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Shoot Me, Stuff Me, Mount Me...

Shoot Me, Stuff Me, Mount Me... was a Giles/Xander shipping site with fanfiction, manips and sounds. It was hosted by GeoCities and last updated 21.03.1999.
File:Shoot Me, Stuff Me, Mount Me stories.png|G/X stories
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:1990s
Category:GeoCities
Shoot the Moon

You may be looking for Shooting the Moon, a La Femme Nikita zine.
Shoot the Moon was a Starsky & Hutch fan-created audio CD. It contains 40 minutes: 22 tracks on a music CD.
It appeared to have been some sort of a remix of 70's music: 
==2002-2003==
This fanwork was available "in time for ShareCon" in 2002. statement by Jane of Australia at The Starsky & Hutch Media Archives. 
From the publisher in 2003: "With apologies ... the SHOOT THE MOON audio CD is no longer available as of June 4, 2003." SH Home 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:2000s
Shootin' in the Crick

Shootin' in the Crick is a gen Houston Knights 80-page anthology of fiction by Catherine Schlein previously published in other zines.
From the publisher: "This zine was published back in the days of the dot matrix printer....the good old days! The stories are good and there's some nice art."
* Where the Brave Dare Not Go--Levon and La Fiamma end up in the hands of the Devlins (from the episode "Crime Spree") and take refuge in a cave. No problem for Lundy, but not so for Joe. (Originally printed in Psychic Investigations #7)
* House of Cards--Levon is missing and when he is found, he has no recollection of where he's been. The road to recovery means solving the mystery of who held him and why. (Originally printed in Psychic Investigations #5)
* Dipper of Stars--the death of a famous movie star, by Levon's hand, leads to suspension and troubles for the Texan. The two were once romantically linked--long ago.
* Observations on a Full Moon Night--an outsider's viewpoint on Levon and Joe's friendship.
* Viewpoints on a Dark and Stormy Night--a reporter interviews the two men on a case, getting stories that are the same--yet different. (Originally printed in Psychic Investigations #8)
Category:Houston Knights Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Shooting Star

* The Shooting Star, a Star Wars zine edited by Elaine Gustainis
* Shooting Star, a Star Wars zine edited by Jenni Hennig
* Shooting Star, a Mark Hamill newsletter by the Mark Hamill Society, UK
* Shooting Star, a Harry & Johnny zine
* Shooting Stars, a Star Trek: Voyager zine
* Shooting Star, a due South story
* Shooting Star, an X-Files story
* Shooting Star, a Harry Potter doujinshi
Shooting Star (Harry & Johnny zine)

Shooting Star by Eileen Roy is a slash Harry and Johnny 32-page novel. It is illustrated by photocopied images of actors. 
It is "a possible aftermath to "Nightgames." "Shooting Star" takes place in 1974. "...a bittersweet affair for Richard."
Sequel stories are in Wheels of Darkness and Other Stories. 
Image:shootingstarharry1.jpg|some characters, Bob Lockard (a fan casted Paul Newman) and Harry
Image:shootingstarharry2.jpg|our hero, John Davis
Image:shootingstarharry3.jpg|another sample page
Image:shootingstarharry4.jpg|another sample page
 
Category:Slash Zines Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1981 Zines
Shooting Star (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Shooting Star is a 32-page Harry Potter doujinshi by Wondering Trip. It features two main stories: one with Lily and James and the other Remus and Snape. Remus helps Harry test his new Firebolt.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Shooting Star (X-Files story)

Shooting Star is a four-part MSR X-Files story by Jenna Tooms.
Synopsis: Seventeen years ago, Mulder disappeared. Reunited after all this time, Mulder and Scully struggle to make themselves the family they should have been.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Shooting Stars (Star Trek: Voyager zine)

Shooting Stars is an 89-page gen anthology. Cover by Jim McClure.
Adult-oriented. Age statement required. 
==Contents==
* First Impressions by Noda (46 pages) 
* And Then I Saw You Crying by Lady Chakotay (6 pages) 
* In An Instant by Lady Chakotay (11 pages) 
* Say That You Love Me by Lady Chakotay (24 pages)
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Shooting the Canon: How Episode Order Affects the Backstory in Season 4

'Shooting the Canon: How Episode Order Affects the Backstory in Season 4 is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
"While this essay was hanging around on my hard drive waiting for time to update it, a similar discussion appeared on the OBSSE ml. The following is adapted from that post, with some of the old stuff thrown in." The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Shopping Daze

Shopping Daze is a K/S story by Devery Helm.
It was published in the print zine Twin Destiny and was nominated for a 1984 K/Star Award for Best Humor.
==Summary==
"McCoy takes Kirk shopping to get his mind off his absent bondmate, who is away escorting a Kelvan ambassador to a nearby starbase."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Shorala

Shorala is a Kirk/Spock story by Fiona James.
It was published in the print zine Duet #8.
==Summary==
A/U: After serving years in a brothel, the human Kirk is sold to a Vulcan family to replace the slave their son recently lost just as he begins to enter his time.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1984===
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Shore Leave

* Shore Leave, a science fiction (originally heavy on Star Trek content) fan convention in the U.S.
* Shore Leave, a Star Trek convention in Scotland
* "Shore Leave Party" or "Shore Leave Disco" were events at early Star Trek conventions such as Equicon, Starcon, and The British Star Trek Convention (1974 & 1975 cons)
* Shore Leave, a Star Trek: TOS story
* Shore Leave an episode of Star Trek: The Original Series
* Shore Leave, a Star Wars zine
* Shoreleave, a trope, one especially popular in Star Trek fiction
Shore Leave (Star Wars zine)

Shore Leave is a zine in the Star Wars fandom. The free PDF download is available here.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
===ARTISTS===
Belle, Bere Weillschmidt, Cactidevil, Crypto, Diefuss, Eisenbeiss, Ela, Fishotterchen, Ghost, Hanna Wainio, JB, Kat, Lars, Miranda, Ned Pines, Nero, Orla, Sophie, Void, Xycuro
===WRITERS===
Jude, Mikey, Sophie
===MODERATORS===
Amy, Tobi
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy Zines Category:2018 Zines
Shore Leave (US convention)/1979

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1979: Shore Leave 1==
Shore Leave 1 was a one-day mini-convention held on Saturday, July 14, 1979 from 8:30am to 6:00pm.
The venue was Towson State University, 3rd floor of the Student Union Building.
Cost was $3 in advance, $5 at the door. Dealers' tables were $7.50 for fans, $15 for pros.
Con committee contact members were Mark, Patti, Tim, and Gerry.
"Gerry" is Geraldine Sylvester. The USPS address on flyers was her home address.
The club was founded by Geraldine in October 1978. The early meetings were held in her family home in Randallstown, Maryland. ￼
===1979: Programming ===
* Star Trek films and episodes: Friday's Child, A Piece of the Action, City on the Edge of Forever, Where No Man Has Gone Before, blooper reels
* Alien Factor (about a sci fi movie filmed in Baltimore)
* movie and panel discussion
* Omicron Ceti III singers
* surprise guest speaker was to be Ken Beatty: "The Unitarria Project" (but he didn't show up)
* Star Trek bloopers
* Star Trek slideshow
* costume contest with prizes
* science fiction gong show with prizes
* 50 question trivia quiz with prized
* panel discussions:
**I Don't Draw, I Don't Write, I Don't Sing -- What Can I Do for Fandom?
** Cons on Fifty-Nine Cents a Day
** 'Zines
** Costuming
===1979: Con Reports ===
The con com included this description of the first con in the 1980 program book: 
==References==
Category:1979 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1985

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1985: Shore Leave 7==
Shore Leave 7 was held July 12-14, 1985 at Marriott's Hunt Valley Inn. 
Geraldine Sylvester was the con chair along with Cathy Dougherty. She announced in the program book it was her last year and that Cathy Dougherty would be taking over.
Guests of honors: were DeForest Kelley, Angelique Pettyjohn, Bob Greenberger, Robert Fletcher, Bill Hickey, Len Wein, A.C. Crispin. Fan guest of honor was Kevin Morris.
===1985: Programming ===
 
* Shore Leave Showcase: Con Artists present "Treachery" (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* Art Show
* Filk Singing
* Costume Show/Contest
* Game: Mad Libs with D. Bartas, K. Rouark
* Game: Star Trek Trivial Pursuit
* Game: Trek Charades
* Panel: Science Fiction in Advertising by W. Scrimger
* Panel: Why Some T.V. Shows Fail by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* Panel: Has Kirk Lost His Ability to Command? by A. Mann and M. Mann
* Panel: Changes in Starfleet by W. Scrimger
* Panel: Characters We've Known and Hated by W. Scrimger and L. Denstaedt
* Panel: Zines - The Final Step by K. Walker
* Panel: Jacqueline Lichtenberg Talk
* Panel: When We Finally Make Contact, Will Our Lives Chang? by J. Maas, Panel: FIAWOL versus FIJAGDH by Beverly Volker and Nancy Kippax
* Workshop: Costumes by J. Flynn, D. Flynn and Angelique Pettyjohn
* Music: Omicron Ceti III
* Music: Boogie Knights
* Music: Kobayashi Maru Glee Club
* Presentation: The Bob and Howie Show
* Presentation: Howie Goes to Hollywood by Howard Weinstein
* Presentation by Dick Preston: New Space Station
* Presentation: Collaborating by A.C. Cripsin and Howard Weinstein
===1985: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
 Image:sl7.jpg| a 1985 badge 
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-1.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-2.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-3.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-4.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-5.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-6.jpg|from the 1985 program book
Image:shoreleave1985programbook-7.jpg|from the 1985 program book
===1985: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:1985 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1986

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1986: Shore Leave 8==
It was held July 18-20, 1986 at Omni International Hotel.
This con was dedicated to the crew of the Space Shuttle "Challenger."
The guests were Majel Barrett, Robin Curtis, Judson Scott, Howard Weinstein, Bob Greenberger, Jean Lorrah, A.C. Crispin, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, J.M. Dillard. 
 
===1986: Programming ===
* Show Case: Con Skit: Star Trek: The Musical (aka "Cole Porter: The Search for Star Trek III") (first performed at MediaWest*Con #5) (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* Showcase: an unknown play by Con Artists ("Con Artists will be performing an original production by Suzanne Elmore. They have performed at previous SHORE LEAVE and CLIPPERCON conventions in the Baltimore area.")
* Show Case: Con Skit: The Star Trek Shuffle ("based on "The Superbowl Shuffle" written by Claire Maier and graciously loaned for performance at Shore Leave VIII.") (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* Panel: 50 Ways to Lose Subscribers
* Panel: Dwight Eaves Stamps in Space
* Panel: Sherlock Holmes 
* Panel: Judson Scott Fan Club
* Panel: 20 Years of Trek
* Panel: L-5 Society
* Panel: Characters in Star Trek
* Panel: Proposed Star Trek Fandom Awards
* Panel: Blake's 7
* Panel: Dumplings in the Plomeek Soup
* Panels: Pro Writers
* Panel: Star Trek - A Reflection of Its Time
* Panel: B-Mast
* Panel: Ja-SFA - Japanese Animation (Japanese Animation Science Fiction Association)
* Music: Boogie Knights, Kobayashi Maru Glee Club, [[Omicron Ceti III, Technical Difficulties, filking
* Temple of Trek Revival
* Presentation: Howie & His Star Trek Retrospective
* Presentation: What's New in Fanzines
* Games: Wheel of Fandom, Mad-Libs, Star Trek Trivial Pursuit
* Blooper Reel
* Howie & Bob Show
===1986: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
Image:shoreleave1986-1.jpg|from the 1986 program book, which had a theme of a high school yearbook
Image:shoreleave1986-2.jpg|from the 1986 program book
Image:shoreleave1986-3.jpg|from the 1986 program book
===1986: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:1986 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1988

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1988: Shore Leave 10==
It took place July 8-10, 1988 at the Marriot's Hunt Valley Inn.
The guests of honor were Jonathan Frakes, Majel Barrett Roddenberry, Robin Curtis, Andrew Probert, Howard Weinstein, Robert Greenberger, and J.M. Dillard.
The program book cover was designed by Gary Croft.
 
===1988: Programming===
* Showcase: Con Play: Jupiter 2, Enterprise 0 by Cheap Treks (Paul Balze, David Keefer, Lance Woods, and Tom Chafin) performed once on July 10, 1988. A progress report said the play was entitled "Mudd Ado About Nothing" and "All they'll say about it is that it promised to be 'one big joke.'" The script for this play was printed in CrosSignals #1 (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* Music: Temple of Trek Revival, Boogie Nights, Technical Difficulties
* Game: Jeopardy Contestant Search -- sponsored by ClipperCon
* Game: Trek Trivia -- J. Perdue
* Presentation: 3D Slide Show on Star Trek Fandom
* Presentation: Science Fiction's Amazing Predictions -- from the Smithsonian Institute, Washington D.C.
* Panel: How Women are Portrayed in Science Fiction -- J. Kalogridis, J. Quets, Irene Kress
* Panel: Why Are So Many Teachers Involved in Star Trek? -- J. Kalogridis, P. Papineau
* Panel: Should Trekkers Take Over the World? -- J. Perdue, B. Galyean
* Panel: Costumes by Geraldine Sylvester
* Panel: Religion & Trek by D. King, Wes Scrimger, J. Kalogridis
* Panel: Are There Things in Fandom to Keep from the Mundanes?, Edie Bjorklund, Kett Kettering, J. Perdue
* Panel: Film Special Effects, John Ellis
* Panel: How to Publish Professionally by Irene Kress
* Panel: Adapting Star Trek to Different Mediums by A. Probert, Howard Weinstein, Robert Greenberger, J.M. Dillard
* Panel: Character Development in The Next Generation by C. Morton, A. Edwards, P. Papineau
* Reading -- J.M. Dillard
* The Bob and Howie Show
===1988: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
Image:shoreleave10flyer.jpg|flyer for Shore Leave #10
File:Sl10.jpg|a fan's badge for 1988
File:Crossignals1-3.jpg|first page of the script of the con skit, as printed in CrosSignals #1
File:Crossignals1-4.jpg|the cast of the con skit, as printed in CrosSignals #1, artist is Sharon M. Palmer
Image:shoreleaveten-1.jpg|from the 1988 program book, committee heads and staff
Image:shoreleaveten-2.jpg|from the 1988 program book, a sample guest bio
Image:shoreleaveten-3.jpg|from the 1988 program book, a filk in tribute
Image:shoreleaveten-4.jpg|from the 1988 program book, thanks from fans
 
==References==
Category:1988 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1989

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1989: Shore Leave 11==
Shore Leave 11 was held July 14-16, 1989 at the Hunt Valley Inn.
Guests were Marina Sirtis, William Theiss, Susan Sackett, Howard (Howie) Weinstein and Robert (Bob) Greenberger.
At-door Rates: $35 for all three days.
===1989: Programming===
* Temple of Trek Revival 
* Showcase: Con Play: "Fandom at the Opera" by Cheap Treks (see for more information on the con's skits in general) 
* other unknown
==References==
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1991

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1991: Shore Leave 13==
July 12-14 at Marriot's Hunt Valley Inn. 
Guests were George Takei, Ann Crispin, Howard Weinstein, Michael Dorn, Lisa White, Bob Greenberger, Brad Ferguson, Bob Pinaha, Carmen Carter, Dennis Bailey, Arne Starr, and Margaret Bonanno.
At-door Rates: $35 for all three days. Or $20 for Saturday or Sunday.
===1991: Programming===
* Temple of Trek
* unknown con play (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* other unknown
===1991: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
Image:shoreleave13flyer.jpg|flyer for 1991
Image:shoreleaveflyer13.jpg|flyer for 1991
===1991: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1992

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1992: Shore Leave 14==
It was held July 10-12, 1992.
===1992: Shore Leave 14: Programming===
The first Mystery Trekkie Theater 3000 was performed here. It featured the Star Trek original series episode, "Turnabout Intruder." (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
===1992: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
Image:shoreleave14flyer.jpg| a 1992 flyer
===1992: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1997

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1997: Shore Leave 19==
It was held July 11-13, 1997.
===1997: Programming===
* Showcase: Con Play: Opening sketch: “Riverborg,” Episode MST-ed: TNG: “Justice” by Mystery Trekkie Theater (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* other unknown
===1997: Gallery of Ephemera and Samples from the Program Book===
 Image:sl19.jpg|thumb|badge, 1997 
===1997: General Con Reports=== 
===1997: Con Reports by K/S Fans===
Note that most of the art auction reports, skits, art show, and discussions described by K/S fans in the letterzine, The K/S Press did not happen in public venues, but instead at the annual K/S Press room parties. In fact, many K/S fans did not attend much of the official programming, but were there as part of a "con within a con."
==References==
Category:1997 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Shore Leave (US convention)/1998

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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA. 
 
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media. 
==1998: Shore Leave 20==
It was held June 26-28, 1998.
===1998: Programming===
* Showcase: Con Skit: Opening sketch: “South Trek,” Episode MST-ed: DS9: “Move Along Home” by Mystery Trekkie Theater (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
* other unknown
===1998: General Con Reports===
 
===1998: Con Reports by K/S Fans===
Note that most of the art auction reports, skits, art show, and discussions described by K/S fans in the letterzine, The K/S Press and Usenet (specifically alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated) did not happen in public venues, but instead at the annual K/S Press room parties and other places. In fact, many K/S fans did not attend much of the official programming, but were there as part of a "con within a con."
 
==References==
Category:1998 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions