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Crazed Imaginations

Crazed Imaginations is a Rocky Horror Picture Show zine. It contains art, fiction, articles, and interviews.
It began in September 1995 and was published monthly. The last issue was number 106 in July 2006.Crazed Imaginations: Message from the Editor (accessed 15 November 2012)
A list of issues and their contents (up to issue 103) is here.
==Issue 1==
Crazed Imaginations 1 was published in Sept. 1995. 
* Fiction "A Leap to the Left," "Revenge of the Old Queen." 
* AP Guide review 
==Issue 103==
Crazed Imaginations 103 was published in March 2004.
* Guest Eddie-torial: How not to do Rocky 
* Star Beat: Farewell to Hugh Cecil, Susan Musical, Barry news, Tim news, Meatloaf, Richard statue in New Zealand 
* Fan Bio: Mike Bennett part 2 
* Cast News: Arizona-Broadway Bound and Gagged, South Carolina Rockypalooza How to: Columbia’s Tail Coat, Building a creation tank, Tips on buying a radio ad RHS: Spartanburg, SC 
* Interview with parody artist "The Great Luke Ski" Luke Sienkowski 
* Holding a convention: Rocky Horror Down Under, Sept. 2002 
* The Last Word: Defining and putting on your character 
==Reference==
Category:The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Category:1990s
category:2000s
Crazy-Roswell-Romances

Carzy-Roswell-Romances was a mailing list in Roswell (1999) fandom focused on unconventional slash, femslash, and polyam pairings and fanfiction. 
Description:
The list was active in the early in the early 2000s. In 2003 it had 127 members. It went defunct at some time after 2003.
Category:Roswell
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Femslash Mailing Lists
Crazy Jane

Crazy Jane is the collective name of a multiple system who are collectively members of the Doom Patrol. The system is also referred to as The Underground, which is the name of their innerworld. 
==Canon==
===System===
The primary host for most of canon is Jane, nicknamed Crazy Jane. The core the system formed to protect is Kay Challis. Following is a list of other known members, each of whom have individual superpowers: 
*Baby Doll, telekinetic little
*Baby Harlot, an integration of Baby Doll and Scarlet Harlot
*Bizzie Lizzie Borden
*Black Annis
*Blood of the Lamb
*Bubble
*Butterfly Baby, physical pain holder
*Daddy, shapeshifting persecutor introject
*Dr. Harrison, telepath and mesmer
*Driller Bill
*Driver 8, conductor
*Flaming Katy, pyrokinetic protector
*Flit, teleporter
*Hammerhead, protector with super strength
*Jack Straw, nonverbal
*Jeann
*Jack-in-Irons
*Karen, hypnosis
*K-5, Kay at age 5
*Kit W'the Canstick
*Lady Purple, precognition
*Liza Radley
*Lucy Fugue, produces vibrations or electricity
*Mama Pentecost, polyglot
*Merry Andrew
*Miranda, former host
*No One
*Penny Farthing, stutterer
*Pepper's Ghost
*Pretty Polly
*Rain Brain
*Scarlet Harlot, absorbs sexual energy
*Sex Bomb, explodes
*Silver Tongue, speech takes physical form
*Spinning Jenny
*Stigmata
*Sun Daddy, throws fireballs
*Sylvia, claustrophobia holder
*The Balladeer, mourner
*The Chief, introject of Niles Caulder
*The Engineer, engineer and assistant to Driver 8
*The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter, brings paintings to life
*The Nun
*The Pointman, assistant to Driver 8
*The Secretary, secretary
*The Shapeless Children, trauma holder
*The Signal-Man, railroad maintainer
*The Snow Queen, cryokinetic
*The Wall Crawler
*The Weird Sisters
The system's headspace, called The Underground, is modeled after a train and its stations. Notable locations include the Well, in which alters "die." 
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Playing Favorites by Multifandom_damnation (2019)
*moving up to higher ground by mothersquared (2019)
*Petals and Thorns Piled Up Year After Year by BurgerBurgerBurger (2021)
===Fanvids===
*Crazy Jane (Doom Patrol) // 'I'm trying but I don't know if I want to try anymore' by WelcomeToCaritas (2020)
==Fannish Links==
*Crazy Jane (DCU) tag on AO3
Category:Doom Patrol
Crazy Like a Fox

Crazy Like a Fox is a fansite with fanfiction by Fox. The page is hosted by Squidge.org.
File:Crazy Like a Fox-2001.jpg|main page 2001
File:Crazy Like a Fox 2013.jpg|main page 2013
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Sports Night Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Squidge.org
Category:2000s Author Pages
Cream Lemon

Cream Lemon is an erotic anime video series released between August 1984 and February 1987. 
The stories are an explicit mixture of stories whose overriding theme is sex of every kind imaginable. The main characters are brother, Hiroshi, and sister, Ami, who are edging closer and closer to an incestuous relationship.
Bill Hupe, editor of the zine Mi-Anime published in 1988, mentioned the series, though misspelled: "Oops, I goofed in issue 1's editorial... slash is HOMOSEXUAL fiction, not hetero! We only accept hetero (big mistake there!). I have been asked if I will accept homosexual fiction if the characters involved were portrayed in such a manner, but I cannot. Homosexual fiction, as well as fiction along the lines of Creme Lemon, are illegal in many states, including Michigan. In other words, it is illegal for me to publish it here, as well as transport it into to many states. Sorry folks."
In 1989 the videoes were the subject of a back and forth letter discussion between Earth Defense Command and Randall S. Stukey, editor of Celluloid Diversions, concerning allegations that the videos were being shown in appropriately at Dallas Fantasy Fairs. The exchange became known as the Cream Lemon Dispute.
Category:Anime
Category:1980s
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Cream and Sugar

Cream and Sugar is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by M. Fae Glasgow writing as Gael X. Ile.
It was first published in Oblaque #1 and has been archived online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
This story was mentioned by Predatrix in The Ultimate Slash Cliche Drinking Game as a subversion of the "virgin post-mindwipe" trope:
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Cream the Rabbit

Cream the Rabbit is an anthropomorphic rabbit from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. 
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Cream the Rabbit character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Cream character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Cream the Rabbit at Sonic News Network
* Cream the Rabbit at Sonic Retro
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Characters
Created Curse Words

Profanity is the use of certain words that are commonly considered to be rude to use.
==Creative Cursing in Canon==
===Frak (Battlestar Galactica)===
"Frak" is a curse word in the Battlestar Galactica universe.
===Gorram (Firefly)===
"Gorram" is used in Firefly.
===Replonza (Star Wars)===
"Replonza" is a curse word created by Alan Dean Foster in the official tie-in, and often derided, book, Splinter of the Mind's Eye.
===Smeg (Red Dwarf)===
"Smeg" is a curse from Red Dwarf.
=== Sonovabee, Shen (Sime-Gen)===
"Sonovabee" and "shen" are created curse words in Sime~Gen, a universe created by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
Regarding "sonovabee":
From a conversation in A Companion in Zeor #4 by Lichtenberg and Octavia Butler in May 1979: 
 
Regarding "shen":
===Squit (Splatoon)===
Profanity in Splatoon involves puns related to squids and aquatic elements—e.g. "squit" instead of "shit".
==Creative Cursing in Fanon==
[need examples] 
==Further Reading==
* ("From Red Dwarf’s ‘smeg’ to Battlestar Galactica’s ‘frak’, made-up swear words are not only stupidly good fun, but a genuinely useful device in keeping sci-fi accessible and happily uncensored…") by Mike Rampton (December 27, 2021)
==References==
Creating Universes: A Writers' Panel: Winston A. Howlett, Jean Lorrah, and Pat Paul

Creating Universes: A Writers' Panel: Winston A. Howlett, Jean Lorrah, and Pat Paul was printed in Wulfstone and is also online.
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1989 Fan Interviews
Category:Panel Discussions, Notes & Transcripts
Creating a Pocket Universe: "Shippers," Fan Fiction, and "The X-Files" Online

Creating a Pocket Universe: "Shippers," Fan Fiction, and "The X-Files" Online is a 2000 academic paper the was published in "Communication Studies" (v.51 n.3).
The authors are Christine Scodari and Jenna L. Felder. 
"This essay is derived and significantly expanded from a portion of a thesis written by Jenna L. Felder and directed
by Christine Scodari. An earlier version was presented at the International Communication Association
Conference, Acapulco, Mexico, June 2000. Special thanks go to our anonymous reviewers for their excellent
suggestions."
The article includes an extensive bibliography that includes many fics.
==The Objects of Study==
The Usenet groups included alt.tv.x-files.analysis (moderated, "typified by deeper, analytical deliberation") and alt.tv.x-files (unmoderated, "characterized by brief, often deliberately provocative comments").
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "the essay explores Shippers' opposition in terms of fan fiction, key series text, and meta-textual matter"
* fan fiction
* Shippers, specifically MSR shippers
* The X-Files
* the "Fowley tactic"
* a statement that the BBC, unconcerned with the same market demographics (young men), categorized the show as a "romance"
* uses and explains the terms: Fence-sitters, NoRomos, Fini-Shippers, UST, RST, the dead girlfriend of the week syndrome, Mulderists, mytharc
* the cited statement that "[Gillian] Anderson states that she was initially directed to walk several paces behind her co-star and that Scully was conceived as Mulder's "sidekick" 
* gender dynamics, heteronomativity
* some fans' belief that there was "the deliberate sabotage of the MSR during season six after the Summer, 1998 release of the feature film X-Files: Fight the Future," a feeling of bait and switch, and fan's comment that ""Chris [Carter] has droned on and on about his objections to 'soapy' plot devices yet he goes right ahead and uses the soapiest idea of all: the meddling ex-girlfriend that returns from abroad."
* the episode "The Field Where I Died"
* "Fanfic makes private desires a bit more public and is a dynamic method of coping, but still preaches to the converted and could actually assuage the need to challenge a biased system—a need that some claim is vital to true resistance."
==Essay Sections==
* VIRTUALLY SEEKING DATA
* MAKING WAR ABOUT LOVE
* THE X-FILES TEXT: GENDER, GENRE(S), AND NARRATIVE
* SHIPPER FANFIC: ENVISIONING THE MSR
* ROMANTICALLY PLATONIC IS OXYMORONIC
==Excerpts==
Category:2000 Academic Commentary
Category:X-Files Academic Commentary
Creation-Ist Values

Creation-Ist Values is an essay by Peter David.
It appears to have been first written for "Comics Buyer’s Guide," David's column on December 6, 1991, and then posted on David's website on November 6, 2004. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* David's general experiences at conventions, both fan-run and for-profit
* David's comments regarding a December 1991 Creation Con 
* David didn't go to Creation Cons for the money as he can make a lot more in other easier ways; instead he went to Creation Cons to meet the fans
* David responds to a then-recent open letter encouraging fans not to support Creation Cons
* "I don’t think [Creation Cons] want to obliterate smaller cons. I think they want to make money. Period."
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1991 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Convention Meta
Creation Con Salutes Star Trek

Creation Con Salutes Star Trek was an annual series of for-profit Star Trek convention put on by Creation Con.
==1986 (20 Years)==
June 21-22, 1986 in Anaheim, CA 
===1986: Con Reports===
==1988 (22 Years)==
Some controversy: Zine Piracy and 1988 Confrontations
==1989 (23 Years)==
June 1989 at the Los Angeles Hilton.
===1989: Guests===
William Shatner, George Takei, Mark Lenard, Nichelle Nichols, James Doohan, Walter Koenig, Marina Sirtis, Jonathan Frakes, Walter Koenig, Gene Roddenberry, Majel Barrett, Spice Williams, Susan Sackett, Todd Bryant (Klaa in ST5), Cynthia Gouw (Calthlin Dar in ST5), Guy Vardeman and Richard Arnold, and more. 
===1989: Art Portfolio===
Chuck Frazier was the artist of an art portfolio offered there for sale.
 
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===1989: Con Reports===
 
==1990 (24 Years)==
Los Angeles: June 23-24, 1990
Guests were John DeLancie, Colm Meany, Marina Sirtis, Jonathan Frakes, Majel Roddenberry, Richard Arnold (and his slide show), Wil Wheaton, DeForest Kelley, Nichelle Nichols, and Gene Roddenberry.
Included a tribute to DeForest Kelley during what sounds to be a terrible cabaret.
===1990: Con Reports===
==1991 (25 Years)==
June 7-9, 1991 at the Los Angeles Airport Hilton
===1991: Ephemera===
 
Image:Creation Con Salutes Star Trek-1.jpg|first page of a 1991 flyer
Image:Creation Con Salutes Star Trek-2.jpg|first page of a 1991 flyer: "IT WILL ONLY HAPPEN ONCE DURING OUR LIFETIME. Will You Be There?"
==1992 (26 Years)==
===1992: Ephemera===
 
Image:Creation Con Salutes Star Trek 1992 ticket stub.jpg|a fan's ticket stub, $35 for floor seating (dates are odd, says it's 25 years, but that was last year...)
==References==
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Creative

Creative was a popular fanart discussion forum that went down after it was repeatedly hacked. Multifandom, but many if not most members came from the X-Files fandom.
==Manifesto==
"X-Files fans can find here many fanart, collages and wallpapers made by Tere. Whether they feature David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, or Mulder and Scully and the MSR, you will find anything you like in the X-Files here. (...)"
==Moderators==
Leiascully was a super!mod on the now-defunct board from 2001-2002.
==Challenges==
*2002: Lyrical Challenge
Category:Visual Art
Category:X-Files Art
Category:2002 Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Creative Catalog

Creative Catalog is an Animal Crossing art anthology zine themed around fashion. As a charity zine, all proceeds went to the Arts Administrators of Color COVID-19 Relief Fund. They raised $233.00.
40 artists contributed work to the zine. 
The zine included printable extras: four coloring pages, several papercraft dolls of characters from the series, and a template to make your own doll. 
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Animal Crossing
Category:2020 Zines
Creative Commons

Creative Commons is a non-profit organization that provides licenses that "enable people to easily change their copyright terms from the default of 'all rights reserved' to 'some rights reserved.'" What is CC, accessed May 6, 2010
Some fans use CC licenses to set rights on their fanworks that detail the way their works may be used or reproduced by others. Some creators of source texts license their work under CC to grant express permission for some fanworks. See Professional Author Fanfic Policies for some examples.
Fanwork creators such as fanartists and podficcers often make use of CC-licensed images, audio, etc.
Some fanfic fans have noted that the terms of CC licenses, all of which permit redistributing the original work in full, run counter to the fandom norm of not archiving without permission. See the listed CC licenses at Wikipedia. 
Fanlore itself operates under a Creative Commons License. See Fanlore:Copyright for details.
==References==
Category:Copyright Glossary
Credentials (Man from U.N.C.L.E. zine)

Credentials is a gen Man from UNCLE anthology. It was published in 2007 and has 129 pages.
* Multifaceted by Nickovetch. While imprisoned by THRUSH, Napoleon and Illya pass the time by asking questions of each other. (1)
* To Sophia by Linda Cornett. Napoleon and Illya share their memories of an adventuress. (10)
* The Ice Queen Affair by C.W. Walker. Napoleon and Illya's first encounter with Narcissus Darling from "The Project Deephole Affair". (winner of a 2008 FanQ) (27)
* Tajek by Sherri. A trek through a war-torn country with a child soldier brings up memories for Illya. (49)
* The Stone Bridge Affair by Vicky Loebel. The UNCLE agents take a long drive off a short bridge. (67)
* Lucky Fox Hunts a Songbird by Diana Smith and Pat Dunn. Nate Cassidy's early days with Lili, in the universe of The French Songbird Affair. (78)
* The Foreboding by Bill Koenig. A brief interlude between Timeshift #9 and Timeshift #10. (93)
* The Missing Dragon Affair by Nsandik. A story in the Third Level universe. Napoleon and several trainees have been abducted, and Illya is not happy. (97)
* The Parlor by Fara Driver. When Victor Marton is dying, Angelique requests Napoleon's presence. (121)
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Credit List (Starsky and Hutch zine)

Credit List is a 20-page Starsky and Hutch resource regarding the actors and the show. It was a professional credit list for Soul and Glaser that included interviews, special appearances, commercials, episode descriptions with a "special pull-out section" as well as credits. It was illustrated by Jean C..
150 copies were printed. 
Some of these pages were printed in the April 1991 SHareCon program book.
A similar Starsky & Hutch zine is Friends and Partners: Credit Zine.
==Similar Fan Endeavors==
* Starsky & Hutch Concordance (1980)
* Credit List (1981)
* Friends and Partners: Credit Zine (1982)
* Starsky & Hutch Basics (1996)
* Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources (2013)
* A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium (2017)
==From the Zine==
 
==Interior Sample==
Image:creditlist-1.jpg|centerfold from interior, artist is Jean C.
Image:creditlist-2.jpg|two page sample
Category:Resource Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Credit Zine

A credit zine is a print resource that lists actors' various roles. Credit zines were popular before the Internet and served a purpose similar to what The Internet Movie Database does today. 
Examples of credit zines:
* Biography of Paul and Janet (Blake's 7, Paul Darrow)
* Credits Where Credits Are Due (Starman (TV))
* Friends and Partners: Credit Zine (Starsky and Hutch)
* Patrick Stewart Credit List 
* Star Trek Credits: the Complete Series Credit Listing
* Welcome to New York (Beauty and the Beast)
* Welcome to Sherwood Forest
* Who Was That Masked Man? (multimedia)
* This Guy I Gotta Wait For (Miami Vice)
* see more at :Category:Resource Zines
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:Zine Glossary
Creek Central

Creek Central is a Dawson's Creek resource site with links to fansites, fanfic archives and personal sites, awards, fun and games, ecards, news, spoilers and more.
Site description from Some Boys Wander By Mistake: "A very nice comprehensive guide to the Dawson's Creek on the net. Site recommendations for fanfiction, picture galleries, actor sites, shopping, etc."Links, via Wayback: 11 January 2001. (Accessed 02 February 2013)
The page was a member of the Dawson's Creek Webring, the Ultimate Dawson's Creek Webring, the United Dawson's Creek Lovers webring, the Pacey Appreciation Society Webring and the DC Addicts webring.banners and rings. (Accessed 02 February 2013)
==Fan Sites==
==Foreign Language Sites==
==Fan Fiction Archives==
==Personal Fan Fiction Pages==
==References==
Category:Dawson's CreekCategory:Tripod
Category:2000s
Cremisius Aclassi

Cremisius Aclassi, known by the nickname Krem, is a character in Dragon Age: Inquisition. 
== Canon==
Krem was born into a Soporati (non-mage) family in Tevinter. When his family fell on hard times, his tailor father sold himself into slavery. Thereafter, Krem joined the military, but had to conceal the fact that he was assigned female at birth. For a few years, he bribed the healer who did the medical exams, but he was eventually found out. Faced with execution for falsifying his military papers, he fled and was eventually caught in a tavern. The Iron Bull defended him, losing an eye in the process. He subsequently joined Bull's mercenary company, becoming his second-in-command.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* by monsterthalia
===Fanart===
*Commission : Krem by aldithasiregar
*Cremisius by AryBoBary
*Krem by captainceranna
*Cremisius Aclassi [Modern AU] by Chenria
*krem by chryssalids
*DA:I Krem by coupleofkooks
*DA:I Krem II by coupleofkooks
*krem brulee by crespella
*Cremisius 'Krem' Aclassi Dragon Age Inquisition by dreNerd
*Fdsfdsfds by eggelo
*Krem de la Creme by Hija-Jiyangi
*Krempuff by le-shae
*Krem by lutniik
*Krem by mappeli
*Krem by Merwild
*The Brave by myks0
*Bull's Charger by nekomell
*Krem de la Creme by rossgerson
*krem by skeleterrible
*Krem by summerintevinter
*Krem by Tobi-ChansCookie
*KREM IS THE TALLEST by yahualli
*Krem by Yamikuruku
*Krem'pard by yuhime
*DA:I Krem by ZuuKo26
*DA:I Krem by ZuuKo26
==Art Gallery==
File:Krem by Amonkirabepraised.png|Krem by Amonkirabepraised
File:The Lieutenant by Emorenji.jpg|The Lieutenant by Emorenji
File:Krem by Liedeke.jpg|Krem by Liedeke
File:Krem Portrait by Liedeke.jpg|Krem Portrait by Liedeke
File:Floral Krem by Mo Morris.jpg|Fanart by Mo Morris of Krem surrounded by sunflowers. The artist states these represent "friendship and loyalty.""Floral - Dragon Age" by Mo Morris on Behance
==Resources== 
*Krem tag on Tumblr
*Cremisius "Krem" Aclassi at Archive of Our Own
*Krem at FanFiction.net
*Cremisius Aclassi on the Dragon Age Wiki
Category: Dragon Age Characters
Crescendo

Crescendo is a Supernatural doujinshi published by Weekend. 
From one eBay seller: "In the first story it's Valentine's Day and Sam decides to buy Dean some chocolate. It causes some tension between them. The second story called "Guardian" is an AU (alternate universe) where Dean is an android and has to protect Sam. Short prequel to the Guardian Altercode series."
File:Crescendo.jpg|cover
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Crescent City

Crescent City, is a series of New Adult fantasy books written by Sarah J. Maas. 
==Canon Overview==
===Development===
===Synopsis===
* House of Earth and Blood (Book 1)
* House of Sky and Breath (Book 2)
* House of Flame and Shadow (Book 3)
===Characters===
* Bryce Quinlan
* Hunt Athalar
* Ruhn Danaan
* Danika Fendyr
==Fandom==
Crescent City crosses over to the world of A Court of Thorns and Roses in canon, so their fandoms also have much crossover. Maas' other series Throne of Glass is also popular with the same readers.
===Ships===
* Bryce/Hunt
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Meta===
==Resources==
* Crescent City Wiki
==References==
Category:Crescent City 
Category:Books & Literature
Crescent Weyr

Crescent Weyr was a Dragonriders of Pern roleplaying fanclub of unknown size, set on the Southern Continent of Pern during the 10th Pass. It published a quarterly clubzine called Crescendo. The club made its debut at WeyrFest I and was described as "new" in a 1993 issue of Out of the Blue.
== About ==
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:1992 Fan Clubs
Crescent of Steel and Darkness

Crescent of Steel and Darkness is a gen 139-page CSI: New York/Without a Trace/Hellboy digest-sized novel by Nina A. Smith.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
 Category:Without a Trace
Category:Hellboy
Category:CSI: New York
Category:2005 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Cress

Cress may refer to:
== Fans ==
* Mary Cress, a fanwriter who contributed to Happy Holidays
* Miss Roylott, aka Cress, who managed Sacrilege!
* Cress, a fanwriter who contributed to Worth the Wound
== Media ==
* Cress, an installment of The Lunar Chronicles
== Characters ==
* Cress Albane, a character from the Tales series
* Cress, a character from Pokémon