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The Subspace Emissary's Worlds Conquest

The Subspace Emissary's Worlds Conquest is a story by AuraChannelerChris, loosely based on Super Smash Bros. Brawl. 
==Word Count==
The story has become infamous for how long it is, over 4,000,000 words, gaining attention from Kotaku, Buzzfeed, and Guinness World Records. It was believed to be the single longest piece of fanfiction ever written, with some going on to cite it as possibly the longest piece of English literature in human history.
In 2009, AuraChannelerChris posted a 6.3k-word parodic summary of the plot, The Subspace Emissary in a Short Summary.
In 2017, Ambience: A Fleet Symphony, a Kantai Collection story surpassed The Subspace Emissary's Worlds Conquest in overall length at 4,061,145 words, becoming the world's longest piece of fanfiction.As of right now, The Subspace Emissary's Worlds Conquest is no longer the world's longest fanfic. Subspace's author, tweeted in response:
==Links==
* The Subspace Emissary's Worlds Conquest tvtropes page
* Meet The College Junior Behind The Longest Fan Fiction Ever at Buzzfeed
* Proust is no match for these two fanfics at the daily dot
==References==
Category:Super Smash Bros.
Category:Fanfiction
The Subtext of a Different Kind Webring

The Subtext of a Different Kind Webring is a webring for sites about "subtextual" relationships on the TV series Xena: Warrior Princess OTHER than Xena/Gabrielle. For instance, Ares/Joxer, Joxer/Gabrielle, Autolycus/Xena, etc. 
==Member Sites==
*Ashera's Archive
*The Auto-Erotica Archive
*Erin's House-O-Fanfic - author page (HtLJ, XWP)
*Joxer Luvs Ares Archive - Joxer/Ares archive 
*KB's misc. fanfiction - author page
*The KSA Archive
*Lelia's Fan Fiction Archive - archive (XWP, TPM, HtlJ, XF, The Mummy, Sleepy Hollow)
*Seduction - Ares/Gabrielle website
*Sidewinder's Slash 'n Trash Shack - author page
*The Temple of Ares and Joxer - Ares/Joxer index
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Webrings
The Successor

The Successor is a Robert/Robin Robin of Sherwood story by Linda Frankel
It was printed in No Holds Barred #1.
==Slash in Robin of Sherwood Fandom==
Slash fanworks in Robin of Sherwood were far and few between due to its creator asking fans not to create them for most characters. 
See much more at Robin of Sherwood Fandom and Slash Fanworks.
Several fans cited two reasons they disliked "The Sucessor." One was it was badly written. And the other one was that it existed at all. 
Interestingly, fans did not voice their objects to the other two slash Robin of Sherwood stories in the zine, Love's Gentle Bite by Cat Anestopoulo	and The Yeoman of the Guard by Barbara T. "No Holds Barred" continued publishing other Robin of Sherwood slash fics.
==Related Poems==
Frankel wrote five poems in this universe. They were published in On the Edge #1 in 1993. In that zine, Frankel wrote: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Robin of Sherwood
Category:1992 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Suck Fairy

The Suck Fairy is a mystical creature used to represent the feeling of revisiting medias were your favorite and discover that someone – in that case the fairy – refilled them instead with suck and their content is not that good anymore – that is, that has aged like vinegar and not like wine.
Many fans comment/discuss about the mistake of rewatching a series/movie from their childhood or even reading a book from their adolescence, because most of these medias they are reflections of their times, and are not always tactful or respectful towards certain subjects, may contain sexism, LGBTphobia, racism and other prejudices against certain groups.
==History and Origin==
The exact origin of the term as part of fandom has yet to be traced, however the earliest source seems to be Dreamwidth post by camwyn in November 2003, about revisiting their own work and realizing it was bad:
Later in March 2005 the term was used again by camwyn, but this time to refer to a fannish rewatch, more precisely a tape of the first season of Real Ghostbusters, there are also quotes from other shows:
As of 2008, the use of the term becomes more regular, especially in profiles close to camwyn, for both the "reviewing your own works" and "revisiting old favorites" senses. In 2009 at Worldcon, Anticipation at the Rereading panel with participation of Jo Walton, Kate Nepveu (m), Naomi Libicki, Anne Wynn and Ron Drummond, the term was used and defined by Naomi Libicki, credited to camwyn, as "the Suck Fairy, that comes and replaces the good in your old books with suck." The Suck Fairy's associates the Racism Fairy and the Sexism Fairy were also mentioned by Anne Wynn. From there it moved on to a wider usage in SF fandom.
In September 2010 Jo Walton made a post at Tor.com titled The Suck Fairy, referencing the 2 years early Worldcon panel. She described the fairy as such:
With that, the term was firmly established in the fannish lexicon in that sense in 2010 until actually.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
The Sugah & Spice Webring

The Sugah & Spice Webring was a webring connecting sites dedicated to the X-Men characters Gambit and Rogue.
==Member Sites==
*Sugah & Spice (and manager)
*Bela's Gambit Page
*Down-Home Charm
*Rogue's Realm
*Southern Semblances
*Song of the South
*Remy Lebeau... Gambit
*Tales From the South
*Gambit Sanctum
Category:Het Webrings
Category:X-Men Webrings
The Sugar Quill

The Sugar Quill is a Harry Potter archive that hosts canon-compliant fanfiction and fanart (i.e. Harry/Ginny and Ron/Hermione, or OBHWF). As of August 13, 2009, the archive officially stopped accepting new submissions but remains online as read-only.
==History==
The Sugar Quill was founded on January 5, 2001 by Arabella and Zsenya (best known for their post-Hogwarts fanfiction novel After the End) along with a "like-minded" group of fans from the Yahoo! group Harry Potter for Grown-Ups (HP4GU).
Zsenya, Gryfny, et al. The Sugar Quill at HP4GU, Or: Can You Guess Why We Started Our Own Site?. Revised January 15, 2005. Accessed August 8, 2010.
Magoo, et al. Sugar Quill, A History. Accessed August 8, 2010 via the Wayback Machine.
==Some Press Articles==
* The Web of Magic: When two grown-up fans of the Harry Potter series put their heads together, they create a little magic of their own: Sugarquill.net (2003) The Baltimore Sun 
* Harry Potter and the Copyright Lawyer (2003) The Washington Post
* The Magic Of "Potter" Not Just For Kids (2005) The Washington Post
 
==Website Culture==
The Sugar Quill is notable for its fairly strict rules of submission/content as well as the extent to which its moderators enforced them. Unlike fanfiction.net or Archive of Our Own, it was not possible for users to submit and upload their own fanworks without the help of a moderator. Instead site members had to use the "Ask Madam Pince" function to submit fanworks, which then had to await moderator approval before being posted.Ask Madam Pince Fanfiction/fanart with anything higher than a mild 'R' rating 
The site had very strict rules about what kind of fanworks were and were not appropriate: 
During its heyday the site had a very active forum that featured discussions about the books themselves as well as fannish content; one of the main tasks for moderators was to "monitor [the site's] discussion boards for material we consider inappropriate". As reported by a 2013 academic paper, the slow demise of the forum after the last book came out was due to a combination of technical issues and the site owner's desire to close the forum.N. Whiteman & J. Metivier (2013) “From Post-Object to ‘Zombie’ Fandoms: The ‘deaths’ of online fan communities and what they say about us,” Participations: International Journal of Audience and Reception Studies, 10 (1): 270-298. After significant periods of downtime in 2008-2009, the forums were made available in readonly mode:
==Owners and Operators==
==Curated and By Invitation==
==Fan Comments==
==See Also==
* The Sugar Quill's Purpose of Existence on the Web (S.P.E.W.)
* The Sugar Quill community on LiveJournal
* Writers create own sequels, a 2002 article in the Toronto Star which referenced the site.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:Harry Potter Communities
Category:2000s
Category:Het Archives
The Suicide Squad

The Suicide Squad is a live-action 2021 superhero film in the DC Extended Universe about the DC Comics team of villains/antiheroes called the Suicide Squad. It is a standalone sequel to the 2016 Suicide Squad (film).
== Canon ==
After the events of the previous film, Amanda Waller once again forms Task Force X, a "Suicide Squad" made up of incarcerated supervillains, to go on a classified mission in the island nation of Corto Maltese for the US government.
=== Main Characters ===
*Robert Dubois / Bloodsport
*Harley Quinn
*Colonel Rick Flag
*Christopher Smith / Peacemaker
*Cleo Cazo / Ratcatcher 2
*Abner Krill / Polka-Dot Man
*Nanaue / King Shark
*Gaius Grieves / The Thinker
*Amanda Waller
*Sol Soria
*Digger Harkness / Captain Boomerang
*Gunter Braun / Javelin
*Mongal
*Brian Durlin / Savant
*Dick Hertz / Blackguard
*Weasel
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
The most popular pairings are Abner Krill/Cleo Cazo, Robert Dubois/Rick Flag, and Abner Krill/Digger Harkness. Poison Ivy/Harley Quinn and Joker/Harley Quinn are also present in the fandom despite the characters of Poison Ivy and Joker not appearing in the film.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfics ===
love should make you feel good by apo_mekhanes
=== Fanart ===
== Archives and Communities ==
*Suicide Squad movies fanworks at AO3
==Challenges & Exchanges==
*The Suicide Squad Exchange
==References==
Category:DC Extended Universe Category:Suicide Squad
The Suicide Squadcast

The Suicide Squadcast is a fan-produced podcast focused on DC Comics media adaptations, primarily feature films and and television series.
"Tell that to Zod's snapped neck." or The Story of the Chris Stuckmann Batman v Superman Script
==Episodes==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:DC ComicsCategory:Fannish Podcasts
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2010s Podcasts
Category:2020s Podcasts
The Suite Life of Zack & Cody

The Suite Life of Zack & Cody is a Disney Channel television series starring Dylan and Cole Sprouse as the titular characters, Zack and Cody Martin.
==Canon==
The series focuses on the Martin twins, Zack and Cody, moving into the Tipton Hotel where their mother got a singing career gig. The boys friend various other employees (the candy girl, the maid, and the handyman) and even the Tipton Hotel's princess, London Tipton while becoming a frenemy to the hotel's manager, Mr. Moseby.
The second series focuses on Zack, Cody, and London (along with Mr. Moseby) moving on the S.S. Tipton, a Tipton cruise boat, as well as going to school and various adventures around the globe.
Due to two crossover episode events, the series canonically takes place in the same universe as Hannah Montana, That's so Raven, and Wizards of Waverly Place.
===Main Characters===
* Zack Martin
* Cody Martin
* London Tipton
* Maddie Fitzpatrick
* Marion Moseby
* Carey Martin
* Marcus Little
* Bailey Pickett
Both series had their own reoccurring characters.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
The twincest slash pairing of Zack/Cody is pretty common (this often led to pairing the actors together as well which was known as Sprousecest), a common femslash pairing is Maddie/London. Popular het pairings are Zack/Maddie, Cody/London and Cody/Bailey.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Cody Martin/Zack Martin) by BatchSan
==Archives and Communities==
* Suite Life works at AO3
* Suite Life Zack & Cody works at AO3
* Suite Life on Deck works at AO3
* Suite Life series & crossovers works at FFN
===LiveJournal Communities===
* suite_life
* Suite Life tag at Disney Channel Fic
* Suite Life tag at TV Fanfiction
* Suite Life tag at DC Femslash
Purged/Deleted Communities:
* zack_maddie
==Resources==
* The Suite Life Wikia
* ZACK/MADDIE (TSL): Appreciation Thread at India Forums
==References==
Category:Live-action Television‎ Category:Disney Channel
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Sum of Duty

The Sum of Duty is a gen 36-page Valdemar novel by Royce Day. It has art by Kiri Namtvedt.
Summary from the publisher, also from an ad in The Monthly: "Herald Dugal Andersonn is sent on a mission to investigate the records of a Rethwellan lord. He uncovers more than he could have imagined, but before he can escape with proof he is captured by the lord's brother. His Companion escapes, but can help possibly arrive in time to save Dugal and the proof of Auson's embezzlement? Or will Dugal's life be the price of justice?" Green Dragon Press 
==References==
Category:Valdemar Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Sum of Zero

The Sum of Zero is an X-Men story by Dex. Across New York, low-powered mutants are dying at the hands of a mysterious serial killer. What's the connection? The letter X and a list of names. It's up to Scott Summers, Emma Frost and OMC NYPD Detective Jonathon Caulder to stop him before "X marks the spot."
==Reactions and Reviews==
Dex's skill in writing the Sum of Zero was also recognised further abroad - on the Unstable Molecules superhero discussion board, he was included with established comic writers in someone's dream comic book roster.
== Awards ==
CBFFAs - 2002 "Best X-Men"; 2002 "Best Serious" (tie).
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction
The Summer I Turned Frisky

The Summer I Turned Frisky is a slash multifandom 80-page anthology that was published in 1997 with the theme of mentor fic. 
==Other Frisky Zines==
See Frisky Business.
==Contents==
* Keeper by Mirna Cicioni & Keiko Kirin (Private Eye) 3 
* Incident of the Pan Pipe by Mirna Cicioni (Rawhide) 16 
* Post-"Dead End" by Archant (seaQuest) 36 
* The Hellfire Club by Elizabeth Holden (X-Men) 43 
* El Silencio del Corazon by Jonni Corday (Zorro) 68 
 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Summer I Turned Pretty

The Summer I Turned Pretty is a Young Adult book trilogy and Prime Video series created by Jenny Han.
==Canon==
===Main Characters===
*Belly Conklin
*Jeremiah Fisher
*Conrad Fisher 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Belly/Jeremiah
*Belly/Conrad
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
===Fanart===
==Archives and Communities==
*The Summer I Turned Pretty (TV 2022) works at AO3
*The Summer I Turned Pretty Trilogy - Jenny Han works at AO3
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Young Adult Literature
Category:Live-action Television‎
The Summons

The Summons is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #30.
 
==Summary==
"On a diplomatic mission, Kirk suddenly feels drawn back to Earth, where he finds Spock entering pon farr."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
 
===1992===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Sun Rising

The Sun Rising is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. The art is by Roo.
It was published in the print zine Classified Assignments #1.
==Series==
In order of publication, possibly not in fictional chronological order:
* The Sun Rising (Classified Assignments #1) (1981)
* The Anniversary (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Love's War (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Legacy (The Voice #1) (1982)
* The Solution (Classified Assignments #2) (1982) 
* The Still Centre (The Voice #2) (1983)
* Patterns (T'hy'la #3) (1983)
* Winter Storm (The Voice #3) (1984) 
* A Day in the Life (The Voice #3) (1984)
* The Visit (The Voice #4) (1985)
* The Lion and the Lamb ("touched" #5) (1985)
* The Rescue ("touched" #6) (1986)
==Summary==
"Sent through the Guardian on a trial run, Kirk picks the time of Alexander for his and Spockʼs journey."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1981===
===1997===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Category:Alexander the Great
The Sun in the Stone

The Sun in the Stone is a digest-sized het 45-page collection of Beauty and the Beast (TV) poetry by Lynette Combs. The art is by the author.
According to a flyer, the poem Magic was the winner was voted Best Poem of 1991 and 1993, and the entire zine was voted Best Poetry zine of 1991. This poem, as is "Dreamer's Lullaby," is also in What Light Through Yonder Window #1. 
==Roy Dotrice's Performance at "Great Expectations"==
Some of this poetry was read aloud by Roy Dotrice at Great Expectations in 1993.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Sample Interior==
 
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==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Poetry Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Sun is No Friend of the Dead

The Sun is No Friend of the Dead is a Star Trek: TOS story by Ginna LaCroix. The art is by Leslie Spurlock.
It was published in Nome #5.
==Summary==
"Because of a series of unconnected events, Kirk develops hemophilia, just as he and Spock are taken prisoner by Klingons, who torture Kirk to try and break him."
"Post ST: TMP. Jim Kirk has developed a form of hemophilia. It is not genetic hemophilia so there must be a cause and a cure. It is up to McCoy and Spock to find the ansuers before it is too late."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
The Sunday Salon: The Practice of Fanfiction

The Sunday Salon: The Practice of Fanfiction discusses Fifty Shades of Grey phenomenon and how it relates to the debate about whether those who write fan fiction do it for the pleasure of it or for the desire to "go pro."
In the article, the author quotes and links to Boldly Writing, Diana Gabaldon’s rant against fanfictionkate_nepveu. Diana Gabaldon & fanfic followup, 10 May 2010, WebCite. (Accessed 08 April 2012), Aja Romano’s I'm done explaining why fanfiction is okaybookshop. I'm done explaining why fanfic is okay. 03 May 2010, WebCite. (Accessed 08 April 2012), and the debate at Dear Author.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey
Category:2012
The Sunnydale Herald

The Sunnydale Herald is a newsletter community on LiveJournal. It was founded by Spuzz in May, 2004Spuzz. Saturday, May 29th, 2004, posted on 29 May 2004 at sd_herald. (Accessed 04 October 2008)., who ran it alone on the journal sd_herald. In September 2004 she moved the newsletter to a community journal, su_heraldSpuzz. Untitled, posted on 22 September 2004 at sd_herald. (Accessed 04 October 2008)., and two editors, BlueSwan9 and Dodyskin, joined herSpuzz. Weekend Roundup: September 19th and 20th, Plus: Info, posted on 20 September 2004 at su_herald. (Accessed 04 October 2008)..
Spuzz stepped down and passed administrative duties to menomegirl in 2009Menomegirl. administrative post, posted on 09 January 2009 at su-herald. (Accessed 12 February 2016)., who was managing the comm till 2012 until passing it to rahirahRahirah. mod post, posted on 17 April 2012 at su-herald. (Accessed 12 February 2016)..
Sunnydale Herald also has active mirrors on dreamwidth (posting since 2010), and on tumblr (posting since 2015). Till 2015 Sunnydale Herald was also published on the BuffyWorld website, but that practise gradually died as new editors couldn't get posting access there.
==Footnotes==
Category:Buffyverse Communities
Category:2004 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
The Sunnydale Memorial Fanfiction Awards

The Sunnydale Memorial Fanfiction Awards, better known as the Sunnydale Memorial or SunnyD Awards, were awards for fanfiction and fansites in the Buffyverse. Originally based on Geocities, the SunnyD moved in 2006. This may have coincided with Elisabeth coming on as webmistress. The awards were organized by LaDy SiN and Elisabeth; with Elisabeth also responsible for making Codes/Awards. The site was designed by Shannon.
From Elisabeth:
Awards nominations were submitted by readers, and after nominations were announced, awards were voted for by readers. As a result, all nominations had to be accessible to all readers. Flocked works and NC-17 works on sites that required user registration to access adult fic were ineligible as a result.Attention Authors, post signed by pfeifferpack at Elysian Fields on August 11, 2015
==Categories==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Awards
Category:2004 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Category:2010s Awards
The Sunnydale Slayers (mailing list)

You may be looking for the zine series, The Sunnydale Slayers (zine).
The Sunnydale Slayers was a mailing list of Buffy fans. 
In addition to the mailing list, list members also wrote and had published several print fanzines and their dedicated website also hosted a fan fiction archive, along with filk, round robins and fiction challenges. It offered episode reviews and sound clips from the show. Mailing list membership was capped and new members had to be sponsored.
This mailing list was associated with the Forever Knight group, NatPack.
==Zines Published==
* The Sunnydale Slayers (1998-2000)
==From the Website FAQ==
One of the group's activities was to create lengthy "quote lists." Again from the FAQ: 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Category:2000s
The Super-Fans Of Detroit: Become Human Hate Most Of The Game

The Super-Fans Of Detroit: Become Human Hate Most Of The Game examines the fandom around the video game Detroit: Become Human. The reflects on weaknesses and strengths in the source material, with the strength being the story of Connor and his relationship with Hank Anderson.
==Topics==
* David Cage and Detroit: Become Human's political commentary
* The Connor storyline in DBH
* Connor/Hank Anderson
* Affirmational Fandom and Transformational Fandom
==Excerpts==
==Reception==
==References==
Category:2018 News Media
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Detroit: Become Human
The Superman & Wonder Woman Fan Archive

The Superman & Wonder Woman Fan Archive was a fansite and fanfiction archive in DC Comics fandom, focused on the pairing of Clark Kent/Diana Prince, also known as Superman/Wonder Woman. It contained 1683 stories and 4 poems by 64 contributing authors. The site was active in the late 2000s and early 2010s and appears to go defunct after 2015.
Category:Comics Archives
Category:Superman
Category:Wonder Woman
Category:Het Archives
Category:DC Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Supernatural Collection For Gayle

The Supernatural Collection For Gayle was a private printing of Supernatural fanfiction for Gayle F who lacked internet access at the time and who was hoping to read more fanfiction. Only 2 copies were printed. It was 6x9 sized, perfect bound and had 465 pages. Color cover and layout by Morgan Dawn.
Contents
* The Firefly That Loved Metallica by fleshflutter 
* The Worlds a Small Child in the Dark by stele3
* The Epic Love Story of Sam and Dean by stele3
* Unititled by stele3
* all i wanna do is make a mess out of you by blue soaring
* It Doesn’t Mean You Can Explain The Ocean by rageprufrock
* Unasked by astolat
* Road To Shambala by astolat
* Under Hill by astolat
* Old Country by astolat
Transmutation Universe
* Transmutation by mona1347
* This Is How We Do It by poisontaster
* If I Could Be Selfish Enough by poisontaster
* A Day Like Today by poisontaster
* If Love Is Our Defense by poisontaster
* close your eyes and make a wish by poisontaster
* I Want To Touch You by poisontaster
* A Strange Inversion by mona1347
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2008 Zines
The Superstition Raids

The Superstition Raids is a 54-page gen anthology. The cover and interior art is by CHL Wessel. 
It was the winner of 1998 FanQ award.
==Description==
From the distributor, "Three stories with a bit of the spooky about them take the Rats into situations even Sgt. Troy’s nimble mind may not be able to extricate them from... Perfect for reading aloud at 2AM at a convention."
==Contents==
* Questions by Linda Knights ("In a dream, Troy finds himself joining Dietrich for a beer as they face the "answers" of a seer.") (1)
* The Mummy’s Curse Raid by Chari L. Wessel ("Moffit takes advantage of a 3-day pass to prove a theory about a pharoah's tomb, with the help of one of his new "colonial" teammates.") (5)
* The Halloween Raid by Linda Knights ("The Rats take refuge from a sandstorm in an abandoned villa, but soon find they're not alone after all.") (33)
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:1997 Zines