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The Devil and the Angel

"The Devil and the Angel" is a Puella Magi Madoka Magica fanfic written by Netherwood. The story focuses on the evolving relationship between Miki Sayaka and Akemi Homura, from their early friendship before the first episode of the original series, to the aftermath of the events of Rebellion.
==Overview==
Blurb: 
===Background===
===Story===
Chapter 1. The Princess and the Knight 
Chapter 2. The Hanged Girl and the Fool 
Chapter 3. The Devil and the Angel 
===Genre, tropes, tags===
===Development, narrative choices and inspiration===
==Comments==
From the comments: 
==References==
Category:Puella Magi Madoka Magica
Category:2015 Fanfiction
The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea

The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea is an Alex Rider story by pongnosis. It has more than half a million words and 98 chapters.
Summary: 
The story has turned into a shared universe and fans describe it as a landmark fic that might have shifted the fandom away from K Unit-focused stories and has led to more Yassen-focused content.Valaks Tumblr post 
==Recs and Reviews==
==Works in inspired by the story==
See Collection of Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Inspired Works and the tag pongnosis' The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea Universe
===Fanfiction===
*(un)planned cuddles and hot chocolate by Anonymous_Wraith
*2020 isn't a fun year by victoryhonorfame
*The Best Laid Plans of Mice and Men by AlphaVulpeculae
*Blood Pact by Zyzyax
*Burn It Down by DaniWib
*The Curious Case Of No Assassinations by loki_of_jotunheim and Zyzyax
*The Devil Went Down to Georgia by galimau and Valaks
*Dirty Little Secret by Temeritous
*Don't Panic by fredbassett
*Dulce Periculum by wewillalwaysenduphere
*Failure by Sirius4Life
*Failure by Valaks
*Fevered by Valaks
*The Hyena Homecoming by Zyzyax
*I dreamed of Hell (And you Helped me Sleep) by Nathlyn
*In Medias Res by Temeritous
*Lessons by Sigma
*A Lesson Not Easily Forgotten by AlphaVulpeculae and Valaks
*Man's Best Friend by AlphaVulpeculae
*Movie Night by AlphaVulpeculae
*Musings and Misunderstandings by AlphaVulpeculae
*A New Year's Celebration by Sirius4Life
*A Night to Remember by AlphaVulpeculae
*Ouroboros by victoryhonorfame
*Peppermints by Sirius4Life
*Pyrrhic Victories by galimau
*red skies by kaminoko_x
*Retribution by Lil_Lupin, mobilisinmobili and Valaks
*Ruthless by Valaks
*Six-Headed Shoal by Oceanbreeze7
*Six Hours by Sirius4Life
*stars at sea by kaminoko_x
*Sublimation by fredbassett
*The Talk by galimau and Valaks
*Talking Stage by Nathlyn
*Teardrops on my Pillow by Nathlyn
===Multimedia===
*Age of Anxiety by galimau - a fake "The Economist" newspaper article
*[Podfic] The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea by LeonardDaQuirm
*The first two chapters have been translated into French by Maelyra: Entre le Diable et la mer bleue profonde.
==References==
Category:Shared Universes
Category:2010s Fanfiction
The Devious Guy

The Devious Guy is a Scott fanmix for the Total Drama fandom. Its description on Tumblr reads: Since Scott seems to be generating so many new fans lately, I thought a fanmix for him would be a good idea. ;)
The Devious Guy is no longer available on 8tracks, though the original post advertising it on Tumblr has survived and is available. An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
*01. Don’t Trust Me- 3OH!3
*02. Flawed Design- Stabilo
*03. House of Wolves- My Chemical Romance
*04. Gentleman- Theory of a Deadman
*05. Inside Out- Eve 6
*06. Shoplifter- Green Day
*07. Smooth Criminal- Micheal Jackson
*08. Monster- Paramore
*09. The Bird and the Worm- The Used
*10. This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race- Fall Out Boy
*11. My Songs Know What You Did In The Dark (Light ‘Em Up)- Fall Out Boy
*12. Liar Liar (Burn in Hell)- The Used
*13. Getting Away With Murder- Papa Roach
*14. Revenge- Mindless Self Indulgence
*15. Bruises & Bitemarks- Good With Grenades
*16. Icarus- BASTILLE
*17. Dead!- My Chemical Romance
*18. Scared- Three Days Grace
==Notes==
Category:2013 Fanmixes
Category:Gen Fanmixes
The Devonshire Chronicle

The Devonshire Chronicle is a Sherlockian newsletter.
"...the Chronicle could be any number of pages (four to twenty-eight), it included features that few other publications would even attempt: Little surprise flaps, a full page glossy centerspread of the 1994 BSI dinner photo (with permission of the photographers), and hand-colored Popeyes on the cover." 
Image:devon1.jpg| issue #1
Image:devon29.jpg| issue #29
Image:devonunknown.jpg|unknown issue
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1980sCategory:1990s
The Devotion Series

The Devotion Series is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan series by Destina Fortunato. Originally posted as a series of five stories, they were later combined and reposted with the title A Place of Silence. In addition to that Destina wrote an epilogue and a few vignettes.
==Series==
*A Place of Silence - NC-17 - About the changes Qui-Gon undergoes as he searches for Obi-Wan after he disappears, and the price he pays to find him. (July 1999)
*Sanctuary and Sacrifice - R - Qui-Gon takes Obi-Wan to a safe place to begin his healing, but finds he can't escape the Council, or the actions he took to save his Padawan. (July 1999)
*Standing Against the Storm - NC-17 - Obi-Wan reaches his breaking point, and finds a reawakening, but Qui-Gon makes a choice that will force the Council to take action. (August 1999)
*Schisms and Shadows - R - Qui-Gon must face the consequences of what he's done, and Obi-Wan takes his future in his own hands. (August 1999)
*Synergy - R - A showdown between old friends leads to a turning point for Qui-Gon, and compromises are made when Obi-Wan follows the will of the Force. (September 1999)
*Devotion Series Epilogue - PG - Four years after the conclusion of "Synergy", events are set into motion that will change history. (September 1999)
*A Moment's Peace - NC-17 - This post-Devotion series vignette is the first experimental piece in what may become a new series. Qui-Gon offers Obi-Wan refuge from his fears and doubts, if only for a moment. (October 1999)
*Descent: Devotion Vignette #1 - NC-17 - This vignette takes place prior to "A Place of Silence" and just after Obi-Wan's abduction. Qui-Gon's dreams torment him. (October 1999)
==Recs and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Devourer of All Things

Devourer of All Things is a 130-page gen novel by Charles G. Weekes and Patricia A. Young. It is the sequel to the Abode of Strife issue (#8) called "Survivors."
The art is by Patricia A. Young.
This novel chronicles the continuing adventures of Trudi Wells as she encounters a time-meddling doctor and the human race's mortal enemy. 
From the zine: "The events in "Devourer" take place during the eight subjective years between Trudi Wells' adventure on Temet as a cadet, and her contact with Yor as a Science Officer l/c that was detailed in the novel "Survivor"..."
Image:dev1.jpg|Patricia A. Young
Image:dev2.jpg|Patricia A. Young
Image:dev3.jpg|Patricia A. Young
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1989 Zines
The Diamond Tears Archive

The Diamond Tears Archive is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fanfiction archive. Stories are organized by primary character. The site was hosted by GeoCities and it was listed as a member site at the NummyTreats Archive.
The archive had an associated mailing list that was founded June 30, 2000.http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/DiamondTears/ (Accessed 31 December 2012)
==References==
Category:Buffyverse ArchivesCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s Archives
The Dianasian Gift

The Dianasian Gift is a Star Trek: TOS het novel by Carol Davis. Cover by Christine Myers. It was first published as a standalone novella in 1992 with 172 pages, then reprinted in Orion Archives: 2285-2293 The Third Mission 3. It is also available online. 
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Diary Series

See also Diary (disambiguation) for similar titles.
The Diary Series is a slash 191-page Sentinel anthology zine with stories by Candy Apple. The cover and interior art is by TACS. Available as print and PDF zine from Requiem Publications as of 2018. 
==Summaries==
From an unknown source: 
From an AMC flyer: 
==Contents==
* For Better Or Worse
* The Sandburg Chronicles
* The Ellison Reports
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
The Dick Whittington Affair

The Dick Whittington Affair is a 80-page gen Man from UNCLE novel by Liza Jones.
==Summary==
From the publisher: "Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin are on courier duty to London. But who is the courier? What should have been a straightforward delivery, turns into a mad race around Hampstead and Highgate. There, the heroes run into all kinds of odd people, some good, some very, very bad, and some just minding their own business. Perhaps the oddest meeting of all, is Illya Kuryakin's encounter with Dick Whittington and his legend."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Die, Seven, Die Story Archive

The Die, Seven, Die Story Archive was a fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager focusing on one story trope, the death of Seven of Nine. Many of these fics were created in response to a Die Seven Die! challenge on the Usenet discussion newsgroup Alt.startrek.creative. The challenge took place after "Endgame", the series finale, in which many fans were upset by the fact that Seven was paired with Chakotay, especially shippers of Janeway/Chakotay. The archive contained 100 stories, and was active in 2001 - 2002, the site goes defunct in 2009 with the closure of GeoCities.
Category:Star Trek VOY WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s
The Die is Cast

The Die is Cast is a 98-page (65,497 word) slash Bodie/Doyle novel by Fiona Murray. 
It contains no interior art.
Publisher's summary: "Bodie is one of CI5's top agents who works solo and prefers it that way. Cowley, however, is convinced that Bodie needs a partner. So when Ray Doyle joins CI5 ..."
The Hatstand's summary: "A CI5-based, Bodie/Doyle origin novel, set before the episodes begin and chronicling the start of Bodie and Doyle's partnership in CI5. Bodie is the top agent in the organization when he's paired with new man Doyle." from 
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1996 Zines
The Difference Engine

The Difference Engine is a story primarily set within the Stargate Atlantis universe, though with crossover elements from Stargate SG-1.
In the story, John Sheppard is a robot. That is, he comes to the realization that after his death in Afghanistan, he was given a cyborg brain by means of an experimental project called "Tria Prima" out of the the SGC. 
Several of his co-workers on Atlantis were heavily involved with the project, notably Rodney McKay (with whom he is involved), Carson Beckett, and Radek Zelenka. He was also programmed with certain imperatives to protect the Atlantis mission and its leader. 
How he deals with these revelations, how he decides to tell others about who and what he is, and the ways in which he teaches himself to evolve far beyond what some of the people involved in the Tria Prima project thought would be possible are some of the outstanding elements of the story.
==Recs & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
The Differential Diagnosis List

The Differential Diagnosis List was a Yahoo group that had moderated posting, with 1,190 members at its close. The group's peak period was in 2006-2007. While posting diminished rapidly by 2012, when it was active it had as many as 1429 messages a month. 
==Description==
Category:House, M.D.‏‎
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
The Difficult Age

The Difficult Age is a series of short stories by Florence A. Watson (fawatson) based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set between the first two chapters, when the protagonist, Laurie Odell, is fourteen, and his mother is thinking of remarriage.
So far, there are three stories in the series. Each is set on or around a major holiday appropriate to the time and place, respectively Armistice Day, Christmas, and Mothering Sunday.
* "Remember, Remember...""Remember, Remember..."
* "We Wish You a Merry Christmas...""We Wish You a Merry Christmas..."
* "Mother's Day" "Mother's Day"
Category:2000s
The Digital Times

The Digital Times is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. It was published in 1994 and contains 85 pages. 
The publisher said in an ad in The Flight Log that "The Digital Times focuses on the adventures and questionable exploits of our favourite android brothers, Data and Lore, and their enigmatic creator, Doctor Noonian Soong."
"With the exception of its covers (which have been commercially colour-laser copied), all artwork was digitally scanned with a HP ScanDesk IIc and along with all other contents, EACH copy of THE DIGITAL TIMES was entirely produced on a HEWLETT PACKARD LaserJet 4MP printer."
==Regarding the Zine's Title==
The editor recounts seeing Brent Spiner at a SpinerCon in Chicago... and what was on his wrist:
==Also from the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Begin Program by S.A. Docksey (4)
* Recreation by Skye Dumoulin, illustrated by Gail Burt (6)
*Lobster Quadrille by Julia Fraser, illustrated by Arla F (14)
* The Bird by Skye Dumoulin, illustrated by Jan Fleck (32)
* When Hope Dies, by LRH Balzer, illustrated by Warren Oddsson (36) (originally in Skylarking Digest)
* In Your Dreams, Honey! by Emily Gallagher, illustrated by Rob (72)
* A Poetic Ode to an Android by Ron Darian, illustrated by Melody Rondeau (80)
* End Program by S.A. Docksey (84)
* other art by Aria Fontaine-Kerins, Jan Fleck, Melody Rondeau and Alicia Galka
* front cover by Gail Burt
* back cover by Adriana Villalobos Araya
==Sample Interior Gallery==
Image:digitaltimesart.jpg| Jan Fleck
Image:digitaltimesart1.jpg| Aria Fontaine-Kerins
Image:digitaltimesart2.jpg| Warren Oddsson
Image:digitaltimesart3.jpg| Warren Oddsson
 
Image:digitaltimesart4.jpg| Warren Oddsson
Image:digitaltimesart5.jpg| Aria Fontaine-Kerins
Image:digitaltimesart6.jpg| Melody Rondeau
Image:digitaltimesart7.jpg| Aria Fontaine-Kerins
Image:digitaltimesart8.jpg| Melody Rondeau
Image:digitaltimesart9.jpg| Aria Fontaine-Kerins
Image:digitaltimesart10.jpg| Alicia Galka
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Dimension Witch's Shop - A CLAMP Exchange

The Dimension Witch's Shop - A CLAMP Exchange was a gift exchange based on LiveJournal that ran for 6 rounds between 2007 and 2009. All of CLAMP's works were eligible for inclusion, and each round had a theme and a different minimum word count. NC-17 works were forbidden.
174 posts and 1,444 comments were left in the community between 2007 and 2009.
==Additional Links==
*Community tag list
Category:Gift ExchangesCategory:CLAMP
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
The Dinner

The Dinner is a 23-page het Forever Knight novel by Cathy Pursell.
Summary from the publisher: "The story follows Nick and Natalie's evening with the Schanke family."
It is part of a series:
*Acquaintances
*Beginnings
*The Dinner
*Exposed
*Hobbies
*My, What Nice Teeth You Have, Detective Knight
*The Party
*Pepper
*Performances
*Relationships
Category:Het Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
The Dirty Dozen

The Dirty Dozen is a WWII war movie from 1967. There were several tv movies in the 1980s and a short lived tv series that lasted for six episodes in 1988 (Dirty Dozen: The Series).
For a list of related fandoms, see List of Military Fandoms.
==Fanzines==
Gen
*The Dirty Dozen Special Gen Collection
* Flight of the Snowbirds
* Fortunes of War
*Long Ago and Far Away
* The Snowbird Trilogy
* Suffer the Children
Gen, multimedia
*Black Ops
*Compadres
*The G-2 Files
*Heroes' Plight Goes to War
*Obsessions
*Remote Control Goes to War
*World War II Special Gen Collection
Category:Dirty Dozen
The Dirty Dozen Special Gen Collection

The Dirty Dozen Special Gen Collection is a 151-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005. 
* The Capture by Lynn Gill (Black Ops) #4 
* Long Wait Over by Lynn Gill (Black Ops) #5 
* Time's Redemptionby Dakotah (Compadres) #1 (a crossover with Alias Smith and Jones)
* A Silent Cry by Valerie DeVries (Compadres) #4 
* Flash Gordon Never Dies by Lynn Gill (Compadres) #4 
* Professor Plum, in the Cooler, with a Bouncing Betty by Cheryl Benson (Compadres) #7 (a crossover with Hogan's Heroes)
* Won't You Come Home by Gillian Holt & Llyr Chaves (Compadres) #7 (a crossover with War of the Worlds)
* A Brother's Confession by H. Ann Walton (Obsessions) 
* A Mother's Love by Brate (Ouch!) #16 
* Who Lives By the Sword by Brate (Ouch!) #18 
 
Category:Dirty Dozen
Category:2005 Zines
The Dirty Pair Fanzine

The Dirty Pair Fanzine was a Dirty Pair zine that was meant to accompany Pinesalad Productions' parody redubs of the Dirty Pair anime. Based on an advertisement in issue 26 of The Rose, it offered a character guide and episode synopses for the redub, along with original fiction by the zine creators, Pam Buck and Richard Andreoli. Layouts were credited to Alan Narup.
Category:Dirty Pair
Category:1991 Zines
Category:Anime & Manga Zines
The Disaffirmed

The Disaffirmed is a Star Trek: TOS story by Ruth Berman.
It was published in T-Negative #15 (1972) and Kraith Collected #1 (1973).
It is a Kraith story. A Vulcan scout who missed the Affirmation, and is now a non-person on his home world. Realizing he will never be a true Vulcan again, and prepares to lead a uniquely separate life. Uhura contemplates marrying him. 
==1974: A Fan's Comparisons==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1972 Fanfiction
The Disguiser

== Plot Synopsis ==
The Disguiser is a Republican-era c-drama revolving around the life of the Ming family. 
== History ==
== Impact on other fandoms ==
=== Nirvana in Fire ===
The two dramas have a significant overlap in fandom not only because of the main characters are played by the same actors (with other actors also featuring in both dramas)Cast and crew on MyDramaList, (accessed on 2024.09.21.) but also because of parallels between their personalities, dynamics and the plotlines.
== Example Fanworks ==
== References ==
Category:C-Media FandomCategory:Examples WantedCategory:Pages that need expansion
The Disney Kink Meme

The Disney Kink Meme (subtitled We're all mad here...) is a kink meme focusing on the Disney and Pixar universe, and in particular on films and television series that are animated or semi-animated. It was originally hosted on LiveJournal.
The LiveJournal profile reads:
==About==
Disney Kink was originally created as a LiveJournal community in April 2010; it is now inactive, though it still has 345 members and is watched by 441. In April 2017, the kink meme was moved to a Dreamwidth community, due to dissatisfaction with the new LiveJournal terms of service. The Dreamwidth community has 44 members and 56 subscribers.
In October 2021, it was announced that The Disney Kink Meme would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project. The import was completed in May 2024.The Disney Kink Meme, Open Doors website (accessed 31 May 2024)
== Example Fanworks ==
Some of the most popular fanworks in the Disney Kink collection on AO3:
* The most bookmarks (840 as of 2 January 2025): Khan Mulan by imaginary_golux; Fa Mulan/Li Shang, Mulan (1998). Mulan survives the avalanche, but the wrong people find her.
* The second most kudos (3,514 as of 2 January 2025): something like prayer by weatheredlaw; Judy Hopps/Nick Wilde, Zootopia (2016). "To love another is something like prayer, and cannot be planned. You just fall into its arms because your belief undoes your disbelief." -- Anne Sexton
* The most comments (1,820 as of 2 January 2025): Safe Paws by midnightopheliac; Judy Hopps/Nick Wilde, Zootopia (2016). Judy learns more about Nick's past and a secret that's holding him back, but she doesn't know when to quit and takes matters into her own paws. When Nick leaves for the police academy both of them are faced with feelings for one another they never thought they'd have. In unchartered waters, during the nine months of Nick's academy training, can they turn their friendship into something more?
* The fourth most hits (65,251 as of 2 January 2025): the revelations in your skin by afterism; Elsa/Hans, Frozen (2013). She's got some issues to work through.
==References==
Category:Disney Challenges
Category:Meme Journal Communities
The Dispatch

You may be looking for the Mark Lenard zine, Despatch.
The Dispatch is a gen letterzine that ran for at least fourteen issues. It focused on military television series.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
* Flash Gordon Never Dies by Lynn Gill (Dirty Dozen: The Series), also in Compadres #4
* Other unknown content
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
==Issue 14==
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:Tour of Duty
Category:Combat!
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:Dirty Dozen
Category:Black Sheep Squadron
Category:1990s
The Displaced

The Displaced is a het 126-page Star Trek: TOS Spock/OFC novel by Lois Welling. 
The art is by Beverly Zuk. 
The zine had an original print run of 300 and has a stapled binding. The second printing was numbered, and also had a print run of 300. At least 9 printings were made. 
The author notes in an ad that "it contains one sexually explicit scene. If you are hyper-sensitive, be warned." 
This story features an original female character who was viewed by many readers as a Mary Sue in the sense of possible self-insertion, albeit well-written. It displaces the main character (aptly named "Sue"), a "typical" 20th century nurse, ordinary looking and in her thirties, through time and space into the Star Trek universe and ends up being forced together with Spock through a captivity pon farr and slavery trope. 
==From an Ad==
From Universal Translator #23: 
==The Series==
* The Displaced
* Transition
* Continuum
==Gallery==
Image:displacedart1.jpg| Bev Zuk
Image:displacedart2.jpg| Bev Zuk -- the author notes in an ad that the zine "contains one sexually explicit scene. If you are hyper-sensitive, be warned." -- this is that image.
Image:displacedart3.jpg| Bev Zuk
Image:displacedart4.jpg| Bev Zuk
==Transformative Works Based on "The Displaced"==
* Released, vignette by Susan McCutchen (based on The Displaced and Transition by Lois Welling) ("After a forced 5-year separation from Starfleet by a renegade society,Spock returns to the Enterprise with a human wife and their children. Now he is confronted with a difficult decision: to remain with Starfleet or return to Vulcan with his family. His wife's feelings about Spock's choice are revealed in the following letter to her husband.") (1983)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1978===
 
===1981===
===1983===
===1986===
===1992===
===2000===
==External Link==
* The Displaced archived online at Trek Tales
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1978 Zines