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We Go Together

We Go Together is an anthology zine focused on the Star Trek pairings of Spock/McCoy (TOS) and Spock/McCoy (AOS). The first issue was entirely digital and free to download. 
==Contributors==
===Volume 1 Issue 1===
The issue theme was "Firsts"
====Writers====
* swimmingwolf59
*remylebae
*Azami
*Ollie Aster
*Ferret
* USS Queertastic
*tigereyes45
*Donrex
*Misfit
*Rusoe
====Artists====
*USS Queertastic
*TheAntiChris
*Azami
*Basy
*sleepymccoy
*Kaz
*SebStar
* Thyme
*Ollie Aster
*m0rbs
*Ferret
*Nic
*Odekiisu
*Lilith
==== Moderators====
* Elian
* Ollie Aster
* Pike
* kingstoken
* orion
* Beck
* Erin
* Prairie Gossett
* Lilith
* Ken
* Miyobee
* Callie
===NSFW Vol 1===
This issue's theme was "Firsts" and was an NSFW edition
====Writers====
* Affixjoy
*DahYelTal
*remylebae
*Fangirlandiknowit
*Rusoe
*tigereyes45
* stanzas
*USS Queertastic
*Fangirlandiknowit
* remylebae
*stanzas
====Artists ====
*USS Queertastic
*spongynova
*AlexPDCL
*Kaz
*i-actually-post-stuff
*MOrbs
* remylebae
*sleepymccoy
==== Moderators ====
* Elian
* Erin
* Ro 
* Kingstoken
* Fletcher 
* Affix 
* Orion
* Callie 
* Lilith 
* Karan 
* Beck
* Ga Eul
=== Volume 1 Issue 2 ===
Issue theme was "Shore Leave".
==== Writers ====
* fangirlanditknowit
* SpinningWater
* Rusoe
* remylebae
* swimmingwolf59
==== Artists ====
* Kaz
* sleepymccoy
* Edd
* USS Queertastic
* Lilith/mithrilmoth
* snoji 
==== Moderators ====
*Erin
* Callie
* Elian
* Fletcher 
* Ro
* Kingstoken
* Lilith
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:Star Trek AOS Zines
Category:2024 Zines
We Got One!

We Got One! is a gen Real Ghostbusters anthology. 
==Issue 1==
We Got One! 1 was published in May 1993 and contains 137 pages. Deb Walsh is the front cover artist.
* Obligatory Editorial by Kathy Agel (2)
* Plane Talking by Sheila Paulson (3)
* The Shoot by Kate Nickell and Joy Riddle (13)
* Bull Session by Dee Beetem (also in APAritions) (22)
* Ghosts Along the Mississippi by Sharon Dickerson (25)
* Luck of the Draw by Sheila Paulson (37)
* Last of the Black Phantoms by Jeff Morris (43)
* Mudpie by Sheila Paulson won a 1994 FanQ. (53)
* Art Portfolio by Sandy Schneider (74)
* Who Invited Them? by Deb Van F. (89)
* A Time of Dragons and Unicorns by Joy Riddle (104)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
We Got One! 2 contains 190 pages and was published in 1996. Deb Walsh is the front cover artist. Susie M and Joy Riddle are other artists. It has the subtitle, "We Got Another One!" 
* Eyes of the Beholder by Sheila Paulson (3)
* Surprise! by Brenda A. (31)
* A Temporary Inconvenience by Kate Nickell (37)
* Memoria Non Grata by Liz A. Vogel (48)
* Egon's Wonderful Life by Sheila Schneider (51)
* Choices by Brenda A. (59)
* Geodes by Sheila Paulson (68)
* Art Portfolio by Joy Riddle (76)
* Blood Brothers by Mary Robertson (won a 1997 FanQ)	(87)
* Monsters and Magic by Joy Riddle (106)
* Boo Hoo by Jeff Morris (126)
* The Origin of Shadow by Cassandra Kam (134)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
We Got One! 3 was published in 1998. Joy Riddle is the front cover artist. It has the subtitle, "Third Time’s the Charm," and contains 180 pages.
* Out of Sync by An Le (3)
* A Warrior's Path by James Walkswithwind (30)
* Pest Control by Sheila Paulson (33)
* Ghostlight Serenade by Liz A. Vogel (55)
* The Alice by Robyn T. (63)
* Vision by K. Hanna Korossy (83)
* Things to Do in Glen Falls When You're Dead by Donna A. (101)
* Birthday by Sheila Paulson (133)
* Alone in the Night by J. Karr & E.R. Karr (pure Peter-torture piece) (141)
==Issue 4==
We Got One! 4 was published in 2001 and contains 196 pages. It has the subtitle, Four of a Kind.
Sheila Paulson is the front cover artist. Christine A. R. did the interior art. 
* Missing by Sheila Paulson--After a car crash, Peter can't be found. (3)
* Appraisals by K. Hanna Korossy--Winston tells his family about his interesting new job. (23)
* Gray Light by P. Morrigan--The Ghostbusters go to help a friend of Egon's mother, with tragic consequences when they misjudge the situation. (29)
* Wedding Day by Sheila Paulson (58)
* Mina by Donna A. (60)
* Hostile Takeover by Christine A. R.--Crossover with Filmation's Ghostbusters. (85)
* Quarternary by Sheila Paulson--Conclusion of the "Letters" series. Winston sends his brother letters about his early days Ghostbusting. (110)
* Self Control by K. Hanna Korossy--Peter helps Ray through the aftermath of being possessed in "Ghostworld". (122)
* Comfort and Joy by Sheila Paulson (127)
* Tap by Robin Schindler (133)
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:1990s
Category:2001
We Have Seen the Enemy and She is Us

We Have Seen the Enemy and She is Us is an essay by LeFey at Slash Sluts. 
==Part of a Series==
* Why are the slashier tv shows so rarely slashed? by Clio
* Feminizing Men: A Male POV by LuckyD
* Feminizing Vs Effeminate by Clio
* Suddenly Gay?!? by Clio
* We Have Seen the Enemy and She is Us by Lefey
* The Muse's Bitch by Clio
* Oww..oww..Stop that! It Hurts!! by Clio
* How to Write Bad Fanfic in 10 Easy Steps by Snarkybitch
* 4 Characters in Search of a Plot -- Slash Version by Snarkybitch
==Excerpts==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
We Invented the Remix

:You might be looking for We Invented the Remix... Redux.
We Invented the Remix was the first remix challenge. It was started by cathybites, also known as MI, in 2003 and went through several incarnations:
* 2003: We Invented the Remix, organized by cathybites
* 2004: We Invented the Remix 2: Son of Remix, organized by cathybites
* 2005: We Invented the Remix 3: Back to the Streets, organized by zvi
* 2006: We Invented the Remix 4: Curtain Call, organized by zvi
* 2007: We Invented the Remix 5: Flip It and Reverse It, organized by stubbleglitter
In 2004, the explanation of what a remix is given at the top of the FAQ was:
In a 2007 comment, cathybites recalled the impetus for starting the challenge:
==Rules==
===2003 & 2004===
The rules for 2003 weren't archived, but the FAQ for 2004 explains:
The FAQ goes on to explain that each participant will be assigned to rewrite a story from a different participant at random and everyone gets one safe story which were described as the "one story that you don't want anyone messing with, for whatever reason," and may have been new that year. The 2004 We Invented the Remix also forbid remixing of remixes and of stories which had already been remixed. Participants were required to have at least five available stories. Writers who defaulted in 2003 were banned from participating again.
As for the deadlines and late stories:
===2005 & 2006===
Much of the 2004 FAQ was copied straight over to the 2006 FAQ, which presumably applied to the 2005 round as well. AUs were reinstated as a permitted form of remix, and this rule had changed:
The way of dealing with participants who don't write their story in time for the deadline had also changed:
===2007===
The FAQ/rules section for We Invented The Remix 5: Flip It and Reverse is not available in the Wayback Machine copy of the site.
===Collection links===
* 2003, 2004
* 2005, 2006
* 2007, 2008
* fanworks on AO3 tagged with We Invented the Remix
==References==
Category:Popslash
Category:Remix Challenges
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2008 Challenges
We Know Who We Are

We Know Who We Are is a gen digest-sized Battlestar Galactica 37-page novel by Charles Oines with a cover by Gordon Smuder.
From an ad in Datazine #56: "The Veerzhal -- enemies or allies? After what they did to Apollo, Starbuck isn't quite sure. But Jarizz doesn't care -- all he wants is a place to belong again."
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "The Colonials have met the Veerzhal -- telepathic, space-faring felines. Will they be friends or enemies? Ask Apollo, convinced his life is shattered forever from union with an alien. Ask Starbuck, suspicious but intrigued by what they offer. Ask Sheba, bewildered by her own reactions. Ask Baltar, closing for the kill."
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1989 Zines
We Know the Devil

We Know the Devil is a visual novel by Aevee Bee and Max Schwartz.
==Canon==
===Plot===
We Know the Devil focuses on three campers instructed to kill the devil. Choices throughout the game involve deciding which two campers will go accomplish a task together. The rest of the scene will thusly focus on the conversation between the selected characters, leaving the third character out.
Throughout playthroughs, it is revealed that Venus is a closeted trans girl and that all three campers are sapphic. 
There are four possible endings. Three possible endings conclude with one girl being left out, taken by the devil, and killed, leaving the other two to mourn the loss together. If the player ensures that all characters spend an equal amount of time together, the option emerges for all three characters to ascend and raze the campground.
===Characters===
*Jupiter
*Neptune
*Venus
==Fandom==
The game's themes of religious trauma and the closet are very meaningful to a lot of fans. 
Venus in particular is a favorite of transgender women in fandom.it's just such a breath of fresh air having that kinda "trans women are allowed to be in stories about queer women, are allowed to be at the forefront as important and main characters who aren't just trauma, and are allowed to have the same issues as everyone else"https://www.tumblr.com/soup-mother/760396348784836608/i-think-one-of-the-big-reasons-i-like-we-know-the?source=shareCrossovers with Heaven Will Be Mine, Max Schwartz and Aevee Bee's subsequent visual novel, are common.
=== Shipping ===
The most popular We Know the Devil ship on Archive of our Own is Jupiter/Neptune/Venus, courtesy of the polyamorous True End. The second most popular ship is Jupiter/Neptune, fans of which enjoy their Red/Blue Ship Dynamic.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* anyone here know the devil???? by petitsciseaux
* one moment is all we need by astrobark
* somebody’s definitely done this already, right? by tenaclty, crossover with Heaven Will Be Mine
* the devil isn’t lonely, it’s best friends forever. by fromfelidae
* the devil only ever gets one moment by raposabranca
* the three worst girls since eve by jigglephysician
===Fanvids===
*And it's come to claim her by Alazarelle
*[blackbirds] by lpsbritneyfukawafan1000
*blank space by Vivid Grim
*community gardens by interplanet janet
*[S♡S] + {SSS} One, Two, Three by SpearsStudios and SummerScoutsStudio
===Fansongs===
*daughter of god by PhemieC
*The Dawn that Gxd Misplaced by KNGFSHER feat. psithurist
==Archives, Communities, and Zines==
===Archives===
*We Know the Devil tag on Archive of our Own
===Communities===
*SummerScoutsStudio, a We Know the Devil MEP studio
===Zines===
*God is on the Radio: a We Know the Devil zine
== Resources ==
* WKTD sprites, uploaded by Max Schwartz
* Wiki Know the Devil, a Fandom Wiki for the game
==Further Reading==
*‘We Know the Devil’ Taught Me to Be Proud by Jennifer Unkle for Vice
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Video Games
We Learn by Doing

We Learn by Doing is a K/S story by Devery Helm. 
It was published in the print zine Out of Bounds: Overflow (1983).
==Summary==
"Two of the men of Vaal try to use the knowledge they acquire from watching Kirk and Spock make love." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
We Like Girls

We Like Girls is a hatelisting for the Draco/Harry pairing. 
It was created by the webmistress Kari and opened on 9th of January, 2004. The website is a hatelisting (the opposite of a fanlisting) and lists individuals who dislike the Draco/Harry pairing and find it unrealistic and odd. It went inactive circa 2005, however, whilst active the site gained over 60 members. 
==Description==
==Why You Hate Harry/Draco==
To join the hatelisting, users had to provide a reason for their hate of Harry/Draco. These reasons were later collected on a page titled comments. Most of the reasons bare similarity, many fans agreed that the image of Harry/Draco was disgusting. Some individuals stated they did not like slash and found it 'disturbing'. Though the site claims it isn't homophobic, the site has some clear instances of homophobia, notably shown through the clear dislike of sexual gay undertones in fanfiction. A collection of the reasons is shown below:
[Jenny:]
[Aster:]
[LoneGothic:]
[Christina:]
[Mandie:]
[Melody:]
==Articles==
The website has a section for meta essays. Only one essay was stored on the website. It was titled Draco Malfoy Is Not A Leather-Clad Bisexual Sex-God written by Kari, and is a rant against Draco depiction in fanfiction (i.e. the Fanon Draco characterisation). The writer argues that Draco is not handsome or bisexual, and claims that this common fanfiction depiction is going against canon.
==See Also==
* Be realistic!, a hatelisting for Draco/Hermione
* When Hell Freezes Over, a hatelisting for Draco/Ginny
* I Chose Not To Read, a hatelisting for slash fanfiction
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:Fanlistings
Category:2000s
We Love Trash

We Love Trash: A Waifu Fanzine and We Love Trash: A Husbando Fanzine are two coloring book zines with art by various artists. The characters featured are mostly from Japanese video games, anime, and manga, although there are some outliers such as Dean McCoppin from The Iron Giant, McCree and Zarya from Overwatch, Keith from Voltron: Legendary Defender, and Domino from Deadpool 2.
==Contributing artists==
*Viathatoneartist
*Dmochii
*Sabasse
*Kiiyame
*Yousnareme
*Tessa Waddell
*Shelbell
*mh.nova
*Czarina Doyle
*Evilrobotcait
*Jinn
*The Lonely Box
*Dorothy
*Cesela
*Deviledleg
*Megakarp
*Sam Inverts
*Yokaiy
*Hana-Ichigo
*Joanna Arce
*Octo Star
*Fawxdraws
Category: Coloring Books
We Must Be Proud!

We Must Be Proud! is a 2020 charity She-ra zine.
==About==
:We Must Be Proud is a 30+ page collaborative digital charity zine featuring the works of 12 dedicated artists, aiming to donate money to Trans and LGBTQ+ Nonprofits and Organizations during Pride Month.
==Contributors==
@artofkace | @elimnebe | @firnella | @fizzledlines |@junvii_arts | @monn_ney | @piningpotato | |@snersona | @springmaidens | @summerfelldraws | @supersappho | @themaggiezine |
Category:Charity Zines
Category: She-Ra Zines
Category:2020 Zines
We Share Everything

We Share Everything is a Methos/Kronos slash story by Shaz. It is hosted at Confessions of a Fannish Butterfly and is linked to from the Angst ArchiveAngst Archive link. (Accessed 20 November 2019).
Author's notes: 
 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Highlander Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
We Who Are About To...

We Who Are About To... is a 1976 science fiction novel by Joanna Russ. 
It first appeared in magazine form in the January 1976 and February 1976 issues of "Galaxy Science Fiction" and was first published in book form by Dell Publishing in July 1977.
Russ wrote this novel, in part, as a response to Marion Zimmer Bradley's book, Darkover Landfall, after a letter exchange in the Canadian feminist zine The Witch and the Chameleon. See that page for the letter series.
==Plot==
==Written, in Part, As a Rebuttal==
In November 1974, the second issue of the Canadian explicitly feminist zine "The Witch and the Chameleon" contained a very critical review by Vonda McIntyre of Marion Zimmer Bradley's book "Darkover Landfall." McIntyre's review generated many letters by readers, including a rebuttal by Bradley herself. 
One of the responses to this review was by Joanna Russ. Russ went on to write a response fic to "Darkover Landfall" called "We Who Are About to...." -- by Rebekah Sheldon, 2009 </ref> 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Other===
===In Darkover Newsletter ===
====Darkover Newsletter 7====
The comments by the fan below are not part of the challenge in "Darkover Newsletter #7":
 
====Darkover Newsletter 7: The Challenge====
In issue #7 of Darkover Newsletter (September 1977), Ted Bryan, the editor, wrote an essay which addressed this book. It was called DARKOVER SPINOFF. Or maybe that should read CONTRARY MOTION—VERY.. In it, he said that being a "mere male," he was unqualified to review it himself, and invited fans to send their opinions to the newsletter.
====Darkover Newsletter 7: The Challenge: Letters ====
These letters were then printed in "Darkover Newsletter" #9/10 in January 1978 with the introduction: "Back in DNL #7, MZB alluded to a new book by Joanna Russ, entitled WE WHO ARE ABOUT TO..I, and Ted Bryan, admitting that as a mere male he was probably unqualified to review it though it is obviously in contrary motion to DARKOVER LANDFALL, invited anyone interested to review Ms. Russ's book: "Maybe one pre-judged feminist review, and one from some other viewpoint, so that readers can take their pick?". Well, never let it be said that Friends of Darkover are afraid of controversy. We have received, to date, no less than four sharply contrasting reviews, which speak for themselves without any need of apology or editorial comment."
====Darkover Newsletter 11====
From a fan in March 1978:
==Further Reading/Meta==
* the letter series in The Witch and the Chameleon between Joanna Russ and Marion Zimmer Bradley (1974-1976)
* An Evolution of Consciousness: Twenty-Five Years of Writing About Women in Science Fiction by Bradley, written in response to this book (1977)
* by Jane Carnall, (mid 1990s)
* July 2005
* August 8, 2011
* "The Secret Feminist Cabal: A Cultural History of Science Fiction Feminisms. Helen Merrick, Aqueduct Press, 2009. " (chapter title), "'An evolution of consciousness' Bradley, fandom, and feminism" (section: page 152-165) (2009)
==References==
Category: Books & Literature‏‎
We Will Fight

"We Will Fight" is a gen vid by TvMovieFreak91 for Revolution.
As of August 27, 2013, the video has more than 140 views.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:"This is the best show this fall next to Arrow, but this one is amazing I love it so much and I know that this song is boring and overused, but I wanted to make a video with this song for so long and now here it is... "
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Revolution Vids‎
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Gen Vids
We Wish You a Merry Christmas...

"We Wish You a Merry Christmas..." is the second in Florence A. Watson (fawatson)'s series The Difficult Age based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set when Laurie is fourteen, back home from boarding school for the Christmas holidays. Besides Laurie and his mother, Lucy Odell, the story features Colonel Ramsay, a character briefly mentioned in the novel as a man with whom Lucy had considered remarriage.
==Synopsis==
A reluctant Laurie is hauled off to visit the Ramsays for the afternoon, not realizing that Col. Ramsay is courting his mother. Unfortunately, all the colonel's relations are perfectly well aware of the fact—including his odious young niece Violet.
==Background==
Col. Ramsay is canon, though he has no first name ("James") in The Charioteer. The family with which the author supplies him are OCs.
==Comments==
The story elicited a number of comments, including:
* "I'm enchanted with the uni you've created for young Laurie - so in character for all....it really does seem like TC:The Early Years. [...] Your Lucy has become, of course, *our* Lucy. I'll always have that soft spot for her - you keep her layered and interesting."—comment by my_cnnr
* "I really enjoyed adolescent Laurie in all his confusion and determination. There had to be a time when he wasn't so unselfish and mature, and you capture that very well in this. "—comment by lorie945
Category:The Charioteer Fan Fiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
We all should be aware to some degree of the STAR TREK WELCOMMITTEE and the role it plays in our hobby.

We all should be aware to some degree of the STAR TREK WELCOMMITTEE and the role it plays in our hobby. is a 1975 essay by Gerald M. Williams.
It was printed in Subspace Chatter #6, of which Williams was the editor.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom and profit
* the work of Star Trek Welcommittee
* the mistake printed in Star Trek Lives! that quoted the cost of Directory of Star Trek Organizations at fifty cents instead of seventy-five cents and did not mention info about postage and including a SASE) -- this mistake, combined with the flood of inquiries (over 6000 in backlog) could cost the committee roughly $2,100 
* fandom and visibility 
* for-profit companies making money off of fans, and the benefits these companies got from fandom
* perhaps these companies should pay the Welcommittee some money
* many fans have a lot of money to pay for pro merch and fan-created items
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
We are Borg

We are Borg was a fansite and fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager fandom dedicated to the pairing of Kim/Seven. It contained 15 stories by 8 contributing authors. The site was active int he late 1990s and early 2000s, and goes defunct with the closure of GeoCities in 2009.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
We are a Fandom blessed

We are a Fandom blessed was the phrase created by Teri Meyer and used in the letterzine Interstat. It originated as a way to state appreciation regarding news about the second Star Trek: TOS movie. Later, it was used by fans to express their appreciation about receiving additional Trek canon as well as a general satisfaction with their fandom in general.
==Examples of Use==
Barbara P. Gordon, a fan who'd contributed many letters to Interstat, was unhappy with the term, stating that Teri Meyer over-spoke for all of fandom. In her last letter to Interstat, Barbara P. Gordon wrote: 
From Jan M. M wrote: 
Megan R. J wrote: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
We are cities

we_are_cities is a weekly prompt community that was created by damnyouwentz members in 2006.sobrellevar. , posted to damnyouwentz, 2006-11-01. The vast majority of fic posted was for Bandom, but miscellaneous fic from other fandoms also showed up there.
As of 2017, the community has 1044 posts, 3949 comments, and 1016 members.
==References==
Category:Bandom Journal Communities
Category:Bandom Challenges
Category:2000s
We are just back in London

We are just back in London is a Sherlock Holmes (2009) doujinshi by 750. It's Watson/Holmes, and the genre is gag.
Image:WearejustbackinLondon.jpg|cover
==References==
* yahoo auction
* yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
We are the garages (vol 1)

we are the garages (vol 1) is the first rock album by The Garages. It is a compilation album made up of tracks written during the first three seasons of Blaseball, revolving around the Seattle Garages team. 
== Contents ==
Tracklist:
# "mike townsend (is a disappointment)" - 02:52
# "about a squirrel" - 02:25
# "garagesong" - 03:07
# "gwiffin's here" - 02:26 
# "heart shaped hotdog" - 02:42 
# "tiana cash" - 03:01 
Credits:
== Reception ==
"mike townsend (is a disappointment)" is the band's most popular track from its entire discography, with over 400,000 streams on Spotify.
==References==
Category:2020 Albums