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The Darkest of Shadows

The Darkest of Shadows is a gen Dark Shadows anthology of actor biographies, article & comic strip reprints, fan art & pictures. There are two issues. 
It is subtitled, "A Magazine Devoted to the World of Collinwood."
==Issue 1==
The Darkest of Shadows 1 was published in February 1977 and contains 15 pages (one sided).
==Issue 2==
The Darkest of Shadows 2 was published in May 1977 and contains 23 pages (one sided).
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Category:Dark Shadows ZinesCategory:1977 Zines
The Darkfire Saga

The Darkfire Saga is a gen Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 160-page novel published in 2001 and written by Padawan Daroa. The story includes many original characters.
It won the the 2002 FanQ award for 'Best Stand-Alone Star Wars zine'.
The cover is by Yum, the inside art by C. Lerch. 
From the zine: "To find out more about these characters and other in the Old Republic Journals, check it out at:
The Old Republic Journals Library at: http://www.geocities.com/master_tavaris/joumals.html."
Summary from the flyer: 
==Inside Sample==
 
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Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Darkling

The Darkling, by OffYourBird is a Buffy/Spike fic set post-Chosen; the finale episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer where Spike sacrifices himself to save the world. 
==Summary ==
==Reactions & Reviews==
==Further Reading==
* Q&A The Darkling by OffYourBird, an Q&A event at Buffy Forums (2021)
==References==
Category:2018 Fanfiction
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
The Darkness Within: Feature Article

The Darkness Within: Feature Article is an essay at The Darkness Within by cmakintosh.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Some Topic Discussed==
The essay quotes a large chunk of Arduinna's essay The Idea Makes the Story... Not, and then discusses that essay's points, as well as:
* what constitutes flaming
* writing quality fanfic
* feedback and LoCs
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Darkover Dilemma: Problems of the Darkover Series

The Darkover Dilemma: Problems of the Darkover Series is a 28-page zine by Sandra Wise devoted to a critical overview of the first eight Darkover novels.
==Chapter Titles==
* The Darkover Dilemma 
* The Compact
* The Terran Empire: Ugly Americans in Space
* Darkovan Culture
* Darkovan Women
* Brawn Before Brains
* Darkover Religion
* Non-Human Darkovans: The Chieri
* The Trailmen
* The Catmen
* The Novels (Darkover Landfall, The Spell Sword, Star of Danger, The Winds of Darkover, The Bloody Sun, The Heritage of Hastur, The Planet Savers, The Sword of Aldones, The World Wreckers)
 
==Excerpts==
 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Bradley Didn't Like This Zine==
MZB and Walter Breen mentioned this publication in March 1976: 
MZB and Breen commented again in August 1976. Their jab at "trivia games" is a jab at the author as Sandra Wise had been a contributor to the Darkover Newsletter as the creator of a trivia game published in it: 
==References==
 Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Darth Side

The Darth Side was a Star Wars TPM fanfiction archive. It was hosted by Tripod.
Description from Stay On Target: 
The site was a member of The Prequel Erotica SiteRing, the Episode One EroticaThe Darth Side, via Wayback: 21 Oktober 2000. (Accessed 16 November 2015) webring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring. 
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==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:Tripod
Category:2000s
The David Marciano Appreciation Society

The David Marciano Appreciation Society was a fan club for the actor who portrayed Ray Vecchio on due South.
The club was based in Western Australia.
It was approved by David Marciano himself.
Membership was free, but there were costs, mainly to send "David our support with various packages and activities for himself and his family." See the flyer, which also includes fairly nosy demographic questions. 
 
==Description from a Flyer==
Category:Due South
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The David Soul Appreciation Club

The David Soul Appreciation Club (DSAC) was run by a woman in the UK, and had several branches. The German contact was Kirsten, the US contact was Julie Reitz.
At some point, Sylvie became the point person. 
 
Topanga was the mailing list for this club in 1998, before it closed due to a fan's unhappiness with a letter by David Soul that was printed in a late 1997 club newsletter. 
The club also had a website: From a November 1996 issue of Black Bean Soup: "Kirsten (German head of the DSAC) has created a web site for the DSAC with references to other sites on the net and lots of info about David Soul as well as Starsky & Hutch and other info. Her site can be found at Merlin-l. Check it out!" from Black Bean Soup v.2 n.42 
In 1998, "Sylvie of the DSAC (David Soul Appreciation Club) has cut back from 12 issues/year to 6. Basically... lack of input, a feeling that the interest was waning, and a desire to spend time doing some other things. from Black Bean Soup v.4 n.5 (May 1998) 
==History==
==Letters from David Soul==
The newsletter included long letters from Soul. Some of these letters were reprinted in Black Bean Soup.
* BBS v.2 n.29 (August 1996) 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Clubs
Category:1994 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar

The Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar is a series of slash Harry & Johnny novels. It has the subtitle "A Whole Year of Fun and Games."
Most are written by Ruth Kurz, and some by Kurz and Teri White. 
These stories may have all been published together in this single zine title, or they may have been issued separately. In any case, they are most often found as separate "chapters" or "novels." 
Each novel documents one month in the life of Harry and Johnny in 1975. The links below refer to the stories that Ruth and Terri co-wrote. The series also inspired responsefic, also listed below.
==Contents/The Series==
The series as written by Ruth and Terri contains 12 parts. 
* January -- "snow, sex, sunshine, sex, skis, sex, saunas, sex..."
* February -- "a Saturday that belongs in the Guinness Book"
* March -- "Johnny plays Sam Spade in Las Vegas"
* April -- "Harry and Johnny go to Hollywood"
* May -- "a birthday that turns grim, grim, grim"
* June -- "camping in the Sequoias to get over May"
* July -- "tennis and Richard's cowboy"
* August -- "Harry and Johnny fly to the National Pistol Matches"
* September -- "Johnny's gallery showing, or 'Callahan'll handle it.'"
* October -- "a Grim Fairy Tale." 
* November -- "Harry and Johnny go cruising (to Hawaii)"
* December -- "thank goodness, it's Christmas again"
==Response Fic==
The novel October inspired some responsefic written by fans of the series. It is titled Response to October.
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Dawn (Burning Zone zine)

The Dawn is a gen anthology.
==Issue 1==
The Dawn 1 was published in 1997 and contains 128 pages.
* Stories include A Matter of Trust, Mai River Project, Payback, Eyes of Odin, The Journal, Trapped, Vengeance, Consciousness and Recruitment. Plus Poetry, trivia and more.
==Issue 2==
The Dawn 2
* Stories include Quarantine, Tucanquetzl, Old Acquaintances, Key Lardo, The Gift, Someone To Watch Over Me, A Voice In The Wilderness, Just Desserts, Spirit Of The Season, The Gross Exaggeration, and more.
*Contagion by Jeanne Powers ("Cassian has resigned and the rest of the team are having serious doubts about his replacement. When they discover that Cassian is really dying, they begin to investigate the new project director and quickly find themselves in over their heads.") (reprinted in Ouch! #8)
==Issue 3==
The Dawn 3
* Stories include Hands of the Healer, Thoughtful Night, A Warrior for All Seasons, Until Then, Hijinks on the High Seas, Death Song and more.
Category:Burning Zone
Category:1997 Zines
The Day After

The Day After by Mildred Manhill is a K/S story. 
It was published in the print zine No Greater Love.
==Summary==
"After their run-in with the Romulans, Kirk goes to Spockʼs cabin to ascertain the Vulcanʼs mood over Stileʼs prejudice."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Day After Tomorrow Challenge

The Day After Tomorrow fanfic challenge was run by anniesj and miggy on Livejournal in May 2004, to inspire apocafic in as many fandoms as possible.
The final master list, which can be found here, contained 69 stories in 44 separate fandoms, ranging from Peanuts to RPF, and including Yahtzee's famous story Goodnight Moon for Joan of Arcadia
The Day the Earth Stood Still

The Day the Earth Stood Still is a 1951 science fiction film.
==Canon==
An alien lands and tells the people of Earth that they must live peacefully or be destroyed as a danger to other planets.
==Fandom==
*Dreamer's The Day the Earth Stood Still
==Zines==
* The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Day the Earth Stood Still works at AO3
* The Day the Earth Stood Still and crossover works at FFN
Category:The Day the Earth Stood Still
The Day the Friskys Stood Still!

The Day the Friskys Stood Still! is a slash 98-page anthology that is printed on blue paper. On the cover: "It was a day unlike any other day. It was..."
While the number of stories in this zine are Star Trek: TNG, the bulk of the content is Quantum Leap.
==Series==
For other Frisky zines, see Frisky Business.
==Contents==
 
* Strangers in the Night by Perri Thrust (Deanna knew only that he rescuer was ‘big’ and he had a warm, baritone voice. Because of the precious chain of events she couldn’t get much of an empathic reading, except for a definite overwhelming omission of lust…) (Star Trek: TNG) (3)
* Busy Signal by Allen (For once in her life, Madeline was speechless. She had not been prepared for what she saw on Dixon’s desk. Was that the ‘Gloria from Cleveland’ lady?) (Star Trek: TNG) (13)
* Further Letters, 1 & 2 by Gene Delapenia (Star Trek: TNG) (19)
* A Ghost in the Program by Sue-Anne (Worf circled his opponent warily. He was a warrior and he was confident in his own abilities, but he also knew he was evenly matched. He felt himself grabbed from behind…flipped through the air…And felt a deep satisfaction spreading through him, making him swell. Now This was a woman!) (Star Trek: TNG) (20)
* Trespassers Will Be Violated by Jerry (Ever since he had discovered the existence of the late Tasha Yar’s secret holodeck program, Wesley Crusher had been obsessed with learning its contents. Nothing in all his short 18 years of life had ever frustrated him like this, and he wasn’t about to let go until he beat it.) (Star Trek: TNG) (22)
* Inquiry by Allen (Star Trek: TNG) (26) 
* Duty, Honor--Service! by Jerry (Star Trek: TNG) (30)
 
* Nyssa's Dream by Khylara (Doctor Who) (32)
 
* Quantum Love by Nancy Rhodes
** Part 1: No Fatal Beauty (Part one: With a shock, Sam realized that two of the things he had dreaded most about leaping through time had come to pass. At the same time. He had leaped into the body of a woman, during the act of sex.) (33)
** Part 2: Say Uncle (Part two: When they reached a room that seemed to be some sort of control center…Sam stared at the banks of computers in awe. They were ancient! I’m a spy, he thought with amusement. I’m James Bond. The diminutive Russian looked around them quickly and seeing that they were alone, leaned forward slightly and placed a kiss squarely on Sam’s lips. This was going to be a difficult leap. Based on the series, “The Man From UNCLE) (57)
** Part 3: The Mirror Image. (Part three: As Sam buckled himself in the Porsche, he leaned over to look in the side view mirror to see what he looked like this time. It was his own reflection. At least close enough to be a twin. He did not notice the familiar sound of Al coming through the holographic door from the lab. (Quantum Leap) (81)
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Days Worth Living

"The Days Worth Living" is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Mirien. It is a gen vid. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Ancasta on Crack Van on July 25, 2008: "This is such a hard choice to make. Being a vidder myself, I've paid close attention to the amazing work being done in S&H by folks like lauramcewan (Laura McEwan), shfan (A T.M. Production), giandujakiss, and enednoviel (among others), and have counted myself lucky to be in such company.
I went with this, Mirien's only S&H vid (and possibly only vid, period--it's the only one I know of), because it's the very first S&H vid I ever watched, and one I've played over and over again.
I've explained before, in other venues, that part of my reaction to this vid comes from how I link it in my mind to the lives of the actors playing these two roles. Mirien captures plenty of gorgeous shots of David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser. They're young, seemingly happy, together, at the height of their careers, with their whole lives ahead of them. Both would go on to face such tough challenges. I can't help but look at their bright and shining faces, listen to the lyrics being sung, and think, 'I wonder if you guys had any idea what lie in store.'
I know I'm reading more into the vid than Mirien no doubt intended. But that's what I bring to it, just like any audience member brings their own POV to any artistic endeavor. Even if you don't see it the way I do, Mirien includes some wonderful fun, exciting shots that really capture the energy and joy of the show, and--most importantly--the unique and lasting relationship between these two men, both in real life and on the screen."
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2000s
The Days of Me and You

The Days of Me and You is a Star Trek: TOS story by April Valentine. 
The art is by Stefanie Hawks and has been uploaded to Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
 
It was published in Nome #2 and "The Best of Nome" #1.
==Series==
* The Days of Me and You (Nome #2)
* Both Sides Now (Nome #4 and #5)
==Summary==
"Five years after losing Kirk to an invading entity, Spock returns to the area of the event as his link to Kirk strengthens and they can be together at last."
==Reactions and Reviews==
"The first part of a trilogy. A formless alien invader from another universe, the Moreau Effect, threatens the Federation. To save his world, Kirk offers himself to the effect. We see McCoy's struggle to help his Captain as he fights the effect and his grief as he believes Kirk dead and must watch as Spock follows Kirk into the effect." from The McCoy List 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
The Days of Their Lives zine

the Days of Their Lives zine was an anthology charity zine in Good Omens fandom. There were two versions, SFW and NSFW.
Description:
Donations were two one of two charities, The Feel Something Foundation or The Mercury Phoenix Trust, after a screenshot of their donation was emailed to the editor fans would receive their PDF.
== Contributors ==
* ﻿AL FIGEROID
* ALICE ROVAI
* AMALTEA OLENSKA
* ANIMEANGELRIKU
* APOCALYPSENAH
* ARI-C
* ATELIER DE LICORNE
* BECKERS522
* CAR KURYAKIN
* CC
* CHUBBY HORNED EQUINE
* CRISOS-CSP
* D20OWLBEAR
* DUKEOFNONE
* EGLANTINE.C
* ELDERA
* ELF_ON_THE_SHELF
* ENELICA
* FREYJAWRITER24
* GARMR
* HAPAX
* KERKUSA
* HEAVYDIRTYSIL
* LONICERA
* MAGNOLIA822 Magnolia822
* MOVES LIKE BUCKY
* NIGHTVALEIAN
* PANNY
* OHTANGERINES
* SCHPOG
* SEV DRAGOMIRE
* SHAYZ MGSFTJEWISHCACTUS
* SISKEY
* SNOWFILLYI
* SODIUM AZIDE
* SPACEPUFF39
* AAAR HHI
* SUNGMEE
* SUPERGEEK21
* SUVROC
* TAREK GIVER OF COOKIES 
* THE BENTLEY
* THETA_BEE
* THYRA
* TONY | THESKYWASPAINTED.RED
* VECIEMINDE
* VEGAS
* WARGODDESSO
* WATEROFTHEMOON
* WOTWOTLEIGH
Category:Good Omens Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
The Dayspring Archive

The Dayspring Archive was one of the big Cable archives during the height of the X-Men fandom, it later merged with Partners (Cable/Domino) and Strange Luck (Domino archive) in the Alternate Timelines and itty bitty archives which later turned into ComicFic.net. At the time the archive was marged, it contained 234 stories by 38 authors.
==AuthorsIn the case where an author's full legal name was used, the first name or the surname has been replaced with an initial to avoid outing. Those authors whose surnames remain are 1) already known for their fannish work (by use of Google); 2) deceased; or 3) have an extremely common name(s) that are difficult to Google. If you are identified and wish to be removed, follow the steps outlined here: Fanlore:Identity Protection Archived==
Adriana S 	A.j. 	Andrea13 	Cascade 	Maria Cline
Cosmic 	Ana Lyssie Cotton	DuAnn 	Dandelion 	Diamonde
Dyce 	Em-Spider 	Falstaff 	Phil H 	Brooke H
Jaya Mitai	JenesisX 	Jenrhianna 	Kaylee 	Kerr
Lise 	Domenika Marzione	Alicia McKenzie	PollyMel 	Brucha M
Nikki 	Nute 	Paradoqz 	Persephone Kore	Riana
Riolee 	Alara Rogers 	Trisha Lynn 	Shai PeriHawk 	Sparks
TM 	Tomato 	Zanne 	 	
==Screencaps==
File:DayspringArchive1.jpg|Screencap of the original Tripod website
File:DayspringArchive2.jpg|Screencap of the site at Alternate Timelines
File:DayspringArchive3.jpg|Screencap of the site at comicfic.net
==References==
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Het Archives 
Category:Gen Archives
|}
The Daystrom Project

The Daystrom Project is a 184-page gen novel by Rick Endres.
Originally published in 1987, it was also reissued in 2001 as Orion Archives 2275: The Daystrom Project and then re-released in 2008 which explains the three different covers. 
Rick Andres won a 1988 Fan Q Award for Best Writer & Story for this zine.
==Summary==
Blurb (from the flyer of the reprint): "The dreaded Kh’myr Klingons have kidnapped Doctor Richard Daystrom and his daughter. Their goal: to construct a multitronic computer with the engrams of a Kh’myr imprinted upon it, and thereby ease the way to conquer the galaxy! Only one man stands in their way: James T. Kirk! Note: Adult themes, rape, violence." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Covers and Flyers==
 Image:daystrom2.jpg| cover of The Daystrom Project, likely the 1987 edition, as it does not show the "Orion Archives 2275" of the reprints 
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 Image:Secondmissionsix.jpg| cover of the Orion Archives 2275 reprint, likely from the 2008 edition as this is the one currently shown on the Orion website 
 Image:daystrom1.jpg| cover of the Orion Archives 2275 reprint, likely from the 2001 edition 
 
==See also==
*Orion Archives
*Orion Archives: 2272-2275 The Second Mission
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The De Forest Kelley International Appreciation Society

The De Forest Kelley International Appreciation Society was a fan club based in England and active during the early 1980s, possibly into 1990.
Kelley's name was spelled "De Forest" in this club's publications.
It was run by Lynn Campion. Both Marquita and Jenny had to step down due to time commitments at the end of 1981. Marquita returned as a club leader to join Lynn in 1986.
The club's charity was "The British Leukemia Research Fund."
==How Many Members?==
The club had 40 members in 1983, and the editor noted this is a big decline from the previous year.
In 1984, the club had 80 members.
In 1986, the club had 96 members.
==Regarding Finances==
From the editorial printed in the 1984/85 issue of DFKIAS Yearbook regarding club finances: 
==Zines it Published==
* Full Circle (novel)
* Jacksonville (newsletter)
* McCoy (fiction, art, poems)
* Trust is a Two Way Thing (novel)
* Tomorrow Belongs to Me (novel)
* DFKIAS Yearbook (yearbook printing info and reprints from other club zines)
* Welcome to the De Forest Kelley International Appreciation Society (info booklet)
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Dead Ladies Club

The Dead Ladies Club (sometimes called the "DLC") is a meta essay as well as a term created by Joannalannister to refer to several female characters 1-2 generations prior to the main storyline of A Song of Ice and Fire by George R.R. Martin. It critiques the fact that Martin developed many of the male characters from this time period, but did not similarly develop the female characters, instead reducing them to the effect that they had on the main characters' stories. 
== The Dead Ladies ==
The list of Dead Ladies varies from person to person. Discussions occur on whether one person should be part of the club or not. However, Joannalannister first stated the list as
* Lyanna Stark [sister of Eddard Stark]
* Elia Martell [sister of Doran and Oberyn Martell]
* Ashara Dayne 
* Rhaella Targaryen [mother of Rhaegar, Viserys, and Daenerys Targaryen] 
* Joanna Lannister [mother of Cersei, Jaime, and Tyrion Lannister]
* Cassana Estermont [mother to Robert, Stannis, and Renly Baratheon] 
* Tysha [wife of Tyrion Lannister] Lyarra Stark [mother of Brandon, Eddard, Lyanna, and Benjen Stark]
* the Unnamed Princess of Dorne (mother to Doran, Elia, and Oberyn)
* Brienne’s Unnamed Mother
* Minisa Whent-Tully
* Bethany Ryswell-Bolton
* The Miller's Wife 
and added that she might be forgetting someone.
== First Use of the Term ==
Joannalannister first used the term in a Tumblr post on 23 October 2013 in response to a question by user thericajstuff which asked "From what we know about Tywin, do you really believe that he simply forgot about Elia during the Sack?". It references another meta, "Can I be Lord of a Holdfast?" by downtothelastbullet.
== Essay == 
==Critiques of the Term==
Fandom reaction to the term varies. Some people question why the ASOIAF fandom has created a separate term for this phenonmenon because many fantasy series have a similar trope in play, such as The Lord of the Rings. Others state that equivalent male characters are similarly undeveloped. Some note that this may have been an intentional critique on Martin's part. 
== Usage in Fandom ==
Frequent users of the Dead Ladies Club tag have included: 
 
* joannalannister (creator) 
* poorshadowspaintedqueens
* cosmonauthill
* lyannas
* allyriadayne
* poorquentyn
* goodqueenaly
* arielno
* gulbaharsultan
* racefortheironthrone
==Fanworks==
Several fans have created fanworks centering members of the Dead Ladies Club and their perspectives.
The Dead Zone Fanfic Archive

The Dead Zone Fanfic Archive is an archive for Dead Zone fanfiction. It is owned by astolat and is stable although not actively maintained. It uses the Automated Archive software. 
From Arduinna's Omnium-Gatherum‎: "This is small, but then so is the fandom. Vanishingly small. Hopefully, it will start getting bigger as people discover the show and start writing for it more, and equally hopefully, this archive will grow with it. It's inclusive of slash, het, gen, and all ratings."Link section. (Accessed 19 January 2012) 
==References==
 
Category:Dead Zone
The Deadly Cycle

The Deadly Cycle is a Kirk/Spock story by Theresa Hernandez. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #6.
==Summary==
"Spockʼs POV after the Koonakalifee as Kirk prevents his suicide by giving himself to Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1991===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎