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The Deadly Triangle

The Deadly Triangle is a 72-page gen and het digest-sized Dark Shadows anthology. It has the subtitle: "Impressions from Dark Shadows."
The fiction and poetry are by Edlyne Bond and Kathy Resch. The art is by Janet Meehan.
 
==Contents==
*Reflections, poem by Edlyne Bond (5)
* Now and Forever, fiction by Edlyne Bond (7)
* Love, Pray Turn to Me, poem by Edlyne Bond (12)
* The Progression of Angelique Light and Dark, poem by Edlyne Bond (19)
* Fate, poem by Edlyne Bond (20)
* The Deadly Triangle, fiction by Edlyne Bond (23)
* Jeremiah, Wedding Night, poem by Kathy Resch (30)
* Strangers, fiction by Kathy Resch (31)
* Elegy on Betrayal, poem by Edlyne Bond (34)
* The Passing of Light, fiction by Kathy Resch (37)
* The Devil's Kiss, poem by Edlyne Bond (40)
* Jossette, Prelude to Night, poem by Edlyne Bond (40)
* Threshold, fiction by Edlyne Bond (42)
* Lament, poem by Kathy Resch (49)
* Edge, fiction by Kathy Resch (50)
* Eternity Chain, fiction by Kathy Resch (53)
* The Tormented Soul, poem by Kathy Resch (58)
* The Restless Hours, fiction by Edlyne Bond (59)
* The Death of Josette, poem by Edlyne Bond (63)
* The Rose and the Jasmine, poem by Edlyne Bond (64) 
* The Tortured Soul, poem by Edlyne Bond (64)
* Martinique, fiction by Edlyne Bond (67)
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:Poetry Zines
The Deal/Juliet is Bleeding

The Deal/Juliet is Bleeding is a gen 104-page novelisation by Julien of the Due South aired episodes "The Deal" and "Juliet is Bleeding," 
It contains no interior art. 
==Summary==
From the distributor: "In The Deal, the robbery of a church poor-box leads to a confrontation between Detective Ray Vecchio and mobster Frank Zuko -- who've been enemies since their school years. When Frank's sister Irene Zuko returns home in Juliet is Bleeding, she and Ray renew their teenage romance, with tragic results for everyone."
 
==Author's Notes==
The writer explains why she decided to write novelizations of the aired episodes: 
==Contents==
* The Deal 
* Juliet is Bleeding
Category:Due South Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Deal (X-Files story)

The Deal is a Mulder/Krycek story by Brenda Antrim. It has several sequels.
Summary: Krycek and Mulder wrestle with, uhm, some issues, and Krycek strikes up a truce with Our Heroes.
The Bait (NC17) is a purely sexual follow-on to The Deal and Possibilities (NC17) is a sexy follow on to The Bait.
A different set of sequels to The Deal are Runes, Identity, and Recognition which are mostly PG rated and feature a straight X-File case.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
The Deal (Xena uber novel)

The Deal is a Xena/Gabrielle uber novel by Maggie Ryan. The story won a "First Timer" (for new bards) Swollen Bud Award May 1, 2000.Swollen Bud Awards - May 1, 2000, via Wayback. (Accessed 22 November 2014) It was published as a paperback by Justice House Publishing in 2001.
Publisher's summary:
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Uber Novels
Category:Femslash Fanfiction‎
Category:1999 ZinesCategory:2001 Zines
The Dear Surprise

The Dear Surprise was a one-off print fanzine in the Aubreyad fandom. 
It was created by Sharpiefan for Esteven, whose background in Star Trek fandom, with its long history of print zines led her, on one occasion, to discuss the way fandom and fannish interactions have changed. The Aubreyad fandom is primarily an online fandom, whose fans have made use of the style and format offered by Livejournal communities.
The Dear Surprise 'zine was produced collaboratively with submissions from Derien, Feroxargentea, Ozfille, Sid, Heather_mist, Alltoseek, Latin_cat, Johanirae, Sarlania and Silsbee. 
The cover was created by Heather_mistIncorrectly attributed to Sharpie on the actual filepage of the cover.
==References==
Category:Age of Sail
Category:2013 Zines
The Death's Doorstep Affair

The Death's Doorstep Affair is a gen hurt/comfort 72-page Man from U.N.C.L.E. novel by Jill Thomasson. 
Summary: "When a list of THRUSH moles working in U.N.C.L.E. headquarters around the globe vanishes, Napoleon and Illya are sent to Berlin, Germany, to recover it. But it soon becomes a case of partners killing partners that will lead our favorite spies to death's doorstep."
Excerpt: "A misty rain was falling on the stormy night as Napoleon walked down the deserted brick-paved street. And then he spotted a light ahead. When he grew closer, he focused on a lone figure standing beneath a street lamp. It was Illya. Solo's right hand felt heavy and raising his arm, he saw he was clasping his Walther. Emotionlessly, he took aim and rapid fired . . ."
Category: Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2013 Zines
The Death's Head Nebula

The Death's Head Nebula is a Star Trek: TOS story by Daniel E. Barth. 
It was published in the print zine Galactic Discourse #4.
==Summary==
The Enterprise is threatened externally by corrosive bacteria and internally by one officer's incompetence.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
The Death Fiction Archive

The Death Fiction Archive is a multifandom fanfiction archive run by PEJA for stories featuring major character death. 
==Fandoms==
*Buffy the Vampire Slayer
*Highlander
*Laura? probably original fiction 
*The Mighty Ducks
*Psi Factor
*The Professionals
*The Sentinel
*Star Wars
*Swat Kats
Category:Multifandom Archives
The Death Trap Test

The Death Trap Test is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Augusta Pembrooke. It was originally published online in 1999 and republished in 2000 in the zine Pleasure Boy and Other Stories.
Summary: A response to the "I don't want to die a virgin" challenge.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Death of Myth-Making

The Death of Myth-Making is an Adora/Catra story written by Jengrrrl for Yuletide. The title comes from Sylvia Plath's 1959 poem by the same name. Five other shorter one-shots were written within the series and were collectively titled "The Death of Myth-Making 'verse". The fic was taken down at some point in 2014 as the author intends to rework it into an original piece.
==Summary==
Original Summary
:This is an Elseworlds retelling of the "She-Ra" animated series story, told from Cat(ra)'s point of view. 
New Summary
:Two girls grow up as war orphans, raised to be soldiers. Theo is groomed to be a leader, a super soldier hand-picked by the president of a fascist government to be the face of the war effort, to be a symbol of unity and faith in the fatherland. Cat is no one. Cat is rank-and-file. One of thousands. They are each other’s world until that world falls apart. September, 2018
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:She-Ra
Category:Masters of the Universe
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction
The Death of Narcissa Black

The Death of Narcissa Black is a Harry Potter multimedia fanwork by massicot. It was created for hp_darkfest.
The work is no longer online, though some of the panels are viewable via the Wayback Machine. The PDF version of the work, originally provided by massicot at the hp_darkfest post but now also offline, still circulates among fans.
Summary: "Narcissa never intended to marry, but circumstances change and needs must. The darkest thing I could think of was abandoning the person you want to be for the person you feel you must be, so that’s what this is about."
== Sample Images ==
File:Death of Narcissa Black 01 by massicot.jpg
File:Death of Narcissa Black 02 by massicot.jpg
== Recs & Reviews ==
afterthree writes at Coffee & Chocolate:
merripestin writes:
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Art
Category:Mixed Media
Category:2008
The Death of Smarm

The Death of Smarm is an essay by Lucy Gillam. 
Among other things, it quotes from, and discusses, the stories Moonglow by Ann Brown and Beach by Kitty and Martha. 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:1999 Meta Category:Sentinel Meta Category:Meta on Fansites
The Death of Star Wars

The Death of Star Wars is an impassioned 3-page essay by Tracy Duncan. It was printed in the last issue of Against the Sith, and is related to Open Letter to Star Wars Fans by the Duncans.
The topic is Star Wars and Tracy's views on the the future of the fandom after viewing the movie The Empire Strikes Back, which in turn was viewed through an extremely Luke-centric lens.
The character of Leia Organa is never mentioned, though this can probably be explained by Tracy Duncan's views; see Against the Sith.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Death of Tara, the Fall of Willow and The Dead/Evil Lesbian Cliché FAQ

The Death of Tara, the Fall of Willow and The Dead/Evil Lesbian Cliché FAQ is "An examination of the "Dead/Evil Lesbian Cliche" in film, TV and other media. In particular relating to the latter episodes of Season 6 of the TV series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"."
The essay was originally posted on The Kitten Board, a Willow/Tara forum, and later hosted on Stephen Booths site.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* History of Dead/Evil Lesbian Cliché
* Unwittingly using Homophobia tropes
* Effects of Tara's death within the Buffy fandom
* Treatment of minority groups on Buffy
* Importance of representation on television
==Excerpts==
==Origins==
From an interview with Emma, a Kitten Board member, on the Buffering the Vampire Slayer podcast.
:An extract from Emma's original letter:
:From the interview:
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Meta‎ 
Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
 
Category:Social Media Feature
The Decision (Star Trek: TOS story by Jean Gabriel)

The Decision is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel. 
 
It was published in the print zine First Time #28.
 
==Summary==
"After Sybokʼs death, Kirk asks Spock why he never told him about his brother. "Kirk shook his head in disbelief as he sat in his cabin. After everything that's happened and what he said on the bridge of the Klingon ship, I was sure he would come to me. Drifting in his mind, Kirk remembered his joy at seeing Spock in the gunner's chair. He remembered being held in the strong grip. He remembered…""
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Decision (Star Trek: TOS story by Linda Hunter)

The Decision is Star Trek: TOS story by Linda Hunter.
 
It was published in R & R #4.
This story, and Speculation (which was in the same zine), are in the same verse as Jean Lorrah's Sarek/Amanda stories.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
 Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
The Declaration

The Declaration is the newsletter for the Star Trek club the U.S.S. Independence.
==V.2. N.2==
The Declaration v.2 n.2 was published in Summer 1988 and contains 22 pages.
* Captain's Log (3)
* Upcoming Activities (4)
* Meeting Highlights (5)
* History of Refit II by Adm. Gay (6)
* Romulans... Why? by Cmdr. Walker (8)
* How to Spot a Real Romulan (11)
* Serendipity by PO2 Curtis (13)
* When Your First Shot... by PO2 Cybela (18)
* Give Me Liberty or... by Cmd. Walker (20) (fiction)
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Declassizing of Bodie

The Declassizing of Bodie is a Pros illo by Suzan Lovett. 
A fan in On the Double #23 said it was better known as, "Have you seen Page 96A in Chalk and Cheese 8?"
 
It was commissioned by a fan named Kathy for the Ellis Ward story Breaking Cover, "Breaking Cover" was the victim of a plagiarism incident. See Cover Up.
==The Illo and Photo References==
On page 96A of this issue (accompanying the Ellis Ward story) is a Lovett artpiece that used a perfume ad for its reference source. 
In the drawing Bodie is in a tux with his tie undone and Doyle is in blue jeans and a cut off top. Doyle has Bodie pressed up against the wall. 
In the original ad, which appeared in a book of advertising, the original Doyle character was a woman. 
This image has been held up as an example of where the artist should have changed the female model proportioning to fit the fact that the characters were male.
==Fan Comments: Regarding the Illo==
===1991===
 
===1994===
==Through No Fault of Its Own, In the Middle of a Plagiarism Scandal==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Art
Category:1991 Fanart
The Deep End of Emotion

The Deep End of Emotion is a Kirk/Spock story by Dana Austin Marsh. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #49 (11/2010) and online.
==Summary==
"After Kirk helps Spock thru pon farr they decide to go back to a platonic relationship, only to have their mutual love for each other gradually draw them together."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
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==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Deep Space Nine Compendium

The Deep Space Nine Compendium has at least two issues. Each issue covers a season.
==Issue 1==
Season One was published in 1994 and contains 92 pages. It has art by Mel Vavaroutosos, Magalena Mumford, Kim A. Marshal, David Lawrence, Beverly Chick, and Michael Ruff.
* Episode Guide (2)
* Listing and Codes (42)
* Dictionary of DS9 Terms (43)
* Medical Terms (88)
* Engineering and Technical terms (89)
==Issue 2==
Season Two was published in 1995 and contains 134 pages.
 
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1990s
The Defector From Leningrad Affair

The Defector From Leningrad Affair is a 141-page gen Man from UNCLE novel by LRH Balzer. The art is by Warren Oddsson.
==Summary==
==Series==
In published order:
* The Dutch Blitz Affair
* The Defector From Leningrad Affair
* The Collection: Year One
* Kolya's Son
* My Brother's Keeper
* The Collection: The Summer of '65 Affair
* The Northern Lights Affair
* Haunted Nights
* The Changeling
* The Time Bomb Affair
 Image:collectionflyer.jpg|a 1995 flyer for the series up through v.7 
Image:defectorback.jpg| back cover by Warren Oddsson 
File:Defectortext.jpg| sample text
== References ==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Defenders (2010 TV series)

The Defenders is a 2010 CBS American legal comedy-drama that was set in Las Vegas, Nevada. The show involves a pair of defense attorneys, Pete Kaczmarek (portrayed by Jerry O'Connell) and Nick Morelli (portrayed by Jim Belushi) who go all out to help their clients while keeping their personal lives in order.
==Fandom==
The Defenders is a microfandom. Despite having two male leads which usually attracts slash fans, and various co-stars and guest stars in the series which had the potential to become a fannish drift, the Defenders fandom never quite took off, this probably due because the series was canceled. As of July 2015, FanFiction.Net has only 2 works which were both added post series finale in 2011. Tumblr has only a few posts dedicated to it, usually under just the character/actor tags or "the defenders" tag which is now filled with Marvel comics series Defenders and the upcoming TV series based on it.
Archive of Our Own has a The Defenders (TV 2010) tag, used on only a single work as of February 2018.As of January 2017, there were no works that used the "The Defenders (TV 2010)" tag. There was a single work for the show in the "The Defenders - Ambiguous Fandom" tag (Defended by pimpface, published in November 2011); all other works were for the Marvel fandom. As of February 2018, that story now has the "The Defenders (TV 2010)" tag.
===Connections with Other Fandoms===
Jerry O'Connell was a series regular on Crossing Jordan as Detective Woody Hoyt and star of Sliders as Quinn Mallory. Jim Belushi is known by fans as Jim Orenthal on the sitcom According to Jim and various other films and TV series. The series also starred Jurnee Smollett, who is known as Jess Merriweather on Friday Night Lights and later appeared as Nicole Wright on True Blood.
Dan Aykroyd portrayed Judge Maximus Hunter in the series, he's best known for his Ghostbusters role, Ray Stantz. Teddy Sears portrayed Thomas Cole, a prosecuting attorney in the series, is best known for his starring roles in Raising the Bar and Masters of Sex. Lana Parrilla, who portrayed the Evil Queen on Once Upon a Time appeared in an episode.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Defenders works at FFN
* Tumblr tags: nick morelli, pete kaczmarek
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Defenders (Netflix TV series)

The Defenders is an Netflix web television series based on the Marvel Comics series of the same name. It is set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, sharing continuity with the films of the franchise. The Netflix series Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist preceded the release of The Defenders, introducing the main characters before they crossed over in this mini series. 
==Canon==
:Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist join forces to take on common enemies as a sinister conspiracy threatens New York City.
===Main Characters===
* Jessica Jones
* Matt Murdock
* Luke Cage
* Danny Rand
* Foggy Nelson
* Colleen Wing
* Misty Knight
* Patricia "Trish" Walker
* Karen Page
* Claire Temple
* Stick
* Alexandra Reid
* Elektra Natchios
==Fandom==
===Ships===
* Jessica Jones/Matt Murdock
* Matt Murdock/Elektra Natchios
* Luke Cage/Claire Temple
* Danny Rand/Colleen Wing
* Matt Murdock/Foggy Nelson
* Frank Castle/Karen Page
* Luke Cage/Jessica Jones
* Matt Murdock/Danny Rand 
===Terminology===
* See List of MCU pairing names for a complete list of pairing names.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Art===
===Vids===
*Born Ready, THE DEFENDERS (Aug 2016)
*The Defenders - Trailer (Fan Made)
*The Defenders // Beautiful Crime
*MCU Supercut - The Road to the Defenders
*humor ► The Defenders | LEGEND
*Born Ready, THE DEFENDERS
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Defenders (TV) works at AO3
 
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The Definitive Guide to Star Trek Fan Fiction on the Web

The Definitive Guide to Star Trek Fan Fiction on the Web ("To seek out new stories and boldly take the characters where TPTB won't or can't.") is a website that contains links to known Star Trek fanfic sites.
There was also a short section on conventions and fanzines.
It, like MANY fanwork websites of the mid-to-late 1990s utilized a quote from Textual Poachers: "Fan fiction is a way of the culture repairing the damage done in a system where contemporary myths are owned by corporations instead of owned by the folk." --Henry Jenkins, director of media studies at MIT." 
* The Original Series
* The Next Generation
* Deep Space Nine
* Voyager had its own page.
* Original Universe Stories: the Star Trek universe but original characters
The Definitive X-Files Source

The Definitive X-Files Source is a 1998 website created by Xing Li. 
On September 3, 1998, he made a post that: "We currently have the largest X-Files Club on Yahoo! with 50 members within just 2 weeks! =)" The Definitive X-Files Source 
"The Definitive X-Files Source" was a Xing Li's first website, and it was there on July 28 that he hinted at his other project, FanFiction.Net: "I have 3 big original projects planned for the site so if you are interested in helping me out. Email me..It's gonna be big..hehe." New Images and gorgeous wallpapers!, July 26, 1998 
==Announcements About "The Definitive X-Files Source"==
Between June and September 1998, Xing Li made a series of announcements at alt.tv.x-files.creative about his new site. None of his announcements garnered any comments, possibly because he wasn't a regular poster at this Usenet group, possibly because fans suspected his posts were spammed to other groups...
[June 5, 1998]:
 
[July 23, 1998]: 
[July 26, 1998]: 
[August 14, 1998]:
 
[August 18, 1998]:
[September 3, 1998]:
==Its Relationship to FanFiction.Net==
A comment by Xing Li at "The Definitive X-Files Source" on September 21, 1998: 
From a September 24, 1998 post by Xing Li to alt.tv.x-files.creative, a few weeks before FanFiction.Net opened: 
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1998 Websites
The Definitive X-Men Erotica Archive

The Definitive X-Men Erotica Archive, also known as DXEA, was a fanfiction archive in the X-Men fandom that hosted fics of an explicit or adult nature.
As of January 2010 the site contained 562 stories by 191 contributing authors. It was active throughout the 2000s, with the last update being in August 2012, the site goes defunct sometime after 2016.
==References==
Category:X-Men ArchivesCategory:Femslash ArchivesCategory:Slash ArchivesCategory:Het Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Delphic Expanse

The Delphic Expanse is a Star Trek: Enterprise fiction archive and fan community.
==About==
==Fiction Archive==
From the website: "Welcome to The Delphic Expanse, a selective archive for Star Trek: Enterprise fanfiction. You’ll find stories of the het, slash and moresome variety featuring all pairings and permutations, as well as general stories and crossovers. Whether you're a writer, a reader, or both, we hope you’ll enjoy what you find here. In order to leave reviews, which we’d love for you to do, you must register for an account. You’ll also need an account to submit a story, and you’ll find plenty of information on how to do that here." , accessed October 20, 2016 
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==Forum==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek ENT Archives
Category:2011 Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Category:EFiction
The Delphine Dilemma

The Delphine Dilemma is an X-Files story by Aaron Thode.
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in June 1994, and was one of the first stories posted there. See List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction for similar works.
The story was written in screenplay/script style.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Deltan Dilemma

The Deltan Dilemma is a Kirk/Spock story by Karin Porter. It has art by Shelley Butler.
It was published in the print zine First Time #46.
==Summary==
"Ordered to transport a delegation of Deltans, including two just reaching sexual maturity, Spock strengthens the link he and Kirk already have in order to help Kirk control his reaction to the Deltan pheromones."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Demon's Lexicon

The Demon's Lexicon is a 2009 young adult novel by Sarah Rees Brennan and the first part of a trilogy; the second novel is The Demon's Covenant (2010), and the third is The Demon's Surrender (2011). 
The Demon's Lexicon trilogy has a small fandom and is eligible for Yuletide, the annual small fandom exchange. As of 2024, fans have written 25 Demon's Lexicon fanfics for the challenge.
==Fannish Links==
*The Demon's Lexicon fanworks tag at AO3
*Demon's Lexicon fanfics at Fanfiction.net
Category:The Demon's Lexicon
The Demonic Press

The Demonic Press is a zine published by "KAG's Demon Fleet."
Its focus is satire, Klingons, and more, done in the style of the "National Enquirer."
It has a sister zine called The Demonic Press Extra.
The issues are not dated (though the first issue appears to be around 1996) and each has about 24-40 pages.
The satire is often quite crude, but is not sexually explicit and contains only mild profanities. 
==About==
The editorial from the first issue: 
==Covers==
Image:demonicpress1.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:demonicpress2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Image:demonicpress3.jpg|cover of issue #3
Image:demonicpress4.jpg|cover of issue #4
Image:demonicpress5.jpg|cover of issue #5
The Demonic Press Extra

The Demonic Press Extra is a zine published by "KAG's Demon Fleet." 
The issues are not dated, and they run about eight pages. The focus is photos of club members at various gatherings.
It has a sister zine called The Demonic Press which focuses more on satire.
Image:demonicpressextra1.jpg|cover of Canton issue
Image:demonicpressextra2.jpg|cover of Chatanooga issue, published in 1999 or after
Image:demonicpressextra3.jpg|cover of Dover #2 issue, published before July 1997
Image:demonicpressextra4.jpg|cover of Dover #1 issue