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Convergence (Star Wars TPM story)

Convergence is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Alex. It's a long story with 35 chapters.
Summary: "An historical AU in which Qui-Gon Jinn's past catches up with him in many different ways." 
==Later Published as a Print Zine, Along With "Provocateur"==
Because The Phantom Menace straddled a moment in time regarding online and off-line fiction, the story was republished a year by Sian later as a 162-page print zine, along with Alex's story, Provocateur. The two fics were bound together as a flip-over zine.
See Convergence/Provocateur.
==Recs and Reviews==
The story is linked as a rec at Mac & Anna's Place in the category "BIG stories* (195k or more)".
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
 
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Convergence (Star Wars zine)

Convergence is a gen Star Wars 93-page fiction anthology. Despite the "1" on the cover, it is the only issue. 
The art is by Mary E. Overstreet and Lynn Garcia.
The editor's thanks: 
From the editorial: 
 
Image:convergence1-1.jpg|Lynn or Mary
Image:convergence1-2.jpg|Lynn or Mary
 
* Editorial by Mary E. Overstreet (1)
* Frozen in Time by Marcy Robin (3)
* Legacy by Lynn Garcia (5)
*Pay the Piper by Lynn Garcia (The Firebird Chronicles, part one, details the struggles of a young Jedi) (20)
* Beginnings by Jan Beckworth (25)
* The Ill-Starred Detour by Mary E. Overstreet ("'Detour' takes place after SW. There was another story that spanned the gap between the two, but it has since been scrapped and won't appear except reworked as a short short in a future issue of CONVERGENCE. Briefly: Atheila's guardian had gone to Alderaan for a visit, leaving her alone on the Fenevall estate. Along comes the Death Star^ and no more Alderaan or guardian. Unable to contact anyone and highly suspicious of the group Leia sent to pick her up (Jin, Han, and Chewie), she did not leave willingly. Jin sensed that she was a potential Force-sensitive, and in trying to cheer her up since they had hit it off well, she got her into Jedi training, even having a sabre made for her. This didn't help entirely, so Leia let Han bring Creela to the base. Used to having her own way, Atheila was still unsatisfied.") (26)
* Love and Learn by Julie D. Overstreet (74)
* Harrison "Fan Ford" Seen-n-Find, puzzle by Linda Gayle Walker (75)
* Star Wars Limericks by Julie D. Overstreet (76)
* Fantasm by Linda Gayle Walker and Mary E. Overstreet (The authors are transported into the Star Wars universe and have an adventure.) (78)
* Star Wars Satelite [sic] Program Guide by Linda Gayle Walker and Denise Scott (87)
* Remberences: Biggs, poem by Linda Gayle Walker (90)
* Elegy by Jeanie Hennig (91)
* A Different Path, part one by Mary Elizabeth Overstreet (Follows the other princess of the Organa family through her downfall in slavery.)
==Inside Sample==
 
Image:convergence1-3.jpg|Mary E. Overstreet
Image:convergence1-4.jpg|Lynn Garcia
Image:convergence1-5.jpg|Lynn Garcia
Image:convergence1-6.jpg|Lynn Garcia
Image:convergence1-7.jpg|Mary E. Overstreet
Image:convergence1-8.jpg|Lynn Garcia
Image:convergence1-9.jpg|Mary E. Overstreet
Image:convergence1-10.jpg|Mary E. Overstreet
Image:convergence1-11.jpg|
Image:convergence-12.jpg|Mary E. Overstreet
Image:convergence1-13.jpg|Lynn Garcia, inside back cover: "Hang in there, Leia. CONVERGENCE 2 is bound to have some less depressing stories in it."
 
 Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Converging Media: Fan Scripts Touted as New Force in TV

Converging Media: Fan Scripts Touted as New Force in TV is a 2003 article for "Television Week." The article is by Wayne Friedman, and it has the subtitle: "FanLib Could Bring in Viewers; WGA a Stumbling Block."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* FanLib 
* fandom and profit and rascally copyrights
* Snitchseeker, a Harry Potter writing contest
==From the Article==
==References==
Category:2003 News Media
Conversation in a Space-Ship

Conversation in a Space-Ship was a short 1939 story by John F. Burke. It was about an old man and a young boy making conversation on a spaceship bound for Mars.
The old man says that things have changed completely since he was a boy two hundred years ago in the 1930s. He explains the concepts of patriotism, races and war to the boy, who finds the ideas shocking. In the story's time period, there's a socialist World State where news is shown to the people in real-time as it happens, instead of having newspapers use the freedom of the Press to twist the truth.
The boy asks if anyone from that far back had tried to imagine a world state free of violence and injustice, and the man answers that some science fiction fans tried. He describes some science fiction fandom squabbles like the Staple Wars, saying that fans claimed to be more advanced than other people even thought they spent their time on the same futilities and often denounced other fans as subversives for theories that didn't exist in scientific textbooks yet.
The last paragraph reveals the old man to be British science fiction fan Harold Kay. At the time, the main forces in fandom calling for a World State were Michelist fans like Donald A. Wollheim, who had recently called for one by name in a 1938 issue of Novae Terrae. (See Commentary on the November "Novae Terrae".)
==Fan Reactions==
In the next issue of The Fantast, someone shared their thoughts on the story:
==References==
Category:1939 Fanfiction
Category:Faanfiction
Conversations About Hanson

Conversations About Hanson is a Hanson fancomic by Megan Campbell. The comic discusses issues of body shaming, feminism and social justice in the Hanson fandom, but never takes itself too seriously, often mocking the artist herself as much as it mocks other fans. The art style is deliberately poor, with the comics being nothing more than stick figures drawn in pen on notebook paper, which are then photographed rather than scanned. 
Megan also uses the Tumblr on which the comic is posted to respond to discussions in the fandom. 
Category:Hanson Art
Category:2017 Fanart
Conversations With Dr. Hammond

Conversations With Dr. Hammond is a Harry Potter story by Jane. It is a sequel to Jane's fic Therapy. It is rated PG-13 and features the Ron/Hermione pairing.See this post and this post.
Author's summary: "Sequel to Therapy. The Three Musketeers talk to the doctor through his enchanted diary"
== Reception ==
According to one fan's calculations, Conversations With Dr. Hammond was one of the most popular mid-length stories on Checkmated in 2004, with 171 reviews.ambergreene at Checkmated Forums. Fan Fiction Recommendations: post #70. Posted 05 February 2004. (Accessed 24 November 2013.) As of September 2004, the story had 184 reviews at FanFiction.Net.
The story has been praised for its characterizations of the trio, particularly Harry and Ron.Portkey at Checkmated Forums. Favorite Fan Fiction II: post #59. Posted 08 November 2003. (Accessed 24 November 2013.)majick at hg_ficrecs. The List.... Posted 14 November 2005. (Accessed 24 November 2013.)freelancer at Checkmated Forums. Favorite Versions...: post #4. Posted 09 December 2003. (Accessed 24 November 2013.)~Lilith~ at FanForum. Sidekicks - Post #135. Posted 14 March 2005. (Accessed 24 November 2013.)
=== Recs & Reviews ===
== References ==
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Category:Het Fanfiction
Conversations at Warp Speed

Conversations at Warp Speed is a non-fiction Star Trek book of interviews by Anthony Wynn.
The Foreword was written by actor Barry Morse. 
==Summary==
From the back cover:
"Conversations at Warp Speed features insightful interviews with actors who were there at the inception of the original Star Trek television series (Grace Lee Whitney, George Takei, and James Doohan). They share their memories of the science fiction phenomenon and are joined by additional performers who appeared in later series and film incarnations (Robin Curtis, Nick Tate, Bibi Besch, Armin Shimmerman, and Kitty Swink).
Other interviewees include producer and writer Eric A. Stillwell ("Yesterday's Enterprise"), as well as the creator of Star Trek himself, Gene Roddenberry.
Not only limited to their various involvements with the classic show, a number of the interviews in this book more deeply examine the career, activities, and other notable work of the performs and professionals - both prior to, and following their work on the iconic series and films.
"Conversations at Warp Speed" also features the final interview with actor Paul Carr, plus a talk with Star Trek fans Marlene Daab, and Carol Jennings. Included are bonus conversations with Corinne Orr ("Speed Racer"), Gretchen Corbett ("Otherworld", "The Rockford Files"), and Barry Morse (The Fugitive, Space: 1999)."
==Featured Fans==
The book contains a joint interview with two longtime Portland, Oregon Star Trek fans and collectors, Carol Jennings and Marlene Daab. The two women talk about what attracted them to the show and to fandom, as well as their volunteer work at conventions. The interview with Eric A. Stillwell contains remembrances of his participation in fan groups and what led to his work on the Star Trek franchise.
==Interviewees==
* Grace Lee Whitney "Keep on Trekkin'"
* Nick Tate "A Large Appetite for Life"
* Bibi Besch "True to Myself"
* George Takei "Born With These Instincts"
* Robin Curtis "Where Were You When We Cast 'The Winds of War'?"
* Paul Carr "Don't Call Me Boy"
* James Doohan "Honesty and Honor"
* Marlene Daab and Carol Jennings "We're Not Geeks"
* Armin Shimmerman and Kitty Swink "It's Hard to be a Method Actor and be a Ferengi"
* Eric A. Stillwell "'Star Trek' Changed My Life"
* Gene Roddenberry "Our Wealth is Our Diversity"
* Gretchen Corbett "I'm a Stage Actress - I Don't Do Hollywood"
* Corinne Orr "Looking for Adventure in My Own Way"
* Barry Morse "To Everything That Was"
==From the Author==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Converse Symmetry

"Converse Symmetry" is a Star Trek: DS9 Garak/Bashir story by Terri Drummonds.
"SUMMARY: A subspace anomaly causes the crew of the USS Defiant from an alternate universe to cross over into DS9's universe. Led by Captain O'Brien, Ambassador Bashir, and Dukat, these alternates possess technology which could give Ben Sisko's Federation the edge in the fight against the Dominion. However, there are the small matters of the Prime Directive, lost lovers, treason and collaborators.
TIMELINE: This story takes place in the latter part of the fourth season, specifically after "For the Cause" where Eddington was revealed as a traitor and Garak and Ziyal first began associating with one another. It occurs before "To the Death" where the DS9 crew embarks on a joint mission with the Jem'Hadar to destroy the Iconian time gateway in the Gamma Quadrant. Other events to note: Odo still has his ability to shapeshift and Dukat is still hunting down Klingons."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Convicted

Convicted is a slash Starsky and Hutch 113-page novel by April Valentine. 
The cover art is by J. Jones, the art on the title page is by TACS. There is no other interior art. Art samples are included with the publisher's permission.
 
==Publication History==
Six chapters of this story were originally serialized in Tell Me Something I Don't Know! in 1986 and 1987. 
In that letterzine in 1990, the author wrote: 
In 1991, the author had this plan: 
 
In spring 1995, Valentine said: 
==The Cover Art==
==Author's Foreword==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1988===
===2005===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Conviction (Genshin Impact zine)

Conviction is a charity fanzine focused on the character Diluc from Genshin Impact.
==About==
A total of $2,000 USD in proceeds from the zine sales were donated to the charity Rotary International.
 Zine Schedule
 	Start 	End
Interest Check 	March 12, 2021 	April 30, 2021
Mod Application 	May 10, 2021 	May 30, 2021
Contributor Applications	June 4, 2021 	July 18, 2021
Preorders 	December 3, 2021	January 24, 2022
Shipping 	July 5, 2022 	July 18, 2022
Leftover Sales 	October 14, 2022	October 22, 2022
Statistics from the zine's interest check were posted on the zine Twitter account, as were statistics from the contributor apps. The zine received 240 total contributor applications.
===Zine Pricinghttps://web.archive.org/web/20211203182317/https://diluczine.bigcartel.com/===
Tier Name 	Price 	Contents
PDF Only 	$15 USD	PDF
Zine + PDF 	$25 USD	Physical zine, PDF
Zine + Merch	$40 USD	Physical zine, 2 prints, 2 charms
Full Bundle 	$65 USD	Physical zine, 2 prints, 2 charms, standee
A PDF add-on to the Zine + Merch tier was available for $5 USD.
===Zine Promotions===
* Early bird promotion: Orders of any physical tier before Dec. 25, 2021 received an enamel pin (separate from the stretch goal enamel pin) with code 'RETRIBUTION'.
* Stretch Goals: This project included the three stretch goals below, all of which were unlocked by January 4, 2022.
::
Milestone 	Unlocked Goal
75 orders 	Two sticker sheets
150 orders	Notepad
200 orders	Enamel pin
* Giveaway: There was a full bundle giveaway during preorders.
===Other===
* On June 24, 2022, the zine mods posted a thread about the current state of fulfillment, sourcing delays from their printer due to the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing shipping issues worldwide. Due to the delays as well as the SHOWTIME zine controversy happening around the same time, the zine PDF was released early to those who preordered and a simplified expenditure ledger was promised to be provided at some point in the future.
==Contributors==
===Page Artists===
===Merch Artists===
===Writers===
===Mods===
== References ==
Category:Genshin Impact Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:2022 Zines
Convoluted Writing Thoughts

Convoluted Writing Thoughts is a 2000 essay by Flamingo. 
It was posted to The Pits, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list that required membership and is now offline. It is posted on Fanlore with permission from its author.
Written when the internet was just taking off, it is a peek into fannish culture on the cusp of print and online communication.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Related Essays by Flamingo==
* Convoluted Writing Thoughts (2000)
* The Art of Fanfic Critique: who and what it is for (2001)
* Mailing List Culture and Critical Discussion of Fanworks (2003)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the rights of writers, and the rights of reviewers
* once a fic is made public, it is fair game for comment
* types of feedback
* "I have to say that it is the net which has fostered this strange notion that the *writer* of a work has the right to control people's opinion -- and people's interest in expressing that opinion..." 
* the value of critique
* thin skins
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Conzineience

Conzineience was a multifandom convention.
From an an announcement in Pop Stand Express #9: "July 4, 5, & 6, 1986, at the spacious Holiday Inn North In Irving, Texas. The con for fans, by fans, for FUN!! Activities Include: panels galore, art show/auction, banquet, old-fashioned costume masquerade/ball, dealers room, video room and MORE!"
From an announcement in Scoundrel #8: "A con held in the heart of Texas and, like all things Texan, it's bigger and better! Multitudes of activities are forthcoming, including panels, dealers' room, art show/auction, banquet, costume ball and much more! July 4, 5 & 6, 1986. Located at the spacious Holiday Inn North, a fabulous hotel only one minute from the Dallas/Ft. Worth Airport, this is the weekend the South's been dying for! Don't miss out—send SASE today for info on your membership to: Galactic Winds Press, c/o Jeanine and John Hennig."
==Con Report==
==References==
Category:1986 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Cook's Kitchen

Cook's Kitchen is Lanning Cook's fanfiction site. It started out as a gen and slash Sentinel fanfiction site and soon other fandoms like Sports Night and Highlander were featured as well.Cook's Kitchen, Wayback version 05 October 2001. (Accessed 04 September 2011) The next fandoms added were Smallville and Starsky & Hutch and the name changed to Lanning Cook's Fiction. The page moved to a new URL at the end of 2002. In 2006 the URL changed againLanning Cook's Fiction, last Wayback version for that URL 05 July 2006. (Accessed 04 September 2011) and the site remained online until July 2010. All the fiction moved to the AO3.
==Site's Gallery==
File:Cook's_Kitchen_2000-02-26.png|Cook's Kitchen, February 2000
File:Cook's Kitchen 2001-06-30.png|Cook's Kitchen, June 2001
File:Lanning_Cook's_Fiction_2002-10-08.png|Lanning Cook's Fiction, October 2002
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Sports Night Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Starsky & Hutch Websites
Category:AOL Hometown
Category:2000s
Category:2010
Cookbook

Recipes and Cookbooks created by fans are often inspired by a particular canon or fannish source material. Many zines and fansites contain fan-created recipes for food or drink described in media sources, for example, the Pangalactic Gargeblaster (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy), adrenaline & soma (Blake's 7), Vulcan plomeek soup (Star Trek), or Hagrid's teeth-breaking rock cakes (Harry Potter). Other recipes may be inspired by fanworks; such as the many recipes created and shared by fans of the Twilight fic Wide Awake. 
Some cookbooks compile recipes submitted by various actors and TPTB.
Cookbooks are often created as charity fanworks. 
A list of fannish cookbooks may be found at :Category:Food & Recipes.
==References==
Category:Non-fiction WritingCategory:Zine Fandom
Category:Food & Recipes
Cookie

A short fic or an excerpt from a longer fic. The term is mainly used in the Harry Potter fandom.
Authors sometimes post "cookies" to keep readers interested while they are finishing a long work.
The term was probably popularized by FictionAlley Park, which had a forum called The Honeydukes' Cookie Jar "for cookies, snoglets, prologues, cakes or slices of pie from or for FictionAlley fics".FictionAlley Park, archived 11 January 2006 by the Wayback Machine. Many SCUSA ships had a corresponding "Cookie Jar" thread for ficlets.
==Examples of Usage==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Cookie Clicker

Cookie Clicker is a clicker and idle game developed by Julien "Orteil" Thiennot. 
The game was originally published on the Web in 2013 and it keeps improving through the years.
In 2021, a Steam version is released. An Android version also exists.
== Fandom ==
The game has a dedicated fanbase. 
==Fannish Links==
*Cookie Clicker on DeviantArt
*Cookie Clicker on Ao3
*Cookie Clicker on Squidgeworld
*Cookie Clicker on Fanfiction.net
== References ==
Cookie Run

Cookie Run is a series of games developed by Devsisters. The first game released was OvenBreak in 2009.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Hollytaya aka Pitaya Dragon Cookie x Hollyberry Cookie
*Espresseleine aka Espresso Cookie x Madeleine Cookie
*Seamoon aka Sea Fairy Cookie x Moonlight Cookie
*Wildchip aka Wildberry Cookie x Crunchy Chip Cookie
*Purelily aka Pure Vanilla Cookie x White Lily Cookie
* Purecacao aka Pure Vanilla Cookie x Dark Cacao Cookie
* Wizardbrave aka Gingerbrave x Wizard Cookie 
====Rare Pairs====
* Raspwhip aka Raspberry Mousse Cookie x Whipped Cream Cookie
* Sugarlotus aka Lotus Dragon Cookie x Sugar Swan Cookie
* Wildblossom aka Cherry Blossom Cookie x Wildberry Cookie
* Shadowlychee aka Lychee Dragon Cookie x Shadow Milk Cookie
* Shadowtaya aka Shadow Milk Cookie x Pitaya Dragon Cookie
* Hollycheese aka Hollyberry Cookie x Golden Cheese Cookie
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by apollodadane
* by x-bilx-x
* by itsraining-honey
==External Links==
* Cookie Run (Video Game) on Archive of Our Own
* #Cookie Run on Tumblr 
==References==
* Shadowlychee origin
CookiesForSterek

CookiesForSterek is an online campaign within the Teen Wolf fandom to show support for the Sterek ship and the possibility of it becoming canon.
It all began with the show's creator, Jeff Davis, having a Twitter exchange with a fan.
:Show creator Jeff Davis has famously stated that if enough fans “demanded” the pairing, he “could be persuaded” to make Sterek a narrative priority. Later, when a fan offered to bake him cookies if he made Sterek part of the Teen Wolf canon, he replied, “I love cookies. Especially chocolate chip.”Cookies for Sterek: "Teen Wolf" fan campaign takes Internet by storm, DailyDot, last accessed January 10th, 2013.
In response, fans decided to make sure Jeff got his cookies. They created The Sterek Campaign and decided to make #cookiesforsterek trend on Twitter.
:Cookies for Sterek also created a promo and kicked off a cross-platform social media campaign to get the word out. Fans responded in droves, submitting 450 entries of themselves with cookies and messages for Davis and the show. On Sept. 17th, right on schedule, they trended #cookiesforsterek on Twitter in the U.S. and other countries.Cookies for Sterek: "Teen Wolf" fan campaign takes Internet by storm, DailyDot, last accessed January 10th, 2013.
After the online success of their campaign, fans decided to send the cast and crew actual cookies.
==Resources==
* The Sterek Campaign
* Cookies for Sterek: "Teen Wolf" fan campaign takes Internet by storm, The Daily Dot, last accessed January 10th, 2013.
* Behind Cookies for Sterek: A “Teen Wolf” fan campaign for gay romance, The Daily Dot, last accessed January 10th, 2013.
* cookiesforsterek tag on Tumblr
* cookies for sterek search on YouTube
* Cookies for Sterek on Facebook
==References==
Category:Teen Wolf
Category:2012 Events
Category:2013 Events
Cooking Through Time

Cooking Through Time is a 112-page slash novel and cookbook by Wolfrunner. 
Artwork and covers by Wolfrunner with comments from the Purple Dragon.
Summary from the publisher: "Join Xena, Gabrielle and, a few surprise guests, as they travel through time gathering recipes to try out on those long evenings around the campfire. Whip up a batch of Solstice Cookies to munch while reading your zines."
Category:Cookbooks
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:1990s
Cookleta (LJ community)

cookleta is a friendslocked LiveJournal community for the RPF ship David Archuleta/David Cook. It is "the first and largest community" for the ship; in the welcome post in April 2008, founder zombiecar says there were no fanfics written about the ship yet, and that zombiecar invented the shipname, cookleta., livejournal post by zombiecar in cookleta, 2008-04-02.
The community also has a tumblr, heckyeahcookleta.
As of 2023, the community has 5,686 posts; 101,267 comments; and 1,989 members. (Accessed 16 September 2023.) It was most active circa 2008-2010, with activity tapering off along with fandom's move away from LiveJournal.
==References==
Category:American Idol Communities
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Cooling One's Heels

Cooling One's Heels is a K/S very-stylized story by Leslie Fish. 
It is a sequel to Shelter and Poses and was originally published in the The Sensuous Vulcan.
 
"Poses," "Shelter," and "Cooling One's Heels" were all republished in K/S Relay #2.
==From "The Sensuous Vulcan==
Image:sens-1.jpg|first page of the story as it appeared in The Sensuous Vulcan 
Image:sens-2.jpg|from the story as it appeared in The Sensuous Vulcan, artist is Alan Andres
==From "K/S Relay"==
 Image:relay2-9.jpg| first page of the story as it appeared in K/S Relay #2 
Image:cooling1.jpg|from the story as it appeared in K/S Relay #2, artist is Roo 
Image:cooling2.jpg|from the story as it appeared in K/S Relay #2, artist is Roo
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎