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Slash Collection (A-Team zine)

Slash Collection is a slash A-Team 178-page collection of stories previously published in other multimedia zines. 
It has a gen sister zine called A-Team Collection as well as some gen sister zines, Face Collection, Hannibal Collection, and Murdock Collection.
Note: one of the stories, "Night Manoeuvres," is from Amare #4. It is possible that the three other non-A-Team stories in that zine are in "Slash Collection" as well. 
==Contents==
* Night Manoeuvres by Fran Ward (Face/Murdock first-time story) (from Amare #4)
* Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory by Marie Morgan (Hannibal/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Living on Dreams by H.E. (Murdock/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Business vs. Pleasure by H.E. (Hannibal/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Sleeping Partners by H.E. (Hannibal/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Cat-a-Clysms by C.J.W. (Hannibal/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Comrades in Arms by T. Roubles (Murdock/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* Under the Spell by H.E. (Hannibal/Face) (from One Way or Another #4)
* The Wings of the Morning by Marie Morgan (Hannibal/Face) ("The Colonel is believed dead and Face is depressed.") (from One Way or Another #4)
* Birthday Surprises by Flipper (Hannibal/Face, first time) (from One Way or Another #5)
* One Night in Saigon by Marie Morgan (Murdock/Face, first time) (from One Way or Another #5)
* The Love of Men, poem by C (from One Way or Another #5)
* Three Men in a Tub by H.M. (Hannibal/Face/Murdock) (from One Way or Another #5)
* Deadly Maneuvers, poem by C (from One Way or Another #5)
* Snowbound Paradise T. Roubles (Hannibal/Face) ("A cabin in a winter resort is the ideal spot for a "honeymoon" and Hannibal and Face are determined to make good use of it!") (from Uncharted Waters #3)
* Healing Hands by Minna Harper ("Like now, with you two finally reachin' the heights there next door and I can feel Murdock shakin' worse and the sound that was trapped in his throat comes out. And I was right. It's a sob. Just one. That makes it worse, really. An' I don't know what to do.") (from A Frisky to Remember)
Category:The A-Team Zines
Slash Cotillion

Slash Cotillion was an archive for historical slash fiction, both fan fiction and original. It had an official cut-off point for historical fiction for archiving purposes, but that cut-off point varied from 1955 to 1958Slash Cotillion, via Wayback. This version says the last update was 09 February 2003. (Accessed 21 December 2009) to 1959.Slash Cotillion (Accessed 21 December 2009) However, stories set in later times could be posted and fantasy stories with historical setting could be archived as well.
When the site went offline in 2008, it contained more than 900 stories. The archive also accepted Real People Slash stories about historical figures, provided the story was set before 1955, including RPS AUs with people who weren't born then, like for example "a story in which Matt Damon and Ben Affleck are midshipmen in the navy during the French Revolution".Archive Guidelines, archived version from 2003 via Wayback. (Accessed 21 December 2009)
Sadly, very little of the site was stored on the Internet Archive. However a few links remain dating from 2003 (see index below) along with fiction posted to the Slash Cotillion's Livejournal community historic_slash. 
==Slash Cotillion Site Navigation==
Fiction listed by fandom (2003): 
*A-J. 
*K-R
*S-z
Fiction listed by fandom (2001): 
*More A-M here.
*More N-Z here
Specific 2003 Index pages:
*Bible Fic
*Braveheart
*Buffy
*Don Quixote
*Earthsea
*Farewell Concubine
*Forever Kingdom
Author 2001 Index Pages:
*A-M
*N-Z
==Other Sources For Historical/Literary FanFic==
Additional sites that archive historical fan fiction are: 
*Rarelitslash (link) Livejournal Community - accepts het and gen fic 
**its profile lists other Livejournal Communities focusing on historical/literary fan fiction
*Unusual Slash Livejournal Community
*Slash Cotillion's Links to other historical slash sites - highlight to read
==References==
Category:Multifandom ArchivesCategory:Slash ArchivesCategory:SlashCity
Category:2000s
Slash Dragon

Slash Dragon is the fannish name for the Great Dragon, Kilgharrah, in Merlin. The name doesn't have a single point of origin, but rather appears to have been independently invented by just about every slash fan who's ever seen the Great Dragon talk about Merlin and Arthur, their shared destinies, how they are two sides of the same coin, and how they should spend more time together.
A parodist on livejournal (slash_dragon, who also happens to be a kinkme_merlin mod) sums up the attitude on their profile very well: 
Many fans consider the Slash Dragon to be the greatest Merthur shipper, or consider him to be the voice of the fandom. The actor John Hurt, who voices Kilgharrah, is also affectionately known as the "Slash Dragon" thanks to this association.
 
==Examples of Use==
===2008===
===2009===
===2010===
===2012===
===2013===
===2014===
===2017===
John Hurt died in January of 2017, leading many fans to express their sadness.
===2018===
==Example Fanworks==
* Alone - very special Merlin/Arthur vid with singing Slash Dragon moments, Merlin by Sisabet (2010)
* Slash Dragon (filk) by codenamepancake (A rollicking tune about fate, first impressions, and what happens when your main confidant is a giant talking lizard who just might have an agenda of his own.) (September 7, 2009)
* The Great Slash Dragon has Spoken by Fuzzy Wolf. "You want me to do WHAT with Arthur?" In which Merlin is confused, Arthur is oblivious, the Dragon is amused, and destiny really is a-you-know-what. T for language and implications. Suggested Merthur Slash (August 30, 2011)
* How To Train Your Slash Dragon by blackbirdrose. How To Train Your Dragon/Merlin crossover fanart
* The Slash Dragons Hobby by Mrs-Moriarty. Oneshot set in series 1. The Great Dragon likes to do many things, but he only has one favourite
* Action Figures! (Series) by Solarcat. A ficlet series in which the Dragon ships Merlin/Arthur and acts out elaborate romantic scenarios in his spare time using little figurines. (2008)
* Writer's Block by puella nerdii. Between plots to undermine Uther and getting Merlin out of his usual scrapes, the Great Dragon passes his time hopefully predicting the Great Destiny of his charge. By which I mean, he writes slash. (January 2010)
==Other Links==
* Slash Dragon Tumblr page
* posts tagged Slash Dragon on Tumblr
* slashdragonmeme.tumblr.com, aka Advice From Kilgarrah
* The Slash Dragon (Kilgarrah) Facebook Page
* slash_dragon (LiveJournal)
==References==
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Slash Dragon (filk)

Slash Dragon is a filk song by codenamepancake. It is about the Slash Dragon, the fannish interpretation of the Great Dragon in Merlin fandom. The recording of the song is 5:17 min long and available as stream and as download. The lyrics contain spoiler for the first four episodes.
Summary: A rollicking tune about fate, first impressions, and what happens when your main confidant is a giant talking lizard who just might have an agenda of his own.codenamepancake. song: slash dragon, 07 September 2009. . Retrieved 08 September 2009. 
The song is accompanied by guitar and codenamepancake shared the chords in a comment.codenamepancake. Comment, 09 September 2009. . Retrieved 09 September 2010. 
==Lyrics==
:Well my bags have all been packed,
:All my clothes and neckerchiefs
:I’ve kissed my mum, I’ve fed the cat,
:It’s time for me to leave,
:I’m off for Camelot
:Big city walls,
:I’m off for Camelot
:The future calls…
:But wait now, what is this?
:You’ve got to be kidding!
:Did I just hear the king say
:magic is forbidden?
:My greatest asset I must somehow now keep hidden
:And it’s clear that I could use some wisdom
:Slash dragon, won’t you tell me what’s my destiny
:Slash dragon, must you always speak so cryptically
:I need some guidance, not a goddamn mystery, slash dragon!
:Well I fought with the king’s son,
:And then I saved his life,
:Now I am his manservant,
:Like that’s some kind of prize,
:But this is Camelot,
:Land of silly hats
:Yes this is Camelot,
:Where the princes all are prats
:And I bet all the girls think
:Arthur’s such a charmer
:But I’m nostalgic
:For the lifestyle of a farmer
:Back when my days were filled
:By things other than armor,
:His stupid, heavy, complicated armor,
:That stupid, shiny, gorgeous…armor.
:Slash dragon are you sure
:Our Arthurs are the same?
:Cause yours sounds pretty cool
:And mine is pretty lame
:I don’t mean “mine” like “mine”
:But um, uh, anyway
:Slash dragon
:So, I drank some poisoned wine
:Collapsed into a heap
:And Arthur bravely saved my life
:While I was asleep
:Asleep in Camelot
:Where men are more than they seem
:Asleep in Camelot
:Having interesting dreams…
:And I may be wise someday but there’s so much I don’t know
:Slash dragon you said that the half can’t hate what makes it whole
:Did you mean it how I think you might’ve meant it,
:And what should I do if so?
:Slash dragon
:Slash dragon told me Arthur’s fate is tied with mine,
:Slash dragon said that our two futures intertwine
:And then he handed me a book of pick-up lines,
:Slash dragon
==References==
Category:Merlin
Category:2009 Filk Songs
Slash Email Lists

Slash Email Lists was a slash fanfic resource site. 
"Slash Email Lists is a central place to find ALL slash and slash friendly lists, regardless of fandom or list server. Submit your favorite slash list and pass the word on about this website to everyone you know! If you'd like to link to this site, please link to this page and here's some buttons to use if you like."
It was sorted by: Name, Fandom, Genre, Type.
As of November 25, 2001, it had 1,206 lists, 277 fandoms.
A sample "What's New" page from 2001: 
==About==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2000s WebsitesCategory:Vox PopulliCategory:Slash Websites
Slash Fandom & the Internet: An Escapade Perspective

Slash Fandom & the Internet: An Escapade Perspective is a 1997 essay by Sandy Herrold.
It was printed in the post-con report for Escapade.
This essay contains about three fourths of the same content as Internet Fans Controversy Du Jour (Sandy Herrold).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* netfans vs printfans
* changing views of technology and fandom
* slash mailing lists
* humility
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Slash Fandom on the Internet, Or, Is the Carnival Over?

Slash Fandom on the Internet, Or, Is the Carnival Over? is an essay published by Rachel Shave in Refractory: a Journal of Entertainment Media on June 17, 2004.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Harry Potter
* FictionAlley
* disclaimers
* The Severus Snape Fuh-Q Fest
* carnivalesque "gleeful vulgarity"
==Excerpts==
Category:2004 Academic Commentary
Category:Harry Potter Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Slash Fanfic: My View

Slash Fanfic: My View is an essay by T'Mar.
From the header: "The men don't know, but the little girls understand..."
It is linked from T'Mar's Slash Page.
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* why slash?
* what is slash?
* some common slashy shows of the time, and why
* why such a focus on the males?
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1990s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Slash Fanfiction: A Personal Essay

Slash Fanfiction: A Personal Essay is a 2004 essay by Celandine Brandybuck .
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Introduction==
"I am a slash writer. As such I find myself having to explain and sometimes defend that, particularly given that the fandom in which I mostly write is Tolkien's. I am also an academic by profession, but this will not be an academic essay (despite the occasional use of footnotes); nor do I pretend that my experiences in this area are universal. All I am trying to do is set down some of my observations and opinions about the slash phenomenon, with most of my examples drawn from the Tolkien fandom with which I am most familiar. If it is of interest to anyone else, I'll be surprised and delighted."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Tolkien slash
* reading and writing slash
* is slash porn?
* the gender of slash fans
* what is slash, why slash
 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Slash Fiction: A Fantasy World in Which Male TV Characters Find Romance — With Each Other

Slash Fiction: A Fantasy World in Which Male TV Characters Find Romance — With Each Other is an article by Zachary Pincus-Roth. It was published in the L.A. Weekly. 
Thankfully, it does not dwell on Fifty Shades of Grey. It also, astonishingly, does not mention Wincest.
==Topics and Subjects Discussed==
* why slash?
* the increased visibility of slash
* Escapade
* Archive of Our Own
* what makes a show slashy?
* fan service and queerbaiting
* the rise of Tumblr
* many fandoms, including Supernatural, Sherlock (BBC), RPF, Leverage, Inception, Starsky & Hutch, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Star Wars, Harry Potter...
* blurbs by Mad_Lori, Emma Grant, FishieMishie, Jetpack Monkey, Franzeska Dickson, and many others. 
* includes many screen caps from Closer, but does not credit that vid's creators -- it does, however, credit some fanart created by Stephanie Hans 
==Some Excerpts==
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:2013 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Slash Fiction Online

Slash Fiction Online was a slash resource site. Between 2001 and 2002 it changed its name to Slash Online and by June 2004 it became Whispered Words.Whispered Words, via Wayback: 05 June 2004. (Accessed 22 November 2015) In October 2015, in its last update, the site had 2181 recommendations. The site was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring and The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring.
It had a section with fanfic recommendations by fans for fans (see Slash Fiction Online: Fanfic Recommendations), hundreds of categorized links & resources, tips, advice and resources for writers, glossary & acronyms, a newsletter, photo gallery, fanfic quotes from Star Wars TPM fanfic.
==Site Gallery==
File:Slash Fiction Online.png|warning page (2001)
File:Slash Fiction Online-main.png|main page (2001)
File:Slash Online.png|Slash Online warning page (2004)
==Mission Statement==
==Thanks & Acknowledgements==
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Slash Fiction Online: Fanfic Recommendations

Slash Fiction Online: Fanfic Recommendations was a slash recommendation site where everyone can recommend fanfic. The page was a member of the Slash Recommendations webringSlash Recommendations, 02 May 2002, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011) and was a part of the Slash Fiction Online website The site owner is Lady Andromeda.
Fandoms are sorted by Live Series & Movies, Manga & Anime Series, Comic / Animation Series, Videogames and Original Slash / Yaoi fiction.
Lady Andromeda also set rules against RPS on the site: 
==Live Series & Movies==
Angel, A-team, Babylon 5, Battlestar Galactica, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Due South, Emergency, Forever Knight, Hercules, Highlander, Homicide: life on the street, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Les Miserables, Oz, Roswell, Sentinel, Stargate SG-1, Star Wars, Startrek (all series), The Bill, The man from U.N.C.L.E, The Professionals, X-files, Xena
==Manga & Anime Series==
Bakuretsu (Sorcerer) Hunters, Dragonball, Fatal Fury, Gundam Wing, Koko wa Greenwood, Yoroiden Samurai Troopers, Yuyuhakusho 
==Comic / Animation Series==
Megaman, SWAT Kats, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, X-men 
==Videogames==
Fatal Fury, Megaman, Street fighter, Xenogears 
==References==
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Yaoi Recommendation Sites
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Slash Fiction by Mitch Hudson

Slash Fiction by Mitch Hudson was a mostly Due South slash fanfiction fansite. The site was hosted by GeoCities. Subsequently, the site's works were migrated to the author's main page titled realduesouth.com.
Description from Due South Slash Site: "A little Lost In Space, Ray/Ray stuff"Due South Slash Site, via Wayback: 04 April 2001. (Accessed 10 March 2013)
File:Stuff by Mitch.jpg
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Due South Author PagesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Slash Fiction by Polly Bywater

Slash Fiction by Polly Bywater was a personal fanfiction site. It was hosted by Geocities.
==Star Trek Voyager==
===Drabbles===
Dressed for Success - C/P implied
He Ain't Stupid - A three drabble montage
Agents Provocateurs - Gen
A Ware That Will Not Keep - Tuvok/Paris
===Chakotay/Paris Stories===
The Lodge
How Tuvok Knew
It's Been Awhile
A While Later
Careless Whisper
Dreams, Whispers and Worries
Green Ruins and Antique Palaces
Exploring the Possibilities
===Stand Alone Stories===
The Problem is...
Chak
Free of Memory
Probable Impossibilities
It Doesn't Even Matter
a prequel to Maxine's "The Bodyguard" story
===Paris/OMC Chakotay/M===
I Can't Hear What You Say - Chakotay/Paris UST P/OMC C/Tu
Horizons of Fire - Note this is Star Trek: The Original Series and it is a het genre. Here you will find the tale of Jal'kadin's heritage. Kirk/OFC
==X-Files==
A Traitor with the Rest - Mulder/Krycek
Quincunx *WIP* - Special Guest Appearance by "Q" - Mulder/Krycek Scully/Krycek (AU)
Tendentious to Tendinitis - Mulder/Krycek
Desires Unshadowed - Mulder/Krycek/Skinner
Christmas Gambols - Skinner/Krycek
Mid Pleasures and Palaces -Skinner/Krycek
Cross Over with 'The Sentinel': The Obligation Universe - Krycek/Sandburg
==Sentinel==
Set in Stone - "NC-17" - Jim/Blair
Cross Over The Sentinel/X-files: The Obligation Universe - "NC-17" - Blair Sandburg/Alex Krycek
All Jim/Blair unless otherwise indicated
Challenge # 43 - Searching - Gen
Challenge # 44 - Filling the Gaps - Slash - "G"
Challenge # 45, 46, 47, 48, and 50 - Indeterminate Territory (complete) - Slash - "R"
Sequel by Moonglow and answers challenge #48 - All's Well
Challenge # 49 - Name That Tune - Slash - "G"
==Random Fandoms==
Stargate-Atlantis - The Price of Favor - Sheppard, Caldwell
The Sentinel/Highlander - Discards - Blair Sandburg/Adam Pierson (Methos)
Smallville - Faint Hopes and Wishes - "R" - Clark/Lex
Cross Over The Sentinel/X-files - The Obligation Universe - "NC-17" - Blair Sandburg/Alex Krycek
Star Trek: The Original Series - Who Needs Dreams - "PG" - Kirk/Spock.
This story is dedicated to Farfalla and her creation of All Ages Kirk/Spock Archive: It Happens to Every Man Sometimes - drabble "G" - K&S
Highlander - The Final Tally - "NC-17" - Post Endgame - Duncan/Methos
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Slash Fiction is Like a Banquet

Slash Fiction is Like a Banquet is an essay written by Arduinna in early 1999 in response to a mailing list discussion about the rash of very similar, often very short, stories being posted at the time. Author's personal memory, and also http://trickster.org/arduinna/banquet.html, accessed October 2, 2008 
Some fans know it as "the hummus essay" due to the topic of hummus, as well its title on Sandy Herrold's site, Confessions of a Fannish Butterfly. On Sandy's site's main page, the essay was called: "Slash is a banquet! (but all I can find is hummus)." Accessed October 2, 2008 and June 6, 2018. 
The central metaphor of the essay: the world of slash fandom is like a banquet to which we each bring a beloved dish...but once it becomes customary to bring lemon-garlic hummus from the store, everyone starts bringing the same thing, and as a result our feast is impoverished.
==Origins==
Comments below from (May 9, 2007). 
==Later Comments by Arduinna==
In 2007, Arduinna offered insight into the origins of the essay:
==Fan Comments==
===2001===
===2002===
===2006===
===2007===
===2008===
===2009===
==Some Later Sort-of Similar Essays==
Some later fanfiction food analogies essays address expectations and fic similarities, they take a different fork in the road. As it were.
===2007: You Mean Everyone Brought Potato Salad?===
"You Mean Everyone Brought Potato Salad?" is an essay by Merlin Missy. It has the subtitle: "Knowing What Your Audience Is Bringing to the Table Is Half the Battle." It was written in 2007.
===2016: The Different Fanfic Eras Explained As Lunch===
A fan in 2016 commented about fanfic's changing "platforms": 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on FansitesCategory:2018 Featured Articles
Slash Goggles

'Slash goggles', also called a 'slash gaze' or 'shipping goggles', refers to the metaphorical effect of reading slash -- fan fiction featuring homosexual relationships -- for an extended period, which may lead to seeing slashy subtext in almost all media. E.g., "I was trying to enjoy the Romeo/Juliet, but all I could see through the slash goggles was Romeo/Mercutio!"
==Examples of Use==
===2000s===
===2010s===
===2020s===
==Controversy==
While the idea of slash goggles is mostly used in lighthearted fun, some fans say it is taken too seriously by those who want to see implied slash subtext in even the most ordinary exchanges between men onscreen. Some writers for popular series (e.g., Teen Wolf, Supernatural) teasingly present such exchanges between male co-stars as a form of fanservice. Since they never actually portray the characters having romance, many fans feel this "ship teasing" amounts to queerbaiting. In discussion groups for shows with fan appeal, slash fans may dominate the discussion with speculative squee over perceived relationships; meanwhile, there are few if any actual gay canon characters in TV or on film. 
==Fan Comments About Seeing Slash==
===1993===
==References==
Category:Relationships Glossary
Category:Slash Fandom
Slash Home Page

Slash Home Page was perhaps the very first website to discuss and aggregate slash fanfiction on the internet. It was created and maintained by Jennifer Shipp.
The page listed both ways to access individual authors' websites as well as information about fiction in print zines.
Another very early slash site (and perhaps better known) was Karen Nicholas' Fan Fiction on the Net, created June 18, 1996. 
==Description of Slash, Warnings, Age Discalimers==
==Description of the Site==
==Some Organization==
==Authors==
* Brenda Antrim
* Pam Buickel
* Karen Colohan
* Janis Cortese
* Mary Eichbauer
* Susan Cannon Harris (The Plaid Adder)
* Laurie
* Madelein Lee
* Joan D. Leib
* Sophie MassŽ
* Jennifer Shipp
* Siubhan
* Predatrix
Category:Slash Websites
Category:1990s Websites