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Descensus Averno

You may be looking for the Star Trek: VOY story Facilis Descensus Averno.
Descensus Averno is a Kirk/Spock story by Leslie Fish.
While it was Leslie Fish's last K/S story published, it was the first she'd written. According to the author, it had been submitted to Grup in 1975 and if published there, would have been a contemporary of Alternative: Epilogue to Orion and Shelter.
Almost twenty years after it was written, "Descensus Averno" was published in On the Edge #2.
==Timing is Everything: 1980 Comments by Leslie Fish==
 
==A Story Forgotten: 2017 Comments by Leslie Fish==
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===2015===
==References==
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction
Descent (Real Ghostbusters zine)

Descent is a gen 136-page (81343 words) Real Ghostbusters novel by Emilie Renée Karr. 
It has illustrations and a cover by Marie Torres. 
It has a 2002 sequel called Flashback.
==Summaries==
Author's summary: 
From Agent With Style: 
==Author's Notes on the Online Version==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Descent Into Darkness (Forever Knight website)

Descent Into Darkness is the website for the Dark Nick and NatPack faction within Forever Knight fandom. It is currently maintained by Melissa Treglia.
==Site History==
The fan fiction archives for the Dark Nick and NatPack faction were originally kept by the faction's Listmommy, Tyra Mitchell (from March 1999 onward). However, by 2001, the archives had fallen into disuse and were no longer being updated. In November 2004, after polling the faction for their opinions, Stacy debuted Descent Into Darkness as the new faction website (at http://www.descentintodarkness.net/), with graphics designed by Kristin Harris of Knight Vision. At that time, the fan fiction archives were greatly enlarged and updated.
By January 2008, Stacy was also no longer able to maintain the website. Melissa Treglia took it over, moving it to its current location, with new graphics.
==Contents==
The website contains the following:
* introduction to the Dark Nick and NatPack faction
** list of faction members
** information about the faction's Yahoo! group
* fan fiction
** story archive, divided into:
*** general fan fiction
*** adult fan fiction
*** fiction from the original faction site
** submission guidelines
* information on the archivist, and the history of the archive
It should be noted that many of the stories supposedly archived on the site are not actually linked in.
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Descent Into Darkness (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Descent into Darkness is a gen Star Trek: TOS 66-page novel by Joan Marie Verba. It contains no art. 
This zine is a sequel to Genesis Aftermath.
The author included a reader response form at the back of her zine, a unique idea. 
==From an Ad==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Desert Dispatch: News from the Television Front

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Desert Dispatch: News from the Television Front is a compilation of media releases from the 1960s. 
* Chris George Seriously Injured Almost Killed By His Co-Star	gen	article		Clipped from "Photo Screen".	Bob Thomas
* The	Chris George: I Saved My Brother's Life	gen	article		clipping from "Photoplay", February 1967.	
* Delena and Gary Raymond: London Mods, 1840 Style!	gen	article		Profile of Gary and Delena Raymond.	
* Early Rat Patrol Studio Still	gen	photo		An early studio still from the series.	
* Gary Raymond: I Was Elizabeth Taylor's Brother	gen	article		Interview with Gary Raymond.	
* I Saw My Buddies Almost Die	gen	article		Interview about the on-set accident.	James Gregory
* I Tried to be a Married Priest	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Radio Mirror", February 1967.	Polly Terry
* It's a Swim-In, Eat-Out, Sit-Down, Live-It-Up Rat Patrol Family Maneuver!	gen	article		Clipped from "Motion Picture".	
* Justin Tarr: "I'm Glad I Spent a Night in Jail!"	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Picture Life".	
* Justin Tarr: 'My Son Says I'm Not His Daddy!'	gen	article		Interview with Justin Tarr.	
* Justin Tarr-ED and the Feathers Flew on Rat Patrol	gen	article		Article about the brouhahas on the RP set.	Kathleen Post
* Justin Tarr's Second Chance from God	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Star Parade".	Ellis Charles
* The	Men from Rat Patrol: Rugged and Sexy	gen	article		Article about the RP stars.	
* Men of the Rat Patrol: No Woman Can Come Between Them	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Star Parade", February 1967.	
* More British Than Big Ben (reprint)	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Guide", July 29-August 4 1967.	Leslie Raddatz
* The	Pussycat Who Trapped the 'Rats'	gen	article		Clipped from "Movie Mirror".	
* Rat Patrol Caught in the Crossfire	gen	article		Clipped from "The Sunday Star", February 26-March 4, 1867.	
* Rat Patrol comic book covers	gen	art		Covers of Dell "Rat Patrol" comics.	
* Rat Patrol Mousetrapped By Success	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Guide", December 3-9, 1966.	Dick Hobson
* The	Rat Patrol on Party Duty	gen	article		Off-set pleasures of the RP cast.	
* The	Rat Patrol Star Who Tried to Kill Himself: The Real Story Behind Justin Tarr's Disappearance	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Radio Show".	Fred Murphy
* Rat Patrol Stars: Holiday in Spain	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Radio Mirror", February 1967.	William Tusher
* The	Rat Patrol: A Story Book to Color	gen	art		A Rat Patrol coloring book.	
* Rat Patrol: New Battles to be Won	gen	article		Clipped from "Seattle Post-Intelligencer Weekly Magazine", August * 20-August 26, 1967.	Frank Judge
* Rat Patrol: The Baby They All Share	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Picture Life".	
* The	Rat Patrollers Recover!	gen	article		Article about the on-set accident and the actors' recovery.	
* Review: Rat Patrol	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Guide", December 10-16, 1966.	Cleveland Amory
* Ride with the Rat Patrol	gen	article		Clipped from "16 Magazine", April 1968.	Helen Martin
* We Were Living on Borrowed Time	gen	article		Clipped from "TV Radio Show".	Bob Thomas
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2001 Zines
Desert Dwellers

Desert Dwellers was a fanfiction archive of Roswell that accepted any pairing. It closed sometime in or around 2005.
It's connected with the mailing list Desert Dwellers Fan Fiction and message board Desert Dwellers FanFic and Roswell Boards
==Navigation==
* Front Page (aka Index)
* Messageboard
* Alex & Isabel
* Kyle & Tess
* Max & Liz
* Michael & Liz
* Michael & Maria
* Everybody
* Crossovers
* Other Characters and Unconventional Couples
* Recently Updated
* Search Options
* Submission Guidelines
* Affiliates
* Awards
* Webrings
The site started with just "Michael and Maria, Max and Liz, Alex and Isabel, Everybody, Other, Crossovers" before adding a "Kyle and Tess" and "Michael and Liz" sections.
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Het Archives
Desert Heat

Desert Heat is an early, influential K/S slash pon farr story by Gayle F and the first in the Cosmic Fuck Series. 
Desert Heat was first published in The Sensuous Vulcan in 1977, but was written and circulated hand-to-hand earlier.The Foresmutters Project. Bibliography of early, early K/S (accessed 31 August 2009) It was reprinted in Naked Times #2 (1979) and in The Cosmic Collected (1986) which compiled the whole series. It was included in the Kiscon Art Cards from Kiscon.
The story is famous for being the first appearance of the double ridges on Vulcan penises, and thus shaped fanon for countless K/S stories. 
It is also known for S'Kandarai. A fan in 1984 wrote: 
==In a Series==
* Desert Heat (first published in The Sensuous Vulcan, then in Naked Times #2, and later in The Cosmic Collected)
* Beyond Setarcos (first published in Thrust, then in The Cosmic Collected) 
* Night of the Dragon (also first in Thrust, then in The Cosmic Collected) 
* Between Friends (first written and circulated hand-to-hand earlier as a story called "The Birthday Present." It was re-titled and published in Obsc'zine #3 in 1978 and then later printed in The Cosmic Collected).
==Gallery from "The Sensuous Vulcan"==
Image:sens5.jpg|art by Gayle F for "Desert Heat"
Image:Sens-13.jpg|art by Gayle F for "Desert Heat"
Image:Sens-14.jpg|art by Gayle F for "Desert Heat"
Image:Sens-15.jpg|art by Gayle F for "Desert Heat"
==Gallery from "Cosmic Collected"==
Image:cosmicfuck1.jpg|for "Desert Heat"
Image:cosmicfuck2.jpg|for "Desert Heat"
Image:cosmicfuck3.jpg| for "Desert Heat"
==Reactions and Reviews==
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Category:1976 Fanfiction
Desert Island (fan activity)

Desert Island is an activity where fans ask each other about which fanworks "they would take if they were to be stranded on a desert island." It's similar to reccing, but the focus is not recommending what you like think others would enjoy, but instead on what you hold dear. These fanworks are often have a focus of print fiction, due to the fact it appears to be an older term when print was the primary medium, and because desert islands presumably did not have electricity. 
The activity is also very popular in music fandoms and often referred to as "desert island picks." See some Usenet discussions here.
The term can also refer to fans speculating on scenarios where they themselves are trapped on a desert island with fandom characters, a sort-of self-insert riff on the Stranded on a Desert Island trope. 
==Fanworks==
The most prevalent use of the phrase is fans listing their favorite fanworks, usually fiction, though sometimes vids and fanart. 
 
Often the Desert Island list challenges fans to limit their selections to five, ten or twenty items. This stipulation is often ignored fans tweak the "rules" and count series of fics as an single work and other fudging of definitions. Some fans cheerfully announce off the bat that they are not following the rules as it is too limiting.
A fan in 1996 responded to another fan's lengthy list and joked: "NOW we know what sank her cruise liner and landed her on the stupid island in the first place.... ;-)" from Megan Kent at Virgule-L, quoted with permission (September 19, 1996) 
Other fans expand on the challenge, adding creative touches:
=="What If" Fantasy Scenarios ==
Though less common, "Desert Island" is a way for fans speculate about being with specific characters in isolation. 
 
==Examples of Use==
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==References==
Category:GlossaryCategory:Fan Activities
Desert Nomad

Desert Nomad's main fannish interest was X-Force. She wrote fanfiction, produced fanart and helped moderate The Prosh Awards. She stopped updating her site, Fire in the Hole, in probably early 00's, and it disappeared when Geocities went down in 2009.
==Notable Works==
* "Shadow Over Westchester" (X-Men/Cthulhu Mythos fusion) 
* "The Super Uncanny Adventures Of Bobby Drake And His Amazing X-Girlfriends" (X-Men)
* "It's Too %&^% Hot in Here!" (X-Force)
* Rumble in Kitchen Stadium (X-Men/Iron Chef fusion) - the secret ingredient? Twinkies!the twinkie sandwich challenge - silliness blog - issendai.com (Wayback May 6/23)
* Love is Just Another 4-Letter Word (O5 X-Men) - A Valentine's Day Tale of the Early X-Men 
=== Collaborative Projects ===
* Sea and Sky - fanart provided for the series created by 'rith and Dannell Lites. 
* Potatoverse - fanfiction and fanart for the series by Smitty and Chicago.
* The Official Malastare stories - gen fanfic series co-written with Smitty.
* Nine Men and a Little Lady - provided Sam's poem and the last journal entryNine Men and a Little Lady Co-Writing Note - Fanfiction.net (Wayback Dec 9/23) for Kielle's fic.
==Awards==
CBFFAs
*1998 - Best X-Force - "It's Too %&^% Hot in Here!" 
*2001 - Best Humorous - "The Super Uncanny Adventures Of Bobby Drake And His Amazing X-Girlfriends"
*2002
**Best Adult/Mature Fanfic - tie - "Shadow Over Westchester"
**Best Serious Crossover - "Shadow Over Westchester"
== Moderator ==
* The Prosh Awards (1998-2001)
==Reviews and Recommendations==
* Official Tropes Wiki - X-Men/Fanfic Recs: Original X-Men: Love Is Just Another 4-Letter Word by Kerrie Smith
** Recommended by Lady Nomad "Synopsis": Way back when there were only the five original X-Men, there was the very first Valentine's Day. There are four super powered teenage boys and only one girl. What could happen.
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
* Fire in the Hole
====As Contributor====
*Lori's X-Men Archive
*The Common People Warehouse 
*Alternate Timelines
*The Itty Bitty Archives 
*Property Damage
*Alara's Spiffy Magneto Page
*In A Galaxy Far, Far Away ‎
*Comicfic.net
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Desert Places

Desert Places is a 50-page Doctor Who fanzine novel by Elizabeth Shaw, published in 1990.
 
==Summaries==
It is described by the publisher in an online Usenet listing from 1998: "An engrossing four-story DOCTOR WHO novella by Elizabeth Shaw. How does a Terran teenage boy deal with the fact that his father is an alien? And how will Turlough handle his first meeting with his son?" a Google group 
From Media Monitor: "Keith Benton's mother, Tegan, is literaly driving him crazy, and there's not talking to his dad, former Army man John Benton. And then Keith's biological father, Turlough, shows up... Just how does a teenage boy deal with the fact that his father is an alien? How will Turlough hand his first meeting with his son?" 
==Contents==
* Shadow (4) (reprinted from The Companions)
* Dave's Dilemma (14)
* Life in a Day (30)
* Before I Built a Wall (37)
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Desert Rose (Heroes vid)

Desert Rose is a Heroes vid by Beth/CG. It was reviewed on February 7, 2007 by jebbypal at the reel vidding community. The vid was one of several that was shown at the Milliways convention.Millicon's Vid Show Playlist. It was also shown at the 2007 Vividcon "Newbies Rock!" vidshow.
Vidder's summary:"Peter, Mohinder, Chandra, Sylar, and Isaac: no sweet perfume ever tortured me more than this."
==Reactions/Reviews==
* 12 12 12 offered an extended review of the vid on August 15, 2007:"Not only is this the most technically accomplished Heroes vid I've seen so far, it's also one of the most thematically complex and visually captivating...I love how you tie together the stories of Peter, Mohinder, and Sylar--the three characters who are working hardest to try to understand what's going on, how all the pieces of the puzzle fit together, and how they fit in in the overall scheme of things.... evolution, connections, destiny, human potential."12-12-12's .
* " I've only seen a few episodes of Heroes but this vid made me want to sit down and mainline the whole season. Or you know, the whole season so far. The music and editing and clip selections all added up to give me that warm, inspired, slightly tingly feeling I associate with the kind of fandom I can get well and truly addicted to. I sense a new obsession on the horizon. But apart from that, seriously a kick ass vid that I loved muchly."sextagteam's Get it up again! Amen! February 9th, 2007 post.
From the reel review:
== References ==
Category:Heroes
Category:2006 Vids
Desert Rose (Star Trek: TOS vid)

Desert Rose is a Kirk/Spock vid by T'Guess.
From the creator:
"Spock begins suffering the effects of pon farr as his home planet lures him home to mate, but it's Kirk who haunts his dreams... (Note: This video is a K/S vid. If you find the idea of Kirk and Spock as more than just friends offensive, please watch this over and over (and over!) until you get used to it ;-). Thank you."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Vids
Category:Kirk/Spock Vids
Category:Slash Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Desert Seed Series

The Desert Seed Series is a series of gen Star Wars stories by Carol Mularski.
==The Series==
* "New Arrival" (previously titled "The Children, Part One") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Fantasy's End" completed September 1981, published in September 1982 in Skywalker #6
* "Reluctant Renegade" (previously titled "Kaili, Part Two") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "True to the Blood" completed September 1980, published in May 1981 in Guardian #3
* "Black Sheep" (previously titled "Wynn, Part Three") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Wishes Deferred" (previously titled "Luke, Part Four") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Shore Leave" completed March 1982, published March 1984 in Contraband #2
* "Letters" (previously titled "Letters, Part Five") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Visions of Doom" (previously titled "Visions, Part Six") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Old Friends" (previously titled "Old Friends, Part Seven") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Reunion" (previously titled "Reunion, Part Eight") completed February 1979, published in November 1980 in Skywalker #4
* "Nomads of Fate, Nomads of Choice" completed August 1981, published in May 1982 in Guardian #4
* "Someone to Talk To" completed May 1980, published in May 1982 in Twin Suns #3
* "Reflections in Still Water" completed in July 1983, published in April 1984 in JediStarDarkFalconKnight
* "Signs of Wisdom" completed August 1984, published as a standalone zine in December 1985
==Fan Comments on the Eight Stories Printed in 1980==
"The Children," "Kaili," "Wynn", "Luke," "Letters," "Visions," "Old Friends," and "Reunion" were all printed in Skywalker #4 in 1980 under the title "Desert Seed." This meant that fans commented on these eight stories as if they were one story.
Their comments:
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980s
Desert Star

Desert Star is a gen Rat Patrol 252-page anthology of fiction previously published in other zines. The stories are all by Starr.
==Contents==
* The Long Walk Home Raid: When Hitch is separated during a mission gone wrong, it's a race against time between the Rats and Dietrich to see who will find him first..or if it will be the desert that end up claiming him. (10 pgs) (Lines in the Sand 3) 
* The Bad Luck Raid: Trapped in a German held town, Tully and Hitch play a deadly game of hide and seek as they attempt to escape the net slowly closing on them with only the help of a frightened civilian they're not sure they can trust. (17 pgs) (Remote Control 14)
* The Balance of Trust Raid: Captured and injured, Troy and Hitch must convince a German nurse to help them escape before the Gestapo arrive to interrogate them and jeopardize the top secret mission that the other Rats must now complete without them. (38 pgs) (Remote Control 16)
* The Duty and Honor Raid: After unexpectedly capturing Dietrich while rescuing a missing American officer, Troy is placed in the difficult position of protecting the German officer from a man who seems to have reasons to want him dead. (46 pgs) (Remote Control 17)
* The Prometheus Raid: Tasked with disabling what was supposed to be a small German force guarding a water source necessary to a forward push by the Allies, the Rats discover a much larger problem hidden within the city walls, and must use all of their wiles and ingenuity to take control of the city before it – and all of its inhabitants – become collateral damage. (58 pgs) (Remote Control 19)
* The Morning After Raid: Waking in an Allied brig with an aching head and no memory of how he came to be there, Hitch must rely on the determination of his fellow Rats to trace his actions and prove his innocence to charges that could see him hung. (44 pgs) (Remote Control 20 and Remote Control Goes to War)
* The Brother's Keeper Raid: Captured and sent to a brutally run POW camp, Hitch and Tully attempt to organize an escape, putting them at odds with not only the camp commandant, but also their fellow prisoners. (20 pgs) (Remote Control 21)
* The Broken Pieces Raid: Tormented by the recent events in the German POW camp, Hitch struggles to overcome his crippling sense of guilt and recover his nerve before he is unwillingly detached from the Rat Patrol and sent home. (19 pgs) (The Comfort Zone 2)
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2008 Zines
Desespoir et philanthropie

Desespoir et philanthropie, also known as Zetsubou to Hakuai (絶望と慈善),JPQueen. doujinshi > Gankutsuou. Archived 11 July 2006 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 24 May 2012.) is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by Kagerouza. It features the Count x Albert pairing and is explicit.mangafish's auction on eBay. (Accessed 28 February 2012.)
Image:Desespoir front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Desespoir sample1.jpg|Sample page
Image:Desespoir sample2.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Desfinado

desfinado is a fanfiction author who writes in Bandom and Naruto fandoms.
== Fanfiction ==
[ See definado's Writing Masterlist ]
== Podfic Policy ==
Gives Blanket Permission to Podfic all fanworks, but would appreciate notification:
:"A note on podfic: I love it! Please feel free to make it for my stories, if you are so inclined. I just ask that you let me know :D If you're interested in collaborating with me during the recording process, I would be excited to do it, but don't feel like you need to!"desfinado - Profile on Archive of Our Own. (Accessed 05 September 2012.)
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Desiderata

Desiderata is a Tony Stark/Loki story by stereobone.
Summary: Tony doesn't know anything about love. He's convinced himself it's for the best.
The story is set some time after the movie. The premise is that Amora puts Loki under a love spell and Tony has to deal with the consequences.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Thor Fanfiction
Category:Iron Man Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Category:MCU Fanfiction
Desire Gonzales

Desire Gonzales is a fanartist that contributed to many zines in the 1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Sbd7back.jpg|Back cover of Saurian Brandy Digest #7 (1977) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Saurianbrandy23back.jpg|Back cover Saurian Brandy Digest #23 (1980) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Kraithcollected6art5.jpg|Art from Kraith Collected #6 (1980) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Dread2art3.jpg|Art from Dreadnought Explorations #2 (1982) (Star Trek TOS)
File:Mediarare1back.jpg|Back cover of Media Rare #1 (1985) (The Professionals) 
File:Enter8art3.jpg|Art from Enter-Comm #8 (1986) (Star Trek TOS)
Category:Fanartists