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Cousinjean and Profit Wank

In 2005, cousinjean proposed to fans that they give her money so she could take a year off of work and finish a long Spike/Buffy WIP called Dancing Lessons.
==Some Recaps==
A summary from a fan in 2006:
A summary from a fan in 2018:
== First Post by cousinjean==
== Second Post by cousinjean==
==A Later Post by cousinjean==
==The Goodbye Post==
Long deleted.
An excerpt: 
An excerpt: 
==Fan Comments/Meta==
* ; archive link page 2; archive link page 3; archive link page 4 by the brat queen (August 10, 2005) 
* by flambeau (August 10, 2005) 
* For every 50$ donated to the 'keep Amy off the streets so she doesn't have to take that second job as a crackwhore' fund, I will not write a really bad Xander/Spike story.; archive link by mpoetess (August 10, 2005) 
* So here's my proposal: if every reader who has watched and enjoyed my vids over the years will join my army of henchpeople for as long as they would expect world domination to take, then I will be able to fulfil my childhood dream of ruthless empiricalism and bald cats.; archive link by tzikeh (August 10, 2005) 
* by apocalypsos (August 10, 2005) 
* by dexfarkin (August 10, 2005) 
* by sidewinder (August 10, 2005) 
* Untitled post on Cousin Jean's proposal: "She's taking advantage of fandom's communal history of caring, and I think that's abusive" by cesperanza (August 10, 2005) 
* Can't we just buy you an iPod by embitca at Fandom Wank (August 10, 2005) 
* by wolfling (August 11, 2005)
* by nihilistic-kid (August 11, 2005) 
* For love or money. re: the "pay me for my WIP" wank by synidi-64 (August 11, 2005)
* Fandom and Money (essay), posted by nnaylime at Fanthropology (August 11, 2005)
* You know, I really, really didn't want to talk about the cousinjean thing, by salieri ( "And yes, indeed, on the fact that fandom does police itself, but there's a limit to how effective such policing can be, and frankly that not all such policing is even right to do. (I'm reminded of the dogpile on cousinjean some years back, when she asked for financial contributions to fund her finishing some fannish WIPs. Wrong, yeah, violating community norms, yeah, but did she really deserve that kind of vilification in public? Probably not.") (August 11, 2005)
* by azdak (August 12, 2005)
 
* by Luna (April 12, 2011)
==References==
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:Scandals
Category:2005 Events
Cousins' List Page

The Cousins' List Page was a faction website associated with one of the Cousins' mailing lists (cousins@majordomo.net), which was originally set up for War 9. 
==Site Contents==
The website included the following:
* Information about the mailing list and website
* Fiction archive
* Section on Nigel Bennett (the actor who played LaCroix)
* Section on the General's Secret Service (GSS)
* Sound capture library
The site was ambitious in scope. The fiction archive, in particular, was set up to contain a significant number of stories, organized by title and author. A screen capture archive was also planned. However, the actuality was another matter: very few stories were ever actually included, updates were few, and the site lasted only a few years. 
==Fan Fiction==
Fan fiction archived on the Cousins' List Page includes the following:
* "In His Image" by Ithildin
* "Rift Riders" (a multi-part GSS story)
==Site History==
The Cousins' List Page was originally at http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6339/cousins/, mirrored at http://www.geocities.com/~sellersjr/cousins/. The Wayback Machine archives both the original and mirror sites. The copy of the mirror site is better, since more of its contents got saved: more graphics; and, in particular, more of the war posts and more sections of the GSS story.
Category:Forever Knight WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Cousins, Totally Cousins

"Cousins, totally cousins" is a fannish mockery of Hollywood's attempts to bowdlerize homoerotic subtext or text by claiming it is a familial relationship instead. The original example is the movie Troy, in which Achilles and Patroclus are portrayed as being cousins, despite general consensus of the Iliad's critics being that they were shield mates, Ancient Greek same-sex partners. 
Cleolinda's review, Troy in Fifteen Minutes, introduced the phrase: 
An infamous example comes from Sailor Moon fandom, where the dub of the third season tried to pass off canon lesbian couple Haruka and Michiru as cousins without removing any of the visual cues such as held gazes and hand-touching.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHzjXrEiQqQ This became a running joke among fans.
The phrase has also been altered to other familial relationships between characters that fans find homoerotic, such as "Brothers, totally brothers"http://futuresoon.livejournal.com/46349.html regarding Wincest in Supernatural and Petrellicest in Heroes. The original phrase has also made appearances in fandom spacesSee the footnote 16 in their post by Marna Nightingale (commodorified) wrote at: for Shakespeare's Histories, where pretty much everybody's homoerotic cousins.
== References ==
Category:Troy
Cousins Tony and Sharon

Cousins Tony and Sharon is a tag used to indicate that Tony Stark and Sharon Carter are cousins.
Stories with this tag often portray Peggy Carter as Tony and Sharon's Godmother, or Maria Stark and Peggy Carter as siblings. This trope is most common in the Marvel Cinematic Universe fandom, as compared to other Marvel media. 
Within this trope, Tony Stark and Sharon Carter are often depicted mourning together and consoling each other after the death of their Aunt Peggy. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Fiction===
*"Aunt Peg" by GNM_dreaming_girl
*"The Ballad of Sharon and Tony" by ColorWithMarker - one of the earliest known examples of Sharon and Tony being depicted as "cousins"
*Carter Cousin Chronicles, a ~125k word series by Riverlander974
*"Girl Scout Cookies" by agentx13 (rebelle_elle)
*"hold my hand (it's all okay)" by leet19
*"we'll be just fine" by sharoncarters - AO3//FFN
*"You're Practically My Brother" by rebelmeg
==Links & Resources==
*Cousins Tony and Sharon tag at Archive of Our Own (not filterable)
*Sharon Carter & Tony Stark tag at Archive of Our Own
*cousins-tony-and-sharon tag at Tumblr
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:Gen Relationships
Couver Con

Couver Con was a multimedia con with a large focus of The Sentinel.
==1998==
Couver Con was held Oct. 23-25, 1998, in Vancouver, BC.
There is an old flyer here and guests here. Also see events.
A fan's videotape of the event is MegaRed's Sentinel Con 98 Footage.
===1998: Con Reports===
==1999==
==References==
 
Category:Conventions
Category:Sentinel Conventions
Category:1998 Conventions
Category:1999 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Canada
Covenant

* The Covenant, a 2006 film
*Covenant, a Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine
* Covenant, a Sherlock Holmes zine
*The Covenant, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Covenant, a K/S story by T'Hera
* Covenant, a K/S story by Brigit Whelan
* The Covenant, a K/S story by Elizabeth Scott
Covenant (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

Covenant is a 350-page gen Kung Fu: The Legend Continues anthology.
The art is by Heather Bruton, Jeanne McClure, Barbara Eickhoff, and TACS. The "Snappies" "Snappies" may be a word for telepix, or perhaps an early manip. are by Tiffany Childs.
==From the Editorial==
By Carol Frisbie: 
==Contents==
From the zine: "The following stories — with one necessary exception — are placed in rough chronological/seasonal order to aid in character and event continuity. It is suggested that you read them in the order provided."
* Daywatch by Diana King ("Peter and Pop are reunited, but Tan is not finished with the two of them...and Blaisdell has an injured son to protect.") (1)
* Nighwatch by Diana Kind, continuation of the first story (8)
* A World Apart by Laureen Peltier ("Both Caine and Peter have secrets that separate them.") (32)
* Innocence Lost by Jeanne DeVore ("A clash of perspectives, and perhaps neither Pop nor Peter can save the life of a true innocent.") (41)
* Hope Chest by Mary Lowe ("Peter makes a journey with his father, and finds hope in a strange place.") (60)
* Jasmine by Brenda Mick ("Both Caine and Peter are injured, and the past returns to haunt them.") (69)
* Damage Control by Karen Miller ("Blaisdell has a mission -- to save his son from both of his fathers.") (93)
* Shattered Peace by Ann Raymont ("The tables are turned, and this time Caine feels the pain of abandonment and loss.") (102)
* Sea Change by Ann E. Byassee (130)
* The Way Home by Laureen Peltier (181)
* Strong at the Broken Places by Jan Lindner (223)
* Spider's Sting by Diana King (228)
* Off Target by Diana King (233)
* Connection by Jeanne McClure ("Caine’s thoughts after the events in the episode 'Dark Visions.'") (293)
* All the King's Horses by Mary G.T. Webber (297)
 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:covenanttlc-1.jpg|Jeanne McClure
Image:covenanttlc-2.jpg|TACS
Image:covenanttlc-3.jpg|a "snappie" by Tiffany Childs
Image:covenanttlc-4.jpg|TACS
Image:covenanttlc-5.jpg|Barbara Eickhoff
Image:covenanttlc-6.jpg|Jeanne McClure
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Covenant (Sherlock Holmes zine)

Covenant is a slash (Holmes/Watson, Mycroft/Carruthers) Sherlock Holmes (RDJ movie-verse) novel by Ingrid Matthews and L.A. Adolf. It is digest sized, 248 pages, and has a cover and interior art by L.A. Adolf.
This novel was written for a prompt posted on a closed membership LiveJournal community. It is a sequel to the movie "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows."
Summary from the publisher: "Sherlock Holmes is back in London, three years after his presumed death at the Reichenbach Peace Conference. After Moran is summarily dispatched, Holmes is left to face a deliriously happy Watson who is now as desperately in love with Holmes as Holmes once was with him. The three years of Sherlock's absence have changed the detective, however: injury, illness and privation having burned what had seemed a hopeless infatuation out of his heart and soul; the tables have turned and Holmes is now the one holding Watson at arm's length. Now that they are both free and reunited - is there any hope of a happily ever after?"
==Sample Art==
Interior art by L.A. Adolf:
File:Bowed_head_Watson_final_signed_smaller.JPG|Watson
File:MycroftHolmes_final_signed.JPG|Mycroft
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:2012 Zines
Covenant (Star Trek: TOS story by Brigit Whelan)

Covenant is a K/S story by Brigit Whelan in the zine Within the Mirror #15. The art is by Suzan Lovett.
==Summary==
"Unsure of Spockʼs loyalty, Kirk comes up with a plan that will guarantee that Spock will stay with him always."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Covenant (Star Trek: TOS story by T'Hera)

Covenant is a Kirk/Spock story by T'Hera. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #5.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is called away by a mysterious scientist who had a part in his birth process and finds a brother he didnʼt know he had."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Coventry

Coventry was a column by Rusty Hevelin that appeared in Fantascience Digest #14. It was supposed to be a recurring column, but Fantascience Digest ended after that issue. The first and only essay was about fan response to the first three Worldcons. In a September 1941 con report on Denvention, Hevelin had reported "considerable ill-feeling" after Los Angeles was chosen as the next site, and Coventry expanded on his point.Rusty Hevelin writing as Rustebar: The Third Convention. Fantasite #5 pp.13-15 (Sept. 1941): "With an earnest plea, and without promising anything but a good convention, Walt Daugherty then copped a 2/3 majority vote to hold the convention in Los Angeles. Even with this majority, the decision aroused considerable ill-feeling among some who wanted the coonto [sic] in the East again. However, it's LA in '42, and let's all be there. When the heat of wrath died down, Daugherty once again took the rostrum..."
Ultimately, the 1942 Worldcon had to be delayed until 1946 because of World War II.
== Excerpt ==
== References ==
Category:1941 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Cover Art

Cover art is a term that describes a wide variety of fanart and graphics, usually created either for other fanworks or for non-fannish published works. Sometimes fans even create cover art for fan- or pro-works that don't actually exist. The general, nonfannish definition of cover art is somewhat narrower: "the illustration or photograph on the outside of a published product such as a book (often on a dust jacket), magazine, comic book, video game (box art), DVD, CD, videotape, or music album."Cover art entry on Wikipedia. (Accessed 4 July 2012)
Fans can make cover art for both print and digital fanworks, including fanworks that don't have "covers," such as
* covers for albums of filk or other audio collections 
* covers for fanmixes and other digital audio
* podfic covers for podbooks
* zine covers for print zines
* fanfic covers for online stories
The cover artist may or may not have also created the fanwork that the cover art was intended for.
==Cover Art for Professional Works==
*Fannish Bookcovers
*more
==Album Covers==
==Zine Covers==
==Fanfic Covers==
Although fans do create cover art for zines that consist of a single story or novel, they can also create digital "cover art" for stories that were born digital. 
==Podfic Covers==
Podfic is often played on mp3 players, which can display album art if an image is attached to the audio files. Thus, fans make cover art for podfic, especially for the podbook (m4b) format. Many podficcers create their own cover art, but often another fan may provide the art.
==External Links and Further Reading==
*cover art on the Archive of Our Own
* fans discuss creating e-reader covers for Pros zine and online fic (2014), see 
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Cover Them Up, Slut

"Cover Them Up, Slut" is a redraw art meme generally composed of a selfie-style image of a shirtless male character with defined pectoral muscles and a caption consisting of the titular instruction presented in the style of a social media comment. The meme is based on a 2022 video in which fitness TikToker @majorpectoralis reacted to receiving this message.
==Gallery==
File:Inosuke Meme by MikiLuque.jpg|Demon Slayer ‎version by MikiLuque featuring Inosuke.
File:Odin Meme by TorpedoPickle.png|Final Fantasy XIV version by TorpedoPickle featuring Odin.
File:Madness Combat Meme.png|Madness Combat version by ‎arthurartart featuring White Hank.
File:Nights Into Dreams Meme by ButtButtTheNobelButt.jpg|NiGHTs version by ButtButtTheNobelButt ‎featuring Reala.
==Resources & Links==
*Cover Them Up, Slut on Know Your Meme
Category:Memes
Category:2022 Memes
Category:Art Memes
Cover Up

Cover Up is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #31.
==Summary==
"Kirk is on a stakeout with a fellow captain for a Romulan spy when the man tries to seduce him-something he had tried years before without success."
==Was a Plagiarzation of "Breaking Cover"==
In early 1992, it was revealed that the ironically titled "Cover Up" was plagiarized from a Pros story by Ellis Ward called Breaking Cover.
Wells had copied the exact plot and, in fact, had lifted entire paragraphs from Ward's story.
See much more at Plagiarism: "Breaking Cover" and "Cover Up".
==Reactions and Reviews to the Fiction Itself==
===1992===
===1993===
===2000===
==References==
 
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Cover of Night

Cover of Night is a K/S story by Killashandra.
It was published in the print zine Amazing Grace and was the winner of a 1998 Philon Award.
==Summary==
"A/U: After the fal tor pan, Kirk relives memories of his destructive and secret love affair with Spock as he waits for the Vulcan to remember him, hoping for redemption and a second chance to make things right. "During their Vulcan sojourn, while waiting for The USS Bounty to be made spaceworthy, Kirk as a night visitor who is merely a shadow of his former self."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1998===
===1999===
{{Quotation2|
Wow, this is heady stuff. It took my breath away, especially because Kirk is doing the telling, which makes it all the more intense. You're literally drawn into his his psyche, into his way of thinking, into his way of being, into Kirk and it is addictive.
But I'm left in the middle of it. Will they be able to remain together? Won't the same situation that had Spock transfer be forced upon them again? What are they going to do? Though, as I said, it's breathtaking. It left me with too many questions. This is an unfinished story. from The K/S Press #35 ]]
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==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Covered Wagon

Covered Wagon is a Kirk/Spock story by K.S. T'Lan. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #11.
 
==Summary==
"A/U While visiting Earth, Spock is taken as a slave, but is bought by the young human Kirk for companionship."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1985===
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Covert Action

Covert Action is a K/S slash Star Trek: TOS novel by Alexis Fegan Black. It was published by Pon Farr Press in 1993 and has 130 pages. 
It contains no interior illustrations. 
==Summaries==
==Excerpt==
==Fanart Inspired by Covert Action==
In April 2010 jou posted a fanart illustration for this novel, Sybilline Verses, or the Mirror of Fate.archive link. In August 2010, the art went briefly offline.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
 
===1994=== 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Covert Operations (Garrison's Gorillas zine)

Covert Operations is a 105-page slash Garrison's Gorillas anthology. 
"Celebrating the exploits of Craig Garrison and his team."
==Contents==
* The Dream by A. Virdon (4)
* Retribution by A. Virdon (11)
* A Lesson Learned by Matilda Willard ("Chief's retaliation to Garrison's foolishly risking his life. "I wonder, is it the danger or the fear you like best? I think it's both." In one quick motion, Chief pulled the torn tee-shirt away from Garrison's chest and slipped the knife into the material, slashing it open. "We'll see who gets you first... me or the Germans.") (25)
* Photo Gallery (36)
* The Loneliest Night of All by J. Marshall (Garrison's first Christmas since forming "Garrison's Gorillas." "It was Christmas Eve and what was he doing? Spending it alone. Again. The same way he'd spent it for the last several years. But somehow, this year seemed more lonely... because he'd hoped that perhaps one... just one of the cons would have helped to spend the holidays with him. Especially one of them.") (38)
* The Comfort of a Friend by A. Virdon and Sandy Craig ("Garrison, confused by his new-found feelings, turns to Actor. 'Numbly,' Garrison nodded. 'I know. But this... this is something I don't even understand myself.' He licked his lips, teeth catching the lower one in consternation. 'I don't know...' His whisper was hoarse and ragged and tugged at Actor's heart. 'Please, let us help,' the Italian urged. 'Let at least one of us help you through this.'") (44)
* Moon Shadow by Lee Giorgios ("Garrison takes a first step forward resolving his feelings for Chief. -Funny, Garrison thought, he could spend hours with Chief and never say a single word. And the silence was complete Complete and very comfortable If he went to Chief's room now, would he be invited in? Would he be asked to stay? he was sure he was right... but not sure enough.") (72)
* An Epilogue to "War Diamonds" by A. Virdon (92)
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Covert Operations (Sentinel story)

Covert Operations is a Jim/Blair story by Rogue. 
It was published in The Alternate Sentinel and is online.
==Summary==
Trying to work his way through college, young Blair signs up for the military and gets sent as the translator on a fateful mission with a certain covert ops team.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Covington Cross

Covington Cross is a British/American television series.
==Canon==
The series follows the daily intrigues of Sir Thomas Grey, a widower, and his sons and daughter.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Zines===
* Sword
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Covington Cross works at FFN
* Covington Cross works at AO3
==References==
Category:Covington Cross
Cow Tales & Udder Atrocities

Cow Tales & Udder Atrocities is a slash 59-page Professionals con zine. It was assembled at De-Udder-Con in November 1986.
The front cover is by TACS.
==Sister Zines==
* Rat Tales (1986)
* Cow Tales & Udder Atrocities (November 1986)
* Cocktales (November 1987)
* Pig Tails & Other Swill (September 1988)
==Contents==
* Cow Tales by Fanny Adams (as Aramooska Carrington) (1)
* Forbidden Flesh: A Review by I.M. Right and U.R. Wrong (8)
*Ode to Menace, poem by Shark (9) 
* The Answer to An Age Old Question, cartoon by Karen Eaton (10)
*Truthsaying, poem by D.J. Trentman (11)
*Response to Truth, poem by Karol/Carol (12) 
* Requiem for a Fugitive by Lois Welling as Lucky Welling (13)
*The Purple Cow Revue, poem by Carolyn Wells (19)
* George Cowley: The Official Story by Killer (20)
* George Cowley: The Unofficial Story by Killer (21)
* Practice Makes Perfect, fiction by Rabbit (22)
* limerick by Meg Lewtan (36)
*Never Thought to Find, poem by Siame (37)
*Cartoon by Spurlock (38)
* A Gift of Love, fiction by Shadowfax (39)
*Newspaper Reviews, clippings (Elvis & (Deathtrap) (44)
* Word Find Puzzles by TACS (46)
* Born to the Endless Night, fiction by Leona Sheerin (47)
*four limericks by Meg Lewtan (58)
*The First Annual Golden Cow Awards (59)
*Cowley portrait by TACS (59)
*miscellaneous reprints of sexual threesome cartoons (not Pros) by Joe Seidita
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Cowboy

Cowboy is an Angel fanvid by sisabet. At the time it was made, it was one of the rare vids that used rap music. The vid appears frequently on fannish rec lists. It can also be found on The WOAD Society/The Long and Winding WOAD Disk 1 DVD.
Vidder's summary: "Ridin' at night 'cause I sleep all day. The deep proclamation made by this vid? Angel is hot. And a pimp. That is pretty much it."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"One of those vidders who for me, captures Angel so well." ~ feedback at buffyversetop5 LJ community.
*"My favourite moment from any vid, ever, is the line "remorse for the sheriff" in Sisabet's 'Cowboy', with the clip of Wesley hammering the coffin. I'm not sure why, except that the timing on that is just amazing, but I love that." ~ feedback in a fan's LJ.
*"This is a very pretty, very clever look at Angel. If Angel were a slut. Which he is. Technical brilliance, great clips, the perfect melding of clips to song- all of it combines to produce one of my favorite videos. Plot? We don’t need no stinking plot!" ~ feedback at MediaCow.net.
*"This classic Angel vid defies expectations in every way. It takes a certain cracked view to take an inane Kid Rock song about, well, pimping and make it work for a crime-fighting vampire with a soul, but sisabet does just that. She takes lyrics which might have been intended to have another meaning and lines them up with footage in such a way that twists them into having a whole new Angel-based interpretation. sisabet also finds comedy in unexpected places." ~ feedback at a fan's LJ.
Category:Angel the Series Vids
Cowley's Irregulars

Cowley's Irregulars is a gen Professionals story by Gil Hale.
It was published in Priority A-3 #2 and is online.
Author's summary: "Set in an alternative timeline: Bodie and Doyle fight corruption in a very different London."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2002===
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===2012===
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎