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Central Consortium and Dementia Ink 2001-2005

Central Consortium and Dementia Ink 2001-2005 is a songtape collection of vids made by members of the Central Consortium and Dementia Ink vidding groups. Like many VHS songtape collections of the time, the tapes had no special labeling and came with a basic printed playlist.
Song 	Fandom
Affair Of The Heart (Rick Springfield) 	The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
Weekend in New England (Barry Manilow) 	Man From UNCLE
Voodoo (Paul Gross) 	The Sentinel
I'll Be (Edwin McCain) 	Man From UNCLE
When Worlds Collide (Powerman 5000) 	Man From UNCLE
I'm Too Sexy (Right Said Fred) 	Man From UNCLE
I'll Stand By You (The Pretenders) 	Young Philadelphians
Nobody's Real (Powerman 5000) 	Hauser's Memory
The Hardest Thing (98 Degrees) 	Alien Nation (series)
Does He Love You (Reba McEntire) 	Star Trek: Enterprise
Selling the Drama (Live) 	Brimstone
Innocent (Fuel) 	Smallville
Sweetest Perfection (Depeche Mode) 	James Marsters/Michael Rosenbaum
Bad Day (Fuel) 	Sorority Boys
Voodoo (Godsmack) 	Rave MacBeth
Christmas in Sarajevo (Transiberian Orchestra)	The Mummy movies
Always (Saliva) 	Smallville
Breathe (Seven Channels) 	Oz
Everything (Lifehouse) 	Four Feathers
Everybody (Sister Hazel) 	Jay/Silent Bob
My Way (Limp Bizkit) 	hockey
My December (Linkin Park) 	Smallville
Personal Jesus (Gravity Kills) 	The Order
O Carmen Fortuna 	Four Feathers
I Am By Your Side (Corey Hart) 	The Lord of the Rings
Away From The Sun (3 Doors Down) 	Lord of the Rings
If You Needed Somebody (Whitesnake) 	Dude, Where's My Car?
Waiting For the Night (Depeche Mode) 	Lord of the Rings
Category:2005 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
Central Consortium and Dementia Ink 2001-2006

Central Consortium and Dementia Ink 2001-2006 is a songtape collection of vids made by members of the Central Consortium and Dementia Ink vidding groups. Like many VHS songtape collections of the time, the tapes had no special labeling and came with a basic printed playlist.
Song 	Fandom
Set it Off 	Babylon 5
Again 	Star Trek: TNG
I'm So Sick of You 	Highlander
Missing You 	Space: Above & Beyond
Shoop 	Multimedia
Invisible Man 	Babylon 5
As Long As You Love Me 	Highlander
Sit Away Lonely 	The X-Files
Every Breath You Take 	The Pretender
One More Try 	Buffy: The Vampyre Slayer
Good Lovin' 	Babylon 5
King Nothing 	Highlander
What A Man 	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Foolish Games 	The X-Files
Human Nature 	Space: Above & Beyond
Maneater 	Star Trek: Voyager
Wasted Time 	Highlander
Sharp Dressed Man 	Multimedia
Thriller 	Multimedia
My Heart Is Calling 	Babylon 5
Monkees' Theme 	Highlander
Angel In Disguise 	Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Let's Call the Whole Thing Off	Babylon 5
Uninvited 	Buffy: The Vampyre Slayer
Step by Step 	Babylon 5
Theme Song 	ST: DS9
Category:2006 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
Central Control (Blake's 7 fanfiction directory)

Central Control was a listing of online Blake's 7 fanfiction, established in 1997 by Celandine/Grace NullerResources for the Blake's 7 Fanfic Writer: Links (accessed 25 September 2015) and hosted on GeoCities. It was subtitled Blake's 7 online fanfiction directory. The site was widely linked and acted as a hub for online fanfiction before the creation of archives. 
==Fanfiction==
Stories were divided into general and adult; the adult listing was behind an age statement warning. A total of 12 gen stories and a single adult story were listed. 
Authors were Nick Barlow, Kev Davis, Calico Laganthrope, Maddog, Joyce Riffle, Kate Orman, Pat Patera, Lachlan James Patrick, Kelson Vibber & Yavanna. The site linked The Aquitar Files and three editions of the zine Phoenix in the General section, and An Avon/Tarrant Online Fiction Archive & ORACnid in the Adult section.
There was also a small links list to other Blake's 7 sites. 
==Reference==
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s WebsitesCategory:2000 WebsitesCategory:2001 Websites
Category:1997 Websites
Central Dispatch

Central Dispatch was a newsletter for Hawaii Five-O. It had 18 quarterly issues from late 2004 to early 2009. The first issue was the longest, at about 4500 words; most issues were between 2000 and 2500 words. It contained fan profiles, meta and statistics about the show, interviews with fans and people connected to the show, and photos. 
archived material from 2004-2009 as PDFs
Category:Hawaii Five-O
Category:2000s
Central Time Zine

Central Time Zine is a 125-page gen multi-fandom anthology. 
* Howarthings (5)
* From: The Bridge of the SDF-3 (6)
* Small Talk (7)
* Notes from "The I Don't Get Mad, I Get Even" Department (8)
* Recovery from Skaro by Sherry Lassiter, art by Mariann Howarth (Doctor Who) (9)
* I Love Dr. Who by Rynn (19)
* Back to the Future: What Really Happened by Mariann Howarth (20)
* Cartoon by Howarth (20)
* In Nomine Xerox by Morgan Devereaux, art by Howarth (24)
* cartoon by Laura Virgil (31)
* Star Wars Trivia by Cynthia Daniel (32)
* The Token by Mel L. Gifford (34)
* Liberty by Karen Robertson (39)
* Leela's Song by Karen Robertson (39)
* First Impressions by Darlene Doyle, art by Joy Riddle (40)
* Flight, written and illustrated by Howarth (58)
* A Day in the Life by Cynthia Daniel and Karen Robertson, art by Howarth (a con skit originally performed at Panopticon West '84) (60)
* Fandom by Anonymous (65)
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Centrally-unplanned

centrally-unplanned is a fan who writes detailed history meta essays of Japanese fandom and internet culture. They are active on Tumblr and Substack 
==Example Works==
* Daicon Film's “Aikoku Sentai Dai Nippon” Controversy & The Otaku Dawn (Substack link )
* , about the opportunities and pitfalls of using fan content for historical and sociologial research. Also a good discussion of Fredart.com, an early fansite by Megatokyo author Fred Gallagher, compares how fansite ethos and culture have changed since then.
* A personal fascination I have discussed before is a kind of ‘cultural obsolescence’; about eras of Youtube video essays 
* octopus pie epilogue meta
* Scott Pilgrim posts
* oh i guess the Impromanga post was [[discoursedrome]: https://discoursedrome.tumblr.com/post/736746535333789696/im-really-curious-about-this-honestly-im (part 2)
* * by CentrallyUnplanned, a bit of meta about Neon Genesis Evangelion fandom, a partially successful attempt to track down "famous" letters about Neon Genesis Evangelion in Japanese newspapers and magazines and then secondarily to piece together a story about them and reactions to the last part of the show.
* 
* about the UI of Danbooru leading to unlikely lasting influence of ToHeart2 in eroge art
* 
* about how The Social Network implicitly endorses the character arc that people think it was written to condemn
* -- analysis of ATLA but also placing its context in other well-known western animated shows of the 2000s, such as She-Ra, Futurama, Rick and Morty
==Links==
==Notes==
==References==
Centre Stage

Centre Stage is a gen anthology featuring characters that Leonard Nimoy has played in TV, movies and plays. The stories are by Linda C. Wood.
==Issue 1==
Centre Stage 1 was published November 1987 and contains 47 pages. This zine is rated PG-13. Artwork by C. Sibbett. 
It contains three stories about Leonard characters - Stryker from "Get Smart", Lord Achmet from "Marco Polo" and Ben Blacker from "M-Squad".
* Front Page 
* Prologue 
* Get Stryker! (Get Smart)
* Sing for Me (Marco Polo)
* Walk on the Dark Side (M Squad)
==Issue 2==
Centre Stage 2 was published in 1991 and has 78 pages of stories and poems covering the whole range of Leonard's characters: Zombies of the Stratosphere, Star Trek: TNG, The Untouchables, and TJ Hooker. Includes Convention prizewinners. Artwork by Sue Toher.
* What do the Nimoy Fans Do? 
* Bad Guy/Good Guy 
* Zombie Quest (Zombies of the Stratosphere, 1952) 
* Black Hawk's Revenge (The Old Overland Trail, 1953) 
* Curtains (The Untouchables, 1962) 
* The Fightin', Battlin' Catlins (Laramie, 'The Runt', 1962) 
* Reverie for Harry (Dr Kildare, 'An Island Like a Peacock', 1963) 
* An Equitable Trade (First Prize, Midcon, 1988) (Star Trek, 'Operation - Annihilate!, 1967) 
* Mother, Please Try to Understand (Star Trek, 'Journey to Babel', 1967) 
* The Ghost on the Highway (Inspired by the picture in "Will I Think Of You?" - "Only on the Highway" Second Prize Winner, Leonard Nimoy Convention, November 1983) 
* The Hitch-Hiker (from LP "The Way I Feel") 
* The Ballad of Emile Vautrain (Mission: Impossible - 'The Choice', 1970) 
* The Ballad or Orville Miller (Catlow, 1971) 
* The Coming of the Cat (Night Gallery - 'She'll be Company for You', 1972) 
* Coral Jungle Castaway (The Coral Jungle, 1975) 
* Kibner's Fate (Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, 1978) 
* "...To Reach a Star" (Vincent, 1980) 
* Vincent (Vincent, 1980) 
* Oh, Golda (A Woman Called Golda, 1982) 
* Sing for Me (Marco Polo, 1982) 
* Only Darkness (The Sun Also Rises, 1982) 
* The Gift (Star Trek II - The Wrath of Khan, 1982) 
* The Moseley Brothers Caper (T J Hooker - 'Vengeance is Mine', 1983) 
* Integration (First Prize, 'Frontiers' Convention, May 1990) Star Trek III - The Search for Spock, 1984) 
* Qual Se Tu? (Star Trek V The Final Frontier, 1989) 
* Return Again to Tomorrow (Second Prize, UFP Convention, May 1991) (Star Trek: The Next Generation, 'Sarek', 1990) 
* The Spirit of the Con 
File:Centre Stage 2-4.jpg|Art by Sue Toher, Mission: Impossible (TV series)
File:Centre Stage 2-5.jpg|Art by Sue Toher, The Coral Jungle
File:Centre Stage 2-3.jpg|Art by Sue Toher, Invasion of the Bodysnatchers
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Centricide

Centricide is a Youtube webseries created by Jreg. It follows personified extreme political ideologies in their quest to destroy the center of the political spectrum.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Anarcho-Communist/Communist
* Communist/Nazi
* Anarcho-Capitalist/Nazi
* Anarcho-Capitalist/Anarcho-Communist
* Anarcho-Capitalist/Libertartian
=== Common Tropes and Genres ===
* Angst - The main political ideologies actively express their desire to kill each other throughout the series. This desire coupled with their developing personal relationships over time is often a source of angst in fanworks.
* Hurt/Comfort - Commonly focused on Anarcho-Communist, as a canonically Non-Binary character Ancom is a common focus of vent fics and gender dysphoria hurt/comfort.
* Internalized Homophobia - focused primarily on right-wing characters and occasionally Communist grappling with their sexuality in light of their ideological homophobia.
* Shockfic - the fandom, especially in its earlier days, attracted a number of "cursed fic."
=== Controversies ===
The writing of certain characters, events and topics covered and often mocked by the series has been the subject of much discussion within the fandom. Ancom's gender identity being one example, the writing and often mocking of gender identity and neo-pronouns in canon has been the subject of much discussion and wank.
A significant community of fans was present on Twitter, called Jritter. Towards the beginning of summer 2021 several scandals and incidents took place that shook the jritter corner of the fandom. One of the most prominent took place in May or June of 2021. A prominent fanartist came forward with allegations of abuse by one of Jreg's frequent collaborators. The resulting controversy, as well as other scandals taking place around the same time, led to a mass exodus from the jritter community and fandom at large with many fans leaving by mid-summer 2021. While some moved on to Centricide communities on other platforms, for many fans, these events were the final straw.I was there and a late member of this exodus.
=== Realicide and Grej ===
Realicide was an animated fan parody of Centricide. While Centricide focused on the destruction of the centrists, Realicide sought to destroy 'realists.' The series attracted a dedicated fandom of its own and many recursive fanworks. In June of 2021 the creators announced their desire to remove themselves and Realicide from association with Jreg and his works. The project was cancelled later that month. The channel and its videos were deleted in September of 2021.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfic ===
* by Orphan Account - Ancom is his, unequivocally, and everyone knows it. Except maybe Ancom.
* by - Ancom is very thirsty for Commie, and Commie is very much in love with quem.
=== Fanart ===
* by staticConscious
* by 
=== Vids ===
* by 
=== Memes ===
* 
=== Meta ===
== Links and Resources ==
* The Centricide (Webseries) on Archive of Our Own
* Centricide tag on Tumblr
== References ==
Category:Web Series
Category:YouTube Series
Category: Fandoms by Source Text
Centrumlumina

centrumlumina is a fanwriter and an admin at Femslash Revolution.
== AO3 Census ==
The AO3 Census was a project by centrumlumina that surveyed around 10,000 AO3 users about their demographics and fanfiction preferences.
==AO3 Ship Stats==
AO3 Ship Stats is a project by centrumlumina that tracks the amount of fanworks produced for different ships on Archive Of Our Own. It began in 2013.
== AO3 Demographics Survey 2024 ==
The AO3 Demographics Survey 2024 was a project by centrumlumina that acted as a follow-up to the AO3 Census. This survey asked around 16,000 AO3 users about their demographics, use of AO3, and fandom behaviour. Results are still being published.
Category:Fanwriters
Cephlon

You may be looking for the Blake's 7 zine of fiction called Cephlon One.
Cephlon is a US newsletter of Blake's Revels, edited by Jean Graham. It was proceeded by Revel Times.
When this newsletter folded in December 1996, it had no formal, wide-spread successor, but Joyce Bowen did go on to create a very informal, small-run info zine called Orac's Oddities: Bowen wrote in October 1996: 
==References==
 
 
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:1996 Zines
Cephlon One

Cephlon One is a gen 55-page Blake's 7 zine of fiction. It appears to contain no art.
* Welcome to Cephlon One (editorial)
* Yvonne S. Hintz, "Vila's Gamble" (S3; V) (fiction)
* Sue Bursztynski, Saturday Night...? (S1; B/J, A/C, V; inspired by a ST fan story, "What's the Use?" by Irina Malova) (fiction)
* Cathy Goodwin and Moira Dahlberg, The Legacy (alt-S4; A-B) (fiction)
* Felicity Millerd, In a Danish Churchyard (script; Hamlet crossover; S3 or S4; A-V) (fiction)
* Sheila Tracy and Moira Dahlberg,"Post-Blake Serial (fiction)
* (Sheila, Let No Man Write My Epitaph; Moira, Interlude in a Position of Power; Sheila, The First Small Breath of Coming Storm; Moira, Enter Rescar; Sheila, Darkness Falls; Moira, Alliances: Uneasy Lies the Head [or Whatever]; S5; A-Se) Yvonne S. Hintz, "The Original Rebels" (S0-S1; Liberator; originally written for a New Horizons club competition) (fiction)
* Greg Dales, "The Baldavis Encounter" (S1; V-ocf) (fiction)
* Sheila Tracy, "In the Beginning..." (S0-S1; Liberator; multiple crossover incl. Monkey, DW, SW, HHGG, BR, ST; originally written for a New Horizons club competition) (fiction)
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Cerberusfk (Yahoo Group)

CerberusFK is a Yahoo Group for Cerberus, the name for the warleaders of the Cousins faction during Forever Knight Wars. The restricted Group was formed on 21 March 2003. It had four members.
Activity was almost entirely restricted to the months of 2004, 2010, and 2013 when War was being planned and fought. 
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 4
* Category : Fan Fiction
* Founded : Mar 21, 2003
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a restricted group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Not listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership requires approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Links==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Cerberusfk/info
Category:Mailing Lists
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Cerebral Cortex 314

Cerebral Cortex is a fansite dedicated to the PC game Commander Keen. 
== History ==
The site was created on June 14, 1997 by Geoff Sims as "Geoff's Commander Keen Page"; its initial focus was compiling information about the game and acting as a resource for other players. As few other fansites for Keen existed at the time, it quickly grew in popularity. 
The site was eventually turned over to Thea, another webmaster - by this point it had amassed about 150,000 hits and was receiving between 10 and 15 emails daily. 
On September 10, 2000, a redesigned version site was relaunched under the current title, with eK, Flaose, and Cho'Gall as webmasters.
Updates continued at a steady pace until early 2005, when Flaose announced their departure. The most recent update on the site's News page is dated January 6, 2023.
== Content ==
* Encyclopedia
* Fan Creations - includes Fanfiction, Fanart, and fan-made levels
* Downloads - information on modding the game, shareware levels, and music
* Links
== References ==
Ceremony of Innocence (Quantum Leap story)

Ceremony of Innocence is a slash Quantum Leap story by Doreen Tracy. 
It was published in Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam! #2 in 1994.
It is a sort-of companion fic to Unforgettable which had been published the year before by Doreen Tracy under the name "Colleen Moore," something the publisher revealed. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Ceremony of Innocence (Star Trek: TOS story)

Ceremony of Innocence is a Star Trek: TOS story by Helene Lynne Kent. The art is by Bev Zuk.
 
It was published in Nome #1. 
==Summary==
"Spock must have sexual relations with a fellow captured crewmember in order to keep her from being used by their captors to create normal offspring."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1979===
 
===1985===
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Cereta

Cereta is a writer of fanfiction and meta.
She is the founder of the Fanfic Symposium, an archive of meta essays.
Cetera first joined fandom through The Sentinel in the late 90's, and has since written in DC Comics (primarily the Bat family), Supernatural, Stephen King's Dark Tower series, and a number of smaller fandoms through Yuletide.
Her meta is heavily informed by her work in rhetoric, as well as feminist perspective. She also frequently writes about children's literature and movies.
A common feature on her journals is Grading Hell Theater. Begun as an attempt to entertain Cereta while she grades papers, the posts often has how various characters would handle situations as simple as having breakfast or dealing with a zombie apocalypse.Cereta. Entries tagged with grading hell theater. Accessed 17 July 2016.
==Interviews==
* Chat transcript for "The Future of Fanworks" fan panel: cereta, Yoon Ha Lee and Eve (2014)
==Notable Works==
===Meta===
* On fans and fetishes (2002)
* Fandom and Male Privilege, an influential and widely read/cited meta essay describing male privilege and its effect on the female spaces of fandom.Cereta. Fandom and Male Privilege. Posted 7 November 2005. (Accessed 8 November 2008)
* Bakhtin vs. LJ: context in fannish discussion, a discussion of the ways LJ complicates discussion.Cereta Bakhtin vs. LJ: context in fannish discussion. Posted 04 April 2007. Accessed 17 July 2016.
* Every few weeks, I run across something (usually a blog entry) that talks about how nasty fandom has gotten lately, and boy, it didn't used to be like this.
===Fanfic===
* Family Business: Five Things The Never Happened to Dick Grayson, a series of short Batman AUs.
* Hanging Work, a Batman AU.
* Nor Hell a Fury, a Supernatural/Stephen King's Christine crossover.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Cerin Amroth

Cerin Amroth was Hope's fanfiction site. The page is listed in the link section of A Bit of Light.
Because the main site was getting cluttered, the page was divided into appropriate sub-sites. Hope/Fanfic became the fanfic subsite of Cerin Amroth.~hope/fanfic, via Wayback: 25 August 2003. (Accessed 10 June 2012)
File:Cerin amroth main.png|main page
File:Hope's story index.png|story index
File:Hopebanner.jpg|linking banner
From Strange as News From Bree:
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
Cersei Lannister

Cersei Lannister is a fictional character from A Song of Ice and Fire, and is played by Lena Headey on the HBO television series Game of Thrones.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Person 	Ship 	Canon
Jaime Lannister 	Cersei Lannister/Jaime Lannister 	Lifelong lover
Ned Stark 	Cersei Lannister/Ned Stark 	
Rhaegar Targaryen 	Cersei Lannister/Rhaegar Targaryen 	Proposed betrothal
Sansa Stark 	Cersei Lannister/Sansa Stark 	
Jon Snow 	Cersei Lannister/Jon Snow 	
Oberyn Martell 	Cersei Lannister/Oberyn Martell 	Proposed betrothal
Euron Greyjoy 	Euron Greyjoy/Cersei Lannister 	Brief husband
Margaery Tyrell 	Cersei Lannister/Margaery Tyrell 	
Stannis Baratheon 	Stannis Baratheon/Cersei Lannister 	
Taena Merryweather	Cersei Lannister/Taena Merryweather	Friend, one time bad hookup
Brienne of Tarth 	Cersei Lannister/Brienne of Tarth 	
===Statistics===
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
==Controversies==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* by La Reine Noire
===Meta===
* by sunneinsplendour
* by turtle-paced
* by lainelannister, comparing Cersei to Atia from Rome
* by dhaarunispeaks
* by equusgirl and miazeklos
==Art Gallery==
Virginina_whenthesunrisesinthewest.png|when the sun rises in the west by rachmaninoffs (2012)|alt="Illustration of Cersei, naked, wrapped in a lion's skin with a crown on her head"
File:Cersei by Simona Bonafini.jpg|Cersei in the style of Alphonse Mucha by Simona Bonafini (2013).
File:Red Queen by DaeronTargaryen.jpg|Red Queen by DaeronTargaryen (2014).
Adayka_cersei.png|by Adayka (2019)|alt="Illustration of a head and shoulders portrait of Cersei, on a soft background of brown and beige"
AntaRFrirean_Cersei.jpg|by Anta R. Frirean (2017)|alt="Illustration of Cersei in a red gown with metal armor breastplate"
File:Lannister Twins Ukiyo-e by Sandra Tirado Mestre.jpg|Cersei and Jaime in the ukiyo-e style by Sandra Tirado Mestre (2018)‎. 
==Example Cosplay Gallery==
File:Cersei lannister game of thrones cosplay by megabethbob.jpg|Cosplay by megabethbob (2016)
File:Queen cersei lannister costume game of throne 6x10 by poisonambra.jpg|Cosplay by Poisonambra (2017)
==Resources & Links==
* A Wiki of Ice and Fire: Cersei Lannister
* gameofthrones.wikia.com: Cersei Lannister
* Wikipedia: Cersei Lannister
* Archive of Our Own tag: Cersei Lannister
** POV Cersei Lannister
** Cersei Lannister-centric
* FanFiction.net: Cersei Lannister
* Tumblr tags: Cersei Lannister
==References==
Category:ASOIAF/Game of Thrones Characters