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Osiris Publications

Osiris Publications (officially known as OSIRIS Publications) entered into the world of fanzine publishing as a joke with a one off issue of Purple and Orange?. The zine was published after the end of the first season of Battlestar Galactica when the studio threatened to cancel the TV series. At the time, the editor, Joy Harrison, had never heard of fanzines although she did have significant editing and writing experience. She published over 40 zines during the next twenty years.
==1993 Flyer and Submission Guidelines==
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==Controversies==
This publisher was involved in a controversy and issued two 1992 open letters. See The Osiris Press Open Letters.
==Battlestar Galactica: Different Fan Universes==
Many of the stories and single-novel zines published by "Osiris Publications" take place in fan-created alternate universes. These different universes were explained at great length in the last issue of Purple & Orange?: "We think you see the kind of variety P&O? has, and the potential. We started with the series, and the books, and GALACTICA: 1980, and we took it from there. We like our little zine, and we want you to like it, too. If you have questions about anything, or story ideas you'd like to discuss, feel free to contact us, or talk to us at conventions. We like meeting new people, and we're willing to take time for you. without your input, how will we know what you want to see in these pages?" 
===Galactica===
===Pegasus===
===Osiris===
===Dementia===
==List of Published Fanzines==
*Apollo's Odyssey (Battlestar Galactica)
*Babblestar Blastica (Battlestar Galactica)
*Blue One (Battlestar Galactica)
*Brother of Shadows... and Son of the Light (Blake's 7)
* Imagination (original science fiction)
*Murmurs (Battlestar Galactica zine)
*Osiris Files (Multi-fandom)
*The Pegasus Chronicles (Battlestar Galactica)
*Purple and Orange? (Battlestar Galactica)
*The Sacrificial King (Robin of Sherwood)
*The Sonic Screwdriver (Multi-fandom)
*Warriors' Luck (Battlestar Galactica)
Osmosis Exchange

The Osmosis Exchange is a flash exchange based on creating fanworks for canons that the creator hasn't seen/read/played, their only knowledge of the canon being obtained by cultural osmosis. Both fanfiction and fanart were allowed. It was co-modded by Soulstoned and Ictus using AO3's Collections and Challenges System. Announcements, rules, and pinch hits were hosted on the flashexchanges community on Dreamwidth, where the rules were briefly pinned during the exchange. Everyone received a gift.
==Schedule==
* Signups/nominations open: Monday November 4 11:59PM
* Signups close, assignments sent out: Thursday November 7 11:59PM
* Works due, collection revealed: Sunday November 10 11:59PM
* Authors revealed: Wednesday November 13 11:59PM
Category:2019 Challenges
Category:Exchange Fandom
Osomatsu Matsuno

==About==
===In Osomatsu-san===
Osomatsu Matsuno is the first-born Matsuno sextuplet, and is the title character for both Osomatsu-kun and its reboot Osomatsu-san. He remains largely unchanged from his childhood, save for being cruder and an avid gambler, playing pachinko and betting on horses. In Osomatsu-san, he is color-coded in red.
Osomatsu doesn't want to grow up and become a real adult, preferring to stay home and live off his parents forever. As much as he likes being the eldest, he is frequently irritated and stressed by the rigid responsibility that position places him in and sometimes wishes he was an only child because it would be easier. On the other hand, Osomatsu relies heavily on his brothers' presence as his identity and becomes anxious when it looks like they'll move on without him. This can cause strife between him and the rest of his family. It is implied that he is to blame for their NEET status. 
He is childish and a pervert and never quite takes anything truly seriously. This can either get him in trouble or defuse tension in a situation. Despite his uncouth behaviour, Osomatsu is still seen as the one in charge and his brothers typically follow his lead. There are moments where Osomatsu is forced to be responsible or help his brothers with something difficult and this is where he usually shows his talent as the eldest. When push comes to shove, Osomatsu can be a very good big brother. 
Even with that in mind, Osomatsu isn't properly respected by his little brothers which annoys him greatly. He's clingy and can be a bother to them, but he doesn't seem to understand that he's doing this and only becomes angry at his brothers for excluding him or ignoring him. With his casual disregard for the rest of society and non-judgemental perspective when it comes to his brothers, he is the one most often shown as a reassuring voice to his little brothers' concerns, although it's debatable if the advice he gives them is actually good for their future. 
===In Osomatsu-kun===
Osomatsu and his brothers are all identical, which is used as a common gag in both the manga and the anime. He was considered the eldest and the leader of his five brothers. His name means lousy. His partner-in-crime and brother seen most with him was Choromatsu. 
==Fanon==
===Common Headcanons===
* He is second chubbiest next to Ichimatsu, due to his frequent drinking.
* After the Osomatsu-kun chapter “Osomatsu and the Terrifying Lodger”, it is thought that he has PTSD from being almost taken away from his family by Tougou.
==Shipping==
Osomatsu is a popular enough character to be shipped frequently with all his brothers, but is most shipped with Choromatsu or Karamatsu. He is also shipped with Totoko Yowai, his childhood friend and crush. Some people ship him with Chibita as well, his childhood rival and sometimes friend. Reader insert is also popular. 
==References==
Category:Osomatsu-san
Ossus Academy

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Ossus Academy is a podcast intended to explore the lore of Star Wars: The Old Republic as well as introduce fans of the video game to the expanded universe and vice versa. The first episode debuted on the Mos Eisley Radio Network on January 9, 2012. Ossus Academy Episode One, posted January 9, 2012. Accessed May 15, 2012.
Topics that have been discussed include recommended books and comics, races and cultures, and history on the Sith and Jedi.
The name refers to the Jedi academy on Ossus.Jedi Academy (Ossus). Accessed May 15, 2012.
==References==
Category:Star Wars: The Old Republic
Category:2012 Podcasts
Oswald Cobblepot/Jim Gordon

Oswald/Jim is the slash pairing of criminal Oswald Cobblepot and Detective James Gordon in the Gotham fandom. 
==Canon==
In the first episode of Gotham, Gordon is tasked with killing Oswald by Don Falcone. He fakes Oswalds death, telling him to never return to Gotham.
These two characters continue to encounter each other as Oswald rises to power in Gotham's Underworld. Despite often working on opposite sides, Oswald often refers to Jim as his friend.
==Fanon==
This pairing appears almost exclusively in the Gotham fanon. The lack of interaction between Jim Gordon and Oswald Cobblepot in the Batman comics and other adaptions means that there are very few works with this pairing in other fandoms.
 
There are a surprising number of Fluff works in this fandom, considering the antagonistic relationship these characters have in canon. AU fics and College AU fics in particular are popular in this pairing. There are also Hurt Comfort fics, where one character helps the other recover after an injury. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* I Promise - I Swear by HouseofMacBeth, Oswald Cobblepot’s obsession with Jim Gordon was cemented the moment the detective spared his life. Oswald can’t get him out of his head. What happens when Jim can’t get Oswald out of his?.
* Cops and Robbers by Shiny_n_new, With Gordon missing, Harvey accepts Oswald Cobblepot's help to find him. He wasn't anticipating Cobblepot's weird murderous crush on Gordon, but here they are.
* The Narrow Margin, Book One by MillicentCordelia, Gotham-a magnet for lowlifes, losers, and would-be heroes- has become Jim Gordon's personal hell. How can love flourish against a backdrop of violence and corruption? Will "love conquer all", or is Jim and Oswald's romance fated to end in tragedy?
==Archives & fannish Links==
* Oswald/Jim works on Ao3
* Gobblepot Archive] on Tumblr
Category: Gotham
Category: Slash Pairings
Category: DCU Relationships
Oswiecim

Oswiecim is a 185-page gen Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novel by Gabrielle Lawson with cover art. 
It had a 1999 FanQ Honorable Mention.
The zine was also posted in parts in August 1998 at alt.startrek.creative.
==Format==
In 1998 the author wrote:
==Author's Notes==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Fanfiction
Category:1998 Zines
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Gen Zines
Otabek Altin

Otabek Altin is a character in the figure skating anime Yuri!!! on Ice.
==Canon==
Like most of the cast, Otabek is a professional figure skater. During his Junior career, he attended Yakov Feltsman's summer training camp, where he was placed in a novice class because he could not keep up with Russian skaters his own age. After that Otabek moved around the world, living in the US and Canada for several years before returning to his home in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
He primarily shows up in brief expository scenes until his first speaking appearance in episode 10. In spite of this, Otabek features prominently in promotional material and has become a very popular character. 
Otabek's biography was based partly on the late Kazakh skater and 2014 Olympic bronze medalist, Denis Ten, who appeared delighted that both he and Otabek rode motorcycles. Tragically, Ten was killed in 2018.
===Personality===
Otabek is a man of few words. When he does speak it's short and to the point, as is demonstrated repeatedly in Episode 10. It's also made clear in that episode that Otabek has a powerful will and determination, given his success despite a lack of resources at home for a difficult and expensive sport. He comes across as mature enough to know what he does well as a skater and has the courage to follow his own path.
==Fandom==
===Tropes and Themes===
===Pairings===
Otayuri is the most common pairing for Otabek. He is also occasionally shipped with Jean-Jacques Leroy.
==Example Works==
===Fanfiction===
*There Be Dragons by Mhalachai Seven-year-old Otabek knew two things - he wasn't really related to a dragon, and he was never going to fall in love. Things like that belonged only in fairy tales.
*lux aurumque by awkwardedgeworth Otabek is four— five in three months— when his parents tell him they're not his parents. or, the family, friends, rink-mates and coaches in Otabek's life who shaped him through the years.
===Doujinshi===
* 「たとえばすこしだけ未来のはなし」 by 8go!
===Art===
*POV: It is 2016. by hamartichi
*25-yo Yuri Plisetsky and His Small Boyfriend by Johanna the Mad
===Zines===
*Dark Horse: An Otabek Altin Zine (2017-2018) Included, art, fic, and merch. List of contributors here. Proceeds from the final sale were donated to the Denis Ten Foundation, created in the wake of his death.
===Meta===
* by sawyer-aik
== Resources ==
* Otabek Altin tag on Archive of our Own
* Otabek Altin on the Yuri!!! on Ice Wiki
==References==
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice
Otafest

Otafest is an annual anime convention held in Calgary, Canada. It has customarily been held in the summer, either in May or July.
==History==
The convention began as a one-day event held in July of 1999 where the University of Calgary’s Dedicated Otaku Anime Club organized anime film showings for the public. Accessed September 11, 2020. Roughly 700 people attended the festival. This association with the University would continue for much of the event's history, with the con continuing to be held on its campus for the next 15 years. 
In 2000, despite the convention's still very small status, Yasuyuki Ueda, the director of anime series Serial Experiments Lain was featured as a guest.
Attendance continued to grow in the following years. Beginning in 2009, a smaller, one-day convention was also held roughly six months after the main con. Originally this was called Otafest Lite, with the name being changed to Otafest Aurora in 2012. 
During the closing ceremonies of Otafest 2015, it was announced that in 2016 the convention would be instead be held at Telus Convention Centre, a large event space in downtown Calgary, as well as move to a new date of July 1-3. As many long-time attendees had fond memories of the campus, a party was held in May 2015 at "Cosplay Hill" on the University campus, for people to say goodbye to the location.
The change in date and venue had mixed reviews. The date was chosen to be further into the summer season, with more chance of good weather and fewer people out of town. However, while new visitors increased, overall attendance did not. Holding a convention over the busy Canada Day Weekend resulted in curious crowds mixing with the con-goers. There were reports of cosplayers having their photos taken without consent and other security incidents. Taking this feedback into account, the convention was moved back to it's usual mid-May dates from 2018 onward.
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Otakon

Otakon is the second-largest anime convention in the United States and the largest on the East Coast. In 2010, there were nearly 30,000 attendees. 
In 2017, the convention was moved from Baltimore to Washington, DC. Otakorp, Inc. . Retrieved 2023-04-12.
Otakon is a fancon, with a strict policy against accepting money from corporations that request anything in return.Otakon FAQ
The convention hosts several contests and events, including AMV and Cosplay contests. Otakon also hosts a well-established Iron Editor contest.
== Guests of Honour ==
1994, 1995, 1996 - Sue Shambaugh
==1999==
*
==2000==
*Photos from the Otakon 2000 Show, 4-6 August 2000
==2001==
* by Maria M. Rider
* by Dai Kou
==2002==
*Otakon 2002 Scrapbook
==2003==
* T.M. Revolution performed as part of the festivities.
==2005==
* The attendance cap of 22,000 guests was reached "early on Saturday" Otakorp, Inc. . Retrieved 2023-04-12.
==References==
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Otaku

Otaku (オタク) is a Japanese term for obsessive fans. Otaku, in Japan, in general means a social outcast with an obsessive hobby. These hobbies aren't limited to anime and manga, but can be idol singers, AV stars, trains, swords, etc. "Otaku" can be used as an insult or as a neutral descriptor.
A newspaper columnist, Nakamori Akio, is credited with popularizing this meaning of "otaku" in a 1983 article. The original meaning of "otaku" (お宅) was a formal way to say "you" or "your house". "The Incredibly Strange Mutant Creatures who Rule the Universe of Alienated Japanese Zombie Computer Nerds (Otaku to You)" One theory is that fans of Super Dimensional Fortress Macross used this form of address as homage, since the the show's creators and one of the characters (Hikaru Ichijoe) use it.The Origins of "Otaku", Lawrence Eng, 2003
It started to be used internationally when anime and manga became more popular. In English and other languages it is used to refer to fans of manga, anime and other Japanese media, usually without the negative connotations it has in Japanese.Wikipedia on the international usage
In 1991, the OVA Otaku no Video was released, and became a must-see for many anime fans; it has been called "an excellent example of sincere otaku pride combined with otaku making fun of themselves."
In certain circles, calling yourself "otaku" is seen in a negative light, and sometimes even as cultural appropriation.people who still call themselves otaku in 2018 really are beyond help, May 22 2018 (archive)
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom Glossary
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Otakuthon

Otakuthon is the largest anime convention in Montreal and one of the largest in Canada. In its first year, there were around 1,800 attendees.About Otakuthon In 2012 attendance passed 10,000. In 2022, the convention saw over 29,000 attendees. It was held at Concordia University until 2008, where the location changed to the Palais des congrès de Montréal. Otakuthon hosts several events and panels, including AMV and cosplay contests as well as a busy Artist's alley. 
== References ==
Category:Anime Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Otanjoubi-seki

Otanjoubi-seki (お誕生日席, otanjoubi seki) literally means "birthday seat". In the context of Japanese doujinshi conventions, this term is used to indicate the spaces at the corner of a shima (rectangular block of tables). The otanjoubi-seki usually isn't any bigger than the regular spaces, but because there is more room at the corners for fans to gather in front of the space, the otanjoubi-seki is often assigned to fairly popular circles who are likely to attract a small crowd. The otanjoubi-seki is also called "island corner" (島角, shimakado). (Some people differentiate between these two and use "shimakado" for the spaces at the very edge of the corner tables, while "otanjoubi-seki" are the spaces in the center of the corner tables. However, most seem to be using the two terms interchangeably.) Otanjoubi-seki. Doujin yougo no kisochishiki.
==References==
Category:Doujin Fandom
Other Games Besides Chess

Other Games Besides Chess is a Kirk/Spock story by Sharon Pillsbury.
It was published in the print zine First Time #18.
==Summary==
"Spock reprograms the thermostat in Kirkʼs cabin in order to force him to stay in Spockʼs cabin and bed for the night."
==Excerpt==
""You are trembling, Jim." "I'll be okay." "My quarters are quite comfortable," Spock pointed out. "Under the circumstances perhaps we should . . . share my bed for tonight." "That could become a habit!" Kirk smiled softly. "You go get some sleep. I'll manage to survive." "As you wish," the Vulcan said formally, then left the room.""
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Other Lives

Other Lives is a slash AU Sentinel anthology. 
==Issue 1==
Other Lives 1 has fiction by Gena Fisher. It was published in 2003 and contains 132 pages. The cover is by Gena Fisher.
* Bogeyman (Visiting author Blair Sandburg finds a mystery man right next door in the small town of Everton Bay.)
* Personal Fortune: (Eldest son James Ellison is under orders to woo Naomi Harris, but Blair Sandburg's sudden arrival puts a kink in William Ellison's plans.)
* The Prince's Diaries (enough said.)
* Virtual Reality: (World weary cop James Ellison finds himself in a new reality after a bullet finds its target.)
 Image:otherlives1.jpg| cover of issue #1, by Geli 
 Image:otherlivesone.jpg| cover of issue #1, showing the plastic overlay
==Issue 2==
Other Lives 2 contains 356 pages and was published in 2004. 
* Reared Himself A Throne by PJ (Jim encounters a master illusionist. Is what he feels real, or smoke and mirrors?) (123 pages)
* Finding Jim by Gena Fisher (On a distant planet, a young man finds his destiny, a sentinel finds his past and two hearts find each other.) (69 pages)
* AU Too by Ootua 
* Just What The Doctor Ordered by Gena Fisher (A stressed out cop rents a cabin and gets more than he bargained for.) (19 pages)
* In Deepest Consequence by PJ (A serial killer causes everyone involved to examine what it is that makes life worth living.) (138 pages)
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000s
Other Oddities of Fiction

Other Oddities of Fiction (at one time Meridian's Other Oddities of Fiction) is a personal fanfiction website with stories in many fandoms, mostly slash. The site was already active in 1999 and was last updated in 2012.
==Screencaps==
File:Other Oddities of Fiction-1999.png|main page 1999
File:Other Oddities of Fiction-2004.png|Meridian's Other Oddities of Fiction, 2004
File:Harry Potter Stories.png|Harry Potter stories
File:Highlander Stories.png|Highlander stories
File:Homicide Stories.png|Homicide stories, including an X-Files slash crossover series
File:Lord of the Rings Stories.png|LotR stories
File:NCIS Stories.png|NCIS stories
File:Stargate SG-1 Stories.png|Stargate SG-1 stories
File:Star Trek AOS Stories.png|Star Trek 2009 stories
File:Supernatural Stories.png|Supernatural stories
File:The Phantom Menace Stories.png|TPM stories
File:The Professionals Stories.png|The Professionals stories
File:Miscellaneous Stories.png|Misc stories
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Homicide:Life on the Street
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:NCIS Websites‎
Category:The Professionals Author Pages
Category:Stargate SG-1 Author Pages
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:Supernatural Websites
Category:J2
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Wiseguy Author Pages
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:2010s Author Pages
Other Times, Other Affairs

Other Times, Other Affairs is a gen and slash 98-page AU Man from U.N.C.L.E. anthology. 
The merman art was incorrectly credited (to Jan Davies) on early editions; and was corrected (to Rudas) in later issues.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Protector-of-Horus-in-the-Nest by J.E. Bowman (gen) (Egypt — 14th Century BCE)
* Service and Servitude by Hephaiston/Fara Y. Driver (gen) (Rome — 1st Century CE)
* Brother Solus, Sister Ilene by Paula Smith (gen) (Europe — 14th Century CE)
* The De Medici Affair by J.E. Bowman (Italy — 16th Century CE)
* The Unexpurgated Journal of "Shipwreck" Nolan by Paula Smith (slash) (South Seas — 18th Century CE)
* A Revolutionary Affair by Deb (slash) (America - 18th Century CE)
* Hope and Honor by J.E. Bowman (gen) (America - 19th Century CE)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Otherkin

Otherkin (sometimes called "otherkind") are people who identify themselves as being something other than human. It is also the label used by a number of communities both on and off line.Otherkin.net What are Otherkin? 
Otherkin are distinct from roleplaying fans, who understand that they are pretending to be something other than themselves. Otherkin are also distinct from furries, who dress up as animals but do not identify as non-humans. However, a significant number of otherkin who kin animals also identify as furries and express themselves with fursuits. Many otherkin also identify with the trans and nonbinary community.
==Origins==
According to the Otherkin page on the Nonbinary wiki:
==History==
==Community==
==Controversy==
===Identification with Transgender & Nonbinary Community===
===Race===
==Meta==
* (meta) Otherkin: A brief history and analysis by u/snallygaster, on Reddit
==Links & Resources==
* Otherkin on the Otherkin Wiki
* Otherkin Wikipedia Page
==References==
Category:Spirituality & Fandom
Otherwise

Otherwise is a 44-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Elke Prietl.
From a flyer: "A novella premised on Vincent having been raised by Paracelsus...and the difference that makes in his relationship to Catherine."
Summary: "An alternate beginnings story in which V's dark side predominates. He saves C after her attack but the plot is quite different from Classic season 1. V is mean, argumentative and threatening. His "transformation" reads like a fairytale version of BatB."
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines