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Starstruck

starstruck is a Yuuri/Viktor AU fic written by shizuoh. It is an alternate universe fic in which Victor Nikiforov is a famous actor and Yuuri Katsuki babysits Yuri Plisetsky, Victor's son.
==Synopsis==
Summary:''
"Hold my son for a moment," says the Viktor Nikiforov, live in the flesh, sweaty and panting.
"Wha—" Yuuri can't even begin to comprehend what's going on before Viktor is gone, and there's a child in his arms.
(in which yuuri is a barista-turned-babysitter, viktor is a famous movie star, and yuri is an 8 year old kid stuck in the middle of it.)
The story is a kidfic in which Victor is a single dad and Yuri P is his son, and Yuuri and Victor develop a relationship after Yuuri becomes Yuri's babysitter. It features Genderfluid Yuuri, Trans Yuri Plisetsky, and Trans Phichit Chulanont.
==Reactions & Reviews==
On Archive of Our Own, the fic has gained over 13.5K kudos. It is the second most popular work in both the Babysitting tag and the "Alternate Universe - Parents" tag the archive as of 2019. It is the most popular work in the "Genderfluid Katsuki Yuuri" tag. The fic ranks in the top 10 Yuri!!! on Ice fics on AO3.found via AO3 filtering, January 2019.
The fic was translated into Russian
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Starstuck

Starstuck Is a Star Trek and Homestuck Crossover fic by Phooykazooi. In it, following the events of [ S ]: Cascade in the Homestuck universe, instead of the story continuing as normal, most or all of the main characters are dumped into the Star Trek universe during turmoil and chaos of the event, With most of their locations centering around the events of the spaceship Enterprise and the events of TOS/TNG. The plot of the main story in the series follows Dave and Karkat as they find themselves floating in space near The Enterprise, Dave tries (and succeeds after some time) to save Karkat's life, with Angst and Hurt/Comfort involved. And finally the two of them meeting Captain Jim Kirk and Uhruha. It involves the two of them sorting out on the spaceship, how to look at this situation of space at peace, when their world is involved in brutal interstellar warfare (at least for the trolls) as well as things not being as peaceful onboard as they seem.
Category:Homestuck Fanworks
Category:2015 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TNG Fanfiction
Start With A Bang, End With A Whimper, ... aka Biowhosiwhatsis?

Start With A Bang, End With A Whimper, ... aka Biowhosiwhatsis? is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
 
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Startoons (Stargate SG-1 zine)

Startoons is a gen collection of forty Stargate SG-1 cartoons by Leah Rosenthal which comes in two formats. 
The printed version has each cartoon printed in black & white, the titles of the cartoons and some short commentaries about each one, all GBC bound together into a catalog. The CD contains each cartoon in a PDF file format. 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Startrek Calendar

Startrek Calendar is a flyer for Bob Johnson's Star Trek Marathon in 1986, a Star Trek event in Australia where a movie theater showed episodes on the big screen. 
At each "Market Day" screening, huckster tables were set out where fans could buy badges, t-shirts, photos, and other fannish goods. This fannish happening was at the National Mutual Theatrette in Melbourne, and in some ways, was a sort of mini con.
The 1982 version of this event is Star Date Calendar. 
Category:1986 Fanworks
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Starved

Starved by Grey is a Due South slash novel. It is 168 pages with a colour cover and inside art by Cat's Meow Creative Arts.
Summary from the publisher: "This wonderful story is the first all romance novel from Grey! A bit of angst, what romance would be great without it, but mostly romance. Ray is mandated to attend a stress management and team-building seminar and he takes Fraser with him. Both are surprised by what they learn."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
StarvingLunatic

StarvingLunatic is a multifandom fanwriter, probably best known for their femslash fanworks. 
== Example Fanfiction ==
* In the Middle (Kim Possible)
* Walking the Line Saga (Kim Possible)
== Original Characters ==
StarvingLunatic has created a number of original characters for her storys, the most well known of which are her Kim Possible characters Isabel and Kane, Shego's parents.
Category:Fanwriters
Starwalking Convention

Starwalking: The Convention was a Star Wars Convention hosted by Star Walking Inc. which occurred on 8-10 September 1989 at the Melbourne Town House, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Guest of Honour was Jeremy Bulloch.
== Convention Reports ==
From a much, much longer history of Star Walking Inc., see reference link for more.
Also, from the zine Alliance #1 (1995), indicating that this was the first in a long line of successful conventions by Star Walking Inc: 
== Gallery ==
Photos by Jan MacNally
== References ==
Category:Star_Wars_Conventions
Starwars.com Fan Homepages Protest Site

In early 2000, Lucasfilms Ltd., in attempt to control fanworks, offered fans free webspace for their fanworks with the caveat that they sign over all rights to it.
A fan named Elizabeth Durack created a website for Star Wars fans on March 10, 2000 in protest over actions by TPTB.
"I believe Lucas Online should, in the spirit of fairness and goodwill, revoke all legal and moral claims to the intellectual property of fans whose sites are or will be hosted on fan.starwars.com, including so-called "derivative works."
She urged others to boycott these official sites, and to sign a petition. The "Anti-Starwars.com Fan Homepages Petition" ended on April 18, 2000.
==The Original Essay by Elizabeth Durack==
* Fans.starwars.con
==Related Star Wars Essays of the Time==
The years 1999 and 2000 were a time of a lot of discussion about Star Wars fandom and profit.
* It's Not Wise to Upset a Wookiee: LFL and Internet Copyright Issues (September 1, 1999)
* Fox Takes On Fan Web Sites: Star Wars sites could see more legal action (February 13, 2000)
* Starwars.com Fan Homepages Protest Site (March 10, 2000)
* Fans.starwars.con (March 12, 2000)
* In Defense of Starwars.com (March 24, 2000)
* The Fandom Menace: an official site in fans' clothing (December 5, 2000)
* also see Viacom Crackdown
==Excerpts ==
==Addition to the FAQ==
On March 30, 2000, Starwars.com added a FAQ in which they ask, "Are the fan.starwars.com and www.starwars.com terms of service an attempt to control Star Wars fan sites?" Here's what they say:
"Lucasfilm has always been pleased with the enthusiasm and creativity of Star Wars fans and offering free webspace at fan.starwars.com is just another way to allow fans to participate in the Star Wars universe. At the same time, in order to protect that universe, Lucasfilm must request that you not create any derivative works based on Star Wars for anything other than personal, noncommercial purposes. It is the intent of this policy to avoid the possibility of future misunderstandings when projects developed by Lucasfilm’s professional staff might seem to others to be similar to their own creative work."
==Fan Comments: 2000==
===From the Site's Discussion Board===
Comments are at Protest General Discussion; WebCite.
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[MistressElizabeth]: 
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===Other Sources===
==References==
category:Star Wars Websites
Category:Activism
Category:2000
Starwave

You may be looking for the Star Trek: TOS zine published in the 1970s called Star-Wave.
Starwave is a gen anthology of Star Trek: TOS fiction edited by John Larsen. Some of the content was published in "Starwave Collected."
 
From an ad in Universal Translator #20: "... a quarterly sf/ST zine that takes you where no fan has gone before."
==Issue 1==
Starwave 1 was published in Fall 1983 and contains 40 pages.
* a continuing serial by Starwave staff member Jim Laucher called "Corona." (It pits Kirk and his crew against Kang and the disembodied mind of a scientist gone mad' To make matters worse, Kirk is falling in love with the newly-made Commander Uhura.)
* other unknown content
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1980s
Starweaver

Starweaver is a gen digest-sized Star Trek: TOS anthology series of two.
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Both Volumes==
==Issue 1==
Starweaver 1 was published in June 1980 and contains 95 pages. 
One of the illos (page 40) was first printed in a 1980 issue of Interstat.
Summary: A collection of stories by Kate Birkel dealing with Spock's career in Star Fleet from Capt. Pike to "Patterns," the first in a series feature the future lives of Spock and Dr. Chapel. Artwork by Ann Crouch. Approximately 100 pages, offset print, reduced to 7 by 8 1/2. from Datazine #4 
* The Transition by Kate Birkel (3)
* Patterns by Kate Birkel (41)
* Stormlords by Kate Birkel (86)
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Starweaver 2 was published in June 1982 and contains 95 pages. 
Summary: "A continuation of the first two years of Spock and Christine's marriage, as begun in Starweaver #1. A testing of their relationship by an extended deep space mission, imminent war with the Romulans, and the complications arising from a young survivor of a destroyed Romulan outpost. " from an ad in Datazine #25 
* Omega (1)
* Alpha (50)
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Image:starweaver2-6.jpg|inside page from issue #2
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Starwinder's Houston Knights Site

Starwinder's Houston Knights Site is a Houston Knights fanfiction archive. 
==Authors==
*Starwinder
*Etch
*Falcone
*Mac (formerly Glo)
*Katherine
*Mia Athlas
*Anne Higgins
*JoeyParé
*Tammy
*Jennie
Category:Houston Knights
Category:2000s Archives
Starwyck

Starwyck is a 241-page Kirk/Spock slash zine written by Doreen DaBinett, Teresa Hewitt, Jane Jones, Sara S. Reynolds (aka Fiona James), Martin Sherrif, and Emily Wallace. It was published in the UK. It has the subtitle, "The Triumph of Innocence."
The different stories form a consistent chronology that takes Kirk and Spock from friendship to love to sexual union. While each story is written by a different author, this zine is basically a novel with multiple authors.
The story is a parody of Gothic novels in general and the gay Gothic novel Gaywyck in particular,"GAYWYCK by Vincent Virga. Robert White is only 17 when he goes to Gaywyck to catalog its vast libraries. There he meets Donough Gaylord, Master of Gaywyck. Soon both are plunged into a web of love, mystery, intrigue, and vengeance colder than the grave. Another "hard to put down"-er. The first gay gothic love story written!" -- from a blurb (fan-written?) in Not Tonight Spock! #3Gaywyck at the author's webpage and features Kirk as the sensitive, clumsy librarian who comes to work for Spock, the dark, brooding master of Starwyck.
The zine is available online through the K/S Archive: Starwyck.
==Comments by the Authors==
From A 2007 Interview with Fiona James: 
 
Some 2000 comments: 
==Story Summary==
==Collaboration==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999=== 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1980s
Stasis Leak

Stasis Leak is a gen Red Dwarf zine of photos, articles, episode guides, etc.
==Issue 1==
Stasis Leak 1 contains 50 pages. 
It has a color photo cover of Rimmer from "Holoship." 
* Interviews with Grant Naylor, Chris Barrie, Hattie Hayridge,
* Andria Pannell (makeup designer)
* Red Dwarf fiction
* article on U.S. pilot
* Series 5 preview and production notes
* trivia quiz
* an "old vs. new" debate
* and an episode guide for seasons 1 and 2
* Black and white photos inside throughout and back cover
==Issue 2==
Stasis Leak 2 was published in 1993 and contains 54 pages.
It has a color photo cover of Duane Dibbley. 
* Space-Going Slob- An Interview with Craig Charles (10 pages)
* Red Dwarf VI : Back to the Bug (2 pages)
* Hanging Out With Craig Charles: Visions Press Conference November 29, 1992 (10 pages)
* Red Dwarf Bookshelf (2 pages)
* Stack o' Tracks: A Red Dwarf Story (6 pages)
* Stasis Leak Reader Survey Results (2 pages)
* The Cat is Cool: An Interview with Danny John-Jules (4 pages)
* Red Dwarf Episode Guide: Seasons 3 and 4 (16 pages)
==Issue 3==
Stasis Leak 3
In diary form, this issue chronicles Nazzaro's experiences on the set of the series and provides a glimpse into the editing of THE MAKING OF RED DWARF. It contains all of the material that didn't make it into that book, including behind-the-scenes photos and script outtakes. 
Category:Red Dwarf
Category:1990s
State University of New York at Buffalo Con

State University of New York at Buffalo Con was a casual, one-day, lightly-attended fan gathering in New York State. 
George Takei and Walter Koenig were guests. 
It included a Chekov Scream-Off, a contest showcasing Pavel Chekov's canon on-screen screaming.
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1984 Conventions
State of Fear: Fandom and Obscenity Law

State of Fear: Fandom and Obscenity Law is a 2008 article by Casey Fiesler.
The subtitle: "Fandom can sometimes be a scary place, legally."
It was posted to Firefox News, a for-profit fan site.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fans are at the law's mercy
* description of a fan, Christoper Hadley, who ordered some manga from Japan and had his house searched, possessions confiscated
* a case of a man who'd written a violent and explicit story about the band, "Girls Aloud," and posted it to an unnamed fantasy pornography website
* child pornography laws
* manga style art and minors
* Strikethrough
* "the other problem that fan art shares with manga: many people don't consider it to be "real" art"
* a plug to donate to The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, and buy Neil Gaiman's scents at Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, since the proceeds go to the fund 
==From the Article==
==References==
Category:2008 News Media
Category:Fanart Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
State of the Migration: On fannish archival catastrophes, and what happens next

State of the Migration: On fannish archival catastrophes, and what happens next is a 2018 essay by Greywash.
As of mid-December 2018, it had 117 replies.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Tumblr NSFW Content Purge
* Strikethrough and Boldthrough
* fandom migration
* fandom and profit
* Pillowfort, Twitter, Archive of Our Own, Dreamwidth
* "Strikethrough, for example, wasn't a single terrible idea executed badly, it was at least two terrible ideas executed badly."
* "The good news is that, because AO3 exists, we have a free, safe home for our textual content: not just fic, but also meta essays, et cetera. But fandom isn't just text: it's also art, video, discussions, and connections. And those things are harder to rescue, and just as important."
* concerns about partnering and/or taking resources and energy away from Organization for Transformative Works
* issues regarding privacy and fandom and visibility
* P2P networks
* A Network Of Our Own
* how to "police" the actual bad content
* "fannish internet apothecary chest of holding"
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Some Fan Comments at the Post==
==Further Reading==
* response to greywash's "state of the migration" by adiprose (Archived.)
==References==
 
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Tumblr
Category:Fandom Migration
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Statement: regarding the issue of bootlegging and cloning zines

Statement: regarding the issue of bootlegging and cloning zines is a late 1988 essay by Leigh Arnold.
It was printed in Arnold's zine, Magnificent Seven #7. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* zine piracy and the recent The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion
* Arnold disagrees with several BNFs and their recent statements, including An Open Letter to Fandom by Della Van Hise (1988) and An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh (1988)
* copying and sharing zines among friends
* zine publication as a hobby, not a way to make a profit
* cloning zines, an early reference to photocopying
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1988 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Statetalia

Statetalia is a genre of Hetalia: Axis Powers fanworks that feature OCs personifying the individual U.S. states. Common fanworks in this category include fanfiction, fanart, and roleplay.
== Shipping ==
* California/Texas
* Massachusetts/New York
* Maryland/Virginia
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Hetalia:50☆Stars by LunarJade
*THERE ARE FIFTY OF THEM by Royal Puppet Master 
*Remember Me When the Rainbow Falls... by loperty
*The Fifty States of America by nisakeehl
*The States by magicandlight and the_robin_woman
*Don't Wake Daddy by WeAllFlyHigh
===Roleplay===
*statetalia-the-roleplay-blog on Tumblr
==External links==
*#statetalia on Tumblr
*Statetalia on DeviantArt
*Statetalia on Ao3
=== Sites & Communities ===
* APH States of America, a Tumblr blog for incorrect quotes
Category:Hetalia: Axis Powers
Category: Tropes & Genres
Category: Fanon Characters
Static Shock

Static Shock was a Kids' WB Saturday morning superhero cartoon, set nominally in the DC Animated Universe, based on Milestone Comic's Static comic books. 
==Fandom==
The cartoon lightened the original comic book to make it more child-friendly, and in the doing made it more slashable, by giving the titular teen hero Static a best friend/sidekick/partner.
The series never was very popular, but a small fanbase was established online, much of it developing after the show went off the air. The major livejournal comm The Gas Station was created in April 2004, and the majority of the fic on ff.net was posted then or later. Static Shock also inspires a fair amount of fanart, though there is no single community dedicated to it.
The most popular pairing is Virgil/Richie (aka Static/Gear), often called V/R or just VR. The pairing gets particular notice among fans because the Static comic character whom Richie was based on was canonically gay, and series creator Dwayne McDuffie confirmed that Richie was intended to be as well: "It'll never come up in the show because it's Y-7 but as far as I'm concerned, Richie is gay."Static Shock: What do you want to see? Dwayne McDuffie comment, posted 3/10/2005 (accessed 1/26/2009)
Other slash pairings include the enemyslash of Virgil/Francis (Static/Hotstreak) and Richie/Francis. There are a few canonical or canonically suggested het ships (Adam/Sharon, Virgil/Daisy) but these do not tend to see as much fic production (though Adam/Sharon is a fairly common background pairing, especially married-with-children in futurefic). While some fans find the prevalence of slash frustrating"I understand that Richie/Virgil is the most popular Static Shock ship by far, but is this to an extent that no heterosexual relationships are accepted?" --totallystellar on dakota_bangs: "Question:" posted 2006-08-28 (accessed 1/26/2009) most of the fic and art continues to be slash. 
==Notable Fanworks==
==Archives and Communities==
*Static Shock works at Fanfiction.net
===Livejournal Communities===
* the_gas_station
* dakota_bangs
* virichie (Virgil/Richie slash)
* staticslash (all slash)
* static_graphics (Icons, banners, animations, other graphics)
==External Links==
* Static Shock fanworks at Deviantart.com
==Resources==
* Static Shock Fan Page (episode summaries, etc.)
==References==
Category:Animation 
Category:DC Animated Universe
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Stating the Obvious

Stating the Obvious is a Paris/Kim story by torch.
==Summary==
"Summary: While checking out one of Tom Paris' holonovels, Harry Kim starts to wonder if they really have anything in common, and how far he can trust Tom with how he feels. Both are surprised by the answers."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY P/K Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Station 19

Station 19 is the second spin-off series in the Grey's Anatomy universe, focusing on the firefighters in Station 19.
==Canon==
While all the members of Station 19 feature and receive their own story-lines, many of the episodes are framed from the perspective of Andrea "Andy" Herrera, a Lieutenant at Station 19 and the daughter of Captain Pruitt Herrera.
===Series End===
On the 9th December, it was announced that Station 19 would end with its upcoming seventh season, due to air in March 2024Nellie Andreeva, ‘Station 19’ To End With Season 7 On ABC, Deadline, December 8, 2023.. 
== Fandom==
Station 19 is reasonably popular across a range of fandom spaces; with lots of episode and pairing discussions on social media spaces and a reasonable number of fanworks on platforms like Archive of our Own and Fanfiction.net. As of October 2023, there are 4,384 works on Archive of our Own.
===Pairings ===
====Sapphic (F/F)====
*Maya Bishop/Carina DeLuca (Marina) - The most popular pairing in the fandom.
====Duaric (F/M)====
*Victoria Hughes/Lucas Ripley
*Andy Herrera/Robert Sullivan
====Achillean (M/M)====
*Emmett Dixon/Travis Montgomery
==Fanworks==
=== Fics===
*
*
===Arts===
* 
*
===Vids===
* Carry You by Eliza Videos — A fanvid focused on the loss and grief experienced by the members of Station 19.
* family by windkin79 — A fanvid about the strong bonds between the members of Station 19.
===Other Fanworks===
*
*
==Archives and Communities==
*Station 19 works at FFN
*Station 19 (TV) works at AO3
*Station 19 tag at Tumblr
*Station 19 subreddit at Reddit
==Meta==
*
==References==
Category:Station 19
Station Break (Star Trek: DS9 zine)

Station Break is a Star Trek: DS9 anthology of fiction that was published around 1995.
==About==
From a 1994 submission request: "Open to stories involving all DS9 characters. General-audience, so no slash or explicit sex." alt.startrek.creative › what happened to fanzines? (April 12, 1994) 
From a 1995 ad in The Monthly looking for submissions for a second issue: "... looking for PG to mild R-rated fiction set on DS9, SO CRANK UP THOSE TYPEWRITERS AND WORD PROCESSORS! And "adult" fans, don't feel left out "STATION BREAK's R-to-X-rated cousin, WORMHOLE #2 is also looking for submissions."
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1995 Zines