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The Rum Rebellion

The Rum Rebellion is a Star Trek newsletter for the Sydney, Australian fan club U.S.S. Bounty.
The March 1991 issue has this on the cover: "U.S.S. Bounty N.C.C. 1988, Flagship Star-Fleet Australia."
Category:Star Trek Non-fiction Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:Club Zines
The Rumor (Star Trek: TOS story by Natasha Solten)

The Rumor is a K/S story written by Natasha Solten. Art is by Paula Mathai.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #2.
==Summary==
"When they are summoned to Nogura's office, Kirk and Spock are shocked to hear that Starfleet, and most everyone else, thinks they are lovers."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
The Rumored Blake's 7 Story Sent to the Darrows

Rumor has it that a fan anonymously sent a story to Paul Darrow and Janet Lees Price. 
The story nor its author is ever named, and there are many conflicting statements about its content and topic, all of it relayed via rumors from a "friend of a friend" and second or third hand or more. 
Many fans think that the story never existed and that its mention was used to embarrass and divide fans involved in The Blake's 7 Wars. This could be quite likely as a story of this profile would almost certainly be difficult for all fans on both sides not to remember it, or for fans in the Darrow corner not rush to reveal it to garner points in that brawl. 
Another clue to its non-existence is that the Darrows had nothing to lose by revealing more about it to bolster their outrage in the back-and-forth volley of blame and finger-pointing. 
It is also likely that the Darrows didn't understand the definitions of slash and were confused with terminology. Another point to keep in mind is that Paul Darrow identified VERY strongly with his character, Kerr Avon, and had made statements that revealed the meld between the two. A quotation from Paul Darrow, "Why is Gareth always raping me?", was frequently used by anti-slash fans to show how inappropriate the actors thought slash was, as well as blurring the line between the actor and the character.
==Janet Lees Price's Comments==
From "Slash Fiction" by Janet Lees Price: 
==Fan Comments== 
The story of the Blake's 7 Wars were passed down orally through successive waves of fans until they took on a mythic quality, obscuring what some argued were the original reasons behind the wars (namely access to the actors and for profit conventions). And like a game of "Telephone," the information often mutated.
Below are multiple versions of events; where possible they are offered here unedited. Keep in mind that different fans had access to different information, they often had opposing goals, and all had much to protect. This means that each statement or comment needs to be read in context and with awareness (if possible) of each fan's filters. 
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==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Fanfiction
Category:1980s Events
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
The Runner

Quietly and Safely Insane is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Tay Garian. 
It was published in Fantasies.
==Summary==
"After being sexually assaulted on the ship, memories from his childhood resurface, disrupting Spockʼs recovery."
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Running Out of Time Affair

The Running Out of Time Affair is a gen Man from UNCLE 78-page time travel novel by Marlene Martin.
==Summary==
From the publisher, "What if you could go back in time? What would you do; what would you change? Who would you kill?
Thrush has stolen the US government's prototype time machine and is about to return to 1946, to when Alexander Waverly and his brother-in-law meet over lunch to discuss the formation of a new law enforcement agency: U.N.C.L.E. It doesn't take a genious to figure out what their plan is. Kill Waverly BEFORE U.N.C.L.E. is formed, and everything that comes after will never have happened!
What they don't consider are two hitchikers mucking up their well-thought-out plan. Two U.N.C.L.E.'s who tag along for the ride of their lives. Or, to make matters worse, one of their own with other ideas as to how to best utilize his time in the past to make changes for his own personal gain.
Join us as we travel from the present (1986) to 1946, to 1975, and round and round. There's only one thing for certain: Toto, I don't think we are in Kansas anymore..."
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Russ Test

The Russ Test is a term created by Leslie Fish in March 1980 in the letterzine Interstat #29. 
Fish used it in an essay called Feminism (Or the Lack of It) in Trek-Lit in which she quotes Joanna Russ, which was one of two essays in that issue of "Interstat" addressing the topic of feminism in Star Trek fic. 
The other essay, a companion piece, by Mary Lou Dodge, was called Feminism in Trek-Lit. 
Both authors were very outspoken fans, and the printing of both of these essays was meant to be a discussion flashpoint.
"The Russ Test" is a precursor to the Bechdel Test.
==Fish's Comments on Female Conversations==
Leslie Fish's 1980 essay Feminism (Or the Lack of It) in Trek-Lit, quoted Joanna Russ and cited the February 1980 issue of "Ms Magazine."
Fish quoted Joanna Russ, paraphrasing slightly, as saying: 
Fish added: 
==The Line to Joanna Russ==
According Fish, "The Russ Test" was based on a Joanna Russ quote in the February 1980 issue of "Ms Magazine" which addressed the topic of feminism, of women's relationships with each other as portrayed in popular culture. 
This, however, is not a straight line as Fish displays. The Russ quote that Fish references is actually from an interview in the July 1979 issue of "Sojourner," a Boston feminist publication where Russ said: 
 
The "Ms Magazine" link in Fish's citation of Russ' quote is unclear. Was it in an article in Ms Magazine, or referenced in some way? 
Fish isn't the only person to reference this Russ quote with Ms Magazine. In 1993, a writer Annabelle M. Rea, referenced the quote in her paper, "Adoption: A Feminist Motif in George Sand and Simone de Beauvoir?" Adoption: A Feminist Motif in George Sand and Simone de Beauvoir? which had this footnote: 
==An Earlier Statement by Russ About Conversations Among Women==
In April 1975, Russ wrote a letter to the Canadian feminist science fiction zine, The Witch and the Chameleon, commenting upon one of Andre Norton's books (possibly "The Jargoon Pard"). In this letter, Russ said: 
==Fan Comments About Fish's Essay and "The Russ Test"==
 
==References==
The SS/HP Prophet

The SS/HP Prophet is an journal newsletter dedicated to the Snape/Harry ship, tentatively scheduled to appear on the Stag and Doe (link) mailing list on Wednesdays and Sundays. 
The profile lists all the types of links and information to be included in the newsletter:
==History==
The newsletter was founded on Livejournal in August 2005 by atrata. The first post was on August 14, 2005.First post by SS/HP Prophet on Insanejournal, by atrata. At that time, atrata stated the newsletter's policy about not linking to locked personal posts, but asked a question about whether to include links to locked posts in communities such as hpchan: "I mean, people post in locked comms for mostly legal reasons, yeah? They don't want the wider world to know they write chan? I write chan, and don't much care who knows, so I'm kind of at a loss about this one."
The newsletter moved primarily to InsaneJournal in September 2007 due to concerns about LiveJournal's policies following strikethrough/boldthrough and pornish_pixies getting suspended from livejournal. The mods at sshp_prophet were particularly concerned about the lack of information on how LiveJournal interpreted its policy forbidding links to underage content posted elsewhere., posted to livejournal by snapetoy, 01 September 2007. (accessed August 7, 2021) 
In 2007, the mods were murklins, magic_helmet, atrata and snapetoy. Over the years many moderators and editors were replaced or left the SS/HP Prophet. 
A feed allows livejournal readers to continue to follow the newsletter. It is still active as of March 2023.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Newsletter Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2005
The STW Blind Services Department

The STW Blind Services Department was a service run by The Star Trek Welcommittee. 
A Piece of the Action #47 (1977) thanks three fans for donating 150 reel and cassette tapes to this service. 
==About==
==Struggling==
This fan service struggled to get off the ground and remain viable. In 1978, there was this announcement: 
==Similar Fan Services==
* The Eyes of Beauty Project (Beauty and the Beast, ~1989)
* The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Star Trek-focus, 1970s)
* Project Communicator (Star Trek, 1974-1976)
* The STW Blind Services Department (Star Trek, 1970s)
* Starmerian Taping Service (Star Trek-focus, ~1976)
* The Zine-Taping Service for Blind and Print Handicapped Readers (multi-fandom, 1992)
==References==
Category:AudioCategory:DisabilityCategory:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:1970s Fanworks
The STW Editors and Writers Exchange

The STW Editors and Writers Exchange was a service run by fans for fans through the Star Trek Welcommittee. An article in A Piece of the Action #59 mentions that it is "back in business," so it predates early 1978.
"ATTENTION AUTHORS & EDITORS: 'The STW Editors and Writers Exchange' is back in business! The Exchange maintains two lists: one of Editors seeking material for their publications and one of Writers wisning to have their stories published. Anyone wanting to participate should send a large SASE for the appropriate questionaire. Please be specific as to whether you are an Author, an Editor, or both. When the questionaire is returned to the Exchange, Authors and Editors will be included on their respective lists. Authors will be sent the most recent Editors list and Editors the listing of Writers. There is a listing fee of a large SASE plus two first class stamps to keep you on the list a year. Every three months there are updates you can obtain by sending a large SASE. Remember, it is up to the individual Editor or Author to contact directly those persons they wish to follow through with. AUTHORS PLEASE NOTE: Do not send any stories to the Exchange, as the E&WE does not review manuscripts. Star Trek fanzines are great fun, as well as a learning experience for all involved and a source of contact with many dedicated Trek fans." from A Piece of the Action #59 
An announcement in APOTA #83 notes that it is reorganizing in to one new department called "The Editors and Contributors Exchange," or the "ECE." "It's purpose is to establish and maintain a clearinghouse where artists, calligraphers, and writers seeking publication, and editors seeking contributions, can get in touch with each other."
==References==
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Zine Fandom
The ST Years

The ST Years is a gen Star Trek: TOS and Science Fiction anthology of fiction, puzzles, non-fiction, and art. It was published in the early 1970s and contains 60 pages.
It contains about 60% Trek and 40% general science fiction.
This zine was published before Star Trek Tomorrow.
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The STrekfan's Glossary of Abbreviations and Slanguage

The STrekfan's Glossary of Abbreviations and Slanguage was a Star Trek: TOS resource fanzine published by Jeff Johnston. 
Two editions of the glossary were published in 1976. 
It has over 180 entries with cross-referenced descriptions as well as a few fannish courtesies and taboos. 
It was sold for thirty cents or the equivalent amount in uncanceled, usable U.S. postage stamps.
File:strek1.jpg|front of first edition
File:strek2.jpg|front of second edition
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Sacking of Port Royal

The Sacking of Port Royal is a gen Pirates of the Caribbean 133-page zine by J.A. Berger. 
This is a novel based on the motion picture “Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl.”
==Chapters==
* Prologue - The Nightmares (1) 
* The Invitation (6)
* The Meeting Oil The Faithful Bride (16)
* Captain Bully Hayes & the Rona (19) 
* A Deal Struck (24)
* The Beach at Gallows Point (32) 
* The Kidnapping of Elizabeth Swann (35)
* Aboard the Pearl (40) 
* The Practice Session (45) 
* Shades of Bootstrap Bill (52) 
* Blacksmith or Pirate (59) 
* The Arrival of the Rona (66) 
* The Definition of a Pirate (71) 
* The Attack on Port Royal (75) 
* Two Women (88) 
* The Fight (93) 
* The Spot & Troubled Waters (104) 
* The Taking of the Morning Star (113) 
* Epilogue: New Beginnings (128)
==Interior Sample==
Image:sacking-1.jpg|Lorri Collins
Image:sacking-2.jpg|P.S. Nim
Image:sacking-3.jpg|lou graf
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
The Sacrifice (Star Wars zine)

The Sacrifice is a Star Wars digest-sized fanzine 22-page novel written by Monica Ruggles. It was published in 1996, is digest-sized and has 22 pages.
==Summary==
Luke is captured by a woman who is trying to blackmail him into marrying her.
==Disclaimer==
The zine's disclaimer: 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1996 Zines
The Sacrifice (Starsky & Hutch story)

The Sacrifice is a massive hurt/comfort Starsky and Hutch tale by Brit.
It was the winner of ten Torino Awards.
Summary: "Hutch and two uniformed officers are the only witnesses to a D.A.’s murder. When the men responsible begin eliminating the witnesses, how far will Starsky go in order to protect his partner’s life?"
==Excerpt==
Hutch didn't speak, but merely turned his head a bit more in his partner's direction. "Well, at that point I knew it, too. It's weird, but somehow you do know. I wouldn't have lasted more than a couple of hours...the internal bleeding...they say I was going into shock. If they had gotten me to make the call to you, they would have killed me right then anyway because I had served my purpose. I heard them say so, and I had no reason to doubt they wouldn't do it. Hutch, I also knew that if you heard my voice, there wasn't anything on this earth you wouldn't do to get to me, even if that meant giving up your own life. And that's what would have happened. Hutch I had to do this. There was no way out of this one. I was going to be dead soon anyway, so a few hours wasn't that big of a sacrifice."
As soon as the words were out of Starsky's mouth Hutch's head snapped around as if he'd been slapped. Pale blue eyes burned with an inward rage and self-loathing as he leapt to his feet. "A few hours? Starsky, you sacrificed everything because of me--for me. They beat you to within an inch of your life and left you for dead, drove you to the point of slamming your wrist into a chunk of glass, and you’re telling me that finishing yourself off was no big deal? My God, Starsk!"
Starsky's expression softened under the delayed outpouring of Hutch's pain. "And I'd do it again."
The honesty and love that radiated from his partner's eyes felled Hutch and brought him to his knees beside him. "Starsk..."
==Author's Comments==
From A 2004 Interview with Brit: 
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Sacrifice Affair

The Sacrifice Affair is a 176-page slash Man from UNCLE novel by Sarah Lindsay. 
It was edited by Jane Terry and Theresa Kyle.
The front cover is by Hindman, and it contains no interior art. 
This zine was nominated for a 2000 STIFfie Award for Best Man from UNCLE Novel and for its cover art.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Sacrifices Arc

The Sacrifices Arc is an epic Harry Potter AU by Lightning Wave. It is famous, among other things, for being several million words long. It consists of seven stories and tells the story of Harry and his twin brother Connor, who is considered to be the boy who lived. The story also features Slytherin!Harry, Snape as a mentor for Harry and several other clichés. In fact, reworking clichés was the author's goal:During the time the stories were published, the author wrote approximately a chapter a day and posted it afterwards.The author on Skyehawke: A lot of people have asked me this, so I'll put the answer here in case anyone's interested in it: Yes, I did write this story as I went. I wrote a chapter a day, usually, though sometimes a short unnumbered chapter or a second one was posted on the same day. I had an outline, but a large part of the process has been working live without a net. Accessed 25 October 2009
==The Stories==
*Saving Connor (~ 75.000 words)
*No Mouth But Some Serpent's (~150.000 words)
*Comes Out of Darkness Morn (~ 265.000 words)
*Freedom and Not Peace (~ 630.000 words)
*Wind That Shakes the Seas and Stars (~ 1.000.000 words)
*A Song In Time of Revolution (~ 910.000 words)
*I Am Also Thy Brother (~ 700.000 words)
== Reactions and Reviews ==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
=== Podfic ===
* Podfic by elliebetg
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎ Category:2006 Fanfiction‎ Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
The Sacrificial King

The Sacrificial King is a gen Robin of Sherwood 63-page anthology edited by Joy Harrison. The art is by delphyne joan woods and Holly Bird.
It is a "special presentation of The Sonic Screwdriver...a collection of invitation-only stories with a common theme." 
It made its debut at Herne's Con #2, though this was not without later controversy. See "An Open Letter to Concerned Fans" printed in Osiris Files #7.
==Summaries==
From a 1993 flyer: 
From Agent With Style: 
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
*Editorial (3)
*From the Authors: Linda Ruth Pfonner (7)
* The August King	by 	Linda Ruth Pfonner		(9)
*From the Authors: Mary Robertson	(41)
* The Shape of Shadows	by	Mary Robertson		(43)
* Edward's Story	by	Mary Robertson		(48)
* Husband	by	Mary Robertson		(50)
*From the Authors: Lisa Mudano (51)
* Blood Ties	by	Lisa Mudano		(53)
* Acknowledgments (65)
Artwork:
* Mori	(front cover)	
* Holly Bird
* Dorinda Francis
* Delphyne Joan Woods
==Sample Interior==
File:Bloodtiesros-1.jpg|sample text
File:Bloodtiesros-2.jpg|illo by Holly Bird for Blood Ties
File:Augustking-2.jpg|illo by Delphyne Joan Woods for The August King 
==See Author's Comments==
 
 
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Sad Ballad of Mary Sue's Blues

The Sad Ballad of Mary Sue's Blues is a fanwork by Pares. It is meta fiction, a piece about how fan writers are viewed by outsiders, themselves, and each other.
Fox Mulder walks into a bar...and meets Hortense Wahlberg. She says, "That's not always my name. In fact, it's never my name. I'm kind of an anti-archetype." She's a fan writer.
The author summary is: Wish fulfilment and You, understood.
==Fan Reaction==
Due to its unflattering look at fans, The Sad Ballad of Mary Sue's Blues was met with some criticism. Other readers found it unsettling, but praised its commentary on the role physical appearance plays in fiction, and in reality, online and off.
Pares writes:
:"To date, this is the only story ever to earn me hatemail. Some poor kid out there took it a bit too personally, and railed against me in several outraged flames. It seems she got it into her head that because our beloved Te called me Pretty Pretty Pares, I must be a supermodel, and a cruelly unkind one, at that. To her I say (gently, gently): Baby, you missed the point. Also: 'If you do not tell the truth about yourself, you cannot tell it about other people.' --Virginia Woolf"kormantic: old school! (Last accessed 26 January 2013)
It stirred up some flames, but the story also got its share of recommendations. Te, actually name-checking Pretty Pretty Pares in the paragraph before, says: "Is it meta? Is it scary? Is it *painfully accurate*? My Lord, yes, and you better believe she took some *serious* flack for this one. I wanted to hide and I wanted to cheer."X-Files Recs (Last accessed 26 January 2013)
Thyme calls it "one of the most truthful stories I've read in a long while,"Fanfic Recommendations (Last accessed 26 January 2013) and Sabine said of it, "Even now in the glory days of meta, kormantic's fic is still prob my favorite meta fic."sab: Fans! A Musical About the Series of N00bs! (Last accessed 26 January 2013)
==References==
Category:1990s
The Saga of the Missing Pages

Zines were already common in Star Trek and Blake's 7 fandom, yet in the mid-'80s, when stories were first being written for The Professionals in Britain, fanfic was mostly just shared from fan to fan. The "circuit" was thus a way of trading stories around without the formality of publishing them as zines. (Pros began as a slash fandom, and the vast majority of Pros fanfic has always been slash, but the circuit had both slash and gen stories.)
Issue 6 of the The Hatstand Express (1985) was the first issue of that zine that that uses the phrase "the circuit" -- up until now, fans used the terms, "the network," "the usual sources," and "making copies for people."
One of the problems of reading The Professionals circuit stories in the 1990s, was that after they were copied and loaned and reloaned, pages would go missing. Mimeographed copies faded and became illegible. And because many of the original Pros stories were typed in Britain on A4 sized paper, photocopying them onto US onto letter-sized paper would also cut off the top and bottom lines.
==Comments About Missing Pages==
===From Virgule-L===
In April 1993, Alexfandra wrote: 
In May 1993, Alexfandra wrote: 
In June 1993, Susan, another member of Virgule-L wrote: 
And then again in June, Alexfandra wrote: 
Also in June 1993, Lynn C. wrote: 
And another fan in July 1993: 
Susan then took a closer look at her library copy of Of Tethered Goats and Tigers and noted: 
==Drinking Game for Reading Pros Fanfic==
This continuous stream of missing pages and lines even appeared in one of Lynn C.'s "Pros Drinking Games"
==Missing Pages Lead to Action: Retyping and Improved Distribution==
It was not surprising that by July 1993, Alexfandra tossed out the idea of retyping Party Spirit, a lengthy series of stories. 
A Houston based member of Virgule-L noticed that the Pros fans in her area had already started retyping old and faded copies of their circuit stories. She listed them She listed: Endgame, Consequences, The Anniversary, Siren, Hyperion to a Satyr (part 1), and Boy for Sale. and then suggested that fans should pool their independent efforts. 
She also suggested that the group put an ad in a letterzine for copies/disks of typed stories because who knew how many copies were already sitting on hard drives? The project was compared to Project Guttenberg. One fan joked that it should be called: Project/Slut-enberg. 
Another suggested: "PROSE - PROfessionals Slash Endeavour." A third thought: "Project Scottish Cow?" would be funny (a reference to the character of George Cowley). Eventually the group settled on the more prosaic: "Professional's E-mail Library." By 1994, it was referred to as the "Online Circuit Library" or the "Pros On-Line Library" or the "Pros Email Library".Source: Morgan Dawn's personal recollections, accessed Oct 15, 2016.
 
By August 1993, the Professional's E-mail Library was added to the Virgule-L FAQ:
By Sept 1994, the coordinator, Alexfandra posted: 
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:The Professionals
Category:Fiction Writing
The Sailor Senshi Page

The Sailor Senshi Page catalogued information about the Sailor Moon series in all incarnations, along with opinion pieces from the webmaster. It also offered downloads of audio and video files and featured links to webrings for Haruka Tenou, Michiru Kaiou, and Tenou Haruka/Kaiou Michiru. There were sections devoted to debunking rumors, reviewing official DVD releases of the series, and similar content. Early versions also hosted fanfiction, fanart, and fan music. 
Category:Websites 
Category:Sailor Moon Websites
Category:1990s