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Solo Fan

A solo fan is a type of idol fan who stans only one celebrity, typically one member of a music group, a boygroup or girlgroup. The term is used in k-pop fandom and in Chinese-speaking fandom.
==Use in Chinese fandom==
In Chinese fandom, solo fans, sometimes translated as only fans or single fans, are a type of Chinese idol fan. They are fans of only one celebrity. The Chinese term is 唯粉 (wéi fěn)., posted to Reddit, 12 April 2020. (accessed 21 April 2020)
Some sources define wéi fěn as fans who only like one member of a music group and not the others., baidu.com (accessed 21 April 2020), jikipedia.com (accessed 21 April 2020)
Another term for solo fans is 纯粉 (chún fěn), which means "pure fan". 提纯 (purify) is the process of cp fans becoming solo fans. jikipedia, 2019-08-14.
Solo fans often do not get along with cp fans (shippers)., zhihu.com (accessed 21 April 2020), tweet by the50person, 1 March 2020.
Duwei are a subtype of solo fans known for extremist behavior.
A 2019 douban post asked what is the difference between various terms for fans: chún fěn, wéi fěn, dú chún, dú wéi., 2019-07-18
==Use in K-pop fandom==
In K-pop fandom, the term solo fan comes from the Korean 개인팬 (gaeinpaen), literally individual (개인의 gaeinui) + fan (팬 paen)., tumblr post by koreanling, 10 April 2019. Accessed 26 September 2022. They are fans of an individual idol from a group, and regard the rest with little to no interest. They are generally accepted by Korean fans (as evidenced by the fact that kpop fansites are mostly run by solo stans), as long as they're not problematic (akgae), but are a point of contention in Western fandom.
Solo fan is a term meant to describe harmless fans, while the problematic counterpart is called 악성개인팬 (akseonggaeinpaen) or 악개 (akgae). Akgaes are malicious fans of an individual idol from a group, that would spread misleading, defamatory rumors and false news about the other members of a group; solo fans and akgaes have commonly been compared and grouped together by Western fans., tweet by odettemarch, April 22, 2021. tweet by Rosiehoya, April 22, 2021. tweet by honeymoonjoon, May 17, 2021.
Another sub-genre of solo fans is the dangerous 사생 (sasaeng) or 사생팬 (sasaengpaen), from the korean private life (사생활 sasaenghwal) + fan. They are obsessive stalkers who would try invading an idol's private life, to scare and harm them in any way they can. Accessed 26 September 2022.
Although solo fans are not considered an issue in South Korea, they've received strong push-back from mostly young and new Western fans of popular groups. The Western fans' reason is mostly to preserve unity as a fandom and a fear that solo fans may cause the group to break up., tweet by tannnnnch about the harm of solo stans, May 16, 2019., tweet by Sparkle_Moony, Jul 3, 2020., tweet by Loveedesy, Dec 13, 2020. Some go as far as to start "mass report" parties on twitter.
"❗❗REPORT ACCOUNT 
a solo stan attacking,bullying and posting defamatory tweets towards EN members." , August 25, 2022. tweet by Dyna_qn, August 8, 2021. tweet by jeonggukusa, February 15, 2020.
==References==
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Category:Chinese Fandom Glossary
Solo Press

Solo Press is a fanzine press that publishes both gen fanzines. Their fanzines have won numerous awards:
*Bloodstripe 1 - Artwork by Zawiah that won the 2001 Fan Quality Award for best Star Wars artist.
*Bloodstripe 1 - TRYING AGAIN Martha Wilson. Won the 2001 Fan Quality Award for Best Star Wars gen story. 
*Bloodstripe 2 - 2002 Fan Quality Award winner for Best Star Wars fanzine
*Bloodstripe 3 - 2003 FanQ Award winner for "Best Star Wars Gen fanzine'. 
*Bloodstripe 6 - 'Three Words' by Aquarius won the 2006 FanQ Award for 'Best Star Wars Story - Gen."
*Bloodstripe 8 - 'I, Nerfherder' by Aquarius won the 2008 FanQ Award For 'Best Star Wars Story - Gen.' 
*The Captain and the King a zine Lord of the Rings novel by plasticchevy
*Never Say Die 3 - Falcon Run by Carolyn Golledge won the 2003 FanQ Award for 'Best Gen Star Wars Story.' 
*Warriors of Gondor 4 won the 2009 FanQ Award for Best Gen Story: Fever – Author: Carolyn Golledge. 
*Rapid Peril won the 2009 FanQ Award for Best Gen zine. 
*The Journey Home won the 2006 FanQ award for Best LOTR gen fanzine.
A complete list of the fanzines the press has published can be found here.
Solosojourn.com

Solosojourn.com was Gina's fanfiction site. Fandoms included Hawaii Five-O, Man from U.N.C.L.E., Sherlock Holmes, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
The Man from U.N.C.L.E. section of the site was a member of the U.N.C.L.E. on the Web webring.
The site is still online as of September 2017, but it changed names to Hawaii Five-O Fan Fiction and turned mostly into an Hawaii Five-O archive.
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File:Hawaii Five-0 Fan Fiction Main Page.png|main page, 2017
Category:Hawaii Five-O
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Author Pages
Category:Sherlock Holmes 
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Solovei

Solovei is a fan writer and Organization for Transformative Works volunteer, who has been active with the Tag Wrangling Committee since April 2015. She became a Tag Wrangling staffer two years later, in April 2017. 
She has had a number of aliases over the many years she's been involved with fandom, because she gets bored of usernames quickly. 
==History==
Solovei first discovered "fandom" in 2001, when she attempted to write a self-insert fic for Digimon. This fic, in her own words, was "Not Good", and thankfully does not survive to see the light of day. Not long after that, a school friend introduced her to Gundam Wing and encouraged them both to take Quizilla tests to figure out which character they were most like. 
Her first published work was in 2003, posted to Fanfiction.net, and was a script-style crackfic that retold the events of Pirates of the Caribbean with the cast of Yu-Gi-Oh. Co-written with a friend, it was updated over the course of a summer before being abandoned due to lost interest from both parties (and school). The fic was eventually removed from the site during the 2004 Script-Format Ban.
After that, Solovei turned her attention to more serious work, primarily writing stories for Final Fantasy VII. She was primarily active in anime fandoms during this time, and also was getting into Jrock. She participated heavily in online roleplaying communities on sites like LiveJournal and Gaia Online. Her last post on FanFiction.net was in 2007, though she continued to occasionally publish fanfic to her various livejournal accounts after that. 
Solovei created an AO3 account in late 2014, after joining the Stand Still Stay Silent fandom. As a brand new fandom getting off the ground, the authors were looking for a more permanent place to host their fic beyond google docs and comment pages. A fellow fan encouraged her to try out Ao3, and she never looked back since. 
More recently, she's become active in Haikyuu and Star Trek.
==Interviews==
*Five Things Solovei Said (2019)
Category:Fanwriters
Solstice

* Solstice, a Star Trek: TOS story by Jane Firmstone
* Solstice, a Star Trek: TOS story by Andrea Kunz
* Solstice, a Star Trek: TOS story Gaylen Reiss
* Solstice, a Harry Potter fan
* Solstice, a DC Comics character part of the New 52 Teen Titans
*Solstice (Teen Wolf zine)
*Solstice (Boku no Hero Academia zine)
*Solstice Press
Solstice (Star Trek: TOS story by Gaylen Reiss)

Solstice is a Star Trek: TOS story by Gaylen Reiss. 
 
It was published in Masiform D #8. From the editorial in Masiform D: "Gay!en Reiss wishes to acknowledge a debt of gratitude to the Kraith Universe, and the writers of Kraith, who inspired her charming story, "Solstice"."
Image:masi8-2.jpg|sample page, art by MRO Ludwig
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Image:masi8-4.jpg|sample page, art by MRO Ludwig
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction 
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Solstice (Teen Wolf zine)

Solstice is a Teen Wolf charity fanzine centered on the pairing Derek/Stiles. It was published in both print and digital. Sale of the fanzine closed on January 31, 2019.Sterek Charity Zine on Twitter: Hey everyone! We wanted to let you know that we'll be closing our store for good on Thursday, January 31st, at 11:59 PM EST! We've listed our last handful of zines and extras and this will be the last time you can purchase any of our products! , 26 January 2019. (Accessed 17 October 2019) All proceeds were donated to the Wildlife Conversation Society, they raised $3247.27. 
==Information from the publishers==
==Contributors==
Contributors were a number of authors and artistssterekzine on Tumblr: Contributors. (Accessed 17 October 2019):
Authors: calrissian18 | thefarofixer | allirica | madcapromantic | fio | mad-madam-m | lessa | fear-frost | freck | bleep0bleep | jessica j | alocalband | paintedrecs | eternalsterek-broughttolife | gayjamesbond | 
Artists: tania | bracari | becca knight | infectedcolors | hunter | mondospookular | batwynn | ian pinkis | tayler | beerwolves | maichan | tommo | thegeekindenial
| aquacatz | azurarain | orangekat | spider999now | kai | crimsonmuzzle | gum | andavs | alphahel | sandra | giza | tsuminoaru | jenny.p | inkforwords | cryptomoon | benaya-trash | synesthetcas
==AO3 Collection==
An collection with fanfiction from the zine can be found on Ao3
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Teen Wolf
Category:2018 Zines
Solstice Press

Solstice Press was a fanzine publisher. 
* Chaapa'ai
* Small Favors Owed... 
* More Small Favors 
* On Wings of Light 
* ....Small Favors 
* Another Small Favor 
* Small Favors Repaid 
* Last-Minute Favors 
* Highland Fling 
* Blade of Innocence
Solvent90

solvent90 was a multifandom author active in a large variety of fandoms, including many rarelit. She was probably most prolific in the Stargate Atlantis fandom. Much of her writing was commentfics, vignettes or one shots, with both het and slash pairings, rated anything from G to explicit. 
She left fandom early in 2012, deleting her livejournal, dreamwidth and AO3 accounts.inceptficfinder: Author search: solvent90 (accessed 29 June 2013) Some of her fanfic can still be found in podfic form here, and she is supportive of fans sharing her works among themselves.fail-fandomanon: Re: So What Happened to X? (accessed 13 July 2013)
==Example Works==
*Cover (DCU). slytherin gypsy writes: ...lovely AU... Despite being categorized as a "Harlequin" story, "Cover" is by no means trite or full of purple prose. It's a sweet, delightful story that will most likely have you grinning by the end.epic-recs: Cover by solvent90 (NC-17) (accessed 29 June 2013)
*Lighting the Lamps (Earthsea). Victoria P writes: This story nails Tenar - her steady pride, her fierce joy - and Ged is so very Ged here, and the ending made me sniffly. Short and sharp and beautiful.Unfit for Society: love's strange so real in the dark (accessed 25 April 2012)
*Love and Marriage (link) (Mansfield Park). anghraine writes: The best MP fic I've ever seen, bar none. I can't call this darkfic, exactly -- but it's a decidedly unsentimental take on the fan-preferred couples of Edmund/Mary and Henry/Fanny. Some of the best characterisation and most powerful writing this side of Austen.anghraine: I come bearing recs! (lots and lots of recs) (accessed 29 June 2013)
*Mission (Jane Eyre). Espresso Addict writes: Evocative, sensual writing characterises this brief peek at an alternative ending for Jane Eyre. I love the way the piece echoes the original despite the very different settingEspresso Recommendations: Jane Eyre (accessed 29 June 2013)
*A Very Short Sermon (Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility). lunabee: "This whole fic is the most wonderful grace note, the melody--pure and simple and sweet--that continues when the words in canon stop. This is Elinor's first Christmas as Mrs. Ferrars and it is blessed."Yuletide Rec Post 1 dated Jan 3, 2009.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
SomaCon

SomaCon was a fan-oriented Blake's 7 con with "multi-track programming & video, art show, dealer's room, awards, games, con suite, masquerade."
The fan in charge of programming in 1991 wrote that "It's all-fan, no-guest, very relaxing and should be a lot of fun... Think of it as a letterzine in person!" from [[The Neutral Arbiter" #1 (May 1991) 
==SomaCon 1.0== 
Somacon 1.0 was held in 1989.
==SomaCon 2.0==
Somacon 2.0 was held in September 1990 at the Howard Johnson Conference Center in Chicago, IL. 
Workshops, B7 murder mystery, B7 Jeopardy, panels, art show, and more. 
From some meeting minutes for ORBIT in early June 1990: "we found out that Somacon has become a relaxicon to the max."
From an online flyer:
==SomaCon 3.0==
SomaCon 3.0 was held July 12-14, 1991. 
Jeanne DeVore was in charge of programming. From an online flyer:
==Con Reports: SomaCon 3.0==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Sombra

Sombra is a playable character from Overwatch, a first-person shooter game by Blizzard. Her real name is unknown and there is no popular fanon name for her.
==Canon==
Sombra is a hacker and a part of Talon, a criminal organisation. She comes from Mexico, but her true identity is unknown.
==Fandom==
Due to the limited amount of information about Sombra, there are many headcanons about her. Most centre around her being manipulative, petty and highly intelligent. 
There is some conversation in fandom about her relationship with the members of Talon, especially how they seem to strongly dislike her. Tumblr user the-queen-is-off-duty wrote:
This conversation mainly stems from voice lines in-game between Sombra and other characters - even her voice lines with other talon agents Amélie Lacroix and Gabriel Reyes are unfriendly.
Another large headcanon is that Sombra is Jesse McCree's sister.Poor little Dragon have no Chance - Tumblr This is due to Jesse's unknown ethnicity; while he is canonically American, some fans speculate that he may have Mexican heritage. The two characters were also seen at the same bar on Christmas day in the online comic 'Reflections'.
===Sombra ARG===
===Shipping===
Sombra is not part of any juggernaut ships in the Overwatch fandom. Instead, she is part of several smaller ships. Sombra/Symmetra is popular, possibly due to both characters having their own intentions outside of both Talon and Overwatch. The other main ship is Sombra/Widowmaker. Both characters are a part of Talon, and were both part of the animated short 'infiltration'.
==Example Fanworks==
[Examples illustrating common tropes; gen works; pairings other than those with their own articles]
===Fanfiction===
* Sombra Online by Rogueofstorms
* Sombra by Tasjaw0n7
* What Sombra Wants, She Takes by HestiaOlympus
===Fanart===
* Sombra - Los Muertos by Mudabon
* Sombra by NeoArtCorE
* Sombra Battle Mode by Sadhira
===Other===
* Hi I'm Sombra from Overwatch by Genowhirl70
==Sombra-centric Communities==
* Sombra on Deviantart
* Sombra tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Overwatch Characters
Sombra/Mercy

Sombra/Mercy is a very small femslash pairing in the Overwatch fandom between Sombra and Angela Ziegler.
==Canon==
Mercy is a 37-years old doctor and field medic from Switzerland with Overwatch. Sombra is a 30-years old hacker from Mexico working for Talon. Though Sombra seems to have her own motives in Talon, she is essentially an enemy of Overwatch and Mercy. It is not known whether the two have met in canon.
==Fandom==
Sombra/Mercy has a very small fanbase with only 31 fanfics on Archive of Our Own as of 26/10/2018.Archive of Our Own: Sombra/Mercy It's a Rarepair bordering on being a Crack Ship, but still has single fans that hold it dear.
The voice actors of Sombra and Mercy, Carolina Ravassa and Lucie Pohl, have published a video on Youtube together, practicing each other's in-game voicelines.
==Notable Fan works==
===Fanfiction===
* Gestures by Buttons15
* chiba city blues by lazy_universes
* If You Scratch My Back... by Asynca
===Fanart===
* Thank you, Dr. Ziegler by overblotch
* Lifeguard Mercy and Tulum Sombra by ro-wain
* She's tired by hani-magic/tamsininmypants
==Archives & Communities==
* Sommercy on Tumblr
* Somercy on Tumblr
* Sombra/Mercy on AO3
==References==
Category: Overwatch Relationships
Category: Femslash Pairings
Some Attitudes Towards Marriage in Star Trek Fan Fiction

Some Attitudes Towards Marriage in Star Trek Fan Fiction is a 1981 essay by Deloris Booker. 
It was printed in the feminist multimedia zine Storms #1.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what is marriage?
* changing views and needs for marriage in the future
* the four kinds (almost all negative and unappealing) of marriage as presented in Trek fiction 
* "More exotic (to us) variations such as polygamous, line or group marriages would probably characterize small, homogeneous cultures or splinter groups on frontier worlds where the added economic protection of a larger group would be of advantage."
* "Ships operating within solar systems or making frequent planetary stops would however find themselves operating on an increasing time differential from the rest of their society and thus increasingly isolated from. it. This may be one of the major reasons for the developing separation of Star Fleet from the rest of society which Admiral Kirk comments upon in his memoirs. It would certainly take a great deal of independence, maturity and understanding on the part of both husband and wife if a viable long-term marriage is to survive the apparent premature aging of one of the partners."
* "The only example of a non-monogamous marriage that I could find in a moderately large zine collection was Paula Smith's "Speak Roughly to Your Little Boy" in RIGEL 4, 5, 6, edited by Carol Ann Lee and Vicki James."
==The Fiction Discussed or Mentioned==
* To Heed Circe's Call by Catherine Clair
* The Perfect Object by Mindy Glazer
* The Explorer by Eileen Roy in Menagerie #16
* The Gathering by Michele Arvizu Berengaria #10
* The Angry Sunset by Jenny Elson
* Spanish Moss by Pamela Rose in Nome #4
* More Than One Way by Sharon Emily in Showcase #2
* Murasaki and Swords and Sulu by Janice K. Hrubes
* The Coming of Stibir, Affair on Kharthan, and A Time for Every Purpose all by Marguerite Krause, all in In a Different Reality #5, #7, #8
* One Way Mirror by Barbara Wenk
* The Displaced by Lois Welling
* Echoes from the Past by Rebecca Ross
* Castaways by Mary Louise Dodge
* Epilogue by Jean Lorrah
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1981===
===1982===
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Some Boys Wander By Mistake

Some Boys Wander By Mistake is a fanfiction website with stories by Kristin, recommendations and links. It also hosted the Dawson's Creek Slash Archive and the femslash site World Tilted Sideways.
Description from Pointy Stakes:
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Roswell Websites
Category:Young Americans
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:2000s
Some Days It Just Doesn't

Some Days It Just Doesn't is a Star Trek: TOS story by Rayelle Roe.
 
It was published in Vault of Tomorrow #1.
==Summary==
From the Star Trek Zinedex: "Kirk and Spock have their shore leave interrupted by attempts to kill them and someone trying to start interstellar war by assassinating High Commissioner Ferris. Amanda saves the day."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction 
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
Some Dreams Are Worth Having

Some Dreams Are Worth Having is a 19-page gen anthology of filks with lyrics written by Judith Proctor and Anne Stullken."Cruel Is The Snow" is co-written with Anne Stullken 
An 1-hour audio cassette of the filks, with performances by Linda Short and cover art by Whitby27, was sold on Proctor's website hermit.org.
==Contents==
==Reactions and reviews==
==References==
Category:Filk Albums
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Some Kind of Monster

Some Kind of Monster is a 2004 Documentary by Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky. It's about the band Metallica after Jason Newsted departed in 2001, and the band was going through a turbulent time in their history. This documentary isn't compiled in chronological order of events as stated in the band commentary found on the DVD version of the documentary. 
During the filming of this, they hired a therapist by the name of Phil Towel to help the band solve issues that the band hadn't fully dealt with since the passing of bassist Cliff Burton. 
While the band was going through therapy, a few months into filming lead singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield checked himself into rehab which caused problems between Hetfield and Ulrich even though tension had been brewing between the two for a while and only got worse before it got better after Hetfield had come back from rehab.
==Metallica: This Monster Lives (Book)==
The book Metallica: This Monster Lives is a book written by Joe Berlinger with Greg Milner. It was a look into Berlinger's life while filming Some Kind of Monster as well as a bit of a deeper dive into what was going on with Metallica during the making of their documentary.
Metallica fans claim that if you're a fan of this documentary, the documentary as a whole with what it shows people; you should read the book as it gives interesting pieces of information that didn't make it into the documentary, such as the daily life relation between the filming crew and the band, how some meeting such as getting Dave Mustaine in the documentary happened, a lot of discussion with the band's management, a little more in-depth explanation about Phil Towle's involvement with the band, how the film was made in the editing room.
==This Monster Lives (Short)==
This Monster Lives is a short 26-minute Documentary of the members of Metallica looking back at Some Kind of Monster 10 years after it came out while they were doing press for their film Metallica: Through The Never. The band talks about how important the documentary was in their careers. We see the band talk with filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky, Sinofsky unfortunately wasn't seen in the documentary due to health reasons. 
Category:Metallica