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Rainbows Always End (Battlestar Galactica zine)

Rainbows Always End is a gen 34-page Battlestar Galactica novel in five parts by Pat Hailey.
It was illustrated by J.R. Janoski, Mel White, I Joan Kokolus, and Frances Mao.
==Summary from an Ad==
"What happened on the twelve planets during and after the Destruction? A set of five stories which tell of some of these survivors and those who came after to find the ruins of the once great human civilization. An historical MUST to add to the growing collection of the BG universe! 34 pages, reduced text format, lavishly illoed." from a flyer in Pegasus #6 
 
==Zine's Dedication==
==Chapters==
* Never Underestimate (1)
* Warriors of Aeriana (9)
* Incarceration (17)
* Eulogy (23)
* So Lie the Dead as They Fall (30)
==Interior Sample==
Image:rainbowsalwaysend1.jpg|Frances Mao
Image:rainbowsalwaysend2.jpg|Mel White
Image:rainbowsalwaysend3.jpg|Frances Mao
Image:rainbowsalwaysend4.jpg|J.R. Janoski
Image:rainbowsalwaysend5.jpg|Mel White
Image:rainbowsalwaysend6.jpg|J.R. Janoski
Image:rainbowsalwaysend7.jpg|Mel White
Image:rainbowsalwaysend8.jpg|I Joan Kokolus
==References==
 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Rainbows Have Nothing To Hide

Rainbows Have Nothing To Hide is a Hawaii Five-0 story by eumelia.
Summary: “How do you know when you’re in love?”
Author's note: "This is a fic written for queer_fest. Inspired by the prompt: “Hawaii Five-0, Danny, Grace, Danny struggles with how to explain his bisexuality to Grace, or if it's even necessary since he's not dating a guy right now anyway”."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Raine Whispers

Raine Whispers is a supporting character in The Owl House TV series. 
==Canon==
Raine is a witch specializing in Bard magic, and becomes head of the Bard Coven in their debut episode. They secretly use their position to gain inside knowledge of Emperor Belos' master plan, and work with other rebels to prevent his schemes from coming to fruition. Among these rebels is Eda Clawthorne, their childhood friend and ex-girlfriend. 
==Fandom==
Raine became a fan-favorite character immediately after their debut. Much has been said about their importance for queer representation, as they are canonically nonbinary character who uses they/them pronouns. The formerly canon pairing of Eda Clawthorne/Raine Whispers quickly became one of the most popular ships in the fandom. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* "Come on, Rainstorm. I know when you're going easy on me." 🎻🌩️ by kiriani
* I am so normal about them I am SO NORMAL by egg-baby-official
* raine doodles by leembeanz
* RAINE WHISPERS MY BELOVED by teangeri
==Links==
*Raine Whispers works on AO3
*#raine whispers on Tumblr
*Whispers on The Owl House Fandom.com wiki
==References==
Category:The Owl House Characters
Rainne

Rainne is a fan writer in several fandoms since 2002. She mainly writes het pairings, but she also does femslash and slash as well as some gen.
Rainne joined Fanfiction.net on August 15, 2002. Her LJ was created on February 24, 2006 under the name "xdawnfirex" and joined Dreamwidth on May 1, 2009. Rainne joined Archive of Our Own on April 21, 2010. She is the archivist of The Buffy/Giles Fanfiction Archive.
==Notable Fanworks==
* How Steve Rogers Got His Groove Back
==Interviews==
* MCU Wintershock - Author Spotlight: Rainne
Category:Fanwriters
Rainverse

Rainverse (레인버스) is a soulmates-related trope that originated in South Korean fandoms. Its creation is credited to Twitter user 0_pinna2, and the earliest references to it online are dated to 2015.
In 2018, it spread to Thai fandoms thanks to a viral tweet. Korean and Thai fandoms continue to produce the most Rainverse content.
==Basic elements==
The basic elements of the trope are taken from this Korean primer, Rainverse by Yoon.
In this universe, when people come of age, they acquire the ability to hear their soulmate's sounds (such as voice and heartbeat) when it rains. This is called becoming "Rainers".
Depending on the rain's intensity, their soulmate may sound louder or lower. However, since it's the only thing they can hear when it rains and it's very dangerous to not hear any sound in situations where communication is important, on rainy days the world stops. The intensity of rain is divided into five levels: level 1 is enough for daily life, and level 5 is where you cannot communicate with words because you can only hear your soulmate. As soon as the intensity reaches level 4, you must stop what you are doing and stay still or go home.
Rainers are divided into 3 levels, where level 1 is the lowest and level 3 the highest. Level 1 Rainers can hear well even if it rains heavily. As the level goes up, their soulmate's volume also increases. A person without a soulmate is a level 0 Rainer, while level 4 Rainers are very rare.
People have limited job choices according to their Rainer level. For example, if a singer who has to perform on a rainy day is a level 3 Rainer, they can't sing.
==History==
The first mentions to Rainverse appeared on Korean Twitter on July 27 and 28, 2015. Asked for an explanation, a user posted a screenshot of a now-deleted tweet by Pinna (0_pinna2) dated June 21, 2015. Pinna, who's its recognized creator, wrote:
Rainverse was a niche genre for years, gaining more traction only in 2017, particularly inside of South Korean K-pop fandoms. On May 25, 2018, a viral tweet by dxublebee introduced it to Thai fandoms, which became the most prolific Rainverse-related contents makers alongside the Korean ones. dxublebee's tweet thread also featured other soulmate tropes as Colorverse, also including Sentinel and Guides which was presented with slight differences in its characterization.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* by Vizxia: The earliest Rainverse work (and likely the first one in English) hosted on Archive of Our Own (dated 12 October 2022), centered on the pairing of Colin Bridgerton and Penelope Featherington from Bridgerton.
==Fannish resources==
* Rainverse on Archive of Our Own
* Rainverse on readAwrite
==References==
Rainy Day

* Rainy Day, a fan
* Rainy Day, a Star Trek: TOS story by Emily Adams
* Rainy Days, a Star Trek: TOS story Sharon Travis
* Rainy Days, a Professionals story by Jane of Australia, the 1986 circuit story that's first in the Rainy Days Universe
* Rainy Days, a Professionals zine by Jane of Australia
* Rainy Days Universe, a series of Professionals stories by Jane of Australia
Rainy Day (Star Trek: TOS story by Emily Adams)

Rainy Day is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams.
It was published in the print zine First Time #21.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock find each other while walking in the rain."
==Excerpt==
""Come on, let's walk in the rain." He started to reach out to me and flashed that grin he knows I can't resist, then just as quickly aborted the gesture and returned his hand to his side. "Don't," I said quietly. The smile faded. "Don't?" he questioned. I could see the thoughts running through his mind: don't touch, don't smile, don't talk? What did I do?""
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===2001===
===2006===
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Rainy Day (fan)

For the Professionals zine see Rainy Days - Jane.
==Works==
Sentinel J/B slash:
*To Thine Own Self Be True (1998), published as zine by AMC Press
*Final Frontier (1999) - Virgin!Blair story
*Truth or Dare and its sequel The Best Policy 
* Head Games 
*Merry Christmas, Jim! - a holidayfic 
*Get Well Soon 
*Death Takes a Holiday 
DS9 Garak/Bashir slash:
*Protocol
Sentinel/DS9 crossover:
*Whispers in Space - an unfortunately never finished WIP novel
Category:Fanwriters
Rainy Days (Professionals story)

Rainy Days is a Bodie/Doyle 56-page story by Jane of Australia. It is a circuit story, the first part of the Rainy Days Universe and was later published in Rainy Days.
Image:rainydays1.jpg|first page
Image:rainydays2.jpg|second page
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1996===
===2007===
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Rainy Days (Professionals zine)

Rainy Days is a slash series of Professionals stories by Jane of Australia. 
Some of the stories were circuit stories, appearing in 1986, and may have remained in that form. 
Some were published later as standalone print zines. Seven of them appear to have been printed in the print zine "Rainy Days Volume 1: The Early Years." That zine was published in 2000 as as fundraiser (see The Nut Hatch Fundraiser) and contains 185 pages.
Some more of these stories (the rest?) were printed in the print zine "Rainy Days Volume 2: The Middle Years." That zine was published in 2004.
The series sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
See List of Professionals Fanworks by Jane of Australia.
==List of Titles==
Some of these stories are at the Circuit Archive. Some of the dates are taken from a flyer in Cross My Heart #4, see image on this page.
 
*1 Rainy Days circuit story (1980/81, July 1986) (55 pages)
*2 Confessions of a Shutterbug circuit story (1981), The Hatstand Express #11 (1986) (7 pages)
*3 My Cousin Raymond circuit story (1982), The Hatstand Express #10 and #11 (1986) (5 pages)
*4 Wind in the Willows circuit story (1983), The Hatstand Express #17 (1988) (10 pages)
*5 Family Matters circuit story (1984), Adult Situations #2 (January 1987)
*6 Chanson de Matin circuit story (1984, April 1986) (4 pages)
*7 Ice, Wind, and Fire circuit story (1984), Cross My Heart #1, attributed to Kathy Keegan (1987) (53 pages)
*8 Whistling in the Dark circuit story (1985), Cross My Heart #1 (1987) (50 pages)
*9 A Fate Worse Than Death circuit story (1987), The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #8 (1987), Cross My Heart #4 (1988) (5 pages)
*10 Yesterday's News circuit story (1988), Cross My Heart #4 (1988)
*11 Never Say Die Cross My Heart #5 (1990)	 
*12 Prodigals' Progress Cross My Heart #6 (1990)	 
*13 Sea Pictures Cross My Heart #8 (1991)
*14 For Auld Lang Syne (June 1992)
==Rainy Days Volume 1: The Early Years==
This zine was published in 2000 and contains 185 pages.
From the publisher's flyer: 
==Rainy Days Volume 2: The Middle Years==
This zine was published in 2004.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Rainy Days Universe

The Rainy Days Universe is a Professionals series of story written by Jane of Australia.
Some of the stories were circuit stories, appearing in 1986, and may have remained in that form. 
Some were published later as standalone print zines. Seven of them appear to have been printed in the print zine "Rainy Days Volume 1: The Early Years." That zine was published in 2000 and contains 185 pages.
Some more of these stories (the rest?) were printed in the print zine "Rainy Days Volume 2: The Middle Years." That zine was published in 2004.
The series sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
See List of Professionals Fanworks by Jane of Australia.
 
Some of these stories are at the Circuit Archive. Some of the dates are taken from a flyer in Cross My Heart #4, see image on this page.
*1 Rainy Days circuit story (1980/81, July 1986)
*2 Confessions of a Shutterbug circuit story (1981), The Hatstand Express #11 (1986)
*3 My Cousin Raymond circuit story (1982), The Hatstand Express #10 and #11 (1986)
*4 Wind in the Willows circuit story (1983), The Hatstand Express #17 (1988)
*5 Family Matters circuit story (1984), Adult Situations #2 (January 1987)
*6 Chanson de Matin circuit story (1984, April 1986)
*7 Ice, Wind and Fire circuit story (1984), Cross My Heart #1, attributed to Kathy Keegan (1987), published as original fiction with the same title (1990)
*8 Whistling in the Dark circuit story (1985), Cross My Heart #1 (1987)
*9 A Fate Worse Than Death circuit story (1987), The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement #8 (1987), Cross My Heart #4 (1988)
*10 Yesterday's News circuit story (1988), Cross My Heart #4 (1988)
*11 Never Say Die Cross My Heart #5 (1990)	 
*12 Prodigals' Progress Cross My Heart #6 (1990)	 
*13 Sea Pictures Cross My Heart #8 (1991)
*14 For Auld Lang Syne (June 1992)
==References==
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Raised Apart

Raised Apart is a trope that appears almost exclusively in Supernatural fandom. It is an AU scenario, where siblings are separated in early childhood and raised apart. This trope is a subgenre of incest fics. On meeting as adults, the separated siblings develop romantic and sexual feelings for one another.
In some works the siblings are separated by considerable distance or other obstacles preventing their reunion, and in others they may be unaware they have a sibling. These can be dark fics, with one sibling kidnapped or suffering abuse during their separation.
==Other Fandoms==
* In MCU and Marvel Comics, the Jotun!Loki trope serves a similar purpose in Thorki stories. Adoptive siblings Loki and Thor are raised apart, as Loki was never taken to Asgard by Odin. Instead he was raised on Jotunheim and knows Thor only as the Prince of Asgard.
==References==
Category:Supernatural Tropes & Genres
Raised Together

Raised Together is a trope where characters who may not have canonically known one another as children are depicted as being raised together in fanfiction. This trope can apply to works where two or more characters are raised together as siblings or works where the characters are childhood friends. 
Raised Together can include everything from gen to explicit fics, as the trope can lead to Childhood Friends to Lovers trope. 
There is controversy around this trope, since it is sometimes employed to depict characters being raised together as adoptive siblings who later entering into a romantic and/or sexual relationship. These works are generally tagged as incest or pseudo-incest.
==Fandom Specific Tropes==
* Within Star Wars fandom, AUs where Luke and Leia were raised together are common. 
*In Smallville fandom, AUs where Clark was adopted by a family other than the Kents appeared. In many of these works, Clark and Lex Luthor were raised together as adoptive siblings. In some works this led to Incest AUs.
*Some Folgers "Home for the Holidays" Commercial crossover AUs are based around characters being raised as adoptive siblings or stepsiblings rather than characters who are canonically related.
==Archives & Links==
* Growing Up Together works on Ao3
==References==
Raising Harry

In Harry Potter fanfic, "Raising Harry" is shorthand for stories (predominantly Remus/Sirius slash, though "Everybody Lives" AUs in which James/Lily survive and raise Harry also exist), in which Harry doesn't go to live with the Dursleys and instead go to Sirius and Remus, or he later moves in with Sirius and Remus.
Characteristics:
* Retrieving Harry from the Dursleys
* Scenarios in which Sirius doesn't go after Peter and thus doesn't go to Azkaban
* What If scenarios that ask serious questions about the wider Wizarding World
==Examples==
*Stealing Harry by Sam Starbuck
*These Young Lions by enjambment
*Common Woodbrown by imochan
*A Different Path by mrs_jack_turner
*the dogfather AU on tumblr by nonasuch/hollimichele
==External Links==
* Raising Harry Potter tag at Archive of Our Own
* domus_felicus, The Raising Harry Community at LiveJournal
* The Raising Harry Ficathon (archive link)
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres
Raising Hell (Dark Angel archive)

Raising Hell is a Dark Angel fanfiction archive that has been active since 2007. 
Categories include: Pairings, General & Non-Shipper, Manticore & Pre-Series, 09er Fiction, Familiar Territory, Terminal City & Post-Series, Crossovers, RH Challenges.
As of December 2013, the archive is home to 585 stories by 95 authors.
Category:Dark Angel
Category:2000s
Raisins and Almonds

Raisins and Almonds is a Star Trek: Voyager story by Peg Robinson.
It is the sixth story in the Talking Stick Series.
==The Series==
* Talking Stick by Macedon
* Circle by Peg Robinson
* A Cherished Alienation by Macedon
* The Red Queen's Repose by Peg Robinson
* Walking Across Egypt by Macedon
* Raisins and Almonds by Peg Robinson
* Otterskin by Macedon and Peg Robinson
* The Rose and the Yew Tree by Peg Robinson and Macedon
 
See fan comments about the entire series.
==Synopsis==
From Robinson: 
==Author Comments==
When this story was posted to alt.startrek.creative, Robinson had a lot to say. Most of her comments below are about the entire series, but also specific to "Raisins and Almonds": 
==Fan Comments==
===A May 1996 Discussion===
A fan named Michelle had extensive comments about this chapter/story and many fans, including the authors, responded.
Topics included:
* "Raisins and Almonds" 
* fan fiction
* portrayals of Native Americans
* gender expectations
* criticism and differing opinions
See MUCH more at "Raisins and Almonds" VOY J/C 3/28 (May 27, 1996).
===1996===
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===2018===
===2020===
==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction
Rakes at the Gates of Hell

Rakes at the Gates of Hell is a widely recced popslash AU by synecdochic. A prime example of the magical realism trope, it's a Lance Bass-centric series that takes place in a world that resembles ours, aside from the fact that Lance has the innate ability to protect humanity from demons and other forces of evil.
The fic has been compared to the movie Constantine, but it isn't a direct AU.
==Recs==
*"It's an intriguing blend of fantasy, religion, sex and the guys." Morgana_St, March 2012
*"It's gorgeous and deep and intriguing and wonderfully toned with fascinating characterization. Everything you can expect from Synecdochic's writing." theantimodel, April 2006
*"This story is so beautiful, so wonderfully researched, so seemingly valid, that you don't doubt a bit of it for a moment. There's never the thought of 'What?! That could/would never happen.' From the very first word, you're entirely in this world that Syn has created and you believe in it 100%." Shutyourface for crack_van, Aug. 2004
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Rakuen no Toritachi

Rakuen no Toritachi (楽園の鳥達, "Birds of Paradise") is a slash CSI: Miami Horatio/Speedle doujinshi series by Kyuu no Yuki. There are two parts to the story, both 12 pages each. Both parts were printed as copybooks.
Image:rakfront.jpg|front cover to part 1
Image:rakback.jpg|back cover to part 1
Category:CSI: Miami Doujinshi
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Rakuen no Zanzou

Rakuen no Zanzou (楽園の残像, "Afterimage of Paradise") is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Sisters of Franders. It is a reprint collection and contains stories from previously published doujinshi, including Familiar. It features the Sirius x Lupin pairing and is "soft yaoi."mangafish's auction - "The Image Of Paradise" on eBay. (Accessed 06 June 2013.)
Image:Rakuen no Zanzou front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Rakuen no Zanzou sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Rakuen no Zanzou sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category: 2006 Doujinshi
Category: Slash Doujinshi
Raleigh Becket

Raleigh Becket is a main character in the 2013 film Pacific Rim.
==Canon==
Raleigh Becket is a former Jaegar pilot who left the program following his brother's death. Stacker Pentecost convinces him to return to the fight against the Kaiju, sea monsters from another dimension, and Pentecost's daughter Mako Mori becomes his co-pilot. Together they pilot the Jaegar Gipsy Danger and close the breach.
==Fandom==
Raleigh Becket is a popular character in this fandom, with a lot of meta and character studies focusing on him as an example of positive masculinity.
===Pairings===
* Raleigh Becket/Chuck Hansen
* Raleigh Becket/Mako Mori
* Raleigh Becket/Yancy Becket
* Raleigh Becket/Hercules Hansen
The gen pairings Raleigh Becket & Mako Mori and Raleigh Becket & Yancy Becket are also popular.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Lazarus Syndrome by Miss_Six, Raleigh’s never told anyone, but he’s pretty sure he died in his escape pod after nuking the Breach.
===FanArt===
===Fanvids===
* 
* 
===Meta===
* Raleigh Becket: See This Sweater? It’s Made Out of Boyfriend Material by verysharpteeth
* Pacific Rim and Lessons in Positive Masculinity by DrNerdLove
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Raleigh Becket works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Pacific Rim Characters
Raleigh Becket/Chuck Hansen

Raleigh Becket/Chuck Hansen is the pairing of Jaegar pilots Raleigh Becket and Chuck Hansen in the Pacific Rim fandom.
==Canon==
Chuck is initially antagonistic towards Raleigh, due to Raleigh temporarily leaving the Defense Corps following his brother Yancy's death. Chuck is also dismissive of Mako Mori, as she is an inexperienced Jaegar pilot. Chuck insults Mako, resulting in a physical fight between Raleigh and him. 
In the final battle, Chuck's father is injured and Stacker Pentecost steps in as his co-pilot. They decide to detonate their Jaegar to give Gipsy Danger, piloted by Raleigh and Mako the best chance of closing the breach and ending the war.
==Fandom==
Raleigh Becket/Chuck Hansen is the second most popular slash pairing in this fandom. 
===Common Storylines and Tropes===
* Everybody Lives works are often fix-its in which Chuck doesn't die in the battle against the Kaiju
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* it was grassy and wanted wear by achilleees, Chuck is dead. Chuck wakes up. (Groundhog Day AU)
* Sic Him, Boy! by nhixxie, Raleigh’s pretty sure Chuck is trying to sic his bulldog onto him, and really--Raleigh thinks as the dog curls at his feet and cuddles against his boots--Chuck should have realized the plan is flawed at the very foundation.
* Revive by Amethystina, Chuck never expects to survive Operation Pitfall. And he certainly doesn't expect Raleigh Becket, of all people, to care when it turns out that Chuck has somehow cheated death. It doesn't take long for Chuck to realise that living and surviving isn't exactly the same thing however - especially not with permanent damage he will carry with him for the rest of his life. But maybe, just maybe, he can find ways to make it worthwile. Raleigh seems quite interested in the job, if nothing else.
* I'd Call That Drift Compatibility by beachpartybb, From a prompt on the Pacific Rim kink meme -- "When Raleigh gets to the base, Herc is already wounded and can't be the Jaeger pilot anymore. And somehow Raleigh happens to be drift-compatible not with Mako, but with Chuck, so now they are new co-pilots. Chuck is not happy, but only until their first drift..."
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Raleigh Becket/Chuck Hansen works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Pacific Rim
Category:Slash Pairings
Rally Spectrum+

Rally Spectrum+ is an LGBT+ focused zine in the Fire Emblem fandom.
== Volume 1 ==
Volume 1 raised $1762 for the Pride Foundation. 
===Contributors===
Mods:
ajihaew | fortegrace
Artists:
Apollo | camkatsu | cecil | Chyna | honeycatdrop | jadesnap | jean | kirszche | kittastica | Melissa Lì Tiān | meridachii | milly | Nat | Nic | Paichi | rena-lli | rice | Rosangela Ludovico | sabree | Scatter | schereas | serenes-art | sunny | tabris | Trikey | Tzu魚 | umikin | vinnie-cha | XCI | zariyen
Writers:
amuk | azureforest | Dee | Haley | Ostodvandi | Percival | sodalitelesbian | who
== Volume 2 ==
== References ==
Category:Fire Emblem Zines
Category:2019 ZinesCategory:2020 Zines
Category:Charity Zines