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Dalek

The Daleks are a fictional extraterrestrial race in Doctor Who. They are reoccurring series antagonists.
==Dalekmania==
Dalekmania was the name given to a craze surrounding the Daleks, that occurred soon after their introduction in the 1960's, especially amongst children.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Antagonists: much like canon, the Daleks are often portrayed as antagonists in fanworks featuring The Doctor and his companions.
==Fanworks==
*Long photoset, but I had to because THIS IS SO AWESOME AND ADORABLE!, in which a group of school children build a Dalek.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Tardis5.jpg|cover art of TARDIS v.1 n.5, with the Fourth Doctor, by Stuart Glazebrook (1976)
File:Doodlebug.jpg|Cover art for Who's Doodlebug?, with the Fourth Doctor, by unknown artist (1980)
File:Keysoftime2.jpg|Cover art for The Keys of Time #2 by unknown artist (1987)
File:Psychodalek.jpg|Cover art for Psycho-Daleks #1 by unknown artist (1989)
File:Powerofthedaleks.jpg|Cover art of Encyclopaedia Gallifreiica, with the Second Doctor, by unknown artist (approx 1980s)
File:Enlightenment no.102.jpg|Cover art for Enlightenment no.102 by unknown artist (2001)
File:Enlightenment no.128.jpg|Cover of Enlightenment no. 128, with the Ninth Doctor, by Michael Leis (2005)
File:Crocheted Daleks.jpeg|Crocheted Daleks by X-parrot (2010)
File:Needle-felted dalek.jpg|Light-Up Needle-Felted Dalek by GlassCamel (2010)
=== Memes ===
* Hipster Dalek
==Archives and Links==
*Dalek(s) tag at Archive of Our Own
*Dalek at FanFiction.net
==Resources==
*Dalek at Doctor Who wiki
*Wikipedia 
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Dalek-killer.net

dalek-killer.net is a fansite by Darcy Casselman centred on the character of Abslom Daak from the Doctor Who Expanded Universe. The site is still up, though doesn't appear to have been updated since 2014, when a still image of Abslom cameoed in the Doctor Who TV episode Time Heist. The site is a member of the Doctor Who Time Ring.
Category:Doctor Who Websites
category:Doctor Who Expanded Universe
Dalek Man, London. Having scrambled British SF TV expectations, Terry Nation considers reshaping fan conventions

Dalek Man, London. Having scrambled British SF TV expectations, Terry Nation considers reshaping fan conventions is an article in Starlog #150 in January 1990. It is by Laurie Haldeman and Jean Airey.
Haldeman and Airey were both very well-known fans of Doctor Who, Blake's 7, and Star Trek and editors of fanzines. 
It discusses Terry Nation's plans to recreate fan cons as a for-profit con, cons that Nation would control and reshape.
This article came out during the The Blake's 7 Wars. 
It illustrates the theory that where there are fans, there is money to be made.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7
Category:Doctor Who
Category:1990 News Media
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Dallas

Dallas is an American prime time television soap opera that aired on CBS from April 2, 1978, to May 3, 1991. The series revolves around an affluent and feuding Texas family, the Ewings, who own the independent oil company Ewing Oil and the cattle-ranching land of Southfork. The series originally focused on the marriage of Bobby Ewing and Pamela Barnes, whose families were sworn enemies of each other. As the series progressed, Bobby's elder brother, oil tycoon J. R. Ewing, became the show's breakout character, whose schemes and dirty business became the show's trademark. When the show ended on May 3, 1991, J.R. was the only character to have appeared in every episode.
The show was prominent for its cliffhangers, including the infamous Dallas Dream Season as well as the intense speculation about "Who shot J.R.?" The 1980 episode "Who Done It" remains the second-highest-rated prime-time telecast ever. The show also featured a "Dream Season", in which the entirety of season 9 was revealed to have been a dream of Pam Ewing's. After 14 seasons, the series finale "Conundrum" aired in 1991.
With its 357 episodes, Dallas remains one of the longest lasting full-hour prime time dramas in American TV history, behind Gunsmoke (635 episodes), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (478 episodes as of April 2020), Law & Order (456 episodes), Bonanza (430 episodes), and Grey's Anatomy (363 episodes as of April 2020). Dallas also spawned spin-off series Knots Landing in 1979, which also lasted 14 seasons and a total of 344 episodes.
In 2007, Dallas was included in Time magazine's list of "100 Best TV Shows of All-Time".
In 2010, TNT announced it had ordered a new, updated continuation of Dallas.Jordan, Chris. "TNT, TBS Order 4 Pilots, Including 'Dallas' Update" TV Squad; September 8, 2010 The revival series, continuing the story of the Ewing family, premiered on TNT on June 13, 2012, and ran for three seasons, ending its run on September 22, 2014.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*Dallas - All TV Series tag at AO3
*Dallas (1978) tag at AO3
*Dallas (2012) tag at AO3
*Dallas tag at FanFiction.Net
*Dallas Television Series on Soap Chat
*J.R. Brewing
*Dallas Online Forever
===LJ Communities===
* dallasfans
* dallas_fic
===Tumblr Blogs===
* ewingoil
* ewingglobal
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Dallas
Dallas Dream Season

Dallas Dream Season is a trope popularized by the prime-time soap Dallas. 
The character of Bobby Ewing had been killed off in a car accident at the end of the 1984-1985 season, a move that proved very unpopular with the viewers. Dallas scriptwriters created a storyline which featured Pam, his wife, waking up to find Bobby in the shower with the realization that the storylines of the preceding season, including the accident, were nothing more than a lengthy dream sequence. 
Also see Dream Season.
==Examples of Use==
===1986===
===1990===
===2002===
===2006===
==References==
Dallison

Derek/Allison or Dallison is the non-canonical relationship between Derek Hale and Allison Argent on the television show Teen Wolf.
==Canon==
On the show, Allison is deceased though dead people have been resurrected on Teen Wolf.
Before her death, Allison and Derek were enemies then reluctant allies. Allison was born into a family of werewolf hunters. Derek is a born werewolf.
Allison was the niece of Kate Argent, the hunter who seduced teenage Derek to acquire information that Kate used to kill Derek's immediate and extended family.
==Fandom==
Since Allison's death, this rare pairing is becoming somewhat more common.
===Tropes and Fanon===
* AU: While fanworks often keep the discord at the start of the relationships, AU's are used frequently as a means of forcing Allison and Derek together.
* Amnesia or feral behavior : are also common elements used in Dallison stories.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Wildflowers and Werewolves, a series by tsukinofaerii set in a near Canon AU in which Derek finds feral but human Allison in the woods.
* Parallels, by HexcodeRose which has Derek traveling through a variety of alternate universes.
* No Honor In Suffering, by pr1nc3ssp34ch. Allison moved away from friends and remained a hunter then she is bit and goes to Derek's pack for help.
* Gold, a series by lowlifetheory. Set in an All Human AU, the pov and stories switch from story to story. This means the Dallison romance is sometimes in the background. This series contains the first Dallison stories that are still on AO3.
===Fan Art===
===Other Fanworks===
===Rec Lists===
* Rashaka's Dallison Rec List
* Fuck Yeah Dallison Fic Rec List
==Fansites and Communities==
===Communities===
===Blogs===
* Fuck Yeah Derek and Allison on tumblr
===Challenges===
==Links and Resources==
* Allison Argent/Derek Hale on the AO3
* Dallison tag on tumblr
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Teen Wolf Relationships
Dallon Weekes

Dallon Weekes is a musician, associated with Bandom since he became touring band member (2009), then official bassist for Panic! at the Disco (2010). He left Panic to work on his own music group, I Don't Know How But They Found Me, in 2016.
See Wikipedia for detail. 
Prior to joining Panic, Dallon led his own band, The Brobecks. As a result, The Brobecks music became popular in PATD fandom and bandom, but the rest of the group did appear frequently in RPF fanworks.
Dallon engaged in considerable stage gay with Brendon Urie. This launched and fueled the Dallon/Brendon ship, but also led to some discontent from fans of other ships - particularly Ryden fans, because Brendon's stage gay partner used to be Ryan Ross. Some fans felt that Dallon was being pushed on them. Tinhats who believed that Ryden was real believed Brendon was attempting to trick them by faking with Dallon what had been genuine with Ryan.
==Fanon==
==Fanworks==
== Resources == 
* Dallon Weekes works on AO3
Category:People Category:Bandom Category:Panic! at the Disco
Dalton Boys Are Geeks

Dalton Boys Are Geeks is a series of Glee fanfics created by Infra and posted on Livejournal. Collectively they are also referred to as Spah!verse, or simply spah, in an ongoing reference to Team Fortress 2.
They are set starting after Episode 2.06 "Never Been Kissed", and feature Klaine as the primary ship. How To Make Friends And Influence People (without using Katy Perry lyrics) was one of the first Klaine fics published after the episode aired, and as a result had a significant effect on how Dalton Academy was perceived by fans. 
In addition to the main storyline, Infra is responsible for hundreds of smaller fics and drabbles, bundled in with #Related Works for simplicity.
==Relations with Dalton==
The other fanfic published in the immediate aftermath of Blaine's first appearance was CP Coulter's Dalton. While CP and Infra have written collaborative fic, and have both clearly stated that they were individually inspired and that they are nothing but friends, tension exists between the two groups. Infra has stated that she has been attacked for copying CP's ideas, despite her fic being the first published, and despite CP's pleas for it to stop. 
==Related Works==
Due to the many original characters in the fics, a small following developed specifically for them. Rather than focusing on the Klaine pairing that is the focus of the original series, fanworks tend to focus on these characters.
Attempted masterlists of drabbles can be found in the Spah Tumblr Masterlist and the Spahverse Tumblr.
===Fanfiction===
* Only Dancing by penelopemuse, a Kapashima story
* All You Need Is Love by penelopemuse, a sequel to Only Dancing
* An Unintended Vacation by sungabraverday, a story about Ben Green and his father
===Fanart===
* Kidnapped by yo_mawari
* Struck From Above by finncat
* 1st Floor, a map of the first floor of Dalton Academy, by blaqkheaven
==References==
* TV Tropes
Category:Glee Fanfiction
Category:2010s
Dalziel and Pascoe

Dalziel and Pascoe is the common cover name for a mystery series set in Yorkshire featuring Detective Superintendent Andrew "Andy" Dalziel (pronounced "DEE-yell") and Detective Sergeant Peter Pascoe. Much of the interest lies in the character contrast: Dalziel is crude and rude, but has his finger on the pulse of Yorkshire life; Pascoe is polite and politically correct, but more naive than he realizes. 
The characters debuted in a series of novels by Reginald Hill, which has been adapted twice for television. Only one book was filmed in 1993; but a more successful series was produced from 1996 to 2007, featuring Warren Clarke as Dalziel and Colin Buchanan as Pascoe.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Although the fandom is small, it's predominately slash.
===Pairings===
Slash:
* Peter Pascoe/Edgar Wield
* Edwin Digweed/Edgar Wield
* Andrew Dalziel/Peter Pascoe
Het:
* Ellie Pascoe/Peter Pascoe 
==Fanworks==
===Fanzines===
Multifandoms:
* Pæan to Priapus (slash)
* Red Rose (slash)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Dalziel and Pascoe works at FFN
* Dalziel and Pascoe works at AO3
Category:Dalziel and Pascoe
Damage

You may be looking for Damages, a Forever Knight story.
Damage is a slash NCIS 215-page Gibbs/DiNozzo novel by Xanthe. 
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "When Gibbs investigates a minor robbery, he uncovers something much more sinister, and the resulting investigation has unexpected and far-reaching consequences."
==Goodreads Reviews==
:For the fannish reaction to reviews about fanfic at Goodreads see Some Topics Regarding Reviews of Fanfiction Posted at Goodreads
===2012===
===2017===
==References==
Category:NCIS Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2009 Zines
Damage Control (Sentinel zine)

Damage Control is a 79-page Sentinel novel by Kim Gasper.
It was posted to the internet before it was published as a print zine.
==Topic==
It is a h/c rapefic. 
In 2000, the author said: "I never actually intended it to be a *rape story*. The rape takes place before the story begins. What it is, however, is a rape recovery story. :-)" comments at Prospect-L, quoted anonymously (October 2000) 
==Disclaimer==
==Author's Note==
From the print zine: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2000===
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Damage Control (Star Trek: DS9 story)

Damage Control is a Star Trek: DS9 Garak/Bashir story by Kathryn Ramage.
Summary: "Garak and Bashir have to face both private and public ramifications after the doctor is accidentally injured while trying to keep up with Cardassian-style sex."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Star Trek DS9 FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Damaged Series

The Damaged Series is a series of six Hanson fanfics written by Jenna, hosted on her website Infinitely Poetic.
The series takes its title from the first story, which is so far the only one to be self-published. It follows the life of an OFC named Emma after her father dies of cancer, her mother begins to drink and she moves in with her grandmother in Tulsa, Oklahoma to escape. There, she meets Taylor Hanson, known as Taylor Green in the published version.
==Amazed==
The second story in the series chronologically Amazed was actually written concurrently with Minor Miracles. It is told from Taylor's point of view. In it, Emma receives her own cancer diagnosis and Taylor stays by her side as she battles it.
==Reinvented==
The third story in the series, Reinvented switches back to Emma's point of view as she returns to high school and her relationship with Taylor progresses.
==Awakened==
The fourth story in the series, Awakened begins directly after the end of Reinvented. In it, Taylor and Emma graduate from high school and, in spite of their young age, get married and begin their lives together.
==Minor Miracles==
The fifth story in the series, Minor Miracles breaks Jenna's titling scheme. In it, Emma experiences the ups and downs of pregnancy, with an unexpected surprise.
==My Life Completed==
The sixth story in the series, My Life Completed follows Taylor and Emma's domestic life together with their twins. It is currently incomplete.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
The Damaged Series won awards in the Blank Page Awards, Hanson Only Awards and Thieves and Liars Awards.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Damar

Damar is a reoccurring supporting character in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the second spin-off of the Star Trek franchise.
Played by actor Casey Biggs,Biggs also appeared as the psychiatrist Doctor Wycoff in Shadows and Symbols (DS9, Episode 7x02) and had a cameo as an unnamed holosuite character in the series finale What You Leave Behind (DS9, Episode 7x25). The actor made a brief return to the Star Trek franchise in Damage (ENT, Episode 3x19), where he portrayed an unnamed Illyrian captain. He was interviewed by Denise Crosby for the documentary Trekkies 2 (2004).
 the Cardassian military officer made his debut in the episode Return to Grace (DS9, Episode 4x14) and appeared in 23 episodes.
==Fandom==
===Fanon and Themes===
* Cardassian internalized homophobia
* Damar's alcohol use disorder (AUD)
===Pairings===
Het:
* Damar/Kira Nerys
* Damar/Tora Ziyal
Slash:
* Damar/Dukat
* Damar/Elim Garak
* Damar/Weyoun
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
Date	Title 	Author 	Genre 	Summary
1997	Cardassian Hostage 	Mary Knasinski and Christine Collins	Moresome	This story is a "what if?" story - what if Garak had been forced to remain behind on DS9 when Dukat and the Dominion took over, at the end of the fifth-season episode "Call to Arms"?
1998	 	Christine Collins 	M/M 	Alternative Dukat/Damar story. When Damar is injured in a skirmish with the Klingons, Dukat keeps vigil at his bedside. Set immediately after 'Return To Grace'.
1999	Another World 	Christine Collins 	M/F 	Gul Damar receives a very exotic 'gift'
2000	Admiring Fools Part 1 	Victoria Meredith 	 	Trapped in the mirror universe, Kira has to protect Damar from a bloodthirsty Dukat by any means necessary
2000	Admiring Fools Part 2: Bridges 	Victoria Meredith 	 	In the moments between death and resurrection, Kira and Damar contemplate what went wrong and what could have been
2001	Admiring Fools 3: That Was Then; This Is Now	Victoria Meredith 	M/F 	With the Cardassian Revolution under way, Kira and Garak are kept busy training resistance cells and spreading propaganda, while Damar deals poorly with his frustration and loneliness from hiding in the cellar as the events unfold without him
2000	 	Victoria Meredith 	Gen 	Damar learns how his rebellion has effected the people of Deep Space Nine and comes to terms with being one of the heroes.
==Archives and Communities==
* Damar tag on the Ao3
* Damar at FF.net
* Neutral Zine, an e-zine edited by kira-nerys
* Scaly Tales, an e-zine focusing on Cardassians
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Characters
Damar/Dukat

Damar/Dukat is the fanon slash pairing of the Cardassian military officers Damar and Dukat in the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, the second spin-off of the Star Trek franchise.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* by Christine Collins (1998)
==Archives==
* Damar/Dukat at AO3
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Damar Series

The Damar Series is a fantasy series by Robin McKinley, consisting primarily of The Blue Sword (1982) and its prequel The Hero and the Crown (1984), plus four short stories published in collections from 1982 to 2004.
The fandom for the series is small, in large part because of McKinley's vocal opposition to fanfiction, which led FanFiction.net and other archives to ban stories based on her works. As of February 2023, there are 53 fanworks for the Damar Series at Archive of Our Own.
==Fandom==
Canon ships are popular, including Harry/Corlath, Aerin/Tor, and Aerin/Luthe.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Winter Words by squeequeg, Harry/Corlath post-The Blue Sword, written for Yuletide 2007. Recced as "a beautiful, lyrical story... with spot-on characterization"jane_elliot at epic_recs. Winter Words by stealthmuffin (PG), posted 10 November 2008. and as having "lush, rich world building".blithers at het_reccers. "Winter Words" by squeequeg (PG), posted 25 March 2013.
* Springtime in Ihistan by abluestocking, written for Yuletide 2011. Recced as "a thoughtful and appropriately bitter-sweet look at Harry's great-grandmother,"kate_nepveu on LiveJournal. Yuletide 2011 recs, part 2, posted 24 December 2012. who was mentioned briefly as being from Damar in The Blue Sword.
* looking for something i've been afraid to find by Lir_Soracia, The Avengers (Clint/Phil) fusion with The Blue Sword. (2012)
* The Weight of Her Own Legend by inthebackoftheimpala (UnsungFury), written for Yuletide 2018. Told from the POV of Gonturan, the Blue Sword. Podfic by exmanhater for Awesome Ladies Podfic Anthology IX (2019).
===Fanart===
* 'The Blue Sword' Cover by AinuLaire (2005)
* Corlath WIP / WIP: Desert King by kayshasiemens (2008–2010)
* Lady Aerin of the Blue Sword by CapnFlynn (2011)
* Aerin Dragon-Killer by elissastillstands (2017)
* interpretation of the final battle scene and of Harry and Corlath by venandum (2018)
* aerin fire-hair, queen of damar, first of her name, slayer of dragons, done with your shit by damarcore (2020)
* Aerin-sol by iesnoth (2021)
==External Links==
* Damar Series - Robin McKinley at Archive of Our Own
* Damar Commentary Page and Timeline
* damar series tag at Tumblr
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
DameChina

DameChina was an early Harry Potter fanfiction author best known for her popular parody story "The Britney Spears Cliché". As Headmistress Abby, she was also the owner of the interactive Harry Potter fansite Hogwarts School of Magic.
"The Britney Spears Cliché" was nominated for a Golden Toad award in Fall 2000 in the category "Best Cliché" and reportedly had hundreds of reviews at FanFiction.Net.emilyenrose at fandom_history at LiveJournal. History of a Lurker, posted 04 March 2003. DameChina and her cousin Dragonwings also wrote fanfiction together as The Weasley Twinettes, and published two stories: "Hicks, Sticks, and Ugly Chicks" in March 2001 and "Potions, Poems and Present-Day Problems" in May 2001. The fanfiction she wrote as DameChina or Abbacus is no longer online.
She was a member of METMA and DSEThe Weasley Twinettes's Bio at FanFiction.Net: "Abby is a member of the DSE." DameChina is also listed on the list of METMA members, archived in October 2009. and was a Harry/Hermione shipper."I am also one of the many crewmembers of the universal Good Ship H/H. H/H forever!" Abbacus's Bio at FanFiction.Net. Written on or after 31 July 2000. (Accessed 24 July 2016.)
DameChina ran Hogwarts School of Magic as "Headmistress Abby", though she briefly turned the site over to Dragonwings in secret, and remained active on the site until it she closed it due to lack of help in March 2002.hogwarts_team at LiveJournal, the Hogwarts School of Magic staff account, last updated 04 July 2002.
She left fandom after the closure of Hogwarts School of Magic, writing in 2003: "With the website gone, I had a brief obsession with trying to be a mod or something of the sort. Once I realized how ridiculous I was being and that I'd never really fit in with those adults, I left fandom altogether."schnell at LiveJournal, ...and things were perfect., posted 10 March 2003.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
DamiRae Zine

DamiRae Zine is a charity anthology zine in DC Comics fandom, focused on the paring of Damian Wayne/Rachel Roth. There have been two issues, one in 2021 and one in 2022, the second issue was titled Ordinary Worlds. They raised $1310.65 for St Jude Children's Hospital after the first issue, and $1002.42 for Human Society International after the second issue.
Category:DC Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Category:2022 Zines
Category:Batman Zines
Damian Desmond/Anya Forger

Damian x Anya, is the het ship of Damian Desmond and Anya Forger in the fandom Spy x Family.
==Canon==
They are classmates in the first grade at the prestigious Eden Academy. Damian's father is the leader of a political party that is the target of Loid Forger's spying mission, so Loid is trying to use Anya to get close to the Desmond Family. Anna is aware of this covert operation thanks to her esper mindreading powers, and is trying to befriend Damian to help her adoptive father's mission. However, between Anya's missteps and Damian's prickly nature, they frequently end up fighting.
==Fandom==
Damianya is one of the most popular ships in the fandom. While most shippers age them up to teens or adults, the ship has come under criticism because both characters are in early elementary school, with the usual wank about whether it's appropriate to age up very young characters for the purposes of shipping. 
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
File:Damianya art by ryllen.png |art by ryllen, 2022 |alt="Digital art of aged up Damian and Anya from the chest up. They both wear the uniforms of Eden Academy. Damian looks at the viewer with an angry and embarrassed expression, while Anya looks slightly to the side with a confused smile."
===Fanart & Fancomics===
* by dule0000, 2022
* by ryllen, 2022
* by anotherdumbblog12467, 2022
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
* by erisluna35, basically a ship manifesto.
==Communities & Resources==
* Damian Desmond/Anya Forger works on AO3
* DamiAnya in the Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Spy x Family