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SG1 Slash Fanfiction Writer's Workshop

The SG1 Slash Fanfiction Writer's Workshop (short: SG1SlashFWW) is what the name says, a workshop for SG-1 slash fanfiction writers. It was hosted by Jack & Daniel's Place.
From the main page: 
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
Category:2000s
Category:Squidge.org
SGAHC

SGAHC was a Stargate Atlantis Yahoo! group with a focus on hurt/comfort. It had 1300 members as of Yahoo! Groups' closure in 2020.https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/SGAHC/info, archived 27 October 2020 by the Wayback Machine.
The sga_challenge LiveJournal community was created for SGAHC fanfiction challenge responses.
==About==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
SGA Art Santa

SGA Art Santa is a Stargate Atlantis Secret Santa for fanart. It allows for traditional and digital drawings as well as for manips, wallpapers, icons, other graphics and vids.SGA Art Santa community info. (accessed 13 February 2009) It was
founded because the SGA Santa only allowed fanfic, and not art.
Sign-ups open in October, with the artwork being posted in December. The exchange at ran in 2014.
==Reference==
Category:Stargate Challenges
Category:Stargate Atlantis CommunitiesCategory:Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
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Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
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SGA Episodefic

SGA Episodefic (Stargate Atlantis Episode-Related Fanfic: Post it! Rec it! Find it!) is a LiveJournal community created for fans to post or recommend episode-related Stargate Atlantis fanfic. 
From the comm profile:Those who post to the comm are requested to avoid including spoilers for episodes in their posts."Please do not mention any episode spoilers in your entry. Yes, spoilers for the episode your fic is related to are pretty much a given, but no one should be spoilt merely by reading the rec/fic entry." From the comm profile. (Accessed 13 Jan 2012)
The community has since been deleted from Livejournal, is seems to have occurred sometime after January 2012 when it was last accessed. 
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎ Category:Recommendation Sites
SGA Genrefinders

SGA Genrefinders (Find SGA Stories in a Specific Genre) -- tagline: use the tags, spare a search! -- is a Livejournal fic finding community started in 2006mod post by notpoetry, 29 March 2006. (Accessed 11 April 2011).
SGA Genrefinders is the genre-finding counterpart to SGA Storyfinders: searches for specific stories are not allowed (including in comments), but requests for stories of any particular type or genre, multiple stories by an author or their website, or for a particular rec list are. 
SGA Genrefinders does not allow requests for copies of stories of which the authors have stated they no longer wish them to be shared between fans.
Per the comm's rules, requesters must tag their posts according to the comm's tagging system and follow other comm rules."There are a few simple rules we are asking you to follow. If you think of these as The Law and of the mods as the guys who will whack you over the head if you break them, we should all get along just fine." -- The Rules at the comm profile. The mods will warn requesters who do not comply with comm rules -- and members also often politely self-police such posts -- to keep the comm on-topic.
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
SGA Mystery Science Theater

SGA Mystery Science Theater (subtitle: "Shouting Out to Bad Fanfic") was a very short-lived Livejournal which was created for MSTing Stargate: Atlantis fics.
Fan reaction was primarily negative. While there is a long fannish tradition of MISTing fanworks, the popularity of it had taken a hit by the time 2007 rolled around. 
The site's rules also did not follow traditional MISTing rules; it used fics without the author's permission (considered not only rude, but also an unauthorized remix), did not give the title or the author of the chosen fic, and only MISTed excerpts rather than the whole story. 
Only six fics were MISTed. Critical comments and fans on other sites, lack of participation, and a poor understanding of the history and art of proper MSTing are was what possibly killed this comm.
==About==
==Fan Reactions==
==Referenences==
Category:Fandom Wars
SGA Newsletter

The sga_newsletter is a daily newsletter for the Stargate Atlantis fandom. It was created in 2005 at LiveJournal but since April 2017, it has moved to Dreamwidth under the name sga_news. In 2008, some of the same people created BBC Merlin News, the Merlin newsletter, based on the SGA example. 
According to the profile, it includes:
*News (interviews, episode information, upcoming events)
*Meta
*Challenges
*Communities
*Episode Reviews
*Misc.
*Fanfic
*Macros
*Songvids
*Fanart
*Screencaps
The newsletter is still active as of January 2018.
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
SGA Reverse Bang

SGA Reverse Bang is a fanart/fanfic challenge akin to a Big Bang, only with the fanart created first to inspire the fic. The opening round in 2010 has been dubbed a "mini bang" and the minimum word count is significantly lesser than with a regular Big BangSGA Reverse Mini Bang 2010 (accessed 1 April 2010) because the authors have only a month time to write their stories. Sign-ups start in May 2010, posting for the finished collaborations is scheduled for the middle of July. It was inspired by the Trek Reverse Bang challenge.
==References==
Category:Stargate Challenges
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities
Category:2000s
SGA Santa

SGA_Santa is a Stargate Atlantis holiday fic exchange livejournal community founded in 2005 and continuing to the present day. Stories are written as gifts, and written to spec from the recipient's prompt. The exchange is open to "gen, het, slash, threesomes, fourgies, moresomes."
In 2009, the hundred participating writers produced more than a million words. Updated Stats Post, 2009.
(Fan artists in SGA fandom can participate in the sister challenge at SGA Art Santa.)
==Index to Stories==
*The 2005 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2006 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2007 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2008 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2009 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2010 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2011 Secret Santa Master List
*The 2012 Secret Santa Master List
==References==
Category:Stargate Challenges
Category:Stargate Atlantis CommunitiesCategory:Gift Exchanges
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
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Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
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Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
SGA Saturday

SGA Saturday was a Stargate Atlantis challenge community founded by lilyfarfalla and esteefee in May 2011. The format was inspired by Sentinel Thursday: every Saturday there is a new prompt and members have one week to create fanworks. All kinds of fanworks (fic, fanart, vids etc.) are allowed, and since January 2012 also rec lists and meta. Amnesty is every two months.
In January 2012 the comm held a Fandom Appreciation Challenge to share recs. The community closed in April 2017.
Category:Stargate Challenges
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎
Category: 2010s
SGA Storyfinders

SGA Storyfinders (tagline: We Bring The Crack To You!) is a Livejournal community founded in 2005admin: welcome to sgastoryfinders post by sinden, 10 April 2005. for the finding of specific, existing Stargate Atlantis stories. (Requests for all stories by an author, various stories of a type or genre, or stories of which readers aren't sure they exist but would like to know if they do aren't allowed "Looking for a story you can't find or don't remember the title of? Google failing? Got a case of the 'there was this story, with the puddlejumper and there was blood and Ancients and what the hell was it called?' Well, this is the place to come ask and all genres and pairings (slash/het/gen/rps) are welcome. I can't guarantee that we'll be able to answer it, but surely there has to be someone who can point you in the right direction. However, this is a place to ask when you're looking for a specific story, not for pairing and/or genre recs." at the comm rules (Accessed 11 April 2011); users with such requests are referred over to SGA Genrefinders.) The mods will delete posts that are off-topic or do not comply with comm rules and members also often politely self-police such posts to keep the comm on-topic.
SGA Storyfinders has inspired poetryFound and Searching, meta poems by linabean based on requests at SGA storyfinders, 28 December 2008., musings on frequently-requested storiesSearching for SGA stories? Some tips. by mapsandlegends"Were you looking for that story where?" post by skaredykat -- which may, since being posted, have led to a noticeable decline in comm requests for what would have turned out to be "War Bride" by Speranza., and a 2010 kerfuffle.my life in SGA-storyfinders: a confession by toft, 8 August 2010. (Accessed 11 April 2011)OMG! Oh Noes! at Fandom Wank, 11 August 2010. (Accessed 11 April 2011)an apology and explanation by toft, 12 August 2010. (Accessed 11 April 2011)
Members of the comm -- and perhaps the SGA fandom in general -- take storyfinding relatively seriously; comm members will often spend considerable time trying to track down a lost story to help a fellow fan. Danceswithgary, who wrote a post explaining how she does itHow does she find stories so fast? by danceswithgary at her LJ, 13 October 2009. (Accessed 11 April 2011), is regularly called out as one of the exceptionally effective and fast finders at the comm. 
Multiple fans have noted that the comm serves as a source of entertainment for themFor example, untitled post by general jinjur, 28 December 2008. (Accessed 11 April 2011). They may frequent the comm not primarily to help find stories nor because they plan on requesting stories there, but because the requests themselves are entertaining and the answers offer them new stories to read, or remind them of old favorites to reread.
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Communities‎
Category:2000s Category:2010s
SGFic

sgfic was an email discussion group focused on fanfiction for the Stargate SG1 TV show. 
It was created on August 15, 1998. It was a public group, with no membership approval process. The last post was in 2019.
As of October 2019, the group had 1570 members.
==Description==
==History==
March 2003 was the month with the highest number of posts at 237 messages.
==References==
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! GroupsCategory:Stargate SG-1 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Category:2000s Category:2010s
SGX-8374

SGX-8374, also called SGX or SGX-BETA, was a Stargate fandom beta reader network. They were hosted by aMUSEing writers and affiliated with Wraithbait, Danielfic, and Stargate Fan Awards. Stargate SG-1 had at least 107 betas and Stargate Atlantis had at least 93. 
Category:Stargate Atlantis WebsitesCategory:Stargate SG-1 Websites
SH-sf Fanthology

The SH-sf Fanthology (which stands for 'Sherlock Holmes - Science Fiction Fanthology') is a collection of essays and fan fiction previously published in the 1960s and 1970s in other zines.
In 1967, Ruth Berman published the first issue with 32 pages of contributions by Robert Bloch, Dean Dickensheet, Dick Lupoff, and others. The second and third issues appeared in 1971 and 1972 and features cross-over essays and fiction.
==Issue 1==
The SH-sf Fanthology 1 was printed in 167 and is 32 pages long.
 
*Preface 
* The Dynamics of an Asteroid, by Robert Bloch
* Matter in Motion, by John Boardman
* Three (Sherlock Holmes at Camelot, The Case of the Incomplete Concept, Design Proposal: Sherlockian Playing Cards: Preliminary), by Dean Dickensheet
* Fundamental, My Dear Watson, by Dick Eney
* Review of Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street, by Dean Grennell
* Lupoffs Book Week, by Dick Lupoff
* Petrie Letter, by Bruce Pelz
==Issue 2==
The SH-sf Fanthology 2 was printed in 1971 and contains 21 pages.
From Ruth Berman in No #9 (December 1971): 
* The Martian Who Hated People by Edward Ludwig (reprinted from Inside #7, January 1955) (4)
* A Lefter (Mycroft to S.) by Jon White (reprinted from Fistula 1967) (12)
* Moriarty and the Binomial Theorem by Doug Hoylman (reprinted from The Proper Boskonian #6, 1970) (14)
* The Irregular Reviewer: "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes," by Dean Dickensheet (reprinted from No #7, February, 1971) (19)
==Issue 3==
The SH-sf Fanthology 3 was printed in February 1972 and contains 37 pages.
It was published by Ruth Berman "for the Professor Challenger Society, and others interested in Sherlockian or stfnal matters."
The art is by Mary Ellen Rabogliatti (one illo is a reprint from the August 1971 Despatch), Damon Ralph (these illos are reprints from Oziana #1), Jackie Franke, Rosalind Oberdieck, and Al Kuhfeld.
From Ruth Berman in No #10: 
 
* The Adventure of the Second Anonymous Narrator, or, The Case of the Doctor Who Had No Business by Richard A. Lupoff (originally distribured privately by the author as a "Pok-Pik '66 Souvenir Booklet, June 5, 1966, and later published in the Winter 1969 issue of "Startling Mystery Stories.") (4)
* Annotations in Afghanistan, a discussion by members of Apa-L (Apa-L #258-264, April 32 June 5, 1970 - Bill Warren, Len & June Moffatt, Don Fitch, Ted Johnstone, Joyce O'Dell, John Goodman) (16)
* Holmes Was a Vulcan, "Mr. Holmes, where have you lived?..." by Priscilla Pollner (shorter version was "Was Sherlock Holmes a Vulcan?" in Son of a Beach #1, 1970) (for more on this topic, see Sherlock Holmes and Star Trek) (19)
* A Limerick by Mary Ellen Rabogliafti (Despatch August 1971) (24)
* Sherlock Holmes in Oz by Ruth Berman (Oziana #1, 1971) (25)
File:Shsfanthology3-1.jpg|from issue #3, Jackie Franke
File:Shsfanthology3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Rosalind Oberdieck
File:Shsfanthology3-3.jpg|from issue #3, sample text
File:Shsfanthology3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Damon Ralph
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:1960s Zines Category:1970s Zines
Category:1967 Zines
SHADO Handbook

SHADO Handbook was published by the same fans who produced S.H.A.D.O. United States Central Control.
The zine contains art, photos, and fiction.
 
==A Collating Party! Cats Included==
This September 1978 description by Evelyn J. Walton describes its collating party: 
==1973 Issue==
There appears to be at least two published in this year
Image:SHADO 1973.jpg|cover of a 1973 issue, art by Evelyn Turner
Image:SHADO2 1973.jpg|cover art of a 1973 issue, by Evelyn Turner
==1974==
Fall 1974
==1976==
===Spring 1976===
===Summer 1976===
Image:shadocentralsummer1976.jpg|cover of the summer 1976 issue: authors were Dale E. Jones, Sia Shyang Ing, artists were Eleanor Gunderson, Dwight Manning, Dale E. Jones
==1977 Issue==
This issue contains 52 pages.
Image:shado.jpg|cover of a 1977 issue
==1978 Issue==
This issue contains 125 pages.
Image:UFO by Kathy.jpg|cover of a 1978 issue, art by Kathy Bushman
File:Shadowufo.jpg|cover of a 1978 issue, 125 pages
==1979 Issues==
SHADO was published in 1979.
Image:ufozineone.jpg|front cover of a 1979 issue, 113 pages
Image:ufozinetwo.jpg|front cover of a 1979 issue, 115 pages, art by Steve Sample
==References==
Category:UFO
Category:1973 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
SHINee Novel Fest

On September 30, 2020https://twitter.com/taemythos/status/1311399712973611008?s=20&t=7mwosfWyaOoT7qhl93ADQg, Taemythos - a Lee Taemin-centric, SHINee and SuperM fic fest - tweeted if people would want to help with a new SHINee fest. 
Someone who had planned to create the fest reached out to Taemythos, looking for moderators/admins of the fest. It was stated this would be a novel or novella length fest, with a minimum word count of 15,000 words. Would be moderators were asked to contact the Taemythos fest if they would be interested. 
This was the only time the novella-length fest was mentioned and, in 2022, the project is assumed to be cancelled.
== References ==
Category:SHINee
SHINee Shorts

SHINee Shorts was a brief writing fest set up for the K-Pop group, SHINee, dedicated to short fan fiction. They debuted in June 2022 and disappeared shortly afterwards after a second moderator was unable to be found. 
== Background ==
On June 3, 2022, SHINee Shorts posted their first tweet promoting the fest.https://twitter.com/ShineeShorts/status/1532534413250150403?s=20&t=CDP-ZJyR2zVEZe29Y0C0Gg Originally, they set up to start in July 2022,https://twitter.com/ShineeShorts/status/1532957591063650304?s=20&t=CDP-ZJyR2zVEZe29Y0C0Gg but as a Summer of 5hinee round was ongoing, they changed their plans due to not wanting to overload authors. Would be participants choose the starting date of September 2022.https://twitter.com/ShineeShorts/status/1544174692378071041?s=20&t=CDP-ZJyR2zVEZe29Y0C0Gg
The fest was set up to look at challenging Shawol authors to write 3,000 word or less SHINee fic with specific prompts and themes for each round. The fest was supposed to be a monthly event. 
They consistently looked for a second moderator to help with the fest, but this was apparently not found, with the fest going down in early July 2022.
== Archival and Potential Revival ==
In December 2022, SHINee AO3, a SHINee fandom archival project, debuted a fic fest list on their Carrd - in order for fests to be on this list, the moderators must give consent to be shared. SHINee Shorts appears on this list under the title "Civis Illustris - gone but not forgotten". SHINee Shorts was added to the list in late December 20s - the exact date is unsure - with an addition of "considering a 2023 start". 
SHINee AO3 tweeted about a fest moderator looking for a second moderator so they can begin their fest on December 26th, 2022https://twitter.com/SHINeeAO3/status/1607353330543611906?s=20&t=CDP-ZJyR2zVEZe29Y0C0Gg. It is unsure if this is for SHINee Shorts, SHINee Rebanded - another abandoned SHINee fest that didn't start their first round - or a new SHINee fest that has not yet set up. 
It is yet unconfirmed if the 2023 start of SHINee Shorts will happen or not.
==References==
Category:2022 Challenges
Category:K-Pop Fandom
Category:SHINee
SHINee on the OTW: SHINee Rebanded Interview

The SHINee Rebanded Interview is part of a series of interviews by SHINee AO3. During their SHINee on the OTW event, they include fest and event highlights that in showcase some more of the behind the scenes of fests, why they were created/cancelled, and more. This interview looked at the SHINee Rebanded fest and why the fest ended up abandoned, the plans for the future of the fest and more of a look into the fest's creation and theme.
The full interview can be read on SHINee AO3's Blogger here.
== Some Excerpts ==
Category:SHINee
Category:2023 Fan Interviews
SHODDS

SHODDS was an X-Files mailing list with a focus of John Doggett. It was associated with a website called "Addicted to Doggett" which became Semper Fi.
A similar mailing list was Addicted to Doggett which was created a month before.
==About==
 
Image:shodds-1.jpg|image from site
Image:shodds-2.jpg|message history
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
SHON'AI

SHON'AI is a fanzine published 4 times a year by Cherryh's Khemeis, a fan group with a mutual interest in the works of C.J. Cherryh.
"The zine is member-written and may contain any of the following at any given time: LoCs, interviews with C.J. and/or other authors, Con reports, member news, articles of varying subjects, reviews, upcoming books and just about anything else the editors feel like throwing in, with the exception of fiction, which is not accepted at this time." 
==Issue 4==
SHON'AI 4 was published in January 1996 and contains 54 pages. It was the last issue.
The front cover was by Karen Rennaux and Sandra Morrese, the back cover by Linda Michaels.
The interior art is by Lyne Masamitau, Karen Rennaux, and Rikki Winters. 
* Letter from the Editor (2)
* Interview with C.J. Cherryh (3)
* Member Publishing News (4)
* The Familiar's Tales by Judith R. Conly (5)
* Cherryh Crossword (8)
* Writer's Self Esteem Series, part three (10)
* Writer's Self Esteem Series, part four (14)
* Can You Believe They Said This? (17)
* DAW Books Gallery (19)
* Crossword Answers (54)
Category:C.J. Cherryh
Category:1990s
SH Fandom - Restrictions? Or limits?

SH Fandom - Restrictions? Or limits? is a 2000 Starsky & Hutch essay by Flamingo. 
It was posted to Venice Place Mailing List and is quoted here on Fanlore with permission. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fannish dislike of the Starsky and Hutch characterizations in the novel Cost of Love
* Alexis Rogers as a pioneer of fiction that pushed boundaries
* Alexis Rogers as a pioneer in trailblazing the move to posting fiction, specifically slash, to the internet
* the self-imposed restrictions in Starsky & Hutch fandom regarding tone and content
* would Starsky and Hutch be smokers?
==Flamingo's Introduction==
==From the Essay==
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Meta in Print
SH Fandom Before Computers

SH Fandom Before Computers is a Starsky & Hutch essay by Flamingo.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* history of fandom
* zine production with mimeo, off-set, and Gestetner 
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Zine Meta
SHareCon Virtual Con

SHareCon Virtual Cons are held at the same time as SHareCon. They are a way for fans for Starsky & Hutch for fans who are unable to physically travel to Baltimore to gather and talk about their fandom.
==The 2014 Introduction/Instructions==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Conventions
Category:2012 Conventions 
Category:2013 Conventions 
Category:2014 Conventions
Category:2016 Conventions 
Category:2018 Conventions 
Category:2021 Conventions
SHaron'S SH Story List for SHareCon 2006

SHaron'S SH Story List for SHareCon 2006 is a resource zine. 
It lists all known Starsky & Hutch fiction that was published in print zines.
It was produced for SHareCon and distributed for free at that con, and was not intended to be sold or widely distributed.
 
==Similar Print Zine Projects ==
This zine is an example of fans who enjoy compiling lists and organizing both current zines, as well as recording history in their fandom. It is also an example of a resource that helps fans find things they are looking for. 
For other examples, see Fan-Compiled Bibliographies of Print Zines.
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:2006 Zines
SHiNE

SHiNE, or Ashita no Kiseki (明日の奇跡, "Tomorrow's Miracle"), is a 28 page NUMB3RS gen, crime, suspense fanfic doujinshi written by SKYFiSH. 
Storyline: "Do you remember me?" some girl asks Don. He doesn't remember her but the unknown girl gets dragged into a crime and Don goes to rescue her.
Category:Numb3rs Doujinshi
Category:2010 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi