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Seperis

seperis is a prolific fanwriter, metawriter, reccer, archivist and moderator has been involved in fandom since 1999. In 2008, she hosted an updated variation of the 2001 Dead Letters Challenge.
In her introductory bio in the Kiscon 2011 program book:
==Blanket Statement==
Seperis has made a blanket statement about further transformation of her fanworks: "Any and all of my fanfic has open permission to dvd commentary, remix, podfic, sequel, prequel, translate into another language, or re-work in a new medium, with full attribution to sources. Please email if you do so I can see it, because I'd love to see what you've done and tell people about it." LJ user profile and at AO3 profile page (both accessed 14 May 2011) 
 
==Interview==
* The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Jenn (2000)
==Some Works==
====due South====
*The Three Second Answer (07/2008)
*Where the Story Changes (12/2008)
====Merlin====
*So Are They All, All Honourable Men‎ (02/2009)
*Privileges of Rank (02/2009)
*Truth Is a Whisper (03/2009)
*Summer Country (01/2009)
*Tintagel (04/2009)
====SGA====
*As Wide as the Sky [alternate link], first published in Surfacing #1 in 2007.
*And All the World Beneath (08/2007). Post-apocalyptic SGA/SPN crossover. 
McKay/Sheppard Fan Awards:
2006: Shed Your Skin by Seperis (Winner Episode Tag)
2006: Teacher's Pet by Seperis (Runner-Up Series)
2006: Crimes Against Humanity (Winner WIP) 
	
====Smallville====
* A Handful of Dust (2002)
*Three Impossible Things (2002)
====Star Trek====
*War Games (2010). Epic Kirk/Spock a Star Trek: AOS novel. The Federation and the Romulan Empire have been on the verge of war for what sometimes feels like forever; this is the place where what passes for peace might end.
* In the Space of Seven Days, a Star Trek: VOY fic
====Supernatural====
*Down to Agincourt (2014-present). An epic literary canon-divergent Dean/Cas series, ≈1,000,000 words, set in the post-apocalyptic Endverse (a parallel reality created by writer Ben Edlund for the series' episode “The End,” 5x04).
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Sephiroth

Sephiroth is the primary antagonist in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy VII, and a minor character in the Disney/Square Enix video game Kingdom Hearts.
==Canon==
Cold and callous, yet damaged, Sephiroth is seen as exemplary among the leading archetypes of villains. His motives are established, he is clearly evil, he wasn't just born as a villain, and he is seen acting normally. This makes him both memorable and relatable.
Sephiroth lost his mind when, on a visit to his hometown of Nibelheim, he stumbled across a genetic experiment that just 'happened' to share its name with the woman he believed was his mother; Jenova.
Outraged, he burned the town to ashes, refusing to believe what he had found. Not satisfied with just one town, he subsequently hatched a plan to destroy the entire world with the Black Materia. 
Sephiroth is eventually stopped by Cloud Strife - a failed clone of him - and his group of friends, which at one point included Aerith, supposedly the last surviving cetra (aside from himself). 
Sephiroth had killed Aerith, however it was her Holy magic, summoned by the White Materia, that ultimately vanquished his meteor and saved the planet. All Cloud and friends did was actually defeat Sephiroth himself.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Despite being the villain, Sephiroth is often shipped with the hero Cloud, and sometimes his 'other' clone Zack Fair too. Arguably these ships can be described as Clonecest or Selfcest.
Sephiroth's complex relationship with his mother sees them shipped too, making for even more controversy due to the fact that Jenova does not even appear human. 
Sephiroth/Tifa is about the only 'normal' ship featuring Sephiroth, and even that is comparatively rare.
==Fanworks==
===Meta===
ship_manifesto essays:
* Those Chosen By The Planet by paperclipchains, Aeris Gainsborough/Sephiroth (Jun 2008)
* Puppet Show by powercorrupts, Sephiroth/Cloud (Nov 2004)
* Similar Opposites by evocates, Sephiroth/Vincent Valentine (Jan 2006)
===Fanfic===
* by Cymbidia -- SI OC as Sephiroth
* by Kieron_ODuibhir -- "(Five times in five worlds where Sephiroth was somebody's brother, and one where he wasn't anymore.)" -- A 5+1 Things fic of AUs in which Sephiroth is related to various other characters
* by digitalcactus -- crackfic in which a time traveling Cloud (as a doll) attempts to assassinate Sephiroth before Crisis Core, and Sephiroth find the attempts to amusing to get rid of him.
===Fanart===
* (Wayback copy) by sephiroth._@shinra.org, 2000
* by Ninjatic, 2009
* by Washu-M, 2013
* by adigitalsky, 2020
* by aleksiremesart, 2022
===Zines===
*, 2022
==Links & Resources==
* Sephiroth (Compilation of FFVII) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Kingdom Hearts Characters
Category:Final Fantasy VII Characters
September

September is a 43-page Harry/Johnny novel by Ruth Kurz.
It is part of the Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar, a ] series of stories documenting a year (1975) in the life of Harry and Johnny. 
On the title page: "We scar together?"
A summary: "Johnny's gallery showing, or Callahan'll handle it." 
It contains many black and white screenshots of Clint Eastwood and David Soul in various productions (some possibly manipulated), as well as a single illo by the author. Also included are many other photos of various actors who were regularly fan-casted into these stories. Some examples are Paul Michael Glaser (as Ben Stein) and his real-life wife (as Miriam Stein), Gary Sandy (as Sandy), and Robert Redford (as Richard).
The zine also has some song lyrics by Willie Nelson: "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground."
==Sample Interior== 
 
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==The Series==
The series as written by Ruth and Terri contains 12 parts. 
* January -- "snow, sex, sunshine, sex, skis, sex, saunas, sex..."
* February -- "a Saturday that belongs in the Guinness Book"
* March -- "Johnny plays Sam Spade in Las Vegas"
* April -- "Harry and Johnny go to Hollywood"
* May -- "a birthday that turns grim, grim, grim"
* June -- "camping in the Sequoias to get over May"
* July -- "tennis and Richard's cowboy"
* August -- "Harry and Johnny fly to the National Pistol Matches"
* September -- "Johnny's gallery showing, or 'Callahan'll handle it.'"
* October -- "a Grim Fairy Tale." 
* November -- "Harry and Johnny go cruising (to Hawaii)"
* December -- "thank goodness, it's Christmas again"
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1980s
September Star Enterprises

September Star Enterprises was a zine publisher.
From a 1993 flyer: MOON MAGICK - NY, MOON MAGICK WEST and SEPTEMBER STAR are linked presses with similar projects so it may be possible to get details of all available zines from any one of the addresses."
According to On the Double, Quantum Star Productions is a merger of Quantum Fire Press and September Star Enterprises. 
Moon Magick West and Moon Magick East were originally entwined with each other, but parted ways and "West" disowned "East."
==Zines Published==
* Quantum Fire (Moon Magick Productions - West, 1992-to at least 1996)
* Quantum Instability (Moon Magick Productions - West, 1993)
* Let It Be Me (Moon Magick Productions - West, 1993-1995)
* DreamChaser (Moon Magick Productions - West, 1993)
* Cleo's Odyssey (September Star Enterprises, 1993)
* Leaps from Hell (Quantum Star Productions, 1994)
* Spyder's Web (September Star Enterprises, 1995)
* The Heart Has Its Reasons (Forever Knight zine) (September Star Enterprises, 1995)
==Zines Proposed But Not Published==
 
* Don't Say the L-Word ("Ever notice that the minute someone says the word 'love' to Sam Beckett, they end up in bed with him? Did you ever wonder what kinds of situations that little quirk of his may have led to? This zine revolves entirely around Sam's reaction to that word.") (September Star Enterprises, 1993)
* "Leap" is a Four Letter Word ("A strictly straight zine with emphasis on characterization, highlighting the friendship between Sam and Al.") (September Star Enterprises, 1993)
* 'Leap' is a Four Letter Word ("A strictly straight zine with an emphasis on characterization, highlighting the friendship between Sam and Al.") (September Star Enterprises, 1993)
* Prima Donna ("A one-shot anti-Donna zine. How does Sam get rid of her? Still in the planning stages, but it wouldn't hurt to get in touch and ask for details." Another description: "Started out to be a parody featuring inventive ways to get rid of Donna (or, for those who like her—give her a real life). But it's turning into a batch of interesting stories dealing with any of the women of Project Quantum Leap." Another description: "A mostly—for-fun zine, featuring the women of Project Quantum Leap. Stories can be humorous, vengeful, or complimentary. Sam and Al as major characters are certainly welcome.") (Moon Magick Productions - NY, 1993)
Septet

Septet is a 95-page (63,494 word) slash B/D Professionals novel by O Yardley. It contains seven stories, a sequel to Two Lovers, a sequel to A Lovesome Thing, four previously unpublished Christmas stories and one novella.
* Mistletoe and Wine (1)
* Learning to Trust (sequel to Two Lovers) (10)
* Clean and Decent (31)
* Dancing Day (35)
* Village Fete (sequel to A Lovesome Thing) (42)
* Reporting the Facts (58)
* Out of the Doghouse (61)
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:2011 Zines
Septimus/Jenna

Septimus/Jenna is the het ship between separated adoptive siblings Septimus and Jenna Heap in the Septimus Heap fandom. 
==Fannish Links==
*septimusxjennashipper on Tumblr
*Septimus and Jenna Fanfiction.net community
*Jenna Heap/Septimus Heap tag on AO3
*Septimus H., Jenna H. filter on Fanfiction.net
Septimus Heap

Septimus Heap is a fantasy novel series by Angie Sage.
==Shipping==
*Septimus/Jenna
==Fannish Links==
*Septimus Heap - Angie Sage on AO3
*Seldom End on LiveJournal (which includes Septimus Heap fics)
*Septimus Heap on Fanfiction.net
*The Pyramid Library on Tumblr
*Septimus Heap Events on Tumblr
*Septimus Heap Headcanons on Tumblr
*marram_marshes LiveJournal community
*Septimus Heap Wiki on FANDOM
Category:Books & Literature
Sequel

"Sequel" refers to any work that continues the narrative of a prior piece of fiction, usually by focusing on events that happen following the ending. However, the word isn't usually used to refer to instalments of serialized works. 
A sequel may be created by the creator of the original work, another author (with varying levels of legitimacy and acceptance), or by fans. An official sequel may or may not be welcomed by the fandom; while some may relish the thought of more canon material, other fans can find their headcanons and theories Jossed by the release of a sequel.
Sequels are a common premise for fanfiction, especially for stand-alone narratives that never receive a follow-up. 
== Notable Fan-created Sequels ==
== References ==
Sequential Art

Sequential Art is a broad, catch-all term used to discuss print media that tells a story with a series of images that may include text. It may be fair to say that not all Sequential Art are comics, but all comics are Sequential Art.
The term was coined in 1985 by US comics artist Will Eisner in the title of his book, Comics and Sequential Art. 
There is a webcomic that takes the name, Sequential Art, and the webzine about the comics industry, Sequential Tart, is a pun on the term.
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Sequoia S

Sequoia is a fanfiction writer active in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
* Maggie Awards - Gamma Ray - Shelter from the Storm
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
* IMHO Reader's Rave #1 - A Queen's Reflections
* IMHO Reader's Rave #3 - Torn
* IMHO #7 - Monile
* TVTropes - Risen
== Archives/Zines/Collections ==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
==== As Contributor====
* Alara's Spiffy Magneto Page
* Comicfic.net
* Shifting Sands
* Fonts of Wisdom
* Lori's X-Men Archive
* The Definitive X-Men Erotica Archive
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Sera

Sera is a companion in Dragon Age: Inquisition, and a possible love interest for female Inquisitors. She is written by Lukas Kristjanson, and voiced by Robyn Addison.
== Pre-Release ==
Before her name was revealed, Sera was referred to as "blonde elf girl." Many fans assumed that Sera would be a bisexual LI--rogues (Zevran, Lelianna, Isabela) and elves (Zevran, Fenris) are always bisexual in Dragon Age, some fans argued. She was revealed to be a female-only LI on an episode of Heroes of Cosplay, and her LI status was confirmed by a dev on Twitter. Some male fans were deeply upset because Sera was the "cute" option (Cassandra, the only other confirmed female LI at that point, was often called "ugly" and "mannish.") There was some concern expressed about DAI's only lesbian companion being written by a man, as discussed on Sera's thread on the BSN. 
Sera's looks received a fair bit of criticism. Some people disliked her haircut, her eyeliner, and even the placement of her breasts.
Of Sera's relationship with Cole, Patrick Weekes said: "Vivienne thinks Cole should be safely banished, and Sera refuses to talk to "it" entirely." Character Profile: Cole (Accessed Oct. 5, 2014) This led some people to believe that Sera would be a bully who consistently dehumanized Cole.
== Post-Release ==
Sera is a divisive character. Anyone else think Sera is kind of... (Thread begun Nov. 26, 2014. Accessed Nov. 30, 2014) Some fans find her refreshing, and a lot of fun. Others find her rude, childish, and lacking in empathy. Some people expressed disappointment with Sera as the game's only lesbian character, especially since she is one of the only companions who can be dismissed from the Inquisition's service at any time via dialogue wheel. 
== Fanworks ==
=== Meta ===
* My Heart Goes out to Sera, by shouldbewritin on Tumblr.
=== Fanfic ===
=== Fanart ===
===Cosplay===
*Sera [DA:I #1] by AlienGynoid
*Sera Cosplay – Bl4ckVanill4 as Sera, photo by Steamkittens
*Sera Cosplay Portrait by Bl4ckVanill4
*Sera 1 by EkaterinaFr 
*Sera 2 by EkaterinaFr
*Sera 3 by EkaterinaFr
*Sera 5 by EkaterinaFr
*Sera - Dragon Age cosplay by emmabellish
*Dragon Age: Inquisition - Sera by lAmikol
*Dragon Age: Inquisition - Sera by lAmikol
*Dragon Age: Inquisition - Sera by lAmikol
*DAI - Sera portrait by MilliganVick
*Sera dragon age by NaokoMaskai
*Mai Bhalsych of Korse by NekoMaliChan
*Dragon age: Inquisition - Sera by Tisara
==Gallery==
File:The Wildcard by firefly-wp.png|The Wildcard by firefly-wp
File:Sera by Erika H.png
File:Sera by LauraNikoPhantomhive.jpg|Cosplay by LauraNikoPhantomhive
File:Sera by LauraNikoPhantomhive 2.jpg|LauraNikoPhantomhive cosplay
== Resources ==
* http://forum.bioware.com/topic/497639-sera-the-wildcard-discussion-thread-sing-the-seranade/
== References ==
Category: Dragon Age Characters‎
Sera/Inquisitor

Sera/Inquisitor is the pairing of Sera and The Inquisitor from Dragon Age: Inquisition. 
==Canon==
Sera is an elven archer, companion and potential romance option for a female Inquisitor in Dragon Age: Inquisition. She is a member of the enigmatic group of rogues known as the Friends of Red Jenny, yet the coming of the Breach terrified her. When she and the Inquisitor meet, Sera offers to join the Inquisition to fight for those stuck in the middle of the chaos.dragonage wikia
==Fandom==
As Sera is a potential love interest for The Inquisitor they are often paired together. Sera was revealed to be a female-only LI on an episode of Heroes of Cosplay, and her LI status was confirmed by a dev on Twitter. Many fans assumed that Sera would be a bisexual love interest--rogues (Zevran, Leliana, Isabela) and elves (Zevran, Fenris) are always bisexual in Dragon Age, some fans argued. Some male fans were deeply upset because Sera was the "cute" option.
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
* Frequently paired with a Qunari inquisitor.
* Coming to terms with her fear of magic through her relationship with a mage inquisitor.
==Fanworks==
====Fanart====
* “LOVE” is so much better by bw2gold
* My inquisitor Vitani Adaar and Sera by myaltariah
* gaaaaaaaaay, now with colors! :D by kirkwallgirl
* Adder Adaar and Sera, both are Tempest rogues which I thought was the cutest thing ever (match made in heaven??) by steftastan
* taking all my restraint not to persue sera romantically right now by fuocogo
====Fanfiction====
* any four walls that enclose the right person by madamebadger 
* a little domestic mayhem never hurt nobody by Doijet 
* the long road by lionsenpai
====Cosplay====
*In love with qunari 3 by EkaterinaFr
*In love with qunari 4 by EkaterinaFr
*In love with qunari 5 by EkaterinaFr
*In love with qunari 6 by EkaterinaFr
==Gallery==
File:Dragon Age Wives by Mutantenfisch.jpg|Dragon Age Wives by Mutantenfisch ‎(Adaar)
File:Sera Inquisitor Cosplay 1.jpg|Cosplay with MiyukiKurame as the Inquisitor and LauraNikoPhantomhive as Sera.
File:Sera Inquisitor Cosplay 2.jpg|MiyukiKurame (Inquisitor), LauraNikoPhantomhive (Sera)
File:Sera Inquisitor Cosplay 3.jpg|MiyukiKurame (Inquisitor), LauraNikoPhantomhive (Sera)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Female Inquisitor/Sera works at AO3
==References==
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Category:Dragon Age Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Seraph (fanwriter)

Seraph is a fanfiction writer in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s. She has been a member of X-Project since 2003.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
* The Common People Warehouse
* Subreality Central
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Seraphim (comic zine)

Initially The EC Fan-Addict (Issues 1-3), Seraphim was a short-lived but popular fanzine focusing on EC Comics in the late 1960s. It later had a resurgence in the 2000s, once again called the EC Fan-Addict, after the fan club of the same name.
Category:Comics Zines
Category:1967 Zines
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1970 Zines
Serebii.net

Serebii.net is a Pokémon fansite that features a large amount of resources and information about Pokémon canon, including news about the franchise and merchandise. It also contains active forums for discussion and theorizing about canon, shipping debates, roleplay, and fanworks.
It was founded in Fall 1999 by Serebii, from whom the site takes its name. "Serebii" is a romanized Japanese name for the Pokémon Celebi, who is the site's mascot.Bulbapedia. Serebii.net. (Accessed 07 June 2011.)
==History==
==#IStandWithSerebii==
In November 2019, just as Gen VIII was about to be released, the hashtag #IStandWithSerebii began trending on Twitter.#IStandWithSerebii search on Twitter. Accessed 12 Nov 2019. Because of Fan Reaction to Pokémon Gen VIII being virulently negative from some corners of the fandom, Serebii.net and Serebii himself have been getting hate for merely reporting news, which has sometimes included misinformation that was corrected. The trend, however, likely stems from a statement that Serebii made to Twitter on 10 November 2019 regarding the information about Sword and Shield that would be going up on Serebii upon the game's release:
== References ==
Category:Non-fiction WritingCategory:Pokémon Websites
Serena

Serena may refer to: 
==Fans==
*Serena, the name of various fans involved in various fandoms
==Fictional characters==
*Serena (Pokémon), the playable female protagonist in the video game Pokémon X and Y, and one of the main characters in the anime adaptation
*Serena Tsukino, the English dub name of Tsukino Usagi, the main character in Sailor Moon media
Serena/Professor Sycamore

Serena/Professor Sycamore, known mostly as LacewoodShipping and/or プラセレ (Purasere), is a common ship in the Pokémon fandom. It pairs Serena (Serena) and Professor Sycamore (Dr. Platane), the female protagonist character of Kalos and the Pokémon Professor respectively, both introduced in 2013's Pokémon X and Y.
==Canon Background==
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
*Height Difference: Sycamore is taller, Serena is shorter.
*Age Difference: Sycamore is older, Serena is younger. By how much (canonically) is unclear.
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
===-Shipping Name Origin===
The origin of "LacewoodShipping" might be unknown. By 25 August 2013, it was seen by fans as their official ship name.as seen 
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
*, a fanweek held in 2017 and in by Monsycamour.
*, a club on Deviantart
===Fan Blogs===
===Fan Fic===
 on Fanfiction.Net
* (2014), As Champion Serena grows into adulthood, she and Professor Sycamore begin to see each other a bit differently. Rated Explicit.
* (2013), Three years after the fall of Team Flare and Serena's successful Pokemon League run, she returns to Kalos to make a name for herself in the field of pokemon research.
* (2014), Sycamore struggles with not-entirely-platonic feelings of admiration for Serena.
===Fan Art===
* (2014)
===General Fanworks===
====Edit Videos====
* (2013)
===Wikis===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
===Zines and Doujinshi===
==Notes==
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Category:NL Pairings
Serena (Pokémon Game Series)

Serena is a Pokémon Trainer and a playable character from Pokémon X and Y. She is a fan favorite and the focus of many fanworks. She also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters. While she does have a counterpart in the Pokémon Anime also named Serena, and a counterpart in Pokéspe named Yvonne Gabena, these characters are distinct enough for their own articles.
The Pokémon she is most associated with are the Fennekin line, including Braixen and Delphox, as well as Blaziken, Gogoat and Chespin.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
==== F/M====
*Serena is most commonly paired up with Calem, forming KalosShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called カルセレ (Karusere).
*Serena is also shipped with Professor Sycamore, forming LacewoodShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called プラセレ (Purasere).
*Serena is also shipped with Lysandre, forming KingsRockShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called フラセレ (Furasere).
*Serena is also shipped with Siebold, forming SereneWatersShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ズミセレ (Zumisere).
*Serena is also shipped with Trevor, forming VanivilleShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called トロセレ (Torosere).
====F/F====
*Serena is also shipped with Shauna, forming BoutiqueShipping, which is Female/Female, aka yuri. In Japanese, this is most often called セレサナ (Seresana).
*Serena is also shipped with Malva, forming BurningHeartShipping, which is Female/Female, aka yuri. In Japanese, this is most often called パキセレ (Pakisere).
===Less Popular Relationships===
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
== Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2013), with a Fletchling.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters