relationship to the source."
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Strudy

strudy was a LiveJournal community dedicated to St. Rudolph from Prince of Tennis. There were 120 entries and 591 comments made in the community between 2005 and 2011.
==Affiliates==
*_yummi
*ducksushi
*bakakane
*strudy_exchange
*fudo_courts
*buki_got_back
*hyotei_yaoi
*rokkakuchuu
*go_go_rikkaidai
*fuji_kyoudai
*tenicest
==Links==
*Associated fanlistings
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
Strudy exchange

strudy_exchange was a LiveJournal-based exchange centered around St. Rudolph from Prince of Tennis. It ran four times from 2007-2011, taking place over the holiday season except for 2009, when the posting and reveals took place in July. All central ships were required to be between characters from St. Rudolph. There were 92 entries and 1,284 comments posted to the community between 2007 and 2011.
==Links==
*2007-08 masterlist
*2009 masterlist
*2009-2010 masterlist
*2010-11 masterlist
Category:Prince of Tennis Challenges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
Category:2010 Gift Exchanges
Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
Stseiya fanfics

stseiya_fanfics was a LiveJournal community that, despite its name, hosted an assortment of multifandom challenges along with St. Seiya fanfiction. It accepted posts in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and challenges hosted there were often multi-lingual. There were 1,375 posts and 8,322 comments left in the community during its active years. The community was ported to Dreamwidth in 2017, where it has 1,406 posts and 8,417 comments recorded.
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Saint Seiya
Stu Shef

Stu Shef is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) cosplayer. 
He was married to Deborah Martin, a prolific fanwriter in several fandoms.
In 2007, Shef participated in a series of interviews called Winterfest Interview Series. In his contribution, Shef talked at great length about costuming details and personal issues. 
From this interview, Winterfest Interview with Stu Shef:
Stuart Glazebrook

Stuart Glazebrook is a British fanartist in Doctor Who fandom that contributed to zines in the 1970s. 
== Example Fanart ==
File:Tardis5.jpg|Cover art from TARDIS v.1 n.5 (1976)
File:Tardis8.jpg|Cover art for TARDIS #8 (1976)
File:Tardis772-5.jpg|Cover art for TARDIS v.2 n.5 (1977)
Category:Fanartists
Stuck (Professionals story)

Stuck is a Professionals story by Asymphototropic. 
It is a slash story with the pairing of Bodie/Doyle. 
It was posted to The Automated Hatstand on February 26, 2009. 
Author's summary: "Cowley and the lads are after a dangerous terrorist. But when they visit a prison hospital, Bodie and Doyle find a lot more there than information from a grass."
==Reviews/Reactions==
===2011===
==References==
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Stuck (Total Drama fic)

Stuck is a Courtney/Duncan one-shot by Evil-Mecha-Pilot in the Total Drama fandom. Stuck is notable for being the first, if not one of the first, Total Drama fanfics ever posted to FanFiction.Net. It was posted a day after Phobia Factor, Total Drama: Island (2007)'s seventh episode, first aired in Canada. The fic was received positively by fans for its cute premise, in-character scenario and dialogue.
==Reviews ==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Stuck in the Middle With You

Stuck in the Middle With You is a The Sentinel vid by Jane Davitt. It is a humorous character study of Simon Banks. 
This vid was a winner in the songvid category of the Light My Fire Awards in 2007.Light My Fire Awards: 2007 Results. (Accessed 04 June 2012) 
==Reactions/Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Stuck on You

Stuck on You is a Simon and Simon and Professionals anthology. It is most likely a fan made copy of stories, a custom zine, intended for private circulation.
* Stuck on You by Maree Celeste (Professionals)
* Wolf Pack by Shayne McCormack (Professionals)
* A Long Night's Journey by Brenda A. (Simon and Simon)
* Ah...Flu! by Marian Hall (Simon and Simon)
Category:The Professionals Zines
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Stucky Scary Bang

Stucky Scary Bang was a challenge in MCU fandom, focused on the pairing of Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers, and using a horror setting. Although it was called a bang it was actually a fest, which is maybe why the name was changed in the second year to Stucky Scary Event. Prompts were provided, and then claimed by creators. Authors had to write a minimum of 5000 words, and artists had to create a minimum of one piece of art of a medium of their choosing.
==Resources==
*Collection at Archive of Our Own 
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2018 Challenges
Stucky Secret Santa

The Stucky Secret Santa was a gift exchange in MCU fandom, focused on the pairing of Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers. There have been several tumblr blogs that have been associated with the gift exchange, although whether these are run by the same or different mods is unclear. 
==Resources==
*2019 AO3 Collection
Category:Gift ExchangesCategory:Slash Challenges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Category:2017 Gift Exchanges
Category:2018 Gift Exchanges
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Stucky vs Stony

Stucky vs Stony is a ship war in Captain America/The Avengers fandom between two Steve Rogers pairings, Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers, better known as Stucky and Steve Rogers/Tony Stark, better known as Stony.
==About==
Since their interactions in the comics fans have shipped the pairings of Steve Rogers/Tony Stark and Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers, however the ship war occurred primarily between fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. 
Fans began shipping Steve Rogers/Tony Stark after the release of first The Avengers film, because they are arguably the two leaders of the group. There were shippers of Bucky Barnes/Steve Rogers after Captain America: The First Avenger, however the ship seemed safely in the past tense until Captain America: The Winter Soldier, when it was revealed that Bucky was still alive. The ship war began after Winter Solider, but seemed to reach its peak in the months prior to, and during the release of, Captain America: Civil War. After Civil War some Stucky shippers declared the Stony ship "dead", because Steve sided with Bucky during the film.
The ship war included both sides writing meta deconstructing the other, with Stony shippers saying the Stucky relationship is unhealthy and co-dependent, and Stucky shippers saying that Stony were never really friends, just co-workers, and that Tony can never truly understand what Steve's been through. Other tactics include sending hate via anon on Tumblr and posts mocking the opposing ship and its fans.Every time I see Stony shipping 
==Fandom Distress==
thumb|right|Fan art poster highlighting the ship war during the build up to Captain America: Civil War
Fans felt pressured to pick sides during the ship war, twitter user jordan stating:
Some fans feeling the ship war ruined their enjoyment of certain characters. allons-ymrholmes gives an example:
and marvel-trash-collector adding:
And some fans decided to leave the fandom all together because of the constant negativity of the ship war. Twitter user This was not the plan explaining why they left Marvel fandom:
== Post-Civil War ==
From a reddit thread speaking about ship wars: 
==Resources==
*Tumblr Tags: anti-Stucky, anti-Stony, Stucky vs Stony
==References==
Category:Captain AmericaCategory:The Avengers (Marvel)
Category:Shipwars
Category:2014 Events
Category:2010s Events
StudioAyu

Ayu is an artist who creates content for Genshin Impact. Her small studio based in New York has run 2 kickstarters - to make Genshin Impact Wrist Lanyards and Genshin Impact corduroy bags. She also sells stickers and enamel pins.
==Genshin Impact Kickstarters==
The courduroy bag kickstarter was funded in 1 hour, with all design stretch goals unlocked in the first 48 hours https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/studioayu/genshin-impact-modern-corduroy-bags/posts/3956536 reflecting the high fan demand.
==Example Art Gallery==
== References ==
Category:Genshin Impact
Category:Fanartists
Category:Crafts
Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip

Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip is an American comedy-drama television series created and primarily written by Aaron Sorkin. 
The series was about the production of a live comedy series, similar to Saturday Night Live. Produced by Warner Bros. Television, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip ran on NBC for 22 episodes, and cancelled on May 14, 2007 after one season. It is the only one of the four television shows created by Sorkin not to air for more than one season. 
Due to being part of the Sorkinverse this show came with a built-in fandom and was hotly anticipated even before airing. Unfortunately, NBC also commissioned 30 Rock in the same season - a half-hour program written by Tina Fey, formerly of the real Saturday Night Live.
The show was widely considered a flop, especially in comparison to 30 Rock, though it is not without critical proponents who claim it is under-rated.
==Fanworks==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Studio Taiyo

Studio Taiyo was a doujinshi circle that published doujin in multiple fandoms. They published a large number of Supernatural doujin, all of them Sam/Dean and J2.
== Works ==
===Supernatural===
* BACKNUMBERS (2009)
* Bros
* Bros. Upgraded version (2011)
* Can't Help Falling in Love (2008)
* Catch (2009)
* Crossroad (2007)
* Don't Be Cool (2008)
* Dust In The Fire (2008)
* Everyday (2008)
* Hunter's High 
* Hunting in the Sheets (2010)
* HURT (2012)
* INTENSE HEAT DAYS (
* J's Sweet Home 
* Jingle all the way (2009)
* Morning Pride (2009)
* Naturally (2009)
* Pretty Little Sammy (2012)
* Say Yes (2009)
* Super Naturally (2011)
* Suki ni Narazu ni Irarenai (2008)
* The Winchester Brothers and the Chamber of Secrets Again 
* W's (2009)
* Winchester Bros and the Chamber of Secrets (2013)
* Ying and Yang (2010)
===Dragon Ball===
* Dragon Ball dj - Ha!, 1990 (alternate link, unfortunately images aren't archived)
* Coca Cola, 1991
* , 1993
== External Links ==
* Studio Taiyo at bambina.jp
== References ==
Category:2000s
Stuff I Don't Get

Stuff I Don't Get is a 2005 essay by Gwyneth Rhys.
The author calls it a "rant."
"...things I really do not get about fans and fandom, and that drive me nuts."
Some of the topics discussed are shipping, fan and character bashing, and tolerance.
==Excerpts==
==Excerpts from the Comments at the Post==
==References==
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Stuff and Nonsense, or L'Austen Space

Stuff and Nonsense, or L'Austen Space is a Blake/Avon Blake's 7 story by Executrix.
It has a sequel called Persuasion.
It was originally printed in the zine Fire and Ice #7.
==The Author Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎