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Selected Records from the files of Flickers, formerly Dr. Lily Lysander, Excerpt of Gumption

Selected Records from the files of ⸢Flickers⸣, formerly Dr. Lily Lysander, Excerpt of Gumption is a Twine-based Friends at the Table fangame by Emma Conner. It tells a story about the Twilight Mirage NPC Lily Lysander becoming the Excerpt of Gumption.
The game was created for the 2019 round of Secret Samol. It was a gift for nosignofwings, in response to the following prompt:
==Screenshot Gallery==
File:FATTSelectedRecordsfangame2.png|alt=Text conversation. Flickers: we got it. Covenant: like IT it? Flickers: Yeah it landed in a tree and some kids were using it as a treehouse|Conversation between Flickers and Covenant
File:FATTSelectedRecordsfangame3.png|alt=Search bar filled with the text "gig duck video compilation"|Web search
File:FATTSelectedRecordsfangame4.png|alt=A conversation between characters, formatted as an auto-transcript|Conversation between Flickers and Gumption
==References==
Category:Friends at the Table Fangames
Selections from the Book of the Dead

Selections from the Book of the Dead is a Kirk/Spock story by Lyrastar.
It was published in the con zine KiScon 2004.
==Summary==
"Kirk tries to rebuild his and Spockʼs shattered lives after Spockʼs return from the dead."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Selective Canon

Selective canon refers to the fragments of canon selectively accepted by a fan, while the rest is ignored and rejected. 
A certain amount of canon compliance is expected, rather than rejecting the majority of canon and just referencing fanon alone. 
Selectively recognizing canon is especially common when the canon is self-contradicting, with internal inconsistencies, retcons, reboots, and tonal and philosophical dissonance muddling the lore. Long-running, corporate-owned open canon media, such as Marvel Comics and DC Comics, are notorious for essentially requiring selective canon in order to be coherent.
Selective canon is used as the backbone of denialfic.
Selective canon leads to nerds and stans fighting in internet forums over what their favorite characters canonically did or did not do, because they decide upon wildly different selective conceptions of said characters.
==Examples==
*Many fans disregard certain parts of the Star Wars sequel trilogy, sometimes in favor of the Star Wars Expanded Universe which has been declared non-canon by the Walt Disney Company.
*Many fans disregard the AXIS retcon that Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch are not Magneto's children.
*Many fans disregard the Marvel 616 retcon that Tony Stark is not the biological child of Maria and Howard Stark.
*Cassandra Cain fans largely ignore the massive changes to the character in the One Year Later story arc and the Batgirl: Redemption miniseries. Similarly, BatCat fans and Jason Todd fans also ignore many parts of this particular era.
*Many X-Men Movieverse fans seem to ignore as many as half of the movies, including X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: Apocalypse, and X-Men: Dark Phoenix.
*Some Pokémon anime fans end the series after Johto, but some treat their favorite regional series as the basis for canon (Kalos fans tend to do this a lot).
*Many Voltron: Legendary Defender fans ignore the final two seasons. More lenient fans either end it after S7 or even the first episode of S8.
==Meta==
*https://jmonsaord.tumblr.com/post/185539267059/how-to-read-comic-pick-character-read-every-comic
*https://brawltogethernow.tumblr.com/post/658738405260312576 meme
==External links==
*Fanon Discontinuity on TV Tropes
==Notes==
==References==
Selena

Selena, Selina or Selene may refer to:
==Characters==
* Selena Cross, a Peyton Place character
* Selene, the Greek Goddess of the moon
* Selene, a Forever Knight character
* Selene, a Marvel Comics character
* Selene, an Underworld character
* Selena Izard, a The House with a Clock in Its Walls character
* Selina Kyle, a DC Comics character
* Selina, a Winx Club character
* Selene, a Pokémon character
==Fans==
* Selena, fic writer
* Selenak
==Other People==
* Selena Gomez, the singer & actress starred in Wizards of Waverly Place
* Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, the singer & actress better known as "Selena"
Selena Izard

Selena Izard is a witch and an antagonist in the Lewis Barnavelt fandom. Selena appears in the novel The House with a Clock in Its Walls by John Bellairs as well as in the movie of the same name. Selena is canonically married to Isaac Izard. She is living incognita in the fictional town of New Zebedee in the equally fictional Capharnaum County, Michigan, where she is a neighbour of Florence Zimmermann, Jonathan Barnavelt, and Lewis Barnavelt.
==Archives & Resources==
* Selena Izard tag on the AO3
Category:Lewis Barnavelt
Selene (Pokémon)

Selene is a Pokémon Trainer and a playable character from Pokémon Sun and Moon. She is a fan favorite and the focus of many fanworks, and she also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters. While she does have a counterpart in Pokéspe named Moon, this character is distinct enough for her own article.
The Pokémon she is most associated with is the Popplio line, including Brionne and Primarina, as well as Lunala and Umbreon.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
==== F/M====
*Selene is most commonly paired up with Gladion, forming LonaShipping, aka MahinaShipping, LunarEdgeShipping or GladMoon, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called グラミヅ (Guramidzu).
*Selene is also shipped with Elio, forming EclipseShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ヨウミヅ (Youmidzu).
*Selene is also shipped with Hau, forming MalasadaShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ハウミヅ (Haumidzu).
*Selene is also shipped with Guzma, forming EverlastingNightShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called グズミヅ (Guzumidzu).
* Selene is also shipped with Nanu, forming UnspokenRadianceShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called クチミヅ (Kuchimidzu).
*Selene is also shipped with Ilima, forming SelenographyShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called イリミヅ (Irimidzu).
====F/F====
* Selene is also shipped with Lillie, forming MoonLilyShipping, aka Lilliemoon or OceanFlowerShipping, which is Female/Female, aka yuri. In Japanese, this is most often called ミヅリリ (Midzulili).
** The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as リリミヅ (Lilimidzu).
====Gen====
*Selene, Elio, Hau, Lillie and Gladion form The Alola Five gen combi. In Japanese, this is called アローラ組 (Alola Classmates).
===Less Popular Relationships===
*GhostMoonShipping - Acerola & Selene
*IvoryNightShipping - Hilda, Selene & Serena (XY)
*IwiShipping - Skull grunt (male) & Selene
*KausiniShipping - Professor Kukui & Selene
*LanikaiShipping - Lana & Selene
*LegendaryEclipseShipping - Elio, Leaf & Selene
*LunarEdgeShipping - Gladion, Gameverse!Silver & Selene
*LunarGoddessShipping - Lusamine & Selene
*LunarLightShipping - Lunick & Selene
*LunarPlumShipping - Plumeria & Selene
*LunarTriangleShipping - Hau, Gladion & Selene
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2022)
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope

SASE (SAE in the UK) is an envelope with your address on the front and a postage stamp in the corner. It stands for "Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope." It was a common way to distribute materials for both fannish and professional purposes prior to the turn of the 21st century.
In many ways, a SASE was the automated 'reply' button of the pre-internet age. 
==Spelling and Pronunciation==
[1989]: Pronounced: "Sassy." Queen's Own, October 1989 
[1990]: "Which is correct, "a" SASE or "an" SASE? I use "a" because I pronounce SASE as as one syllable word. Others prefer "an" because they are more comfortable spelling out the word as four separate letters. No matter how you pronounce it, be sure to include it! Most fan-related activities are very not-for-profit." Queen's Own, October 1990 
==Zines==
It was often requested or required when making inquires to editors about zines, conventions, and other fan goods. 
Sometimes editors simply requested they be sent just the postage stamps. This was intended to reduce the effort and cost with replies.
From a zine's editorial 
A fan sums it up in Communications Console: "And forget not thy SASES..."
==SASEs: A Constant Source of Scolding and Explanation==
Despite the fact that SASEs were an expected standard in fandom, fans needed to be constantly reminded to use them.
A zine editor scolds fans who do not enclose an SASE with their inquiries: 
==SASEs: A Paper Nightmare==
Sending SASEs was the responsibility of the fan who wanted information, but on the other end, the zine ed and convention organizer, they could be a challenge to keep track of: 
==Anime Fansubs==
Anime fansubs commonly used the SASE method, or a variant, to distribute videotapes to one another until digisubs became common. (See Fansub Distribution for details.)
However, not all cases actually involved stamps; some involved money orders for the cost of postage, and in many cases the materials were too bulky for envelopes, so those were also not included. Envelopes were often replaced with self-addressed self-stick labels to be placed on packaging provided by the distributor. Nonetheless, the term remained in use.
==Further Reading==
* The All-Powerful SASE by Charlotte Frost, posted February 2013; WebCite
* SASE defined by Susan Garrett 
==References==
Self-Made Sequels: Fiction By Fans

Self-Made Sequels: Fiction By Fans is an article by Kristen Sheley. It was published in the University of Oregon student magazine, The Oregon Voice, October 2000, and posted online at a later unknown date.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Mary Jean Holmes is quoted a lot
* fanfic is explained
* fanfic as a new activity on the Internet
* various comments regarding TPTB and their attitudes toward fanworks
* a short glossary
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2000 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Self-Search

Self-Search is a gen Blake's 7 novel by Margaret Scroggs. 
Self-Search was originally published in two parts (unknown date), then in one single volume (February 1991).
The single volume says it is a "New Edition" and both parts are included in one zine. Under the chapter "Bait" a note from the author reads: "For clarification of some passages in this and subsequent stories, the reader is referred to the book "Blake's Seven" by Terry Nation and Fred Hoyle". So, novels? collections of stories? 
 
==Issue 1==
Self-Search 1 was published in 1988 or 1989, and contains 52 pages.
* War 
* Recovery 
* Bait 
* Sabotage Mission 
* Minataur (sic)
 
Image:selfsearch.jpg|from issue #1
Image:selfsearch-1.jpg|from issue #1 
==Issue 2==
Self-Search 2 is 40 pages.
* Mind-Blow 
* The Spy 
* File-- Manhunter 
* The Return 
* Vox Populis 
 
Image:selfsearch2.jpg|from issue #2
Image:selfsearch2-1.jpg|from issue #2 
==Series==
* Fightback (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1990: one part)
* Self-Search (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1991: one part)
* Double Image (1988)
* Bloodline (1989)
* Frame-Up (1989)
* Denouement (1995?)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Self-Shipping

:You may be looking for Selfshipping, a shipname for the Yu-Gi-Oh! ship Hao the Supreme King/Yuuki Judai.Selfshipping group on deviantART
Self-shipping or selfshipping is to ship oneself with a canon character. Self-shippers do not all identify as fictoromantic/fictosexual, but many do.
There is an active self-shipping community on Tumblr, including blogs like fuck-yeah-selfships. 
===Terminology===
In Japanese fandom, the term "夢女子" (yumejoshi, "dreaming girl") is used by female self-shippers. A Reddit community for yumejoshi discussion exists at r/yumejoshi.
Some selfshippers call themselves yumeshippers as a reference to the Japanese term.
F/O or fictional other for the character you ship yourself with.
== Common Self-Shipping Activities ==
Self-shippers may draw fanart of themselves with their "F/O" (fictional other) or commission others to do so. Some may write fanfiction with their F/O and a self-insert, and others may create moodboards. This is a only a sampling of how self-shippers may express their ship, as there is a huge range of expressing one's self-ship, much like there is for canon x canon ships.
Common types of posts in the self-ship community include:
* Probably the most common type: the writing of "imagines" to share with other self-shippers. Imagines are text posts prompting people to imagine their self-ship OTP but with generalized terms, sometimes avoiding use of pronouns, and can range in a spectrum of broadly relatable to specific target audiences or meant for very niche audiences.
* Ask games that prompt people to share art, imagines, headcanons or similar of the self (or self-insert) and F/O, or storylines for one's specific self-shipping scenario.
* Posts saying "show me a picture of your F/O and I will relate them to __ based on how they look or what I think they're like." These can be songs, foods, date ideas, tarot cards, or anything else the OP may be interested in.
==Discourse and the Selflovingly Community==
At some point on Tumblr, discourse started on what was and wasn't acceptable in the world of self-shipping. Some common complaints were about adults with minor F/Os or other age gaps (such as an older teenager and younger teenager). Another issue was people with sexist or otherwise bigoted F/Os.
All of this led to the creation of the Selflovingly community. The Selflovingly community created rules against cishets posting in the tag, F/Os from canons with "racist and antisemitic roots," age gap relationships, among other things. The community was criticized for being controlling and hostile by self-shippers. However, others defended the Selflovingly community, saying they "do not agree with what the self ship community is and has become."Tumblr post by kazuoyashiki
==External links==
*What is the difference between Fujoshi and Yumejoshi? (Japanese)
*"Selfship" works on AO3
==References==
Category:Relationships Glossary
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Self Insert Fandom
Self-Sustaining Ships

A self-sustaining ship is "the occasional juggernaut pairing [that] goes full-on fanon early in its history and then becomes self-sustaining because the "canon" is whatever fic was popular most recently."
== Discussion ==
DiscussionThread on FFA, posted on 26 September, 2017. on FFA arose around Kylux's popularity and the steady supply of fanfic created for the ship in Star Wars: The Force Awakens fandom that defies the usual fic-writing activity trends in movie fandoms, as well as the influence of fanfic that creates extensive, self-generating fanon that acts as a basis for some popular ships. 
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== Examples ==
* Kylo Ren/Hux
* Arthur/Eames
* Clint Barton/Phil Coulson
== Criticism ==
===Racism===
The fact that self-sustaining ships rarely if ever include POC characters is another example of Racism in Fandom, making it closely related to the Two White Guys phenomenon in its present form.
== References ==
Category:Relationships Glossary
Self Possessed

Self Possessed is fansite dedicated to the character Rogue from the X-Men: Evolution fandom.
On February 27, 2004 the site had its final update due to the show ending and Jay losing interest, but is still open to view. It was originally hosted on Geocities, but Kataclysm of Kataclysm's X-Men: Evolution Page started hosting the site on October 7, 2005.
Category:2002
Category:2000s
Category:X-Men: Evolution Websites
Selfie

Selfie was an ABC romantic-comedy television show starring Karen Gillan (Amy Pond in Doctor Who) as Eliza Dooley and John Cho (Hikaru Sulu in Star Trek AOS) as Henry Higgs.
==Canon==
Eliza's and Henry's names are a play on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion and the musical based upon it, My Fair Lady - in which a man named Henry Higgins helps a woman named Eliza Doolittle improve her social status.
===Main Characters===
* Eliza Dooley
* Henry Higgs
* Charmonique Whitaker
* Sam Saperstein
==Fandom==
The Selfie fandom is fairly small, most of the fanworks are located on Tumblr (various picspams and gifs) and Youtube (various types of vids) with a few works on Archive of Our OwnAO3 lists 60 works as of December 31, 2014. and FanFiction.netFFN lists 11 works as of December 31, 2014..
Fandom's main pairing is Eliza/Henry. Although the two main characters, Eliza and Henry, are clearly fan favorites, Charmonique is as well. 
Fan campaign to save the series by reblogging or retweeting #spreadtheselfieSelfiebc announces the hashtag in order to help save Selfie from being cancelled have appeared. (Accessed 31 December 2014), #saveselfie, and #selfieseason2 on Twitter and Tumblr since October 2014. Despite this, due to the ratings, ABC still cancelled the series in November, although allowed the remaining episodes air on their website and on Hulu. Fans however still continue to fight the cancellation with the hashtags and a petition to save the series Please renew "Selfie" for a second season. and a call for Hulu to pick up the series for a second season: Join Our #SaveSelfie Campaign.
==Reactions==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* doubt the stars by ShanaStoryteller. (Eliza/Henry) Eliza knows that Henry is her soulmate, but Henry doesn't know she's his. She's not going to tell him.
* Rocky Mountain High by lamardeuse. (Eliza/Henry) Henry's midlife crisis happened when he was twenty-six.
===Vids===
* Teen Idle (Eliza)
* love like this (Eliza/Henry)
* I just wanted to be perfect (Eliza/Henry)
* Boom Clap (Eliza/Henry)
* Maps (Eliza/Henry)
===Fanart===
* Eliza/Henry Winter Drawing
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Selfie works at Archive of Our Own
* Selfie & crossover works at FanFiction.net
* Selfie works at Het Reccers
===Tumblr===
* Selfiebc
* Selfie-
* Let's Take a Selfie
* SelfieABC
==References==
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Category:Selfie
Selfish Lion

The Selfish Lion is a nickname referring to a character from the universe of The Lion King.
==Source Texts==
===Appearance===
==Fandom==
Fans have given him several names over the years for their own headcanons, though Choyo is a fairly popular one; 'Selfish' is one of the translations of the Swahili word 'Choyo'.
Due to Selfish's strong resemblance to Scar, Mohatu will often be portrayed as a relative (often brother, or sometimes cousin). Otherwise, he'll often be his former best friend.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*Selfish and Scar (Mar 2012) by Mganga-The-Lion
*Selfish Grandfather (Mar 2012) by CapricornFox
*Hasimu The Selfish (Jun 2012) by SickRogue
====Gallery====
File:Sometimes being a dad s hard by elanordraws.jpg|Sometimes being a Dad's hard... by elanordraws, featuring Cub!Uru and the Selfish Lion. In this version, Selfish Lion is Uru's father.
File:Brothers.png|Brothers (Sept 2019) by julis-rocks, featuring 'Selfish' and Mohatu as brothers.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:The Lion King Characters
Selkie

Selkies are therianthropes from Celtic and Norse mythology capable of changing from seal to human form by shedding their skin. They are mostly found in folktales and mythology originating from the Northern Isles of Scotland. 
Often, tragedy strikes when someone steals the selkie's sealskin after the shapeshifting took place, thus making it impossible for them to turn back into their original form.
==Selkies & Fandom==
===Doctor Who & Related Fandoms===
In Torchwood, selkies are seal-like aliens from another planet who appear in the comic story Captain Jack and and the Selkie (2009). 
Selkies have little impact on the Doctor Who fandom and appear only in a few fanworks. Works on the Ao3
===Supernatural===
Although selkies are portrayed as destructive monsters in the prequel comic book to the Supernatural tv series Supernatural: The Dogs of Edinburgh (2011), fandom tends to have more sympathy for the seal folk who are generally regarded as gentle beings in mythology. See: 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Sule Skerrie, a Bodie/Doyle fic by Shoshanna (The Professionals, 1990)
* Sea of Desire, an award winning gen fic by Sheryl Clay (X-Files, 1995)
* , a work in progress by sobeautifullyobsessed (aka wide-eyedscottishlass ) (Celtic mythology, 2020 - ?)The fic can also be found on tumblr: 
==Fannish Resources==
* tumblr post by Beat to Quarters (October 13, 2021)
==Archives & Resources==
* Selkies tag on the Ao3
* on TV Tropes
* Wikipedia: Selkie
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Fantasy Tropes
Category:Celtic Mythology
Category:Norse Mythology
Selma Bouvier

Selma Bouvier is a secondary character in the animated TV series The Simpsons and its related media.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* Selma Bouvier tag at Archive of Our Own
* Selma B. filter at FanFiction.Net
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:The Simpsons Characters
Selphie Tilmitt

Selphie Tilmitt is a playable party member in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy VIII, and a minor character in the Square Enix/Disney video game series Kingdom Hearts.
==Canon==
Resourceful and capricious, Selphie is one part ditzy to two parts irritating. Her moral compass is always pointing the right way, however few people are willing to follow her there.
Selphie's significance in FFVIII is that she was an exchange student from another 'garden' called Trabia, which was subsequently attacked by missiles by the Galbadian army. Despite Selphie's best efforts to prevent the launch, her hometown was still destroyed. This left her feeling very depressed for a while.
She was glad to know that many of her friends survived, however, and found the strength to help Squall and friends defeat the dreaded Ultimecia.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Selphie is mostly shipped with Irvine in FFVIII, due to them being quite fond of each other, and somewhat disliked by everyone else. Kingdom Hearts fans may see Selphie shipped with Kairi due to the canon friendship they have. Otherwise, ships involving Selphie are relatively rare. 
*Selphie Tilmitt/Irvine Kinneas (Selvine)
==Example fan works==
===Cosplay===
*https://blog.epiccosplay.com/april-fools-contest-entry-lunairetic-allen-ryde-and-valnika-as-selphie-irvine-and-rinoa/
==Links & Resources==
* Selphie Tilmitt tag at Archive of Our Own
* Selphie on Kingdom Hearts Wiki
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VIII Characters
Category:Kingdom Hearts Characters
Semantic Error

Semantic Error is a BL k-drama set in a university that aired in 2022. The main romantic relationship is Chu Sang-woo/Jang Jae-young, played by K-pop singers Park Jae-chan and Park Seo-ham. It is based on a webnovel by Jeo Soo-ri that was also adapted into a manhwa.
==Fandom==
Fans started writing fanfiction for the show right away, but it was still eligible for the Yuletide small fandoms challenge in 2022. Fans wrote five stories for Yuletide 2022. On AO3 the webnovel also has some fanworks, though most are tagged with both the show and the book.
Fans also write RPF pairing the main actors.
==Example Fanworks==
==Fannish Resources==
*Semantic Error on My Drama List
*tv series Wikipedia page
*Semantic Error webcomic on TV Tropes
*Semantic Error (TV) and webnovel fanworks on AO3
*Semantic Error RPF fanworks on AO3
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Books & Literature
Category:K-Drama Fandom