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SkypePhiles

The SkypePhiles is a X-Files community which was founded in 2008 and was used for online Viewing Partys. X-Philes could join a skype group chat after adding one of the moderators to their contacts to watch and discuss X-files episodes together. 
Schedules used to be hosted on the XFilesNews website when it was still active and on the moderator'shttp://biglightnetwork.ning.com/profile/Moxed Big Light Network profile which is hosted on Frank Spotnitz' production companies websitehttp://www.biglight.com/network.
SkypePhile also launched and organized together with XFilesNews the Frankenbear World Wide Tour in 2009.
==References==
Category:X-Files
Skyrocket

Skyrocket is a fanfiction writer in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*1999 - Best Image/WS - The Doomed Generation
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Skywalker's Dream

Skywalker's Dream was a personal fanfiction site. The Star Wars/Lord of the Rings crossovers won The Crossover Awards in several categories.
==Webrings==
The site was a member of The Star Wars Romance Fan-Fiction Webring, the Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade's Star Wars Webring, the Star Wars Elite Woman's, The Orlando Bloom Webring, the All Star Wars Sites WebRing, The Star Wars Character Cafe Fan Fiction Ring, the Orlando Bloom webring and The Star Wars Romance Fan-Fiction Webring.Webrings. (Accessed 27 March 2021)
==Screencaps==
File:Skywalker's Dream index page.png|index page
File:Skywalker's Dream Fanfiction1.png|Fanfiction page - Star Wars
File:Skywalker's Dream Fanfiction2.png|Fanfiction page - Actorfic, Star Wars/LotR crossovers
File:Skywalker's Dream Fanfiction3.png|Fanfiction page - crossovers, Star Wars collaborations
File:Skywalker's_Dream_Links.png|Links
==References==
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Actor RPF
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
Skywalker's Lady

Skywalker's Lady is a short story that was published in the Sanctuary Star Wars anthology. It is part of Ellen Randolph's Star Wars trilogy. The story appeared briefly online in 1999.
In Nov 16. 1999, a fan posted to to a professionally published writer's Usenet group:
A few replied indicated that private fan to fan sharing would be OK. However a friend of the author chimed in by saying the author did not want the stories circulated online and raised the typical fears of interference from TPTB. Little effort was made to hide the identity of the writer and the poster even went so far as to warn that reading the fanfic could spoil some of the writers professionally published fiction.
This lead one reader to point out that by 1999 George Lucas was no longer objecting to Star Wars fanfic online (and in fact had never objected to PG rated fan fic):
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:1988 Fanfiction
Skywalker, Jade, and Family

Skywalker, Jade, and Family was a fansite dedicated to Star Wars, especially the characters Luke Skywalker and Mara Jade, which was hosted on Geocities. It can be viewed on the wayback machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20051212144214/http://www.geocities.com/skyjade3/
Category:1999 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
Skywalkerfanfiction

skywalkerfanfiction was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Wars fandom focused on the character of Luke Skywalker.
Description:
It had 72 members, and went defunct at some point after 2001.
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Star Wars Mailing Lists
Slagensh

Slagensh is a 53-page slash and gen anthology, two slash stories sandwiching one gen story.
Zine name comes from contents: SLAsh story-GEN story-slaSH story.
The zine is not dated but appears to have been published in 1996.
From a flyer: 
==A Limerick from the Zine==
==Contents==
* Through the Heart by Dee (slash) (Professionals (1)
* Limericks by Dee (12)
*A Selfish Way To Commit Suicide by Ellis Ward (gen) (Escape From New York/Doctor Who) (13)
* Limericks by Dee (44)
* Cold Hill's Side by Dee (slash) (The Professionals) (45)
* Limericks by Dee (53)
==Reactions and Reviews==
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Slam Dunk

Slam Dunk is a completed shounen manga series by Inoue Takehiko that was originally serialized in Weekly Shounen Jump. 
The story follows Hanamichi Sakuragi, a gang leader and the school's "bad boy", who has no luck with the ladies. After receiving his 50th rejection he quickly recovers when pretty Haruko Akagi crosses his way. She is the first girl not scared of his looks and instead chats with him carefree and friendly. To impress her, Hanamichi joins the school's basketball team, led by Haruko's older brother. However, he soon finds out that despite having talent, there is more needed to succeed - especially when faced with Rukawa Kaede, the team's star rookie, object of desire for many school girls (including Haruko) and Hanamichi's instant rival...
==Pairings==
Rukawa Kaede x Hanamichi Sakuragi (RuHana)
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* Jump for the Stars - cinematic-style zine featuring shounen anime series as movie posters (2022)
===Doujinshi===
Slam Dunk had a very active doujinshi scene. Yamane Ayano, who later came to fame with her Finder Series, gathered her first yaoi fans with several well received SD doujinshi, such as Come with the Wind.
==Resources==
*Slam Dunk at Wikipedia
*http://sdyaoi.livejournal.com/ (Yaoi Community)
*http://slam-dunk-club.deviantart.com/
*Slam Dunk on AO3
*SLAMDUNK and スラムダンク on Pixiv
Category:Slam Dunk
Slan

Slan is a older, science fiction word for "fan." 
The word originated from the book "Slan" by A.E. Van Vogt, serialized in 1940 and published in hardcover in 1946.
From Wikipedia: "In science fiction fandom, the slogan "Fans are slans"Laney, F. Towner (1950). "Fanzine Scope," Spacewarp 36, March 1950. online reprint: "Fanzine Scope"Eney, Richard (1959). Fancyclopedia 2, 1959, 1979, p. 63, The Mirage Press.
online reprint: "Fans are Slans" quickly developed, analogizing the perceived greater intelligence and imaginative capability of science fiction fans with the superior abilities of slans in the novel, and their harassment by non-fans to the persecution of slans in the novel. Although some regard the usage as a symbol of fandom's elitism, along with the related term "mundane" for non-fans, others regard it as a reaction to the disapproval of science fiction and the fans of it by non-readers/non-fans. The related term "slan shack" came to be used in fanspeak to designate a house or building occupied entirely or primarily by fans."Wikipedia:Slan
Marion Zimmer Bradley said: "One of the sayings I remember from my early days in fandom, back in the dim dark ages of the early '40's, something in the science fiction of those days, was that fans are (or were) slash - slans bringing one of the mutants created by the book of the same name (SLAN, a novel by A.E. Van Vogt, was published sometime in the forties). There was also a general feeling that fans were eccentric or just plain crazy." from Darkover Newsletter #66 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Slanted Fedora

Slanted Fedora was a Star Trek series of for-profit conventions.
A major competitor was Creation Cons.
The cons, over 200 of them, ran for eight years before folding due to financial problems. , 2002 
==Similar Disasters==
* New York Star Trek '76 (1976)
* Con of Wrath (part of a series, but collapsed in 1982)
* Slanted Fedora (part of a series, but collapsed in 2003)
* Tentmoot (2003)
* Flanvention II (2006)
* JumpCon (2008)
* FedConUSA (2008)
* DashCon (2014)
==Slanted Fedora Entertainment's Mission Statement: 2003==
In 2003, the con's creator posted a lengthy "mission statement," an essay. See 
Also see Dave Scott's follow-up .
==Slated Fedora's Mission Statement==
Some excerpts: 
==Slanted Fedora Entertainment's Policy Statement==
Circa 2004: 
==The End of the Line==
From late 2003 or early 2004:
==Con Reports==
===1999: Con Reports===
====Cromwell, Connecticut: February 6-7====
====Champaign, Illinois: February 13-14====
* "Lovers of Star Trek" -- LOVE TREK '99 aka My Own Backyard Con
* "Lovers of Star Trek" -- An Amazing Weekend
====Buffalo, New York: April 10-11====
* "The Rites of Spring '99" by Judith
* "The Rites of Spring '99" by L. Susan
====King of Prussia, Pennsylvania: August 7-8====
* with Nana and "Love Letters"
===2000: Con Reports===
====Waterbury, Connecticut: January 22 ====
* Slanted Fedora: The Ferengi Tour aka "The COLD Con!"
====Fort Wayne, Indiana and Lansing, Michigan: April 8-9====
* Slanted Fedora Conventions
====Philadelphia: July 28-30====
* Slanted Fedora Convention
====New York City: January 23 ====
===2001: Con Reports===
====Las Vegas, September 2001====
===2002: Con Reports===
====Unknown Locale: January or February====
====New Jersey: Unknown Date====
====Unknown Locale: Unknown Date====
===2003 Con Reports===
====Kansas City, Missouri: September 21 ====
* Slanted Fedora Con
===2004: Con Reports===
====Meadowlands, New Jersey: January 3 ====
* Slanted Fedora Con
==Further Reading==
* Beware of Slanted Fedora Cons!; archive link, discussion on rec.arts.sf.fandom (August 2, 2000) 
* by Michael Hinman, source: Airlock Alpha (November 19, 2004)
==References==
Category: Star Trek Conventions
Category:Scandals
Category: 1997 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions 
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Slash-sis

Slash-sis was one of the first open mm slash mailing lists to form after free email lists became available in the mid-'90s. It immediately became large and hugely active, only to die off quickly after the formation of the next big open M/M slash list, Slashpoint.
It was advertised at the early slash website, Slash Home Page in June 1996.
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Slash: The APA

Slash: The APA is a multifandom slash anime APA published in the 1990s. From an ad listing in rec.arts.anime:
:SLASH: THE APA 
:OE: BAST 
:Addr: [omitted]
:Frequency: semi-annual 
:MINAC: 
:Interest: Slash fiction (mainly anime and manga, but not really restricted to that). "Slash" refers to stories or manga in which the sexual preferences of the characters are altered -- the term originated in Star Trek fandom with Kirk/Spock (say "Kirk-slash-Spock") stories. This apa is NOT for everyone -- it contains somewhat graphic descriptions and illos of homosexual activities." ~ Anime APA Article & List posted in rec.arts.anime on October 26, 1991
SlashCity

SlashCity is a slash fandom web host.
==Its Origins==
==Issues in 2001==
In 2001 someone else bought the slashcity.net website off the registrar and all sites moved temporarily to slashcity.tv.See warning from cmshaw's redirect page in a Wayback capture from August 2001: NEWS! Do not attempt to access the slashcity.net website -- it is being held hostage by a bunch of assholes who bought it off our fucking registrar. This is not a joke. Please check this page for updates and REMOVE ALL LINKS TO SLASHCITY.NET. MORE NEWS! All SlashCity.Net sites have been moved to SlashCity.TV -- that means all subdomains of the form name.slashcity.net are now name.slashcity.tv. (Accessed 28 September 2013) By the end of 2001 that problem was resolved.
==Meta==
*Slashcity: Hosting K/S Online - an article by Lyrastar in Legacy #3
==Members==
See :Category:SlashCity
*A Bit Of Mind - Kijikun's author page
*Amy Fortuna's Slash Fanfiction - author page
*Angelise's Heavenly Bodies - author page
*AngelSlash Archive - AtS archive
*Arandur Mine - LotR website
*Barb's Multi-FanPlex - author page
*Britta's Slash Page - author page
*The Complete Kingdom of Slash
*CPSG Archive - ST:VOY archive
*Den of Sin - author page
*Drinking n' Fighting - M7 archive
*The Edge - SG-1 website
*The Erotic Fiction of Becca Abbott - author page
*Fanfic by cmshaw - author page and recs
*Hatstand Archive - The Professionals archive
*House of Slack - author page
*Kamil's Mellifluous Malefactions - author page
*Keeping the love alive... - Quantum Leap
*Killa's Adventures in Melodrama - author page
*Juxian Tang's Fiction - author page (multifandom slash, original slash) 
*Lapsus Linguae - Highlander Duncan/Methos slash archive
*Mistress Elektra's Naked Fan Fiction - author page (DS, TPM, HL, Pretender, others)
*Multifandom Merry-Go-Round - author page (CSI, DS, HCL, HP, HL, HLotS, HH, OaT, Oz, QAF US, SGA, XF, YYH, others)
*The Naked Flame - author page
*Polyamorous Recommendations - multifandom rec page
*The Quantum Leap Slash Archive - QL archive
*Roswell Slash Archive - RS archive
* Sapphire's Book of Musings
*Slash Cotillion - multifandom archive
*SlashFanFiction.com - multifandom archive
*Sweet Uncleanness - author page
*Tar n' Feather - M7 archive
*X-Men Slash - X-Men archive
*The Zone
*nO PsEUD aTTACHED - nopseud's author page
==Comments==
==References==
*SlashCity
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
SlashFanFiction.com

SlashFanFiction.com is a multifandom archive that is hosted by SlashCity. It's the home of 968 authors and 3706 stories. The categories section of the archive hasn't been working since 2008 and it looks like the page has been abandoned by the admins.
The archive uses the eFiction software.
==Fan Comments==
==Gallery==
File:SlashFanfiction.com_Slash_for_Everyone_2006.png|main page, 2006
File:Slashfanfiction.com_SlashFanfiction_categories.png|categories, 2006
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:SlashCity
Category:2000s
Category:EFiction
SlashKink Mailing List

Alexis Rogers moderated the "SlashKink Mailing List" SlashKink's Y!group profile, accessed 14 Dec 2009. The mailing list was created on April 27, 1999 and has approximately 450 members. after taking it over from "two guys who were tired of only finding vanilla fiction in their favorite fandom." from 
She also established the online Slash Kink Fiction Archive in the late 1990s , accessed October 22, 2014 
==Description==
RPS is not allowed. 
Description from the Due South Slash Site:
==From the FAQ Page==
 
==References==
Category:Slash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999
Category:2000s
SlashLit: When Geeks Get Sexy

SlashLit: When Geeks Get Sexy is a 2000 article by Kate Mercier for Fabula Magazine Online.
==Two Publishing Locales==
It was published in Fabula Magazine and in two other places a week apart: alternet.org and Orlando Weekly.
The "Orlando Weekly" posting differs from the "alternet.org" one in that it had the slightly different title: "Slash and burn: When geeks get sexy", which is in theory the original title only article when published in Fabula Magazine, having only been written backwards "When geeks get sexy: slash and burn".
The Orlando Weekly posting also had an uncredited photomanip of Kirk and Spock. 
It also had links to various online sources, including the fanfic source (Life from the Ashes, Book Four -- Yours, Mine, and Ours) as well as this coda: 
==Some Topics Discussed==
===In the Article===
* what is a geek?
* what is Slash (yes, capitalized) and where did it come from, why is all written by women?
* mentions X-Files, Star Trek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer ("shiny, wholesome"), Xena ("culty, dykey"), and, in time-honored journalist tradition, also cherry-picks tiny fandoms that she considers odd: Smokey and the Bandit and The Lone Ranger
* though the fic is not named in the article, it includes a lengthy quote from an X-Files fic called Life from the Ashes, Book Four -- Yours, Mine, and Ours by Jo B. that includes mpreg
===By Fans===
* why are you talking about us on the internet?
* I'm not a geek... wait, maybe I am
* slash was NOT created by high school students
==From the Article==
==Fan Comments==
From a fan discussion at Slash in the news again (August 3-5, 2000).
==References==
Category:2000 News Media
 Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Slash News Media
SlashWhores Webring

SlashWhores Webring is a webring devoted to slashing the characters of Xander, Angel, and Spike from BtVS and AtS.
==Member Sites==
*A Drifting Soul - Xander-centric site
*eterniata*eros [unbound] - BtVS/AtS site
*SlashWhores - ring homepage, BtVS/AtS slash site and mailing list
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:Buffyverse Webrings
Slash & Realism

Slash & Realism is a 1994 essay posted to Virgule-L. It is excerpted on Fanlore anonymously with permission by the fan who posted her compilation of the original posts. 
The essay is a recap, with many quotes, of a discussion that took place on Virgule-L in February 1993. The names of fans have been redacted to initials, unless they have previously given permission to be quoted. 
"In February 1993, the list had one of those extended conversations that everyone is reminiscing about now. We spent three weeks talking about what slash is, and whether it needs to be "realistic" to be "valid."
[Alexfandra] started the thread (although she blamed it on [L1], who wasn't on the list at the time), asking why there's such a prevalence of anal intercourse in slash fanfic."
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta, as well as Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* much about Shoshanna's Pros novel Never Let Me Down
* the differences between slash and gay fiction
* why so many male characters?
* a reference to the fic Shadows Over the Land
* much about Joanna Russ' 1985 essay Another Addict Raves About K/S
* PC slash
==From the Discussion== 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Slash & yearn

Slash & yearn is an article, one of many, that attempts to explain the appeal of slash and why it is mainly women who write it. The essay explores the ties, or lack thereof, between slash and gay fiction. It states that "essentially, slash writers do what queer audiences have been doing for years: elevating gay subtext to full fledged queer tales in short story and epic form."
This article interviews several fans including Minotaur.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:2000 News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Slash - for and against

Slash - for and against is series of essays and commentaries by Neil Faulkner and Judith Proctor.
The main essay was printed in Altazine #2 (1996) and posted to the mailing list Lysator on December 23, 1997 (Volume 97 : Issue 283). This essay is now on Archive of Our Own.
From the introduction in Altazine: 
==Later Commentaries==
It has three follow-up commentaries. 
The first is by Judith Proctor and is called "Judith's Counter-Attack." It's original publication place is unknown, though it was likely Altazine as well. It was also posted to Lysator at the same time as Faulkner's essay. It now resides at hermit.org which has been transferred to Archive of Our Own.
The second is by Neil Faulkner and is called "You Expect Me to Let Her Have the Last Word?" It was also posted to "Lysator." It now resides at "hermit.org."
The third response is by Judith Proctor and is called "Additional Commentary." It was posted to Lysator.
This essay was also addressed in comments to I have a few male friends with whom I have a close, intense relationship..
See Timeline of Slash Meta for some further context.
==Neil Faulkner's Introduction==
== "Slash - A Case Against"==
By Neil Faulkner: 
== "Judith's Counter-Attack"==
By Judith Proctor: 
== "You Expect Me to Let Her Have the Last Word?"==
By Neil Faulkner: 
== Excerpts by Judith from "Additional Commentary"==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:1996 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Slash / Fiction or; A whole lotta love that dare not speak its name.

Slash / Fiction or; A whole lotta love that dare not speak its name. is a 2006 essay by Barney Dannelke for Gaydar Magazine.
It's a wide-eyed fansplain article, but at least the introduction recognizes this. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* history of zines, of slash
* Star Trek, Starsky & Hutch, Harry Potter, Buffy, RPS, and much more
* first time, Mary Sue, PWP and other terms
==Interesting Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2006 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Slash Across America

Slash Across America was a fanfiction challenge in Popslash fandom.Mere and kate wrote Antarctica, which was an unofficial entry for the challenge (on the grounds that Antarctica isn't actually in Americakate: AHAHAH! You know. It occurs to me. Antarctica isn't really part of the US or Canada. This story might not be eligible.Mere: well goddammit! are you saying my story's not eligible for this contest? challenge? thing?kate: You've been rejected.Mere: I would like to be disqualified on more amusing grounds. Dammitkate: Take your gay penguins elsewhere. (Antarctica, 2002)). The story was probably the first penguinfic (or better: penguin not!fic).
==Masterlist of Completed Stories==
United States and territories:
Arkansas - cimorene111
California - willa
California - Schuyler
Connecticut - julitabonita
Delaware - batgrrl1975
Florida - tnl
Florida - schuyler
Georgia - aylex13
Guam - juppy
Hawaii - Sandy the Younger
Illinois - jalfred
Iowa - Allecto
Kansas - stubbleglitter
Kentucky - zoicite
Louisiana - Synchronik
Maine - cliokat
Maryland - stubbleglitter
Maryland - armylad
Massachusetts - joielee
Michigan - alexandriabrown
Minnesota - northatlantic
Mississippi - la_boheme
Missouri - nothinggold
Montana - Rhys
Nevada - cranky_girl
Nevada - Tiffany Rawlins
New Hampshire - zillah37
New Jersey - prettypinkkitty
New York - granite stone
Ohio - allen_sama
Ohio - foxmonkey
Rhode Island - afrikate
South Dakota - jae_w
Texas - armylad
Utah - silviakundera
Vermont - anneofgg
Virginia - terpsichore2001
Virginia - armylad
West Virgina - callmesandy (Sandy the older)
Wisconsin - Ceili
Wisconsin - Fraulein
Wyoming - Amber
U.S. Virgin Islands - jchalo
Canada:
British Colombia:
Hope - Stubbleglitter
Vancouver - Jodi
Nova Scotia:
Sudbury - Rhys
Alberta - bitterchick
Mexico
Mexico - armylad
==References==
Category:Popslash
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2002 Challenges