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Deborah Laymon

Deborah Laymon primarily writes het and gen. She has published a number of zines and contributed stories to others.
==Fan Bio==
From her bio on AO3: 
Laymon was the chair of the The SF/Media Fan Fund between 1983-85, and then of the fan fund for MediaWest*Con between 1986-98.
==Zine Contributions==
 
* Alderaani Imperative (Star Wars)
* Ambrov Zeor! (Sime~Gen)
* Appointment in Georgetown (Criminal Minds) 
* British Takeaway (as Kate Santovani) (Professionals)
* Cityspeak: The Special Edition (Blade Runner)
* A Companion in Zeor (Sime~Gen)
* Crockett-Dial (as Roxanne Verellen) (Miami Vice)
* Dark Side of the Moon (with Jane Kaufenberg) (Miami Vice)
* Ee-Miniar (Star Trek: TOS)
* Far Realms (Star Wars)
* Games We Played in the Dark (Professionals)
* Heart of Glass (Miami Vice)
* Hell is for Children (as Roxanne Verellen) (Miami Vice)
* How Do You Like Your Blue-Eyed Boy (Escape from New York)
* Kessel Run (Star Wars)
* A Kindness of Ravens (Highlander/The Raven]]
* Lines in the Sand (Rat Patrol)
* The Long Range Desert Convention Programme Book (Rat Patrol)
* Passage to Arms (Star Wars)
* Refractions (Babylon 5)
* A Sacrifice of Jealousy, A Garden Locked, A Fountain Sealed (War of the Worlds)
* Sanity Maintenance (as Roxanne Verellen) (Miami Vice)
* Skywalker (Star Wars)
* Speculations in Steele (Remington Steele)
* Steele Files (Remington Steele)
* Straight Shooting (The Professionals)
* Time Warp (as Deborah Laymon and Kate Santovani) (Star Wars, Professionals)
* Walking Through the Broken Glass (as Kate Santovani) (Professionals)
* Zeor Forum (Sime~Gen)
* Simple Gifts (Highlander/Raven)
* Walking Through the Broken Glass
* Red Lanterns (The Mentalist)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category: Zine Publishers
Deborah Walsh

Deborah Walsh has been writing and editing fan fiction since the 1970s. She also has illustrated numerous fanzines. She originally published fanzines under the name of Alpha Designs Limited, going through several press names before arriving at Vendredi Press.
==Fannish History==
* Last updated 14 July 2012, accessed May 14, 2016 
==Press Names==
Her other press names (in chronological order) were:
* Alpha Designs Limited - 1977
* Moonrise Press - 1977 - 1981
* Pursuit Press - 1981 - 1989
* Vendredi Press - 1991 - 2007
* The Bored Without Blake Committee - 1981-83
==Awards and Firsts==
She is a multiple FanQ winner, as a fanartist, fanwriter, and zine editor. Her zine, the third issue of Moonbeam in February 1978, was one of the first to include Star Wars fiction. In 1979, Moonbeam also published the very first virtual season in media fandom. 
==Archiving==
In 2009, she took over maintenance of Mary D. Bloemker's Shadow Chasers website at MaryB's Shadow Chasers Home Page after Mary passed. Deb is currently working on posting (with the contributors' permissions) of the fiction published in her fanzines over the years at her blog at My Life in Fandom. She is posting her art, and art by others who've granted permission at DebWeb Image Galleries, and is hosting classic gen zine fiction at Classic Genzine Fan Fiction Archive.
==Her Work==
For a complete list of her fan art and fan fiction on Fanlore, see here.
For her work online, see My Life in Fandom.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Zine Publishers
Debra

See also: Deborah, Debbie
==Characters==
* Debra Morgan, a Dexter Character
==Fans==
*Debra Baschal, a fan writer
*Debra Doyle, a fan writer
*Debra Durkee, a fan writer
*Debra Fran Baker, a fan writer
*Debra Hicks, a fan writer
*Debra Lynn Brei, a fan writer
*Debra Noellert, a fan writer
*Debra Reuss, a fan writer
*Debra Tabor, a fan writer
*Debra Talley, a fan writer
*Debra Vorgias, a fan writer
*Debra Wilson, a fan writer
Debra Hicks

Debra Hicks is a writer of slash and gen primarily in Pros, MUNCLE and Mag7 fandom, probably best known for a long series of funny Professionals/Dangermouse crossover stories. 
== Notable works: ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Two Hawks, Dancing, a MUNCLE story
* Mouseketeers: Dangermouse/Pros crossover series, archived at The Hatstand
** Mouseketeers - 25K
** Short Tails - 15K
** Of Mice and Monsters - 34K
** Werehamster of London - 24K
** Darts to You - 27K
** Lions and Tigers and Mice, Oh My! - 23K
** Kingdom of the Frog - 27K
** Humerus - 19K
 
* The Waiting Room Affair and sequels, a short Professionals/MUNCLE series
* Free Trader, a long Pros/ST:TNG fusion story archived at The Hatstand, originally published in In the Public Interest 3, in 1991
=== Interviews ===
* The Best Kept Secret in Fandom - panel discussion at monthly meeting of Tampa's Stone Hill Science Fiction Association (1990)
Category:Fanwriters
Debra Morgan

Debra Morgan is a main character in the Dexter series.
==Canon==
Deborah first appears in Darkly Dreaming Dexter, book 1 of the Dexter series by Jeff Lindsay and has appeared in every book as well as every episode of the television series portrayed by Jennifer Carpenter as Debra.
===Books===
Deborah learns about Dexter's killings much sooner, in the first book of the book series. She later gives birth to Nicholas Morgan sometime between Dexter is Delicious and Double Dexter.
===Television Series===
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Debra Morgan: The Series by Bone_Dry - "Deb narrates s1: It took about five years, but Debra Morgan finally got her transfer to Homicide-- her father's old pen and her brother's longstanding residence-- on the back of an investigation into a serial killer who would soon earn the moniker of the Ice Truck Killer. But things can always get better up until they get infinitely worse. COMPLETE, now with meta. Deb narrates s2: Still reeling from her near death at the hands of Brian Moser, Debra Morgan returns to Homicide, only to find herself quickly embroiled in the investigation of Miami’s new bogeyman— the Bay Harbor Butcher. Yet as the lurid details, and her involvement with the head of the task force, mount, Deb eventually finds some stability in the chaos."
*Break Me Every Time by Solia - "Deb reacts to Dexter's news about Argentina and Dexter considers some of the implications. Alternative events unfold from there."
*The Tension and the Spark by lonelywalker - "At the end of S2, Debra leaves for Oregon with Lundy. As they track down a serial killer who seems to be working with a partner, she's forced to examine her own relationship - and where it might be going."
===Fanart===
* Debra Morgan by Stanbos
* Return to Sender by ratgirl84
* Dexter (Jennifer Carpenter) by mellimac
* Debra Morgan by LisaCooper91
* Detective Debra Morgan by DavidDeb
* Officer Debra Morgan by DavidDeb
* Debra Morgan by Dexiee
* Debra by inga-h
* Under Arrest by peacexofxart
* Deb by peacexofxart
* The Ice Princess by nabey
* Debra by Shimon-IfraimovB
===Vids===
* Skin
* Numb
* Came Back Haunted
* Fighter
* She's a Genius
==Archives and Communities==
* Debra Morgan works at FFN
* Debra Morgan tagged works at AO3
==External Links==
* Debra Morgan tag at Tumblr.
* Deborah Morgan tag at Tumblr.
* Debra Morgan tag at Deviantart.
* Deborah Morgan tag at Deviantart.
==Resources==
* Debra Morgan at Wikipedia
* Debra Morgan at Dexterama
* Deborah Morgan at Dexterama
* Debra Morgan at TV Tropes
==References==
Category:Dexter
Debra Tabor's Sentinel Slash & Ice Cream Parlor

Debra Tabor's Sentinel Slash & Ice Cream Parlor is an author page and Sentinel slash site, created and maintained by Ruth Gifford. By the end of 1998 the page had moved to GeoCitiesSee website listing at Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 28 September 2013) and by 2001 it was already defunct.
The site is mentioned in the metafic "Hi, My Name Is Debra T. and I'm a Sentinel Slasher":
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:1990s
Category:GeoCities
Debriefing (Star Trek: TOS story)

Debriefing is a Kirk/Spock story by Katherine Cooke.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #3. 
This story has a sequel called Slow Spring.
==Summary==
"After being a slave to an amnesiac and unstable Spock on a Vulcanoid planet 5000 years in the past, Kirk must try to find peace within himself and his need for Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===2001===
===2002===
 
===2012=== 
==References==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Debriefings (Stargate SG-1 zine)

You may be looking for The Briefing Room, a Stargate SG-1 gen zine. 
Debriefings is a slash 199-page anthology. 
* First Aid by Waldo (Epilogue to First Ones) 50 pages 
* Fall (8 pages) 
* Eyes in the Dark (14 pages) 
* Wizard in Exile (16 pages) 
* Falls in the Shadow (104 pages) 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Debt of Dishonour

Debt of Dishonour is a Star Trek: TOS 114-page novel by Carol Hart.
It has a sequel called "Ghost in the Machine" which used to be here.
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
===2013===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Debt of Honor (Star Trek: TOS story by Brianna Falken)

“Debt of Honor” is a Kirk/Spock story by Brianna Falken.
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams Issue #7 (03/2004)
==Summary==
“A/U Six months after being taken prisoner and raped by a Vulcan captain, Kirk finds that same Vulcan is now being assigned as his first officer when peace is declared.”
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2004===
 
===2005===
 
===2006===
===2009===
===2013===
 
 
===2014===
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Debt of Honour (Star Trek: TOS story by Indra)

Debt of Honour is a Kirk/Spock story by Indra. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #8.
It is a sequel to A Question of Honour by Jane Jones, from Duet #6. It also incorporates ideas from Indra's "The Hunt" in T'hy'La.
 
==Summary==
Kirk is surprised to find that the peace envoy from Romulus is the Romulan commander who saved his and Spockʼs life by allowing them to escape from their Klingon captors.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1984===
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Debunking Truth: 'The X-Files' as the Harbinger of the Post Modern Era

Debunking Truth: 'The X-Files' as the Harbinger of the Post Modern Era is an essay by by Christine K. Rogalski. It may have been originally posted to chaos.x-philes.com. 
It is posted at The Gossamer Project in its non-fiction section. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the word "debunk" as it it relates to The X-Files
* the current world as on of super-paranoia and how the show reflects this emotion
*how the show debunks our idea of love as flowery and sweet 
==Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Decadence

Decadence is a Lord of the Rings RPS and FPS fanfiction site.
The page was a member of the Lords of the Slashed: Lord of the Rings RPG Fanfiction Ring. It was listed in the Hidden Whispers directory in 2004.Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: DEF, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 03 May 2012)
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
Category:2000s
Decaydance

Decaydance Records is Pete Wentz's record label, which he began in 2005 as an imprint of Fueled by Ramen. Decaydance was re-launched in 2014 under the name DCD2.
See: Bandom (Decaydance+, My Chemical Romance)
== Decaydance Bands ==
Pretty much all of the Bandom bands, except for MCR, are or have been on the Decaydance label:
* Fall Out Boy
* Panic! At The Disco
* Cobra Starship
* Gym Class Heroes 
* Travie McCoy
* The Academy Is...
* The Cab
* The Hush Sound
== In Fandom == 
Because of the pivotal role of the label at the center of Bandom, the label is referenced in many fanworks. 
In canon-compliant fics, label parties or the 2007 Decaydance Fest tour (which saw TAI, Cobra Starship, Gym Class Heroes, P!atD and FOB tour together) can be the setting for stories that require many bands to be in the same place at the same time.
In AUs the name Decaydance is often given to whichever place represents the "mothership" or HQ. For example:
== References == 
Category:Music RPFCategory:Bandom Glossary Category:Fall Out Boy Category:Panic! at the Disco Category:Cobra Starship Category:The Hush Sound Category:Gym Class Heroes Category:The Academy Is... Category:The Cab
December

December is a 110-page Harry/Johnny zine by Ruth Kurz.
The author thanks JL, MW, E&A, DMc, and JM.
On the title page: "... don we now our gay apparel..." 
It is part of the Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar, a series.
It has many black and white screenshots (some appear to be early photomanips) of Clint Eastwood and David Soul in various productions. There are also other screenshots and publicity photos of various actors who were fan-casted into the story (Paul Michael Glaser as "Ben Stein," Gary Sandy as "Sandy," Robert Redford as "Richard" are three examples. "Sandy" and "Richard" are a couple.). 
There are also two hand-drawn illos, one by Tracey and one by Ruth Kurtz.
There are two sets of song lyrics, one by Debbie Hupp and Bob Morrison: "You Decorated My Life." The other is "Lovin' What Your Lovin' Does to Me" by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn.
==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:1982 Zines
Decemberlady

Decemberlady is a fanartist in the X-Files fandom in the 2000s. She was also a moderator of Creative and The X-Files Advent Calendar.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
==Interviews==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
*December Lady's Site of Dreams
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Community Moderators
Deceptions and Delusions

Deceptions and Delusions is a Kirk/Spock story by T'Hera. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #4.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is caught in an earthquake while on an inspection for Kirk and, losing his memory, is befriended by an unscrupulous doctor who hides his identity from him."
 
It includes original characters named Nicholas Bethany and Cas.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
 
 
===2007===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Deceptive Journey

Deceptive Journey is a Star Wars 78-page novel by Joyce Devine and Lynda Vandiver. The art is by Bonnie Burns. 
==Summaries==
==Zine's Dedication==
==Editorials: "Why Have You Stolen My Money??????"==
There are two editorials in the zine, one from Joyce and one from Lynda.
Joyce's editorial has a focus of zineds who don't send fans the zines they paid for: 
Lynda's editorial doesn't have as much as an ax to grind: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Decima Productions

Decima Publications was an fan-organized outfit that sponsored DSV. It was founded in April 1987 as "Decima-DSV One Media Productions, Inc" with Laurie Cohen as the "process agent." DECIMA-DSV ONE MEDIA PRODUCTIONS, INC. [...] New York NY 10022. LAURIE E COHEN (PROCESS AGENT) - reported in April 1987 in NY (#1164749)
Deb Walsh and Celeste Hotaling-Lyons were also involved. 
The company achieved a lot of attention when it was chosen by Terry Nation and Paul Darrow to be the workhorse and name behind Nation and Darrow's proposed professionally-run "fan cons" (Stardrive) in 1988/1989. By default it became a flashpoint in the Blake's 7 Wars.
==Further Reading Regarding Blake's 7 Proposed Procons==
* Dear Blake's 7 Fan, an open letter that was part of the Darrow/Nation Press Release Packet and a component of The Blake's 7 Wars 
* Having scrambled British SF TV expectations, Terry Nation considers reshaping fan conventions, the article written by fans Jean Airey and Laurie Haldeman for Starlog magazine, January 1990 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Decision

==Decision==
* Decision, a Blake's 7 story
* Decision, a Starsky and Hutch story
* The Decision, a Star Trek: TOS story by Donna Vanderlaan
* The Decision, a Star Trek: TOS story by Claire Gabriel
* The Decision, a Star Trek: TOS story by Jean Gabriel
* The Decision, a Star Trek: TOS story by Linda Hunter
* Decision, a Star Trek: TOS story by Karen Rhodes
==Decisions==
* Decisions, a Star Trek: TOS story by Rosemarie Heaton
* Decisions, a Star Trek: TOS story by Alexis Fegan Black
* Decisions, a Star Wars TPM Jedi Apprentice story archived at The Jedi Apprentice Fan Fiction Archive
* Decisions, a Purposes of Love story
Decision Point

Decision Point is a Star Trek: TOS story by Vivian Gates. 
 
It was published in Masiform D #13.
==Summary==
"Trapped in a cave, Spock and Christine overhear a Vulcan/Human pair in mind meld."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Decision Time

Decision Time is a Kirk/Spock story by Erica Bulsara. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #11. 
==Summary==
"After saving Spock by faking his death, Kirk hides him in his cabin, a situation that leads to the unleashing of his desire for his first officer."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Decision at Deneva

Decision at Deneva is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Jones. 
It was published in the print zine Mirror Reflections.
==Summary==
"His brotherʼs death, and Kirkʼs choice of Spock as the only one infected to be saved, removes the last barrier to Kirk finally giving himself to the Vulcan."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Decisions (Purposes of Love fic)

Decisions"Decisions " by fawatson Accessed 07 May 2013. is a short story by fawatson based on Mary Renault's Purposes of Love. It was written for the Brigit's Flame January 2013 challenge. The story was also inspired by an unfilled request by queen_ypolita made for Yuletide 2012.
Told from the perspective of Colonna, one of the characters of Purposes of Love it shows a period before the book, and before Colonna decides to train as a nurse, but is living in her family home, bored and unfulfilled, feeling stifled by the convention life of a middle class girl of the period. The story shows how Colonna breaks out of the mould with the help of her mother. It also provides an explanation for her name.
Comments on the story include:
* Perfect timing! A well-crafted back-story for Colonna, very enjoyable to read, featuring of course all the detail I love, and some effective, subtle touches of humour too. Thank you for this! :)by trueriver, 19 January 2013. Accessed 07 May 2013.—trueriver
* This is delightful. I particularly like the turnaround in our perception of Colonna's mother—far more perspicacious and sympathetic than either we or she imagine at the beginning. by greerwatson, 20 January 2013. Accessed 07 May 2013.—greerwatson
== References ==
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Decisions (Star Trek: TOS story by Alexis Fegan Black)

Decisions is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black. 
It was printed in Naked Times #2.
==Outworlds Series==
* Echoes
* Decisions
* Double Vision 
* All Ye Who Enter Here 
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Decisions (Star Trek: TOS story by Rosemarie Heaton)

Decisions is a Kirk/Spock story in three parts by Rosemarie Heaton.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #16.
==Summary==
* Decisions (Spockʼs illness and the start of their love affair create even more problems between Kirk and Spock as they try to understand where each fits into their life.)
* Endings (Though their affair is not going well, Spock is distressed by Kirkʼs involvement with Rayna and only their run-in with Janice Lester gives both men the impetus to try once more.)
* Interdict (The Enterprise is called to investigate a planet the Federation wishes to have colonized, but is unable to over-rule Vulcanʼs veto without further proof of its safety.)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Deck the Halls (multifandom zine)

Deck the Halls is a 79-page slash multimedia holiday fic fanzine. 
The art is by Lisa.
==Contents==
* A Great Miracle by Rose Mitchell (Quantum Leap) (4)
* Cards on the Table by Darby Brennan (Professionals) (also in Collected Professionals) (8)
* Calling All Leapers by M. Leigh (Quantum Leap) (22)
* God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen by M.J. (Quantum Leap) (26)
* Join the Queue by Lizzie (Professionals) (was previously published in the letterzine Discovered in a Letterbox #20) (32)
* Have Yourself a Merry Off-World Christmas by Gigi Sinclair (Stargate SG-1) (38)
* The Perfect Christmas Gifts by Nikki Harrington (Starsky & Hutch) (42) 
* A Truly Magical Christmas by Tavaran (The Professionals) (was originally in Proslib, but has since been removed by the author.) (52)
* Miami Christmas by Khylara (CSI: Miami) (55)
* Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Cyanne (Quantum Leap) (65)
* Home for Christmas by Tavaran (Professionals) (71)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Decoding Desire: From Kirk and Spock to K/S

Decoding Desire: From Kirk and Spock to K/S is an article by Elizabeth Woledge. 
Woledge, a self-described acafan, discusses how K/S fans' interpretation of the homosocial text of Star Trek as homoerotic subtext is a perfectly reasonable alternate reading. 
The paper discusses how male characters look at each other on screen, intimacy, and focuses on two fanfics: Lematya Lessons and Shadow Touch.
==Abstract==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category:2005 Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Decolonising Fan Studies: A Bibliography-In-Progress

Decolonising Fan Studies: A Bibliography-In-Progress is a bibliography of fan studies resources and publications originally created and maintained by scholar Rukmini Pande. It is hosted as a Google doc, and was originally created on June 20, 2017. Pande shared the document on Twitter again in response to a February 2019 discussion of the whiteness of fan studies.For more information, see Fan Studies Network Statement on FSN2019 and the Whiteness of Fan Studies.
In the introduction, Pande notes that the bibliography includes works written by "writers outside academia who do not have institutional support and indeed for whom academia is actively hostile," as well as works published in traditional academic publications.Decolonising Fan Studies: A Bibliography-In-Progress. Accessed on February 9, 2019.
The bibliography is divided into the following sections:
* Theoretical Approaches
* Gender/Sexuality/Race
* Fandom and Race/racism: Critical Commentary Online
* Race/racism/postcolonialism in the Digital Age
* Science Fiction and Fantasy
==References==
Category:2017 Academic Commentary‎
Category:2019 Academic Commentary‎
Category:Social Media Feature
Decoy (Blake's 7 story)

Decoy is a Blake's 7 story by Sheila Paulson.
It is part of her Jabberwocky series.
==Publication History==
It was published in Something... Unfriendly #1, Jabberwocky Collected, and Jabberwocky #2.
==Author's Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction
Category:Blake's 7 Het Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎