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Cúthalions Bogen

Cúthalions Bogen is a website with a selection of German language Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter stories. Some of the stories are translations and were translated with the authors' permission. 
Other fandoms include Avatar, X-Men, Narnia, Star Trek (2009). The page also has a fanart section.
The page was a member of the HdR-Fanfiction-Webring.
	
Category:German-Language Websites
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Harry Potter Websites
D'Abo!

D'Abo! is a newsletter for the Chase Masterson Fan Club. Chase Masterson is an actress who is well known for playing the Bajoran Leeta in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.
==Issue 2==
D'Abo! 2 was published in September 1996 and contains 44 pages.
* letters from fans
* con reports for about six cons, two of which are FantasticCon and NovaCon
* photos, including one of "The Legendary Bjo Trimble"
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1996 Zines
D'Ego-Boo Press

D'Ego-Boo Press was a zine publisher run by Jani Hicks.
The press published two zines: Twin Suns and Thunderbolt!.
In an ad in Datazine #19 (April-June 1982), she asked for submissions for a Hill Street Blues zine she was planning, called "On the Hill."
Despite her 1981 announcement that she would cease production after the third issue of Twin Suns, a flyer published in Starwings #1 in 1982 noted that Hicks would be publishing the fourth issue of Twin Suns, to be released in time for MediaWest*Con 1983.
Hicks left fandom in late 1983/early 1984. Read her perplexing letter/WebCite (on page 57) sent to a fan and reprinted in Southern Enclave #4 (June 1984). 
==Complications with Lucasfilm==
After the Lucasfilm ban on adult themed Star Wars fan fiction in 1981, Jani announced she would be ceasing publishing Star Wars zines. 
In November 1981, Hicks wrote:
==References==
Category:1980s
D'Nalia's Twisted Little World

D'Nalia's Twisted Little World is D'Nalia's fanfic page. The password that is needed for the fanfic pages is given on the main page.
Fanfiction includes Xander-centric stories (slash and gen) from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Joxer/Ares stories (all slash). The misc section includes Babylon 5, Highlander and more.
The site is hosted by SlashCity.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:SlashCity
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Websites
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
Category:2000s
D'Vana Tendi

D'Vana Tendi is one of the main characters in Star Trek: Lower Decks. 
==Canon==
Tendi is an Orion ensign and a new arrival to the USS Cerritos. She is a science officer working in Medical. She is an incredibly optimistic character, eager to make new friends and experience new things. 
==Fandom==
Tendi has appeared in over 50 works on AO3 and a handful of works on Fanfiction.net. She is often a supporting character in Marinler fics. She has also been a part of some pairings of her own, with some shipping her with Mariner or with Sam Rutherford. 
Category:Star Trek LD Characters
D'shinn Calling

D'shinn Calling is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Tem-ve H'syan.
Summary: Sitting naked on the beach in early spring, young Ob'iwan has a visitation and very nearly catches his death. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
D-Addicts

D-Addicts is an English-language website dedicated to live-action dramas in Chinese (Cantonese or Mandarin), Japanese, and Korean. It includes information on dramas produced in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and Singapore.DramaWiki Accessed Nov. 24, 2012. The site contains a forum and two fan-edited wikis: DramaWiki and FansubWiki.
Fansub groups working on dramas from the countries specified can submit their work to the forums. Currently, 27 languages are represented among the translations there.Subtitle Forum Topic List "Languages: English | Chinese (中文) | Japanese (日本語) | Korean (한국어) | Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) | Thai (ไทย) | Tagalog / Filipino | Arabic (العربية) | Czech (Česky) | Dutch (Nederlands) | Finnish (Suomi) | French (Français) | German (Deutsch) | Greek (Ελληνικά) | Hebrew (עברית) | Hungarian (Magyar) | Indonesian | Italian (Italiano) | Malay (മലയാളം) | Persian (فارسی) | Polish (Polski) | Portuguese (Português) | Romanian (Română) | Russian (Русский) | Spanish (Español) | Swedish (Svensk) | Turkish (Türkçe)" Accessed Nov. 24, 2012.
==Resources==
Category:J-Drama Fandom
Category:K-Drama Fandom
D-Notice

D-Notice is a 151-page slash Professionals anthology.
Regarding the title: a D-Notice is a censorship order issued by the British government.
==Summary==
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Object of Desire by Courtney Gray (1)
* Chalk and Cheese by Thomas (30)
* The Good Morning Soldiers by Madelein Lee (Carnal Interests #3) (46)
* The Greatest Treason by Lezlie Shell (82)
* Face Value by Pamela Rose (107)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1995 Zines
D-Tales

D-Tales is a het 104-page Star Trek: TNG anthology with twelve stories and articles. It is Data-centric.
From the editorial: 
The editor also wrote: 
==Contents==
* Debutant by Christine Carr (1) (reprinted from Make It So #23)
* It Never Happened by Eve Robinson (11)
* By Invitation Only by Eve Robinson (13)
* Yin Yang by Carol Sterenberg (31)
* Vacation by Eve Robinson (41)
* The Licensed Foole, article by Denise Rogers (47)
* Sonnet by Eve Robinson (50)
* A Matter of Timing by Eve Robinson (51) (Appeared on the alt.startrek.creative newsgroup during 1997, but has been removed from the a.s.c archives.)
* Android Rights… and Wrongs by Eve Robinson (61) (Appeared on the a.s.c newsgroup but has been substantially revised by the author for this edition.)
* O Where are You Going? by Eve Robinson (85) (What exactly did happen after the end of "Gambit'?)
* Qualitative Assessment by Eve Robinson (86) (An exploration of Trek's most enigmatic personality.) (Appeared on the alt.startrek.creative newsgroup during 1997, but have been removed from the a.s.c archives.)
* This Simple Feeling by Christine Carr (87)
==Sample Interior==
Image:dtales-1.jpg
Image:dtales-2.jpg
Image:dtales-3.jpg
 
 
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1998 Zines
D.C. Fontana is a Romulan Agent

D.C. Fontana is a Romulan Agent is a 1968 essay by Jean Lorrah.
It was printed in Triskelion #2. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the episode "The Enterprise Incident" 
* the episode's inconsistencies regarding Spock's characterization about sex and lies
* comparing D.C. Fontana's professional duties as script writer to fans (specifically female ones) writing fiction
* drawerfic
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1968 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
D.E.B.S.

The 2004 film, D.E.B.S was a parody comedy of Charlie's Angels, based off of a comic and short film. D.E.B.S were spies, recruited by the U.S Government via secret tests within the SATS to become secret agents. While it was rated generally poorly by critics at the time, it went on to develop a moderately-small but enthusiastic fan following, particularly amongst sapphic fans who embraced it for its ridiculous premise.
==Canon==
The main cast consist of one team of D.E.B.S – Max, Janet, Amy and Dominique – and so-called criminal mastermind Lucy Diamond and her accomplice, Scud. When the team are tasked with capturing Lucy Diamond, a series of events lead to Amy and Lucy bumping into each other, hitting it off, and Amy becoming distracted enough to let Lucy go. 
While the agency celebrate Amy as the one person to have met Lucy Diamond and survived, Amy begins to see Lucy in secret and feelings for each other develop. This leads to Amy pretending to be kidnapped by Lucy, an agency-wide rescue attempt, Lucy and Amy's relationship being uncovered, and Lucy ultimately giving up her empire of crime for Amy.
==Fandom==
The show developed a moderately small fanbase, who found the fluffy and ridiculous premise of the film endearing and particularly appreciated that the sapphic couple got their happy ending riding off into the sunset. The film occasionally appeared as a request in femslash challenges and there were a few fan pages and groups set up for the film. 
As of January 2024, there are 57 works for the film on Fanfiction.net, and 90 fanworks for the film on Archive of Our Own. However, the film also appears in the fan works of other fandoms as there are also a number of works tagged with freeform tags indicating they are inspired by D.E.B.S.
In 2023, Gif sets of the film were still being posted to Tumblr, and clips of the film to TikTok, with the latter particularly focusing on the character of Dominique, though the Amy/Lucy pairing featured frequently as well. 
===Pairings===
Almost all the shipping focused works in the fandom are of Amy Bradshaw/Lucy Diamond, though there have been some works for the canonical duaric pairing, Janet/Scud as well. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fan vids===
*Take it Off by foomatic21
*Hot n' Cold by funnypain
===Fan art===
==Resources and Archives==
*D.E.B.S tag at AO3
*D.E.B.S at FF.net
*D.E.B.S tag at Tumblr
*D.E.B.S AU and D.E.B.S Fusion tagged works at AO3
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
D.H.

D.H. is the author of the Due South fic series beginning with Antipodes, which pairs Fraser with gender queer OC Tracy.
Antipodes was archived at the Due South Fiction Archive on April 27, 1999, slightly more than three years after the episode Some Like It Red (wherein Fraser cross-dresses) aired (March 28, 1996),Due South episode guide on TV.com but is probably the first exploration of gender queerness in the fandom.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
D.J. MacHale

D.J. MacHale is an American writer, director, and executive producer. He is known for the young adult book series Pendragon and the young adult trilogy Morpheus Road.
The Pendragon series contains ten books: The Merchant of Death (1 September 2002The Merchant of Death Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Lost City of Faar (1 January 2003The Lost City of Faar Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Never War (1 May 2003The Never War Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Reality Bug (1 September 2003The Reality Bug Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), Black Water (3 August 2004Black Water Fandom Wiki. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Rivers of Zadaa (28 June 2005The Rivers of Zadaa Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Quillan Games (16 May 2006The Quillan Games Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), The Pilgrims of Rayne (8 May 2007The Pilgrims of Rayne Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), Raven Rise (20 May 2008Raven Rise Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.), and The Soldiers of Halla (12 May 2009The Soldiers of Halla Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021.).
==Relationship with Fandom==
From Professional Author Fanfic Policies#Authors Who Support/ed Fanfic About Their Work, MacHale approves of fanfiction:
Note: The website in this quote is now defunct. It was the host of the “old Pendragon forums” under Pendragon#Fannish Links. This doesn’t mean that MacHale has shifted to discouraging fanfiction, however, as there is a blog post on the 2011 (current) site for fanfiction in the comments: Fan Fiction Spot ( archived link).
==References==
Category:IndustryCategory:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
D.J. News

D.J. News is a gen Miami Vice letterzine edited by Mary Platt. It won a 1991 and 1992 FanQ.
NOTE: The FanQ site also lists a letterzine by the same author called "D.J. Today." As it is unlikely there are two publications with such similar titles, this fanwork may be incorrectly labeled here. 
Category:Miami Vice Zines
D.L. Witherspoon

D.L. Witherspoon writes gen fanfic, mostly Sentinel (first story posted in October 1997), and is also part of Skeeter Press together with Susan L. Williams and Kandace Klumper.
==Works==
*The Family Series
*Bayou (Sentinel story)
*Evolution (Sentinel story)
*Shades of Black
*Miracles of Life
*Deep Cover
==Fan Comments==
==Interview==
* Cascade Library Interview with D.L. Witherspoon (1999)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
D.Moon

D.Moon was a site that initially focused on Sailor Moon and Dragonball Z, hosting fanfiction and fanart submissions along with sprite comics created by the webmaster. There were also a series of text parodies featuring the Sailor Moon and DBZ characters (e.g.: Sailor Doo, Where Are You; The Saiytrix) in a feature called D.MoonTV. The site later expanded to include Justice League Unlimited and began to host fanworks based on other properties.
Category:2000s 
Category:Sailor Moon Websites
Category:Dragon BallCategory:Justice League
D.N.Angel

D.N.Angel is a manga series about Daisuke Niwa, a teenage boy who shares his body and turns intermittently into a phantom thief called Dark Mousy. Daisuke forms a friendship with Satoshi Hiwatari, a classmate/police commander who has his own alter-ego named Krad.
There are many gen fanworks. Shipping is primarily Daisuke/Satoshi, sometimes accompanied by Dark Mousy/Krad. The het pairing Satoshi/Risa is also common. There are a few Daisuke/Dark Mousy stories.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Meta===
* Fire and Ice: Opposite Sides of the Same Coin by otaku_kitsune, a Satoshi/Daisuke ship manifesto (September 2006)
==Fansites and Communities==
===Fansites===
* Offramp, a fansite and archive (archive link)
* Yami o Sukasu, a fansite (archive link)
* dn angel :: a webring, a webring (archive link)
* Balance, a Satoshi/Daisuke fanlisting (archive link)
===Livejournal Communities===
* dnangelfans
* dn_angel_fans
* dnangelyaoi, for yaoi
* satoxdai, for Satoshi/Daisuke
* dnangel_rating, a rating community
===DevantArt Groups===
* DN-Angel-Club
==External Links==
* D.N. Angel on Archive of Our Own
* D N Angel on FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Manga
Category:Anime
D.O.N.A.L.D.

D.O.N.A.L.D. (Deutsche Organisation nichtkommerzieller Anhänger des lauteren Donaldismus, or German Organization of Non-commercial Devotees of Pure Donaldism in English) is a German Donaldist club. It organizes yearly conventions (Kongresse) and meetings (Zwischenzeremonien) and publishes the zine Der Donaldist. Local "Stammtische" exist in several German cities/regions for fans to meet regularly with other Donaldists informally.
== Links ==
* Inside Germany's Donald Duck Society by Dreamsounds on YouTube
Category:Donaldism
Category:German-Speaking Fandom
Category:1977 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
D.S.V.-2

You may be looking for D.S.V., a Blake's 7 anthology edited by 
Celeste Hotaling-Lyons.''
D.S.V.-2 is a gen Blake's 7 fiction anthology for an Australian fan club. It has the subtitle: "The Fanzine for The System."
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
D.T. Steiner

D.T. Steiner is an early influential Star Trek: TOS zine editor and writer. Her press is called Love Child Press. Two of her most well-known works are The Sensuous Vulcan and Spock Enslaved!.
Steiner got into fandom when she joined LNAF, S.T.A.R., and several other fan clubs. Steiner founded and ran her own fan club called The Nimoy Factor.
She entered the Equicon '74 costume competition as an Atlantean slave girl. Steiner was the winner of the poetry contest at that con, which was judged by D.C. Fontana and Stephen Goldin. from Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom 
==Zines: Edited==
* Metamorphosis
* The Sensuous Vulcan
* Spock Enslaved!
* Summer's End
==Zines Contributions ==
* Archives
* Contact
* Interphase #2
* Obsc'zine
* Off the Beaten Trek
* The Other Side of Paradise
* Beyond Orion
* Rigel
* Warped Space #25
== Meta ==
* DT Steiner was referenced in the filk song "The Late Night Zine Lament" about readers waiting for zines.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Filkers
D. Amaya

D. Amaya is a fanfiction writer in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s. He was also the administrator/moderator for the Outside the Lines mailing list. 
==Notable Works==
The Bucktown Timeline
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*2000 - Best Serious Crossover: "Double-Team"
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Interviews==
*The Author's Spotlight - Spotlight on... D. Amaya!
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
D. E. Stevenson

Dorothy Emily Stevenson, a.k.a. D. E. Stevenson, was a twentieth century Scottish author who wrote a number of popular "light romantic" novels. She was distantly related to Robert Louis Stevenson. Popular titles include:
*Miss Buncle's Book & Miss Buncle Married
*Mrs. Tim of the Regiment
== Fandom ==
DEStevenson (link) is an active community on Yahoo! Groups that regularly holds discussions about Stevenson's novels. It also periodically holds get-togethers of its members ("DESsies"), normally with some kind of focus related to DE Stevenson’s life and/or works. In June 2010, they toured places in Scotland which are mentioned in some of the novels, and also saw Stevenson’s home in Moffat. 
==Fansites==
*D. E. Stevenson by Dalyght
*Dorothy Emily Stevenson by Susan Monahan
*D. E. Stevenson by Alison Bunting
 
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
D. R. Smith

D. R. Smith was a British fan and zine contributor who was active in science fiction fandom circa 1930s-1960s. See his entry at Fancyclopedia.
According to the Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, "Smith is of greatest sf interest for an early example of fan fiction, not in its initial fannish meaning of stories woven around real-life fans and their activities but in the more modern sense of creating new adventures for established fictional characters." (Accessed 14 December 2024.)
==Selected Works==
*Happy Encounter (1938)
*The Road to Fame (1941-1942)
*Why Abdul Al Hazred Went Mad (1950)
*British Fantasy Society Bulletin - editor
==External Links==
*Fancyclopedia 
*ISFDB
*Forgotten Fans #6: D.R SMITH – The Sage of Nuneaton by Rob Hansen (efanzines.com)
==References==
Category:Deceased
D. Ramsey

D. Ramsey is a writer, vidder and one of the original owners of the online Professionals circuit library (ProsLib).
Vids (all Professionals, dated around 1996):
*Help by The Beatles
*Mungojerrie and Rumpleteaser from CATS
*We Do What We're Told by Peter Gabriel
*You Gotta Be... by Des'ree
*Don't Give Up
*The Right Words To Say
*Fooled Around And Fell In Love (twice, one from Bodie and once from Doyle's perspective)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Vidders
DADT, Damyata, Damyadvam

DADT, Damyata, Damyadvam is a Stargate Atlantis story by Trinityofone.
Summary: He was aware of the controversy surrounding the application of DADT policy to an international expedition—and an international expedition to another galaxy at that—but in the end, it didn't matter. Everyone got the chip, or they didn't go.
The author is known for many things, particularly her skillful use of science fiction tropes. This story imagines a future in which the U.S. military's Don't Ask Don't Tell policy is aided by technology: the implantation of a chip that gives the bearer a severe "DADT shock" if they do or say anything queer. All the Atlantis expedition has been implanted, and the story shows how the characters cope with, and eventually fight and overthrow, this fascistic and homophobic technology.
A podfic of this story was made by jessikast on 19 August 2007. It is available at the Audiofic Archive.
DADT, Damyata, Damyadvam was written for Artword challenge 004A.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
DAGE Co.

DAGE Co. was a Star Trek merchandise company. It sold photos, tribbles (including pregnant ones), scripts, audio cds, buttons, and more. 
It began with the name "David Gerrold's Co." as per an ad in Star-Borne #4 
This company was owned and operated by David Gerrold. It was through this company that Gerrold sent out at least one open letter, see Bring Back Star Trek...?.
The Film-Con Rap Session (printed in 1973) was "Dage Press Pub. Number 101."
Trademarks, copyrights, and such must have been much looser as Gerrold was able to make a profit using things that straddled lines between fanworks and official "goods." In 1972, he stated: "Tribbles are the exclusive creation of David Gerrold, all rights reserved." In 1974, he said that it was "all licensed by Paramount, by the way." from 2-5YM Interview with David Gerrold 
In the 21st Century, a mail order firm Tribble Toys has the Gerrold approval to sell tribbles and, from Star Trek: The Animated Series, glommers and pink tribbles. Gerrold's books are also available from the site. 
==Some Comments by Gerrold: 1974==
From 2-5YM Interview with David Gerrold (June 1974): 
==Fan Comments==
In 1974, Cara Sherman (the editor of Romulan Wine): 
In 1975, a fan plugs this company, and hints at trouble: 
==Some DAGE Co. Merch==
Image:starborne6-7-2.jpg|a 1973 flyer for tribbles, printed in Star-Borne #6/7
 Image:dageflyer.jpg|a 1974 flyer 
 Image:dagecoflyer.jpg|a 1974 flyer printed in Beta Lyrae 
Image:dageoutline.jpg|Gerrold sold his outline for the episode "The Cloud Minders" through his own company
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
==References==
Category:1970s
Category:Star Trek TOS
DARKOVER SPINOFF. Or maybe that should read CONTRARY MOTION—VERY.

DARKOVER SPINOFF. Or maybe that should read CONTRARY MOTION—VERY. is a 1977 essay by Ted Bryan, the editor of Marion Zimmer Bradley's early issues of Darkover Newsletter.
It was published in Darkover Newsletter #7.
The essay addresses criticism of Bradley's book "Darkover Landfall," both in terms of a controversy that erupted after a negative review appeared in the feminist Canadian zine, The Witch and the Chameleon. This led to Bradley's August 1977 article in An Evolution of Consciousness: Twenty-Five Years of Writing about Women in Science Fiction, and subsequently, a novel by Joanna Russ called We Who Are About to... (which was written as a response to "Darkover Landfall").
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
DAWN STAR

DAWN STAR (夜明けの星 Yoake no hoshi) is a 28 page gen NUMB3RS doujinshi written by SKYFiSH. Storyline:One day, they lose contact to Larry. And the letter from Larry reaches Charlie and Megan who worries about him.
Category:Numb3rs Doujinshi
Category:2010 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
DAW Books

DAW Books is a professional publishing company founded in 1971 by Donald A. Wollheim, a science fiction fan who was a founding member of the Futurians in the 1930s. DAW was the first publisher to publish only science fiction and fantasy. 
It also published many books by writers who began their careers writing fan fiction. Marion Zimmer Bradley and Mercedes Lackey are just two of these authors.
See DAW Darkover Anthologies. Also see the infamous Gor series.
In 2013, fanwriter and zine editor, Deb Walsh, commented on a Kill the Dead zine titled Ghyste Mortua she had been planning to publish: 
==References==
 
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
DBKate's Slash Fiction

DBKate's Slash Fiction was a personal slash fanfiction site. It was hosted by GeoCities. Fandoms included The X-Files, The Phantom Menace, Twin Peaks, The Untouchables and U-571.
The Phantom Menace page was called The TPM Lair of Kass and DBKate and a member of several webrings.Warning Page, via Wayback: 05 December 2001. (Accessed 16 June 2018)
The site includes links to favorite authors, recommended stories, favorite pages, blatherings, webrings and a list of fanfiction mailing lists.
File:TWIN PEAKS SLASH.png|Twin Peaks
File:The Untouchables.png|The Untouchables
File:U-571.png|U-571
==Fanfiction Mailing Lists==
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:The Untouchables
Category:U-571
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages