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Darker Than BLACK

'Darker than Black: Kuro no Keiyakusha' is an anime television series created, directed and written by Tensai Okamura and animated by Bones. Ten years ago, an inscrutable and abnormal territory known as Hell's Gate appeared in Tokyo, altering the sky and wreaking havoc on the landscape. The real stars disappeared, replaced by false stars. During this time, people possessing various special abilities emerged, each capable of different supernatural feats - these are known as Contractors. Each Contractor has a corresponding fake star, which reacts to their activities. Kept secret from the masses, these individuals are known to murder in cold blood, smothering unnecessary emotions with logic and rationale. Their incredible abilities, however, are gained at the cost of their humanity - Contractors are thus named because of an involuntary compulsion to "pay the price" each time their power is used, which can range from eating particular foods and completing meaningless tasks, to self-harm and having their bodies change in peculiar ways.The story revolves around a Chinese contractor codenamed "Hei" as he undertakes various espionage and assassination missions in Tokyo under the direction of the aforementioned Syndicate.
==Fandom==
Darker Than BLACK was eligible for Yuletide in 2011.
==Fanfiction==
* Darker Than BLACK works on AO3
* Darker Than BLACK works on fanfiction.net
* Darker Than BLACK prompts and fills on fic_promptly
==Fanart==
* DARKERTHANBLACK tag at Pixiv.
* #darkerthan-BLACK group on DeviantArt.
* Darker Than Black Fans group on DeviantArt.
==Communities==
* Darker Than Black Livejournal fanworks and discussion community.
==Other Resource ==
* Entries tagged Darker Than Black on Tumblr.
== References ==
Category:Manga
Category:Anime
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Darkest Before Dawn

Darkest Before Dawn is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Mystique.
Summary: A Jedi must do his duty, no matter what the cost. Notes: Written in conjuntion with, and in direct response to Aeshna's "Small Sacrifices".
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Darkest Hour (X-Files/Highlander/Highlander: The Raven story)

Darkest Hour is a Duncan/Methos story by Killabeez.
==Summary==
"Summary: Highlander/X-Files/HL:The Raven crossover. Several months after Not to Be, Methos receives a late night call from Joe Dawson. Has someone finally gotten the best of Duncan MacLeod? Or is there more going on? Methos' faith and courage are tested to the limits as he fights to learn the truth about MacLeod's fate."
==Author's Notes==
"Author's Notes: For those extremely rare Highlander: The Raven fans who pay attention to timelines, I've fiddled with this one a little. This story takes place after "The Manipulator," but before "The Ex-Files." Bert is still in Paris, however, and it's still April, which is a slight bending of canon. In X-Files canon, this takes place in the middle of season six, some time after "One Son."
A huge thank you to everyone who helped beta read this over the years. Most especially, thanks to elynross and MacGeorge, who did most of the heavy lifting and encouraging.
Dedicated to elyn and Deb, who make it worthwhile."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Highlander: The Raven
Category:Highlander Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Darkhearts (Yahoo Group)

darkhearts is the Yahoo Group for the Dark Hearts faction, i.e. fans of the relationship between Javier Vachon and Urs. The public group was started 31 May 1998. It has 43 members. 
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 48
* Category : Television
* Founded : May 31, 1998
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/darkhearts/info
Category: Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Darkicedragon

Darkicedragon is a fanartist and writer of fanfic and original fic, active since 2003. They are Scottish, agender, asexual, and aromantic.
==Links==
*FanFiction.net profile
*Dreamwidth: esp-dragon (fics journal) and darkicedragon (personal journal)
*Tumblr
*AO3 profile
*Plurk profile
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Darklady

Darklady is a fanfiction writer who was active in the DC comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s and who is still posting fanfic from a variety of fandoms.
==Notable Works==
*Hornet-Verse: DarkLady's slash series featuring Batman/Robin (Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson). 12 stories in total.
==Awards==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections==
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Darkmere

Darkmere is a gen Robin of Sherwood anthology of fiction, poetry, and filks edited by Belinda Bernaud & Alison Wilson. 
==Issue 1==
Darkmere 1 was published in 1986, contains 86 pages, A4, slide bound, thin card covers, cover b&w pic of Michael Praed as Loxley. 
 
* Revenge & Marion's Song - both by Heather Petty
* Untitled Poem - Kathleen Glancy
* The Novice - Elissa Dodson
* Reflections from a Dungeon - Alison Wilson
* Shadows of the Mind & Yesterday's Witness - both by Karen Turner
* Beyond Tomorrow - Sheila Lorraine
* Robin i'the Hoode - Ian Corden
==Issue 2==
Darkmere 2 was published in 1986, contains 95 pages, card covers, b&w cover photo of Huntingdon & Marion, slide-bound.
* The Daughter of Israel - V Douglas
* A Time of Shadows - M Ketcher
* There Heretics - JL Cobban
* Nothing's Forgotten - J Langridge
* Blood Offering - J Marshall
* The Poacher - E Dodson
* Catherine - H Petty 
==Issue 3==
* unknown content
==Issue 4==
Darkmere 4 was published in 1988, is card-bound, stapled A5, b&w colour picture of Grendel. It is a a collection of 3 short stories and 3 poems. 
Category:Gen Zines Category: Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1980s
Darkness Has Fallen

Darkness Has Fallen is a website with Lord of the Rings fanfiction. It was listed in the Hidden Whispers website directory in 2004 with the keywords "English, Fictional".Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: DEF, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 03 May 2012)
The page was a member of the Legends of Middle Earth webring and the Lord of the Rings Webring.Darkness Has Fallen, via Wayback: 31 August 2004. (Accessed 03 May 2012)
==References==
Category:Angelfire
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2003
Category:2004
Darkness and Light: The Psychoanalytic Dynamic of M/K Slash Fiction

Darkness and Light: The Psychoanalytic Dynamic of M/K Slash Fiction was written by MJ/MJR91 as part of "X-Files University, School of Slashology/Gay Studies, College of Interdisciplinary Studies" where fans wrote articles and essays devoted to examining the fandom surrounding the TV show X-Files. It is a companion piece to The Codependent Partner: An analysis of the Mulder/Krycek Relationship and He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss): Exploring the Abusive M/K Relationship.
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Darkness and Light Trilogy

The Darkness and Light Trilogy is a series of Harry Potter Snape/OFC stories by R.J. Anderson. Anderson describes the series as "among the very earliest Snape romance stories written for HP fandom."
The works included in this series were originally published between 2000 and 2001, with a review together with D&L; revisions group carried out between August and October 2003. The works were updated to the new version, with some being deleted and republished again.
==The Series==
* The Potions Master's Apprentice A student transferred to Hogwarts in her seventh year must come to terms with her dark past and a future that may be darker still.
* Personal Risks Somes disturbing revelations lead Maud to question the basis for her trust in Snape, while an unexpected crisis forces her to make a decision that could change both their lives. Sequel to "The Potions Master's Apprentice"
* If We Survive Maud's graduation from Hogwarts is shadowed by the threat of war, and she must face an indefinite separation between herself and Snape. Can their partnership endure the ultimate test? Sequel to Personal Risks
Outtakes & companion pieces:
* The Thing With Feathers (October 2001)
* War Wounds (January 2002)
* Epiphany (June 2002)
* Cry (November 2002)
* Cold Water (July 2003)
* Endings and Beginnings (May 2004)
* Secrets and Lies (November 2005)
R.J. Anderson also drew fanart for the series, which can be found at her DeviantArt.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Darkness and Shadow

==Contents==
Darkness and Shadow is a 190-page Star Trek: TOS gen anthology by Rick Endres & Elizabeth Knauel.
*"Bloodlines" by Rick Endres & Elizabeth Knauel (reprinted in Orion Archives: 2284-2323 Captain Sulu #1)
*"...Is Yet Revenge" by Rick Endres & Elizabeth Knauel (reprinted in Orion Archives: 2275-2283 The Second Hiatus #2)
==Summary==
From an ad in The New Monthly: 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Darkness and dreams

darkness and dreams was a website with elysian's Q/O slash fanfiction, artwork, and other amusing miscellany.
The page was linked to from the Master and Apprentice archiveMaster and Apprentice Linking Guidelines, via Wayback, 05 August 2004. (Accessed 25 February 2013) and it was linked at Jedi Discipline.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 26 December) The site was hosted by SlashCity.
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:SlashCity
Category:2000s Author Pages
Darknick's Home Page

Darknick's Home Page was a website with links to Forever Knight pages and search engine recommendations. At one time it must have hosted or linked Star Wars fanfiction because it was linked at Jedi Discipline in the Fan Fiction Links section.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 26 December)
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:2000s
Darkovan Dictionary

Darkovan Dictionary was created by John Shimwell. 
It was offered for sale in very early 1986 (and perhaps earlier), and was out-of-print by at least September 1989: "John Shimwell did compile a Darkovan part-grammar, part-dictionary, but it is out-of-print --that is, the original manuscript is now in such poor shape that it can't be duplicated again." from a comment in Darkover Newsletter #46 This statement was repudiated in a December 1990 flyer by John Shimwell that was printed in Darkover Newsletter #21.
Shimwell wrote a letter to Darkover Newsletter in September 1986 and explains some Darkovan language terms. Ann Sharp replied: "John is the the one to write about Darkover dictionaries. To our knowledge, he is the person who has done the most work in this area."
Shimwell died less than a year after publishing the three-volume set.
==Originally One Volume, Then Three==
The original edition of this fanwork in 1986 was one volume.
In 1990, it was sold as part of a three volume set: "Darkovan Dictionary Part One" ("Terran to Casta"), "Darkovan Dictionary Part Two" ("Livara Das: Cast'al Terranan") and "Casta for Beginners."
The first two volumes appear to be about the conlang that Marion Zimmer Bradley created. The third volume's focus is "the words that didn't appear in Marion's book."
==Description==
==References==
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990 Zines
Category:Fictional Language Resources
Darkovan Language Review

The Darkovan Language Review was published in April 1978 was a "Fantasy/Science Fiction fanzine created and published by the writers C.J. Cherryh, Randall Garrett and Marion Zimmer Bradley.
There was only one issue despite the fact it was advertised as "Darkovan Language Review #1."
Dedication: "This entire endeavor is dedicated to Leigh Brackett, who tragically did not live to see it."
In 1979, Bradley responded to a fan who wanted to know more about how Darkovan words were pronounced, and said "Sometime next year Hourglass tapes will do a Darkovan pronounciation tape." Darkover Newsletter #19/20 
 
==Contents==
* In the Beginning... (editorial), essay by Walter Breen (3)
* About Our Contributors, short bios (5)
* Languages and Science Fiction, non-fiction by C.J. Cherryh (7)
* Breduh Hiruo (poem) by Christopher Gilson (10)
* The Family Verb by Walter Breen (12)
* ...And Strange Sounding Names, non-fiction by Marion Zimmer Bradley (originally published in Amra) (21)
* The Pocket Song by Randall Garrett (24)
* A Tentative Glossary of Darkovan Languages by Christopher Gilson (A well-known amateur linguist and expert on the Tolkien languages turns his talents to analysis and etynclogy of the languages of Darkover.) (28)
* Puritans, Sadists, and the Martian Language, non-fiction by Marion Zimmer Bradley (from Unicorn) (43)
* May the Farce Be With You! by Christopher Gilson (28)
* What’s My Name in Darkovan?, non-fiction by Marion Zimmer Bradley (in which MZB answers the most common question when asked about the languages in Darkover) (50)
* Last Words (54)
* Darkovans Have Dirty Minds, Too!, vignette by Marion Zimmer Bradley (about Darkovan profanity) (55)
* art by Walter Breen (including cover), Susan Fisher, Rita Freidin
==The Flyers, Ads, and Blurbs==
From January 1978: 
 
==MZB Writes About Breen==
From the short bios in the front of the zine: 
==Excerpt from the Zine==
From Bradley: 
==Sample Interiors==
Image:darkovanlang-1.jpg |from Walter Breen's introduction
Image:darkovanlang-2.jpg |some Darkovan poems
Image:darkovanlang-3.jpg |translations 
Image:darkovanlang-4.jpg |explanation of some very close pollination of names in Star Wars, plus a public service message by Darth Vader
Image:darkovanlang-5.jpg |first page of "Puritans, Sadists, and the Martian Language," by MZB
Image:darkovanlang-6.jpg |page from "The Family Verb," by Breen, talks about sexual preferences, gender roles, epithets
Image:darkovanlang-7.jpg |first page of "What's My Name in Darkovan?" by MZB
Image:darkovanlang-8.jpg |the inside back cover, "Darkovans Have Dirty Minds, Too!" by MZB
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
 Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Category:Fictional Language Resources
Darkovans Invade Boskone!

Darkovans Invade Boskone! is a con report for Boskone 15 by Catherine Filipowicz. It is also a commentary on Darkover fandom and directly addressed Marion Zimmer Bradley, who then directly replies to some of the points in a lengthy letter.
The con report was published in Darkover Newsletter #11 in roughly March 1978.
Boskone 15 was held February 17–19, 1978.
This con report/letter/essay is fascinating for several reasons. First, it is a charming con report, even more so because it describes a female space at a bigger, very male event.
Second, it is an intriguingly transparent, yet not, interchange between fans, and the creator of their fandom.
And third, and most importantly, this is the first time that fans, and Bradley, have had a public discussion regarding Bradley's close relationship with her fans, and the possible problems this might entail. It is, in fact, a DIRECT foreshadowing of the Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy, which came to a head fourteen years later.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Boskone itself
* Starstone, Marion Zimmer Bradley and Walter Breen's Darkover fanworks zine (over two years in the planning and creation), had been published about three months earlier
* activities of Darkover fans, room parties with the traditional bathtub of ice cubes, filking
* criticism by fans of Darkover fandom, and how devout fans felt about this
* fears and concerns about Bradley's direct involvement in her fandom
* the "Lady Clairol" story, Adjustment, by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* the power of fans doing outreach, and unpaid advertising work, for things they love
* an interloper, perhaps a journalist, who caused a bit of trouble
* fandom developing too many splinter groups and old-time general sf fans rapidly becoming a minority group
* fans questioning their "use" by TPTB, and vice versa
* fans and genuine concern regarding the well-being of their benefactors
* fan eagerness to to belong, to have status, and to be a "good soldier"
* Star Trek fans got a lot of pushback at traditional science fiction cons, in part, due to the television/media-nature of that fandom, as well as its larger (relatively speaking) creative, female contingent, and the "feral" newbie elements it introduced. Unlike Star Trek (television) fans, the Darkover (books) fans at Boskone received pushback purely for their female-centric fandom, their source material writer's gender, and the different social culture of their fannishness.
==The Letter to Marion==
==Bradley's Letter in Response==
Marion Zimmer Bradley's response to this letter is also printed in Darkover Newsletter #11.
==Fan Comments==
===1978===
There is a letter in Darkover Newsletter #15/16 (December 1978) by Juanita Coulson that addresses some points of "Darkovans Invade Boskone!": 
===1979===
From a fan who commented on the letters: 
===1980===
In response, a fan, Linda Frankel, did a little white knighting and wrote about Darkover fiction outside of Starstone, declaring it a violation of copyright: 
==References==
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Darkover: Images of a World

Darkover: Images of a World is a Darkover art portfolio by Hannah M.G. Shapero.
From a 1986 flyer: "We still have a few copies of this group of drawings done by Hannah M.G. Shapero, who did the cover art for THENDARA HOUSE, SHARRA'S EXILE, and SWORD OF CHAOS. Limited edition of 200 copies. $6 postpaid."
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre

Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #2 in November 1974.
Darkover Landfall is a book by Marion Zimmer Bradley that centers around a character named Camilla Del Rey and her role in a Colony Expedition Force.
The review sparked a vigorous debate in the zine via letters from fans, as well as Marion Zimmer Bradley herself. It also was what propelled Joanna Russ to write We Who Are About To....
==Some of the Reviewer's Main Points==
* the book is a polemic
* the book is an example of how much MZB hated the feminist movement, but that dislike is based on misunderstandings and distortions
* birth control is still the responsibility of women; male contraception is never mentioned
* MZB suspends the belief for her readers: "These "trivial" and easily-corrected technical flaws of fact and unlikely extrapolations make believing MZB virtually impossible when she makes a more significant scientific extrapolation on a major point."
* MZB is careless with science
* MZB makes Darkover seem like it was populated by "Scots farmers who dress, act, and speak like mid-1960s hippies"
* "We are never told how Camilla Del Rey's hormones became "abnormal" in the first place— too much education, perhaps?"
==Excerpts from the Original Review==
==Responses==
===Responses: Printed in "The Witch and the Chameleon"===
====The Main Letters====
* The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (April 1975)
* The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Joanna Russ (1975)
* The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (September 1975)
* A Letter to Marion Zimmer Bradley by Joanna Russ (1976)
====The Minor Letters====
===Responses: Printed in Other Fan Spaces===
This response fic is discussed in Ted Bryan's 1977 essay in Darkover Newsletter #7. See DARKOVER SPINOFF. Or maybe that should read CONTRARY MOTION—VERY.
===Responses: Printed in Academic Spaces===
===Response Fic by Joanna Russ===
See We Who Are About To....
==Further Reading/Meta==
* by Rebekah Sheldon, 2009
==References==
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Darkover Mailing List

Rodrigo Barbosa created the first Darkover mailing list in April 1997. After a crash of the mailing list server, this list was separated into several independent lists Darkover Site, maintained between 1996 and 1999, archived site accessed February 02, 2025, one of which was a Darkover role-playing group called darkover-rpg.
==References==
Category:Darkover
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:1997 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Darkover Songbook

Darkover Songbook is a collection of Darkover-oriented filks edited and published by Linda von Brasket-Crowe. 
One (the only?) of the illustrators was Hannah Shapero. Some of these illos were reprinted in various Darkover Newsletters; one example is #46 in 1989.
In 1988, Elisabeth Waters mentioned that MZB Enterprises was considering reprinting this fanwork: "We might reprint the Darkovan song book if enough people are interested in it." from Darkover Newsletter #40 
==References==
Category:Darkover Filk Music
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1982 Filk Songs
Darkover Summer Snow

Darkover Summer Snow is a Darkover fan story by Eileen Ledbetter. The art is by Diana L. Paxson and Walter Breen.
At least one fan suggests it is a m/m story, but this would be due to a subtle, close reading, and one perhaps seen in hindsight.
It was printed in the first issue of Starstone.
In a September 1977 blurb for this story in Darkover Newsletter #7: "A long and poignant story of the first meeting between Lew Alton and Regis Hastur, of which MZB says "I'm sure that's the way it really happened."
==Editor's Intro==
From Starstone #1 (January 1978):
==The First Darkover Fic==
While fans, as fans do, certainly wrote Darkover drawerfic previous to "Darkover Summer Snow," this fic is the first that was apparently the first shown to, and then published, by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
A fan, Linda Frankel, wrote: "[It] told the story of Regis' earlier relationship that had left him so shattered in Heritage of Hastur and in the alternate universe of "Ten Minutes or So". The essentially heterosexual Lew Alton had sex and telepathic intimacy with Regis, but then withdrew on the grounds that he didn't want to hurt the boy, causing Regis more anguish than the older youth could possibly guess. It is interesting to note that "Darkover Summer Snow" was the first amateur story about Darkover. When Marion Zimmer Bradley received it, she was so impressed that she decided to establish Starstone, the first Darkover fanzine." "Beyond Bounds: Intergenerational Relationships in Science Fiction and Fantasy" by Linda Frankel, 2007
File:darkoversummersnow3.jpg| from Starstone #1, Diana L. Paxson
File:Starstone1inside1.jpg|from Starstone #1, Diana L. Paxson
File:darkoversummersnow1.jpg|from Starstone #1, Diana L. Paxson
File:darkoversummersnow2.jpg|from Starstone #1, Walter Breen
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
Darkperkmansion (Yahoo Group)

darkperkmansion is one of the Yahoo Groups for the Dark Perks faction. The public Group was founded on 17 August 2000, with only sporadic posts. The slogan on the banner says, "Dark Perk Mansion - A place for the Dark Perk's to hang out!"
The last real post was made in 2001, after which the group was taken over by spam. There were 23 members.
==Group Description==
==First Post==
==Group Information==
*Members :23
*Category :Forever Knight
*Founded :Aug 17, 2000
*Language :English
==Group Settings==
*This is a public group.
*Attachments are not permitted.
*Members can hide email address.
*Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
 
*Membership does not require approval.
*Messages are not moderated.
*All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/darkperkmansion/info
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups