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"Your Sister in St. Scully": An Electronic Community of Female Fans of The X-Files

"Your Sister in St. Scully": An Electronic Community of Female Fans of The X-Files is a 2001 academic article by Sarah R. Wakefield.
It was published in "Journal of Popular Film and Television" (v.29 issue 3).
The article's author describes herself as a "participant-observer" with an "insider's perspective."
==Regarding Quoting Permissions==
==Regarding Jargon==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The X-Files 
* the female fan presence 
* Order of the Blessed Saint Scully the Enigmatic
* the female membership of the OBSSE Mailing List, "an unusually high percentage of women among Internet science fiction communities."
* the staggering amount of jargon and in-jokes on the mailing list, which some fans felt was off-putting to new members and made some people feel like outsiders
* CHarc
* Straight Women in Love with Scully and their website SWILS Island
* Not-so-straight Women in Love with Scully (NSWILS)
* Gillian Anderson Born-Again Lesbians (GABAL)
* discusses the term Man Pain "Although many are regular contributors and their analyses of the show are well respected, the brothers of the OBSSE mailing list sometimes find themselves at a loss. They complain, usually jokingly, that there's too much written about clothes and hair, or that they don't wear black pumps with four-inch heels. The Abbey has a term for their suffering, "man pain" (the trauma of simply being male), and many brothers are described wearing black silk boxers and serving drinks to the nuns.." 
* the books Textual Poachers (Jenkins, 1992), Enterprising Women (Bacon-Smith, 1992), "Science Fiction Culture" (Bacon-Smith, 2000), "Television Culture" (Fiske, 1987)
* the book chapter Normal Female Interest in Men Bonking ("thoughtful research on slash")
* mentions of estrogen brigades: David Duchovny Estrogen Brigade, Mitch Pileggi Estrogen Brigade as well as the website David Duchovny Red Speedo Poems Page
* other websites mentioned: Scully Appreciation Society, Philes Against Scully Torture, Church of X (listed as having more than 1,800 registered members and a mailing list for fans age 13 or older)
* some stats from OBSSE Mailing List: in August 1999, there were 937 messages -- five were posted by fans of an unknown gender. "Of the remaining 932, 80 came from 16 different men (35 from 3 individuals), and the remaining 852 were sent by 149 different women") 
* fandom as community
* is an online community a "real one"
* m/m slash is very briefly mentioned and there is a small mention of Scully/Other speculation, as well as the perplexing mention of Scully/Holly fic; these are both only footnotes
==Sections==
* Introduction
* "Hail Scully, Full of Patience": Constructing a Saint"
* "She's Taking Names and Kicking Ass": Scully as Everywoman"
* "Did Anyone Else Drool?" Scully as Sexpot"
* "Concluding Thoughts on the OBSSE Community"
==Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:2001 Academic Commentary
Category: X-Files Academic Commentary
"Zines" find a good home! -- Or Maybe I Wasn't Crazy After All

"Zines" find a good home! -- Or Maybe I Wasn't Crazy After All is an essay by Rebecca Taylor in The K/S Press #147. 
The topic was her search to find a good home for her large print zine and printed-off-the-internet fanfic collection, and her encouragement for other fans to do the same.
While there are more options available to fans today, in 2008, interest in archival, academic interest, and interest in popular culture (specifically fan culture) was a fairly new one. 
Note: This essay was written about the same time as the creation of Open Doors, a Organization for Transformative Works project that helps archive fanworks.
==This Fan's Collection==
This fan's collection now resides at The University of California-Riverside. 
See .
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Zine Meta
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
"chills and thrills"

"chills and thrills" (on the cover: "Media Scene 1 Take 1) is 52-page zine containing stories set in various horror universes.
It was edited by Jeanne Kimlel and is digest-sized printed photocopy.
The art by Frank V. Liltz.
It contains the following stories:
* Wolf Pack by Pat Hailey (Werewolf)
* The Blue Scrying Crystal by Calista Robys (Dark Shadows)
* The Innocent Prey by Pat Hailey (Werewolf)
* A Village of the Damned by Pat Hailey (Werewolf)
* Fright of Fancy by Rene Schneider (Fright Night)
* The Seer by Pat Hailey (Werewolf)
* other unknown content
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
"crossing the line" collected

"crossing the line" collected is a 188-page (127,000 words) slash anthology of Simon and Simon incest fan fiction written by Karen Ripley. Cover by Anja Gruber.
It was originally published in collected form in 1992 from Crossing the Line.
From a 1995 ad: "karen's long running tale of the trials and tribulations of Rick/AJ crossing over into a physical relationship. Includes all previously published chapters, plus two more installments! The definitive S/S story."
It is subtitled: "A novel exploring the trials and tribulations of the blossoming physical relationship between Rick/AJ Simon."
==Summary==
"A novel of the guys slowly coming to realize, name, and act on their attraction. It deals with a lot of the same issues we all love in slash -- a realization that this trust and friendship is good, and that expressing it sexually feels like the natural next step."
==Chapters==
* If It's Physical, It's Therapy (3)
* Piece of Mind (9)
* Footwork 16)
* Lip Service (24)
* Oral Contract (32)
* Auto Focus (46)
* Acceptance Speech (54)
* Applied Mathematics (66)
* A Two-Digit Number (76)
* Father Figure (91)
* Two for Sixty-Nine (109)
* Over-the-Counter Treatment (125)
* Into the Eye of the Storm (144)
* Position of Trust (166)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1992 Zines
"i know you care for him as much as i do."

"i know you care for him as much as i do." is a 2010 essay by Aja that was posted to her bookshop livejournal account. In it, Aja discusses her disappointment with the growing trend of adding homoerotic subtext to mainstream media without actually including any queer characters. The title is a quote from Sherlock Holmes (2009), in which Mary Morstan acknowledges that Holmes loves Watson as much as she does.
It has 506 comments.
Aja later wrote two follow-up posts about misogyny in slash fandom: The flip side. ("Pickering, why can't a woman be more like a man?") and Fannish spaces, girls, and the culture of silence.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the pros and cons of bromance
* fanservice
* queerbaiting
* Patrick O'Brian
* Torchwood, House, Sherlock Holmes (2009), NCIS, other fandoms
* slash fanworks: part of the solution or part of the problem?
* much, much more
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Post==
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Category:Slash Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
"original slash" rec and discussion of this term

"original slash" rec and discussion of this term is a short meta by princessofgeeks on whether slash has distinct tropes and aesthetics, even separate from other works of m/m fiction. The meta follows a rec for an original slash work and provoked further meta discussion in the comments. 
==Excerpt==
==Responses==
==References==
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
"theyre all trans sharon": Authoring Gender in Video Game Fan Fiction

"theyre all trans sharon": Authoring Gender in Video Game Fan Fiction is an academic paper examining tag trends of works on Archive Of Our Own featuring non-cisgender characters. It was published in the journal Game Studies. The authors analyzed metadata from 402,084 unique fan fictions from AO3, and then drilled down to a subset of 2,279 fics.
==Excerpts==
Category:2018 Academic Commentary
"touched" Interview with Eva Stuart

The "touched" Interview with Eva Stuart was published in 1985 in "touched" #6.
In it, there is discussion regarding:
:1. What came first, her interest in K/S or male/male relationships?
:2. Why are the vast majority of K/S writers female?
:3. Do you feel that K/S is detrimental to gay population?
:4. What do you think of the tendency of K/S writers to maintain that Kirk and Spock are NOT gay, they just love each other?
:5. Whatever happened to feminism in the majority of K/S stories?
:6. Lesbians have been [almost] totally ignored by "mainstream K/S writers," even by those who are lesbians. Why?
:7. Discussion about Winterstorm, a story in The Voice #3, which focuses on some characters that portray traditional gay stereotypes and how much Kirk appears to dislike them.
:8. Are there any gay, male K/S writers?
==An Excerpt==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1985 Fan Interviews
"you love her"

"you love her" is a shipping vid by Mrseclipse555 for the Olicity pairing from the Arrow fandom.
As of June 6, 2016, the video has more than 127,900 views–making it one of the Top Viewed Videos of Oliver/Felicity. It has 1922 likes and 19 dislikes. On tumblr it has over 460 notes.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:""Go get Thea. Stop Slade. Do whatever it takes. End this. Once and for all."
:hope, you'll like it)"''
The scenes in the vid are not only focused around the Oliver and Felicity scenes in Episode 18 of Season 2, but on all the other scenes of Olicity moments cherished by fans. It has voiceovers of Sara Lance, Oliver Queen, Felicity Smoak, Laurel Lance, Barry Allen, Roy Harper, and John Diggle.
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Arrow Vids
Category:2014 Vids
Category:Het Vids
"‘Fair dealing for the purposes of humiliation, embarrassment & mockery’ is a bit of a contradiction in terms."

"‘Fair dealing for the purposes of humiliation, embarrassment & mockery’ is a bit of a contradiction in terms." is a 2013 essay at ef yeah copyright law.
It was created in reaction to Caitlin Moran's Fic Stunt (in which a journalist had Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman read some slash fic aloud at a very public gathering) and An Open Letter to Caitlin Moran (one of the many outraged reactions).
The title of the essay, "‘Fair dealing for the purposes of humiliation, embarrassment & mockery’ is a bit of a contradiction in terms.", is a quote from AJ Hall. 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
'50 Shades of Grey' could have been a good book, but kinky slant dooms it

'50 Shades of Grey' could have been a good book, but kinky slant dooms it is a review of Fifty Shades of Grey. The reviewer found the book disturbing and says that "kinkiness aside, this book suffers because the dialogue is weak, and the characters aren't relatable."
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media 
Category:2012 News Media
'Cross the River

'Cross the River is a fanfic written by SLWalker that is noted to be the first fanfic published on Ad Astra as noted by the ID on its URL. However, it was previously published around 2008 on LiveJournal and was the winner of the ASC Awardshttps://harmony-bites.livejournal.com/118537.html. The story is an introspective of Spock as he recalls a memory he had of his mother handwashing clothes.
==References==
Category:2008 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
'Elite' archives?

Elite' archives? is a 2004 essay by maeglinyedi.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* curating of fiction for inclusion in fiction archives
* quality of fic
* The Sugar Quill
* Diagon Alley
* FictionAlley
* Ink Stained Fingers
* pornish_pixies
* Fanfiction.net
* Skyehawke
* elitism in fandom, cliques, and BNFs
* the headaches of running an archive
* navigating the Harry Potter fandom minefield
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from Comments at the Post==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
'Fanzines' break out of mimeograph mold

'Fanzines' break out of mimeograph mold was an article in The Globe and Mail. It was about fanzines and how they were getting more polished. The article starts out focused on the zine Barbra, which was about Barbra Streisand, and then discusses several other zines dedicated to other musical artists/groups.
== Excerpts ==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:1981 News Media
'Fifty Shades Of Grey': Publishing's Sexiest Trend

'Fifty Shades Of Grey': Publishing's Sexiest Trend is a 2012 article about Fifty Shades of Grey and its fanfiction origins posted at NPR.org.
An English professor estimates that "Masters of the Universe counted more than 37,000 reader reviews on FanFiction.net before James moved the book to her own site." The professor argues that the story and the success of the book pose a unique ethical and legal problem for the publishing industry:
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media
Category:2012 News Media
'Fifty Shades of Grey' shines light on erotic fan fiction

'Fifty Shades of Grey' shines light on erotic fan fiction is a 2012 article by Stephanie Goldberg about the former Twilight BDSM AU Fifty Shades of Grey and erotic fanfiction.
The article quotes Francesca Coppa on the topic of erotic fanfiction, mentions the OTW (with a link to Fanlore!) and gives a short introduction to the history of fanfiction by pointing to the origins in Star Trek fandom. Slash isn't referred to by name but as "people were writing gay and lesbian scenes". Anne Rice and her 'DO NOT WANT' stance on fanfiction is also mentioned.
On the reaction of the mainstream:
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media
Category:2012 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
'Fix-it fiction' gives queer women the happy endings they deserve

'Fix-it fiction' gives queer women the happy endings they deserve is a 2020 article by Payal Dhar on the use of fix-it fics within femslash fandom.
==Topics Discussed==
* Bury Your Gays
* Fix-it fics
* AO3 Ship Stats project by centrumlumina
* Lexagate
* Berena
==Post==
Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:2020 Meta
'Folded Arms' and Open Minds

'Folded Arms' and Open Minds is a Professionals circuit story by Shoshanna.
The author's dedication: "for Jane Carnall because of 'touched'."
The story generated MUCH discussion, most of it focusing on We're Not Gay, We Just Love Each Other, and how this trope plays out in The Professionals fandom. Some comments are below; for others, see 
==Summaries==
==Author's Comments: 1996==
==Author's Comments: 2015==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1997===
===2012===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
'Neath the Sidewalks of New York

'Neath the Sidewalks of New York is a het crossover Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine. The first issue is an anthology and the second issue is a novel.
From the flyer for the first issue: "NSONY is a fanzine for people who find impossible situations romantic - and wish to resolve them. This zine touches upon mature themes but is rated PG13."
==Regarding Crossovers Between "The Equalizer" and "Beauty and the Beast"==
Edward Woodward who portrays the lead character in The Equalizer married one of Roy Dotrice's daughters in 1987. This connection may account for some of the crossover fanworks between the two shows.
==Issue 1==
'Neath the Sidewalks of New York 1 was published in 1990 and contains 188 pages. Authors are Margaret Basta, Steve Bratmann, R. Dean Backer, Sue Collins, Jan Gosnell, Michele Hawley, and Patricia Poole. Artists are Susan Perry-Lewis, Jayne Largent, and Sherri Pruehs.
* Comments by Jan D. Feldmann (3)
* Cartoon by Jayne Largent
* At the Dark Hour by Margaret Basta (crossover with Equalizer) (5)
* art by Sheri Preuehs (13)
* The Paws That Refresh by Nanny Mouse (27)
* On the Side of Angels by Sue Collins (crossover with Airwolf) (28)
* Paws #2 by A. Nanny Mouse (44)
* An Evening with Fred: A Look at the Literary References in Beauty and the Beast Episode Titles by Janice Gosnell and Patricia Poole (45)
* Okay—Fine by Steven Ronald Brattman (60)
* Heaven Needs Hell by Steven Ronald Brattman (60)
* Lola by Michele Hawley (61)
* Paws #3 by A. Nanny Mouse (64)
* McCall of the Wilde by Margaret Basta (crossover with Equalizer) (65)
* Come Dare the Silver Mirror by R. Dean Becker
* art by Sheri Preuehs (85)
* The Stainless Steel Tunnel Brat by Margaret A. Basta (crossover with Remington Steele; a related story is in Pick Me Up) (110)
* portrait by Sheri Pruehs
* Paws #4 by A. Nanny Mouse (134)
* Cartoon by Jayne Largent (135)
* Come—Dare the Silver Mirror by R. Dean Becker (136)
* art by R. Dean Becker (161)
* Paws #5 by A. Nanny Mouse (176)
* Quotation Sources (177)
* Cartoon by Jayne Largent (178)
* Babble On by Margaret A. Basta (179)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
'Neath the Sidewalks of New York 2 is subtitled, "Vinnie, Vidi, Vici." It is a novel by Margaret Basta and Jan D. Feldmann. It was published in 1991 and contains 188 pages.
The art is by Gerda Eeckelaert and Jeanne McClure. According to the Qfer the cover is an "applied color picture" and the zine "contains sparse art by Gerda Eackelaert."
According to The Beauty and the Beast Buyer's Guide to Fanzines: 
From the editorial: 
File:neath2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Gerda Eeckelaert
File:neath2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, sample text
File:neath2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Jeanne McClure
File:neath2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Gerda Eeckelaert
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:Equalizer Zines
Category:Wiseguy Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1991 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
'Nonny Miss, New York: August 1998, Tunnelcon V

'Nonny Miss, New York: August 1998, Tunnelcon V is a self-insert metafic with some magical realism by an anonymous fan. 
It takes the form of a con report and speculates one future for Beauty and the Beast (TV) fandom.
The fanwork was printed in Lionheart #7.
==Some Hopes Expressed for This Imaginary Con==
* fans would get their long-awaited movie
* fans could see the lost scenes that were never shown, the ones that were better and more satisfying than what was aired, plus, each fan was given a video tape of these scenes (perfect for vids)
* PTB and other actors from the show freely mingled with fans
* the PTB were super appreciative of fans and their efforts
* so many fans came to this convention that over a thousand had to be turned away
* smokers and non-smokers segregated themselves
* the con was a WEEK long
* there were delicious snacks and drinks
* everyone got along
* Vincent Wells turned out to be a real person, not a character, and he attended TunnelCon
* the author of this con report got to have a lot of sex with Vincent
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
'Slash' Fiction - In Search of a Definition

'Slash' Fiction - In Search of a Definition is a fan discussion compiled by Kaíres Tévesu from [simegen-L] (June 2005)
The discussion's focus was the definition of slash, and some Sime~Gen fans puzzlement that the story A Companion in Zeor #21 had been given a slash Fan Q Award due to a story in it called A Companion's Duty.
The discussion: 
For some context, see Timeline of Slash Meta.
==The Discussion==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Sime~Gen Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2005 Meta
'Star Trek' now an odyssey of the mind

'Star Trek' now an odyssey of the mind is a 1973 article by Daniel F. Goldman, for "The Evening Sun," a Baltimore, MD newspaper.
The subjects were Star Trek: TOS, the then-recent con in New York (the Star Trek Lives! convention), and the fan-created play One Cube or Two?.
==The Article==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:1973 News Media
'Surekill'ed That Possibility

'Surekill'ed That Possibility is by Fialka.
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
'TH' HA THRUSH NO SU

'TH' HA THRUSH NO SU is a Japanese anthology fanzine published in the late 1980s by Mieko Shibuya. The zine was advertised in issue #16 of The McCallum Observer (1988): "A subscriber in Japan has been keeping the Uncle spirt alive by publishing her own UNCLE zines in Japanese!! They contain delightful artwork, stories and comics.."
At least three issues were published.
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
'That tall fellow next to Galadriel.' A short article about Celeborn

'That tall fellow next to Galadriel.' A short article about Celeborn is an essay in the Tolkien fandom by Marnie, written in around 2003. It was published at Marnie's Celeborn fansite, Silver Tree: Portrait of an Elf Lord, now offline, and is also archived at Open Scrolls. The essay reflects on the lack of popularity of the character Celeborn, especially compared with his wife Galadriel, and analyses Celeborn's character.
The title quotes from Implacida's story 'Heart and Body'. The author's summary is A short essay on why Celeborn is such a neglected character. (accessed 21 June 2016) In the introduction to a subsequent essay on the same character, 'Prince Valium?', Marnie writes Much of the larger overview about the cultural differences between Noldor and Sindar elves, the reason for his enmity towards dwarves, the similarities of Celeborn to both Elu Thingol and Thranduil, I have already covered in a more general essay...
==Summary==
* Celeborn is relatively unpopular in fanfiction compared with Legolas, Haldir & other elves, and is sometimes viewed as an unworthy husband for Galadriel, although Tolkien's description makes him precisely her equal
* Celeborn is canonically physically beautiful and was let down by the Peter Jackson film casting, direction & wig; his canonical silver hair marks him as royalty descended from Elu Thingol and is associated with legitimate leadership
* Canonical justifications exist both for his statement that Gandalf fell from wisdom into folly and for his anger at Gimli, which are often interpreted by fans as rudeness
* His lack of 'niceness' speaks of attachment to the world and lack of fading
* He's a Sindar elf whose behaviour is more similar to Thranduil than to Galadriel, Elrond, Gildor Inglorion and others of the Noldor
* His engagement with the Fellowship is more practically useful than Galadriel's
==Excerpt==
==Awards, Reviews & Related Works==
The essay won the category 'Genres: Non-Fiction: Elves' in the 2005 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards. It was translated into German by Stephanie Dorer.
==References==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
'Til Night Closes In

'Til Night Closes In is a Kirk/Spock story by Toni Cardinal-Price.
It was published in Nome #12 and Companion #2.
==Series==
* The Essential Seed
* A Change of Mind
* Some Time Beyond Place, or Place Beyond Time
* More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow
* In the Rainy Pleiads
* A Matter of Approval
* Where Joys Never Cease
* The Price
* Nights, Winters, Years
* Penumbra
* Eclipse
* ... And Patiently Abide
* 'Til Night Closes In
* A Time to Be Born
* Visions and Revisions
* other stories in Companion #2
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎