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The Disruptor!

The Disruptor! is a gen Klingon Star Trek anthology. It has the subtitle: "The Kanadian Konnection." It is a club zine that contains news, art & photographs and promoted links to other Klingon groups around the world.
==Issue 1 ==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Disruptor v.1 issue 3 was published in November 1990.
 Image:disruptor3.jpg| cover of v.1 issue #3 
 
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
The Disruptor! 7 was published November 1991. 
 File:Disruptor7.jpg| cover of issue #7 
==Issue 8==
The Disruptor! 8 was published February 1992. 
 File:Disruptor8.jpg| cover of issue #8 
==Issue 9==
The Disruptor! 9 was published May 1992.
 File:Disrupter9.jpg| cover of issue #9 
 
==Issue 10==
The Disruptor! 10 was published September 1992.
 
==Issue 11==
The Disruptor! 11 was published January 1993.
==Issue 12==
The Disruptor! 12 was published June 1993.
 
==Issue 13==
The Disruptor! 13 was published September 1993.
 
==Issue 14==
The Disruptor! 14 was published April 1994.
==Issue 15==
The Disruptor! 15 was published September 1994.
==Issue 16==
The Disruptor! 16 was published January 1995.
==Issue 17==
The Disruptor! 17 was published April 1995. 
==Issue 18==
The Disruptor! 18 was published February 1996.
==Issue 19==
The Disruptor! 19 was published May 1996.
==Issue 20==
The Disruptor! 20 was published January 1997.
==Issue 21==
The Disruptor! 21 was published July 1998.
==Issue 22==
The Disruptor! 22 was published December 1998.
==Issue 23==
The Disruptor! 23 was published July 1999.
==Issue 24==
The Disruptor! 24 was the final issue and published in April 2000.
 
Category:Art Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000 Zines
The Dissolution

The Dissolution is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine In the Wilderness #1.
 
==Summary==
"The ship Lt. Kirk is a passenger on is rescued by the Enterprise, reuniting him with his lover from the academy. Spock Prequel: The Test. Sequel: The Puzzle."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Diver

The Diver is a K/S story by Carolyn Spencer. It won a 1995 STIFfie Award. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #42 where it had art by Chris Soto.
==Summary==
From the publisher: “Visions that Spock had while at Gol are discovered to be shared when he rejoins Kirk to defeat VʼGer.”
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
 
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Divine Adoratrice's World o'Fanfic

The Divine Adoratrice's World o'Fanfic is Katrina Bowen's fanfic page. The page also included a meta section: see The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind.
The page was hosted by Trickster and before that by Geocities. The old site was listed in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998.
Description from the Due South Slash Site: 
Description from Julad's Anhedonia website: 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Category:Trickster.org
The Divine Cycle

The Divine Cycle is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Mini Bang. It is rated T for Teen And Up Audiences, with the Archive warning Major Character Death. The fic was beta-read by GranadaCtonica and art was provided by DuskDragon39.
== Fic Info ==
=== Additional Tags ===
*Reincarnation, star crossed lovers, Angst, Fluff, Revenge, lot of jumping between different times here, brief drug reference, Implied Sexual Content, Prophetic Dreams, Murder, GabeNath Minibang 2020, Historical References
=== Summary === 
*One sentence is all it takes for Gabriel’s world to come crashing down. Now he’s having incredibly detailed dreams about people he’s never met and events that happened centuries ago. He thinks he is going mad until Nooroo reveals that he knows more than he’s been letting on. When long buried secrets are dug up, will Gabriel be able to make the right choice, or will he fail yet again?
== Reception == 
By July 2020, The Divine Cycle had received 45 comments, the majority of which were positive. A few are included below:
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
The Divorce (Hanson story)

The Divorce is a Hanson fanfic written by Hazel. From the author's own summary:
==The Reunion==
Several months after finishing The Divorce, Hazel began posting a sequel. In a 2007 LiveJournal post, she claimed the story was finished, but only five chapters were ever posted.hazels-hanfic: It's Done!!!!!!!!!
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
The Divorce is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Dizzy Dancing Way

The Dizzy Dancing Way was a personal multi-fandom fanwork site by Michelle K. It was linked as a site rec at CJ Central, the rec page ran by Artemis Archer that focused on CJ Cregg from The West Wing. 
The last update to the site accessible through the Wayback Machine seemed to be in January 2007, but the site remained live until some time between 2010 and 2021.
===Pages===
*What's New?
*Fiction - Fan fiction written by Michelle K across multiple fandoms.
*Awards - Awards received the The Dizzy Dancing Way
*Links - External links to websites with shared interests to Michelle K.
*Cliques and Fanlistings - Links to fannish or fiction based members lists and groups that Michelle K was part of.
*Journals - This section did not get archived when content was present on it, leaving the contents unknown.
*Contact
*Guestbook
===Fandoms and fan works===
By 2007, Michelle K had a wide range of fandoms represented amongst her fannish works and she wrote Gen, M/M, F/F, F/M, and Poly works ranging in rating from G to NC-17.
====Fandoms====
The West Wing - (Link)
Six Feet Under - (Link)
The Office - (Link)
Doctor Who - (Link)
Grey's Anatomy - (Link)
Weeds - (Link)
Lost - (Link)
Ally McBeal - (Link)
 Buffy and Angel - (Link)
Homicide: Life on the Street - (Link)
Arrested Development - (Link)
Boston Public - (Link)
Dead Like Me - (Link)
Bring It On - (Link)
Alias - (Link)
The L Word - (Link)
Gilmore Girls - (Link)
CSI - (Link)
 Real People - (Link)
Desperate Housewives - (Link)
Veronica Mars - (Link)
Law and Order - (Link)
Ed - (Link)
Without a Trace - (Link)
Daria - (Link)
View Askew - (Link)
Roswell - (Link)
Smallville - (Link)
Sports Night - (Link)
Scrubs - (Link)
Garden State - (Link)
Numb3rs - (Link)
American Beauty - (Link)
The Quiet - (Link)
Strangers With Candy - (Link)
Huff - (Link)
CSI: Miami - (Link)
Crossovers - (Link)
Miscellaneous Fandoms - (Link)
====Example Fanworks====
*Dreaming in the New Year - PG-13. Sara hates New Year's Eve. CSI, Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows
*Here's to Not Thinking - R. Abstract. The West Wing, CJ Cregg/Donna Moss
*Sentimental Coffee Cups] - PG-13. It'll be *so* great. Six Feet Under, A Clare focused angst work.
*Thankful - PG. Ally and Larry spend a Thanksgiving meal together. Ally McBeal, Ally McBeal/Larry Paul
*The Theory of Everything - PG-13. It's not like the times before. The West Wing, Josh Lyman/Sam Seaborn
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:Tripod
The Do or Die Affair

You may be looking for Do or Dye, a Valdemar zine. 
The Do or Die Affair is a gen hurt/comfort Man from UNCLE 29-page novel by Jill Thomasson. 
It was originally published in The Zine Affair.
It has a sequel, The 'Tis the Season to Be Jolly Affair.
"During an attempt to secure a cybernetics formula, Illya is captured by Napoleon’s old nemesis. Can a wounded Solo rescue his friend in time?"
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2000s
The Doctor's Exchange (fan club)

The Doctor's Exchange was a Star Trek: DS9 fan club focusing on Siddig, the actor who portrayed Julian Bashir. The fan club published the zine The Doctor's Exchange. In September 1999, it merged with Nanites, a fanclub for Nana Visitor (who played Kira Nerys) to form Far Beyond the Stars.Far Beyond the Stars (accessed 22 May 2012)
The fan club had a short-lived listserv (The Doctor's Exchange) that, in 1996, merged with Emissary's listserv.
==Reference==
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
The Doctor's Exchange (zine)

The Doctor's Exchange was the newsletter for the official fan club for Alexander Siddig, the actor who played Julian Bashir on Star Trek Deep Space Nine. 
Gayle Stever edited two issues of this zine in 1998.
It was later combined and replaced by Multi-Species Medicine.
Image:doctorsexchangeone.jpg|an unknown issue
Image:doctorsexchangetwo.jpg|an unknown issue
==The December 1994 Issue==
From the introduction by Joan Verba: 
==1998==
==The Membership Bulletin==
The Doctor's Exchange is a 17-page "Membership Booklet" published by a fan club for its members. It is a collection of non-fiction articles, interviews, candid photos of the actor, and some short fiction.
* Julia (fiction)
* The Waif by Linda A. Furey (fiction, a DS9 vampire story) ("I would really like to see Julian dishing it out instead of taking it. Just thinking about him sinking his fangs into some beauty's neck makes me feel all hot... I love the way [he] almost let the vampire kill him to save Molly. So like him to put others before himself." -- a comment in Multi-Species Medicine #25)
* other unknown content
==References==
 
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The Doctor's Indiscretion

The Doctor's Indiscretion is a Kirk/Spock story by Erica Bulsara. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #44.
==Summary==
"McCoy confesses to Kirk that he secretly observed Kirk and Spock making love."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
The Doctor's Journal

The Doctor's Journal is a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine gen newsletter that contains con reports, articles, and fiction. It was published quarterly and was available through The Doctor's Waiting Room Fan Club. It is unknown how many issues ended up being published. From the title, the newsletter presumably focused on Julian Bashir and Alexander Siddig, the actor who portrayed him.
The Doctor's Journal 1 was published in January 1994. 
* First Con: Siddig in San Antonio (front cover) by Mary L. Valere (in which the actor is presented with a teddy bear dressed up as Doctor Bashir)
* From the Editor's PADD (2)
* The Doctor is In (3)
* On the Chart (3)
* Open Up and Say AHHH! (4)
* Milwaukee Convention Report (5)
* First Con, continued (6)
* "Stranded" (short story) (9-11)
* Subscription Information (11)
* Special Delivery (back)
* Special Thanks (back)
 Category:Anthology Zines
 Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Doctor's Orders Raid

The Doctor's Orders Raid is a 219-page (at least one edition was 122 pages) het novel written and illustrated by C.H. Wessel. It also includes "The All-Too Private Raid."
From the distributor: "The Doctor's Orders Raid -- When Tully is injured during a raid on a German field hospital, he would never have suspected that the person who saved his life would also become the woman he loves." 
From the distributor: "The All-Too Private Raid -- The diplomats aren't making any progress arranging cooperation between the Allies and the Free French, so Tully and Hitch take a hand."
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:1999 Zines
The Doctor (Star Trek character)

The Doctor, or EMH, was a fictional character from the Star Trek: Voyager television series, portrayed by Robert Picardo.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Doctor/Seven
*Doctor/Kes
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Hero for the Times by Julie
*The Photonic Man by Charlene Vickers
*The Tricorder's Tale by Suz Voy
*Thank You, Henry Starling by Suz Voy
===Zines===
*Activate!
==Additional Art Gallery==
File:Activate2-2back.jpg|Back cover of Activate! V.2 N.2, with art by Maren Frank
File:Activate3.jpg|Cover of the newsletter Activate! V.1 N.3, with art by Renee Bowe
File:Robertpicardofanclub.jpg|Cover of the membership booklet for The Robert Picardo Fan Club, featuring art by Renee Bowe
File:Activate1.jpg|Cover of Activate! V.1 N.1, by unknown artist
File:Activate1-3back.jpg|Back of Activate! V.1 N.3, by Janet D'Airo
File:Stag131.jpg|Cover of Star Trek Action Group #131, by Paul Green
==Archives and Links==
*The Doctor (Star Trek) tag at Archive of Our Own
*The Doctor, Star Trek Voyager at FanFiction.net
*Doctor/EMH at Trekiverse
==Websites and Webrings==
*EMH Journal
*EMH Webring
*I, Holodoc
==Resources==
*The Doctor at Memory Alpha Wiki
*Wikipedia
Category:Star Trek VOY Characters
The Doctor Huh Annual

The Doctor Huh Annual 1983 is a gen Doctor Who 93-page anthology.
==Summary==
Summary from Datazine #28: "Accept no substitutes, this is the real Doctor Huh, the pride of the 3BC. Stories, art, activities, puzzles, interviews with the people who made Doctor Huh a household world. Also dreaded monsters, cartoons, and historical notes. Forward by Doctor Huh producer, John Bunsen-Burner." 
==Contents==
* Moose Base, fiction by Wednesday Addams
* The Bubblegum of Fear, fiction by Wednesday Addams
* The Macrame Terror, fiction by Terance Cox
* Spearmint From Space, fiction by Wednesday Addams
* Hellzapoppin, fiction by E.N. Martyr
* The Mindless Weasel, fiction by Rapid Fishnet
* The Demerits, fiction by E.N. Martyr
* The Plaid Death, fiction by E.N. Martyr
* The Brain of Morbid, fiction by Wednesday Addams
* The Marble Operation by Wednesday Addams, fiction (the first in the Key to the Washroom series)
* State of Dismay, fiction by Terance Cox and Wednesday Addams
* Castroila, fiction by Terance Cox
* The Frogs, fiction of Doomsday by Terance Cox
* Earthquake, fiction by Terance Cox
* art, puzzles.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The Doctor Who Convention

The Doctor Who Convention was the very first American Doctor Who convention. 
It was held December 1, 1979 in Los Angeles.
The chair was 23-year old Lucy Chase Williams and it was sponsored by The Gallifreyan Irregulars. 
There were 800 attendees, and 200 were turned away. from "Dr. who? Dr. Who - that's who!", article in the Lost Angeles Herald Examiner, by Sam Frank, March 9, 1980 
The line for autographs filled the entire convention floor. It spilled down to the street outside and they had to continue the following day on Venice Beach. from Mankind (band) on Wikipedia 
==Preceded "Who 1"==
This convention preceded another Doctor Who convention that took place three months later, also chaired by Lucy Chase Williams.
See Who 1.
==About==
==The Program Book==
 
Image:doctorwhoconvention-1.jpg
Image:doctorwhoconvention-2.jpg
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==Disco Recording: Mankind==
One thousand copies of a disco rendition of the Doctor Who theme music was produced exclusively for this convention. from Mankind (band) on Wikipedia 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Dancingsalome

The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Dancingsalome was posted at The Doctor Who Fanfic Review on May 8, 2015.
"This interview contains a trigger warning for survivors of sexual assault, as we discuss the role of fanfiction as therapy."
See: The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
 
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Jontinf

The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Jontinf was posted at The Doctor Who Fanfic Review on May 1, 2015.
 
See: The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
Category:Merlin Fan Interviews 
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Reallyginny

The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Reallyginny was posted at The Doctor Who Fanfic Review on June 27, 2015.
See: The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
Category:Harry Potter Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Samchandler1986

The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Samchandler1986 was posted at The Doctor Who Fanfic Review on May 5, 2015.
 
See: The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
 
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview Series

This is a series of interviews posted at the website The Doctor Who Fanfic Review.
They were were posted in 2015.
==Series==
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Antennapedia
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Capalxii
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Dancingsalome
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Inkfire
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Jontinf
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Levendis
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Mygalfriday
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Nehszriah
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Nostalgia
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Random-Battlecry
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Reallyginny
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Samchandler1986
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Teen Writers Round Table Interview
* The Doctor Who Fanfic Review Interview: Theclockiscomplete
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
The Doctor Who Listener

You may be looking for The South Croydon Listener.
The Doctor Who Listener is a gen non-fiction resource for the show.
From the publisher, "Researched and written by Paul Scoones, this trilogy of issues documented the history of Doctor Who television broadcasts in New Zealand and reprints of every clipping relating to the series from the pages of the 'New Zealand Listener' (this country's equivalent of the UK's 'Radio Times' magazine). The first volume was published in September 1989 to coincide with the twenty-fifth anniversary of the first New Zealand Doctor Who television broadcast. Volume One was completely rewritten and expanded for republication in February 1992. Volume Two first came out in February 1991, and was also completely revised for a reprint in January 1993. The third and final volume was published in December 1991."
These publications have been superceded by the Another Time and Space: Doctor Who on New Zealand Television eBook.
==Issue 1==
The Doctor Who Listener 1 was published in 1989.
==Issue 2==
The Doctor Who Listener 2 was published in 1992.
==Issue 3==
The Doctor Who Listener 3 was published in 1993. 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 ZinesCategory:1992 ZinesCategory:1993 Zines
The Doctor Who Project

The Doctor Who Project is a gen Canadian publication featuring an alternate 8th Doctor. The zine is the winner of five MediaWest FanQ Awards and there are least seven issues. 
The Doctor Who Project Season 30 Omnibus was published in 2002 and edited by Bob Furnell & Tim Jones. It was reviewed on the fansite Outpost Gallifrey.
* "Tears of Rassilon" by Kyle Bastian (winner of a 2003 FanQ)
*"Tomb of Shadows" 
*"Nadir"
* other unknown content 
==Reactions and reviews==
==References==
See the Doctor Who Expanded wiki page for more details.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1999 ZinesCategory:2000s
The Doctor Who Review

The Doctor Who Review is a gen anthology of reviews, fan fiction, convention reports and photos. 
==Issue 1==
The Doctor Who Review 1 was published in January/February 1980 and contains 20 pages. It has art, articles on Doctors, episodes, aliens, women in the series, sexism in the show, poetry and fan fiction. Articles on William Hartnell, Convention Reports, The Daleks, First Season Story Guide. Tom Baker. 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fanfic Archive

The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fanfic Archive was a fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager fandom, focused on the pairing of Doctor/Seven. It contained 64 stories by multiple authors. It was active in the early 2000s, and goes defunct at some point after 2002.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:2000s
The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fansite

The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fansite was a fansite and fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager dedicated to the pairing Doctor/Seven, it was also a depository for all fanficiton shared on the EMH7 mailing list. It contained over 65 stories by multiple authors. The site was active in the early 2000s, near the end of 2001 copies of the entire story archive was transferred to a multifandom site called the Tidal Archives, although the fansite remained up for viewing, until it went defunct sometime after 2003.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:2000s
The Doctor and the Suit

The Doctor and the Suit is a 70-page gen Doctor Who novel by Cathi Brown.
"Sarah Jane Smith gets a surprise visit from Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart. The crux of the matter -- the Admiralty is missing and so is the Doctor. But it seems that the Americans have a counterpart, a high school teacher by the name of Hinkley. Also introduces Randy Starmoon, a STU operative (STU being a sub-agency within the CIA that handles the 'unexplained.') She's sent out to recruit FBI agents WIlliam Maxwell and Hinkley, along with wonder duds." from Datazine #45 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Dog Days of Summer Challenge

On 26 August 2007, one of the moderators of the maryrenaultfics LiveJournal community posted a timed challenge (one hour) to the community, suggesting that members write ficlets based on any of Renault's books to the prompt, "the dog days of summer".
This began the custom on the community of having an annual summer writing challenge.
==Background==
For the previous couple of years, a group of friends who were members of maryrenaultfics had been holding Sunday tea chats among themselves, in which they sometimes posted fic challenges. On this occasion, they decided to extend the challenge to the comm.
==Challenge==
==Stories==
By the standards of a fairly small community, response was considerable and immediate. Stories were added as comments to the main post.
* unnamed story about Alexander the Great's dog Peritas by hulamoth (Aug 26 06:35 pm (local))
* unnamed story based on The Charioteer by trueriver (Aug 27 04:44 pm (local) )
* unnamed story based on The Charioteer by my_cnnr (Aug 27 05:03 pm (local))
* "Oh Crikey" by jgraeme2007 (Aug 28 10:57 pm (local))
* "Dog Days" by poicale (Aug 28 11:16 pm (local))
* "Rambling" by Greer Watson (Aug 29 08:43 am (local))
* "Dog Day Summer of 76" by cmiran (Aug 29 11:10 am (local))
* "Theseus and Companions" by inner_voice (Aug 30 06:34 am (local))
Category:Maryrenaultfics LiveJournal Community
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
The Doghouse

You may be looking for the X-Files site, Sparky's Doghouse.
The Doghouse was the website of the author of Remus/Sirius Juliane, hosted at Angelfire.
==Content==
*Homepage
*Read the Fics Tales to make your tail wag!
*What is Slash? An explanation - perk up those ears!
*The Soundtrack Check out the puppies' songs!
*Linky Linky! Where the pups go to play!
*Doggie Treats Badges, Quizzes, and Other Cool Things
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Angelfire