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Virgula ad Majorem Dei Gloriam

Virgula ad Majorem Dei Gloriam was a personal fanfiction website. It was part of the Artists in Residence site and a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring. It was originally hosted by GeoCities as The Viriditas Experimental Project and then moved to Tripod. In 2001 it was called The Finch's Nest (aka Merri-Todd's Slash Fanfiction) and hosted by Ravenswing.com.
Description from Artists in Residence: "Merri-Todd's Page currently featuring Star Trek: Voyager, X-Files, Sentinel, and Crossover fiction; updated November 4, 1999."
From the main page in 2001:
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Velvet Goldmine
Category:GeoCities
Category:Tripod
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
Virgule (LiveJournal community)

The LiveJournal community Virgule was started in the spring of 2003 after a number of aca-fen met at the International Conference for the Fantastic in the Arts (ICFA) in March of that year. Discussions of fandom and fan productions, especially in the area of slash, led Hederahelix to found the community as a place for theoretical discussions of slash. 
The community is not limited to academics but rather serves as a place for those who enjoy theoretical discussions and analysis as well as squee about source texts and fan productions. The community became a focus for sharing ideas as well as information about academic activities online and offline.
This is not to be confused with the Virgule Mailing List of a decade earlier.
As of 2017, virgule has 626 posts; 1,798 comments; and 289 members. (Accessed 6 April 2017)
Category:Academia 
Category:Meta Journal Communities‏
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Virrow

Virrow, is the slash pairing of Viren and Harrow in the The Dragon Prince fandom.
==Canon==
Viren is Harrow's high mage and advisor for many years.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Glow by DachOsmin
===Meta===
* by Tired Sunrises
==Resources==
* Archive of Our Own tag: Harrow/Viren (The Dragon Prince)]
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:The Dragon Prince Relationships
VirtualD

VirtualD was a Vtuber Itasha meetup held at Fujiwara Tofu Cafe, CA over the November 30 - December 1 weekend 2024. It was organised by Vtuber Fan Events, and featured Cosplayers, a DJ, and appearances from streamers.
== Event Schedule ==
The event began on the Saturday, with the main event taking place on the Sunday
=== Event cars and cosplayers ===
The event featured a group of cosplayers portraying various Vtuber talents and their cars. In the lead-up to the event, videos were filmed of the cosplayers driving and posing with their cars.
*Lancer Evo IV - driven by haertsisnoob as Dokibird
*RX-7 FD3S - driven by TootooTz as Kson
*AE86 - driven by wistchu as Pipkin Pippa
*lollipopheidi13 as Matara Kan
*Wondermelo as Amanogawa Shiina
=== Itasha Spotlight ===
=== DJ Set ===
A DJ set was performed on the Sunday by DJ Tokidoki.
=== RC Racing ===
=== Initial D races ===
Category:Vtuber Fandom
Category:2024 Events
Virtual Convention

Virtual Convention most commonly refers to a convention with some or all of its programming available online, rather than in person. This type of convention became particularly popular (by necessity) during the Covid-19 pandemic. During this time, many con organizers used a combination of Discord, Zoom and Twitch to host events.
== History ==
===Pre-2020 Virtual Con Definitions===
Prior to 2020, the term virtual convention could be used for different kinds of event participation:
# A form of meetup held entirely online that is intended to attract a large group of people both known and unknown to one another. For example, early meetings of Yuricon
# An organized gathering of people who are unable to go to a specific in-person meeting. These online gatherings generally have their own set of activities in addition to discussion formats, such as fanwork fests, games, or viewing parties. For example: SHareCon Virtual Con, VidUKon, Out of CON.TXT, Due South Con Envy
# An official form of digital attendance where people in other locations can accompany an in-person convention's events in real time through live streaming. This is generally available for a reduced fee from that charged for people attending in person. Live streaming as participation: A case study of conflict in the digital/physical spaces of Supernatural conventions by Naomi Jacobs. For example: Fanworks Con
===Virtual Conventions and Covid-19===
:See also: Covid-19 and Fandom
The easing of covid restrictions in some parts of the world saw the rise of hybrid conventions - these events offered attendees a choice between attending memberships (with an in person convention) or virtual memberships (with many programming items available virtually).
== Conventions ==
=== Virtual Conventions ===
* HAHCon, a My Little Pony convention
* Stuck At Home Con/SAHCon, a Homestuck convention
* Fatui Con, a Genshin Impact convention
===Hybrid Conventions===
* Discon III, the 2021 Worldcon
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
Virtual Meridian

Virtual Meridian is a fansite with Due South fanfiction, fun stuff and links. It also hosts original fiction based on the characters in the film Night Watch. 
The Due South section of the page is described on the main page as Vintage Vecchio - due South fan fiction dedicated to the One True Ray. On the due South subpage itself it says, "Pairing: Vecchio/Fraser. I shouldn't even have to say this, because that *is* the only true pair."Vintage Vecchio, via Wayback: 02 February 2001. (Accessed 28 January 2012)
The site was a member of the Fraser/Vecchio Webring, the Sam Browne Belt webring, the Tuktoyaktuk Travelling Library, the Pretty Boy Slash Webring, the Authors of Erotica ring, and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Virtual Meridian, via Wayback: 21 July 2001. (Accessed 28 January 2012) 
The page was linked in The Fan Fiction Directory as Nona's ChambersSlash - C through D, via Wayback: 30 September 2000. (Accessed 28 January 2012) but the oldest Wayback capture is already a note that the page has moved, including a link to the Virtual Meridian page.http://members.dencity.com/healingwoman/, via Wayback: 23 January 2001. (Accessed 28 January 2012) Nona's Chambers was also linked at Jedi Discipline as a Star Wars fanfiction site.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 19 January 2016)
==Screencaps==
File:Virtual Meridian.png|main page
File:Vintage Vecchio.png|Vintage Vecchio
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Due South Websites
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:2000s
Category:Dencity
Virtual Music Videos

Hearing a song and associating it with a fandom, or a relationship between characters in a film, book, or television show, is a fannish activity. 
A Starsky & Hutch fan in 1980 wrote: "Alot of people seem to associate certain songs with the men, their relationships, episodes, zine stories. I have always thought of 'Thank You for Being My Friend' as foremost. I know a lot of others that fit certain times in their lives, including the one mentioned in Australia, 'Sometimes When We Touch'. Can we make a list of songs that seem to fit the S&H world?" from S and H #6 (January 1980) 
There was a column in the Professionals letterzine Cold Fish and Stale Chips called "I Want My MTV. A fan in 1989 wrote: "Carrying on with our theme of wishful thinking, this column could also be called "Songtapes I'd like to see, but don't have the Time, Equipment, Patience to do myself". Again, ideas are solicited from you for future columns. These can be as simple as a song title, or as complicated as a line by line description of which scenes you'd use for what." from Cold Fish and Stale Chips #1 
Sometimes fans would transcribe the lyrics of a song and why they reminded them of their fandom. 
Some fans had the ability and resources to create fanworks that represented this interest. Vidding is one. Songtapes is another. 
For some fans, this interest took on the form of Virtual Music Videos. These were visual fanworks that took the lyrics from songs and interspersed them with screenshots from the source material. 
==Some Examples==
===Godzilla ===
* "Almost Unreal" by Evil Overlady, August 2001 
* "We Can't Find... (the Creature in Loch Ness)". by Evil Overlady, August 2001 This virtual music video uses a song from Wackademia.
===The Sentinel===
From a Sentinel fan, Becky. These were all created between August 1999 and May 2000.
Becky wrote: 
* You'll Be In My Heart
* Bridge Over Troubled Water 
* I'm Too Sexy
* Because You Loved Me Becky, a gen fan of The Sentinel wrote: "Clearing throat for a few openings words... Note #1: Yes, this is a love song. But this is still gen. Yes, there is the word "baby" in here a few times. I thought about taking those few words out, but doing so sorta ruins the flow of the song if you know it, so I left them in. But it's still gen. Note #2: Regarding the perspective of this song...I put this together with the idea of Jim thinking about Blair. Okay, done now. Enjoy." -- Because You Loved Me 
* I'm Your Angel
* I'll Stand By You
* Music of My Heart
* Crash and Burn
* Holding Out for a Hero
==References==
Category:1999
Category:2000
Category:2001
Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by Sebastian.
It was first published in Oblaque #6 and has been archived online.
M. Fae Glasgow wrote a companion piece to this story called E-Male.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===2017===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Virtual Selyn

For years, the "Virtual Selyn" mailing list was the lifeblood of the Sime~Gen fandom. It was founded in 1996 and ran until perhaps 2010. The original authors were the owners of the list and regular participants as well.
The list's address was simegen-l@siu.edu, then simegen-l@simegen.com.
Category:Sime~Gen
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Virtuoso of Deceit: Nemesis

Virtuoso of Deceit: Nemesis is a slash story by Zoë Rayne.
Summary: Skinner takes his anger out on Krycek and Mulder watches, both shocked and aroused. Tunguska A/U. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files Sk/K Fanfiction
Category:X-Files M/K Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Viserys III Targaryen

Viserys III Targaryen is a character in A Song of Ice and Fire and its television adaptation Game of Thrones.
== Canon==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
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==Gallery==
===Fanart===
File:Viserys Targaryen by Azany.jpg|Viserys by Azany (2013)
File:Viserys Targaryen by Nazli Brennan.jpg|Viserys by Nazli Brennan (2013)
File:Targaryen Siblings by denkata5698.jpg|Viserys (left) with his siblings Daenerys and Rhaegar by ‎denkata5698 (2015)
===Cosplay===
File:Daenerys & Viserys Cosplay 1 by Achico-Xion.jpg|Cosplay of Viserys (Marco Callioni) and Daenerys (Achico-Xion) from 2017.
File:Daenerys & Viserys Cosplay 2 by Achico-Xion.jpg|Viserys (Marco Callioni) and Daenerys (Achico-Xion).
File:Daenerys & Viserys Cosplay 3 by Achico-Xion.jpg|Viserys (Marco Callioni) and Daenerys (Achico-Xion).
==Resources== 
*Viserys Targaryen, Viserys III Targaryen, Viserys III, and Viserys tags on Tumblr
*Viserys Targaryen (Brother of Daenerys) at Archive of Our Own
Category:ASOIAF/Game of Thrones Characters
Viserys I Targaryen

rViserys I Targaryen is a character in Fire & Blood and its television adaptation House of the Dragon.
== Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Gallery==
File:King Viserys by lilharkopng.jpg|King Viserys by lilharko.png
==Resources== 
*Viserys Targaryen, Viserys I Targaryen, Viserys I, and Viserys tags on Tumblr
*Viserys I Targaryen at Archive of Our Own
Category:House of the Dragon Characters
Visia Weyr

Visia Weyr was a Dragonriders of Pern roleplay fan club set on the Far Eastern Continent during Pern's 10th Pass. Its newsletter was a bimonthly publication called Visia Visions, and it also had a Weyr Manual called Veni, Vidi, Visia!. It was active in 1992 when Out of the Blue included it on a list of Pern clubs.
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
Visible Women

Visible Women is a 1982 essay by Chris Callahan. The art is by Letitia Wells. 
It was printed in the feminist multimedia zine Storms #2. 
This essay, as well as The Female Hero: Personal Reflections on the Appeal of Leia Organa, were likely responses to Princess Leia: An Analysis, or Running the Alliance is Not All Fun and Games published in "Storms" the year before which some fans felt had been too short.
==About==
The author analyzes all of the fiction in the zines below and what the role of the female characters in them play. 
 
Equal Space | Facets #7/8 | Falcon's Flight #1-6 | Galactic Flight #1- | Guardian #2-3 | The Jedi Journal #1-3 | Kessel Run #1 | Millennium #1 | Moonbeam #3 | The Mos Eisley Tribune #1-3 | Pegasus #3-5 | Scum & Villainy | Showcase | Skywalker #3-4 | Time Warp #3-5 | Twin Suns #2 | Warped Space #32-46
The excerpts from the essay below do not include the very, very lengthy and detailed analysis of each of the many stories. Most of those can be read at the individual zines themselves.
==The Author's Criteria==
Callahan's criteria is a bit like a pre-Bechdel Test:
==From the Essay==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Vision

You may be looking for:
==Fans==
*Vision (fan), a Sentinel gen fanfic writer
==Characters==
*Vision (character), a The Avengers (Marvel) character
==Cons==
* Visions, a British TV/media convention held in Chicago 1990-1998; featured actors from Robin of Sherwood and Doctor Who
==Program Book==
* Visions, the program book for the convention, Atlanta Fantasy Fair
==Zines==
*Vision, a Stargate SG-1 gen zine
*Vision, a German multimedia gen zine
*Visions, a Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars zine edited by Elizabeth Hoolahan
* Visions, a Star Trek: TNG zine, first issue of First Light en Masse
*Visions, a Star Trek: Voyager novel
* Visions, a Star Trek: TOS story
*Visions, a Star Trek: Voyager anthology
* Star Wars Vision, a Star Wars zine in German
==Archives==
*Visions: The Virtual Fanzine, a Star Blazers/Space Battleship Yamato fanfiction archive.
Vision (Marvel character)

Vision is a synthezoid originally built by Ultron. He became an Avenger who possesses the power to alter his density at will.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes, Fanon & Themes===
===Shipping===
* Vision/Wanda
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Vision works at AO3
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr tags: Vision
==Resources==
* Vision at Marvel Database
* Vision at Comic Vine
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters
Category:The Avengers Characters
Category:WandaVision Characters
Vision (Stargate SG-1 gen zine)

Vision is a gen Stargate SG-1 novel by Elizabeth Grace. The cover is by Risata.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "It always struck Stargate SG-1 fan Elizabeth Grace as decidedly odd that when Daniel finally caught up with Amaunet in the third season in that little tent, not only did he fail to simply reach out and grab her hand before she could use the ribbon device on him, but he also turned right around and fell in love on the very next mission. Or was that the next mission? Perhaps first there was another, a chance for Daniel to find the time to mourn and the courage to continue his quest in a village of sadness, where a young woman of unique Vision battles both her people's prejudice and the Goa'uld Sahkmet."
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Vision (multimedia zine)

Vision is a gen anthology in German. It billed itself as the first German-language multimedia fanzine.
==Issue 1==
Vision 1 has 172 pages. 
*Fandoms are: Friday the 13th: The Series (in German: Erben des Fluchs), Highlander, MacGyver, The Professionals (Die Profis), Quantum Leap (Zurück in die Vergangenheit), Riptide (Trio mit 4 Fäusten), Star Trek: The Next Generation (Raumschiff Enterprise: Das nächste Jahrhundert), Stingray, Time Tunnel, War of the Worlds (Krieg der Welten)
*Stories by: A.J. Becker, Chris J. "Sternenträumer", Mac, Sammy, Sapphire
==Issue 2==
Vision 2 (aka Double Vision) has 220 pages. 
*Fandoms are: MacGyver, Quantum Leap, Riptide, Time Tunnel, U.F.O., Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Mission Seaview), X-Men, Highlander, New Mission Impossible, The Real Ghostbusters, X-Files (Akte X), Die Profis, Dempsey & Makepeace
*Stories by: : A.J. Becker, Chris J. Ueberall, Mac, Sapphire, Carmen Seegers, Sammy, Doc Franklin, Athina Waschke, Karim Meghabber
* Rien Ne Va Plus! by Birgit Stabler (The Real Ghostbusters)
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:German-Language Zines
Vision Quest Press

Vision Quest Press publishes slash and het zines for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and slash for Quantum Leap. VQP published their first zine in 1997. What is VQP?, version 2004 via Wayback. (Accessed 08 December 2010)
From the publisher's page:
==Zines==
Zine Title 	Genre 	Year
50 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
The Angel and the Dreamer 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
Angel's Heart 	Buffy, het 	
Body and Soul - Lisa Martin 	Buffy, slash 	
Dancing Partners 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
Distant Voices 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
Destiny (Buffy zine) 	Buffy, gen 	
For the Love of Al 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
Lover's Walk 	Buffy, slash 	
Love's Bitch 	Buffy, slash 	
Sanity - Lisa Martin 	Buffy, slash 	
Shared Shadows 	Quantum Leap, slash 	
Smoke and Mirrors - Lisa Martin	Buffy, slash 	
Stained Glass - Lisa Martin 	Buffy, slash 	
Variations on a Theme 	QL, slash 	
Xander's Choice 	Buffy, slash and het	
==References==
Visions (Star Trek: TOS story)

Visions is a Star Trek: TOS story by Teri White. The art is by Michael Verina.
 
It was published in Nome #1. 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock have the same dreams of facing the inevitable death of one of them before the other."
 
Category:Gen Fanfiction 
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Visions (Star Trek: Voyager anthology)

Visions is a gen or het Star Trek: Voyager anthology edited by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring.
==Summary==
==Contents==
Story descriptions are from the publisher's flyer.
* A Plague of Locusts by Thea Bradley. If Species 8472 had made Harry Kim one of them. An embattled Voyager contends with "A Plague of Locusts" in Thea Bradley's story... 
* Distorted Images by Debbie Barrand. If the Kyrians developed a second scenario about the murderous warship Voyager. Debbie Barrand reveals "Distorted Images" of Voyager's contact with a near-defenseless planet.
* The Last Flight by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring. If Paris and Chakotay had to save their Maquis ship fom the Jem'Hadar. Brenda Shaffer-Shiring takes us aboard Chakotay's ship for "The Last Flight," and a desperate gambit that could mean life or death for everyone aboard.
* Relations with Commander Cavit by Taylor Martin. If Voyager's original first officer had survived the flight to the Delta Quadrant. Taylor Martin reports that "Relations with Commander Cavit" are difficult, especially for Tom Paris.
* Neelix's Log by Charles H. Shiring. If Neelix were not quite what he seems. Charles H. Shiring turns the page on a startling entry in "Neelix's Log."
* The Dog Days of Voyager by Diane Bellomo. If an alien race presented Janeway with, well, let's call it a dog. During "The Dog Days of Voyager," anything could happen, as Diane Bellomo explains in this heartwarming tale (tail?).
* Strange Bedfellows by Charles H. Shiring. If Voyager had formed an alliance with the Vidiians. Charles H. Shiring looks at the possible ramifications of this pairing in "Strange Bedfellows."
* Change of Heart by Andra Marie Mueller. If Kellin had remained aboard Voyager. When she gave up her life and her world to stay with Chakotay, she never counted on either of them having a "Change of Heart" By Andra Marie Mueller.
* Pandora's Box by Miranda Greene. If Annika Hansen had never become Seven of Nine. Miranda Greene describes how the brilliant but troubled young physicist opens "Pandora's Box" with her unorthodox experiments into subspace fields...
* Time Is a Great Machine of Iron Bars by Thea Bradley. If... no, in this case, that would be telling. But why can't Janeway remember her past? In a poignant, powerful story, Thea Bradley shows the captain, and us, that "Time Is a Great Machine of Iron Bars." 
* Cover and all interior artwork by Joey. Also features alternate-universe poetry by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring, based on "The Killing Game," "Course: Oblivion" and "The Fight."
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Visions (Star Trek: Voyager novel)

See also Vision (disambiguation).
Visions is a 60-page gen novel by Marianne. Cover by Sophia Kelly Shultz. Graphics by Pat Hayden.
==Submission Request==
==Summary==
From the publisher: "Injured in an accident while trying to do his friends a favor, Tom Paris must face the fact that he may spend the rest of his life sightless. How does the pilot cope with this? How does this affect his friends?"
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Visions Before Midnight

Visions Before Midnight is a Babylon 5 fanfiction archive. It was last updated 21 May 2001. Fanfiction is sorted by title, by author and by character.
The page was a member of The Babylon 5 Webring, the Z'ha'dum Webring and another Babylon 5 webring.
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Visions of Empire

You may be looking for "Visions of the Empire," a issue of Antithesis.
Visions of Empire is a 68-page slash K/S anthology of fiction by Jane J. Coulson. 
All are stories in the Mirror Universe and are reprinted from Mirror Reflections.
==Contents==
* Imperial Interlude I	 (2 pages)
* Imperial Interlude II	 (3 pages)
* Imperial Interlude III (5 pages)
* Imperial Interlude IV	(also in Duet #11) 
* Where the Horizon Lies	(27 pages) 
* Lord of Fire	 (25 pages)
* By My Side (from “Godspell,” reprinted from “Mirror Reflections”) (1 page)
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1989 Zines