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The Dragon's Gate

The Dragon's Gate was a personal slash fanfiction site. 
Fandoms included Gundam Wing (7 fics), Ranma 1/2 (11 fics), Yuu Yuu Hakusho (9 fics), Harry Potter (6 fics), Digimon (4 fics), Parody/Author (1 fic) and Boy Meets Boy. There were also links to other fanfiction sites and some rants, one about "Things that piss me off in fan fiction"Sadie DragonFire. Things that piss me off in fan fiction, via Wayback: 25 April 2003. (Accessed 23 October 2021).
==Harry Potter==
The Dragon's Gate: Harry Potter SlashFics page was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring where it was listed with the description: "A (currently) very small archive for my Harry Potter slash fanfics."linky linky, via Wayback: 17 September 2002. (Accessed 12 October 2021) Hosted stories also included fic by Slashyme and Bec.
Site description from Everything Wrong: "Has fiction from several different fandoms. A few slashy Harry Potter stories...one excellent Draco/Harry series...ohhh, I've read it at least three times...go check it out!"The Floo Network, via Wayback: 05 April 2003. (Accessed 23 October 2021)
===Author: Sadie DragonFire===
 Title: Protective Bonds
 Keywords: SLASH, Humor, Angst (NC-17)
 Status: Complete (01/17/02)
 Summary: Hermione discovers a book with an interesting protection spell. When Harry and his friends try it out, Harry and Draco are left to deal with the results.
 Parts: [ One | Two | Three | Four | Five | Six | Seven | End ]
 PB Fanart: The bed room scene, by Debbie (Sorry for taking so long to link it here! There was also another one by someone else, but I don't remember where it went to.)
 Title: Smile and Nod
 Keywords: mild Angst, mentioned Slash
 Status: Complete (2/19/01)
 Summary: Lilly Potter has a conversation with her infant son.
 Title: Go Quietly
 Keywords: Dark, Morbid, Angst, Slash-y
 Status: Complete (3/29/01)
 Summary: A disturbing look into the mind of Voldemort.
 Title: Subjected To Rumor
 Keywords: Humor, Parody, Slash
 Status: Complete (3/31/02)
 Summary: How do you battle a rumor? Not like this. Ron is straight (at least, that's what he says), Harry is flaming (light the torch, baby), Hermione is making plans (that prove she's a slasher at heart), and I think that about covers it.
===Author: Bec===
 Title: We All Fall Down
 Keywords: Femslash, Angst, Dark (R)
 Status: Complete (2/19/01)
 Summary: In which Hermione loses some of her sanity, Ginny loses some of her innocence, and as far as they know, Our Heroes are losing the War Between Good and Evil.
===Author: Slashyme===
 Title: Unexpected
 Keywords: Slash, threesome
 Status: Complete (01/17/02)
 Summary: Draco ends up at the twins' doorstep in the middle of the night. 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Gundam Wing Websites
Category:Ranma 1/2 Author Pages
Category:Digimon
Category:Boy Meets Boy
Category:2000s
Category:Yuu Yuu Hakusho
The Dragon's Tale

The Dragon's Tale is a Star Trek newsletter for the fan club U.S.S. Dragonfire, member of STARFLEET: The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc..
==V.4 n.5==
The Dragon's Tale v.4 n.5 was published in 1994, sometime before June. It contains about 20 pages
* Captain's Lot by Capt. James Maloney (3)
* First Officer's Log by Cmdr. Alana Maloney (4)
* Chief Science Officer's Log by Cmdr. Kay Schurr (5)
* Chief Medical Officer's Log by Ens. David Piccola (A report of a Klingon picnic with 50 attendees.) (6)
* Chief Personnel Officer's Log by Cmdr. Lynn Cornwell (A long article about personal printers.) (7)
* Chief of Communications Log by Cmdr. Michael Clark (8)
* Write Your Captain (18)
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1990s
Category:Club Zines
The Dragon-King's Temple

The Dragon King's Temple is an Avatar: The Last Airbender and Stargate SG-1 crossover fanfic by Kryal. It is considered a fandom classic and was one of the top fics by hit count in the AO3 ATLA tag before the 2020 ATLA Renaissance.
The story follows Zuko and Toph after they wake up on a Goa'uld base, escape with several members of SG-1 to Earth, and try to communicate with their new allies and find their way home. It featured several extensions of firebending and earthbending that became common fanon, particularly fire-healing. The story is also notable for it's comprehensive chapter endnotes discussing linguistics, worldbuilding, and the author's explanations and headcanons for both the fanfic and the original canons the story draws on.
==Summary==
==Development, Narrative Choices and Inspiration==
The title comes from a "Chinese proverb meaning, “You can be harmed by the things you control."Chapter 1 endnote.
One inspiration for the story was the fic , another ATLA and SG-1 crossover by AvocadoLove.
The fic also has minor references to other fandoms: quotes of jokes Girl Genius and Tom Lehrer, the character Heather Dyne is a reference to the Heterodynes of Girl Genius (maybe specifically Agatha). Posted 12 March 2020., and character Sanura was heavily inspired by theOathbound series by Mercedes Lackey.. Posted to AO3 on 2016-03-13. 
==Fan Responses and Reviews==
The fic received a large positive response, with many praising its complex wordlbuilding, blending of the two canons to make sense with each other, and compelling character interactions. Many fans noted that they had not seen Stargate in a long time (or at all) but were able to follow the author's explanations of Stargate-related history, worldbuilding, and technology.
==Fandom==
* Podfic: by Dr_Fumbles_McStupid, in progress as of May 2022.
===Fanart===
* by MarbleGlove -- and illustration of Sokka's daydream from Chapter 6 about what would happen if Toph had to fight mutant were-lemurs.
===Recursive Fanfiction===
* by the_rck
===Other===
* by moth-time, 2022
==Influence on other fanfic==
* "the Gate language mumbo-jumbo is inspired by the linguistics of The Dragon King's Temple," author's note of by RoryMarx (AuroraKant) 
* "Oh, and a several concepts are borrowed from an *excellent* A:TLA/Stargate story here on AO3, The Dragon-King's Temple. Go check it out, it's *amazing*." author's note on by Laina_Inverse 
* "So, if you guys haven't read The Dragon King's Temple by Kryal, do so. It's fantastic, and asks a bunch of questions about how bending interacts with the world that it also answers, and in a very intriguing way. Those questions inspired a lot of this fic, and after that all I had to ask was 'who's the most likely member of the Gaang to survive a fight with Palpatine other than Aang?' And the answer was Toph, obviously." author's note on by ThunderStag
==Links==
*TvTropes page for The Dragon-King's Temple
==References==
Category:Avatar: The Last Airbender Fanfiction
Category:Stargate SG-1 Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
The Dragon Ball Fanfiction Library

The Dragon Ball Fanfiction Library is a fanfiction archive for Dragon Ball fanfiction. http://dbfl.gokugirl.com/ (Jan 11 2024). It was created by Goku Girl and active from 2001-2011. 
 
==References==
Category:Dragon Ball
Category:2001 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Dragon Swallows Its Tail

The Dragon Swallows Its Tail is a gen AU novel in the series, "The Evolution Affair." It has a sequel, Concentric Circles. 
Summary from publisher, "'The Dragon Swallows Its Tail is Book One of a tale that spans the globe. It is the first in a series of many books in which Good and Evil influence the people of the Earth. In Arthurian Legend the great protective spirit of the Earth itself is a Dragon. When the dragon swallows it tail, it ensures the continuation of life - forming the eternal ring. In a sense, the characters involved in this drama form the same sort of ring. United in spirit, purpose and love, they must defeat the Evil that fast approaches the Earth. 
This is science fiction. This is fantasy. This is a love story."
Excerpt: "Mr. Solo's handshake threw him. From it, he felt and learned all manner of things about the handsome, richly dressed American. There was no shield on this mind as there was with Waverly. Napoleon Solo was an open book. Napoleon stole sidelong glances at the slender, blond Russian walking silently beside him. Something about the handshake-despite the coldness of the hand placed in his - felt right. An undeniable tingle of warmth had worked its way up his arm and taken residence somewhere around his heart. Illya Kuryakin was a powerful telepath. Often this talent seemed like a curse. He often had a devastating effect on people."
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
The Dragon War Chronicles

The Dragon War Chronicles is a 250-page slash Star Wars: TPM novel by Rushlight. 
It is a continuation of Rushlight's AU story begun in "The Magician's Apprentice." Originally posted online, it was published in zine format in 2003 where it had art by BJ and Sajasma Lee.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:dragonchronicles-1.jpg|Sajasma Lee
Image:dragonchronicles-2.jpg|BJ
File:Dragonchronicles-4.jpg|Sajasma Lee
Image:dragonchronicles-3.jpg|Sajasma Lee
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Dragon and the Sparrow

The Dragon and the Sparrow is a gen Darkover novel by Patricia Floss. It has 24 pages, including the cover. 
The cover drawing is by Diana Paxson; cover calligraphy by Dorothy Breen. The back cover has a larger version of the front cover.
In an introduction to the story, Marion Zimmer Bradley praises Floss's first story, the novella The Other Side of the Mirror, and then writes of this work:
==References==
 Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Drake's Seven Comic Book

The Drake's Seven Comic Book is a gen Blake's 7 60-page anthology of graphic stories by Paul Williams. 
It was published in the UK. 
==The Preface==
==Chapters==
* The Dome (3)
* The Trap (12) 
* Ultraspace (25)
* Drake's Holiday (35)
==Sample Interior Gallery==
Image:drakesseven-2.jpg|inside page
Image:drakesseven-4.jpg|inside page
Image:drakesseven-5.jpg|inside page
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Dream Box

The Dream Box is a play written by Andrew Robinson and Alexander Siddig. They performed it at conventions.
==Comments by the Creators==
"Ohhhhh, how can I explain this?! We combined a story by Borges called the "Aleph" with the string theory and threw Garak and Bashir into the mix. We stirred for several minutes. You should check it out — it's hot!" , from a chat with Andrew Robinson, 2002 
==Comments by Fans==
"There is a sequel to the play called "The Calling" in the Prophecy and Change anthology. One can infer certain events that may have happened in "The Dream Box" by reading it." , July 22, 2009 
"The play works as a sequel to his novel, "A Stitch in Time", which also began as a series of letters between Bashir and Garak, which Robinson used to perform at conventions. (He used to hate the idea that one day he'd be on stage and the audience would run out of questions.)" , July 25, 2009 
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek Plays & Skits
Category:2000s Plays & Skits
The Dream Egg

The Dream Egg is a Kirk/Spock story by Starshadow.
It was published in the print zine First Time #62.
==Summary==
"A simple birthday gift is discovered to be more than hat it appears, as an ancient Vulcan legend is wrought to the surface by a cherished artifact."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Dream Goes On

The Dream Goes On is a 12-page digest-sized zine consisting of a single poem by DeForest Kelley, some publicity shots, and single piece of fanart (not credited).
The poem's calligraphy is by Carolyn (probably DeForest's wife).
There appear to be two very different versions of this poem. One is in this print form, and one can be seen here as transcribed by a fan (perhaps from a spoken version?): 
==Similar Creations==
Fans were very interested in Star Trek's stars, and this interest generated a lot of "side projects."
Shatner and Nimoy, of course, had the for-profit option of big-name publishers, hence the large selection of offerings such as I Am Not Spock, Nimoy's poetry paperbooks, Shatner and Nimoy's spoken and singing LP albums and much more. 
 
The actors with less attention, and therefore less money-making ability, were more available to fans and their fanworks. Nichols, Koenig, and Kelley were much more willing to write poetry and introductions to zines, as well as creating small zines of their own.
Some examples:
* It Ain't the Lollipop! (Walter Koenig)
* The Big Bird's Dream (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On and on... and on... (DeForest Kelley)
* The Lady's Alone Again Tonight by Nichelle Nichols, printed in Furaha #3
* The Machiavellian Principle is a 1982 Star Trek: TOS play by Walter Koenig. It was written to be sold at Ultimate Fantasy a disastrous convention which took place in the months following the second Star Trek movie.
==The Poem's Topic==
* some commentary about Star Trek directors (Gene Roddenberry, Harve Bennett, Nicholas Meyer)
* comments (and jabs) regarding his fellow stars (Harve Bennett "busted his tail" regarding fans and research, the movies' stars don't care about the critics, Kelley thinks the first movie was no good, Nimoy wanted Spock to die until he saw the possible success of the movies, Doohan buys a Jaguar but will probably buy an old RV with a built-in bar, Koenig will get rich selling painted models for boutiques, Takei lost his job with the Mayor's staff due to his crazy laugh...)
 
==The Poem==
Image:dreamgoeson1.jpg|1st page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson2.jpg|2nd page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson3.jpg|3rd page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson4.jpg|4th page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson5.jpg|5th page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson6.jpg|6th page of poem
Image:dreamgoeson7.jpg|7th page of poem
Category:1986 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
The Dream Goes On and on... and on...

The Dream Goes On and on... and on... is a 12-page digest-sized zine consisting of a single poem by DeForest Kelley and at least one publicity shot.
It is the third and final poem by Kelley dealing with his experiences on Star Trek. He would often read it as part of his question and answer sessions at the Star Trek conventions in the late 80's early nineties. It was always a big hit with the fans. They were often on sale at the conventions at an official booth and were signed by Deforest.
 
See the entire poem here: 
==Excerpt==
==Similar Creations==
Fans were very interested in Star Trek's stars, and this interest generated a lot of "side projects."
William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy, of course, had the for-profit option of big-name publishers, hence the large selection of offerings such as I Am Not Spock, Nimoy's poetry paperbooks, Shatner and Nimoy's spoken and singing LP albums and much more. 
 
The actors with less attention, and therefore less money-making ability, were more available to fans and their fanworks. Nichelle Nichols, Walter Koenig, and Kelley were much more willing to write poetry and introductions to zines, as well as creating small zines of their own.
Some examples:
* It Ain't the Lollipop! (Walter Koenig)
* The Big Bird's Dream (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On and on... and on... (DeForest Kelley)
* The Lady's Alone Again Tonight by Nichelle Nichols, printed in Furaha #3
* The Machiavellian Principle is a 1982 Star Trek: TOS play by Walter Koenig. It was written to be sold at Ultimate Fantasy a disastrous convention which took place in the months following the second Star Trek movie.
Category:1990 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
The Dream Lives On

The Dream Lives On is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) Australian zine. It is also referred to as the "Australian Diaries."
It consists of a calendar and diary, and includes stories and poetry, memorable B&B dates, birthdays of cast members, musings, factoids, et al. 
==1994==
* the story, Balcony Lights, by Janet Southam (reprinted in Chatterbox (February 1998)
* other unknown content
==1995==
The Dream Lives On 1995 contains 166 pages. 
It has stories by Glenys Walker, Janet Southam, Marie Tillott, Sue Portier, and Jan Blunt.
It has art by Kathy Fidge and Glenys Walker.
==Reactions and Reviews: 1995==
==1996==
It has over 100 pages and is spiral-bound. 
==References==
 
Category:1990s
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
The Dream Lord becomes the Valeyard

The Dream Lord becomes the Valeyard is a fan theory in Doctor Who fandom that posits that the Dream Lord is "an early manifestation of what will one day become the Valeyard". The Dream Lord is a one-time antagonist who appears in the episode "Amy's Choice". After The Doctor is exposed to psychic pollen the Dream Lord appears to torment the Doctor and Amy and Rory. He manifests in dreams and represents the Doctor's "dark side". It seems not long after the episode aired fans started drawing connections between the Dream Lord and the Valeyard and how one might lead to the other.
Twitter user DimensionsInJen points out their similarities:
Whether this theory has any merit is unclear, because the Dream Lord has not returned to the series and the Valeyard has not been seen since classic who.
== Further Reading ==
* by Brandon Zachary, at CBR.com
* by Matt Greer, at Talking Tardis
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Theories
Category:2010
The Dream Within a Dream Affair

You may be looking for the German Star Trek: TOS zine, Dream Within a Dream.
The Dream Within a Dream Affair is a gen 91-page novel written by TM Alexander. Cover art is by Paulie. The story is set in New Mexico.
==Summaries==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "Under the influence of Edgar Allen Poe's writings, Tami Marie, illustrated by Paulie, has written a novel that will chill you to the bone. Illya has begun to have dreams of Napoleon being in great danger and being unable to save him, having to watch him die night after night. The nightmares are tearing him apart and badly affecting his relationship with his partner. Are the dreams merely the result of a particularly violent assignment -- or a portent of things to come?"
Summary from a flyer: "A rash of dreams is destroying some of U.N.C.L.E.'s finest teams--and now it looks like Solo and Kuryakin are next . They follow their only lead to arid New Mexico, and encounter a southwestern agent bent on finding her missing partner...whom she believes is still alive. Native American mysticism twines with a psychotic's vengeance in this second novella from the author of THE CIRCLE OF STONES AFFAIR."
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Some of UNCLE'S top teams are being split up in a very unique manner; one has a dream of the other's death, and a few days later the nightmare become reality. Unwiling to admit to having similar visions, Kuryakin is ordered to accompany his partner to UNCLE'S Southwestern Headquarters in New Mexico, and investigate the mater further. There they meet with few clues, lots of dead-ends, and a female agent who is desperately trying to locate her missing partner before another body can be added to the rising count. Can Ilya find the connection between the grisly murders and the one repeating clue, a stately Raven...before his dreams become reality"
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Dreamer Returns

The Dreamer Returns is a het Beauty and the Beast anthology edited by Kiki Cavanaugh.
==Issue 1==
The Dreamer Returns 1 was published in 1990 and contains 155 pages. It has much art by Rita Terrell and Anna Deavers. The cover is by Lisa Stubblefield. All the stories were written by Kiki Cavanaugh.
* Those She Left Behind (4)
* The Nightmare of the Dream (28)
* The Meeting of the Men (66)
* Tunnel Wife (128)
* The Promise (140)
Image:dreamerreturns1-1.jpg| from issue #1
Image:dreamerreturns1-2.jpg| from issue #1
Image:dreamerreturns1-3.jpg| from issue #1, portrays Diana Bennett
Image:dreamerreturns1-4.jpg| from issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Dreamer Returns 2 was published in October 1991 and contains 127 pages. It has the subtitle, "The Dream Weaver." 
The art is by Lisa Stubblefield (front cover), Bev Chick, and Kriss Farver.
* Until We Meet Again
* Shopping
* two unknown stories
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Dreaming Stone Stories

The Dreaming Stone Stories is a series of five circuit AU stories (by Jane of Australia) and one story (by Wally) from an anthology zine. They are Kin/Bran stories.
At one point (perhaps 2003), Jane bound her five stories into a 220 page zine. 
See List of Professionals Fanworks by Jane of Australia.
==The Series==
* And Lovers, Long Ago by Jane, 30 pages (May 1986) 
* Dreaming Stone by Jane, 30 pages (August 1986)
* Dark Dreaming by Jane (45 pages)
* Dreams of Yet To Be by Jane (47 pages)
* Dreams of Long Ago by Jane, in Fantazine #1 
* And Future Dreams by Wally, a spin-off, rather than a sequel (1988)
==The Kin/Bran Anthology Flyer==
==References==
 
Category:1980s
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Dreck wRECk - Reviewing Prosdom's Earliest Stories

The Dreck wRECk - Reviewing Prosdom's Earliest Stories
On September 11, 2009, a few Pros fans gathered together in blueamaranthe's livejournal to discuss what they believe to be the earliest fan stories written in The Professionals fandom. The result was The Dreck wRECk - Reviewing Prosdom's Earliest Stories.
Read the entire discussion . 
An excerpt: 
Earlier fans agreed with the list developed above. For example, in DIAL #14, fourteen stories were listed as having been circulating in 1981. The list came from "The Hatstanding Society" which offered the following completed (and available) "Hatstands": Consequences, The End of an Illusion, Coldwater Morning, Two Crazy Lovers, Light of Day, Double Take, Aftermath, Cause for Concern, Powerplay, Deathgame, Masquerade, Remember Angola, Christmas Spirit (slash version), The Poofessionals, Nightwatch, and Shadow of a Ghost.
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:2009