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Doctor Who Secret Santa

Doctor Who Secret Santa was an annual gift exchange in Doctor Who fandom. Participants had to write a fic of a minimum 1500 words, or create art or gif sets. It was open to all characters and pairings.
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Doctor Who Tapezines

While fans in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s created the occasional audiozine, it was Doctor Who that, by far, inspired the most. 
 
==Doctor Who Tapezines==
* Audio Visuals: Adventures in Time & Space
* CT of Death
* CVE Tapezine
* Dr. Who: Tapezine
* Doctor Who 2000
* A History of Doctor Who
* The Legopolitan
* The Master Tape
* Rayphase Shift
* Renegade
* The S.F.O.W. Express
* Season Specials
* Sonic Waves
* Spectrox
* Spotlight
* Tardis Log
* The Time Listener
* Time Trace
* The Trakenites' Times
* Tranquil Repose
* UNIT Tapezine
* Wotan
* Zero Room
==Other Audiozines==
See: Audiozine.
==Some Dust in the Wind==
===Some Examples===
* A.L.B.O.E.: or 'A Little Bit of Everything, ' Produced by Paul Chandler, this one-off tapezine covered Doctor Who and other genre television series. Made in 1989.
* Death Zone and DZFM: Produced and edited by Keith Musselwhite.
* Ergon: An early attempt by Nick Goodman of Rayphase Shift which was wiped, never to be heard by fandom or its real star - Nick's cat.
* The Faceless Ones: Produced and edited by Nicholas Williams of Banbury, Oxon.
* Meglos: Another Keith Musselwhite production.
* Sonic Force: The 'pilot' version of Alan Hayes and Paul Hewson's Sonic Waves. Similar, but with a duff moniker!
*some others: Botcherby's: The Doctor Who Fan Audios Database.
==References==
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Doctor Who Tie-in Novels

Doctor Who Tie-in Novels are professional works set in the Doctor Who universe, that are meant to complement the source material. Some works are direct novelizations of early episodes, or Missing Adventures occurring within the main continuity, and are often canon compliant. Others, such as the New Adventures series added to existing canon.
The New Adventures continue where the final episode of the original TV show left off, along with comics and audio dramas, were considered the official sources of where fans would get their fix during the show's hiatus. There was much discussion of the canonicity of these works at the time they were published. Much of the New Adventures was later jossed by the revival of Doctor Who. Though one of the novels "Human Nature" was adapted into a two-part episode for the third season of the revived TV series by its original author Paul Cornell. After the 1996 TV movie aired, Virgin lost the rights from the BBC and Bernice Summerfield, a companion created for the series would become the main focus of the remaining books in the series.
Some elements of the Tie-In novels have found their way into accepted Doctor Who fanon. The best known example is the Master's childhood nickname, Koschei. This name first appeared in a Missing Adventures novel, and was never mentioned in any of the live action versions of Doctor Who, but is a common name applied to the Master in fanfiction. 
==History==
== Virgin ==
:NA as commercial fan fiction and the role of women writers
====Virgin New Adventures====
Continues where the original TV series leaves off, continuing the adventures of the Seventh Doctor and Ace.
====Virgin Missing Adventures====
===BBC===
====Eighth Doctor Adventures====
Continuation focusing on the Eighth Doctor (Paul McGann) set between the 1996 movie and the revival.
====Past Doctor Adventures====
===Fan and Pro Writers===
Several writers of the novels also wrote fic or other content in fanzines, and engaged with the fandom further.
*Paul Cornell, writer of VNAs Love and War and Human Nature, reworked his Queen Bat fic Total Eclipse into the book Timewyrm: Revelation.
*John Peel, writer of VNA Timewyrm: Genesys and the infamous EDA War of the Daleks, contributed to the fanzine Cosmic Masque. His other EDA Legacy of the Daleks was allegedly based on a fic written for the zine.
*Lance Parkin, writer of VNA The Dying Days and Faction Paradox story Warlords of Utopia, was a regular contributor to the zine Enlightenment.
== Mailing List ==
* DoctorWhoBooks 
==References==
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Doctor Who YaWho List

Doctor Who YaWho List was a Yahoo! Group from 2001 to 2019, with 2,331 members. This was a restricted group with membership approval for both joining and posting. This made it even more surprising that the group was enormously active from 2005-2011 with up to 3000 posts a month.
It had an affiliated group, the Doctor_Who News round up' which had 80 members and posted up to 40 times a month. 
==Description==
==Group Ending==
As of October 2019 the following was posted for both groups:
"Yahoo Groups as we know it is going away. There is a Facegroup site started by the founder of YaWho at https://www.facebook.com/groups/drwho/.
The news posts will continue at https://groups.io/g/DoctorWho. They also be sent to the YaWho groups as long as they exist, but messages will no longer be archived as of 28 October 2019."
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Doctor Who and Shada

Doctor Who and Shada is a gen novel by Paul Scoones. Cover artwork by Alistair Hughes.
Published by the New Zealand Doctor Who Fan Club, 2006. Print editions: Doctor Who - Shada by Paul Scoones & Jonathan Preddle (first edition) JPS Books, March 1989; Doctor Who - Shada by Paul Scoones (second edition) TSV Books, October 1991; Doctor Who and Shada by Paul Scoones (third edition) TSV Books, October 2001.
From the publisher, "The Doctor and Romana visit Professor Chronotis, a retired Time Lord living at Cambridge University. The Professor wants to return an ancient and very powerful book to Gallifrey - but the book has gone missing.
Skagra, an evil scientist, steals the book and the Professor's mind - and also takes Romana and the TARDIS.
In order to stop Skagra, the Doctor must discover the secrets of a notorious Time Lord criminal, and a long forgotten prison called Shada..."
CONTENTS
Prologue
* Professor Chronotis
* The Worshipful and Ancient Law of Gallifrey
* In Search of the Book
* The Sphere
* Skagra
* Dead Man
* The Krargs
* Think Tank
* Skagra's Plan
* Shada
* Into the Vortex
* Battle of the Minds
* Epilogue
SPECIAL FEATURES
* Introduction
* Novelising Shada
* Author's Notes
* Covers Gallery
* Dirk Gently's Shada
* The Making of Shada (from TSV 26)
available by PDF Format
Other related novels:
* Doctor Who and the Pirate Planet
* Doctor Who and the City of Death
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks
==Background Info==
"In 1988, Paul Scoones and Jon Preddle decided to 'fill the gaps' in the Target range of novelisations by writing and publishing adaptations of the un-novelised television stories. Early plans to include the two Troughton Dalek stories in this schedule were abandoned when it became clear that Virgin Books would be publishing these. The first book in the series was a novelisation of Shada by Paul Scoones from Jon Preddle's transcript off a video recording. The pair were credited as co-authors on the first edition, published in March 1989. Later, the full rehearsal scripts for Shada were obtained, from which an entirely new novelisation was written by Paul Scoones and published in October 1991. The second book was The Pirate Planet by David Bishop (later the author of Who Killed Kennedy for Virgin Books). David's book was first published in September 1990 and reprinted in a retyped format in January 1991. July 1992 saw the publication of Revelation of the Daleks by Jon Preddle and City of Death by David Lawrence was published in November of the same year. Over seven years later, a fifth book, Resurrection of the Daleks, by Paul Scoones, was published in January 2000, completing the last of the 'gaps' in the Target novelisations.
These were unofficial publications only available to fans, and not for resale. No profit was made from the sale of these books." 
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Doctor Who and the City of Death

Doctor Who and the City of Death is a gen novel by David Lawrence. Cover artwork by Alistair Hughes.
Print editions: Doctor Who - City of Death by David Lawrence (first edition) TSV Books, 1992; (second edition) TSV Books, 2002.
From the publisher, "When the Doctor and Romana take a break from their travels in Paris 1979, a holiday is far from what they get.
Strange things are happening: lost art treasures are turning up, secret experiments are causing distortions in time, and the greatest art fraud in history is about to reach its fruition.
When the time travellers team up with Duggan, a British detective, they learn that everything points to Count Carlos Scarlioni, a wealthy and famous art collector who is somehow much, much more than he seems...
If Scarlioni is allowed to succeed, his plans will result in all life on Earth ceasing to have ever existed..."
Prologue
* We'll Always Have Paris
* Art and Lies
* In Equal Scale Weighing Delight and Dole
* There's No Art to Find the Mind's Construction in the Face
* The Art of the Matter
* Escape Into Danger
* I Have Heard Of Your Paintings Well Enough
* ‘The centuries that divide me shall be undone!’
* But Look; The Morn In Russet Mantle Clad...
* . So Full Of Artless Jealousy Is Guilt
* O! Call Back Yesterday, Bid Time Return!
* The Death of Art
* Epilogue
SPECIAL FEATURES
* Author's Notes
* Novelising City of Death
* Covers Gallery
Other related novels:
* Doctor Who and the Pirate Planet
* Doctor Who and the City of Death
* Doctor Who and Shada
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks
==Background Info==
"In 1988, Paul Scoones and Jon Preddle decided to 'fill the gaps' in the Target range of novelisations by writing and publishing adaptations of the un-novelised television stories. Early plans to include the two Troughton Dalek stories in this schedule were abandoned when it became clear that Virgin Books would be publishing these. The first book in the series was a novelisation of Shada by Paul Scoones from Jon Preddle's transcript off a video recording. The pair were credited as co-authors on the first edition, published in March 1989. Later, the full rehearsal scripts for Shada were obtained, from which an entirely new novelisation was written by Paul Scoones and published in October 1991. The second book was The Pirate Planet by David Bishop (later the author of Who Killed Kennedy for Virgin Books). David's book was first published in September 1990 and reprinted in a retyped format in January 1991. July 1992 saw the publication of Revelation of the Daleks by Jon Preddle and City of Death by David Lawrence was published in November of the same year. Over seven years later, a fifth book, Resurrection of the Daleks, by Paul Scoones, was published in January 2000, completing the last of the 'gaps' in the Target novelisations.
These were unofficial publications only available to fans, and not for resale. No profit was made from the sale of these books." 
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Doctor Who and the City of Pentas

Doctor Who and the City of Pentas is a 27-page gen Doctor Who novel written by Jan M. Carey and illustrated by Jane Gravitt. 
It is one of several Rassilon's Star Special Editions.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: " Doctor and Sarah find themselves caught between a tyrannical colonial power and the hapless natives they wish to dominate."
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Doctor Who and the Hodge-Podge

Doctor Who and the Hodge-Podge is a gen Doctor Who zine.
Editor's note: 
:This story was originally written in 1983-84, as a progressive story – that is, each person wrote anything from a few words to a few paragraphs, and handed it off to the next person. The idea had started with me, and I regularly attempted to inject some faint odour of continuity into the process . . . with what some might call fair success, considering the circumstances.
From an ad in Universal Translator #29: "The ultimate cross-universe epic. The Doctor meets Mary Poppins, Meg Murray, Zaphod Beeblebrox, Avon, Vila, Kirk, McCoy, Darth Vader, Frodo, Jaxom and Ruth, Aslan, Thomas Covenant, Indiana Jones, Sapphire and Steel, and many others, all in the same story!"
Authors include Louise Owen, Esther, Anne, Beverly, Dinah, Jerome, Derek, Janet, John, Richard, Janet, Arlene, Steve, Tucker, Darrel, Corrie, Jennifer, Crystal, Nicole
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Doctor Who and the Reluctant Companion

Doctor Who and the Reluctant Companion is a set of two gen Doctor Who and Blake's 7 crossover novels by S.R. Mowatt.
A third issue in this trilogy was advertised as "coming soon" in 1993, but it was likely not printed.
==Issue 1==
Doctor Who and the Reluctant Companion 1 has the subtitle: "Random Factors." It was published in 1991. It features the Fifth Doctor and Avon.
From a flyer: 
==Issue 2==
Doctor Who and the Reluctant Companion 2 has the subtitle: "Key Elements." It was published in Spring 1993.
From a flyer: 
 
Image:doctorwhoreluctant2-1.jpg|a 1993 flyer
Image:doctorwhoreluctant2-2.jpg|part of a 1993 flyer, or art from the zine
 
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Doctor Who song spoof crack!vid

Doctor Who song spoof | crack!vid is a very popular song spoof/crack vid in the Doctor Who fandom by KatrinDepp. As of 28th January 2022, the video has over 1,380,900 views.
The video focuses on New Who as of the time of the release, encompassing the Ninth, Tenth and much of the Eleventh Doctors' eras.
The vid emphasises the humour of the show, overlaying various clips with a myriad of different songs, with the occasional onscreen text graphic.
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Doctor Whom

Doctor Whom is a gen Doctor Who zine published by James Sellwood. 
There are at least ten issues. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Doctor Whom 9 was published in 1995.
==Isue 10==
Doctor Whom 10 was published in 1995. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issues 9 and 10==
==References==
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Doctor Whooves

Doctor Whooves, also known by alternate names like Dr. Hooves, Whooves or Time Turner, is a brown male pony that appeared as a recurring My Little Pony background character, and ended up becoming a Breakout Character for the show fandom, notably because of the headcanon of many fans that he was a pony version of The Doctor from Doctor Who.
==Origins==
Doctor Whooves began the series as a random nameless pony that would be used on background shots of the series. However, thanks to his hourglass Cutie Mark, his design bearing some slight resemblance to the actor David Tennant, and the popularity of Doctor Who at the time, people created the headcanon that he was a pony version of the Tenth Doctor; This was also expanded to the idea that any pony that had a hourglass Mark was another Time Lord as well.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
==Meta==
*Analysis of Background Ponies on TV Tropes
*Doctor Whooves: Why This Wibbly Wobbly Crossover Worked on Equestria Daily
*Doctor Whooves / Time Turner on Know Your Meme
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==Links & Resources==
*Dr. Hooves at the MLP Wiki
==References==
==Navigation==
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Doctor on the Squad

Doctor on the Squad is a 26-page Bodie/Doyle story by Jane of Australia. 
"Blue Jeans And True Genes, or... Cupid Was A Welsh Doctor, or... The Courting of Raymond Doyle, or..."
This story was originally part of the paper circuit. It is crossover with The British TV series, Doctor in the House, a show in which Martin Shaw had a role. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1993===
===2000===
==References==
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Doctors vs. Furries

Doctors vs. Furries is a Tumblr thread started by pukicho involving a somewhat tongue-in-cheek discussion comparing the wages of doctors with the commission price for furry art. The thread was turned into a comic in 2020 by coolfrogdude, which was then dubbed by the YouTube channel JelloApocalypse in 2022.
==History==
===Original Thread===
===Comic===
The comic draws several users as Pokémon characters (Pikachu, Charmander, and Gengar), alongside a frog, and a photo of a woman, likely based on the usernames and/or icons of the users in the thread.
===YouTube Dub===
JelloApocalypse wrote a comment on their video commenting on the meaning of the comic:
==Responses==
==Resources==
*Original Thread
*Comic
*Doctors vs. Furries (COMIC DUB)
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Dodecahedron

Dodecahedron is a Doctor Who apazine edited by Nikki White. 
It contains fiction, reviews, articles, and letters. 
According to the editor's comments in the flyers, it was started in response to perceived censorship in some of the letterzine and apazines of the time. 
==Issue 1==
Dodecahedron 1 was published in 1986.
==Issue 2==
Dodecahedron 2 
==Issue 3==
Dodecahedron 3 
==Issue 4==
Dodecahedron 4 
==Issue 5==
Dodecahedron 5 contains 25 pages.
==Issue 6==
Dodecahedron 6 was published in 1987. It was the last issue.
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Dodger

Dodger is a character from the animated Disney film Oliver & Company. He's a dog, and is loosely based on the Oliver Twist character of the Artful Dodger.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Gallery====
File:Billy joel s fursona by wreckham.png|billy joel's fursona (Sept 2021) by wreckham
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Dodificus

Dodificus is a multifannish podficcer known for her podfic in the fandoms Teen Wolf, Supernatural, Stargate Atlantis, and more. She is able to produce long, quality podfics and often chooses stories with sexual and/or dark themes.
She is also one of the hosts of Auralphonic, a podcast about podfic, the creator and moderator of the podfic feeback comm welovepodfic, and has extensive recs on her journal.
==Notable works==
* Love Runs Wild, a Teen Wolf Sterek podfic of a fic by DevilDoll.Love Runs Wild on AO3
* Needs Must, a Suits Mike Ross/Harvey Specter podfic of a fic by thatotherperv.Needs Must on AO3
* And Be One Traveler, a Stargate Atlantis/Stargate Atlantis RPF podfic of a fic by Amireal and Trinityofone.And Be One Traveler on AO3 This podfic was a large multivoice project that Dodificus organized and was the first of its kind.
* Not Proper (Chinese Boxes Remix), a Peter Pan George Darling/James Hook podfic, of a fic by Penknife.Not Proper (Chinese Boxes Remix) on AO3
* Jeeves Has A Theory
==References==
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Does Gender Matter? Women, Tolkien, and the Online Fanfiction Community Community

Does Gender Matter? Women, Tolkien, and the Online Fanfiction Community is a 2004 essay by Thevina.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
The essay is a paper discussing the results of a 2003 survey of Tolkien fans: 
==Sections==
* The Tolkien Online Fanfiction Community: Motivation 
* The Tolkien Online Fanfiction Community: The Recent Explosion 
* Does Gender Matter?
* Self-Representation
* Slash and Tolkien 
* Other Sub-genres and the Online Tolkien Fanfiction Community 
** Galadriel vs. Mary Sue
** Putting Arwen out with the Entwives
* Muses of Middle-earth
==Excerpts==
==References==
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Does anyone else feel complicated When you have a crush on a Minor character

Does anyone else feel complicated When you have a crush on a Minor character is the first part to a TikTok post made sometime before 03 June 2023 by an unknown fan. The full post reads: Does anyone else feel complicated When you have a crush on a Minor character because if that Crush lasts until i turn into an adult Wouldnt that be considered illegal[?] The post received over 800 comments, many of whom were from fans worrying about the same thing.
On 03 June 2023, Sam Aburime documented the thread and posted a selection of its comments to Twitter. This thread on Twitter would receive around 80 comments and several hundred reblogs. Many of these reblogs were from fans who saw the TikTok post as concerning and detrimental to young fans. It was emblematic of anti-shipping culture that young fans were so concerned about fictional crushes.
Replies in the thread also linked similar discussions within anti-circles.
==Sam Aburime's thread ==
==Comments on Twitter==
==References/Further Reading==
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Does m/m slash empower women?

Does m/m slash empower women? is a 2005 post by partly bouncy at slashphilosophy.
The original poster includes eleven hyperlinks in the last paragraph, some are to journals that have been purged and deleted; see the original post for these links. The links used here on Fanlore are internal ones to the wiki.
==The Essay==
==A Response Post==
* My first ever slash manifesto. (Also titled: A Comment Gone Horribly Awry)
==The Comments at the Post==
[wordsaremyfaith]: 
[partly bouncy]: 
[blackjackrocket]: 
[partly bouncy]: 
[ blackjackrocket]: 
[norah]: 
[prettyarbitrary]: 
[pinkdormouse]: 
[starstealingirl] -- see more of this fan's comments at My first ever slash manifesto. (Also titled: A Comment Gone Horribly Awry): 
[ainaria]: 
[chasethecat]: 
[jaybee65]: 
[adens shadows]: 
[Cheshire23]: 
[jdemorae]: 
[nell65]: 
[anonymous]: 
[gwynfyd]: 
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Does plagiarism matter in fanfiction?

Does plagiarism matter in fanfiction? is a August 7, 2006 post by tacky tramp to Fanthropology. The subject was plagiarism, with a focus on Cassandra Claire and The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle.
Opening paragraph: 
==Excerpts from Comments==
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