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Dear Mom (Star Trek: TOS story by Roberta Haga)

Dear Mom is a Kirk/Spock story by Roberta Haga.
It was published in the print zine First Time #18.
==Summary==
"Kirk writes to his mother of his unhappiness due to Spockʼs departure for Gol."
==Excerpt==
"Dear Mom: I guess if you were any other person you'd tear this up and never speak to me again. Maybe that's why they made some people mothers so the rest of us would always have someone who'd never turn us away. I've been so busy there's been no time. No, that's not true. There's been time to write, to have called, sent you a message at least. I don't know if it can be called an excuse or not, but I've been afraid to contact you. Afraid of what I'd say, of what you'd say. I'm in love, mom. So deep it hurts. How come you never told me it could hurt like this? I'm drunk, mom, that's why I'm not making much sense. It's the only way I could find the courage to tell you any of this."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Dear Multiverse

Dear Multiverse was a multifandom roleplaying community on LiveJournal. It was considered part of the "Nexus" system along with Lunatic Cafe and Sages of Chaos. It was moderated by in-character accounts, and asked that most posts to the community be in the form of a question, although occasional non-question posts were acceptable.
As of 2023, there were 19,611 entries and 1,152,990 comments recorded in Dear Multiverse's profile.
== Rules ==
Category:Role Playing
Category: Journaling Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category: 2005
Dear Natasha

Dear Natasha by javct is an epistolary style fic in the MCU's The Avengers fandom, focused on the pairing of Clint Barton/Natasha Romanova. It was an extremely popular sadfic in early Avengers fandom, and plagued the Tumblr tag with sad reactions. It was inspired by Dearest Natasha, a fan song.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Negative Reviews===
==Fanworks Inspired by the Story==
===Translation===
*Vietnamese translation by endorsea 
===Fanfiction===
*Dearest Natasha by ralsbecket
* by thedarkiplier
* by shakespesre
*Here Comes Goodbye and We Will Go Home by Crow113
===Art===
* by wholelottaductape
===Graphics===
* by sassyschuylers
* by redchristmasmemories
===Vids===
*Dearest Natasha by Madeleine Bee
*Dearest Natasha by whedonite
==References==
Category:Het FanfictionCategory:2012 Fanfiction‎
Dear Negative Reader

Dear Negative Reader is a 2006 blog post by Laurell K. Hamilton.
For a similar 2004 post by Anne Rice, see Interrogating the text from the wrong perspective.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* negative reviews
* people offering up their opinions
* good fans and bad fans
* characters feeling real to their creators
* creators interacting with their fans
* Hamilton won't stand in line to tell an author that she loved a book, but she will stand in line to buy her own characters a Christmas present at the mall
==Sample from the Post==
==Comments from Others==
* Blogflog: Dear Negative Reader (2006)
* (2007)
* LKH tries to be as missunderstood as Anne Rice (2006)
* (2007)
* (2007) 
* by John Scalzi (2007)
* , by Hal Duncan (2007)
* (2008)
* Modliness: READ: change to blogflogging. (2009)
* (2012)
* DEAR JOHN: PRE-EMPTIVELY DUMPING THE READER – OBS SPEAKS OUT (2013)
* "Dear Negative Reader" by Laurell K. Hamilton --- for those of you who might not have seen it., Twitter comments by Anne Rice (2013)
* The Controversial Saga That’s Good for Genre Fiction—and Society (2013)
* (unknown date)
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Anita Blake
Category:Meta on Fansites
Dearest Blood

You may be looking for Our Dearest Blood, a gen Star Trek: TOS zine.
Dearest Blood is a Kirk/Spock story by Carolyn Spencer.
It was published in the print zine First Time #54.
==Summary==
"Kirk refuses to rebond with Spock after the fal tor pan in reaction to Spockʼs breaking of it the first time to keep Kirk from following him into death."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Death-Marked Love

Death-Marked Love was a prominent Buffy the Vampire Slayer website devoted to the Buffy/Spike relationship that also hosted fanfiction published in the early 2000s by the site's owner, Hils, and other writers. In May 2017, it was announced that Death-Marked Love would return to the Internet by moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.Death-Marked Love is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 7 May 2017). The move was completed in May 2018.
==References==
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Het Archives
Death/Puss

Death/Puss in Boots is a slash pairing between Death and Puss in Boots from the Shrek universe, specifically Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*'are you even listening?' (Jan 2023) by koko2unite
====Gallery====
File:Muoi death-puss-in-boots.png|Death [Puss in Boots] (Feb 2023) by muoi
File:Zayfromtheunderworld puss-in-boots-sketches.jpg|Puss in boots sketches (Jan 2023) by ZayFromTheUnderworld
Category:Puss in Boots
Category:Slash Pairings
Death (Discworld)

Death is the anthropological personification of mortality on Discworld. He is a recurring character in many Discworld stories, and a popular guest character in Discworld fanfic. Death has a deep voice, a pleasant demeanor, and he like cats.
In written works, he speaks in ALL CAPS!
==Canon==
Death appears in every Discworld novel expect for Wee Free Men and Snuff.
He is the main character or an important character in five discworld novels; Mort, Reaper Man, Soul Music, Hogfather, and Thief of Time. These books are commonly grouped together in the Death (Discworld Sub-Series).
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
* by killjoy49th, 2015
* by JuneJenssen,2010
* by oracle-of-moon
* by sheeplocked
* by sator-the-wanderer
* Death in Denver by Nineveh_uk
*Death's Domain fansite
==Links and Resources==
* Wikipedia:Death (Discworld)
* Death on Lspace wiki
* Death (Discworld) tag on the AO3
* Death filter for Discworld on FF.net
==References==
Category:Discworld Characters
Death (The Sandman)

Death of the Endless is a character in The Sandman who first appears in #8 The Sound of Her Wings, and is the second oldest of the Endless siblings, between Destiny and Dream. She is portrayed by Kirby Howell-Baptiste in the 2022 Netflix adaptation.
== Canon ==
Death is depicted as a young woman dressed in black clothes appropriate to the time period, with a signature ankh necklace or brooch. Her modern appearance in the comics was based on a friend of the artist.R.I.P. Cinamon Hadley: The Girl Who Was Death In modern times, her demeanor is easygoing and whimsical, and warm and friendly toward humans, though she was once much more solemn and jaded about her duties. She has a close relationship with Dream.
She arrives to talk with Dream about his despondency following his escape from imprisonment and recovery of his tools, telling him off with exasperated affection for moping, and inviting him to join her on some of her "appointments" with mortals that day. During their conversation, she explains her perspective on their nature and duties as the Endless - 
== In Fandom ==
Death is the subject of a great deal of fanart and cosplay, and she features prominently in many fics due to her relationship with Dream and her role in Hob Gadling's story. 
While she is a popular character, she is not often written as a protagonist, and even less often as a member of a ship. When she is part of a ship in fic, she is most often paired with Dream. 
=== Common Tropes ===
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== Fanart ==
== References ==
Category:Sandman
Death Battle

Death Battles are a genre of fanwork that pit two characters (usually from two different fandoms) against each other to determine who would win in a fight. Based off the Death Battle! web video series by Screw Attack.
== Examples ==
* Composite Sonic the Hedgehog vs Composite Son Goku
==Archives and Communities==
* Death Battle tag at AO3
* Death Battle tag at FF.net
==References==
Death Before Dusk

Death Before Dusk is an apocafic in the Elementary fandom by Yahtzee. It's a Sherlock Holmes/Joan Watson fic, though as Yahtzee notes in the tags, "there's love and there's sex but it's not about romance." It is (somewhat obliquely) inspired by the novel The Last Detective.
==Summary==
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Death Dogs Tourist Guide to Magnificent 7 Fan Fiction

Death Dogs Tourist Guide to Magnificent 7 Fan Fiction is a recommendation site for Magnificent Seven fanfiction. The site 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. 
It also hosted the 2004 Death Dogs Awards for Canon Storytelling. 
Story criteria for recommendations are listed on the main page of the site:
Category:Magnificent Seven Websites
Death Eater

Death Eater is a term from the Harry Potter books that refers to the followers of Voldemort. A secret sect, the inner circle of which have marks on their forearms.
==Characters==
There are many named Death Eaters in the Harry Potter books.
Fan favorites seem to be Lucius Malfoy, Severus Snape, Bellatrix Lestrange, and Fenrir Greyback.
A full list of Death Eaters can be found at The Harry Potter Lexicon.
==Fanfiction==
Because of their role in the novels, Death Eaters are often used as the bad guys in fanfiction, and often they are portrayed as greedy, hedonistic, and/or amoral.
Death Eaters in fan fiction tend to fall into a few different categories:
* the villain
* the anti-hero (particularly in the case of Lucius, Severus, or Draco)--ie, the main character of the story who is not particularly a good person.
* the object of reform--ie, someone for the hero to help reform, or as an excuse for the government to rewrite law.
A common trope in fics where a character is Dark (or just joins Voldemort) the character becomes a Death Eater.
Some characters that are good in canon, such as Ron Weasley, can be written as Death Eaters in fics for the purpose of Character Bashing, leading to the trope Ron the Death Eater.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Video===
====Fanvids====
* DEATH EATERS • This is Entertainment • by Sapphiamur (2010)
* Deatheaters - Voldemort's Chosen by atamira232 (2011)
* Death Eaters Seven Nation Army by [MGA]LOCKED (2012)
* Death Eaters - This place about to Blow by Fietoesen (2011?)
====Fan Films====
* The Last Death Eater is a short fan film featuring an OC Death Eater, Damian Thorn. 
===Music and Fanmixes===
*Wizard Rock playlist: on 8tracks (October 20, 2014) and on youtube (October 22, 2016)
===Meta===
* by potteryet.
* by thegreatsnapeescape on tumblr
==Death Eater-centric Sites & Communities==
* BurningMark, a LiveJournal newsletter
* Ink, a fanfiction archive
* The Ultimate Death Eater Contest, a fic challenge at FanFiction.Net
==Other Links & Resources==
* Death Eaters freeform tag at Archive of Our Own
* Death Eaters(s) character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Death Eater at Wikipedia
* Death Eaters at Harry Potter Wiki
* Death Eaters at The Harry Potter Lexicon
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Characters
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Death Has No Dominion (Forever Knight zine)

For articles with a similiar title, see Shall Have No Dominion.
Death Has No Dominion is a 154-page het novel by Marg Buskin. The cover is by Heather Bruton. 
It is an alternate ending to the series, beginning after "Jane Doe". When Tracy is stabbed, Vachon saves her by bringing her across, even though he knows she doesn't want to be a vampire. The decision will have a profound effect on their lives, and will change the course of Nick and Natalie's relationship as well. 
Category:Het Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1990s
Death Is Only The Beginning

Death Is Only the Beginning is a digital zine for The Mummy fandom
==Dates==
* Publication post with download link: https://themummyzine.tumblr.com/post/749578350205501440/free-download
==Contributors==
* alt link alt link -- art piece for the zine shared separately by zine contributor artistnettles for the 25th 
==Fan Response==
==References==
Category:The Mummy
Category:2024 Zines
Death Magnetic

Death Magnetic is the ninth studio album by Metallica, it has well-known tracks like The Unforgiven III, which is the last part of the Unforgiven trilogy. To some, it's a return to their heavier sound that was present in their first four studio albums. It is cited as being a return to form by the way of having longer songs like 1988's ...And Justice for All did. It has longer guitar solos that St. Anger was missing entirely.
Track Listing
# That Was Just Your Life
# The End Of The Line
# Broken, Beat & Scarred
# The Day That Never Comes
# All Nightmare Long
# Cyanide
# The Unforgiven III
# The Judas Kiss
# Suicide & Redemption
# My Apocalypse
There was a Deluxe edition of the album released in CD with 10 tracks all of which were demo versions of what would come to be Death Magnetic.
==== Sound Quality Complaints ====
At the time of the albums release many fans were unhappy with the quality of the sound of the record saying that it had a compressed sound quality.
Fans have noted that these sonic problems are not present in the Guitar Hero version of the album, where the guitars, bass, drums, and vocals are presented separately due to the mechanics of the game. The tracks were sent to the game publishers prior to being compressed. As a result, fans have shared "Guitar Hero" versions of the album. MusicRadar and Rolling Stone attribute a quote to the album's mastering engineer Ted Jensen in which he claims that "mixes were already brick-walled before they arrived" for mastering and cite a petition from fans to remix or remaster the album.Death Magnetic Wikipedia Page, Compression: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Magnetic#Recording 
==Mission Metallica==
Mission Metallica was the name of the 2008 documentary that the band made while in the studio making of Death Magnetic. It wasn't a proper documentary like A Years and a Half in the Life of Metallica or Some Kind of Monster. It was much gritter in both footage and sound. It gave a view into just the recording process of the record. Rick Rubin who was the producer wasn't seen much in the documentary, which was strange considering how the fans were used to seeing Bob Rock with the band making recording, engineering, and even having arrangement choice along with Hetfield and Ulrich.
Notations:
Category:Metallica
Death Trap

Death Trap is a 104-page gen Doctor Who novel by Robin A. Turnbow. The illos are by Alison Dayne Frankel.
Summary from an ad: "The impossible seems to have happened; Sarah Jane Smith finds the Doctor's lifeless corpse lying prone upon the TARDIS floor and nothing can be done to breathe life into the Time Lord again. Then how, the day after the funeral, does the TARDIS inexplicably disappear fro its place at UNIT headquarters?" from Datazine #15 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Death Wish

Death Wish is a 1976 essay by Cheryl Rice.
It was printed in Spectrum #22.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fans tend to talk more about lay stories, than death stories
* why do fans want to kill off people they like?
* it is not satisfying when characters die by accident, fans tend to want flamboyant, meaningful deaths for their heroes
* the author includes a tongue-in-cheek outline for a death story called "Send No Flowers" or "Let's Cut the Crap, Trekkies" -- in involves a variety of bad guys, including "conservative Republicans"
==The Essay==
 
==References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Death and Martha

Death and Martha is a TikTok webseries by flickerspark_ – who plays all the characters – about those who oversee the running of the universe and, specifically, how humans pass into the afterlife. Martha, a human soul, and Death are joined by a cast of various characters as they manage the workload of bringing deceased souls onto the next stage of their existence (with options!).
With just over 140 episodes as of April 2024, the series is popular, and many newer episodes exceed 1 millions views. As the series has grown, the fanbase for the series has developed out of the TikTok comments section and into other fan spaces such as Twitter and Archive of Our Own, though the majority of fan interaction remains on TikTok.
==Canon==
Human soul, Martha, makes sure that the entire process of moving onto the afterlife (as well as various other aspects of the existence of the entire known universe) runs as efficiently as possible, despite the best efforts of the cast of characters around her. Death, her co-worker and companion, is tasked with cases of undead souls to retrieve and wrangle into wherever in the afterlife it is they should be going. 
Alongside the two core characters are various gods, after-life beings, and souls – both dead and, occasionally, living – who get involved somewhere along the way.
Primarily a comedy series, many episodes also add commentary on real-world events and issues, typically from the perspective of what that all means for a recently (or not so recently) departed soul. 
Death and Martha has had a canonical crossover with TikTok webseries Hells Belles, where the actions of Bel and Sharkie in Hells Belles caused catastrophic events for the universe which had to be fixed by Martha.
==Fandom==
The comments sections of the Death and Martha videos are active, which is where the fandom for the series initially grew. As the series progressed, fans began to jokingly then more seriously ship Death with Martha, which led to flickerspark_ adding more of those scenes to episodes.
As of April 2024, there are 10 fanworks for Death and Martha on Archive of Our Own. All of the works are crossover works, with Hells Belles being the most common crossover. 
===Pairings===
* Death/Martha
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Mistakes Were Made by Kanhef - A crossover with Hells Belles, where Death accidentally brings a living soul into the afterlife when a mistaken identity occurs.
===Fan Art===
===Fan Vids===
==Resources, Archives and Fannish Links==
* Death and Martha - flickerspark_ (Web Series) tag at AO3
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:TikToks
Death by Fanfic

Death by Fanfic (originally Storytime with Aunt Didi) is a fic-reading podcast by Pie Parker (DefinitelyNotPie on AO3).
Fanfics read:
* Zephyr by Writingwife83
* Scheherezade by sgam76
* Phantasm by Colorful Crayola
==Additional Links==
* http://auntdidi.com (offline, archived here
* https://facebook.com/deathbyfanfic/
Category:Podfics
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2019 Podcasts
Death of a Flame, or Amanda's Mission

Death of a Flame, or Amanda's Mission is a 1973 Star Trek: TOS Kraith story by Doris Beteem.
It was published in Grup #1 as the third part of "Wreath of Kraith." Then it was reprinted in Kraith Collected #1 (1973) and Introduction to Star Trek Fanzines (1975).
==Series==
* Wreath of Kraith, part one: Child-of-the-Tradition, or Sluraz' Affirmation 
* Wreath of Kraith, part two: Won't You Walk a Little Faster, or Tanya's Argument 
* Wreath of Kraith, part three: Death of a Flame, or Amanda's Mission
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1972 Fanfiction
Death of the Author

The Death of the Author is a concept from mid-20th Century literary criticism; it holds that an author's intentions and biographical facts (the author's politics, religion, etc), or those of The Powers That Be, should hold no special weight in determining an interpretation of their writing. This is usually understood as meaning that a writer's views about their own work are no more or less valid than the interpretations of any given reader. Intentions are one thing. What was actually accomplished might be something very different. The logic behind the concept is fairly simple: Books are meant to be read, not written, so the ways readers interpret them are as important and "real" as the author's intention. On the flip side, a lot of authors are unavailable or unwilling to comment on their intentions, and even when they are, they don't always make choices for reasons that make sense or are easily explainable to others (or sometimes even to themselves).
In some ways, Death of the Author is the opposite of Affirmational Fandom. It is different from Resistant Reading.
==Background==
The term originated with an essay written in 1967 by "the French literary critic and theorist Roland Barthes (1915–1980)".Wikipedia page. 
The essay's title "The Death of the Author (French: La mort de l'auteur) is a pun on Le Morte d'Arthur (The Death of Arthur)", the title of the Arthurian work by Sir Thomas Malory.
==Fandoms==
===Harry Potter===
J.K. Rowling
The following excerpt (emphasis added) is from a statement released by Daniel Radcliffe (who played the character Harry Potter in the films) via the Trevor Project, in response to J.K. Rowling's transphobic Tweets. It seems clear that Radcliffe has a good handle on Barthe's theory and how it works in practice. The theory is straightforward and can be seen as an ideal solution in such situations. It is not always easy for a reader to separate the text from the author, but of course those who wish to are entitled to do so. 
===Father Ted, The IT Crowd===
Graham Linehan
Following his support for J.K. Rowling in June 2020, and his transphobic comments made in response to a tweet by musician Hozier in support of Trans rights, many fans of his series disassociated Linehan from the texts he had written. This included claims that Hozier wrote Father Ted.Tweet - Hozier wrote Father Ted now. June 10 2020. Influenced by Linehan attacking Hozier for his tweet in support of Trans people and Hozier's response 
==Further Reading==
* Death of the Author on TVtropes
* Invitation to a Dream by JoAnn Baca (2010)
==References==
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