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Diana Fowley

Diana Fowley is an X-Files character that appeared in the fifth and sixth season of show.
She is mainly shipped with Mulder (Mulder/Diana). Rare pairings include Scully (Scully/Diana), Alex Krycek (Alex/Diana) and CSM/Diana.
==Fan Comments==
She was/is despised by the majority of Mulder/Scully shippers upon introduction since her and Mulder's past was perceived as threat to the relationship between Mulder and Scully. Another reason may have been that her characters was underdeveloped and created by Chris Carter to make the shippers uncomfortable.
==Some Diana Fowley Meta==
* "Oh, and if you (like me) are a Diana Fowley hater,Brandon D. Ray's fiction page check this out!"
* The AV TV club: The X-Files wants us to believe in Diana Fowley by Michael Roffman 10/16/15
* The Fowley factor: Mulder stuck between a rock and a hard place
* Noromantic Interview: Nats - Andrea - Maclau
==Some Diana Fowley Fic==
* Samson (2009)
* Upon a Myth by Truemyth
* Exeunt by Jess at previous eXcursions
* drabble; rated r; dana scully/diana fowley; missing scene-Amor Fati;
===Archives===
* Harem Of X Files Other Women Defenders features some stories with Diana Fowley
* works tagged as Diana Fowley at Archive of Our Own
==Some Diana Fowley Vids==
* Mulder/Scully/Diana | Hide [HD] by CandiceHere
* Cold as Ice - A Diana Fowley [hate] Video by closetfangirl
* Modern Day Delilah. by buffypratt: "A look at the Queen of deciet......Diana Fowley"
* {The Betrayal Saga} by NoteverythingdiesXF: Diana between the brothers
==Some Diana Fowley Art==
Due to the hate in the X-Files shipper community, fan art of the character usually consist of Manips that depict Fowley in a negative manner, for example as a witch or demon or mean memes.
* a mean meme featuring Fowley
==Anti-Diana Fowley Websites==
Several Hate sites were created in the late 1990s. These sites were linked at Devoted Haters of Fowley and Spender. The links give a flavor of the rawness and intense dislike of this character that some fans had.
* Devoted Haters of Fowley and Spender (DHFS : "Conspiracy has a great page. And a great mailing list. :)"
* Thousand Deaths of Fowley : "A separate page on the DHFS site - one that necessitates special recognition."
* Steph's ten golden rules to get rid of Diana Fowley
* Diana Fowley Haters Brigade : "I sense a theme running here..."
* The Anti Diana Fowley Archive : "Yeah!!! Cool stories about Fowley having bad days. Many written by AFMLers, like TeaL, Erin, and others. :)"
* Anti-Fowley Fanfic : "Talitha has collected some rather appropriate fanfic, some written by AFMLers."
* Agent Chloe's Fictional X-Files Site : "Throw some darts at Diana Fowley! And don't worry if you don't have a Java-enhanced browser, go to this page to get the same effect. ;-)" (now offline)
* Fowley and Spender Temple of Hate : "Nothing more needs to be said." (had a mailing list)
* The Anti @$$-Holes Task Force : "Learn about Fowley and Spender, as well as Kersh, and Bill Scully, Jr."
==See also==
* Character Bashing
==References==
Category:X-Files Characters
Diana Harmon

Diana Harmon is the nurse at the hospital who treats Hutch for a minor injury. During this short interaction, she becomes infatuated. She follows him and Starsky to a bar and pretends to run into them by accident. Hutch asks her out, and they sleep together. For Hutch, the sex is casual, but it fuels Diana's obsession. She begins to harass and stalk Hutch. When he breaks off their relationship, she trashes his apartment. Later, she sneaks into his place while he is in the shower and tries to kill him with a big knife. Diana is arrested and presumably put into a mental institution.
 
==A Few Facts About the Canon Diana==
* she has been a nurse in other cities
* she has some steaks in the freezer
* she got to see Hutch's naked butt at the hospital when she gave him an injection
==The Fanon Diana==
Diana is almost always portrayed as being newly released, or having just escaped, from the mental institution. She returns to cause much more harm to Starsky and Hutch, leading to copious amounts of hurt/comfort. She seems to appear in more gen than slash stories.
Many fans feel that, in the show, Starsky did not take his partner's concerns about Diana's mental instability seriously enough and much fiction has been written to fix this problem.
==Some Diana Fics==
* Major Female Canon Characters, scroll down
* Episode Related
==Some Diana Vids==
==Some Diana Art==
It is non-existent.
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Characters
Diana L. Paxson

Diana L. Paxson is a writer and artist. When she married Jon DeCles (Marion Zimmer Bradley's "unofficially adopted" brother), she became Bradley's sister-in-law.
Paxon lives at Greyhaven.
==Fan Activities==
===Society for Creative Anachronism===
Paxson is a co-founder of the Society for Creative Anachronism.
===Guest of Honor===
Paxson was the guest of honor at Mythcon XXI in 1990.
===Fanzines===
Edited or contributed to:
* Costume and Clothing as a Cultural Index on Darkover (editor)
* The Darkover Cookbook
* The Deryni Archives
* Niekas
* Orcrist
* Starstone
* Sternenkristall
* Tales of the Free Amazons
* Tolkien Journal
===Interviews===
* (May 1997)
* Diana L. Paxson on Stars of Darkover (2014)
==Pro Works==
She has written multiple novels and and is a frequent collaborator with other writers. Paxson has written over 70 short stories. Her best-known works are the Westria novels, and the later books in the Avalon series, which she first co-wrote with Marion Zimmer Bradley. After Bradley's death, took over sole authorship of that series.
A bibliography is here. Despite its title: "The Complete, Comprehensive, Chronological List of Publications," it does not list Paxson's fan writing.
===The Avalon Series===
In collaboration with Marion Zimmer Bradley in the continuation of The Mists of Avalon series:
* The Forest House (1994) (uncredited) Marion Zimmer Bradley, ed. (1994-08). Sword and Sorceress XI. DAW Books. p. 32. ISBN 0-88677-614-7: "... If you haven't read Diana's other books, look them up in Books in Print: They're good. So good in fact, that when I decided to write the story mentioned at the end of Mists of Avalon about Roman Britain and the Druid priestess Eilan, it was Diana I chose to collaborate with me on it. Because of marketing decisions, Viking decided my name alone would sell better. I'm not sure why but here among friends, so to speak, I'm happy to acknowledge Diana's help and input. It should be out in April 1994; look for The Forest House."
* Lady of Avalon (1997) (uncredited)
* Priestess of Avalon (2000)
As sole author:
* Ancestors of Avalon (2004)
* Ravens of Avalon (2007)
* Sword of Avalon (2009)
==References==
 
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:Darkover
Category:Zine Editors
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Professional Artists
Diana L. Paxson on Stars of Darkover

Diana L. Paxson on Stars of Darkover was an interview by Deborah J. Ross. 
Ross is one of the ghostwriters for the Marion Zimmer Bradley empire today. Diana L. Paxson is Bradley's sister-in-law.
It was released on June 3, 2014, to celebrate Marion's 84th birthday. This is the very same day that Tor Books posted On This Day: Marion Zimmer Bradley Gave Us New Perspectives, the essay that was the starting point for the public allegations of sexual abuse against Bradley. See Allegations: MZB Sexually and Physically Abused Her Children.
==Excerpts==
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Fan Interviews
Category:Darkover
Category:2014 Fan Interviews
Diana Moon

Diana Moon is a fanfiction author and fanartist.
She hosted her fanfiction on her website, Moonlit Library, until 2012.http://mythark.net/moonlit (defunct). DianaMoon's Bio at Archive of Our Own: "4/2012 Update: So my host is down and all my fics are gone in that link above. However, I've finally uploaded 99.9% of my fanfiction to AO3." (Accessed 07 May 2020.) She also had an art site called Castelli in Aria, also now offline.http://www.final-dreams.net/aria, archived 08 January 2008 by the Wayback Machine.
In 2011, she gave blanket permission to podfic her fanfiction.dizilla at LiveJournal. Comment on Looking for Podfic-Friendly Authors... by fire_juggler, 03 July 2011.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* A Stolen Kiss — Sailor Moon, Serena/Darien. (February 2001)
* Keeping Score — Harry Potter, Harry/Luna. Written for reddwarfer's Boy Who Scored Challenge. (November 2005)
* Diaspora — Harry Potter, Snape/Lupin. Written for the Master and the Wolf Fuh-Q-Fest 5th Wave. (February 2006)
* Unaccounted Lifeform, written with lauriegilbert — Star Trek AOS, Kirk/McCoy. 100K word novel. (August–September 2013)
* Etched in Candy — Glee, Kurt/Puck. (2016)
===Fanart===
File:Choc2-2.jpg|"With or Without You" — Interior art from Chocolate and Asphodel, Volume 2 (2009)
==External Links==
* Diana Moon's Story Masterlist at LiveJournal (last updated in 2008)
* Some of my Best Fics collection at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Diana Morgan

Diana Morgan was a Star Trek fan. She was a member of the STARFLEET fan club, and in 1992 revived and was director of the Starfleet Academy Cadet School, a series of courses offered to Star Trek fans ages ten to fifteen.Starfleet Academy - History of SFA, accessed 18 December 2016.
In 1993, Diana and Renee Bowe founded USS Oberon, a Sacramento, CA area STARFLEET-affiliated fan club, and through the club organized a number of charitable endeavours. Diana and Renee also published the Star Trek fanzine Prizma in 1993; Diana was the zine's fiction editor.
Diana appeared in a brief interview in the Star Trek documentary Trekkies.From The Oberon Group Homepage: GO SEE THE DOCUMENTARY "TREKKIES"!! Our very own Diana has a brief interview with Denise Crosby! She looks beautiful...just like we remember her to be!
==Remembrances==
Diana passed away in 1998. Tributes to her were published in the zine Activate! n.2 v.2 (issue #6), in spring 1998, and on the Oberon Group website. See the Oberon Group's remembrances and memorial book.
Jose C. Henriquez was one of a number of friends who posted their remembrances of Diana at the Oberon Group homepage, writing in part:
Diana was also mentioned in Karen Anijar's 2000 book Teaching Toward the 24th Century: Star Trek as Social Curriculum:Karen Anijar, Teaching Toward the 24th Century: Star Trek as Social Curriculum (Taylor & Francis, 2000) at Google Books, "Do Unto Others As You Would Have Them Do Unto Trek", pp.26-27. (Brackets & ellipsis in original.)
==Diana's Writings==
* Oberon's Beginnings, about the founding of the Shuttle Oberon
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Zine Publishers
Diana Prince/Harleen Quinzel

Diana Prince/Harleen Quinzel is a pairing of Diana Prince (Wonder Woman) and Harleen Quinzel (Harley Quinn) in the DCU.
==Canon==
As of the New 52, Harley is shown to have been a fan of Wonder Woman for many years, to the extent that she has a closet dedicated to her merchandise. The two have worked together against common enemies, much to Harley's glee. 
==Fandom==
While Harley and Diana have existed in the DCU together for some time, the popularity of their appearances in Suicide Squad (film) and Wonder Woman (2017) brought some new interest in the pairing. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Diana/Harley fanart I did for Déjà Pink by axeeeee
* hope they will meet soon~ by baotam-ng
* untitled by makurakun
* I don’t know where this ship came from but I’m loving it by toherrys
* Thanks anon, you gave me an idea:) by marceline2174
* Lowkey hardcore shipping Diana and Harley Quinn… by alliestration
===Fanfic===
* Need You To Need Me by MaggieBee 
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Tumblr tags: Wonder Woman x Harley Quinn, Harley x Diana, Diana x Harley
* Diana/Harleen Quinzel at AO3
==References==
Category:Wonder Woman Relationships
Category:DCU Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Diana Reid

Diana Reid is a character on Criminal Minds, an American television show that debuted on September 22, 2005. She is Spencer Reid's mother.
==Canon==
First introduced in the final episode of Season 1, The Fisher King: Part 1. 
Diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic who resides in Bennington Sanitarium throughout most of the show. It is revealed in Season 2, Episode 15, Revelations, that Spencer had her committed when he was 18.
Previously married to William Reid, Spencer Reid's father, who left the family when Spencer was 10.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
===Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Example Art Gallery==
==Archives and Communities==
==Links and Resources==
https://criminalminds.fandom.com/wiki/Diana_Reid
==References==
Category:Criminal Minds
Diana Smith

You may be looking for the Star Wars artist Dianne Smith.
 
Diana Smith was a fanwriter who wrote numerous zine stories with another author, Pat Dunn. 
Smith and Dunn also created the vampire original characters Nicholas and Varina.
Pcdfanwriter adds: "Sadly, Diana passed away in April of 2020. She was a very dear friend of mine, and tremendously creative. She was never happier when writing, or when doing "research" by reading historical books or watching (and rewatching) episodes of the shows we were most into at the time. I miss those times, and I'm glad I had them, as well as the trips to conventions, and to the movies...I guess the best thing to say is to paraphrase a quote from A.A. Milne: "You were braver than you believed, stronger than you seemed, and smarter than you thought." Thank you. Rest in peace.
==Man from UNCLE zines==
* Sins of the Father
* The French Songbird Affair
* The Father's Day Affair
* The Kuryakin File
* Credentials
==Beauty and the Beast==
* The Memory Flame
* A Life Without Limits
==Zorro==
* Z: Zorro Zine
==Blake's 7 zines==
* Gambit
* Southern Seven
* Children of the Federation
==Shadow Chasers zines==
* Shadow Chasers Express
* Relaxovision!
==Robin of Sherwood==
* The Turn of the Wheel
==The Real Ghostbusters zines==
* Revenants and Roses
* Can We Go Home Now?
==Forever Knight==
* "Blood Moon Rising," Pat Dunn, Valerie Meachum, & Diana Smith (On the Wings of the Knight), won a 1994 FanQ 
==Quantum Leap zines==
* Oh Boy
* Play It Again
* Time Knight
*Out of the Blue
==Kung Fu: The Legend Continues==
* Splinters of Light
==Highlander==
* Immortal Tales
==Multifandom zines==
* Banzine
* Behind the Blue Door
* Let's Ride
* Doors: A Frightfully Good Idea
* Multiverse
* Good Guys Wear Fangs
* Crazy Quilt
* Serendipity 
* Adventures in Slime and Time
* The Manifest
* Lions and Tigers and Zines, Oh My!
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Diana Tregarde

Diana Tregarde is a series of books by Mercedes Lackey. They are thrillers with focuses on a Wiccan who combats evil.
They are in the Elves on the Road Series.
This series was a main component in Lackey's controversial 1997 open letter: The Last Straw.
==Began in Fanzines==
These stories had their beginnings in fanzines, specifically issues of Shadowstar.
* Merry Xmas to All (Diana Tregarde's first appearance) (1982) (#8)
* A Friendly Place (#11)
* Worldwalker (crossover with Star Wars) (#14)
* Night Moves ("Diana Tregarde faces a nameless horror who stalks and kills in the streets of New York, and her only help is a benevolent vampire.") (#14)
* Over the Rainbow? (crossover with Indiana Jones) (1984, #16)
* Selkie, Selkie (1984, #16)
* Not for Burning ("Gifted with the Sight, befriended by animals, orphaned, and forced to flee in the face of accusations of witchcraft in Puritan England, Cassandra Tregarde is led to a fate she has only dreamed...") (#17)
* Crucible (how Diana Tregarde became a Worldwalker) (#19)
* Troubleshooter (crossover with Grimjack) (#23)
* Swan Song (#28)
File:shadowstar8-1.jpg|from "Shadowstar" #8, artist is Mercedes Lackey
File:shadowstar8merry.jpg|from "Shadowstar" #8, artist is Mercedes Lackey
File:shadowstar19diana.jpg|from "Shadowstar" #19, artist is Mark Wallace
File:shadowstar19-1.jpg|from issue #19, artist is Mark Wallace
==Some of Lackey's Statements on Inspiration==
==Lackey's 1988 Statement: Quitting Fanfic==
Shadowstar #28 (1988) has a letter of comment from Mercedes Lackey about her retirement from writing fanfic: 
==The Diana Tregarde Books, Some Fan Reactions, and Controversy==
===From Lackey's Official Website===
==Other Fans' Fanworks==
* Hell Hath No Fury by L.M. Dalton (crossover with Beauty and the Beast (TV)) (The Osiris Files #6, 1992)
* The Price They Paid by Voracity (Xander/Oz, Willow/Other, Diana Tregarde/Andre (implied))
* at Archive of Our Own
==Fan Comments==
===1983===
===2016===
===2000===
===2004===
==Meta/Further Reading==
* The Last Straw (1997)
* (2021)
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Mercedes Lackey
Diana Wynne Jones

Diana Wynne Jones (16 August 1934 to 26 March 2011) was an English author of fantasy and science fiction novels, primarily for children and young adults. Her first book, Changeover, was published in 1970. One of her books, Howl's Moving Castle (1986), was turned into an animated film by Hayao Miyazaki. She is most popular in the UK, although the film adaptation caused a surge in the popularity of her books in other countries.
==Diana Wynne Jones Fandom==
Diana Wynne Jones fandom was not a heavy creator of fan fiction, vids, or fanart, producing mainly meta and discussion. Conversation takes place in the livejournal community dianawynnejones and on the Diana Wynne Jones mailing list. Two major fansites are devoted to her work: Meredith's Official Diana Wynne Jones page and Chrestomanci Castle. The fandom also maintains a wiki.
===Fan fiction===
The majority of DWJ fan fiction is found in the Yuletide archives. There is a fan fiction mailing list on Yahoo! Groups as well as a livejournal community, dwj_fanfic.
Betony held wider than the world: a diana wynne jones comment ficathon on Dreamwidth in 2013. It was run as a prompt-a-thon: participants commented with characters/prompts, with fills left as comments. Altogether, there were 28 prompts, of which 11 were filled.
A small amount of fanfiction has been written for most of her novels, but several have a moderate following, including:
* Chronicles of Chrestomanci
* Dalemark Quartet
* Derkholm series
* Eight Days of Luke
* Fire and Hemlock
* Hexwood
* Howl's Moving Castle series
* Magids series
Some crossovers and fusions also draw on Jones' work. In Blake's 7, we have an early example of a Chrestomanci crossover in Ika's Charmed and a more recent fusion in x_los's The Glitter is the Gold series.
===Archives===
* 
* 2008 Diana Wynne Jones Yuletide stories (collected by Bookelfe)
* Diana Wynne Jones stories & Dalemark Quartet at fanfiction.net
* 
=== Academic interest ===
Diana Wynne Jones fandom is heavily populated by aca-fans. In July 2009, Farah Mendlesohn and Catherine Butler organized the first Diana Wynne Jones conference.
A second, A Fantastic Legacy: Diana Wynne Jones, was held at Newcastle in 2014.
==External links==
* Obituary in The Guardian (written by Christopher Priest)
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:People
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Diana moved me ''powerfully"

"Diana moved me powerfully" is a 1990 essay by Barbara Goulter. It was imbedded in a letter of comment printed in the August 1990 issue of Tunneltalk. 
The essay was written at the beginning of The Beauty and the Beast Wars, and the positive focus on the character of the unpopular character of Diana Bennett (introduced when Catherine Chandler died) was a minority one. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Diana as a "female Vincent"
* the sexist overtones of Vincent as "teacher"
* why can't shows have more than one powerful female character
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1990 Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Meta in PrintCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
DianeB

DianeB was an active writer in Star Trek: Voyager. She was hosted by Katie Redshoes, but currently the website is not available.
== History ==
Add here.
== Notable Work ==
*Golden Orgasms, 2000 Second Place, Best Paris/Seven, The Sexual Education Of a Borg Drone Part 1: Lovely Things That Are Not True
*Die J/C Die Contest, 2002 First Place in Het category, Real Affection
== References ==
== Related Links ==
*ASCEM
*Golden Orgasms
== External Links ==
Category:Fanwriters
Diane Carey's "Ghost Ship" Letter

Diane Carey's "Ghost Ship" Letter is a 1988 open letter by Diane Carey, a Star Trek: The Next Generation tie-in author.
It was written in response to a fan's review of her book ("Ghost Ship") in a zine called Enterprise America.
Permission was granted to reprint the letter in Data Entries #6, where the author of the original review, and recipient of Carey's letter, wrote:
The editor of Data Entries The editor of Data Entries issues #1-6 was Christina Mavroudis. This was the last issue she edited before turning her duties over to someone else. Her decision to print this letter, one that was critical of Star Trek TPTB, was gutsy, as she announced in the same issue of Data Entries that she was leaving that zine to become the editor of the official Star Trek zine Inside Star Trek. Inside Star Trek, however, did not resume under Mavroudis and, and in fact, did not resume at all. See Data Entries #6's editorial for more information about the difficulties for a fan to cross the line into the professional world and its sometimes conflicting loyalties. replied:
==Some Topics Discussed==
* tie-in books in general
* Pocket Book's Star Trek Writing Guidelines
* Gene Roddenberry, Paramount, and censorship
* the difficulties in writing tie-in books
* control issues and yes-men
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==Further Reading/Meta==
* This is the tale of PROBE: The Novel I Didn't Write (2003 or after)
==References==
Category:1988 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:1988 Open Letters
Category:Star Trek Open Letters