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The Curse of Saturdays

The Curse of Saturdays is a Minsung novelette written by indifferentyoongi.
==Author's Notes==
"Minsung, I have decided, are the perfect pairing for fake dating. Thus, I present to you, this incredibly self-indulgent story and my first skz fic.
Happy reading!
As usual, I know nothing about anything, so please suspend your disbelief as you read about dancing and music and much of anything else in this fic"
==Contents==
===Summary===
"His dad's girlfriend was sweet for wanting to help Minho find a boyfriend, going as far as roping her own daughter into bringing over a friend for him to connect with. She meant well, she did.
So maybe that’s why he said it. It was true that he didn’t have time for dating with graduation so soon, but he definitely didn’t have time to disappoint Dahyun, who patted the top of his dad’s head like they were teenagers, Dahyun who managed to place an uncharacteristic pink blush across his dad’s cheeks.
“I’m dating someone,” he’d said.
And without further question or doubt, Dahyun replied, “Oh, then bring him to scary movie night with you. If in the horror movie of our life we decide he dies later than your dad, I approve.”
_____
Or, Minho needs a fake boyfriend for one night and Changbin has an idea."
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Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction
The Curse of the Black Opal

The Curse of the Black Opal is a slash and het crossover 160-page novel by Flamingo. The cover artist is uncredited in the zine but appears to be Alayne.
This is a Castillo/Crockett/Tubbs & Castillo/Jack & Castillo/Elliot & Vincent/Catherine story. 
"This novel contains explicit depictions of both homosexual and heterosexual intimacy. You must be 18 years of age to order. Age statement required!"
Part of this story was printed in the eighth issue of Dyad in 1991.
==From the Author==
In the zine: 
==Summaries==
From the publisher: 
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
From Media Monitor #34: 
From another issue of Media Monitor: 
==The Editorial: "Two cents... and five years..."==
==The Afterword==
Contains spoilers.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Curse of the Were-Rabbit

Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a 2005 stop motion animated feature film directed by Nick Park and Steve Box. It is the first feature length film starring the beloved characters Wallace and Gromit.
Plot Summary
In The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, Wallace and Gromit run a humane pest control business called "Anti Pesto." As the annual Giant Vegetable Competition approaches, the town's prized vegetables are threatened by a mysterious creature known as the Were-Rabbit. Wallace and Gromit must uncover the truth behind the creature and save the competition.
Characters
* Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis): is an inventor and cheese enthusiast whose dog Gromit is probably the brains of the pair. They live at 62 West Wallaby Street, Wigan, Lancashire, a house which is packed with strange machines. Their adventures are usually set in and around Wigan; the main exception is A Grand Day Out which visits the Moon. Wallace runs a succession of small businesses based on his inventions, most notably window cleaning (A Close Shave), pest control (The Curse of the Were-Rabbit), and a bakery (A Matter of Loaf and Death). He's absent-minded but has a kind heart, although he tends to take Gromit for granted most of the time; he falls in love several times in these films. At various times he has been framed for robbery, cursed, and targeted by a serial killer. He's an enthusiastic cheese eater, if not an addict, and his one attempt to stop eating it, for health reasons, goes disastrously wrong.
* Gromit: is a dog who happens to be an expert handyman, knits, reads advanced textbooks and newspapers, and understands English perfectly though he never speaks. He is occasionally blamed for the actions of others, and has a general air of long-suffering patience. He also likes cheese.
* Lady Tottington: A landowner and romantic interest of Wallace.
* Lord Victor Quartermaine: A romantic and business rival of Wallace, and his dog Victor.
* Reverend Clement Hedges: An expert on the supernatural.
* PC Mackintosh: The local policeman who is skeptical about the supernatural events occurring in the town.
Production
The film was created using Aardman Animations' signature stopmotion clay animation technique. It took over five years to complete, with Nick Park and his team meticulously crafting each frame. The film's success helped establish Aardman Animations as a leading studio in the world of animation.
Awards and Recognition
The Curse of the Were-Rabbit won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2006. It received critical acclaim for its creativity, humor, and technical achievements. The film's success paved the way for future Wallace and Gromit adventures, including A Matter of Loaf and Death.
Category:Aardman Animation
Category:Animated Film
The Cytherean Cycle

The Cytherean Cycle is a series of Star Trek: TOS stories by Anne Elizabeth Zeek.
It features The Romulan Commander. The author named her "Lareesha."
This story was serialized in six parts in The Intergalactic Etcetera where it had art by Laura Duchen, Karin A. Meyer, and Doug Drexler.
It was also printed in one part in Time Warp #1, where it had art by Susan Armstrong. 
The story was meant to be continued but was not. It doesn't stop at a cliffhanger, however, making it a satisfying read.
 
From the editorial of Time Warp #2: 
 
==Places of Publication==
*De Romulani by Thomas Norberry Gorse and Anne Elizabeth Zeek Time Warp #1 (1977)
* The Sun-King's Shadow by in Dagger of the Mind (1980)
* six parts in The Intergalactic Etcetera #1-#7 (1976-1980)
==Illustrations==
 
 File:Timewarptosinside6.jpg|from Time Warp #1, (second edition) "De Romulani," art by Susan Armstrong 
Image:intergalacticetc2-5.jpg|from The Intergalactic Etcetera #2, first page 
Image:intergalacticetc2-6.jpg|from The Intergalactic Etcetera #2, Laura Duchen, portrays Spock and Lareesha 
File:Interetc4-3.jpg |from The Intergalactic Etcetera #4, Doug Drexler, portrays Spock and Lareesha
Image:intergaletc6-6.jpg|from The Intergalactic Etcetera #6, Doug Drexler, portrays Spock and Lareesha
Image:intergalactcetc7-5.jpg|from The Intergalactic Etcetera #7, Karin A. Meyer
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1970s Fanfiction
The D.B. News

You may be looking for D.J. News, a Miami Vice letterzine.
The D.B. News is a Dirk Benedict club newsletter. It contains articles, photos, news, and announcements.
A sister zine is The Official Dirk Benedict International Fan Club Journal.
 
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
The DAE Commune

The DAE Commune was a LiveJournal community for fans of the Hanson and The Moffatts fanfic Devil Angel. It was created as a new home for the Devil Angel E-Group once that seemed to be falling out of favor and fandom appeared to be moving to LiveJournal. 
As of December 27, 2016, the community has 32 members.
Category:Hanson Communities
Category:The Moffatts
The Daenerys Fan Challenge

The Daenerys Fan Challenge was a two week prompt based challenge. All fanworks had to be about the character Daenerys Targaryen. Fanworks included fan art, gif sets and other types of fan edits.
==Prompts==
* 1: Favorite Moment or Favorite Season
* 2: Favorite Relationship or Saddest Moment
* 3: Breaker of Chains or Mother of Dragons
* 4: Favorite Location or Favorite Color
* 5: Favorite Quote or Happiest Moment
* 6: Favorite Hairstyle or Favorite Costume
* 7: House Targaryen Pride or Personal Choice
* Bonus Day: Day of the Dragons
==Resources==
* Tumblr Tag: Daenerys Challenge
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:Fanweeks
The Daily Muse

The Daily Muse is a 134-page het and gen anthology of humorous content. 
The cover art, and some inside art, are by Sophia Kelly Shultz. Other inside art is by Beth Long.
It required an age statement to purchase.
* Xena and Gabrielle Meet the Brady Bunch by Neuf
* Of Harmony and Strife by E.A. Weeks (Ares babysits his daughter and nephew.)
* Hell No, Callisto Won't Go by Neil Burns (Callisto comes to life from the pages of a script and livens things up for the cast and crew of Hercules and Xena.)
* The Olympics of 1996 BC by E.A. Weeks (Xena vs. Callisto in gymnastics, Joxer vs. Strife in synchronized swimming and much more.)
* Xenagrrl Superstar by Oshram (a parody of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, Jesus Christ Superstar)
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Zines
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:1990s
The Daily Prophet: A Malfoy Publication

The Daily Prophet: A Malfoy Publication is a series of posts by Cassandra Claire, Lori Summers, Carole Estes and Penny Linsenmayer that was curated by Heidi8 and Ebony. All of the posts were originally on HP4GU, FanFiction.net, and HP Anonymous.
It was posted to ParadigmOfUncertainty in April 12, 2001 under the title: 20620 Don't Know Much About History?, and re-posted a year later at fandom_history as Carole - Cassie - Lori - Penny Fandom History.
==Excerpts==
==Comments at fandom_history==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Daily Show

The Daily Show is a satirical news program on Comedy Central. It was hosted by Jon Stewart from 1999-2015 and is currently hosted by Trevor Noah.
==Fandom==
It is the primary Fake News fandom. Common ships are Jon/Stephen Colbert and Jon/Rachel Maddow.
==Archives & Communities==
==Fanworks==
==Resources==
*The Official Daily Show Tumblr
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Pundit RPF
The Dalek Illustrated Variants Manual

The Dalek Illustrated Variants Manual is a Doctor Who zine.
From a flyer: "For the first time, a comprehensive guide to the Variations and Changes seen over the years in Dalek Props. Traces the modifications made by BBC Props department in the machines that terrified a generation of English children. Drawn on the Macintosh Computer, and researched extensively, the book will be approx. 30-35 pages, A4 size on quality double-sided photocopy with cardboard covers."
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Dallas Brawl

The Dallas Brawl is an furry gen and het role playing APA started by Mel White. The Dallas Brawl was originally called "The Waitlister's Brawl."
The APA was a waitlist for people who were waiting to join the Barr Wars. 
In late 1997, Flinthoof and Tibo of Jarlidium Press took over the helm, operating the Brawl until the end of 2002. As of January 2003, a long-standing player, Furet at Rhatagraphics Press, took over the project. 
In 1992, a fan described it: 
Image:dallasbrawl1992-1.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue, available BBSs
Image:dallasbrawl1992-2.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
Image:dallasbrawl1992-3.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
Image:dallasbrawl1992-4.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
Image:dallasbrawl1992-5.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
Image:dallasbrawl1992-6.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
Image:dallasbrawl1992-7.jpg|page from the September 1992 issue
 
==References==
Category:Furry Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:Art Zines
The Dallas Dark Shadows Convention

The Dallas Dark Shadows Convention
Image:dallasflyer.jpg|flyer for the 1983 convention: shows the first planned date, later changed
Image:dallasflyer1.jpg|flyer for the 1983: shows the new date
Image:darkshadowsdallasconflyer.jpg|flyer for the 1984 con, the second one
Category:Dark Shadows Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:1984 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Damn Thing

The Damn Thing was a science fiction zine published from 1940 to 1942 by T. Bruce Yerke.
== About ==
Forrest J Ackerman financed the zine, but stated in his own zine, Voice of the Imagi-Nation, that he hadn't been aware Yerke would print his name on the cover. He also said that the first issue had quoted him saying several things he'd never said, and that he outright disagreed with one of the articles printed, but that he didn't intend to withdraw his financial support.
== Reviews ==
Category:1940 Zines
Category:1941 Zines
Category:1942 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
The Dance

The Dance is a Xena vid by C Paradee.
Vidder's Notes: "A video about the unbreakable bond between Xena and Gabrielle. It contains clips from all seasons (1-6). In my opinion, although the clips do not give away any major plotlines, if you are spoiler paranoid, this video may not be for you. Click on "Everything" to view the lyrics. You should read the lyrics because they will make more sense with the images...plus this song is just AWESOME! " 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Xena Vids
category:2000s
The Dancing Dove

The Dancing Dove was a Tamora Pierce forum hosted on ezboard. It was founded by caitiedidit during the summer of 2003 as a place to discuss Pierce's YA fantasy novels.
==About==
The Dancing Dove was named after the pub used as headquarters by the King of Thieves in Pierce's Song of the Lioness novels, and many aspects of the board were themed to that effect. Members, who referred to themselves as "Dovers", used Rogue-inspired lingo and offered each other virtual ale or lemonade. The board's rules were referred to as "the code." Post-counts started at Pickpocket, ended at Trickster, and were embellished with graphics of coins and gems. Banned trolls were represented by pixel art severed ears. The vast majority of these graphics were made by CandiceTheGreat.
==Activities==
At the time, most Tamora Pierce fandom communities focused on role playing. The Dancing Dove focused more heavily on fanfiction. There was a forum specifically for the discussion of fanfiction and writing, as well as a monthly fanfiction challenge called The Seanfhocal Circle (created by moderator Kitty Ryan). The Dove also hosted the Tortallan/Circle of Heroes fanfiction awards (created by HuntressDiana) for several years, as well as multiple board and member-sponsored fanfiction challenges, exchanges, and ficathons. thumb|100px|Dom Is Bland, Dude (DIB'D) icon
One of the most popular activities on the forum was creating and joining "societies," fan clubs of Dancing Dove members who loved or hated particular things. The first two societies were formed as a result of repetitive arguments between the fans and detractors of Pierce's most recent (at the time) heroine, Keladry of Mindelan. Most members claimed membership in either the Keladry Bashing Brigade (KBB) or the Keladry of Mindelan Appreciation Society (KoMAS). New societies for other characters and ships quickly emerged, as well as more all-encompassing societies like the Sees Everyone's Point of View (SEPoV) society to encourage respectful discussion or the Sick Fuck Faction (SFF) society for the proudly dirty-minded members of the Dove. Members made swag for their societies and referenced them in their signatures and icons.Dancing Dover Societies. The Dancing Dove. (Accessed July 31 2015.) 
Also popular was the board's active chatroom.
Wiki'Dover
==Decline==
The Dancing Dove's decline in activity corresponded with fandom's migration to LiveJournal, and ezboard's transition to Yuku unofficially disbanded the board in 2008. (Yuku ultimately failed and was acquired in 2011, presumably for its residual ad revenue, by a sketchy company that primarily invests in online gambling and cannabis websites.) Goldenlake was founded on proboards around this time by former Dancing Dove and Steelsings members.
==References==
Category:Tamora Pierce Websites Category:2003 Category:2000s
The Dandelion Report

The Dandelion Report was an online zine that aimed to provide basic information about filkers and their music, as well as highlighting new and established filkers within the community. It was conceived and run by fan and filker Debbie Ridpath Ohi. She was a member of the filk group Urban Tapestry. 
Although the website went offline, possibly in 2009, Debbie still maintains the Filk FAQ page on her personal website.
==What's with the dandelion?==
==Links & Resources== 
===Archived Links===
* Articles, interviews, and editorials related to filk
** What is filk?
**Filk Elitism
**Interview with Lee Gold, editor of Xenofilkia
* Filk FAQ
===LiveJournal===
* The Dandelion Report
* Filk Community News, part of The Dandelion Report
==References==
Category:Filk Music
The Daneswoman

The Daneswoman is a Star Trek: TOS story by Laura Basta. It was one of the first full-length novel Star Trek fan-written stories published. 
It is the story of Captain Morrow Akal Damion, the first female Starship captain, who has a brief no-strings affair with Spock. 
"The Daneswoman" was mentioned in Star Trek Lives!.
It was written in 1969. In November, 1969, the author wrote an introduction to a draft that was sixty pages shorter. 
The story was first published in 1972 as Log of the Starship Enterprise #3 (also known as "The Tholian Web" #3). That zine contains no interior art.
It was later published in Oct/Nov 1977 as the entirety of Saurian Brandy Digest #6. That version has 91 pages. 
==The Sequel==
The author wrote a sequel in 1971 called Yesterday Always Remains. At some point, boojums Press was going to publish it as a zine. This did not occur, and it remained a drawerfic: 
==Zine's Foreword== 
From the zine's forward in the first edition, written November 24, 1969: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1973===
===1975===
===1976===
===1982===
===1996===
==References==
Category:1972 Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
The Danger Room Fanfic Archive

The Danger Room Fanfic Archive is a fanfic archive for the X-Men comics, cartoon, and movieverses. It was part of The Danger Room fansite. By May 2002, there were 205 works.
==Authors Archived==
1Grrl4Vic 	Abyss 	Acey 	Alena Jamie Aberdeen	Avi Fishman
Camaz 	Candylynn 	Cherry Ice	codename_shadowcat 	DarkMark
Darth Maligna 	DreamWeaver 	Eveiland O	Hoodoo 	Jasondallas
JeanGreySummers	Lady Arianna	Mai S. 	Mara Greengrass 	Maria Cline
Nate Grey 	nina 	Phegan 	Rivka 	Rocky-cat
Sparklagal 	Kawaii SL. 	Unanon 	Wild Thing 	
==Categories==
You could search by:
* Rating:
** Rated G, Rated PG, Rated PG-13, Rated R
* Genre:
**Action, Age of Apocalypse, Angst, Cartoon, Drama, General, Humor, Movie-verse, Romance, The Common People, Original Character, Same Sex Romance
* Character:
** X-men (Group), Angel, Beast, Bishop, Cable, Colossus, Cyclops, Domino, Emma Frost, Excalibur, Gambit, Generation X, Iceman, Jean Grey, Jubilee, Kitty Pryde, Magneto, Mystique, Nate Grey, Nightcrawler, Pete Wisdom, Prof. X, Psylocke, Rogue, Sabretooth, Storm, Toad, Wolverine, Other 
==References==
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Excalibur
Category:Generation X
The Dangling Conversation

The Dangling Conversation is a K/S story by Kalen Storm.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #31.
==Summary==
"Kirk feels ashamed of his need for fantasy playing during their love making after Spock asks him why he wants their lovemaking that way all the time."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Dangling Prussian

The Dangling Prussian is an anthology of self-insertion fiction, Sherlockian topics, art, poetry, needlepoint patterns and more. Its second incarnation is an APAzine.
"The Montague Street Incorrigibles started out as a corresponding scion society that met fictionally. Members would send their comments and discussions into the editor who would weave them into a fictional tale of the meeting that all the distant membership would have together at the Dangling Prussian, a pub where it was always 1895 that they got to via a mysterious time-travelling hansom cab (in the tales of the meetings). Issues often came to members with some sort of trinket inside that was an artifact from their fictional meeting. Done before the days of scanners and OCR, this version required a lot of re-typing by the editor, who finally changed it to an Amateur Press Association in 1991 and let the members do their own typing. Fictional adventures at the Dangling Prussian, in which Sherlockians and Canoncial characters met and mingled, were mixed with columns on a variety of Sherlockian topics, art, poetry, needlepoint patterns -- whatever the membership sent in for a given issue." 
Image:prussian11.jpg|cover of issue #1, Old Series
Image:prussian12.jpg|cover of issue #1, New Series
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:1980sCategory:1990s
The Dante Connection and Nor the Stars Shall Shine

thumb|left|front cover
The Dante Connection/Nor the Stars Shall Shine is a 73-page slash Star Trek: TOS zine published in the UK in 1982 and in the US in 1989. 
* The Dante Connection by Jenny Elson ("Peter Kirk dies of an apparent drug overdose, and Kirk is pulled into the world of drugs and slavery when he and Spock team up with a disgraced Kevin Riley to find out what is really happening to cadets sent to Danteʼs Planet.")
* Nor the Stars Shall Shine by Jenny Elson "(Kirk puts in a frantic call to McCoy after Lori leaves him and he begins to realize what Spockʼs departure has done to him." Sequel: This Simple Feeling.)
* This Simple Feeling by Jenny Elson ("After VʼGer, Kirk fights for a future for himself and Spock." Prequel: Nor The Stars Shall Shine.)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Danya Winterborn Saga

The Danya Winterborn Saga was published in 2001 and is a het and slash 52-page novel by L.A. Malcor, art by Laura Cameron. A collected edition of the first six Danya Winterborn stories (originally published in Collegium Chronicles).
From the publisher's flyer: "Danya was about to go back to her sewing when Kestran leapt to his feet, raced to the door with a speed that belied his illness and his years, and charged though the shed and out into the storm, wearing nothing but his bedclothes. Danya threw down the vest and ran after him. "Kestran! Come back!" Within a couple of strides she had lost track not only of the Bard but also of the cottage. She staggered a few steps further, then panicked as a sense of fear and imminent loss seized her, chilling her far more than the wind-driven snow. "Kestran! Don't leave me! I don't want to be alone!"
*Danya Winterborn - the story of Danya's childhood and Choosing by Terrill, and her first meeting with Herald Yarik Rafton.
*Heavenbound - Herald Yarik begins to suspect he may have a bond with Danya that runs as deep as a lifebond....but he already has a lifebond.
*Bonds - Herald Kaylan Elderwood returns to Haven only to find his lifebonded, Yarik, claiming to have a lifebond with Danya as well.
*A Midsummer's Night's Dance - Kaylan, Yarik, and Danya travel to Kaylan's family estate in an effort to sort out their relationship.
*Darkling Hour - Kaylin is captured and tortured by a unit of Hardornens, while Yarik and Danya ride to his rescue.
*Triptych - Danya, Yarik and Kaylan struggle to overcome the events of 'Darkling Hour'.
 
Category:Valdemar Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Dark Angel Shrine of Fanfiction

The Dark Angel Shrine of Fanfiction was a Dark Angel fanfiction archive. It was originally hosted by Geocities and had moved to Tripod by April 13, 2001. It probably changed the name during the move or later.Frequently Asked Questions: "What's up with the name of the site? I'm really bad with titles, so I'm just waiting for the perfect title to come to me. I couldn't bear to put "DA fanfic Archives" on it, but "Library" ain't much better. So if anyone has a suggestion . . . please (PLEASE!) send them my way." (Accessed 24 December 2013)
Description from I Only Have Eyes For You: "Another good fanfic site."I Only Have Eyes For You - Links. (Accessed 24 December 2013)
==References==
Category:Dark AngelCategory:GeoCitiesCategory:Tripod
Category:2000s