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The Church of U2

The Church of U2 was an author page and U2 fansite run by Sunrazor aka Sunny.
The site was founded as The Chapel of U2 Lovey-Doveiness on September 5, 2000.Main Sanctuary, archived 20 February 2001 by the Wayback Machine: "This page went online on 9/5/00. Last Updated:2/9/01." It was redesigned and relaunched as The Church of U2 on March 4, 2001,Homepage, archived 16 May 2001 by the Wayback Machine. inspired by The Church of X.About this site/Disclaimer, archived 02 May 2001 by the Wayback Machine.
By early 2002, the site moved to Femgeeks.net and was redesigned again to become a general multifandom author page renamed Heartland.
==Site Contents==
* About/Disclaimer (about the site)
* Gallery (U2 photos)
* Meditations (writing)
* Pulpit (rants/essays)
* Psalms (verse)
* Reliquary (MP3s)
* Collection (Sunny's U2 merchandise)
* Artwork (Photoshop fanart for U2, X-Files, and Fushigi Yuugi)
* Book of U2 (stylized retelling of the band's history)
* Chambers of the Priestess (about Sunrazor)
* Sacred Icons (link banner)
* Links/Paths of Worship
==References==
Category:U2
Category:2000
Category:2000s
The Cicatrix Cycle

The Cicatrix Cycle was a series of Harry/Draco slash novels by Ivy Blossom that were posted on the now-defunct Veela Inc. website. The series title reflects the major themes of the stories: physical and emotional scarring.The series title was coined by aunt beast and adopted in September 2002:
 The stories revolve around Draco Malfoy's (fanonical) history as a victim of sexual abuse.
==The Series==
The series included three finished novels -- Origins, Haven, and Belong -- an unfinished novel titled Quiescent, and miscellaneous outtakes (Breathe, an epilogue to Origins; Innocence, a Haven insert).
 
===Origins===
Origins, the prequel to Haven, is the most popular work in the series and appears in many lists of HP fandom "classics". Draco falls in love with Harry while they're at Hogwarts.
Ivy Blossom removed "Origins" from the web for some months with the intention to rework it as an original work, but reposted it to her website in May 2003.ivyblossom at LiveJournal. "Origins and so forth", posted 27 May 2003. Archived 02 June 2003 by the Wayback Machine.
===Haven===
Haven is Ivy Blossom's first HP story and isn't as highly regarded as Origins or Belong. The summary reads, "Harry and Draco discover a new element of their relationship, and Harry learns that Draco might not be as keen to be a Death Eater as everyone had thought. Can Harry save Draco? Can Draco avoid betraying Harry?"Haven, archived on Skyehawke
===Belong===
Belong deals with the fallout from the events of Haven and explores how Draco's sexual abuse as a child has affected him. Meanwhile, someone tries to resurrect Voldemort.
It also features Draco becoming an excellent cook, a bit of fanon that shows up in some post-Hogwarts Draco-centric slash stories.Theft of Assets, Destruction of Property by Helenish and Welcome to the Real World by IamtheLizardQueen. This editor could have sworn there were more than three of these stories, but can't think of any other.
===Quiescent===
A abandoned Ginny/Pansy WIP.
==Related Fanworks==
Ivy Blossom collected some artistic responses to the series on her website. Fanartist nefeleo created a Harry/Draco bookplate and kiss art based on the series.
Libertine wrote two short pieces written from Neville's point of view: screamslikeagirl!Neville and wetunderpants!Neville.
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Cinderella Phenomenon

Cinderella Phenomenon is a visual novel/game written in Ren'Py, which is available for free. The sequel, Cinderella Phenomenon:Evermore, retailed for $10 on Steam and itch.io. Dicesuki, the creators, are a small group of three.
==Canon==
Witches and Fairies used to maintain a balanced between good and evil, but after fairytales convinced humans to prosecute witches, the persecuted witches struck back and cursed humans; the 'war' between witches and humans remains at the time of the story's beginning. The protagonist is Lucette(though the name can be edited by the player), a coldhearted princess who is estranged from her father the king and hostile to her step mother and step family who she feels have replaced her real mother(who died 4 years ago). Lucette is cursed by a witch, Delora, with a twisted 'Cinderella' curse; she must complete three good deeds(as Cinderella was a good person) in order to return to her life as a princess. 
There are five routes, each romancing a different love interest who has been cursed, and each with a different plot and resolution. There are two endings per route, a good ending and a bad end. Rod, the mute stepbrother who communicates through a stuffed rabbit, Karma, a beautiful man who dresses as a woman, and Rumpel, an amnesiac flirt, are unlocked. Two of these routes must be played in order to unlock the other two routes, Fritz, Lucette's loyal knight, and Waltz, a man trapped in a child's body. Waltz's route is the "true" route. 
A fandisk, Cinderella Phenomenon:Evermore, has been released, with five chapters per love interest.
==Fandom==
Contentious characters: Varg, Myth
Discord group with small but active community, where creators are involved. 
Roleplay group offshoots
Creators twitter, and Tumblr, where they engage with fans.
===Lucette as unconventional Otome Protagonist===
Lucette is often cited as one of the main draws of the game, as she is blunt, bitter, and distant as a result of her upbringing, and doesn't just sit around waiting to be saved. Many find her a refreshing contrast to the typical Otome Protagonist, who is a blank slate with no personality, who is always being funnelled around by the plot and the love interests. They like the character development Lucette goes through, and find it compelling that she struggles and grows over the course of the game. However, some dislike her due to her spoilt attitude and occasional cruelty at the beginning of the game.
===Fanfiction===
There exists fanfiction on Ao3, as well as on Tumblr. Reader-Insert fic is popular. Through miscellaneous discord servers, Cinphen themed exchanges took place
Some common tropes include:
* Varg is alive
====Fanfic Examples====
* Bloodlines by Verona_mira -- One of the longest fics in the fandom, this is a longform Lucette/Myth romance
===Fanart Examples===
===Other Fan-creations===
* Cosplay
* Fan games: Sweet Sweet Fairytale, centred around an OC romance in an AU of the game
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Visual Novels
The Circle

The Circle is a slash Torchwood 276-page novel by Mirenna. It is the first in a series.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Series==
* The Circle
* What Goes Around
* Unbroken
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Torchwood
Category:2009 Zines
Category:Torchwood Zines
The Circle of CiCi

The Circle of CiCi is an X-Files website created by CiCi Lean.
It contains essays, fiction, the newsletter The Acid Desk, and more.
==Contents==
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* CiCi Lean's XFFanfic Picks (offline)
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** The Evolution of a Fanfic Author: A terrifying tale of obsession, desire and stupidity.
** How To Entice Fanfic Readers: You want readers, boy and girls? Well, you GOT 'em!
** CiCi's Top Ten Erotica Pet Peeves: The things that really rut my smut.
** A Day In The Life of A Fanfic Author: Oh, it's yet just ANOTHER day in the life of that miserable sub-species of human. The Fanfic Author.
** The Fanfiction Recipe Book - Part One: So, You Wanna Be a Fanfic Writer? Well, come here for the tips and learn how not to make MY old mistakes.
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Category:X-Files Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
The Circle of Raziel

The Circle is the political/terrorist group composed by Valentine Morgenstern and his followers in both the The Mortal Instruments and Shadowhunters universes.
Although the total number of members is unknown, the most significant and most portrayed in fanworks Circle members are Valentine Morgenstern, Jocelyn Fray, Luke Garroway aka Lucian Graymark, Robert Lightwood, Maryse Lightwood, Amatis Herondale, Stephen Herondale, Michael Wayland, Hodge Starkweather and Céline Herondale.
The Circle of Stones Affair

The Circle of Stones Affair is a gen 82-page novel written by TM Alexander and winner of 1988 Fan Q Award for Best Novel. Cover art is by Paulie.
==Summaries==
From the distributor, "...quiet little village of Rosebury in the English countryside of Sussex, and its inhabitants. What does this village have to do with Illya's past? How does fellow agent Mark Slate fit in? Does the stuffy Thrush official living there have anything to do with it? Napoleon's dying to know! Join him as he finds out more about his partner than perhaps anyone should know..."
From a flyer: "A misty English town, set in the center of an ancient stone circle, is laid-siege by a series of gruesome and inexplicable events . The elders say it's the evil of the "Old Ways"...but the U.N.C.LE. believes otherwise when a British statesman suddenly goes missing after a visit to the circle. Illya Kuryakin, new to the organization, is teamed with agent Mark Slate, in hopes that they--under the watchful eye of Chief Enforcement agent Napoleon Solo--can find out where the occult ends and Thrush begins. Unusual goings-on and reacquaintance with an, unfortunately, familiar face are in store for the Russian in this prequel novella to THE RAIN, RAIN, GO AWAY AFFAIR (11 & 2 #2 (01/1987)."
==Comments by the Author==
The author comments that her first Man from U.N.C.L.E. story was in 11 & 2, and that it was the first part of "The Circle of Stones Affair." 
From Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with TM Alexander (2012): 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Circles of Time

The Circles of Time is a gen Blake's 7 AU 97-page crossover with The Master. 
The zine contains no interior art, and the back cover is blank.
It is a series of three stories by Sheila Paulson.
==Contents==
* Stranger in a Strange Land ("Cally is rescued from the planet Terminal by benevolent aliens who bring her to Earth. Unfamiliar with different times and dimensions, they bring her to Earth in the middle i980s where she falls in with John Peter McAllister, Ninja master, and his student. Max.") (reprint of "The Circles of Time" in Anglo File) (1)
* You Deserve a Blake Today ("Life for Cally, Avon, Vila and the others becomes more complex when Cally's favorite aliens rescue Blake from Gauda Prime and bring him to Earth-without warning him what he is to find there.") (32)
* Back to the Future ("What happens when Cally and her friends are finaly returned to their own time and go searching for the other survivors of Gauda Prime? Will the man they find destroy everything they have accomplished so far?") (64)
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:The Master
Category:1989 Zines
The Circus (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine zine)

Circus is a 85-page digest-sized Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novel by Eva M. Seifert. 
==Summary==
==Series==
*The Circus
*Perchance to Dream
*The Wormhole Disaster
*The Evil That Men Do
==Flyers and Covers==
Image:ds9storyflyer.jpg|ad for all four zines in the series
Image:DS9series.jpg| a 1996 ad in Trexperts for "The Circus"
Image:thecircusfront.jpg|front cover
Image:thecircusback.jpg|back cover
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The Citrus Scale (podcast)

The Citrus Scale is an adults only podcast hosted by Jenos and Khy that focuses on fanfiction. 
==History==
After expressing their desire to make a podcast to talk about fandom related topics and tweeting about the possibility a couple of times, Jenos got a microphone, selected a name via a poll on Twitter and announced Khy as a co-host in mid-February. The first episode was posted on February 26, 2021, under the name "Monsters & Mimosas" and the podcast was renamed that same day to "The Citrus Scale" (inspired by the Lemon rating) due to possible copyright infringement and to respect the creators of an already existing podcast by the same name., The Citrus Scale's tweet about the new name
On that episode Jenos and Khy talked more in depth about the origin of the podcast, and their intentions with it. In the start they were planning to center it around antis but Jenos decided that they didn't want to talk so much about negative topics so instead they chose to spotlight fanfiction, the experience of being an adult in fanfiction spaces and make it a safe space for BIPOC and LBGTQ+ people.
==Format==
Each episode focuses on a topic related to fanfiction, among other things the hosts discuss tropes and their different iterations, trends and misconceptions, and give their opinions on them. However, they have also done special episodes (titled "Raw" episodes) in response to events that had occurred in fandom at that time, and have given their perspective about broader topics related to fandom spaces like pro-shipper vs. anti-shipper discourse, racism and anti-blackness, and harassment in fandom spaces.
They've made a general disclaimer for all episodes that theirs is an NSFW podcast that discusses heavier themes, intended for adults only but they also provide specific disclaimers and warnings in each episode both on the show notes and the podcast itself. Example:
==Episodes==
*Episode 001: The Starter Trope: To Lovers (2021-02-26)
*Episode 002: Monster F***er March-The Classics (Werewolves and Vampires) (2021-03-05)
*Episode 003: Citrus Slice-Let's Talk About Villain F***ery! (2021-03-12)
*Episode 004: [Raw Mode] Oh You Tubers..... (2021-03-17)
*Episode 005: [Raw Mode] That Train is Never Late (2021-03-25)
*Episode 006: Headcanons v Canons: Dawn of Discourse (2021-04-08)
*Episode 007: The Alpha and The Omegaverse [part one] feat Danae Wilding (2021-04-14)
*Episode 008: [Raw Mode] Called Out feat Danae Wilding (2021-04-28)
*Episode 009: The Alpha and The Omegaverse [part two] feat Danae Wilding (2021-05-06)
*Episode 010: Bloody Happy Tears: Castlevania and Happy Endings (2021-05-19)
==References==
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2021 Meta
Category:Meta on Audio
The City of Atlantis

The City of Atlantis was a fansite for the 2001 Disney film Atlantis: The Lost Empire. The site was managed by Rebmakash and hosted on Geocities.
The site was structured as if visitors were actually visiting the city, with canon characters and OCs giving information on updates and guiding you to different sections of the site. The site sections had names such as "The Royal Opera House" (links to Atlantis RP groups), "The Circle Doot Library" (fanfiction, hosted on-site or links to FFnet), "PagoPago" (fanart gallery), "Central Wesertem" (a "marketplace" with goodies such as adoptables, printable bookmarks, avatars, wallpapers, etc), "Inky Neshak's Tattoo Parlor" (Site visitors could "collect tattoos" by finding them hidden around the site or by being awarded them for participation in fan activities), "Caves to the Outer World" (links to external sites).
==Fanfic authors listed==
*Amanda "Raptor-Wolf" Hurst
*Atlantima
*Delphina
*Goblinqueeen
*Julie
*Karen
*Lisa
*Nedakh
*Rebmakash
*Samgirl
*Shahnahkehm
Category:Atlantis: The Lost EmpireCategory:GeoCitiesCategory:2000s
The City on the Edge of Forever

The City on the Edge of Forever is a fan favorite episode of Star Trek: TOS.
==Very Short Summary==
==Tropes==
* the use of the Guardian of Forever for time travel
* Kirk and Spock's casual clothing, especially Kirk's flannel shirt
* the use of the character of Edith Keeler as a catalyst for Kirk/Spock fanworks
* the phrase "Let me help"
* Uhura's controversial line in the episode: "Captain, I'm frightened" 
==The Ellison Script vs. The Roddenberry Script==
The script was written by Harlan Ellison and was very different from the filmed version. Ellison was loud and expansive in his rage about these alterations, which included what he felt to be important plot elements. Two of the changes were Spock's actions regarding Edith Keeler's death and Roddenberry's elimination of the topic of drug addiction on the Enterprise.
==A Fan Became the Subject of Ellison's Ire==
In 1967, super-fan Peggye Vickers (president of Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans, editor of Chatter Boxes) mistakenly credited D.C. Fontana for writing "City on the Edge of Forever". 
Despite Vicker's polite retraction in the next issue of "Chatter Boxes," Ellison wrote her a letter, part of which was printed in Chatter Boxes #7. It was titled The Words in Spock's Mouth, which was later reprinted in Ellison's book "Over the Edge. 
A similar essay, written a year later by David Gerrold, is The Awful Offal.
==The Concept Used in Other Fandoms==
* Love's Edge by T'Mar, from Naked Now #1 (1991-ish) (Star Trek: TNG)
==General Fan Comments==
 
==Sample Fanworks: Fiction==
* City on the Edge of Whatever Slide Show (1976) and the related City on the Edge of Whatever Coloring Book (1977)
* The Other Alternative by Susan K. James (1978)
* The Edge of Nowhere by Bev Volker (1978)
* Requiem, fiction by Julie Osborn in Alpha Touch #2 (1980)
* City by Keil Stuart in Beyond Fiction #2 (1982)
* Lost in Forever by Tay Garian (1986)
* The Caretaker by Robin Hood (1986)
* Echoes of Forever by Kathy Stanis (1994)
* A Day in the City by S.R. Benjamin (2000)
* Goodnight Sweetheart by Rabble Rouser (2002)
* Observations by jAnon (2009-10)
* More Than A Flesh Wound by Doctor Beth in Let Me Help (2019)
==Fanworks: Filk==
* "Song for the Angel" in The Colors of Love (1977)
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Gertranswarp7.jpg|Art from Transwarp by unknown artist
File:Warped29-30art8.jpg|Art from Warped Space #29/30 by Joni Wagner (1977)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
The City on the Edge of the Yarra

City on the Edge of the Yarra is an Australian Star Trek: TOS fan film by Stephen Bates and Paul Murphy. It was filmed at Austrek functions and on the streets of central Melbourne.
Not counting 1960s efforts that were on par with home movies such as the classic Junior Trek, City may have been the second actual Star Trek fan film ever created and released at the time (within limited scope) to the public. City was preceded by Paragon's Paragon, a 1973 fan film that was made in MichiganJonathan Lane, Executive Summary, A History of STAR TREK Fan Films, fanfilmfactor.com, January 2016..
City on the Edge of the Yarra premiered at TrekCon 2 on 12-13 April 1980.
In a 2023 interview, Paul Murphy recalled that, while wandering the streets of the central business district in Melbourne and dressed as Spock, he was accosted by questions from members of the public asking him if he was supposed to be 'Doctor Spock'. He also recollected that the film budget was maybe $100, which was mainly spent on purchasing film stock.Paul Murphy interviewed by Geoff Allshorn, Trekking on the Edge of the Yarra, Humanist Blog, 10 April 2023.
== Gallery==
File:COTEOTY1.jpg|Title shot for the film, City On The Edge of the Yarra
File:COTEOTY18.jpg|Standing in the street outside Flinders Street Station near the Yarra River, Paul Murphy is Spock in the fan film City on the Edge of the Yarra
File:COTEOTY Crowd scene.jpg|This "crowd" scene in the City on the Edge of the Yarra was filmed at an Austrek meeting
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Films
Category:1979 Fan Films
The Clan of the Boltcutter

The Clan of the Boltcutter or, Why Keys Are Not the Tools of Freedom is an essay by Joyce Sully and posted on her Tumblr soon after the release of the film Mad Max: Fury Road. Sully tracks the boltcutters used throughout the movie and examines what this item means in terms of the movie's feminism. Not only is it used to free The Wives, both Max Rockatansky and Nux use it to literally cut through chains.
==Selections==
==References==
Category:Mad Max
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
The Classic Alliance of Beauty and the Beast

You may be looking for the fansite: Citizens Against Bad Slash (CABS).
The Classic Alliance of Beauty and the Beast (CABB) is a combination of fan fiction and historical archive, focusing on fans of the "Classic" storyline featuring Vincent and Catherine. It is also known as "CABB."
In addition to the fanfic and history archives, CABB also had an affiliated mailing list in the early 2000 called CABB Connections.
After a dispute over a list member's actions offlist, the mailing list was named "KaylasCaverns" and CABB set up its own Yahoo group mailing list Tunnel Tales, Etc. (tunneltalesetc), Episode Discussion ("discussion of all "classic" episodes in order") and IRecommend ("discuss, recommend, buy and sell "classic" BatB fanzines..."). Only IRecommend remains as of 2013.
Category:Beauty and the Beast
The Classic Connection

The Classic Connection is a season 1 and 2 Beauty and the Beast letterzine published by Joyce Fuller Kleikamp. At least 31 issues were published.
For similar fanworks, see List of Letterzines.
==About==
From one fan's description in Of Love and Hope Digest Vol 3 (1995):
Another fan wrote in Of Love and Hope Digest Vol 3 (1995):
In 1996, the editor submitted a long letter explaining the origins of the letterzine to volume 3 Of Love and Hope (and how the Beauty and the Beast Classic Wars helped shape it):
==Issue 1==
September or October 1994
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
The Classic Connection 4 was published in January 1995.
Topic: Discuss the episode 'Beast Within' (first season, of the early episodes). Possible aspects to comment on might include the bond, characterizations, dialogue, plot, tie-ins to other episodes, favorite scenes, annoying aspects, contradictions, trivia, etc.
==Issue 5==
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==Issue 9==
The Classic Connection 9 was published in May 1995.
Topic: Discuss the episodes 'The Alchemist' and 'To Reign in Hell' (14th and 21st episodes of the first season, aired on 1/22/88 and 3/18/88 respectively). 'The Alchemist' was between the episodes 'China Moon' and 'Temptation', while 'To Reign in Hell' was between 'Everything is Everything' and 'Ozymandias'. Concentrate on 1) the mind and actions of Paracelsus, 2) Paracelsus' relationship to and effect on Vincent, 3) Vincent's feelings and actions regarding Catherine.
==Issue 10==
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==Issue 15==
The Classic Connection 15 was published in November 1995. 
It contains a fan survey.
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The Classification of Waterfowl

The Classification of Waterfowl is a Sentinel story by Zelempa. It was written for SassyInkPen as part of TS Secret Santa fic exchange.
Author's Summary: 
Author's Note: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎