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Shane Morrissey

Shane Morrissey is an Australian fan, fan club organiser and convention organiser.
== H.A.M.I.L.L.S ==
Shane was appointed "Victorian State Commander" of H.A.M.I.L.L.S. ("How Australian Members In Limbo Learn Survival"), a Star Wars fan club, in December 1981. He served in that role until the club closed in May 1987.
==Star Walking Inc.==
In June 1987 Shane together with Michael Wilson and Darren Maxwell created Star Walking Inc. to replace H.A.M.I.L.L.S.
The club was officially launched at Zencon II in October 1988.Darren Maxwell, 'Star Walking Inc. - The Story So Far', in Ali Kayn (ed.), The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book, December 1994, p. 140.
==Zines/Fan Films/Podcasts==
Among many contributions, Shane has written for Auzwars Chronicles, Alliance and The Captain's Log; and he was interviewed in Frontier.
He also appeared in The Phandom Menace and a number of Steele Wars podcasts.
== Gallery ==
File:Galactic Tours (15).jpg|Galactic Tours Convention March 1987 - Shane Morrissey (kneeling), John Meekings and Robyn Cullen, with one of the TV crews that filmed interviews (from the Helena Binns Collection)
File:Galactic Tours (16) - KD.jpg|Galactic Tours Convention March 1987 -David Prowse in the Captain's chair, Marje Miller and Shane Morrissey (at the console) and others on the Bridge including Tracy Adamczyk, Jenny Maclean, Helena Russell, Robyn Cullen and John Meekings - photo by Kate Doolan - from the Helena Binns Collection.
File:Galactic Tours (17) - KR.jpg|Galactic Tours Convention March 1987 -David Prowse, Shane Morrissey and Helena Binns on the Bridge - photo by Kelvin Roberts (from the Helena Binns Collection).
File:SM and GA.jpg|alt=Club Co-Founders Shane Morrissey (Star Walking Inc.) and Geoff Allshorn (Austrek) at an inter-club day in Melbourne, 1 June 2024. Photo by Melanie Nemer.|Club Co-Founders Shane Morrissey (Star Walking Inc.) and Geoff Allshorn (Austrek) at an inter-club day in Melbourne, 1 June 2024. Photo by Melanie Nemer.
== References ==
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Convention Organizers
Shane Walsh

Shane Walsh is a fictional character from the comic book series The Walking Dead and was portrayed by Jon Bernthal in the AMC television series of the same name.
==Canon==
At the beginning of the series Shane is a police officer, his best friend and partner is Rick Grimes. Rick is shot by a criminal and slips into a coma, during which the Zombie Apocalypse begins. Believing Rick is dead Shane gets Rick's wife Lori and son Carl to safety. Shane and Lori begin a romantic relationship. When Rick awakes from his coma he tracks down and finds Lori and Carl. After Rick's return Shane and Rick constantly disagree on how to run the group and how to protect Rick's family, Shane believing he would be better for Lori and Carl. At the end of Season 2 Shane plans to kill Rick, but Rick kills him first. After death Shane turns into a walker and Carl has to put him down.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Rick Grimes/Shane Walsh - most popular pairing
*Shane Walsh/Lori Grimes - canonical and most popular het pairing
*Daryl Dixon/Shane Walsh
*Andrea Harrison/Shane Walsh
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*No Zombie Apocalypse AU: modern setting where no Zombie Apocalypse occurs, usually he knows or meets other characters from the series 
*Pastfic: focusing on Shane's life before the Zombie Apocalypse, often exploring his relationship with the Grimes family
*Shane lives: Shane does not die, he remains with the group or leaves and returns later in the series
==Controversies==
*Attempted rape: At the end of season 1, after Rick's return, Shane forces a kiss upon Lori, and tries to initiate sex, which Lori resists. Some fans felt this characterization of Shane was incorrect, and that the scene served no purpose. Later, it was pointed out that this could be the beginning of the dark path Shane's story line goes down in season 2.Shane trying to rape Lori
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Shane: From bad to worse by ted1air
*Shane - Walking Dead by Qurkiegrl
*Shane by JuliaFox90
*RIP Shane by Frog27
*Walking Dead -Shane Walsh by JohnRauch
===Fanfiction===
*Shane's Side by i.am.not.a.writer11 
*This Won't Wash by SecondFromTheRight
*Family by theramblinrose
===Fan Vids===
*Only Human by Alex
*I Had a Friend by NothingButBlade
*A Friend by aKolkaa
==Archives and Links==
*Shane Walsh tag at Archive of Our Own
*Shane Walking Dead at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Shane Walsh, TWD Shane, Shane TWD
==Resources==
*TV Series wiki
*Comics wiki
*Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Walking Dead Characters
Shane Walsh/Lori Grimes

Shane Walsh/Lori Grimes is the het pairing of Shane Walsh and Lori Grimes from The Walking Dead fandom.
==Canon==
===TV Series===
Believing her husband, Rick, to be dead, Lori and Shane begin a romantic relationship. When Rick turns up alive, and is reunited with Lori and their son Carl, Lori ends her relationship with Shane. At the beginning of Season 2 Lori discovers she is pregnant, and is unsure of who the father is. Throughout the season Shane constantly questions Rick's ability to protect Lori and Carl, feeling that he would be a better husband and father. Near the end of Season 2 Shane plans to murder Rick, but Rick acts first, killing Shane.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Love Triangle: a story element held over from canon
*Threesome: almost always involving Rick Grimes, occasionally portrayed as a poly relationship (Grimalsh)
*Missing Scenes: missing scenes from the time Shane and Lori where together and thought Rick was dead
*No Zombie Apocalypse AU: usually involving Lori and Rick divorcing, and Lori and Shane being together 
*Side Pairing: A featured secondary pairing in stories that focus on Rick or Carl
==Controversies==
*Timing: The timing of Shane and Lori's relationship was seen as inappropriate, considering they got together shortly after Rick's supposed death. Some fans interpreted this as Lori cheating on her husband. However, there have been accusations of misogyny, because most of the fan rage was directed at Lori and not Shane.Romancing the Zombie: Essays on the Undead As Significant Other
*Attempted rape: In the final episode of Season 1 Shane confronts Lori about their relationship, he forces a kiss upon Lori and attempts to instantiate sex, which Lori resists. Some felt this characterization of Shane was incorrect, and that the scene served no purpose. Although its been pointed out that this could be the beginning of the dark path Shane's story line goes down in season 2.
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*The Walking Dead: Shane and Lori by ubegovic
===Fanfiction===
*Orbit of a Sun by Anney
*One Last Time by yourstrulynb
*Quietly by matchka
*Past Perfect by sasha_b
===Fan Vids===
*So Cold by katerinaptrv
*Addicted by Reedus Renegades
==Resources==
*Lori Grimes/Shane Walsh tag at Archive of Our Own
*Shane + Lori at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Shane x Lori, Lori x Shane
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Walking Dead Relationships
Shane Walsh/Merle Dixon

Shane Walsh/Merle Dixon, commonly known as Sherle, is a minor slash pairing in The Walking Dead television series fandom. The two characters, Shane Walsh and Merle Dixon canonically knew one another, but were never in a scene together. However, they are sometimes seen to be compatible due to their somewhat similar personalities. This pairing is sometimes used as a minor or background relationship in fanworks about other pairings (particularly Rick Grimes/Daryl Dixon), but only one fanwork on Archive of Our Own (Higher Ground) currently features Sherle as the main pairing.
==List of Important Fanworks==
* Higher Ground
* Atlanta Prison Blues
* Lower Fields (Side Pairing)
* 12 Days of a Rickyl Christmas (Side Pairing)
* In the Simplest Light (Side Pairing)
* Socially Unsocial (Side Pairing)
==Resources==
*Merle Dixon/Shane Walsh at Archive of Our Own
*Shane + Merle at FanFiction.net
==References==
Category:Slash PairingsCategory:Walking Dead Relationships
Shang Qinghua

Shang Qinghua is a supporting character from the danmei novel The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System.
==Canon==
Shang Qinghua was originally from modern China, where he wrote a "stallion" harem/power fantasy novel called Proud Immortal Demon Way (PIDW), starring Luo Binghe as the overpowered protagonist. While reading a comment from his most dedicated hate-commenter Peerless Cucumber (aka Shen Yuan), the author dies and is reborn as a child version of a character named Shang Qinghua from his novel. This character was a peak lord of the Cang Qiong Mountain Sect, and also a spy working for the demon king Mobei-jun, who ultimately perished in PIDW at Mobei-jun's hands.
The transmigrated Shang Qinghua is forced to follow the main PIDW plotline by an entity called the System, but attempts to avoid this predestined death by pledging to serve Mobei-jun (his 'ideal man') for the rest of his life. When he meets Shen Yuan, who transmigrated as the character Shen Qingqiu, the two of them work together to try avoiding both their bad ends from the novel. However, simply by transmigrating and not being the original characters, they have already changed the course of the novel by that point.
==Fandom==
===Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Names: Both Shang Qinghua's original name from before his transmigration and the name the character Shang Qinghua had prior to becoming a peak lord are unknown, so various headcanon names are used for the character, or a brief explanation might be given for why the author gave this character his own IRL name.
* Deityhood: Many fanworks explore the idea of Shang Qinghua being the god of the world he created.
* Hamsters: Shang Qinghua is regularly compared to or portrayed as a hamster in fanworks.
* Logistics: Shang Qinghua is the peak lord of An Ding peak, which is the peak responsible for Cang Qiong's logistics. Fanworks explore how this could mean he is uniquely able to acquire necessarily supplies and keep Cang Qiong running, to the point where his absence might make Cang Qiong fall apart. Shang Qinghua will also often use these skills for Mobei-jun's benefit in the Northern Desert, keeping his palace and kingdom up and running efficiently.
=== Shipping ===
* Moshang, with Mobei-jun - made canon in the novel's extras
* Cumplane, with Shen Yuan
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* pride is not the word I'm looking for by Tossawary (archive-locked)
* the right to be forgotten by revesdelimonade
* Godmode by ForgottenVice (archive-locked)
=== Fanart ===
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=== Vids ===
* 
=== Zines ===
* 
== Archives and Communities ==
* Shang Qinghua tag on AO3
Category:SVSSS Characters
Shanghai Noon

Shanghai Noon is a 2000 martial arts western action comedy film set in Nevada and other parts of the American West in the 19th century, being a juxtaposition of a Western with a Kung Fu. Starring Jackie Chan, Owen Wilson, and Lucy Liu, and it also has elements of "Buddy cop film" genre. In 2003 the film won a sequel titled "Shanghai Knights" set in London where the duo meet the young Charles Chaplin.
==Canon==
==Fanon==
===Pairing===
The biggest fandom pairing is Chon Wang/Roy O'Bannon.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Rose-tinted by armida19
==Archive & Resources==
*Shanghai Noon tag at AO3
*Shanghai Knights tag at AO3
==References==
Shanna Seanachai's Anime Fanfic Vault

Shanna Seanachai's Anime Fanfic Vault was a personal fanfiction site. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring. Website description from the webring page: 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Yaoi Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Gundam Wing
Category:2000s
Shanshu

The Shanshu Prophecy appears in the TV series Angel. The prophecy describes a vampire with a soul who will play a pivotal role in an upcoming apocalypse, and be rewarded with a mortal life. 
Following Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 7, much fannish discussion focused on which souled vampire would eventually become human, Angel or Spike. And which vampire was more worthy of this reward. 
==In Fanfiction==
The Shanshu Prophecy often appears in BtVS and Angel AU fics. Many of these works are post-Shanshu fics, set after one of the two vampires have been rewarded with a mortal life. 
* The former vampire adapting to the realities of mortal life, including physical weakness and slower healing. Their human frailty sometimes leaves them open to attack from former enemies. 
* Some Shanshu fics are fluffier, happy endings for a vampire/human pairing that had seemed doomed. Most commonly these pairings were either Buffy/Angel or Buffy/Spike.
* Many Shanshu works are set post-NFA, but this trope was employed in fics written before the series finale. 
==Example Fanworks==
* Vivere by Rheanna, What does it mean, to be alive? (2001)
* Reversed Roles (Archived Link) by Shara Nesu, Angel has become human so Spike saves him from that. (2003)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Shanshu Prophecy works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Tropes & Genres
Shanspeare

Shanspeare is a non-binary, 24 years old, African American video essayist and commentary YouTuber.
They primarily cover topics related to pop culture, fashion, and the dark academia. Their video content varies widely, including analyses of popular shows, movies, and novels through the lenses of race and feminism. They also create fashion lookbooks inspired by characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender and Studio Ghibli films.
Category:YouTubers
category:Video Essayists
Shantae

Shantae is an action-adventure video game series created by Matt Bozon, the creative director of WayForward Technologies. Set in an Arabian-esque settling of Sequin Land, it follows the eponymous half-genie hero facing opponents in order to protect Sequin Land.
== Games ==
* Shantae (2002)
* Shantae: Risky Revenge (2010)
* Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (2014)
* Shantae: Half-Genie Hero (2016)
* Shantae and the Seven Sirens (2020)
* Shantae Advance: Risky's Revolution (2025)
== Fandom ==
The Shantae fanbase was originally quite small until the release of Risky's Revenge for the Nintendo DSI, which had renewed interest in the fandom. 
== Archives ==
* Shantae Wiki -- A fandom wiki
* r/shantae on Reddit
* Shantae.net
* Shantae Fans Portal
Category:Video Games
Category:Needs Citation
Category:Fandom pages needing infobox image
Category:Pages that need expansion
Shapeshifter

A shapeshifter is a character who has the ability to physically transform their body into other forms at will. It is a trope widely used in works of all types, from visual to written media, and in both original and fannish works. 
==Etymology==
Shapeshifter (antedating 1939), shapeshifting (antedating 1882), and shapeshift (antedating 1970) are all listed in the Science Fiction Citation project as science fiction terms.
==Types of Shapeshifters==
Shapeshifter abilities vary between characters and canons. Some shapeshifters are only capable of shifting between different human or humanoid forms. Others can shift into animal forms, sometimes including mythological animal; this ability is called therianthropy.See: Wikipedia:Therianthropy Still others can shapeshift into inanimate objects. 
Some shapeshifters can only shift between two forms; for example, werewolves can only be a wolf or a human, and selkies can only be a seal or a human. Others can shift between a wider variety of forms; an example would be the Animorphs. 
Shapeshifters use their powers for a variety of purposes, such as impersonation, escape, combat, and so on.
Shifter is an abbreviation often used in Supernatural. They are a species of monster that can take the form of any human being.See: 
==Canon Examples==
* The mythological god Loki (Norse Mythology) manages to assume different forms, being a character that transits between human and animal forms. He once took the form of a mare. 
* Loki's Marvel and MCU counterparts are also shapeshifters, and so is the protagonist in the Marvel young adult novel Loki: Where Mischief Lies 
* Zeus (Greek Mythology) has often assumed different human and animal forms in order to deceive beautiful ladies and young people whom he desired carnally 
* the M-113 creature (aka Salt Vampire) is a character from The Man Trap (1966), the official debut episode of Star Trek: TOS
* Sam Merlotte, a reoccurring supporting character from the television series True Blood
* the Norris family is a clan of full-blooded werepanthers from True Blood
* Jason Stackhouse, another character from True Blood, is a bitten werepanther with the ability to transform into a half man, half panther at full moon
* Odo, a main character from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
* the alien shapeshifters known as Zygons are Doctor Who's antagonists in Terror of the Zygons (1975)
* Double Trouble, a supporting character in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
* the main characters in the children's literature and young adult book series Animorphs by K. A. Applegate (1996 - 2001)
==Archives and Communities==
* Shapeshifting tag on the AO3
* Shapeshifter keyword search at FF.net
* Recs tagged as Shapeshifting at Fancake
==Links and Resources==
* Wikipedia:Shapeshifting
==References==
Category:Fantasy Tropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Shards (Sylvia Knight's story)

Shards is a Blake's 7 slash story by Sylvia Knight, prequel to her Descending Horizon story and part of the Descending Horizon series. It was published in Resistance #3 in January 1989 alongside A Friend in Need and On the Edge, sequels of Descending Horizon.
==Summary==
"Young Avon's childhood takes a drastic turn when his parents, uncle and sister are murdered by Federation troops right before his eyes."
Previously published in the zine Resistance #3. Prequel to Descending Horizon.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Shards of Autumn

Shards of Autumn is slash 39-page Valdemar novel by Den Elms.
From the author's flyer: "...my story is about despair, sorrow and pain, with hope the only escape. It is...a very darkly Gothic, darkly romantic vision of Valdemar."
From the publisher's flyer: "A Gifted youngster, raised and trained by an abusive master, is liked to a Herald-trainee by mysterious dreams. Contains graphic violence. Deals with a same sex relationship but contains no graphic sex."
Category:Valdemar Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Share the Dream

Share the Dream is a music video with five music tracks by Joanna Paone and Pat Paone. On the cover: "with love, all things are possible."
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This tape was "made in the UK PAL format by Pat Paone and her daughter in the early 1990's, using (as was common practice at this time) a hand-held video camera taking clips from B&B series videotapes and matching them with music." Treasure Chambers 
 
==Related Vids by Paone==
* "Now and Forever." A Patchwork Movie
* All for Love
* Share the Dream
* Vincent and His World
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Vids
 
Category:1990s
Shared Shadows

Shared Shadows is a slash AU Quantum Leap 60-page novel by Penelope Hill. 
It was originally published in Australia.
Its size: A5 format (8 1/4 x 11 3/4).
==Regarding Genre==
It was published by AAA Press, which did not publish slash. 
It is described by Agent With Style as slash.
From an ad in 1995: "No explicit sex but lots of angst and pain and luurve" -- from S/A #5
==Shared Universe Print Zines==
 
* Shared Shadows (#1)
* Kindred Spirits (#2)
* Sundered Souls (#3)
* Distant Voices (?)
* Dancing Partners (?)
==The Shared Universe Series==
These stories and other online stories in this universe are archived at .
Some of the fiction at this site contains art and may have been originally in the print zines.
* When I Sorrow Most	(Stallion's Gate, New Mexico: It's September, 1997. And Sam Beckett has completed one more Leap.)
* Anything for Love (Monero, New Mexico, February 1999: Samuel Beckett leaps - and discovers a side of himself he never suspected. But just how close do parallels run? And in a world where an errant time traveler has finally returned to the arms of his beloved Tomcat - just what is it that Sam has Leaped in to put right?) 
* Make Sure It's Forever	(Project StarBright, November 1986: An old friend of Samwise Beckett has died - and his last letter spurs Sam to finally face the ghosts of his past. There is an apology that's long overdue - only making it turns out to be even harder than he'd expected.)
* Slow Dancing in Paradise (Every Leap has its consequences - so when Samwise saves his sister's life in Vietnam, what effect does it have on his own?)
* Sometimes a Storm Arises (It's Thanksgiving. A time for families to be together and to celebrate the good things that life has given them. But even in the closest of families, trouble can arise.)
* Three O'Clock in the Morning (Stallion's Gate, March, 1995: The Project is nearing completion, the system is ready for testing - and Samwise faces the most momentous decision of his life.) 
* Two Out of Three Ain't Bad (Stallion's Gate 1995: When you can't be with the one you love - can you love the one you're with?)
* On a Tour of One Night Stands (November 1955. When you're down and troubled, and need a helping hand.)
* With a Hey Ho, the Wind and the Rain (Atherton, Wisconsin, December 1959: The Leap's the thing - and it brings Sam face to face with Al's one time mentor. With additional dialogue by William Shakespeare.)
* A Last Chance for Chelsea (Greenwich Village, 1986: Sam learns that there are some things not even he can change - and the price of that lesson may turn out to be more than he can bear.)
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Shared Silences

Shared Silences is a Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Jo Scott-Ross. It is a sequel to Shi'Jarae.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #2.
==Summary==
McCoy and Spock are bondmates and Kirk has been welcomed into their relationship. As the ship waits to welcome the Vulcan delegation aboard for transport to Babel, McCoy discovers he has Xenopolycythemia. He reveals his condition to Kirk, but wants to conceal it from Spock.
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
Shared Space

Shared Space is a Kirk/Spock story by Dana Austin Marsh. 
 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #3 (09/1990) and later online in 09/2009
==Summary==
From Counterpoint #3: “Kirk's confession of his love when he believes he is about to be put to death by his captors, is complicated when a last minute rescue causes confusion regarding his and Spock's true feelings.”
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===2010===
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===2012===
===2013===
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Shari Long

Shari Long is a fanfiction writer, reviewer and archivist active in the X-Files fandom during the 1990s and 2000s. They were also one of the moderators for the Scullyfic mailing list.
==Notable Works==
* Can We Talk? - series of fanfic reviews on the Chronicle X archive, co-written with Kris Minkle. 
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
*Chronicle X - co-archivist with Kris Minkle
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Sharing a Fanfic Universe

Sharing a Fanfic Universe is a Gargoyles essay by LJC.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* shared universes
* plagarism
* why is it okay for fan fiction writers to "steal" from canon, but it's absolutely not okay to do the same with fan stories
* "in Gargoyles fan fiction, we have a multitude of walk-ons of authors' original characters wandering through stories not written by their creators"
* "The Gargoyles Saga" - a shared universe project/Virtual Season that began in 1997, see The Gargoyles Saga; archive link
* "Athena Saga," a shared universe created by Ryan Stout and Scott Mercure
* misunderstandings and hurt feelings
* complicated navigation
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Gargoyles
Category:Meta on Fansites‏‎
Category:1990s Meta