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Soular Energy

Soular Energy was a David Soul fan club in England in the early to mid-1980s.
It was replaced by Soul Mates: 
==A Possible Newsletter==
There are a handful of memtions of a David Soul Newsletter. Perhaps it was through this club?
From APB #10 (May 1982): 
==References==
Category:1980s
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Clubs
Soulbound (YOI zine)

Soulbound, also known as the YOI Soulmate Zine, is a zine featuring fanwork of multiple ships from Yuri on Ice‎.
== About ==
Soulband was a non-profit zine, with all proceeds donated to Heart to Heart InternationalFrom their FAQ: "Our zine is a charity zine. Profits will be donated to Heart to Heart International.". They raised $2869.12.
Preorders opened June 2018. Merch included a stickers, bookmarks, art prints, and charms.
==Creators==
On April 30, 2018, the list of participants and other collaborators was posted on zine's Tumblr.
===Mods===
* Eve: Tumblr @evedelightsinapples, AO3 @shadowofeve
* Lou: @louciferish
* Cici: @quietlyobscure
* Morgen: @morgen-huoreart
* Athra: @getawaymachine
* James: @imthelobster
* Helena: @bracari
===Participants===
Guest Artists: Crimson-Chains @crimson-chains |•| Heilariart @heilariart |•| Iruutciv @iruutciv |•| Morgen @morgen-huoreart |•| Naeart @nae812 |•| Shino @rainlikestars
Guest Writers: Copperwings @worldofcopperwings |•| Lucy Camui @lucycamui |•| Maydei @maydei
Accepted Artists: Adascribbles @adascrbbles |•| Alli @nikiforoov |•| Ammonium @ammoniium |•| Carymono @victuuri_islife |•| Clae @maclaeroni |•| Dyeingdoll @dyeingdoll |•| Electricorn @electricorn |•| Happyfluids @happyfluids |•| Ghostly @ghostlybl |•| Hisao @hisao-san |•| Homra kid @homra-kid |•| Kao @saskervilles |•| Minallys @minallysshittyart |•| Morrindah @somethingyoirelated |•| Nova @novanoah |•| Pine @pinytree |•| Remi @rmkrsw |•| Si3art @si3art |•| Simona Artista @simona-artista-artblog |•| Skitschell @skitschell |•| Sleepyfortress @sleepyfortress |•| Spelonberry @spelon-berry |•| Taiga @odinbytiye |•| Yuuya @nakutan |•| Zara Zukinee @zarazukinee
Accepted Merch Artists: Homra Kid @homra-kid |•| Nopedia @nopedia47
Accepted Guest Writers: Adelth @adelth |•| Aurum Auri @aurum-auri |•| Japansace @japansace |•| Lilithiumwords @amberstarfight |•| Lily Winterwood @omgkatsudonplease |•| Meri @miss-meri |•| Nyerus @nyerus |•| Orchids @orchids-and-fictional-cities
Promotional Contributors: Helena @bracari |•| Eve @evedelightsinapples |•| Lou @louciferish
==References==
Category:Charity Zines 
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Soulmate (disambiguation)

* Soulmates, concept that two characters are fated to be together.
* Soulbond, the concept of a mystical bond (telepathic, soul, magic, etc.)
* Soulmates, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Soulmates: Music of the Heart, a Beauty and the Beast anthology of stories by Patricia Anne Kehoe
* Soulmates (community), a now defunct community by Nic
* Soulmates, a Quantum Leap zine by Astrid Bootes
* Soulmate/Bondmate, a K/S fanfic
* Soulmates - A Neverending Dream, a Beauty and the Beast anthology zine published by C.A.B.B.
* Soul Mates, a 1980s David Soul fan club
Soulmates (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Soulmates is a K/S anthology. . It required an age statement to purchase. 
==Issue 1==
Soulmates 1 was published in 1999. It contains two stories.
* The Assessment by Elizabeth Donnelly
* The Time Between by Kuan-Yin
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Soulmates 2 was published in 2001 and contains 88 page. It consists one story. 
* Dracus 2 by T'mai & Kuan-Yin
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Souls of Discretion

Souls of Discretion is a Blake/Avon Blake's 7 story by Calico, the prequel to Calico's Avon/Tarrant story Snatch.
It was posted on the author's fanfiction website Calico's Lair.
==Summary==
Avon objects to Blake's PR system. Prequel to Snatch. (author's summary from Calico's Lair)
The belated prequel to Snatch, set four years previously.
This is Blake's 7, people. Meaning subtext. And this is slash. Meaning subtext exploded.
A lot of people helped with this, but it's been a long time in the running so I'm gonna have to fall back on the old you-know-who-you-are song. (author's summary from Liberated)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Sound of Heartbeats

Sound of Heartbeats is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Mary Suskind Lansing. 
 
It was published in Nome #8. 
==Summary==
"A/U. On his deathbed, Kirk finally confesses to Spock of his love for him."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Sound of Music (Transformers doujinshi)

Sound of Music (サウンド　オブ　ミュジック) is a yaoi Blaster x Soundwave Transformers doujinshi by ElectricalSiren.
 
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Category:Transformers
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Sound of the Flute

Sound of the Flute is a gen 218-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues anthology. 
It was published by Deb Walsh and includes fiction by Margaret Newman, Carole Stiles, Sharon Boyes, Deb Walsh, Jeanne DeVore, Carolyn Cooper, Ann Raymont, and Merle Micklin, poetry by Barbara Staton, art by Sharon Palmer and Deb Walsh.
==From the Editorial==
Excerpted:
==Contents==
* Notes in the Key of Caine, editorial (2)
* Laura by Margaret Newman (vignette: memories of Laura and infant Peter haunt Kwai Chang Caine in the present.) (3)
* Investment Returns by Carole Stiles (vignette: the return of Kwai Chang Caine leaves Paul Blaisdell feeling displaced, until the past repays the present.) (5)
* Taiji by Sharon Boyes (vignette: During his wanderings, Kwai Chang Caine helps a stranger come to terms with life.) (9)
* Song of the Heart by Deb Walsh (novella: assigned to protect Tyler Smith from the attentions of a murderous stalker, Peter Caine must make some adjustments in his personal life as he tracks a killer.) (13)
* The Promise by Jeanne DeVore (vignette: Paul Blaisdell exacts a promise Kwai Chang Caine and discovers a friend in the process.) (70)
* Quicksilver, poem by Barbara Staton (72)
* Echoes of the Past, poem by Deb Walsh (73)
* Brothers in Arms by Deb Walsh (When Paul Blaisdell is taken prisoner by old enemies, Peter Caine finds himself with an unlikely new partner as a new Dragonswing is formed.) (77)
* Broken Bridges, Shattered Dream, poem by Barbara Staton (131)
* Without a Father by Carolyn Cooper (vignette: Peter Caine finds himself facing a future of uncertain emptiness.) (132)
* Honeymoon Blues by Ann Raymont (short story: Donny Double D and Lulua are about to get married, but where is the groom?) (135)
* Sole Surviving Son by Jeanne DeVore (alternate timeline novel: The death of Paul Blaisdell brings the Blaisdell and Caine families closer together , but the strain of holding them together may be too much for Peter to bear.) (141)
* Empty Glass by Merle Micklin (alternate timeline vignette: Detective Kermit Griffin takes on a special assignment for Annie Blaisdell, and finds his world torn apart.) (211)
* Elegy by Deb Walsh (alternate timeline vignette: Peter Caine searches peace in an unlikely place.) (215)
* You are Receiving this Zine Because(218)
 
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Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Sounds of Silence (Star Trek: TOS story by Marcella Belton)

'You may be looking for the K/S story by Anne Elliot called The Sound of Silence.
Sounds of Silence is a Kirk/Spock story by Marcella Belton. It has a sequel called Before You Can Reach for the Stars.
It was published in the print zine Consort #1.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is captured and raped repeatedly over a long period of time."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1988===
 
===1997===
===2007===
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Sounds of a Distant World

Sounds of a Distant World is a het Star Trek: TNG 122-page novel by Rosalie Blazej. It is also in Trichord.
There may be two editions of this zine, see different covers below. 
==Summary==
==From the Publisher's Flyer==
Image:soundsofadistantworld.jpg|BEKi
Image:soundsdistant2.jpg|another version of the cover, BEKi 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1992 Zines
SoupFiction.net

SoupFiction.net was an early 2000s multifandom fic archive that ran on eFiction software. 
As of September 2004, the archive had 8023 stories by 2473 authors with 32388 reviews and 4801 members. The archive had the following categories: Anime, Books, Celebrity, Comedy, Games, Lists, Misc, Movies, Music, Original, Poetry, TV Shows.Categories, archived copy, August 2004.
From the About Us page:
In September 2004, the website went down. The archivist initially had a post explaining that the archive would be back up soon, but the website never reappeared:
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2000s
Category:EFiction
Source Filmmaker

Source Filmmaker, or SFM, is 3D animation software developed by Valve and released as an open beta in 2012. The program had been used by Valve to produce promotional material for their games, including the "Meet the Team" videos for Team Fortress 2. Fans have used SFM to produce countless animated shorts over the years. 
The program is similar to Garry's Mod, a 3D sandbox game that is also used to make videos for Valve's video games and other media. 
==Types of SFM Fanworks==
Source Filmmaker is primarily meant as an animation tool. As such, the most high-profile works produced using it are animations. The program can also be used to pose models for still images such as posters; sites such as DeviantArt and Tumblr contain high quantities of SFM-produced images in certain fandoms. 
While SFM was intended to be used for fan films using Valve's settings and characters, it has been adopted by animators and artists of many other fandoms; Overwatch is just one example of a non-Valve fandom that is home to many SFM shorts. 
==Notable Fanworks Made with SFM==
===Overwatch===
* Inner Peace: a dramatic short film. 
===Team Fortress 2===
* Emesis Blue: a psychological horror film. Possibly the first feature-length film made using SFM. 
* Requiem for a Pizza: a duology of absurdist comedy shorts.
Category:Valve
Sousaku

Sousaku (創作) literally means "creation" in Japanese. In the context of doujinshi, sousaku is used to indicate works that have wholly "original" content rather than fannish content based on an existing work. Sousaku doujinshi are also referred to as "orijinaru" (オリジナル), from the English "original". Sousaku is sometimes contrasted with works that are "nijisousaku" (二次創作), literally "secondary creation", meaning derivative/fannish works.U! (うっ！). 2000. “Orijinaru/sousaku (オリジナル/ 創作).” Doujinyougo No Kisochishiki (同人用語の基礎知識). http://www.paradisearmy.com/doujin/pasok_haichi.htm.
Subgenres of sousaku include JUNE (m/m fiction, comparable to original slash), shoujo, shounen, bungei, and others. Most sousaku doujinshi are manga, but like with doujinshi in general, there are also works in other formats such as shousetsu (written fanfiction).
Like some non-Japanese fan communities,See the page on original fiction. Japanese-language doujin fandoms generally treat sousaku as one out of many genres of doujinshi and do not make a strict separation between sousaku and fannish content. Creators of sousaku works take part in many conventions that also feature fannish doujin works, for example Comiket. During the first years of Comiket's history, most doujinshi sold at the convention were reportedly sousaku, with fannish doujinshi overtaking them only in the 1980s.Yoshihiro Yoshihiro (米沢嘉博), ed. 2001. Manga to Chosakuken: Parodi to Inyo to Dojinshi to (漫画と著作権：パロディと引用と同人誌と). Tokyo: Comiket (コミケット). p7. Today there are also conventions dedicated to sousaku works, such as the large COMITIA.
The lines between fannish and sousaku doujinshi and circles are sometimes difficult to draw. Many fans who make sousaku also make fannish works, professional mangaka sometimes publish doujinshi of their own original characters,A famous example is mangaka Minami Ozaki, creator of Zetsuai 1989 and BRONZE, who made many doujinshi
 about her manga's characters - often so she could write the kind of explicit scenes that weren't permitted in the manga magazine where her original work was serialized. However, she had first based those characters on two characters from the manga Captain Tsubasa, which she drew doujinshi for before she started working on Zetsuai 1989 and BRONZE. and so on.U! (うっ！). 2000. “Orijinaru/sousaku (オリジナル/ 創作).” Doujinyougo No Kisochishiki (同人用語の基礎知識). http://www.paradisearmy.com/doujin/pasok_haichi.htm.
==References==
Category:Doujinshi Glossary
South Australia Doctor Who Fan Club

The South Australia Doctor Who Fan Club is a Doctor Who and general science fiction fan club in Australia. 
==Publications==
*Chameleon Factor
*Noodle Warriors
*SFSA
*Wall of Lies
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Category:1980 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
South Downs Cottage

The South Downs Cottage is a trope in Good Omens fandom, in which Aziraphale and Crowley share a cottage together. The trope came to be in 2005 when Neil Gaiman mentioned in a blog post that him and Terry Pratchett had dinner together, and decided that their characters were in the South Downs.. A few weeks later a fan at a con asked Gaiman what Aziraphale and Crowley were doing in the South Downs, and the author responded "Well, what they’re doing on the South Downs is sharing a cottage". 
The fans took the concept and ran with it. Many fanworks take place in the South Downs Cottage, almost always post-canon, usually where Aziraphale and Crowley retire there together. Although there are also some stories where the cottage is merely a holiday home, a place for them to get away together. This setting is often perfect for Domestic or Curtainfic.
==Origin==
In September 2005, while attending two separate live-readings with each author, irisbleufic asked them both the same question about what exactly Aziraphale and Crowley were doing in the South Downs, and Gaiman replied that they would be “sharing a cottage”.This is why 2005, like 1990, means the world to us, a retrospective Tumblr post by irisbleufic. (2013) Thus irisbleufic brought the South Downs Cottage to GO fanfic writers and was also one of the first authors to use this setting in fanfiction. In 2005, they wrote A Better Place (original post currently flocked), a fic that would ultimately become the first chapter of a sprawling epic, Crown of Thorns [The Walls, the Wainscot, and the Mouse] 'Verse.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Crown of Thorns [The Walls, the Wainscot, and the Mouse] 'Verse by irisbleufic. Also collaboratively podficed as Crown of Thorns Pod'rama
=== Zines ===
* It Began in a Garden
==Resources==
*South Downs Cottage tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Good Omens Tropes & Genres
South of Heaven

South of Heaven is an 81-page slash crossover vampire Kiefer/Lou novel by Dovya Blacque. 
==Summaries==
From the publisher: "From 300 years in the past, through the wilds of the Old West, to present day, one man struggles alone on a quest for meaning, fulfillment anbd love. Art by KOZ." 
From Media Monitor: 
From Zine Scene: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
There was a review of this zine in Zine Scene v.2 n.2.
Category:Kiefer/Lou
Category:1991 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
South of Nowhere

South of Nowhere is an American teen drama television series created by Thomas W. Lynch. 
==Canon==
The show follows the lives of the members of the Carlin family (Paula, Arthur, Glen, Clay, and Spencer) as they adjust to moving from Ohio to Los Angeles, California. One of the main focuses include the relationship between Spencer Carlin and her bisexual friend, Ashley Davies. The close friendship between Ashley and Spencer led Spencer to question her own sexuality, a subject which created controversy before the show first aired. It was the first series on The N to deal with such a subject relating to the primary characters.wikipedia
==Fandom==
 
2017 saw a small resurgent in the fandom as Gabrielle Christian (Spencer) and Mandy Musgrave (Ashley) were guests at ClexaCon, hosting a "Spashley reunion". Logo TV also began airing reruns of South of Nowhere, having not been on air for 5 years.
===Pairings===
The canon relationship between Spencer and Ashley, also known as Spashley, is the main pairing of the fandom.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Artwork===
===Vids===
===Meta===
* Identity scavengers: queer girl fandom, identity politics, and South of Nowhere by Whitney Monaghan
==Fannish Links==
* South of Nowhere works at FFN
* South of Nowhere works at Passion and Perfection
* South of Nowhere works at AO3
===Livejournal===
* -southofnowhere
* southof-fic
* son-art
==Resources==
* South of Nowhere wikia
==References==
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Category:South of Nowhere
South of Oz (convention)

South of Oz was a Beauty and the Beast convention that was held in 1991 in Orlando, Florida. It was subtitled "Where Magic Meets the Sea and Dreams Become Reality." 
The convention also published a charity zine under the same name: South of Oz.
The con guests were Ron Perlman, Roy Dotrice, and Jay Acovone. 
The "VIP Guest Chairperson" was Pam Smith of the Emerald Coast Helpers Society. 
The con charity was "Make-A-Wish Foundation, Inc."
The Crystalline Rose Award was presented at this con.
==Part of a Series==
This con was part of an organized series of annual national Beauty and the Beast fan gatherings held in North America.
==Some History==
From this convention's con zine, South of Oz: 
==The Name of the Con==
From the con zine, South of Oz: 
==Controversies==
The con took place during The Beauty and the Beast Wars, and this rift in fandom was illustrated in the lead-up to the con, as well as in the convention reports. 
There was also controversy about Creation Con's scheduling of The International Beauty and the Beast Convention which that company had scheduled very close to this one, therefore hindering fan's with financial and scheduling concerns as it cornered them into choosing which one to attend. 
===False Rumors===
===Anonymous Letter===
There was an anonymous letter encouraging fans to NOT attend this con. 
===Disappearance of Vids===
There was also some hijinks regarding Kim Taylor's music vids. 
==Comments Regarding the Lead-Up==
===February 1991===
 
==Convention Reports==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Conventions
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
South of Oz (zine)

South of Oz has the subtitle, "... The Fanzine." It is a het 77-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology edited by Lisa Wildman and Pam Smith. 
The art is by Kristy Effinger, Rita Terrell, Phyllis Berwick, Pam Tuck, Sue Glasgow, Paula Ollie, Dragon, Leora Effinger, Kristy Effinger, Kathy Wooding, and Karyl Weldon (Weldon is not credited).
The zine was published as a charity zine in connection with the 1991 South of Oz (convention).
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Letter from the Co-Editor by Lisa K. Wildman (6)
* Just Where the Heck Is... South of Oz? (about the hosts) (7)
* West of Camelot by Pam Smith (8)
* The Cast (guest stars' biographies) (9)
* Acknowledgments (12)
* Declaration of a Dreamer by Lisa K. Wildman (13)
* The Old Swimmin' Hole by Linda Mooney (15)
* Rumble by BeeDrew/Beth Druhan (reprinted in Pegasus) (19)
* O Sweetest Song by Anita Hoosen (31)
* Kated by Sue Glasgow (37)
* Heart of the Minstrel by Bruce Klaiss (42)
* Aftermath by Frazer Sherman (62)
* Energizer Ecstasy by Torri Thomas (68)
* Thank You by Deborah Shanks (It all starts when Geoffrey accuses Catherine of not loving Vincent any more.) (69)
* We Wait by Vicki Anders (77)
* 17 pages of ads (79)
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Con Zines
Southern Comfort (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the multimedia zine, Southern Comfort.
Southern Comfort is a gen Star Trek: TOS 62-page novel written by Sherri Gilbert and edited by Lori Paige. 
It was illustrated by Bonnie Reitz and Virginia Lee Smith. 
==Summaries==
==Sample Interior==
 
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Southern Con

You may be looking for Southern Media Con, a series of cons that began in 1993.
Southern Con was a media con, fan-run with celebrity guests of honor. 
==Guests of Honor and Programming==
The guests of honor were Dave Prowse (Star Wars), Anthony Daniels (Star Wars), and Peter Mayhew (Star Wars). Frank Thomas (Space Cadet) was advertised, but it is unknown if he was present. 
Starlog presented a slideshow called "Reaching for the Stars."
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States