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Spock Does Mulder

Spock Does Mulder was an article written by Neva Chonin about slash fanfiction. It was humorous, well-written, and avoided many of the usual cliches and eye-rolling of similar articles.
It also quoted the well-known fan M. Fae Glasgow, included some fan art, and included a link to The Generic Slash Defense Form Letter. It also included artwork from the Sith Academy.
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
==The Misleading Title==
Despite the title, fanfiction pairing Spock and Mulder is basically non-existent.
==An Excerpt==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:1999 News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes

Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes is a newsletter of the Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes fan club.
One of its sister zines is Spock's Scribes.
See List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Issue 1==
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 1 was published in January 1968 and contains 10 pages.
* report and description of UNICEF
* Our Inspiration: Mr. Spock
* Our Hero: Leonard Nimoy
* Behind the Scenes 1967: Gene Roddenberry
* Star Trek Spotlight: James T. Kirk
* Actor of the Month (November/December): William Shatner
* letters from some TPTB
==Issue 2==
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 2 was published in February 1968 and contains 18 pages.
*What is a Spock's Scribe (club history) 
* a thank you letter from Leonard Nimoy
* a short thank you form letter from DeForest Kelly
* a Leonard Nimoy biography
* a DeForest Kelly biography
* a Robert Bloch biography
* a letter from Robert H. Justman
* a letter from Fred B. Phillips about doing Spock's make-up
* information on UNICEF
* a report from some Chicago fans and some other fan clubs
* some poetry by children celebrating Spock
* a letter of introduction by an OFC named Sama Luna (the editor's alter ego)
Image:spockhears2-1.jpg| front page of issue #2
Image:spockhears2-2.jpg| page from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Spock Hears from the Spock's Scribes 3 was published in April 1968 and contains 30 pages.
* copy of the autographed playbill for "Visit to a Small Planet"
* Meeting Leonard Nimoy by Mandy Taborello (an account of seeing Nimoy on stage and afterwards the play "Visit to a Small Planet" at Pheasant Run (also printed in The Hailing Signal in June 1968)
* some poetry by children
* The LNNAF... and How It Grew
* short bio of LNNAF president Mrs. Peggye Vickers
* a biography of James Doohan
* a letter from James Doohan
* a letter from Norman Spinrad
* The Day I Met William Shatner
* the letter column isn't by fans, but made up of letters from various Trek TPTB, as well as one from "Sama Luna"
* a word find
* a letter from D.C. Fontana
* a contest is announced, one with prizes for different age groups: "Draw Sama Luna and Win a 4x5 of Spock: -- "Sama Luna has pointed ears, lavender skin, violet eyes, silvery-pink hair, is tall and slender, a teenager, is an unusual witch and never goes anywhere without her tribble, Popoki, a black and brown burmese cat. She travels everywhere on her swisher (broom)."
Image:spockhears3-1.jpg|front page of issue #3
Image:spockhears3-2.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:spockhears3-3.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Image:spockhears3-4.jpg|inside page from issue #3
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
 
Category:1968 Zines
Spock In Manacles!

Spock In Manacles! is a zine created in 1982/3 by British Star Trek fan, Lotta Bottle (Kate Davies - writer), with cover and interior art by Helen McCarthy. 
From an ad in Empathy News: 
It starred the "Captain's Crumpet," a spoof of a Mary Sue.
A possible inspiration illo.... Spock Enslaved!.
The zine was produced with two covers, one with artwork and one, more expensive, with added stains. Both were sold in a plain brown paper wrapper. The parody of traditional British pornography sales proved very popular with a number of fans buying both the 'dirty' and 'dirtier' cover versions. (The greasy stains, by the way, were simply butter.)
This zine was cited in sf author David Langford's collection "The Complete Critical Assembly", and spun off a rock opera premiered at the Beccon 3 convention in 1985.
==Its Purpose==
Its purpose was to raise funds, through the zine for a fannish charitable initiative and through the rock opera for the Live Aid African famine effort. More recently a video of the performance has been used to raise funds for an appeal to purchase John Wyndham's papers for future study. A copy of the video is also held at the University of Liverpool as part of the Science Fiction Foundation Collection. Copies of the script are still available from Beccon Publications as part of The Beccon Plays.
The world premiere cast included Pete Gilligan (Kirk), Geoff Ryman (Spock), Laura Wheatley (Yeoman Lotta Bottle), Graham Head (McCoy and Scott), Caroline Mullan (Nurse Chapel), KIM Campbell (Amazon Queen), Steve Lawson (chief expendable security guard and shop steward), Brian Ameringen (Horny the mutant star-goat,) Ashley Watkins (Amazon henchperson) and Helen McCarthy (generic underdressed female.) Music by Ian Sorensen included "Bestiality's Best" (to the tune of "Tie Me Kangaroo Down"), "Don't Ask Me What I Am Doing" ("Don't Cry For Me Argentina"), and a Redshirt version of the Beatles' "Imagine".
Several members of the cast and production team took part in a retrospective panel at the 2015 Eastercon (UK National Science Fiction Convention).
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Plays & Skits
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1983 Plays & Skits
Spock It To Me

The phrase, "Spock it to me" first appears on a bumper sticker sold in a catalog by Star Trek Enterprises in July 1968. 
The phrase was also used on Happening '68 in which Dick Clark said "Spock it to me" while wearing Spock ears. as reported in Plak-Two #8 (June 1968) 
==A Riff on "Sock It To Me"==
"Spock it to me" is entwined with the phrase "Sock it to me" which was a riff used by Aretha Franklin in her song, "Respect," which in turn borrowed from earlier use. 
"Sock it to me" was popularized by a television show that began in 1968. In early September 1968, Richard Nixon used a variation of it, "Sock it to me," on Laugh In. In 1968, When Nixon Said ‘Sock It To Me’ on ‘Laugh-In,’ TV Was Never Quite the Same Again (January 19, 2018) 
==Some Examples of Use==
===1968===
 
Image:spockittomebumpersticker.jpg| a bumper sticker sold by Star Trek Enterprises in July 1968
===1971===
A fan in August 1971 wrote: "Spock followers! It certainly would be fun to try [to elect Spock as president of the United States]! Remember: You can always run up to the Nixon Republican Party headquarters, and replace all their "Nixon's the One for ’72!" pencils and replace them with "Spock it to me!" pens and "Mr. Spock for President" pencils. Sound like fun? You bet it is! It'd drive Spiro Agnew up the wall." from Star Trek Today #2 
===1976===
From a poem by phyl proctor: "I'm Doohan fine with Jim!/Spock it to me!!/I'm a wolf... Fold me/I'm a Devil in the dark!/ST has 2 main points... both are Spock's/ST has it's funny little Kirk's" from Star Trek Prospers #9 
===2021===
From a fan in 2021: "He is hot AF. Only eclipsed by Ethan Peck in his ears. Spock it to me! #PonFarr" comment at Watch Anson Mount’s ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ Season One Wrap Message To Fans (October 11, 2021) 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Spock Loves Kirk. Love, Della Van Hise: A Careful Consideration of Killing Time

Spock Loves Kirk. Love, Della Van Hise: A Careful Consideration of Killing Time is a 2013 essay by Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer at Tor.com. The topic was the controversial tie-in novel Killing Time by Della Van Hise.
==Excerpts==
 
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:2013 News Media
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Category:Kirk/Spock
Spock Must Die!

Spock Must Die! is a Star Trek pro 1970 novel written by James Blish.
It is the very first pro tie-in Trek novel.
Generally, it was very poorly received, but as Trek fiction was thin on the ground, widely consumed. 
"Spock Must Die!" (1970) and Spock, Messiah! (1976) and "Vulcan!" (1978) were all tie-in books during what some fans refer to as "the Exclamation Years." comment by Michele Christian on Virgule-L, quoted with permission (November 16, 1995) 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1983===
===2000===
===2008===
===2012===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Spock N Christine Lovers

Spock_N_Christine_Lovers was a mailing list in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom focused on the pairing of Spock/Chapel. This appears to be the current version of an earlier mailing list titled Spock_N_Christine. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
It was a sister list to the SpockandChristine mailing list, but would allow stories that were deemed inappropriate for the SpockandChristine list including stories that contained mild slash.spockandchristine.com links pagelinks page 
==References==
 
Category:Het Mailing ListsCategory:Star Trek Mailing ListsCategory:Star Trek TOS Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Spock Questions and Answers

Spock Questions and Answers is a 14-page trivia quiz.
It is part of the Starfleet Academy Training Manual Series.
 
 Image:spockquestions.jpg 
 Image:Spock Questions and Answers.jpg 
 Image:spockquestionsandanswers.jpg| another version of the cover, probably a reprint of the original 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Spock Rock: The Lost Episodes Of Star Schlep

Spock Rock: The Lost Episodes Of Star Schlep is a 1991 audio cassette. It is a comedic parody musical with the topic of Star Trek.
The cassette artwork is by Alan Nahigian. The guitar is by Sam Cimino. It was written and produced by Marc Lipitz.
==Description==
 
File:Spockrockart .jpg
File:Spockrock-1.jpg
File:Spockrock-2.jpg
Image:Spockrockart-1.jpg|another version?
==References==
Category:1991 Plays & Skits
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
Category:Audio
Spock Shock (glossary term)

Spock Shock is a term that describes a fan's infatuation with the Star Trek: The Original Series character Spock. 
It was first used in print in 1967 in the zine Spockanalia where it was part of its You are Receiving this Zine Because section as well as the name of the included short convention skit by Sherna Comerford, one that was later performed at the very first Star Trek convention, Star Trek Con in March 1969.
==Examples of Use==
[1970]: In Open Letter from Jacqueline Lichtenberg to Ted White, Jacqueline Lichtenberg stressed that Strekdom was largely made up of "unmarried girls" and that "females are particularly susceptible to Spockshock and notorious for their catlike curiosity."
[1975]: From a fan: "I can well understand personality rifts or gaps between people with different interests in ST fandom. People suffering from terminal Spock Shock aren't going to be interested in technology freaks, perhaps. Someone deeply into the the philosophy and detail of Kraith isn't going to be interested in a lengthy discussion with someone who's most profound statements are, 'I LOVE ST! I LOVE SPOCK'S EARS!!!'" The Halkan Council #12 (November 1975) 
[1996]: From Joan Verba: "A tradition that Spockanalia carried over from sf fanzines, and which carried over to subsequent Star Trek fanzines, was the check-off list on the last page. The list's introduction stated, "You are receiving Spockanalia because.... A number of possibilities followed. On my issue, the editor checked: "You are in Spock Shock," "We admire you," and "You are totally illogical." from Boldly Writing 
[undated]: From Jacqueline Lichtenberg: "That exposure [of Star Trek Lives!] ignited a fire by bringing together many more creative people -- people in what Spockanalia dubbed "Spock Shock" -- and what we today call Alien Romance -- that stunning realization of the pure sexiness of a non-human." , accessed 2.16.2011 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Spock Shock (skit)

Spock Shock was the name of the very first media convention skit. It was by Sherna Comerford and performed at in 1969 at the Star Trek Con.
The text of the skit was published in Spockanalia #1 in 1967, and then in the 1969 Con Booklet. 
As mentioned in a blurb about the fan club Omicron Ceti III, the play itself was looking for a stage home as early as February 1968. From Plak-Tow #5: 
==The Original Cast==
From the 1969 Con Booklet: 
==Production Notes==
From the 1969 Con Booklet:
==Some Description==
A fan gives a first hand account of the play: 
==Gallery==
===As Published in 1967===
From Spockanalia:
 File:Spockanalia1art1.jpg| first page of the script 
Image:spockshock-2.jpg|second page of the script 
Image:spockshock-3.jpg|third page of the script 
Image:spockshock-4.jpg|fourth page of the script 
Image:spockshock-5.jpg|fifth page of the script 
===As Published in 1969===
From the 1969 con booklet:
 File:startrekcon1969-1.jpg| first page of the script 
Image:startrekcon1969-2.jpg|second page of the script 
Image:startrekcon1969-3.jpg|third page of the script 
==References==
 
Category:1969 Plays & Skits
Category:Plays & Skits
Spock Sounds Off

Spock Sounds Off was the club zine for U.S.S. Nimoy. The editor and the club president was Donna Pace.
The publication was very tiny, one to two pages.
The club merged with The Nimoyan Fellowship around November 1968, but club's bulletins and newsletters continued to at least Marcy 1969.
==Wishing==
The first issue contains this list, which appears to be part reality, and part wishful thinking: 
==Sample Issues==
 
Image:spocksoundsoffundated.jpg|the single page of the first undated issue
Image:spocksoundsoffnov1968.jpg|first page of the November 1968 issue
Image:spocksoundsoffjan1969.jpg|the single page that was the January 1969 issue
Image:spocksoundsoffmar1969.jpg|the single page that was the March 1969 issue
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Category:1969 Zines
Spock by the Pool

Spock by the Pool is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Spock from Star Trek: TOS, and was printed in First Time #41.
It is a companion piece to Coming from the Pool.
==Revised==
The artist revised this illustration and posted it to AO3 in 2023.
 
==Shown to Leonard Nimoy==
In late 1997, a fan took her copy of First Time #41 to a book signing by Leonard Nimoy at Borders Books in Westfield, California. 
==Fan Comments: Original==
===1994===
===1997===
==Fan Comments: Revision==
===2004===
==References==
Category:1995 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art
Spock on a Harley

Spock on a Harley is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It was bought by the author of Sweet Surrender for use in her story. That story was printed in First Time #53.
==Artist's Comments==
===Unknown Date===
===2001===
 
===2023===
==Fan Comments==
===2001===
===2023===
===2024===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Category:2001 Fanart
SpockandChristine

SpockandChristine was a mailing list in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom focused on the pairing of Spock/Chapel. It is an adults only mailing list because explicit fanfiction can be shared. The groups purpose, as stated in the list's FAQs: 
It was active until the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019, but the original homepage went defunct sometime after 2002. All the early fanfiction shared on the mailing list was originally archived at The Spock and Christine Fan Fiction Page. 
It had a sister mailing list, Spock N Christine Lovers, that allowed different stories, including ones where Sock and Christine were with other people. 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Mailing ListsCategory:Het Mailing ListsCategory:Star Trek TOS Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Spockenobi

Spockenobi was term used by fans in the letterzine Interstat. 
It was used as a form of derision after hearing that Spock was to be resurrected in the third film. Fans did not want to see Spock return as a ghostly figure, a spiritual eavesdropper, issuing advice a la Ben Kenobi in Star Wars.
==Examples of Use==
"Should Spock stay dead? I'll vote no. I want Spock back, but as Spock. Not as a "fern", not as a Spockenobi. If the latter were to be the case, I would be one of the first to urge Lucasfilms to sue the pants off Paramount. I want Spock back, yes, but in a stylish form, and as Spock." from Interstat #62 
"The final mindmeld is done with style and restraint. No "Spockenobis" here." from Interstat #81 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Spockmccoyhaven

The spockmccoyhaven was a fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom, focused on the pairing of Spock/McCoy. It had 386 members. It held periodic writing challenges. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
Description: 
Fanfiction shared on the mailing list was archived at the now defunct Spock/McCoy Haven. 
Category:Star Trek Mailing ListsCategory:Slash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! GroupsCategory:2000s
Spoggly

Spoggly is a House, M.D. and Torchwood fanfiction author.
She was active in House, M.D. fandom by 2007, and collaborated on several House, M.D. LiveJournal communities with Bammel. She joined Torchwood fandom by early 2008, which was her main fandom as of 2010.
As of the last update in 2011, she is the author of 28 stories on FanFiction.Net.
Category:Fanwriters
Spoiler Slayer

Spoiler Slayer was a site devoted to providing accurate spoilers and news for several television series. The Spoiler Slayer is credited with coining the term Little Bad to describe minor Buffyverse villains, in Tensai's analysis of Buffyverse season arcs.The Buffy Formula at Spoiler Slayer.
The site was shutdown following cease and desist notices from Fox. See Spoiler Slayer retires due to legal issues concerning spoilers thread at Whedonesque for fan reaction to this news.
==History==
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:Tru Calling
Spoils of War

Spoils of War is a slash Starsky & Hutch story by Charlotte Frost.
It was printed in Heart and Soul #3 and later online.
==Summary==
"Post “The Game” with Starsky determined to answer the question ‘why’ while Hutch is recovering."
 
==The Author Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Spoils of War: A Black Eagles Loot Box

Spoils of War: A Black Eagles Loot Box was a large fan merch project thats goal was to collectorate with artists in the Fire Emblem: Three Houses fandom to produce a wide array of black eagles and edeleth themed merch that would be collected into a physical loot box. The project was organized by Zanz (@zanazibar) and Aubie (@auburnorganic), with assistance by Imani (@edvleth).
The project was lunched on Kickstarter on April 3, 2020 with a $6,000 goal. It was successfully funded by 337 backers with a total of $23,482 pledged.
== Overview ==
=== Contributors ===
* Mado @madocactus 
* Shao @enzymelink
* Cluniies @cluniies
* Shep @Shepalin_Rawr
* Aubie @auburnorganic
* Charbbutt @charbbutt 
* Nova @Novasketches
* Mogiberi @mogiberii 
* Kacchan @angerykacchan 
* Madohomurat @madohomurat 
* Hresvelg_Blend @hresvelg_blend 
* Robyn @pastelpuffin
* Rose @Rascally_rose
* Mari @_themoonwatches 
* Imani @edvleth 
* Isa @alondite_t
* Lia @Ladybergamotx
* Mell @blackeagles4lyf
* LD @lesbiandragon
== Black Eagles Loot Box 2.0 ==
Following the success of the first lootbox a second was made featuring new merch, with some priority given to characters who did not feature as heavily in the first lootbox. The digital zine Serenity that was created for the previous lootbox was also expanded upon and printed physically. It was funded with preorders placed on Big Cartel instead of through a Kickstarter campaign.
== Gallery ==
File:Spoils of War A Black Eagles Loot Box.jpg|All the merch made for Spoils of War: A Black Eagles Loot Box
File:Black Eagles Loot Box 2.jpg|A saddle bag created for the Black Eagles Loot Box 2.0
== Links ==
* Kickstarter campaign
* Black Eagle Lootbox twitter
* Black Eagle Lootbox carrd
Category:Crafts
Category:Fire Emblem
SpongeBob Fanon Wiki

SpongeBob Fanon Wiki is a Fandom wikia for fan content of the SpongeBob SquarePants franchise. It was founded on November 8, 2008 by a user named Arre 320. The wiki was closed by the host site Fandom following a report on September 13, 2018, before returning online on April 30, 2019.
==References==
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
Category:Wikis
SpongeBob SquarePants/Squidward Tentacles

SpongeBob SquarePants/Squidward Tentacles aka "Squidbob" or "Spongeward"
Squidbob, or sometimes also referred to as “Spongeward” is the slash ship between SpongeBob SquarePants and Squidward Tentacles from the American television series SpongeBob SquarePants.
It is one of the most popular ships in the SpongeBob Fandom besides Patbob and Spandy.
==Fan Perspectives==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Spongebob Squarepants/Squidward Tentacles tag on Archive Of Our Own
*SpongeBob/Squidward fics on FFN
*squidbob tag on tumblr
*Spongeward4-Ever group on deviantART
==References==
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
Category:Slash Pairings
SpongeBob SquarePants (character)

SpongeBob SquarePants is the titular character from the cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants.
==Canon==
==Fanon==
SpongeBob is commonly interpreted as ace. In response to attacks from conservative groups alleging that the cartoon series depicted SpongeBob and Patrick in a gay relationship, creator Stephen Hillenburg stated in 2005: "We never intended them to be gay. I consider them to be almost asexual." Many fans embraced this as canon.
==Shipping==
* SpongeBob SquarePants/Sandy Cheeks ("Spandy")
* SpongeBob SquarePants/Patrick Star
* SpongeBob SquarePants/Squidward Tentacles
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* SpongeBob SquarePants character tag on Archive of Our Own
* SpongeBob character filter on FanFiction.Net
* SpongeBob SquarePants (character) on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
SpongePedia

SpongePedia is a multi-language wiki for SpongeBob SquarePants fandom. It was created in German by Kevin Kyburz (username Aku) in January 2006. Kevin went on to create the English version in June 2007. A Spanish version was created on 29 January 2011. The site is now mostly abandoned with very few updates.
==See also==
*Encyclopedia SpongeBobia
*SpongeBob Fanon Wiki
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
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