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The Clean Zine

The Clean Zine is a gen fiction Star Trek: TOS fiction anthology by Helen McCarthy and Barbara Kitson. It was published in the UK.
The zine is undated, there is no table of contents or interior illos, and the pages are not numbered.
The zine is titled for "its grammatical and sexual purity." It has four typos in the introduction.
==Helen's Foreword==
==Contents==
* ... But Would You let Your Sister Marry One?, by Helen McCarthy (poem about racism) (1 page)
* The Word Merchant, fiction by Helen McCarthy (from Enterprise Log Entries #1) (3 pages)
* The Sound of the Sea, fiction by Helen McCarthy (unknown zine) (5 pages)
* A Kind of Caring, fiction by Helen McCarthy (from Alnitah #1) (10 pages)
* Poem for Uhura by Helen McCarthy (unknown zine) (1/2 a page)
* The Doctor Fixation, or The Un-Dreaded Lurgy, poem by Helen McCarthy (unknown zine) (1/2 page)
* And Peace on the Haven, and Peace on the Sea, fiction by Helen McCarthy (Alnitah #6) (8 pages)
* Reflections of Paradise, poem by Barbara Kitson (unknown zine) (1/2 page)
* To Be Alone, poem by Barbara Kitson (unknown zine) (1/2 page)
* Revival?, fiction by Barbara Kitson (from Emanon #1) (2 pages)
* Voyagers, Enter Here, fiction by Barbara Kitson (unknown zine) (6 pages)
* Where No Man..., poem by Barbara Kitson (unknown zine) (1/2 page)
* Star Death, poem by Barbara Kitson (from "City" #2) (1/2 page)
* Pandora, fiction by Barbara Kitson (from "City" #1) (7 pages)
* The Saga of the Merthyr Tribble Male Voice Choir, poem by Barbara Kitson (unknown zine) (1 page)
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Cleansing

The Cleansing is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells.
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #4.
==Summary==
"The Enterprise is sent to negotiate the admittance of a planet, one that hides a horrifying secret."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Cleo Closet

The Cleo Closet was a small Cleopatra 2525 fanwork site by CleoChick. It was linked as a site rec at Greenegret's F/F Slash Fan Fic Links and was part of Cleopatra 2525: The Webring and Back 2 Back: Cleo 2525 Web Ring.
The last significant update to the site seemed to be in August 2000, but the site remained live until some time after 2016.
===Pages===
*What's New?
*Awards - Awards given out and received by CleoChick.
*About the Show
*Fiction - A small selection of fanfiction, including a number of reader insert works and a trilogy focused on Sarge.
*Episodes - Intended to be an episode review section, however the reviews were not added.
*Webrings
*Links - A large selection of links for Cleopatra 2525 fan sites.
*About the Webmaster
===Fan works===
*But This Closet is so Nice... by XenaBird - Sarge and Hel meet their most dangerous enemy yet... someone determined to get them out of the closet (Sarge/Hel). [1]
*Sarge for a Day by XenaBird - You get your fondest wish (Sarge/Reader) [1]
*Desert Rose by C.l.e.o.p.a.t.r.a - Life seems dull without the show Cleopatra 2525 to keep you going on. Then it happens Your life changes it becomes the year 2001 an you know what is soon to happen. The End Of Humanity! (Sarge/Reader) [1]
*In Dreams by C.l.e.o.p.a.t.r.a - Alone she stood against the bailey's. To regain the surface,In Dreams is where she began to let go. Finding out who she could be. [1]
*Torn by C.l.e.o.p.a.t.r.a - Alone she stood against the bailey's. To regain the surface,In Dreams is where she began to let go. Finding out who she could be. [1]
*The Dream Master by C.l.e.o.p.a.t.r.a - Now is Sarge's only chance to save Cleo though her dreams. Can she do it or will the "Dream Master" prevail? [1]
*A Day in the Life of a Stripper by CleoChick - 'You' are a stripper. 'You' meet Sarge. Boinking ensues :) (Reader/Sarge)[1]
==References==
Category:Femslash Author Pages
Category:2001 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:Cleopatra 2525
The Cleo Trilogy

The Cleo Trilogy is a Hanson fanfic series by Stephanie. It was written from 2000 to 2006, with the third story left unfinished. Stephanie maintained a Yahoo! Group to post updates about the series.Updates for the story "So, there was this boy..."
==So, There Was This Boy...==
The first story in the trilogy, it was published on October 10, 2000. It follows the romance of the trilogy's title character, Cleo, and Taylor Hanson, while also showcasing her changing relationships with his brothers. The title comes from the story's prologue:
==Happily Ever After==
The second story in the trilogy, it was published in March 2002. Cleo and Taylor continue their tumultuous relationship, while the band recovers from the tour from hell. The story ends in two weddings.
==Best Laid Plans==
The third story in the trilogy, it was published in September 2004. It begins two years after the end of the second story, and unravels the story of a dark period in Zac's life of which Cleo was previously unaware. It remains unfinished.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
File:Hs8.jpg|A secret about So, There Was This Boy and other fics.
File:Hs16.jpg|A negative secret about the fic.
==Awards==
The stories in the Cleo Trilogy won awards in the Hanfic Pullitzers, HNG Awards, Literary Hanfic Awards, Soundtrack Awards, Thieves and Liars Awards, Various Artists Awards and You'll Find Me Awards. It was also nominated in the Hanspirational Fan Fiction Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Climb

The Climb is a gen 137-page novel by Trinette Kern 
From Boldly Writing: "The author and publisher of The Climb, became popular among the non-sexual K&S relationship fans, whom she mainly wrote for."
It has a publication date of 1976 and was published by "First Edition Books" out of Pittsburgh. from a flyer at the back of that edition of "the Climb": "CAN WE PUBLISH AND SELL YOUR BOOK? If you are tired of being rejected by large, trade publishing houses, and are insulted by vanity publishing houses, we invite you to submit your manuscript to: FIRST EDITION BOOKS/PUBLISHERS... We are an author/publisher cooperative. • We market and distribute our own books. • We pay our authors royalties every three months. • We consider all non-fiction and fiction manuscripts. • We provide special editing services." This edition contains 137 pages, a cover by Signe Landon (uncredited), and interior art by Kern. 
 
In October 1976, the author wrote: 
Summary from a blurb by Kern in Off the Beaten Trek #2: 
==Covers==
 
Image:Climb.jpg|front cover, 1976 edition, art by Signe Landon
Image:climbdateunknown.jpg|this edition appears to be a reprint of the 1976 one, but with a slight alteration in the cover lettering
==Interior Sample== 
Image:climbart2.jpg|interior art, 1976 edition
Image:climbart1.jpg|frontispiece, 1976 edition
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1976===
 
===1977===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
 
Category:1975 Zines
The Clinic

The Clinic is a personal slash fanfiction site. In 2008 it featured stories by Dr. Ruthless, Pic and Shahara_Zade and originally it also hosted Jennie's fanfiction, but these stories later moved to a different site, Jennie's Fan-Fiction. By 2016 it only features stories by Dr. Ruthless. 
The site is hosted by Squidge.org and it was a member of The Once a Thief Slashring and The M/K 'Fight Club' Tour Ring.The Clinic, via Wayback: 10 April 2001. (Accessed 26 December 2016
==Gallery==
File:Pic s Page.png|Pic's Page, 2007
File:Shaharazade s page.png|Shahara_Zade's Page, 2007
File:Dr. Ruthless' stories.png|Dr. Ruthless' page, 2008
File:The Clinic - 2001.jpg|The Clinic main page, 2001
File:The Clinic.png|The Clinic main page, 2008
File:The Clinc Table of Contents - Fiction by Dr. Ruthless.png|fiction by Dr. Ruthless, table of contents, 2016
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Once a Thief
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Supernatural Websites
Category:CW RPF
Category:Squidge.org
The Clipper Trade Ship

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The Clipper Trade Ship is a gen multimedia digest-sized anthology. 
Later issues were offset, digest sized, for the most part, published quarterly. There were, however, some major gaps in the very last years; for example, issue #75 was published a full two years after issue #74.
It is described in Boldly Writing: The Clipper Trade Ship was one of the longest-running fanzines in 'Star Trek' fandom, though after 1977 it diversified and included stories and articles from fandoms other than 'Star Trek'."
==Detailed Information on Specific Issues==
*Issues 1-10
*Issues 11-20
*Issues 21-30
*Issues 31-40
*issues 41-50
*Issues 51-60
*Issues 61-70
*Issues 71-79
==Ads and Submission Requests==
[1975]: 
[1975]: 
[1982]: 
==Film Clips==
As per the title, "The Clipper Trade Ship" had a focus on film clip collecting. This topic waned in later years, however. By 1983, current fans were perplexed regarding the topic. Two different fans in issue 43 commented: "I tried to read Gennie Summer's article on clips but I confess I don't know what 'clips' she was talking about. Filmclips? Of what?" and "I didn't realize that TCTS had anything to do with film clips, (I mean, it only has it in the title.)"
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Clockwork Stranger

The Clockwork Stranger is a Hetalia: Axis Powers darkfic by Hellie Ace.
== Summary ==
Alfred F. Jones is a popular, fanatically religious high school student in southern Ohio who is enraged when social outcast Arthur Kirkland steals his parking spot. In retaliation, Alfred turns most of the student body against Arthur's bizarre habits and social apathy. In an attempt at minor payback, Arthur draws an occult symbol on Alfred's hand, inadvertently summoning the Slender Man, leading to drastic consequences for both of them.
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
The Cloister Bell

You may be looking for the Doctor Who zine, Cloister Bell.
The Cloister Bell is a Doctor Who recommendations site by Livii, founded in November 2006. It recommends "new skool, old skool, gen, het, slash, femslash, crossovers, long, short, and everything in between." The Cloister Bell: Index (accessed 24 April 2012) As of 2012, the site contains around a hundred recs, mainly gen, het and femslash. The last recorded update was in July 2008.
==Reference==
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Category:Doctor Who Websites
The Clone Series

The Clone Series is a Mulder/Krycek series by Megaera.
==Series==
* Homeclone - "You know those Mulder and Krycek clones you can order over the internet..... Well they are my idea of a perfect toy, so...... here's a bit of totally silly fluff, set in an English village."(April 1999)
* Cruiseclone - Mary now has 3 clones and her problems aren't over. (April 1999)
* Copyclone - Mary now has 3 clones and her problems aren't over. Sequel to Homeclone and Cruiseclone. (May 1999) The last part ends with:
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Closer

The Closer is an American police procedural that aired on TNT for seven seasons and later spun off into Major Crimes. 
==Fandom==
=== Popular Pairings ===
* Fritz Howard/Brenda Leigh Johnson: Canonical het pairing
* Brenda Leigh Johnson/Sharon Raydor: Non-canonical femslash pairing
* Andy Flynn/Sharon Raydor: Het pairing that becomes canonical in Major Crimes, commonly known by the portmanteau "Shandy"
=== Activities ===
The Closer 'Verse Fic Fest is a prompt-based fest run simultaneously on LiveJournal and Tumblr in 2014 and 2015, allowing all relationships and characters from The Closer and Major Crimes. Contrary to the name, it allowed prompts for multiple types of fanworks, not just fanfiction.
* closerficfest on LiveJournal
* closerficfest on Tumblr
== Resources ==
* The Closer FanFiction on FanFiction.Net
* The Closer Works on Archive of Our Own
* closer_fic LiveJournal community for fic
* thecloser_arts LiveJournal community for graphics and videos
* missedplease LiveJournal community for Brenda/Andy discussion and fanworks
Category:The Closer
The Closet Beast... and Beyond

The Closet Beast... and Beyond is a gen 76-page satiric Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel. 
It is very much a satire as well as RPF, and very, very meta-y. The fiction, in the form of letters, cartoons, and a graphic comic section, includes the actors on the show, other TPTB such as Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman, as well as Perlmans's wife, Opal, the author's husband, and others. 
The art is by Rita Terrell and Sue Glasgow.
It was edited by Sue Glasgow.
* Letter One is by Sue Glasgow (by Vincent Wells)
* Letter Two is by Lorraine Parrish (by Vincent Wells)
* Letter Three by Lorraine Parrish (by Vincent Wells)
* Closet Beast by Rita Terrell (graphic story)
* Letter Four by Lorraine Parrish (by Vincent Wells, about becoming a member of the band, "Alleycat and the Prowlers" with the other actors in the show)
* Filming Diary by Lorraine Parrish (by Vincent Wells, a description of the filming of the Beauty and the Beast movie)
==Editor's Notes==
By Lorraine Parrish, from the zine: 
==Some Excerpts==
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Co-operative

The Co-operative is a Steve/Danny series by Sealie.
==Series==
* Part 1: The Co-operative Prequel – HALO - “The personal casualty report is brief by necessity. Commander McGarrett was injured three days ago while on duty. He was the only survivor of the attack. He is currently being transferred to the Landstuhl Regional Medical Centre in Germany for treatment.” (6,768 words, 30 June 2014)
* Part 2: The Co-operative - Danny Williams, Professional Photographer, and his first month at the Seolh Co-operative. (134,170 words, 13 October 2012)
* Part 3: The Co-operative [season II] - Danny Williams, Professional Photographer, and his second month (season II) at the Seolh Co-operative. (226,298 words, 29 August 2015)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010s
The Coatrack

The Coatrack is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction, non-fiction, filks, and art. There are at least fourteen issues.
==Issue 14==
The Coatrack 14 was published in December sometime in the 1980s, after 1983.
Image:coatrack1.jpg|front cover of issue #14
Image:coatrack2.jpg|inside pages from issue #14, article with a photo dated 1983
Image:coatrack4.jpg|inside pages from issue #14, art and filk
Image:coatrack3.jpg|inside pages from issue #14, fiction and art
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Cocksman

The Cocksman is a Kirk/Spock story by Jenny Starr. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #11.
 
==Summary==
"Spock regrets his refusal to begin a relationship with Kirk after his captain and the rest of the landing party disappear while studying the planetʼs pre-industrial society."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1993===
===1999===
===2003===
===2008===
==References==
 Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Codependent Partner: An analysis of the Mulder/Krycek Relationship

The Codependent Partner: An analysis of the Mulder/Krycek Relationship was written in 1998 by MJ/MJR91 as part of "X-Files University, School of Slashology/Gay Studies, College of Interdisciplinary Studies" where fans wrote articles and essays devoted to examining the fandom surrounding the TV show X-Files.
It is a companion piece to He Hit Me (And It Felt Like a Kiss): Exploring the Abusive M/K Relationship and Darkness and Light: The Psychoanalytic Dynamic of M/K Slash Fiction.
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Colbert Report

The Colbert Report is a U.S.-based satirical news program that spun off from The Daily Show; the two are collectively referred to as fake news when describing the fandoms. It is hosted by a fictitious conservative pundit named Stephen Colbert, who is played by comedian Stephen Colbert. Colbert is a former Daily Show correspondent, and there is a great deal of overlap between the audiences of the shows, which air back-to-back on Comedy Central. Both Colbert the character and Colbert the comedian are frequently slashed with Daily Show host Jon Stewart.
==Two (?) Stephens==
Despite the shared name, there are significant differences between the personalities, backgrounds, and politics of the character and the comedian. Fandom treats the two Colberts as separate entities and typically encloses the character's name in quotation marks (i.e., "Stephen Colbert" or "Stephen") to indicate when the fictional Colbert is the topic of a discussion or fanwork. 
In addition to "Stephen," Colbert occasionally portrays other characters on his show, such as Esteban Colberto and Steve Colbert (name pronounced with a hard T). Canonical alternate universe versions of "Stephen" have been seen briefly, from an AU where the character is liberal rather than conservative and an AU where he is defined by happiness rather than anger.
==Other Colbert Report 'Verse Characters==
Colbert's characters are not the only characters who inhabit the Colbert Report universe and appear in FPF works. Colbert's Second City and Strangers with Candy cast mate Paul Dinello has made multiple appearances on TCR as Tad the Building Manager,Paul Dinello - Filmography by TV Series at The Internet Movie Database. (Accessed 30 September 2010.) and Daily Show and Colbert Report writer Eric Drysdale has made appearances as Bobby the Stage ManagerEric Drysdale - Filmography by TV Series at The Internet Movie Database. (Accessed 30 September 2010.).
== References ==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Pundit RPF
The Coldfire Trilogy

The Coldfire Trilogy is a series of science fiction/fantasy novels written by Celia S. Friedman. Was a finalist for NPR's Science Fiction and Fantasy Vote.NPR Science Fiction and Fantasy Finalists
The titles of the trilogy are: Black Sun Rising (1991), When True Night Falls (1993), and Crown of Shadows (1995).
==Canon Overview==
The events of the trilogy take place on Erna, a world colonized 1200 years prior to the events of the novels by human space travelers from a future version of Earth. 
While technically habitable by humans, the colonists discover upon their arrival that Erna is plagued by intense seismic activity and it is also permeated and enveloped by an energy field called the fae which responds to and manifests humans' conscious and subconscious fears and desires. These manifestations are referred to as "fae constructs" and were responsible for the deaths of many of the original colonists.
In order to force a bond that would allow them to coexist with the fae (and allow some to consciously See and Work it), the colonists were forced to sacrifice their ship and all its knowledge and technology. Over the course of the next millennium their descendants spread out across Erna and developed a thriving but pre-Industrial society. 
Life on Erna is precarious for humans, threatened by both the seismic instability of their world and the beasts, demons, and minor gods spawned by their unconscious interaction with the fae. Humans share Erna with species brought with them from Earth, and with an indigenous feline-like species called the rakh which, influenced by humans and the fae, rapidly developed bipedalism and sentience after the colonists' arrival.
==Fandom==
The Coldfire Trilogy has a small but insanely loyal base in fandom, most notably found on the Yuletide Archive and the LiveJournal community The Hunter's Forest. Unsurprisingly, the primary slash pairing in the fandom is Tarrant/Vryce.
From October 2005, the fandom saw an increase in activity that lasted for several months following the creation of the Coldfire Fanfic Index.
==References==
Category:The Coldfire Trilogy
The Coldness of the Sun

The Coldness of the Sun is a Mulder/Krycek story by Rosalita.
Summary: Mulder/Krycek. Expanded egg beater challenge story.
Author's notes: This story began as an answer to a challenge on the M/K list to write a complete story in 500 words or less. It has been expanded.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Collaborator

The Collaborator is a gen digest-sized 66-page Deep Space Nine novel by Tami Regan. 
The cover is by Angus. There is no interior art.
==Summaries==
Summary from the publisher: 
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Collaborator Affair

The Collaborator Affair is a gen Man from UNCLE 34-page hurt/comfort novel by Jill Thomasson. 
"A sequel to the TV-episode 'The Gurnius Affair.' Illya again impersonates Nexor to squelch the formation of a Fourth Reich. And this time Napoleon dons a disguise also."
It is reprinted from The Kuryakin File #18.
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2000s
The Collators' Den

The Collators' Den was an efiction archive for fanfiction and meta/essays based on Life on Mars (UK) and Ashes to Ashes. (Accessed 19 November 2016)
As of November 2016, it hosted 1023 works from 82 creators. (Accessed 19 November 2016) In July 2017, it was announced that The Collators' Den would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.The Collators' Den is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 12 October 2017) The import was completed in October 2017.
=References= 
Category:Ashes to Ashes
Category:Life on Mars
Category:EFiction
Category:2008 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Collected Nicholas and Varina

The Collected Nicholas and Varina is a het 166-page anthology of fiction with vampire original characters in crossovers from: Amadeus, Zorro, Jekyll & Hyde, Quantum Leap, Beauty and the Beast, and Robin of Sherwood.
The art is by Dragon, Cheryl W. Duval, Catherine Schlein, and Michele West.
The fiction appeared in other zines previously.
"The characters of Nicholas and Varina Tannek and Liam O'Connell are copyrighted 1995 by Diana L. Smith & Patricia C. Dunn, and all rights for the use of these characters are reserved to the authors."
The characters were modeled after Duncan Regher (actor: Zorro, TV series) and Deanna Troi (character: Star Trek: The Next Generation). 
==Content==
* Queen of the Night by Diana Smith, Pat Dunn, and Cheryl W. Duval
* On the Cold Hill's Side by Rebecca Ann Brothers, Pat Dunn, and Diana Smith (reprinted from Turn of the Wheel #1) (crossover with Robin of Sherwood) 
* The Strangers ("Nicholas & Varina Tannek take refuge in a Tunnel world beneath New York City. Will their secret jeopardize their acceptance there?") (reprinted from A Different Dream #1) (crossover with Beauty and the Beast (TV))
* The Fellowship by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith ("A secret Brotherhood of vampires threatens the safety of the Tanneks and the Tunnel world.") (reprinted from Memory Flame #2) (crossover with Beauty and the Beast (TV))
* Queen of the Night by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith ("An ailing Mozart is befriended by a mysterious doctor and his beautiful wife.") (reprinted from Faded Roses #3) (crossover with Amadeus) 
* To Kill a Vampire by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith ("Sam Beckett leaps into Nicholas Tannek, a wealthy doctor who is also a --- vampire?!") (reprinted from Time Knight) (crossover with Quantum Leap)
* The Singing Senorita by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith ("Don Diego de la Vega is enchanted by the traveling noblewoman with the magnificent voice.") (reprinted from Zorro, Blade of Justice) (crossover with Zorro)
* a story by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith that is original to this zine (possibly Jekyll & Hyde)
* a story by Pat Dunn and Diana Smith that is original to this zine, includes "an excerpt from the in-progress novel 'Vampire Knight'.") (possibly Forever Knight)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1995 Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Crossover Zines