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The Skeptic and the Believer

The Skeptic and the Believer is a het X-Files fanzine.
==Issue 1==
The Skeptic and the Believer 1 published in 1995 and is 194 pages long.
* The Rage Cody Nelson (won a 1996 FanQ) (p. 3)
* Just a Thought by Laura Anne Gilman (18)
* The Doomed by Annie Reed (19)
* Intermezzo by Avi Kornetsky (23)
* Obsessions by Jennifer Lyon (31)
* Arise from Dreams of Thee by Cleindori (47)
* Pass It On by J.B. Allerton (51)
* Just Friends by Annie Reed (67)
* Trials by Peggy Li (72)
* Trust by Avi Kornetsky (77)
* Acceptance by Suzanne Bickerstaffe (88)
* It Was a Dark and Spooky Night by Sherri Fillingham (93)
* What the Darkness Holds by Avi Kornetsky (105)
* Beliefs by Annie Reed (109)
* Stay Awake by Julie Carniero (111)
* Political Ambitions by Michele Blankenship (126)
* Surveillance by Jane Mortimer (145)
* The Lady or the Tiger by Anne Wasserman (153)
* Innocence Lost by Nora Ann Souter (158)
* X-Files Story, a Musical by M.B. Clark (161)
* Gifts of the Magi by Avi Kornetsky (175)
* Home by Michele Blankenship (178)
* Confrontation by Jennifer Lyon (181)
* Gotcha! by Avi Kornetsky (189) 
* Art: Laura Miles (front cover), Barbara J. Caldwell
==Issue 2==
The Skeptic and the Believer 2 was published in 1996 and contains 200 pages. 
* The Cold Room by Sue Steifel (3) 
* Small Town, 1:00 A.M. by Cody Nelson (12) 
* The Secret Admirer by Caroline Maher (17) 
* The Day After by Annie Reed (21) 
* By the River by Laura Anne Gilman (28) 
* Madman Across the Water by Evay (31) 
* Night by Mary Beth Clark (42) 
* Friends and Enemies by Laura Cooksey (47) 
* You'd Better Sit Down Now by Cheryl Cohen (56) 
* The Man in the Moon by Amy Vincent (63) 
* Unofficial Channels by Annie Reed (71) 
* Aftermath to 'The Fetishist' by Eileen Roy (78) 
* The Tiger by Anne Wasserman (80) 
* Lightning by Devi XF (87) 
* Sleeping with the Past by Evay (109 )
* The Smoke Ring by Joan Silsby (113) 
* Danger by Melissa Mastoris (126) 
* The Deep and Dazzline Darkness by Laura Anne Gilman (127) 
* Someday by Melissa Mastoris 1997 FanQ) (140)
* Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters by Evay (141) 
* Cardinal Sins by Rory Cottrell (won a 1997 FanQ) (151)
* Mulder's Warning by Melissa Mastoris (187) 
Artwork
* Laura Miles (front cover)
* Cody Nelson
==Issue 3==
The Skeptic and the Believer 3 was published in May 2000 and is 105 pages long. The front cover is by Hindman. There is no interior art.
* Future Tense by L.A. Adolf (3)	
* Redemption by Karen Estabrook (6)		
* Respite by L.A. Adolf	(49)	
* Non Fidelis by Karen Estabrook (55)	
Category:X-Files Het Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
The Skin of Our Teeth

The Skin of Our Teeth is a Reaper/Soldier: 76 zine in the Overwatch fandom. It features work by 38 artists and 6 writers. 
== Artists & Writers ==
===Artists===
Aurelie A.| BARASBU| Caramujo| Di| Emma Galloway| etcetceteras| Fopple| Genué Revuelta| Giza| Hino| Inchells| Issa| JAUNE| espki| Kaze| Kazeku| Koettboid| Luoiae| Mangopooding|  Meaghan Mark| Meg Wernimont| Miki| Moksutinn| Mumford| Nicoise Salad| Nikorys| Orenjimaru| Pirikko| Rika| Skylar| Stasia| Tim Wilde| Tomoyo| Twenteal| Ufficiosulretro| Vapewaith| Wickedalbion| Zenyr
===Writers===
Anna C.| Jakallx| James B. Kilometer| Poncy| Tanyart| TK
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:Overwatch Zines
Category:2017 Zines
The Skinner/Krycek Slash Ring

The Skinner/Krycek Slash Ring was a webring for Skinner/Krycek slash sites. It was owned by jamwired.
The webring home was hosted by GeoCities.
==Members==
* Every Rose Has a Thorn - author page
* Josan's X-Files Fanfiction - author page
* Sinful Shack of Slashyness and Spankiness - collection of author pages
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:X-Files Webrings
Category:GeoCities
The Skippery-Boo

The Skippery-Boo is a gen 50-page Earth 2 novel written and illustrated by Beth Blighton. Barb Gipson and John Danziger did additional art. Skippery-Boo is a story told by John Danziger to Uly and True while sitting around the campfire.
Art info: b/w drawing of Danziger for a cover. The interior has three b/w drawings, two full page and one small picture.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Earth 2
The Skull Mountain Affair

The Skull Mountain Affair is a 45-page gen hurt/comfort Man from UNCLE novel by Jill Thomasson.
It has a sequel: The Sao Paulo Affair.
Summary from the author: "Rather than join the Mardi Gras carnival crowd in Rio, Napoleon and Illya head toward the Amazon basin on vacation. But their fishing trip soon turns into a nightmare when Illya suffers a tortuous vendetta."
Excerpt: "Excerpt: The call of a howler monkey echoed in the forest as an exhausted Illya was allowed to drop to his knees. His neck rubbed against the rough hemp rope. Wrists throbbing, he flexed numbing fingers. Was Napoleon nearby following?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2009 Zines
The Skywalker Story Board

The Skywalker Story Board (SSB) was a fansite and fanfiction archive dedicated to Luke Skywalker from the Star Wars Expanded Universe (aka Star Wars Legends) continuity. While the majority of the fics were Luke Skywalker/Mara Jade ship fics, the site also hosted fics featuring other Luke pairings, as well as genfic. 
Like many fansites from the late 1990s and early 2000s, the original site is now off-line and exists solely in the archives of the Wayback Machine.
=References= 
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
Category:Star Wars Archives
Category:2008 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010 Archives
The Slash Lair

The Slash Lair (previously Aphrodite's Temple) is a website with Star Wars TPM and Ares slash fanfiction by Kayla. 
It also hosts TPM stories by other authors, including Aeshna, Eiluned, Michelle, MrsHamill and Pumpkin.
The archive was originally established as The Journals in April 1999.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Slash Not Written For a Gay Audience

The Slash Not Written For a Gay Audience is an essay arguing that most slash fanfiction is not written with a gay male audience in mind. It's a contribution to the long-running Slash vs. Gay debate. 
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"You have, I think, summed up succinctly the rambling 'debate' about slash and gayness that's been floating around for the last couple of weeks, and you've said, better than I could, all I've thought about it. Thank you." comments in Discussion of essay here, Archived version, dated April 3, 2006
*"As a slasher or het writer I am more interested in the emotional aspects of any couple on mot merely the sexual acts. Is that not gay enough? Then the advocates of the idea that slash is not gay are themselves forwarding the stereotypical concept of homophobics that all gay men really want is sex. I just don't believe that's a fact." comments in Discussion of essay here, Archived version, dated April 3, 2006
*"I must say that rants such as this one (and there've been quite a lot around of these) make me feel highly uncomfortable most of the time and while I find myself agreeing with some of the points made later on, I think I do not quite understand why anyone would think there's a difference between (straight) women reading slash and gay men doing the same. Why should gay men in general be only interested in stories that feature "gay issues" and have the characters "act gay", whatever "acting gay" means anyway?" comments in Discussion of essay here, Archived version, dated April 3, 2006
*"Those in the non-realistic slash camp typically respond that they aren’t interested in realism, that they write and read slash that doesn’t sound like genuine men having real life sex because they are writing sexual fantasies, and their preferred fantasy is one that objectifies men’s bodies while imposing a female construct on the sex. A well-written example of that argument is Kirby Crow’s The Slash Not Written for a Gay Audience. As she says, “In Slash fiction, female writers are generally not writing about gay men, even if they're writing about two men in bed together. They are appropriating men's bodies to explore an idealized sexual fantasy that bears little - if any - resemblance to reality or "real" gay relationships. Hence the term fiction.” I think this essay is very clear and succinct in its arguments, and they are sentiments I see a lot."Some Further Thoughts on Realism in Slash, Archived version, dated January 29th, 2007
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Slash Page Database Project

The Slash Page Database Project (or SPdb) was described by creator Minotaur as a "self-referencing, self-expanding database of slash related web sites," fully searchabe by keyword for type of site, fandom, pairings, themes, or authors. It was an attempt, in the wake of the rapid expansion of the internet that made KS Nicholas's Slash Fan Fiction on the Net obsolete, to keep track of slash sites in an organized and searchable way. 	
In 2007, Minotaur formally closed the page, noting that, "Now, in the far future of 2007, there are a plethora of means to this ficcish end - LiveJournal communities for just about any fandom you can think of (and a few I'd really rather not think of), del.icio.us links tagged to a fare-thee-well for every pairing under the sun, fannish wikis and other resources beyond numbering. My little project has fallen behind the curve of technology, and become the merest eddy in our slashy stream."http://www.squidge.org/minotaur/5data.html
See also: (Part 1) and (Part 2)
== References ==
Category:Squidge.org
The Slash Zone

The Slash Zone is a website for Elaine's slash fanfiction.
Fandoms include: Angel, The Coldfire Trilogy, due South, The High Chaparral, Highlander, Hope and Glory, The Invisible Man, The New Professionals, The Sentinel, Smallville, Star Wars I: The Phantom Menace, Stargate SG-1, Starsky & Hutch, Non Fiction.
The page was a member of the Slash Fan Fic Ring, the FEF Webring and the Rare Slash Ring. It was listed at The Slash Page Database Project.
In 2005 The Slash Zone became a Slash friendly webhosting service.
Category:2000s
The Slashiest of Profic: K/S Literature 101

The Slashiest of Profic: K/S Literature 101 is a 1999 post by Susannah Mandel to alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated.
Note: The essay has "Part I" in the title. The post that has "Part II" appears to contain two unsubstantial comments by fans. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Trek Tie-in Novels and their slash quotient
* Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath: Star Trek: The New Voyages, The Prometheus Design, Triangle, The Price of the Phoenix, and The Fate of the Phoenix
* Strangers from the Sky by Margaret Wander Bonnano 
* The Entropy Effect by Vonda McIntyre
==From the Essay == 
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
The Slashy Response to Have a Conscience: How Can Anyone See a Sexual Encounter After a Suicide Attempt?

The Slashy Response to Have a Conscience: How Can Anyone See a Sexual Encounter After a Suicide Attempt? is a 1999 meta essay by Hayley Douglas.
The topic: Homicide: Life on the Streets and Fanfiction.
It as part of a series at Fanfic Symposium.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Homicide:Life on the Street
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Slayer

The Slayer is a gen Buffy the Vampire Slayer anthology fanzine. Four issues were published.
==Issue 1==
 
The Slayer 1 was likely published in 1998 and contains 98 pages. The stories have been on the Internet. 
The cover is by Sophia Kelly Schultz, and the graphics are by RR and Heather Schmitt. 
* Dark Watcher, Sweet Lover by Ember
* The Abduction by Chris Kenworthy 
* Jealousy by Ross Jenkins 
* Making Up is Hard to Do by Ross Jenkins 
* Stranger in Town by Ross Jenkins 
==Issue 2==
The Slayer 2 was published in May 1999 and contains 74 pages. The stories have been on the Internet.
The cover is by Sophia Kelly Schultz, and the graphics are by RR and Heather Schmitt.
The stories are by Ross Jenkins in "The Coming Storm" series; all stand alone. 
From the zine's disclaimer: 
From the zine, the author's afterword: 
* The Coming Storm: Spike (1)
* The Coming Storm: Buffy (5)
* The Coming Storm: Willow (39)
==Issue 3==
The Slayer 3 was likely published in 2000 and contains 92 pages. The cover is by Sophia Kelley Shultz.
* In the Best of Families by E.A. Weeks (Oz discovers that family reunions can be hazardous to his health) 
* Sometimes Called Falling in Love by Oshram (Xander and Angel find they have more in common than they thought) 
==Issue 4==
The Slayer 4 was published in November 2001 and contains 82 pages. The cover is by Sophia Kelly Shultz. Some of the stories were from the internet. 
* Completely Pleased by E.A. Weeks (1)
* Full Moon by Jim McClure (52)
* Hope by Steve Cellor (62)
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:2000s
Category:Gen Zines
The Slayer's Fanfic Archive

The Slayer's Fanfic Archive was a large Buffyverse fanfiction archive founded in 1997. It accepted all types of fanfiction, requiring only that stories be accurately rated. The archivists reserved the right to reject stories with graphic sex or violence. The archive was associated with the SFA Fanfiction and Discussion List, a fanfiction list for non-adult rated stories. The site was affiliated with The Slayer Net.
Archive staff were:
*Rave
*Barbie Girl (Becca)
*biscuit07
*Filmtheory (Jim)
*Malice (Jess)
*MebbtheScribe (MichaelB)
*Reset (Allie)
*Shay (Marrisa)
*somnambulist29 (Shea)
*Stephanie Loss
*Wendyness (Wendy)
==History==
The archive was founded in 1997 by Anya McLerie and hosted by Alex Cook (Biohaz). In January 2003, Anya turned over ownership to Rave. In July 2004, Rave posted that her co-archivists were inaccessible. By July 2006, Rave was not answering messages, and the site appears to have gone offline around September 2006.
==Subject of a Cease and Desist==
In 1999, this archive was supposedly the subject of some unwanted attention. "... in 1999, Twentieth Century Fox actually contacted the owners of The Slayers FanFic Archive with cease and desist letters. 
Those people obediently took down their web site and removed their fic from the Web." from 2007 statements in Fan Fiction ~ My Road to Publication 
From the August 19, 1999 letter, which can be seen in its entirety at Chilling Effects:
This most likely refers to the removal of AleXander's episode transcripts from the site, following a C&D from Fox. According to SFA admins, "as per the legal requirements of 20th Century Fox, the Episode Transcripts for Buffy the Vampire Slayer© have been shut down and removed. We hosted these transcripts for nearly 3 years, and will miss them, but law is law." SFA web archived link from October 12 1999 The removal of the transcripts resulted in a petition to have them restored. See an archived version of the Petition's main page, here. And the petition itself here. From that petition:
The petition also refers to the fact that Joss Whedon was aware of the transcripts hosted at SFA and had been supportive of them in the past. This fan campaign was ultimately unsuccessful but it raised awareness. An article in the magazine Reason, entitled Copy Catfight: How intellectual property laws stifle popular culture highlighted the conflict between IP rights and the creative expression of fans. The removal of AleXander's transcripts was referenced in the manifesto of Buffy's Bringers, a fan group that was formed in 1999 to raise awareness of under threat fansites and provide assistance to fans in dispute with corporate copyright holders.Bringers Manifesto
==Contents==
On 31 August 2006, the last date captured by the Wayback Machine, The Slayer's Fanfic Archive had 4662 stories (3867 BtVS, 763 AtS) from 2983 authors. 
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Slayer Show Webring

The Slayer Show Webring is a webring for all Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel the Series, Sarah Michelle Gellar, David Boreanaz and supporting cast member sites.
==Member Sites==
*The Darker Side of Sunnydale - Buffyverse archive
*A Drifting Soul - Xander-centric site
*eterniata*eros [unbound] - BtVS/AtS site
*The Slayer Show - ring homepage
Category:Buffyverse Webrings
The Sleeper Wakes

The Sleeper Wakes is a Kirk/Spock story by Pam Smith.
It was published in the print zine Beside Myself #2. 
 
==Summary==
"Spock remains in a coma weeks after being injured in a collapsed building, even though he is totally healed."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Sleeping Tunic

The Sleeping Tunic is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Gail Riordan. 
Summary: Obi-Wan contemplates a garment. Category: PoV, PWP, Challengefic
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Sliding Scale of Story Information

The Sliding Scale of Story Information is an essay by Lucy Gillam.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
This essay was originally written April 1, 2003 and posted to cereta's LiveJournal with the title "The Sliding Scale of Story Information, or Labels and Warnings and Spoilers, Oh My!." It was there that cereta asked for input and revised it for publication at "Fanfic Symposium." See .
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "One thing that I think is worth pointing out: we tend to think of "warnings" (and often by extension "labels") as things that people use to avoid stories. However, certain information is just as often used by readers to seek out certain stories."
* "fandom, uber-genre, and character information are what I would consider fairly basic story information, and information that is often apparent from context. From here we move into a gray area between "labels" and "warnings," between what some people consider reasonable information and others consider spoilers."
* the differences between warnings and labels
* MPAA ratings on fanworks as confusing, and US-centric
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
All comments are from .
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Labels & Warnings Meta
The Slightly Warped Sliders Page

The Slightly Warped Sliders Page was a fanfiction archive, in Sliders fandom, that contained humorous stories usually about the sliders interacting with characters from other fandoms. The usernet board, alt.tv.sliders described it: 
The site was originally hosted on GeoCities before moving to an independent site, the site goes defunct sometime after 2016.
==References==
Category:Sliders
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Slipper Archive

The Slipper Archive is an archive for X-Files slash rated PG-13 or less.
The archive includes m/m, m/m/f, f/f, and f/f/m fanfic rated G, PG or PG-13 from The Basement and Scully Slash Archive and was hosted by DitB.org. In the summer of 2017, The Basement and Scully Slash archives moved to AO3 and The Slipper Archive home page will be redirected there in the fall of 2017.
The Slipper Archive was originally Drovar's idea and he hosted it on his Geocities space (he also ran The Ferret Cage, a Jeffrey Spender Archive). He later passed the control of the archive onto Shael (aka Ratlover) who moved it to her GeoCities space and after Yahoo merged with GeoCities and enacted a new TOS, she moved it to her website in protest. When real life prevented her from being able to keep it up to date, Shael passed the Slipper Archive on to alice ttlg who moved it to her domain, DitB.org. The stories were merged into The Basement and Scully Slash and then The Slipper archive was expanded to display all G, PG or PG-13 stories from both archives.
=References=
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Slum

The Slum was a slash website. It was hosted by SlashCity.
From Chelle's Nightstand: 
Featured pages included:
*All Duncan/Methos, All The time - Highlander fanfiction by Suze
*Luminosity's Vidworks - fanvids by Luminosity
*Renegade Slash Militia
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:SlashCity
Category:2000s
The Small Printers

The Small Printers was a zine publisher in the UK in the mid to late 1980s.
 
A "branch of The Small Printers" was "The Reprinters."
==Zines==
* The Small Print (Professionals)
* Reprint (Star Trek: TOS)
* As New Wine (Star Trek: TOS, originally published by STAG)
* The Flight of Aymor (Star Trek: TOS)
The Small Rain

The Small Rain is a Professionals slash story written by Istia that focuses on an unrequited Bodie/Cowley relationship. The story was written in 2000 and published in November 2003. 
The story sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
Author's summary: "A monastery, Cowley, and a revelation...or two."
Reccer's summary: "Written from Cowley's POV. After a mission, the CI5 team is spending the rainy night at a monastery. Cowley searches for his two operatives and finds more than he expected. A very sad story, you get to feel sorry for Cowley because of something that ended even before it begun."rec at the rec50 community dated Feb 27, 2007.
==Reactions/Reviews==
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
The Small Sacrifices Affair

The Small Sacrifices Affair is a gen 130-page novel by N.L. Hayes and C.W. Walker. It was a winner of a 2004 FanQ. Reviews of the zine and an excerpt are archived in Small Sacrifices at GeoCities.
Summary: What would be the psychological fallout of taking Capsule B? Can UNCLE agents be prepared for them?
==Author's Notes for the Zine: Explanation==
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Small Screen

The Small Screen was an all-series Star Trek round robin story. The framing plot involved Q taking Picard around the Trek universe to covertly observe a variety of Trek pairings. Two of the many authors were Greywolf the Wanderer and Mrs260. 
Category:1990s Fanfiction
Category:Collaboration
Category: Star Trek DS9 Fanfiction
Category: Star Trek TAS‏‎
Category: Star Trek TNG Fanfiction‏‎ 
Category: Star Trek VOY Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
The Small Slave

The Small Slave is a K/S story by Gena Moretti.
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #8.
==Summary==
"At the end of a battle, Spock finds a wounded human slave who he takes to his tent to nurse back to health with the intentions of keeping him."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===2005===
==References==
Category:1996
The Small Voice

'You may be looking for the Magnum P.I. zine, Little Voices.
The Small Voice is a Kirk/Spock story by Robin Hood. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #11.
 
==Summary==
"Spock intervenes when Kirkʼs surly behavior after their run-in with Kodos begins to affect the crew."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1988===
===1993===
==References==
 Category:1986 Fanfiction‎