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Down With The Sickness

Down With The Sickness is an Andrew/Warren fanfic archive. It is part of the BtVS Writers' Guild, a webring of Buffy-related sites that give guidance and help to fanfic writers. While online, the site hosted over 40 stories.
The site is run by Fab who co-runs the Andrew-centric archive Funnel Cakes and Flying Monkeys with Evette. Additionally, Fab also runs the Andrew/Anya archive Demonology.
 
==About==
==Essays==
* The Adventures of Robot-boy and Whatshisname (Or, why we love Warren and Andrew) by Jen. Why W/A is a plausible and canonical pairing
* Down With the Sickness: An Analysis by Fab. Applying the lyrics of the song to the Warren/Andrew relationship
* Villain Aid: Songs to Set the Mood by Fab. Analysing songs that fit the Warren/Andrew relationship
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Down a Dark Hall

Down a Dark Hall is a gen Starsky and Hutch 160-page novel by Emmie Busch.
==Summaries==
Summary 1996 from the author: 
Another summary from the author in 1996: 
From a flyer:
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===2006===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Down and Out

You may be looking for the K/S story, Down and Out and Under the Table. 
Down and Out is a 79-page (71,000 words) gen Blake's 7 zine by 	Leah Rosenthal and Ann Wortham.
It is a reprint of two novellas, "Down and Out" (originally appeared in B7 Complex #11) and "Hawkwind (originally appeared in B7 Complex #16)." These two stories were re-edited with the addition of approximately 10,000 words and a full color cover. 
The authors had originally planned to include a third story in this zine, but it is unknown if this occurred. "We'd also like to re-issue our HAWKWIND series featuring "Down and Out" and "Hawkwind," and adding the last story in the cycle (untitled, as of yet). With all three stories in one volume, the zine would be novel size. Any interest?" - from the editorial in Southern Seven #6 (October 1991) 
thumb|cover by Leah Rosenthal|left
==Summary==
==Authors' Proposal in 1991==
From the editorial in Southern Seven #6: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===The Whole Zine===
 
===The Single Story "Down and Out"===
 
 
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Down and Out and Under the Table

Down and Out and Under the Table is a K/S story by Jenna Hilary Sinclair. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #48 and online.
==Summary==
"After a party on board ship, a drunken McCoy sees Kirk and Spock kiss and almost make love as he lies under the table."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
===1999===
===2000===
===2008===
==References==
 
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Down on the Floor... With a Twist

Down on the Floor... With a Twist is a 96-page, digest-sized slash anthology. 
Most of the stories end with a photo (b&w copy) of the characters, except the final story, which ends with a sketch of Krycek made by the author.
==From the Zine==
==Contents==
* Stolen Moments by Dar F (ER) (2)
* Advanced Lessons in Manipulation: Professor Methos, Guest Lecturer by Julia D. (Highlander) (7)
* Down On the Floor! by Miranda (MUNCLE) (39)
* Down On the Floor with Nash & Joe by Stacy Doyle (Nash Bridges) (47)
* Down On the Floor by Ann Teitelbaum (Sentinel) 64)
* The Gateway by TooLoose (Sentinel) (67)
* Down in the Silo by Cody Nelson (X-Files) (79)
 Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Down the Shore Everything's All Right

Down the Shore Everything's All Right is a Steve/Danny story by thehoyden. It was written for Yuletide 2010.
Summary: There's a better than average chance that Danny is getting crazier by association—and he wouldn't change it for the world (although he could do without the head injuries, thanks).
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Down to Earth (Starman zine)

Down to Earth is a gen 241-page Starman novel by Joyce Fossek. 
Summary from an ad in GAZ: "Starman and Scott take an invitation from a stranger that brings them residence on a small livestock farm in Western Washington. After searching for the elusive Kelly Simpson and enjoying a two month respite from Fox, Starman experiences an almost fatal encounter with his nemesis, a one on one discussion under very unusual conditions, and a very surprising turn of events."
Category:Starman Zines
Down to Earth (Starsky & Hutch filk zine)

Down to Earth has the subtitle "Love Songs." It is a slash Starsky and Hutch filk zine by April Valentine. It is a collection of original songs, all related to Starsky and Hutch. It is digest-sized, is fifteen pages long and originally came with a cassette tape of April performing the music. Songbook illustrations were done by Carol Davis, Jean C., TACS and Lynna Bright.
The filk songbook was dedicated to Kendra Hunter.
From the zine: 
* The Only Other Thing (1)
* Whisper My Name (4)
* Sweet Revenge (6)
* First Time (8)
* The Cost of Love (dedicated to Alexis Rogers and is a reference to The Cost of Love as it was published in Code 7 #2) (10)
* The Face in the Mirror (12)
* When I Look at You (13, 14)
* A Place to Hide (dedicated to L. Bright and is a reference to A Place to Hide as it was published in Who You Know, What You Know and How You Know It) (15)
File:downtoearth1.jpg|TACS
File:downtoearth2.jpg|Carol Davis
File:downtoearth3.jpg|Jean C.
File:downtoearth4.jpg| Lynna Bright for "When I Look at You"
File:downtoearth5.jpg|"The Cost of Love"
File:downtoearth6.jpg| "A Place to Hide"
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Down to the Sea in Ships

"Down to the Sea in Ships" is a short crossover story by A. J. Hall based on Nicholas Montsarrat's 1951 novel The Cruel Sea, and Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It features an encounter between Lt. John Morell (from The Cruel Sea) and Lt. Comm. Ralph Lanyon (from The Charioteer). The story is set midway through The Cruel Sea, and some time after the conclusion of The Charioteer, at a time when Lanyon has returned to active service.
==Synopsis==
Returning to his ship, the Compass Rose, after shore leave, Morell finds himself sharing a long train journey with a more senior RNVR officer. Once the ice is broken, they pass the time in shop talk and anecdotes; but each man ultimately reveals more than he thinks.
==Background==
A.J.Hall wrote a DVD-style commentary to accompany the story, which was posted to the maryrenault LJ community in August 2006 by shezan.
==Comments==
The story received a number of favourable comments, including the following:
* "This is absolutely perfect, atmospheric, in character, and tantalisingly too short. Like Renault, you stick here entirely to someone else's rather than Ralph's PoV; but the glimpses are all there [...]"—comment made by shezan
* "The sense of place and time is absolutely wonderful. I can see and taste and feel it -- very Mary Renault and very precise. This is something I admire tremendously in historical writing."—comment made by artaxastra
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Down to the Waterline

Down to the Waterline is a Bodie/Doyle story by Sebastian.
==In Response==
In 2008 fanartist shooting2kill combined photo-manips to text from the story. It can be viewed . In 2006, the story was reviewed here at rec50; WebCite, now offline.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Down with Love

Down with Love is a 2003 romcom starring Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor.
==Canon==
===Characters===
* Barbara Novak
* Catcher Block
* Peter MacMannus
* Vikki Hiller
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Catcher Block/Peter MacMannus
* Catcher Block/Barbara Novak
* Vikki Hiller/Peter MacMannus
* Vikki Hiller/Barbara Novak
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Vikki Hiller/Peter MacMannus) by orphan_account
==External Links==
* Down with Love (2003) at Archive of Our Own
* downwithlove at LiveJournal
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category: Live-action Film
Downfall of Her Heart

Downfall of Her Heart is a 72-page het novel by ejspock. Cover by Dianne Running Horse Smith. Editor was Pat Hayden.
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: "Life isn't easy for Katherine Janeway as she tries to find some happiness with her first officer while looking for a way back to Alpha. Along the way, she makes a new friend, meets an old enemy, and she and Chakotay have a few personal surprises."
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Category:1990s
Downshifting

Downshifting is a Steve/Danny story by thegrrrl2002.
Summary: Goofy guys in love. And sex.
It is listed in recommendation lists: Taka’s McDanno Rec List links it in the category "Smut".soulkiss1520. Taka’s McDanno Rec List, Updated: 03/06/2015. (Accessed 02 June 2016)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Downtime (Stargate SG-1 story)

:You may be looking for The Downtime Series, an X-Files story.
Downtime is a Stargate SG-1 Jack/Daniel story by Merry. It was written for the 2006 Jack/Daniel Ficathon.Trelkez (previously Greensilver). Jack/Daniel Ficathon 2006: Master List, 20 June 2006.
Author's summary: "Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike leavetime.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Doyle

You could be looking for:
* The author Arthur Conan Doyle who wrote Sherlock Holmes
* The character Ray Doyle from The Professionals
* The character Allen Francis Doyle from Angel the Series
* The fan Doyle SB4 whose fandoms include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel and Doctor Who
* Two ways to engage with Sherlock Holmes canon: Watsonian vs. Doylist
* A fan whose favorite character is Ray Doyle: Single Character Alliance
DoyleCordy

doylecordy was a Yahoo Group for het fanfiction focusing on the Cordelia Chase/Allen Francis Doyle ship.
The Group Description read: To discuss Doyle and Cordelia (and what their relationship could have been) on the Buffy spinoff, Angel.Yahoo Group (Accessed July 28, 2020).
In October 2020, it was announced that DoyleCordy would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors ProjectDoyleCordy is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 22 October 2020). The import was completed in April 2021.
==References==
 
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Dozen

Dozen is a slang term used in English-speaking k-pop fan communities, often during fan wars, as a insult to an idol who is seen as subpar and lacking talent. However, it can more broadly be applied to any one in the industry that a fan dislikes without regards to talent. 
The term was first used in a tweet in 2020, and has since spread wildly from its original occurrence in the NCT fandom whose members are called NCTzens.
== Origin and Meaning ==
Dozen began as a side remark on k-pop Twitter regarding former NCT member Lucas. Etymologically, it plays off the similarities in sound between the English words "doesn't" and "dozen." Thus, it is a term that indicates a performer "does not sing, dance, and rap well." https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/dozen-k-pop-slang
Kprofiles user heejists provides a softer definition in the "Ultimate K-Pop Vocab Guide": "An idol that is regarded as overrated by some people; 'there are a dozen more people just like them'."https://kprofiles.com/ultimate-k-pop-vocab-guide/
General consensus states that the term was first coined in a joke by Twitter user @BAEKHUI on 13 September 2020. The tweet read: "lucas shoulda been named 12 cause he dozen rap .. dozen sing .. dozen do anything" followed by three laughing crying emojis. The tweet has since been deleted, but is preserved in screenshots, such as the one hosted on Know Your Meme.
== Spread ==
Dozen spread outside of the NCTzen community. According to Know Your Meme, more widespread usage of the term picked up around the Fall of 2021.https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/dozen-k-pop-slang A definition for Dozen was first added to Urban Dictionary on November 21st of that year.
In addition to its prevalence on Twitter, fans have used the term "dozen" in other formats such as in TikTok and YouTube videos.
== Criticism ==
Outside of its original context, dozen has gained some criticism from fans who have found that it will get thrown at idols carelessly. Typically, members with the least amount of screentime and/or lines will receive this label in spite of their talents or other contributions they may make towards the group. Many fans now consider the term to be overused, becoming more of a general insult and losing its original meaning. https://www.reddit.com/r/kpoprants/comments/sp7l5d/the_term_dozen_used_by_nctzens_is_now_making_its/ https://www.reddit.com/r/kpoprants/comments/zy6ri7/can_yall_stop_calling_everybody_a_dozen/ https://www.reddit.com/r/kpop_uncensored/comments/1dxvudk/the_term_dozen_needs_a_set_definition/ https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopthoughts/comments/18lyx0r/what_kpop_words_have_lost_all_meaning/ https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularkpopopinions/comments/w4ouxo/the_term_dozen_should_have_stayed_in_the_nct/
== References ==
Category:NCT
Category:K-Pop Fandom
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
Dr. Benway

Dr. Benway was a fanwriter for various comic series, both Marvel and DC in the 1990s and 2000s, first appearing on ACFF around 1997. The online handle came from a character of the same name in William S. Burroughs' The Naked Lunch. He was known for the mature themes in his work, frequently delving into psychological horror and retelling canon with a particular "Benway" twist. His work X-Manson, in which he explores the X-Men as a delusional cult under the sway of Charles Xavier is his best known, but many of his works are considered the best of comics fanfic of the time. Unfortunately, his Fanfiction.net account has no content due to the NC-17 and R ratings his work typically has and he has no AO3 account, but a good percentage of his stories are available still at Comicfic.net.Comicfic.net - stories by d benway 
==Notable Work==
*Jean's Little Problem (X-Men) (R) - In the early 1970s, Jean Grey comes to Warren Worthington with a very sensitive problem.
*X-Manson (X-Manson) (R) - An AU looks at Xavier's Dream and the nightmare it could become.
*Three Things That You Cannot Do On Television (The Common People Project) (PG) - A university professor finds his own unique way of dealing with a self-important bigot.
*Under A Blue Kentucky Sky (PG) (X-Men/X-Force) - After a tragedy, the X-folks experience grief and all its different incarnations.
*Transatlantic Crossing (X-Men) (PG-13) One way Xavier and Magnus might have met each other...
==Awards==
CBFFAs
* 2001 
**Best Serious Fanfic; Best Mature Fanfic; Best Adult Fanfic (tie); Fanfic Hall Of Fame - "X-Manson"
** Writer Hall of Fame
* 2002
** Best Gotham: "In The Blood"
* 2003
**Nominated: Best Humorous: "Oh, Tiberius!"
** Nominated: Best Series: "Room 102"
** Nominated: Best Crossover: "Destiny"
** Nominated: Best DC: "One Ring"
Maggie Awards
* 1999
** X-Ray - Transatlantic Crossing 
==Reviews and Recommendations==
IMHO - Reader's Rave #2 - Douglas Ramsey's Diary
IMHO - Reader's Rave #3 - Tag
IMHO #6 - 12 Hours of Christmas
IMHO #13 - X-Manson
TV Tropes - X-Manson - Fanfic; Fanfic Recs - X-Men
Crack Van - X-Manson (2009); Tag; X-Manson (2004)
Screenrant - "X-Men's Most Popular Fan Fic Predicted Major Twists 20 Years Early" - by Alex Schlesinger (re X-Manson, what else?)
== Archives/Zines/Collections ==
=== Archives ===
*Alara's Mystique Page
* Alara's Spiffy Magneto Page
* Comicfic.net
* The Common People Warehouse
* Darkest Heart
* Fonts of Wisdom
* The Itty Bitty Archives
*Lori's X-Men Archive
* Ro's Treasury of Fanfiction 
* Shifting Sands (X-Men archive)
* Themed Response
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Dr. Drakken

Dr. Drakken is a character from the Disney cartoon series Kim Possible.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Drakgo
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Drakken's Big Score by Eddy13
===Other===
*Drakken's Crib - A Drakken fan-site
Category:Characters
Category: Kim Possible
Dr. Eggman

Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik is a character from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.
==Canon==
Dr. Eggman is an evil roboticist with an I.Q. of 300, which he uses to build robots with which he plans to take over the world.
He was originally named Dr. Eggman in the Japanese release, and Dr. Robotnik in the English localisation. This was later retconned so Robotnik became his legal name in all versions, with Eggman as his nickname.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
With the release of the live action films, Dr. Eggman became a target for shippers, with Robotnik/Agent Stone displacing decade-old ships to become the 5th most popular Sonic pairing on AO3.
Outside of the movie continuity, pairings with Eggman are more rare, but there are still some: he is sometimes paired with Katella the Huntress from the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog cartoon, Ella from Sonic X, and Vanilla the Rabbit.
==Example Fanworks==
=== Memes ===
* Eggman's Announcement (2018)
==External Links==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Characters
Dr. Exina

Dr. Exina is one of the succubus surgeons in Dead Man in a Ditch. 
==Canon==
===Appearance===
Two toned hair (black and blonde), mid-back length. Bigger bottom lip, line of reptilian scales under left eye and down her cheek. Short, naked bone wings. Sheer dress with a low and open neckline. Shaded eyelids. Claw implants from different creatures, filed down to the same size. One stone, one obsidian (color).
Category:Fetch Phillips Archives
Dr. Facilier

Dr. Facilier is the primary antagonist in the Disney film The Princess and the Frog.
The character also appears in the seventh season of the live-action TV series Once Upon a Time and the 2019 film Descendants 3.
== Canon == 
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
== Example Fanworks ==
== External Links ==
* Dr. Facilier (Disney) at Archive of Our Own
* Dr. Facilier character filter at FanFiction.Net
== References ==
Category:The Princess and the Frog
Category:Once Upon A Time Characters
Dr. Jesco von Puttkamer

Dr. Jesco von Puttkamer was a very frequent guest of honor at many Star Trek conventions, and NASA's (official, unofficial?) Star Trek fan liaison.
He wrote a single piece of fanfic, a story called "The Sleeping God," for Star Trek: The New Voyages #2.
von Puttkamer was also an occasional contributor to fanzines as a columnist and answerer of questions about science and space travel. See Organian Questor #6 (1978), Inside Star Trek #25, #26, #27, #28, #29 (1978-1979), Orion Quadrant #1, #2 (1979, 1980), and Interstat #30 (1980).
==The Beginning of the Star Trek Connection==
From a Q&A in Inside Star Trek #29 (1979):
==Con Guest of Honor and/or Presenter==
* Space-Con (1976)
* Toronto Star Trek '76 (1976)
* Star Trek: Houston (1976)
* Oakland Con (1976)
* Minicon II (1977)
* Star TreKon (1979)
* August Party (1978, 1979)
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1976 (January) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1976 Washington D.C. Schuster Star Trek Convention
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1977 (September) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1978 (February) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention 
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1979 (September) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention
* Starcon Heights (1980)
* Shore Leave (1980, 1981, 2000)
* Starbase Baltimore (scene of an embarrassing fall) (1980)
* PhringeCon (1981)
* Galactic Enterprise (1982, 1983)
* Science Fiction Festival (SFF) (1980)
* Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1981 New Jersey Schuster Star Trek Convention (1981)
* Love of Trek (1983)
Image:startrek1976newyorkjan-1.jpg|Jesco von Puttkamer, from the Schuster Star Trek Conventions/1976 (January) New York City Schuster Star Trek Convention program book
Image:jesco1.jpg|part of his lengthy bio, along with some fan art, in the second Shore Leave program book (1980, 1981)
Image:jesco2.jpg|part of his lengthy bio, along with some fan art, in the second Shore Leave program book (1980, 1981)
Image:wkfsjournaljune1983-4.jpg|possibly at Love of Trek in 1983, photo printed in WKFS Journal (June 1983) 
Image:shoreleave2000-7.jpg|from the 2000 Shore Leave program book
Category:Fans
Dr. McCoy's Sick Bay

Dr. McCoy's Sick Bay is a Star Trek fan club headed by Barbara Marczak, then a zine with the same name edited by Marczak. Then, it became the zine series, Bone Diggers Inc..
It was mentioned in 1970 in Open Letter from Jacqueline Lichtenberg to Ted White.
 
==Publication==
This club had at least one issue of a newsletter, title unknown, but likely the same name as the club. It was published in early 1968 and contained 16 pages of facts, fiction, and photos. It could be purchased for $1 plus three 5 cent stamps.
==About==
===1968===
==References==
Category:1968 Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:1968 Zines
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Dr. Merlin's Guide to Fan Fiction

Dr. Merlin's Guide to Fan Fiction is 1996 essay by Merlin Missy.
It offered new fan fiction writers tips on writing fan fiction. 
It was mentioned in September 1997 as a "Personal Home Pages Weekly Feature." " "Dr. Merlin's Guide to Fanfic" was mentioned in this week's Personal Home Pages Weekly Feature! *bounce*" - What Was New in 97? (September 1997) 
This fan is also the creator of the Mary Sue Litmus Test.
==Topics==
*What Is Fan Fiction and Why Do We Write It?
*It's the Plot, Stupid
*Spelling Counts
*The Life, Death, and Rebirth of Perry White, Subtitled: Get Thee to an Editor. 
*Who Is Mary Sue and Why Does She Have to Die?
*It's a Style Thing
*You Know What You Know, You Know?
*Nothing Is Sacred
*La La La, Subtitled: Songfic and You
*And in the End
 
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
===From the Post at "Firefox News"===
Firefox News Comments:
==References==
 
Category:Meta EssaysCategory:How To
Category:1996 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman

Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman is an CBS American Western drama series starring Jane Seymour who plays Dr. Michaela "Mike" Quinn, a physician who leaves Boston in search of adventure in the Old American West and who settles in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Also starred Joe Lando and Chad Allen.
==Canon==
===Main Characters===
* Dr. Michaela "Mike" Quinn
* Byron Sully
* Matthew Cooper
* Colleen Cooper (up to mid-season 3)
* Colleen Cooper Cook (from season 3 on)
* Brian Cooper
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Michaela Quinn/Byron Sully - canonical and most popular pairing
*Colleen Cooper/Andrew Cook - canonical
==Zines==
* Ride 'Em, Cowboy!
==Archives==
* Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman works at AO3
*Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman at FanFiction.net
* Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman Fan Fiction Archive
* Dr Quinn Medicine Woman: The Ultimate Addiction
==Fannish Links==
* Official Dr. Quinn Web Site
Category:Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman
Category:1990s