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Dying Embers

Dying Embers is a Kirk/Spock story by Anna Parrish. 
The author has this note: "If you read CONSORT 3 and notice GODxxx in my story "Dying Embers," please be advised that I did not put it there. The editor inadvertently inserted it in ay writing without my approval. I have NEVER and will never purposely use that word in my stories or in my zines." from The LOC Connection #45 
 
It was published in the print zine Consort #2.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk begins to have dreams of past lives, in all of which he and Spock are lovers and Spock dies saving him."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Dying Words

Dying Words is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #8.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is upset when he delivers the dying words of a crewman to a woman the man had never approached while alive, but it makes Kirk decide that he and Spock need to say the words to each other." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Dykes to Watch Out For

Dykes to Watch Out For is a comic strip by Alison Bechdel, running from 1983 to 2008, with a brief returnhttps://dykestowatchoutfor.com/happy-thanksgiving/https://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/dykes-to-watch-out-for-piece-de-resistance/Content?oid=3841356 in 2016. In 2023, it was adapted by Audible into an audio drama.
== Canon ==
=== Characters ===
* Mo Testa (given name Monica Constance)
* Lois McGiver
* Clarice Clifford, attorney, ex-lover of Mo, and long-term partner of Toni.
* Toni Ortiz, Clarice's long-term partner.
* Raffi Clifford-Ortiz, Clarice and Toni's son
* Ginger Jordan
* Sparrow Pidgeon
* Stuart Goodman
* Jiao Raizel, Sparrow and Stuart's daughter
* Jezanna Ramsey, owner of Madwimmin Books
* Harriet
* Thea
* Dr. Sydney Krusowski
* Jasmine
* Janis, Jasmine's transgender teenage daughter. A massive Harry Potter fan, somewhat ironic now given Rowling's beliefs.
* Samia, Ginger's lover
* Cynthia, Ginger's neoconservative student
=== Plot ===
Bechdel describes the comic's plot as being “half op-ed column and half endless serialized Victorian novel.”
=== The Bechdel Test ===
For the first four years of the comic, it consisted of one-off joke strips. One of them took on a life of its own. 
== Fandom ==
An informal survey run on Bechdel's website in 2004 determined that many fans kept up with the comic through PlanetOut's archive. Sadly, the site stopped carrying DTWOF in 2006.https://dykes2watchout4.livejournal.com/43336.html
In the early 00's, Bechdel often interacted with the fandom, linking to erotic Ginger/Samia/Cynthia fanart on at least one occasion.
As of August 2023, AO3 has 5 fanworks for Dykes to Watch Out For.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* A Love Letter by xiuxi
* Ever After by SammyLavender
* Five New Love Truths You Need To Know by sprat
* Still Watching Out For Each Other by orphan_account
* The Other Woman by SammyLavender
=== Fanart ===
* another what could have been by bonnieslashfiend
* Bush woman dreaming by bonnieslashfiend
* Ginger x Clarice x Toni by SusieBecca
* Mo and Sydney by bonnieslashfiend
* some fanfic by Tana
* Teacher's Pet by bonnieslasher
* The Rule 2020 by Sara Lautman
* Welcome to Fandom by bonnieslashfiend
=== Communities ===
* Dykes to Watch Out For Livejournal
== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Comic Strips
Dynamite and a Torch

Dynamite and a Torch is a gen Starsky and Hutch 113-page anthology. It has art by Dani Lane, Evelyn Farris, Ruth Kurz, and Cheryl Newsome. It originally sold for $11 (USA). 
* After the Deluge by Tabby Davis (A tag for the episode "A Coffin for Starsky.") (4)
* Promises of Tomorrow by Leah S. (pre-series, S and H in Vietnam, Hutch has malaria) (8)
* Atonement Day Gift by Ellen Farris (Hutch goes to Jewish services with Starsky.) (16)
* First Time by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Starsky talks Hutch through a hard time.) (19)
* Strange Justice/Sweet Healing by Ellen Farris (Hutch has a five-year old daughter named Krystal who lives with Vanessa Hutchinson in Duluth. This story takes place after the episode "Strange Justice.") (24)
* Rap Sheet (27)
* Big Picture by Dani Lane (A lengthy, complicated case study. In in, Starsky narrowly avoids a serious girlfriend.) (28)
* Friendship (113)
==Flyers and Ads==
Image:dynamiteflyer1.png|flyer for issue #1
Image:dynamiteflyer2.jpg|submission request for a second issue, which did not make it off the ground
==Sample Interior==
Image:dynamite-1.jpg|Evelyn Farris
Image:dynamite-2.jpg|sample text
Image:dynamite-3.jpg|Cheryl Newsome
Image:dynamite-4.jpg|Evelyn Farris
Image:dynamite-5.jpg|Ruth Kurz
Image:dynamite-6.jpg|Dani Lane
Image:dynamite-7.jpg|Dani Lane, one of the unique half-page illos combined with a caption
Image:dynamite-8.jpg|Dani Lane, one of the unique half-page illos combined with a caption
Image:dynamite-9.jpg|Dani Lane, one of the unique half-page illos combined with a caption
Image:dynamite-10.jpg|Dani Lane, one of the unique half-page illos combined with a caption
 
Image:dynamite-12.jpg|Dani Lane, one of the unique half-page illos combined with a caption
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Dynasty: 1999

Dynasty: 1999 is a gen Space: 1999 100-page crossover novel with the subtitle: "Diana's Return." It is comic fiction written in script form, based on situations and characters from the TV soap Dynasty transposed to Moonbase Alpha. Farcical revelations of relationships between the Alphans.
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:Dynasty
Category:1990 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Dynasty Scans

Dynasty Scans is a scanlation group primarily known for hosting much of the yuri manga scanlated by other teams on their online reader, known as Dynasty Reader.
==History==
Dynasty Scans first formed in 2005 to scanlate the manga Pastel by Toshihiko Kobayashi. Soon after they went on to scanlate Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl, their first yuri release, and gradually started picking up more yuri titles. In the years to follow, their online manga reader, Dynasty Reader, became the hub for all yuri manga and doujin releases.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Yuri Websites
Category:Doujin Fandom
Dynatrope

Dynatrope is a gen Doctor Who anthology of interviews, reviews, clippings, photos and con reports.
They are digest-sized.
==Issue 1==
Dynatrope 1 was published in January 1983 and contains 30 pages.
 
==Issue 2==
Dynatrope 2 was published in 1983 and contains 24 pages.
==Issue 3==
Dynatrope 3 was published in 1983 and contains 26 pages.
==Issue 4==
Dynatrope 4 was published in 1983 and contains 26 pages.
==Issue 5==
Dynatrope 5 was published in 1983 and contains 43 pages.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Dyscommunication

Dyscommunication is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Anne Carr and Emrin Alexander.
Summary: "Misunderstandings, understandings, sex; started about the time when we were all talking about virgin sacrifices."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Dyson/Kenzi

Dyson/Kenzi is a het pairing of Kenzi and Dyson from the Lost Girl fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Volchitsa by AvaRosier, It’s not something Dyson thinks he can articulate. His emotions and thoughts- and those of his wolf- had been a snarl of anger and rage and anguish. The best, most antiseptic phrase he can recall to describe how he felt in that moment, holding what he believed to be Kenzi’s dead body in his arms was this: Sine Qua Non. Without which, not. (3x06)
===Arts===
* Kenzi/Dyson by insanityclings
* Please tell me this isn’t her
===Vids===
* Ever After
* Poison & Wine
* slow dancing in a burning room
* Sour Cherry
* Apologize
* Close Your Eyes
* Things I'll Never Say
* Shattered
===Recs===
* sarcasticfina's Dyson/Kenzi rec list updated list
==Archives and Communities==
* Dyson/Kenzi works at FFN
* Dyson/Kenzi works at AO3
* Dyson/Kenzi Community
==External Links==
* FuckYeahDysonKenzi (Tumblr)
==Resources==
==References==
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Category:Het Pairings
Category:Lost Girl
Dystopian AU

A dystopian AU is a type of alternate universe fanwork set in a dystopian society that is not the original setting of the canon.
Dystopian AUs are usually darkfic, and often feature excessive whump of the canon's protagonists.
== Common Dystopian AU Scenarios ==
* Evil dictatorships, e.g. bad-guy-wins AUs
* Legalized slavery
* Forced Marriage systems
* Some Omegaverses and dominance hierarchies
* Apocalypse AUs
== Example Fiction ==
* Where the Grass Grows Green by Ragnelle (The Lord of the Rings)
* The 28th Amendment by bessemerprocess (Pundit RPS)
* The Innocents by Paola (Hanson and Jesse Spencer)
* A Kept Boy by poisontaster (CWRPS)
* Nine Eleven Ten by Subtilior (X-Men: First Class)
* The Thule-Gesellschaft series by Valderys - the Mensaverse as a fascist dystopia (Stargate Atlantis)
* After the End by tellthemstories (Les Miserables)
== Resources ==
* Alternate Universe - Dystopia tag at AO3
* Dystopian AU recs at theofficialstereklibrary (Teen Wolf)
Déjà Blue

Déjà Blue is a publisher of art anthologies containing fanart and fancomics. They are also known as Déjà Pink when they are publishing femslash anthologies.
==About==
==Projects==
*Birds of Prey (Assassin’s Creed Anthology)
*Behind the Mask (Superhero Anthology)
*Cloak and Sword
*Wolfsbane (Teen Wolf Anthology)
*Kiss With a Fist! (Femslash Anthology)
*Fair Game (Haikyuu!! Anthology)
E'CH PI EL

==Issue 1==
E'CH PI EL #1 was published in July 2006. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* Far Sight by Kevin O'Brien
* The Horror in the Genizah by Robert M. Price
* Crawling Terrors from Sho Beth Mein by C.D. Allen
==Issue 2==
E'CH PI EL #2 was published in February 2007. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* Return to the Mountains of Madness by Ran Cartwright
* Orchard Fruit by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr.
* The Prophecy in the Woods by Clinton Green
==Issue 3==
E'CH PI EL #3 was published in July 2007. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* Mad Mawson's Cabin by Brian Leno
* It came through the Leslie Speaker by John Travis
==Issue 4==
E'CH PI EL #4 was published in 2007. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* Six Feet of Moldering Earth by Tim Curran
* Snake Fever by Ron Shiflet
==Issue 5==
E'CH PI EL #5 was published in 2008. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* A Man called West by Glynn Barrass & Ron Shiflet
* A new Vision for Britain by Matt Leyshon
* LSDM by Simon Whitechapel
* The Face in the Window by Simon Whitechapel
==Issue 6==
E'CH PI EL #6 was published in 2008. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* Dark Nativity by Lee Clark Zumpe
* Keeping it under Wraps by Ron Shiflet
* The Stairs in the Crypt by John Hall
* In the Vale of Pnath by John Hall
==Issue 7==
E'CH PI EL #7 was published in 2009. It had 36 pages.
Contents
* Open Wide by Nick Melton 
* Mine Heart of Portland Stone by Matt Leyshon 
* Hellhounds of the Hogback by Scotch Carson 
* The Lovecraft Travel Agency by Franklyn Searight 
==Issue 8==
E'CH PI EL #8 was published in December 2010. It had 36 pages.
Contents
* Matters most Grave by Brian Sammons
* A Matter of Faith by Lee Clark Zumpe 
* Sadistic Little Girls by Matt Leyshon
* The Feaster from the Stars by John Hall
* Sacrifice to Shub by Franklyn Searight
==Issue 9==
E'CH PI EL #9 was published in June 2011. It had 40 pages.
Contents
* The Horse Revelation by Matt Leyshon
* The Good, The Bad and the Eldrotchly Terrifying by Glynn Barrass
* The Grotesquerie of Morphology by Frederick Mayer
==Issue 10==
E'CH PI EL #10 was published in February 2015. 
Contents
* The Stones of the Sodrik F'Dasheh by Mark Walker
* Bone White by Moonlight by Mark Howard Jones
* Praise Chant for the Black Lotus by Frederick J. Mayer
==Issue 11==
E'CH PI EL #11 was published in 2016. It had 36 pages.
Contents
* Here Comes Meg by Franklyn Searight
* Dagon's Mirror by Nick Lowe
* Casa Delrosa by Juan Gutierrez
Category:Lovecraft Zines
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
E'ed Pebnista

E'ed Pebnista is a Star Trek: TOS digest-sized fanzine anthology published by a Grand Rapids, Michigan fan club. 
The president of the fan club at the time was Steve Vander Ark. 
The first printing of May 1990 had 200 copies.
==The Proposal==
"... a general SF zine with a heavy concentration of Trek. Trek stories included a Kirk and two McCoy stories, a Trek universe (but not Enterprise) story, and poetry. Cartoons on Trek, Alien, and SW. Two SF stories." from Universal Translator #4 
==Contents==
E'ed Pebnista is digest-sized and contains 165 pages. It was published in May 1980.
* Editorial by Gary E. Goodsell (3)
* Editorial by Toni R. Hardeman (4)
* The Tieesian by Gary E. Goodsell (5)
* Not One of My Better Days by Jeannette J. Robinson (10)
* A Ten-Minute Catnap by Toni R. Hardeman (108) (McCoy-centric story)
* The Road to Somewhere Else by Jeff Kooistra (116)
* James Doohan as Scotty photo fold out by Gary E. Goodsell 
* Coming Home by Jeannette J. Robinson (123)
* Go Away, Doc! by Laurel Gugin (127)
* Mission to Persious (Continuing U.S.S. McKinely Logs Series) by Dave McCord (128-164)
* art by Gary E. Goodsell (front cover), back cover by Roger Sorensen, other art by Toni R. Hardeman, Alberta Stout, Dave McCord, Jim Haley, and Cheryl VanTil
==References==
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1980 Zines
E-123 Omega

E-123 Omega is a robot from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. 
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
==External Links==
* E-123 Omega character tag at Archive of Our Own
* E-123 Omega character filter at FanFiction.Net
* E-123 Omega at Sonic News Network
* E-123 Omega at Sonic Retro
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Characters
E-Mail X-Creative

Are you looking for the EMXC Awards?
On December 13, 1994, EMXC, a The X-Files fan fiction mailing list, was created. It was moderated by SciNut and run from AOL at EMXC@aol.com.
The list was created in an effort to circumvent AOL's prohibition on uploading X-Files fanfic after 20th Century Fox Television's request to pull copyrighted materials. Since fanfiction is a gray area as far as copyright is concerned, AOL decided to "play it safe" and prohibited X-Files fanfiction as well. (Despite this, they still allowed Star Trek fic in their public libraries.)
The EMXC worked exclusively through email, with each story sent individually as an email attachment. 3-5 emails were sent everyday except Sunday, not including list business, with an average of 30 emails per week. 
Every week (usually Sunday or Monday), a story schedule was mailed that listed what would be sent on any given day of the week. The schedule included Title, Author, and parts to work and also included a tentitive title list for the upcoming week.
An online archive for EMXC was created by Versaphile in January 1998. Maintenance was passed to Cody Nelson in 1999 until 2003, when updates ceased.
==Description==
==Awards==
The mailing list also held annual fan fiction awards from 1995-1997: the EMXC Awards.
Category:Archives
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:X-Files Websites
E-Male

You may be looking for Electronic Male, a Star Trek: TNG club and newsletter.
E-Male is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by M. Fae Glasgow.
It was first published in Oblaque #6 and has been archived online.
It is a companion piece to Sebastian's story Virtual Reality.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
E-Man-Uelle's Revenge

E-Man-Uelle's Revenge is a a four-page mini-zine embedded in E-Man-Uelle.
It is a meta responsefic consisting of satirical disclaimers and three satirical letters "from" Vila to his mother (Jethrik) commenting/poking fun at the multi-part story, "Comfort," in E-Man-Uelle. The original story contained rape and mpreg.)
This fanwork, which is VERY biting, is very much a product of its time and contains dated language and comments. 
The introduction explains the origin of the original source: 
 
 File:emanuellesrevenge.jpg| from "E-Man-Uelle's Revenge" 
 File:emanuellesrevenge2.jpg| from "E-Man-Uelle's Revenge" 
 
==Who Was the Author?==
From the story's introduction:
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
E-Views Interactive Magazine

E-Views Interactive Magazine was a multimedia zine that was published on computer disks.
From an ad in Trexperts #36: "E-Views Interactive Magazine is a bi-monthly magazine which arrives on two 3.5" diskettes. Color graphics, audio clips, music, celeb interviews, movie/TV/comic/book reviews, original fiction & art about Trek/Sliders/Tekwar/Stargate/B5/Quantum Leap and more. Also photos to print from your PC."
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1995 Zines
E-reader

E-readers have grown in popularity in fandom as a means of reading fanfiction in offline settings. The word has multiple spelling formats: eReader and ereader being the most commonly used.
Wikipedia defines an E-reader as follows:
Fandom communities such as Kindledfans have sprung up to recommend or discuss the best e-reader devices along with how to format fan fiction for e-readers and how to manage e-reader libraries with software such a Calibre. Fan conventions such as Escapade began offering panels on e-readers and fan fiction and archives such as the Ebook Library and AO3 have begun offering fan fiction in e-reader formats such as epub and .mobi. Popular fandom e-readers include Kindle and Nook.
A fan in very early 1999 was downright giddy at the thought of portability and fanworks: 
==When did fandom first start using e-readers in greater numbers?==
==When did archives begin offering fanfic in e-reader formats?==
Ebook Library started in 2006
==Examples of use==
==References==
E-shuushuu

E-shuushuu is a worksafe imageboard focused on fanart, original art, and cosplay with a focus on cute girls in anime/manga-style. The founder, anonymous_object ("anony" for short), created e-shuushuu as an alternative to 4chan or moeboard:
In August 2012, an Android app for browsing and searching e-shuushuu was released.Shuushuu Android App
In recent years, anonymous_object has less time to spare for e-shuushuu and allows Evangeline Mcdowell to handle admin duties for the site.What happened to anonymous_object?
The site has a wiki.
==Content guidelines==
No NSFW content is allowed. This is interpreted broadly and includes things such as prominent "cameltoe", one character grabbing another's breasts, character wearing an apron with nothing underneath, characters in lingerie, nipples showing through clothes, etc.Image #101058What's too Ecchi and not too Ecchi?Question about what is allowed and what not.
Also disallowed is any content judged offensive/non-cute (such as Nazi/fascist imagery, extreme body modification, swear words, illegal drugs, excessively bloody pictures, or anything resembling suicide such as Persona characters with an Evoker guns to their heads).
As the site's purpose is to share pictures of cute girls/beautiful women, any images of a group of characters which are majority male may be disabled or placed under review. Boys who are cross-dressing or "trap" are allowed if it is a character who actually presented that way in their source fandom's canon.
Characters who are entirely furry are not allowed, but humanoid characters with some animal features (e.g. nekomimi/horns/tail) are fine, as are certain types of non-humanoid characters such as mermaids or centaurs.E-shuushuu traditions
A team of moderators watch over the site and disable any images that are judged to violate the site rules. In the event of a borderline case, e.g. artistic nudes, the image is placed under review, and is non-visible to normal users while moderators vote anonymously to approve or reject it.
==Site culture==
E-ChuuChuu is a comic created by and starring various e-shuushuu users. It was begun by Evangeline Mcdwowell and Topzter. The first e-chuuchuu, or "chuu" as the 4koma strips would come to be called, was posted on November 17 2006, and there are now over 500 in the "series". Some are hand-drawn and others are created by cut-and-paste. The strips often involve silly humor and in-jokes.E-ChuuChuu wiki page
E-shuushuu also has forums which are heavily used for socializing, including subforums for site-related issues, role-playing threads, gaming discussion, image requests, etc.
==References==
Category:Imageboards
Category:2005 Forums
Category:Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
Category:2020s Forums
E.A. Weeks

E.A. Weeks (also known as E.A.Week) is a fan fiction writer who also wrote articles for the Xena newsletter Whoosh! as well as meta commentary on Buffy on SciFiDimensions. She published some of her Xena fan fiction in fanzines, but has also written online fan fiction for Buffy, Hercules, Spider-Man, Doctor Who, and Italian Job.
From her online bio pages:
"My first real “love,” fan-wise, was the original Doctor Who series, which I discovered thanks to a couple of college friends in the long-ago summer of 1988. From there, I went on to the lovely UK TV series Robin of Sherwood—still, to my mind, the best version of the Robin Hood legend that has ever been filmed. Seriously, if you’ve never seen this wonderful show, it’s out on DVD, and I highly recommend it. I also had interests in other British TV offerings—Monty Python, Blackadder, Mystery. After finishing graduate school, I discovered The X-Files, Xena: Warrior Princess, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Angel: The Series. When I finally stopped watching The West Wing, I hit a dry patch where nothing on TV seemed to interest me. Then, in the summer of 2005, a friend I’d met through Robin of Sherwood fandom brought to my house a complete set of DVDs from the new Doctor Who series. I was immediately re-captivated! My descent into drooling, gibbering fangirl idiocy was cemented when David Tennant took over the role of the Doctor—I loved all the others, but to me, Tennant IS the Doctor. In a strange way, my fannish interests have come full circle, and I’m right back where I started."
If you're riding public transportation in Boston and hear a maniacal cackle of laughter, it's not the Boston Strangler. It's just E.A. Week thinking about Hercules or Xena. E.A. "discovered" both shows in the spring of 1997 and quickly became a hard-core nutball. She enjoys writing fan fiction and revels in creating silly stories about the Herk-Xenaverse. Her work can be found at Tom's Xena Page and Lessa's Smithsonian Page. She has also contributed to traditional 'zines: The View From Olympus, By the Sword of Ares 2 and The Daily Muse (forthcoming). In mundane life, E.A. holds a master's degree, is gainfully employed, and an avid swimmer. When not otherwise occupied, she devotes her time to reviving the Cult of Ares for the 21st century. Feel free to leave a donation on your way out. (From "Dissing Dahak: What Went Wrong In The Third Season Of Xena: Warrior Princess", Whoosh.org, Issue 26)
Category:Fanwriters