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The Cardassian Inquisitor

The Cardassian Inquisitor was a newsletter for fans of the Cardassian military officer Gul Dukat on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. It was created by Jamie Hartman.
It ran from May 1999 to roughly December 2000. Its editor passed away in January 2001 Jamie 
* September 2000 
* July 2000 
* May 2000 
* March 2000 
* January 2000 
* November 1999 
* September 1999 
* August 1999 
* July 1999 
* June 1999 
* May 1999
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Non-fiction Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Cardassian Mask

The Cardassian Mask is an 193-page adult het Star Trek: Voyager novel by Lrbowen. It contains numerous black and white illustrations by L.R. Bowen.
It was first posted to alt.startrek.creative.
Some of the artwork is here.
==About==
From the author: 
 
==Gallery==
Sample interior art by L.R. Bowen
File:Janeway packing by MadameManga.jpg|"Janeway Packing"
File:IntCardassianMask.jpg|Janeway/Chakotay portrait
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Category:Star Trek VOY J/C Fanfiction
Category:1997 Zines
The Care and Feeding of Celebrities

The Care and Feeding of Celebrities is a 1974 essay by Dorothy C. Fontana.
It was printed in Star-Borne #13. 
At the top of the essay was this statement: "This topic was also discussed by Ms. Fontana at NYSTCON #3."
It should be noted that Fontana was herself, a celebrity and frequent con guest of honor.
While much of the advice is about celebrities at cons, that is not its entire focus.
It should also be noted that at the time this essay/open letter was written, celebrity guests of honor were present at cons for the cost of their expenses or (perhaps) a small fee. The rise of large payments to guests of honor had not yet quite occurred. This meant that celebrity guests went to cons because they found it fun and/or because it was in their financial best interests to promote the show, or their other projects.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what constitutes being a good fan as opposed to a bad fan
* Star Trek TPTB are available and generous, and fans should be grateful
* celebrity guests are very popular
* "how [should] you, the fan, should treat celebrities who have donated their time, talent, and efforts to make your conventions successful and fun, or a miserable disaster that will sour them on fans forever."
* make sure your do a lot of advance research: "It is not polite to congratulate someone on a show they haven't done. Get your credits straight first."
* don't call them on the phone, especially long-distance, collect
* let them eat food at cons when they are hungry
* don't mail them stories or scripts, don't ask them to read your stuff
* no, Gene Roddenberry is not "cracking down" on fanzines, which is a "wild distortion of the truth... [Fanzines] are a labor of love, generally speaking."
* selling copies of scripts is illegal, only Lincoln Enterprises can make money doing that
* don't create and sell bootleg blooper films
* don't spread rumors like DeForest Kelley is retiring to take care of his dying wife: "his lively wife was and is superbly healthy"
* stop spreading rumors about what you see: "If a male guest is seen having breakfast with an attractive woman who is not his wife, it is not necessarily an indication of any scandal." 
* "The next time you have a chance to meet a celebrity - - any celebrity -- try to follow these guide lines. You'll find you're a standout among fans in the eyes of the celebrity."
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1974 Meta
Category:1974 Open Letters
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Careful Stranger

The Careful Stranger is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Fury.
It was published in the print zine Beside Myself #1. 
 
==Summary==
"While Kirk is on Earth for shoreleave, Spock flees to Vulcan when he enters pon farr." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Caretaker

The Caretaker is a Kirk/Spock story by Robin Hood.
It was published in One Night Stand #4/5.
 
==Summary==
"Spock plays the caretaker in the aftermath of Edith Keeler's death."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1996===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Cartouche

:For the mailing list, see thecartouche.
The Cartouche is a Stargate SG-1 archive. It is probably better known under the name JD Archive and belongs to Jack & Danny's Place. Although the archive allows gen and all pairings, most hosted stories are Jack/Daniel slash.
In 2008 the archive had 89 het storiesThe Cartouche : Subcategories : Het, 14 October 2008 via Wayback. (Accessed 10 September 2011) and 1437 slash stories, 1200 of those were Jack/Daniel fic.The Cartouche : Subcategories : Slash, 14 October 2008 via Wayback. (Accessed 10 September 2011)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 ArchivesCategory:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
The Cartwright Syndrome

The Cartwright Curse, or The Bonanza Syndrome, is when a fan creates a female love interest for a male character, only to have her die by the end of the story, a trope that also happens in canon.
The term refers to the classic Western series, Bonanza, in which all of the leading male characters lost a wife/lover and no female survived more than a few episodes.
Gender-inverted examples are rare, but exist, usually called "black widow" syndrome. Samantha Carter from the Stargate franchise is one such notable example.
==Examples of Use==
* "There's a name for that killing-off-of-the-romantic interest. We refer to it around here as the Bonanza Syndrome. (Think back—none of the Cartwrights could keep a wife over two days before she faded out from a rare disease that only attacks female love interests and elm trees/burned alive in the torched barn/got stomped by a jealous horse.) And let's not forget that dear, undaunted, loveable (if terminal), beloved female must die with her makeup in perfect order. Heaven forbid she keel over gracefully with her eye liner smudged!" from Between Friends #12 (July 1985) 
* "Why did the Klingon woman [probably referring to Worf's mate K'ehleyr from "Star Trek: The Next Generation"] have to die? Are we getting infected with the Bonanza Syndrome (love a Cartright and die)?" from Comlink #46 
== Notable sufferers of the curse==
* Joe Asakura aka Joe the Condor in Science Ninja Team Gatchaman
* Margaery Tyrell in A Song of Ice and Fire
* Jessica Wakefield in the Sweet Valley High series
* Samantha Carter in Stargate
* Otacon in the Metal Gear series
* The Doctor in Doctor Who
* Apollo on Battlestar Galactica
==References==
The Cascade Quarterly

The Cascade Quarterly is a Sentinel newsletter that ran for four issues.
The plan was for it to be published quarterly: Winter (January/February), Spring (April/May),
Summer (July/August), and Autumn (October/November).
==The Tearsheet: Protection from TPTB==
The first issue contains a bright orange "tearsheet," a separate flyer inserted in the newsletter. 
==Issue 1==
The Cascade Quarterly 1 was published in August 1997 and contains 14 pages.
From the first issue: 
* Newsletter Info and Addresses (2)
* Introduction and Explanation (3)
* Just the Facts: Biography - Richard Burgi as Detective Jim Ellison (4)
* Just the Facts: Biography - Garett Maggart as Blair Sandburg (5)
* Just the Facts: Biography - Bruce A. Young as Captain Simon Banks (6)
* Interrogation Room: transcript of an interview with Burgi, Maggart, and Young ("On July 8. 1997,1 was fortunate enough to be able to interview Richard Burgi, Garett Maggart and Bruce Young by phone. The interviews were done individually - Garett and I spoke first, then later Bruce and I spoke and finally Richard and I spoke. Each interview lasted approximately 15-20 minutes. The following are transcripts of those three interviews. Thanks to all of you who suggested questions. Thanks also to the guys for taking the time to talk with me. It was a lot of fun!") 
** Maggart (7)
** Young (9)
** Burgi (10)
* Station House Humor (screenshots with captions) (12)
* The Informant's Corner ("I know we are all eagerly anticipating the start of the third season. Well, I was fortunate enough to obtain an advance videotape copy of the first episode (“Warriors”) due to the kindness of the powers that be. So without further ado, here is a spoiler for the first episode. Since I can’t put in spoiler spaces, this will be your only warning, if you don’t want to be spoiled, stop reading now. If you like being spoiled (just a bit), then read on!") (13)
Image:cascadequarterly1-1.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:cascadequarterly1-2.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:cascadequarterly1-3.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:cascadequarterly1-4.jpg|from issue #1 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Category:Sentinel Zines
Category:1997 ZinesCategory:1998 Zines
The Case Book of Caledonia

The Case Book of Caledonia is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Airinya. It's Sherlock/John, rated R-18.
Image:CasebookCaledonia.jpg|cover
Image:CasebookCaledoniaback.jpg|back cover
==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Case Book of Insomnia

The Case Book of Insomnia is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Airinya. It's Sherlock/John, rated R-18. It's a reprint collection of doujinshi from 2010-2011.
Image:CaseBookInsomnia.jpg|cover
Image:CaseBookInsomniaback.jpg|back cover
==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
* yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Case Book of Nightmare

The Case Book of Nightmare is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Airinya. It's Sherlock/John.
Image:CaseBookNightmare.jpg|cover
==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
* yahoo auction 2 - aucfan
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Case for Print Media Publishing

The Case for Print Media Publishing is an essay by JJ and Mike Adamson.
Some topics: the value of print zines, the culture of instant gratification, "the internet ain't free," the generally poor quality of online fiction, how online fiction will kill your eyesight, the value of editors, and why fanzines are like flat shoes and wholemeal bread. It also cites a study that says that "1,500 words is comfortable to read from the screen at any one time."
The essay was also posted here with the title: "Print Media versus On-line Publishing." That version is slightly altered to appeal to science fiction fans rather than media fans. 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Print Media
Category:Zine Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Case for R/S

The Case for R/S is a 2003 essay by elwing_alcyone analysing support for Remus/Sirius in canon.
The essay was discussed in the 2018 The Paris Review article Harry Potter and the Secret Gay Love Story.
==Excerpts==
==Response==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Marauders
The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship

The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship is a non-fiction 15-page zine by Gregory Jein. 
The subject: the starships in the Star Trek: TOS universe.
==Introduction==
==Afterward==
==Sample Interior==
Image:jondoe1.jpg|inside page sample
Image:jondoe2.jpg|inside page sample
Image:jondoe3.jpg|inside page sample
Image:jondoe4.jpg|inside page sample
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1974 Zines
The Case of the Birthday Present

"The Case of the Birthday Present" is a The Sentinel vid by Banbury McBurg. It is a gen vid and it was created to celebrate the first birthday of Artifact Storage Room 3. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Magician113 on Crack Van on August 27, 2010: 
"This is a clever tribute to one of our newest archives using a fun and appropriate tune. For my family, August has always been the birthday month – four birthdays, two of them (my grandmother and sister) are on the same day. So when I saw this vid done in honor of the first “birthday” of Artifact Storage Room 3, it just seemed a natural rec.
Fun and bouncy in keeping with the song and the sentiment, the vid’s plot is as flimsy as tissue paper (but solid on the eye candy). Blair has written a fic for Jim and is letting him know where he can find it and more great stories.
ASR3 is now two and also celebrated another milestone – over 1000 pieces of fanwork housed there now. So watch Banbury’s cool vid and also check out her stories and the others at the two years’ new ASR3." 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:2009 Vids
The Case of the Dead Plot Bunnies

The Case of the Dead Plot Bunnies is an essay by Dee Beetem.
It discusses "The Usual Suspects: Three Common Plot Killers"
* Gratuitous Acts of Villainy
* Deus Ex Machina 
* Wussing Out on the Good Fight
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Case of the Stolen Doctor

The Case Of The Stolen Doctor by flawedamythyst is a Holmes/Watson fic, where Watson is kidnapped by Moriarty. It was created as for the 2011 Sherlock Holmes Big Bang. 
== Summary ==
Author summary on AO3:
==Reactions and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by sopasapo (2024)
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
The Casebook of Small Visitor

The Casebook of Small Visitor is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by My dear Friend. It's Sherlock/John and Mycroft/Lestrade, rated R-18.
Image:CasebookSmallVisitor.jpg|cover
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Cassandra Cla(i)re Saga

The Cassandra Cla(i)re Saga is a 2019 essay by iwasonceafangril. 
It was posted to r/HobbyDrama on Reddit where it has 228 comments.
The introduction: "TL;DR: The author of the fanfic trilogy that popularized “Draco in Leather Pants” is also a famous YA author, with a long, complicated history involving fandom drama and Ginny/Ron romance fic.... What do you get when you cross the pure insanity of the Harry Potter fandom at its peak with the nightmarish hellscape of YA lit? The Cassandra Cla(i)re drama, that's what. "
For more on this topic, see The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle and CharityWank.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what is a BNF and why this is important
* the Saga as defined by:
** "Draco Dormiens and the dawn of Sexpot Malfoy" -- the tensions and culture of the het, gen, and slash fans of the time in the Harry Potter fandom
**"Draco Sinister and the Plagiarism Scandal" 
** "Draco Veritas and LaptopGate"
**"The Mortal Instruments"
* a mention of the MsScribe drama and a recommendation of a site to visit
* Holly Black and Soap Dick
* the toxicity and drama of YA fandom and culture
* an accusation about artwork for the Nimbus 2003 convention
* a library employee complains about the hassle of shelving CC's heavy books
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments: At the Post==
==References==
Category:Meta on Reddit
Category:2019 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
The Cassidy Legacy

The Cassidy Legacy is a slash crossover 168-page novel by Kathy Keegan. The cover art is by JJ.
==Excerpt==
"He felt the fist unbuckling him but he could not move, and his own gun dug into the curve of his cheek. He felt the cool caress of the air on his belly, and sucked in a breath as his slacks were shoved down, baring his arse. Stamos's fingers clenched into his hip, turning him about.
And then the rasping sound of an automatic sidearm cocking, and Bodie's voice from the door, smooth as silk. 'Stand back, give him his gun and take your fucking paws off him, Alexis. Or by God, l'll shoot you dead'."
==Summary==
Summary: "This single novel is a Pros crossover with Cassidy, an Australian TV mini-series which starred Martin Shaw as wealthy and unscrupulous James Griffin. In this novel the character takes the take of James Melville. The pairing is Bodie/Doyle." Palely Loitering
==From the Nut Hatch Flyer==
==The Writer Responds to an Allegation ==
From the editorial of Encore! #1: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
===1998===
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1991 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Cassie Claire Primer

The Cassie Claire Primer was posted by Ignatius. 
It is a recap of the Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle. 
The post contains a lot of commentary by white serpent and Heidi8 posted in July 2005.
==Introduction==
==References==
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Pro Author Meta
The Cast of Ride Forever

Ride Forever, a due South fiction archive featured The Cast of Ride Forever, a project where list members had created non-Mary Sue OCs (self-insertions) based on their RL selves. These characters lived in Chicago and had minor contact with the main characters in due South. 
A similar fanac was Alphan Biographies.
==Description==
 
As explained on the front page: 
From the "Cast of Ride Forever" page: 
==Some Members==
* Officer Manna LaDroit
* Dr. Victoria West
* Investigator Alex Peters
* Maria Crothers
* Cheryl Barnes
* Janice Sager
* Jan Brandt
* Dulcie Nelson
* Sandra Randant
* Linda
* Rochon Perry
* Amanda Dannehl
* Melanie Mitchell
* CJ Larsen, R.N.
* Shane Jackson
* Philena Metcalfe
* Captain Misha Sumra
* Kali Sandison
==References==
The Castaways (Star Trek: TOS zine by M.L. Dodge)

The Castaways is a 1977 Star Trek: TOS het novel by Mary Louise Dodge. 
According to a flyer, it was a Berengaria Special Edition. 
The cover design is a Spock/Fiamma sketch by Joni Wagner, background by Teri Meyer, and silk screening done by Mary G. Buser. The author gives special thanks "to those who formed our assembly line carrying the moist covers from room to room... Ellen, Erin, Carol, Sondra, Sylvia, Jean, Susan, Trish, and Vicki's son, Mark. Their voluntary assistance was sorely needed and many thanks to them."
 Image:castawaysdodge.jpg| The front cover design is a Spock/Fiamma sketch by Joni Wagner, background by Teri Meyer, and silk screening done by Mary G. Buser 
 Image:dodgecastawayback.jpg| back cover by Joni Wagner 
Castaways is a het 75-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Mary Louise Dodge featuring Spock and an OFC. It includes a poem by Florence Mary Peruso and illos by Joni Wagner. 
 Image:berengariaflyer.jpg| flyer that was in Stardate, click to read the information about "The Castaways" at the bottom 
 Image:flyercastaways.jpg| flyer that was in Berengaria #8 
==A Flyer Description==
 
==Gallery of Art from The Castaways==
Image:dodgecastaways2.jpg|interior art by Joni Wagner
Image:dodgecastaways1.jpg|interior art by Joni Wagner
Image:Castaways_interior_art_3.jpg|interior art Joni Wagner
Image:Castaways_interior_art_2.jpg|interior art, Joni Wagner
Image:dodgecastaways3.jpg|Alternate cover used for a later printing, i.e. the original cover without the silkscreening
The final image, which is the original cover without the silkscreening, appears on a reprint edition of this zine. That undated printing includes all of the original art, and the only textual difference is that the price statement on the copyright page has been changed from "Price is $2.50 in person; for first class mailing - $3.50" to the odder construction "Price is $2.50 in person for first class mailing."
==Some Art and Poetry Inspired by The Castaways==
Image:castawaysberen1.jpg|art by Teri Meyer published in Berengaria #9
Image:castawaysberen2.jpg|poetry and art by Teri Meyer published in Berengaria #9
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1977===
===1981===
===1982===
===A Tongue-in-Cheek Review: 1978===
In 1978, a fan wrote a review of this story. It is unknown if it was with the permission or approval of Mary Louise Dodge.
==References==
 
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Castle Keep Affair and The Promised Day Affair

The Castle Keep Affair and The Promised Day Affair is a slash zine with two stories by Ravenschild and art by Whitby27. 
From the publisher, "After Illy's mistreatment at the hands of THRUSH while they are imprisoned, Napoleon learns of things which have happened in Illya's past that may forever change their partnership."
==Two Editions==
There is an edition with 180 pages. 
There is an edition with 90 pages.
==Contents==
* The Castle Keep Affair (3) 
* The Promised Day Affair (136)
==Covers==
 
 Image:castlekeep.png| cover by Whitby27 (180 page edition) 
Image:castlekeepaffair.jpg|another version of the cover, artist is Whitby27 (90 page edition)
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Castle and the River

The Castle and the River is a Blake's 7 story by Jean Stevenson.
It was printed in the zine 5th Season #5 where it had two black and white illos by Suzan Lovett.
The inspiration for the story was this Suzan Lovett illo, which was the back cover of the print zine.
File:fifthseason5-5.jpg| interior art from the print zine by Suzan Lovett (the color version was used as the front cover)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Cat's Out of the Bag

You may be looking for the zine publisher called Cat-Out-Of-The-Bag Productions.
The Cat's Out of the Bag is a het e-zine. The e-zine includes 12 stories and 14 art pieces, mainly photo-manips. It was designed to be read online.
From the editor:
Summaries from the website:
* Anyway You Slice It by Maveness. 'Chloe knows, but half the fun is in the telling.' (pg-13)
* Someone to Watch Over Me by SullivanLane. 'Clark would always remember her that way, despite all that they had gone through.' (pg)
* Witness by Amy. 'Before she could formulate any words, her best friend was gone in a blur of light.' (pg)
* A Faustian Bargain by Medie. 'Chloe Sullivan puts it together...and finds herself with a choice to make.' (g, stargate crossover)
* A Definition of Power by Hope. 'Since Chloe was being irrational anyway, why not go for the Unreasonable Hall of Fame?' (pg-13, s3 spoilers)
* Americana Tails by Regina. 'Chloe. Seriously. You‘ve known about me for almost a year now, and I‘ve spent the majority of that year doing your bidding.' (pg)
* Fixate by JollyCynic. 'When Chloe finds out, it's not Clark who makes her blood boil.' (pg-13, s3 spoilers)
* Moment by Huffy the Campfire Slayer. 'Chloe and Clark exchange their secrets and Clark ponders how the two of them can be walking such parallel paths, yet be on such different journeys.' (nc-17)
* Windfall by Wiccid Sister. 'An encounter in Burnham Woods leads to a discovery.' (nc-17)
* Countdown to the Inevitable by Tara O'Shea. 'She'd known for seven years, four months, seventeen days, five hours, and twelve minutes by the time he finally figured out that she knew.' (pg)
* Twist by Chiriru. 'Her own curosity had made her hang on to the ring; it was her fault that he had it. She had to stop Clark before he hurt himself because of it.' (pg-13)
* My Immortal by Paperbkryter. 'She was tired of watching him bleed to death.' (nc-17)
Category:Smallville Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Cat Came Back

The Cat Came Back is a slash X-Files 218-page zine with fiction by Kassandra. 
==Series==
Prequels for this universe: Tempus Fugit, Victorious in Defeat, Rolling the Dice, Sanity as an Index of Reality, Sanity Reprise, Ships and Sails and Sealing Wax, Interlude, All I Want For Christmas, Home, 1-800-TRU-STME, Consensus Reality and Cats 
In zine form:
* All I Want for Christmas 
* A Change of Heart
* The Cat Came Back
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Disclaimer from the Print Zine==
 
 Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines