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The Chancellors

The Chancellors was a fanfiction gift exchange between fans of the pairing Abby Griffin/Marcus Kane, in The 100 fandom. Participants submitted their name and preferences and were matched with another participant. Each writer would write a story based on the preferences specified by their match, and the story had to be a least 1000 words. This exchange took place, in 2015, after the second season of the show.
==Resources==
* Archive of Our Own collection
Category:Het Challenges
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
The Changeling (Harry Potter story)

The Changeling by Annerb is a sorting AU in which Ginny is sorted into Slytherin and a Harry/Ginny classic work. The fic is frequently recommended on Redditrec post 1 and other sites. The sequel series Armistice consists of three books totally 403,917k more words
== Reception ==
 
== Fanworks ==
* Podfic by Opalsong
== References ==
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Changeling (Man from UNCLE zine)

See also Changeling (disambiguation).
The Changeling is a gen 123-page Man from UNCLE novel. 
From the publisher, "This story begins shortly after The Collection, Vol. 4: Kolya's Son, as Illya Kuryakin begins his career with U.N.C.L.E. New York.
We see the first meeting of Napoleon and Illya, their first ill-fated assignment together, and their first mission.
The novel then resumes their current storyline, following The Collection, Vol. 8: Haunted Nights, and draws together the events of several story threads, including the story "Pelyonki Affair" from The Collection, Vol. 3: Year One."
==Series==
In published order:
* The Dutch Blitz Affair
* The Defector From Leningrad Affair
* The Collection: Year One
* Kolya's Son
* My Brother's Keeper
* The Collection: The Summer of '65 Affair
* The Northern Lights Affair
* Haunted Nights
* The Changeling
* The Time Bomb Affair
 
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Changes that Come

The Changes that Come is slash story by Lokemele.
The Nesting Place archive information: "The Changes That Come (NC-17) Magnificent 7 ATF/X-Files/AU <J/E, C/V, B/JD, N/R>; No Summary Given. WARNINGS: Graphic depictions and descriptions of consensual and non-consensual sex; underage rape"
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Chaotian Chronicles

The Chaotian Chronicles is a club-zine published by the fan club The Federation Crazy Corps of Ohio which in 1977 had 12 members.
==Issue 1==
The Chaotian Chronicles 1 was published in April 1977 and contains 48 pages. This issue may have been edited by Jayne Largent.
It is a science fiction and fantasy zine that contains one Star Trek: TOS story and a Questor story. Art is by Linda Shadle, Barbara Slater, and Jayne Largent. The zine is "fondly dedicated to Andre Norton who gave us many hours of science fiction reading pleasure."
From the editorial: 
* Editorial "Why Are We Here?"
* Grab bag by Matt Drahan
* Poetry Syndrome by Kathy Drouillard ("Song of Miramanee," "Manchild")
* Chaotic Citchen by Kathy Drouillard (a recipe for "Romulan War Burgers"—1 can of drained tuna, 1 small chopped onion, 1 package of cheddar cheese, mustard, salad dressing, hamburger buns, mix together, bake in foil, put on a hamburger bun and "Enjoy!")
* Filksong, "The Gofer's Lament" by Linda Shadle and Kathy Drouillard (dedicated to the con com of the Chicago Strektacular)
* Rerun Roundup: Sixth Sense -- "Thou Shalt Not Suffer a Witch" by Linda Shadle (a Questor story)
* Alien Imagery "First Skirmish" by Trina Jackson and Barbara Slater (a Star Trek story)
File:chao1.jpg|Jayne Largent
File:chao2.jpg|Jayne Largent
File:chao3.jpg| "The Gofer's Lament"
File:chao4.jpg| "The Gofer's Lament"
==Issue 2==
The Chaotian Chronicles 2 contains 42 pages.
* sf/fantasy reviews
* stories
* puzzles
* a four-page Alias Smith and Jones story
==Issue 3==
The Chaotian Chronicles 3 was published March 1979 and contains 58 pages. This issue was edited by Terri Nevins and Lydia Bobash.
The art is by Terri Nevins, Lydia Bobash, Valerie Singler, F.L. Robinson, and Amy Harlib.
A long Star Wars story makes up most of this issue.
* Critic's Corner: Flashman's Lady by George MacDonald Fraser, World Without End by Joe Haldeman, Riddle-Master of Hed/Heir of Sea and Fire by Patricia McKillip (3)
* Queen of Spades by Valerie Singler (original fantasy) (7)
* A Special Gift of Silence by Suzanne Hinr (original fiction) (11)
* Chaotian Crossword Puzzle (14)
* This Side of Paradox, fiction by Linda Shadle (16)
* Fanzine Directory (52)
* Fan Scene (54)
File:chao3-1.jpg|from issue #3, artist unclear
File:chao3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Terri Nevins
File:chao3-3.jpg|from issue #3, Terri Nevins
File:chao3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Amy Harlib
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Character Loft

The Character Loft was a prompt community for writers and roleplayers that focused on character development. As of 2023, there were 15,173 entries and 34,986 comments recorded in its user info.
==About==
==Links==
*LiveJournal community tags
*Community: charloft tagged on AO3
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Role Playing
Category:2001
The Character of Conflict

The Character of Conflict is a 26-page zine of essays and illos published in 1990 for the Australian Star Trek convention, Conflict.
The illos are by Luna.
The essays:
* James T. Kirk by Gail Christison
* Spock by Leanne Jackson
* McCoy by Anne Richardson
* an "interview" with Sarek by Betsi Ashton
* Jean-Luc Picard by June Tuckey
* William Riker by Christopher Corin
* Data by Jan Jackson
* Worf by Gail Christison
* Tasha Yar by June Tuckey
* Beverly Crusher by June Tuckey
==Interior Sample==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Characters' Meyers-Briggs Scores

The Characters' Meyers-Briggs Scores is an essay by LoneThinker.
It is one of many essays at The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives. 
Her conclusions:
: MULDER: INFP 
:SCULLY: ISTJ
:KRYCEK: INTJ
:SKINNER: ISTJ
==Excerpts==
 
Category:X-Files Meta
 
Category: 1990s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Charged Deck

The Charged Deck was a fansite and small fanworks archive dedicated to the X-Men pairing of Gambit/Rogue. It contained 7 fanfiction stories by 4 contributing authors and 19 pieces of fan art by 6 contributing artists. The site was active during the early 2000s, the last update was in December 2003, the site goes defunct sometime after 2006.
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Het Archives
The Cheapening of Star Trek

The Cheapening of Star Trek is a 1973 essay by Ed Dahlheimer. 
It was printed in Hailing Frequency #4 with this introduction: "The author is Associate Editor of THE MIRROR, official newspaper of the Catholic Church in the Springfield-Cape Girardeau Diocese (southern third of Missouri), and writes a weekly column, A Mirror of Movies and TV, which appears in that publication."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* unhappiness that Star Trek: The Animated Series was made as it cheapens and demeans the show, as well as its original audience
* science fiction and its fans already have an uphill battle to be accepted and respected, and the animated series ruins whatever gains Star Trek had made in this genre
* Star Trek had a message of "subtle and profound messages" 
* there's always hope, includes a description of a scene from a Marlon Brando movie about Emiliano Zapato's death and the sight of his prancing white horse as a message of optimism for the common people
* a brief description of fan fervor and activities after the cancellation of the original show
* Gene Roddenberry sold out for money
* "We think that perhaps the memory of the STAR TREK would be better than this cartoonifying
of it."
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TAS Meta
Category:1973 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter

The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter -- there were at least four issues. The edtior of this newsletter also created a fan tape, advertised in issue #1, called The Cheryl Ladd Odyssey.
==Issue 1==
The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter 1 was published in May/June 1990 and contains 12 pages.
* Update on Cheryl's Recent Projects and Other Personal News
* "Millennium" film review
* Collectible Offers/Dealers
* Want Ads
* Guidelines for Active Fans
* Fan Feedback
* Viewpoint
* Fan Survey
* Photos
* Special Offer of a Unique 2 1/2 Hour Video All on Cheryl Ladd, see The Cheryl Ladd Odyssey
==Issue 2==
The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter 2 was published in Aug/Sept 1990 and contains 12 pages.
* News Update
* "Bluegrass" film review
* A Brief Ladd Bio
* Cheryl's TV and Movie Credits
* Photos
* New Dealer Contacts
* Fan Feedback
* A New Survey
* Want Ads and Q&A
==Issue 3==
The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter 3 was published in Nov/Dec 1990 and contains 16 pages.
* News Update about Cheryl's Latest Work
* Viewpoint
* Article: Where Was that Clip From?
* "Now and Forever" film review
* Guidelines
* Charlie's Angels Episode Guide, Cheryl's First Two Seasons
* Photos, Trivia Contest, Want Ads, Fan Feedback Memorabillia, Q&A, New Fan Survey, Offer for Back Issues
==Issue 4==
The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter 4 was published in Jan/Feb/Mar 1991 and contains 18 pages.
* News Update: Cheryl's New Movie
* "Crash: The Mystery on Flight 1501", film review
* Charlie's Angels Episode Guide, Cheryl's Final Two Seasons
* Viewpoint
* Photos
* Trivia Contest and Want Ads
* Fan Feedback
* New Survey Questions
* Memorabillia
* Offer for Back Issues
* Help Advertise Locally for The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter
 
Category:Charlie's Angels
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1990s
The Cheryl Ladd Odyssey

The Cheryl Ladd Odyssey is a two-and-a-half hour VHS tape created by Robert Mundy, the same fan who published The Cheryl Ladd Newsletter.
The tape was advertised in the newsletter's first issue in 1990, and appears to have been updated at least once, and originally had a different title.
From a letter by the creator: "Hello Cheryl Ladd Fan, and thanks for ordering the videotape I made on her... This exciting tape is all on Cheryl and is a must for any fan of her. Enclosed with the tape is a flyer, telling you a little about the tape and it's [sic] intentions. Please read the flyer before viewing the tape. On the last page of the flyer is a comment sheet that I would like you to fill out and return to me after viewing it. Any feedback is priceless to me and I'm real curious to hear your feelings and thoughts, good or bad, to my tape, so please take the time and send the comment sheet back. For those of you who have received an earlier version of the tape from me, under another title, this is an updated version of the old tape, with even more exciting footage. I hope you all enjoy the tape and Cheryl Ladd."
Category:1990 Fanworks
Category:Charlie's Angels
Category:1990 Vids
The Chesapeake Bridge

The Chesapeake Bridge is a Star Trek club newsletter.
==v.2 n.7==
The Chesapeake Bridge v.2 n.7 was published in April 1991 and contains 9 pages. 
* plans for a laser tag challenge with another fan club, the USS Powhatan
* report of a successful "Science Fiction Film Festival" with members of USS Heimdal, USS Tempest, USS Maat and USS Powhatan
* 30 club members marched in the recent St. Patrick's Day parade
* upcoming club news and activities
* a full-page flyer for Shore Leave
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1990s
The Chess Game (Star Trek: TOS story by Islaofhope)

Also see Chess.
The Chess Game is a Kirk/Spock story by Islaofhope. 
It was published online and then in the print zine Cyberdreams #2.
==Summary==
"On a cold, rainy afternoon in San Francisco, Kirk finds a way to keep Spock warm. This is sort of a sequel to T'Aaneli's and my story "Champagne.""
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Chibi Project

Chibi-Usa, from the Sailor Moon, became such an object of mockery that many character bashing sites were made against her. One of the most memorable was The Chibi Project, in which someone took a figurine of Chibi-Moon and performed various tests on it to "test" her durability/evil. 
The history is described thus: 
The Chibi Project is a web site that was created in 1999 to document the ongoing process of attempts to destroy a small Chibi Moon figure.
In December 1998, PatrickD was given a PVC plastic Chibi Moon figure by a friend who had received it as part of a set of Sailor Moon characters. She didn't want Chibi Moon, so she gave it to him with the instructions, "Do whatever you want to it. Stomp on it if you want to." She then proceeded to bring her boot's heel down on Chibi Moon's face. Nothing happened. Patrick vowed to finish the job. The Chibi Project, About page Last accessed October 27, 2008
The first test performed on her was being run over by a commuter train (result: "Very light damage, only a few scrapes," conclusion: "Chibi Moon is more powerful than a locomotive."). Other tests include Freezing, electric sawing, hot glueing, and juice.
The Chibi Project has since gone on to perform tests on other items. 
By late 2002, after many other experiments, it became apparent that Chibi Moon wouldn't hold up to much more testing. She was now in multiple pieces and her face was gone. It was time to move on to other anime toys. With these "side projects", The Chibi Project would not need to worry about what was left in the end and could go to extremes. The first test was conducted on Burning Gundam because, honestly, he was just asking for it with a name like that!
Starting at Anime Boston 2003, The Chibi Project started doing live convention appearances featuring video footage from past experiments and occasionally a live experiment. Other conventions have since invited The Chibi Project to appear and run a panel, exposing yet more people to the wonders of The Chibi Project. 
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon Websites
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
The Chicago Star Trek Convention

The Chicago Star Trek Convention is a 1976 con by strangeLande productions, ltd..
This con is NOT the same con as Star Trek Chicago.
==Con Series by strangeLande productions, ltd.==
* Boston Star Trek (April 16–19, 1976)
* The Chicago Star Trek Convention (August 19–22, 1976)
* The Washington D.C. Star Trek Convention (November 26–29, 1976)
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
The Chick Habit Affair

You may be looking for the Due South story Chick Habit.
"The Chick Habit Affair" is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. vid by tomfooltook28. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Napoleon Solo/Illya Kuryakin and was uploaded to the vidder's YouTube Page on May 23, 2008. 
Vidder's summary: "Napoleon should really just quit it with the girls. Seriously." 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by theladyrose on Crack Van on June 29, 2008: "It's really hard to do "serious" vids for this fandom. Though I love more noir, John le Carré-style fic, I like my vids to pay tribute to all of the really campy moments in canon - yes, dancing gorilla and all. Basically prepare yourself for a delightfully edited sequence (with swish pan!) mocking Napoleon's womanizing. It's set to awesomely kitschy 60's music with the best lyrics you could choose for the subject matter. The two clips that introduce and close this vid are perfect. I should shut up now so that you watch this. Now.
Oh, and don't watch this vid in a public setting or else people will think you're crazy and/or drunk, as I found out the hard way."
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Vids
Category:2008 Vids
The Child Within

You may be looking for The Child Within Us, a Star Trek: TOS zine.
The Child Within is a Kirk/Spock story by Katherine Cooke.
It was published in the print zine Singing in the Wilderness.
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Child Within Us

You may be looking for The Child Within, a K/S story.
The Child Within Us is a 51-page gen/pre-slash Star Trek: TOS novel by Danielle DuBois. The interior illustrations and front cover are by Michael Verina. Susan Armstrong is the back cover artist.
This is a Kirk-de-aged story and may be one of the earliest examples of de-aged fan fiction.
From an ad in Universal Translator #9: "A novelette... it will deal with the friendship between Kirk and Spock in a very different way."
 
==Author's Summary==
 
==Interior Art==
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Image:childwithinart2.jpg|speculation on the different ages of Kirk
==Excerpts==
From the beginning, page 10:
 
From the end, page 49: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Child is the Father of the Man

The Child is the Father of the Man is Beauty and the Beast (TV) meta by Joy Faulkner, published in the UK in May 1993. 
It is a psychological profile of Father.
It was reprinted in Chatterbox (April 1994) and reprinted again with permission at Of Love and Hope: The Beauty & The Beast Electronic Mail Digest (Volume 3 Issue 19 -- 12 April 1996). 
 
==Other Zines in This Series==
* Vincent Revisited by Dr. Joy Faulkner (an essay on Vincent Wells' psychology) 
* The Child is the Father of the Man by Dr. Joy Faulkner (an essay on Father’s psychology) 
* The Man Who Never Was by Dr. Amber James (an essay on Elliot Burch and Devin Wells' psychology) 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the characters Jacob Wells (Father) and Vincent Wells
* control, manipulation, and power
* Vincent's "dark side"
* why Father dislikes Catherine Chandler
 
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
===1996===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:1993 Zines
The Children's Hour

The Children's Hour is a 1934 play and 1961 film adaptation about two girls' boarding school headmistresses who are accused of having an affair. The film stars Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine.
It has a small fandom that is overwhelmingly Martha Dobie/Karen Wright femslash.
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* The Children's Hour (1961) and The Children's Hour - Hellman on Archive of Our Own
* Children's Hour on FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Theater
The Children's Rebellion

The Children's Rebellion is a Minecraft YouTube fanfiction by Aria_Cinabun. It is a science fiction Star Trek fusion gen fic starring a fictionalized version of the YouTuber TommyInnit in the Origins SMP, with some Dream SMP characters, that was posted to Archive of Our Own between April 2021 and January 2022. As of July 11, 2024 it is currently the most popular Origins SMP fic by kudos count on AO3.
== Summary ==
==Author's Notes==
The author gave a summary of the inspirations and a list of trigger warnings at the beginning of the story.
==Reception==
On Archive of Our Own it is the most popular Origins SMP fanwork by kudos count. As of July 11, 2024 the work has over 537,800 hits, 17,700 kudos, 5,500 comments, 2,700 bookmarks, and has been added to 85 different collections.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks and Fan Activity==
===Related Fanworks===
The author Aria_Cinabun has also written three more related works in their "Children of the Stars" series.
There are 13 works listed in the AO3 "Works inspired by this one" section.
==References==
Category:Dream SMPCategory:Gen FanfictionCategory:MCYT FanfictionCategory:2021 Fanfiction
The Children of Cascade

The Children of Cascade is a Jim/Blair story by Mab Browne, was written for Moonridge 2007 and also given an Honorable Mention in the 2008 Light My Fire Awards.
==Author's Summary==
== Series ==
* The Children of Cascade
* Home Truths
* Markers
* The Story of Jimi the Smith
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction
The Children of Herne (Robin of Sherwood zine)

The Children of Herne was a Robin of Sherwood newsletter published by the club of the same name.
There were five issues, after which the club ceased. The editors cited their lack of time and energy to continue the hard work. 
==Issue 1==
Children of Herne 1
==Issue 2==
Children of Herne 2
==Issue 3==
Children of Herne 3
==Issue 4==
Children of Herne 4 was published in 1989 and contains the first half of an interview with Michael Praed that was conducted at Anglicon in May 1989.
==Issue 5==
Children of Herne 5 was published in 1989 and contains the second half of an interview with Michael Praed that was conducted at Anglicon in May 1989.
An excerpt: 
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Choice (Beauty and the Beast zine by Sally W.)

You may be looking for the Beauty and the Beast zine, Choices.
The Choice is an explicit het 41-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Sally Wright. 
It contains no interior art. 
It is "a Classic B & B consummation story following the episode 'The Rest is Silence'."
==From the Introduction==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Choice (Blake's 7 story by Sondra Sweigman)

The Choice is a gen Blake's 7 story by Sondra Sweigman.
It was printed in Dark Between the Stars #5 () and The Way Forward: Crusades of Blake (2001) and is online.
==Summary==
"The crew are Servalan's prisoners. Blake is to be executed, but is given the choice of dying by firing squad or torture. The catch is that the death he *doesn't* choose will be inflicted on Avon..."
==Author's Comments in 1995==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction‎
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Choicest Gift

The Choicest Gift is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #5.
==Series==
* A Dawn Shall Come (The Voice)
* Progress (The Voice)
* The Choicest Gift (The Voice)
* Shield and Defender (The Voice)
* The Extremists
* Last Movement (Heroes in the Wilderness)
==Summary==
"Sarek is chosen to help convince a non-member planet to join the Federation, the same planet that his son and Kirk call home."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎