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See Who I Am

See Who I Am is a Battlestar Galactica fanvid by femvamp. It was reviewed by dualbunny on December 31, 2008 at the reel.
Vidder's Summary: "Tory has always wanted someone to see her for who she is. Unfortunately Tory doesnt know who she is, but that doesn't stop her from acting out from time to time. The person she wants to show who she is the most is Laura Roslin...or possibly Gaius Baltar."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"A vid that puts the spotlight on Tory and her attempts to find purpose, either in herself or in others. The intent and song seem fairly grand, but the bulk of the footage the show has given for her character has a very hard time keeping up... I admire the vidder's desire to pair such an intense song with Tory. I think she's definitely an intense character, but the show just hasn't backed her up that way very often. Her desk job didn't leave much room for action sequences. I can see why the song was chosen for her and there are moments that work quite well for me. I also think the vidder has a great sense of the character. I think they'd do much better with a song/source combo that was a little closer in overall tone, at least at this point in their vidding style. Trying to bridge the kind of gap shown in this vid between the sound of the song and an unfortunate lack of dynamic character footage is very difficult to do." ~ feedback] at the reel review.
Category: Battlestar Galactica (2003) Vids
See You in Shibuya

See You in Shibuya is a crossover story for The World Ends With You and Kingdom Hearts fandoms for the ship Soriku. It is published in AO3 and written by end_alls. As of February 2023, the story has 18236 hits, 801 kudos and 316 comments.
It's a Reaper's Game AU where Sora and Riku end up thrown into Shibuya and Shinjuku, each taking part in a parallel Reaper's Game and each forced to give up something they hold dear. The story is based on Kingdom Hearts 3 secret ending.
== Fan Comments ==
== Links ==
* See you in Shibuya fic art masterpost
* See you in Shibuya art Twitter thread
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:The World Ends With You
Category:Kingdom Hearts
Seed Pearls

Seed Pearls is a Doctor Who story by HonorH focused mostly on the Nine/Rose pairing. Canon-divergent, it plays with the idea that Rose Tyler would lose her memories of her time with The Doctor after the events of the episode Doomsday. It often considered a fandom classic in NuWho fandom, especially for fans of the Nine/Rose pairing.
== Summary and Author Commentary ==
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=== Author Commentary ===
== Reactions and Reviews ==
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== References ==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Seed of the Triad

Seed of the Triad is a Kirk/Spock story by Marilyn Cole.
It was published in Greater California K/S.
==Summary==
"When Kirk and Spock beam down to an arctic planet, Spockʼs telepathic abilities accidentally kill the male of the last of his species but with Kirkʼs help is able to take his place is creating a "child" with the last female."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Seeding

In One Direction fandom, seeding is a term used by larries, who believe that Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson are in a secret relationship. According to the "seeding" theory, 1D's management is planting ideas in the media to prepare the public for Larry's big Coming Out (CO). 
lapelosa, who is a big larrie, explained larrie reasoning thusly:
The counter argument from anti-larries is that a lot of what larries label seeding is just gossip magazines writing about topics or even just throwing in keywords that will get them more hits. For example, 1dsuspiciousminds posted a Collection of recent H/L headlines where the articles were clearly unsympathetic to larrie theories, but included both names in the title as clickbait.archived. posted to tumblr May 5th, 2015 An article that makes fun of Larry theories may be interpreted as seeding by larries."My favorite seeding theory was about TMZ being used for seeding after they called out Larries’ conspiracy theories as being BS. That was some serious desperation right there." 17 April 2016 tumblr post by failedlarrypredictions. In 2015, an anon sent an ask to im-on-fire-now:
LiveJournal user cujoy identified two suggestive quotes from Harry"Not that important" in response to Liam saying that "female" was a desirable quality in a girlfriend and "Don't knock it till you've tried it" in response to Niall not wanting 1D to start a rumor that he slept with a man. made during video interviews in November 2014 as the impetus for larries to develop the seeding theory.cujoy. , posted 1 February 2015.
As of 2021 larries on social media were still pointing to media stories referencing larries' own theories as evidence that 1D's management was seeding stories to prepare the general public for Larry., tweet by cami1Dstan, 2 February 2021. As of 13 November 2024, this tweet has 48 retweets. archive.is
==References==
Category:One Direction Fandom Glossary
Seeds of Arkham

Seeds of Arkham is a fan-film produced by Aaron Schoenke. In the film, Batman attempts to rescue Nightwing from the clutches of Poison Ivy and Killer Croc, who are holding him hostage within Arkham Asylum. The film is a sequel to the 2010 film City of Scars.
==Full cast and crew==
*Director: Aaron Schoenke
*Producers: Bryan Morton, Kevin Porter, Aaron Schoenke, Sean Schoenke, Mark Towle
*Editor: Aaron Schoenke
*Sound/Score: Sean Schoenke
*Cinematographer: Aaron Schoenke
*Story: David Hammond, Aaron Schoenke, Bryan Morton
*Special thanks: Josh Boultinghouse, Madelyn Rae
*Kevin Porter: Batman
*Xango Henry: Killer Croc
*Alexa Mey: Poison Ivy
*Aaron Schoenke: Nightwing
Category:2011
Category:Batman
Category:Fan Films
Seeds of Synchronicity

Seeds of Synchronicity is a MSR X-Files story by mountainphile.
==Author's Summary==
"Six years after the events of "Aubrey," Scully and Mulder revisit the Missouri town to confront old demons and lay new ones to rest. Imagine how events would progress past Season 7, if there was no Mulder abduction, no Scully pregnancy... and the two partners were already *much* closer than friends.""
 
==Awards==
Spooky Awards 2002:
* 1st Place - Outstanding X-File
* 1st Place - Outstanding Novel
* 1st Place - Outstanding Angst
* 1st Place - Outstanding NC-17 MSR
* 1st Place - Outstanding Scully Characterization
* 1st Place - Outstanding Mulder Characterization
* 1st PLace (tie) - Outstanding Other Series Character (Lieutenant Brian Tillman)
* 1st Place - Enigmatic Doctor Watson Award for Outstanding Investigative Casefile
* 2nd Place (tie) - The Map Room Award for Outstanding Fic Set Outside Washington DC (Missouri)
* Honorable Mention - Original Character (Benjie Tillman)
* Honorable Mention - Original Character (Natalie Warner)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Seeing A Dream Become Reality

Seeing A Dream Become Reality is a 2007 essay by Leva Cygnet.
It is a retrospective look at Cygnet's site, Firefox News, and how it went from an amateur fan "hobby site run purely for fun" in 1998 is an early site to a for-profit venture in 2007.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the hard work of creating a website
* crowdsourcing for fandom and profit
* paying fans money for their fiction on this site
* being able to drive 65 mph in your car and watch television at the same time (!)
* changing technology and expectations
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Seeing Double (Shadow Chasers & Seeing Things zine)

Seeing Double is a gen split-book anthology of Shadow Chasers and Seeing Things fiction. 
The Shadows Chasers half is subtitled "The National Register" and contains 73 pages; the Seeing Things half is subtitled "Toronto Gazette" and contains 23 pages. 
The cover art is by Ann Larimer, and the interior art is by Ann Larimer and M.D. Bloemker.
This zine was to have had a second issue, one that was all Shadow Chasers called "Shadow Play," but despite a four-story summary in Pop Stand Express #12, it never made it off the ground.
==Short Descriptions of Both Shows==
From a flyer printed in The Midnight Special #2: 
==Contents==
===Shadow Chasers===
* Editorial (1)
* Shadow Chasers Cast List compiled by Ann Larimer (4)
* Shadow Chasers Episode Guide compiled by Ann Larimer ("A complete-as-we-can-make-it episode guide (thanks a lot, ABC.)") (5)
* Chasing Shadows by Susan Garrett (7)
* Foreshadowing by Patrice L. Heyes ("You gotta have a certain... something to do with the kind of work Benny does.") (8)
* The Devil His Due (PDF) by M.D. Bloemker ("Benny and Jonathan have foiled a few nasty schemes as Shadow Chasers, and now one schemer is going to exact revenge for being thwarted.") (10)
* Chasing Reality by P.L. Heyes (36)
* Looking for Answers by P.L. Heyes (37)
* A Paranormal Quiz (38)
* Good Humours by Susan M. Garrett ("Benny really should have known better than to take a double dose of an untested potion from the mortar and pestle of Theo Goldberg.") (39)
* The Middle of Somewhere by Teresa Sarick (43)
* Double or Nothing by Mary Fall Wardell (44)
* The Christmas Spirit by Patrice L. Heyes ("Jonathan wants a quiet holiday -- so he's taken steps to ensure it.") (71)
* Afterword (73)
===Seeing Things===
* Editorial (2)
* Seeing is Believing by Mac (3)
* I'm Seeing Things, Believe Me by Teresa Sarick (5)
* Seeing Things Cast List compiled by P.L. Heyes (7)
* Seeing Things Episode Guide compiled by P.L. Heyes ("A complete 5-season episode guide, descriptions of the major characters, and an introduction to the show's premise.") (8) 
* Seeing in the Dark by Patrice L. Heyes ("Home and family have always meant a lot to Louie Ciccone, but now that he's got them back, why isn't it like he expected it would be?") (13)
* When I Threw You Out the Door by Teresa Sarick (15)
* Word Search (16)
* Little Things Deceive Me by Teresa Sarick (17)
* Eye Opener by Teresa Sarick ("Louie's nap is interrupted by the untimely arrival of a rather unusual visitor.") (18)
* Afterword (23)
Category:Shadow Chasers
Category:Seeing Things
Category:1986 Zines
Seeing in the Dark

Seeing in the Dark is a gen and het Dark Justice 123-page anthology of stories by Anne MacMurray and Melody White. 
The cover is by Barbara J. Caldwell, poetry by Jane Mailander.
The editors warn for some violence and explicit sex.
It is likely that fans of Beauty and the Beast (TV) would be interested in it as Bruce Abbott, the star of Dark Justice, portrayed Devin Wells, brother to Vincent Wells. 
A second issue was planned but not published: "Now accepting submissions through January 31, 1995, for publication May 1995. Looking for anything and everything-- fiction, poetry, artwork-- on our favorite vigilante judge, Nicholas Marshall, and his team of Night Watchmen. Issue one's primary focus was on Bruce Abbott's second/third season depiction of Nick, but stories featuring Ramy Zada's first season interpretation are equally welcome." from GAZ v.8 n.1 
==References==
 
Category:Dark Justice
Category:1994 Zines
Seeing is Believing

Seeing is Believing is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine Off Duty #2.
==Summary==
"When McCoy refuses to believe him after he tells McCoy that he and Spock are lovers, Kirk decides to invite McCoy along on his and Spockʼs shoreleave where he plans to have McCoy "accidentally” see him and Spock making love."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1990===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Seeing the Invisible

Seeing the Invisible is a gen, slash and het La Femme Nikita anthology.
* Protections by Claire Gabriel
* Panic by gritkitty
* Identity Crisis by Nestra
* Maybe, Someday by Athena
* Go Gentle by Delle
* Sex in a Public Place by Shanola 
* Burn by Sylvia
* other unknown fiction
Category:La Femme Nikita
Category:2004 Zines
Seeker (Transformers)

Seeker is a Transformers term of obscure origin that refers to a class of Decepticon jet troopers that share the same body-type.
The term has been widely used within the fandom since the early 1990s, but its unknown origin meant that it was long suspected of being fanonical and thus its use was controversial. The term was finally made indisputably canon in 2002, when it was used in issue 1 of the comic miniseries Transformers: The War Within.
The first known usage of the term is from a 1984 JC Penny catalog, leading to speculation that the term was handed down from Hasbro at some point and may have been used in other promotional material. The TFWiki states:
==See Also==
*Glossary: Seeker at Steve-o's Transformers FAQ
*Seeker (body type) at TFWiki.net
Category:Transformers
Seeking Grace: The Everwood Archive

Seeking Grace was a Everwood fanfiction archive that also housed screencaps, transcripts and other resources. It had a LiveJournal community dedicated to updates and announcements for the archive.
The archive used the system "Automated Archive version 3.1".
==Authors Archived==
* Amy
* Chelsea Frew
* danosulik
* Delwyn
* edie
* HYPERFocused
* Leah K.
* Marleigh
* maybedarkpink
* Pampero
* plum_evil
* Shellah
* Visbot
==References==
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Category:Everwood
Category:2000s
Category:2003
Seeley Booth

Seeley Booth is a main character in Bones and partner to Temperance Brennan.
==Canon==
Seeley Booth is a FBI Special Agent, and became a FBI Liaison to the Jeffersonian Institute when he started working with Temperance Brennan. He was formerly a Army sniper, which is often discussed in the series. At the end of Season 4, it is revealed Booth has a brain tumor causing him to hallucinate. In Season 5, he reveals that he loves Bones. In the season 6 finale it is revealed that Brennan was expecting Booth's child after they had spent the night together both suffering from the death of Vincent Nigel–Murray and sleeping together. Christine is born in Season 7, and they marry in Season 9.
After that, they honeymoon in Argentina and everything's normal until government conspiracies with the ghost killer arise. In the episode "The Recluse in the Recliner" Booth is being targeted, which ends up with assassins coming to their home and almost killing Booth. He almost died but Brennan saved him. At the end of the episode Booth is seen in the hospital but the FBI won't let Brennan see him because they put Booth under arrest. Booth is then thrown into jail and Brennan is left alone with Christine. 
Despite such issues as Booth being framed and sent to prison and Sweets death, the only serious flaw in their relationship was when Booth suffered a temporary relapse to his old gambling addiction, which he overcame after the two temporarily retired from their jobs before the birth of their second child. Their infant son Hank Jr. (named after Booth's grandfather) was born off-screen sometime after season 10 and before the beginning of season 11. However, he and Brennan return to the FBI and Jeffersonian institute full-time after Booth's brother's death.
==Fandom==
Booth's main pairing is with Brennan, although he's been paired with other characters such as Angela and Camille Saroyan. 
As he's played by David Boreanaz of the Buffyverse, he features in occasional same-actor crossovers with that fandom; in such works he's most often paired with Buffy Summers (an almost-canonical pairing), but pairings with Angel (the same-actor pairing), Cordelia Chase, Spike, Willow Rosenberg and Xander Harris have also been written.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Seeley Booth works at AO3
* Seeley Booth works at FFN
==Resources==
* Seeley Booth at Wikipedia
* Seeley Booth at the Bones Wiki
==References==
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Category:Bones
Seelie Tales

Seelie Tales is a for-profit fairy-tale-themed Genshin Impact fanzine.
==About==
The project's interest check ran from January 9, 2021 to February 1, 2021https://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1347921067323523072. Contributor applications ran from Jan 31, 2021 to March 1, 2021https://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1355962235684843521, garnering 500 responseshttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1366631196218650630.
Preorders opened August 5, 2021, and were initially scheduled to close September 5, 2021https://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1423312849384869892, but were later extended to September 19, 2021https://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1439620300665094144. The following pricing tiers were offeredhttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1423312849384869892https://web.archive.org/web/20210805160547/https://seelietales.bigcartel.com/:
* Seelie Trail ($25 USD): Physical Zine + Bookmark
* Seelie Common Chest ($35 USD): ?
* Seelie Exquisite Chest ($50 USD): ?
* Seelie Precious Chest ($70 USD): ?
* Seelie Luxurious Chest ($90 USD): ?
* Seelie Treasure Trove ($110 USD): ?
PDFs of the zine were included in all bundleshttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1439620300665094144.
The zine did a collaboration with the Allure Fire Emblem zine, giving some wallpapers and Zhongli emotes to anyone ordering from both zineshttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1430922988631691266. The Seelie Tales zine Twitter also hosted a promotional giveaway of a full bundle and a Diluc plushhttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1423312918926413825.
Zine shipping was underway in April 2022https://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1510380489395298310. As of February 2023, the most recent update on the zine Twitter was that the remaining stamps would be mailed out in late February, all other orders having been shippedhttps://twitter.com/fairytalezine/status/1612725307630583808.
==Contributors==
===Page Artists===
===Merch Artists===
===Writers===
===Mods===
== References ==
Category:Genshin Impact Zines
Category:2022 Zines
Seema

Seema is a long-time Star Trek writer and reader, particularly active in Voyager and Deep Space Nine from the late 1990s. More recently, she has become active in a wide rage of fandoms. 
Her occasional writing partner Rocky describes her Trek writing:
== History ==
Seema has been a Trek fan since 1986, when TNG started. Her primary Trek fandom in 1999 was DS9.
==Activities==
As of 2008, Seema was active in PTFever as well as ASC, where she acts as the Status of Stories Maintainer for Voyager and is former Awards Coordinator for the ASC Awards (2000-2002). She is also one of the moderators of the mailing list Zendom (link) and was the archivist of The Worf Dax Fanfic Archive. She was one of the reccers for Bright Shiny Objects.
==In Her Own Words==
Seema was interviewed at The Best of Trek Fanfic in 1999,Spotlight of the Month: Seema (accessed 19 November 2012) and participated in Min's 'Impact of Fandom Survey' with cowriter Rocky in 2002.Unbound: Friday, September 27, 2002 (accessed 19 November 2012)
For more, see The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Seema.
==Fan Comments: 2002==
Seema was in the running for a 2002 ASC Award for "Best Original Series Author: Deep Space Nine." The comments below are from fan votes: 
== Notable Works ==
*The Absinthe Heart -- unusual focus on Ezri Dax & Quark friendship (2002)
*Blink -- widely recommended DS9 gen story, focusing on Kira (2002)
==Awards==
Seema won many Golden Orgasms awards, including:
*2000 Third Place, Best Kim/Torres, Red 
*2001 Best Voyager Single Person, Erosion 
*2001 Third Place, Best ENT Story and Third Place, Best ENT Single Person, Irrational 
*2002 Best ENT Slash and Best ENT Archer/m and Second Place, Best ENT One Part Story, An Inconvenient Attraction 
*2002 Second Place, Best TNG Single Part, Beautiful and Touch (tie) 
*2002 Best TNG Hetsmut, Beautiful; Second Place, Best TNG Hetsmut, Touch 
*2002 Best TNG Miscellaneous Het, Touch; Third Place, Best TNG Miscellaneous Het, Beautiful 
*2002 Best Janeway/Male, Touch; Second Place, Best Janeway/Male, Beautiful
*2002 Best Paris/Torres, A Delicate Affair 
*2002 Best VOY Miscellaneous Hetsmut, Beautiful 
*2002 Second Place, Best TNG, DS9 or VOY Single Person, A Delicate Affair 
*2003 Best DS9 Het, Wet 
*2003 Best Paris/Torres and Best VOY Other Hetsmut, Lovers and Other Strangers (cowritten with Rocky)
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Segel Weyr

Segel Weyr was an official Dragonriders of Pern roleplay fanclub. A 1983 ad in Harper Beat called its quarterly newsletter Blowing Off Steam, while Out of the Blue #11 (1992) calls it Far Eastern Flash. The Harper Beat ad mentions two smaller Pern zines called The History of Segel Weyr and The History of Western Snows Weyr. It also published two Star Wars saga zines called Foxfire and And So It Has Ended, and a zine called Spooks in an unknown fandom.
Segel Weyr had roughly 50 members in 1983, when it was advertised in the back of Harper Beat issue #8. According to the advertisement, official colors varied according to Wing, and the club was open to members worldwide. By 1992, Out of the Blue would describe the club as based mostly in the Far Eastern US.
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
Segregation

Segregation is a website with fanfiction and essays by Gemma Files.
File:Maximum Security.png|Oz page
File:Gangs of New York.png|Gangs of New York page
File:On the Outside.png|other fiction page
==Oz==
*My Wife and My Dead Wife
*Samaritan
*The Only Engine of Survival
*Conjugal - An Oz AU series. 
*Gentler (with Nicole S.) 
*Unbound (with Stephen J. Barringer)
*Hearts and Flowers
*One-Shots and crossovers
==Gangs of New York==
*The Hot Country
*Correspondence Found Inside A Wall, New York, 1945 (with Stephen J. Barringer)
*In The Eye
*In The Eye II: Sultry
*Five Points of Difference - Five things that never happened to Amsterdam Vallon.
*A Good Education (with Stephen J. Barringer) - Got beat down, got your knives took...
*Only Children - Growing up, acting out, becoming.
*Tenderized - Bill and Amsterdam, in the lost time between theatre and Pagoda; how close is too close?
*Five Fingers Make A Fist - Five things that never happened to William Cutting.
*Calling - Bill, after the Pagoda.
*Took Under - At Satan's Circus, three to a bed is no comfortable thing.
==Other Fandoms==
Other fandoms include League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, The Shield, L.A. Confidential, Dogma, Lord of Illusions, X-Men: The Movie, X-Files/One Life To Live, Quills, Once Upon A Time In Mexico, Blade: Trinity.
Category:Oz Author Pages
Category:Gangs of New York
Sehlat's Roar Interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg

The Sehlat's Roar Interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg was published in 1985 in Sehlat's Roar #2.
In it, she discusses her Sime~Gen book, "House of Zeor," and Star Trek Lives!. She also talks about "the future of Star Trek and Space: 1999."
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:1976 Fan Interviews
Category:Sime~Gen Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews