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Complicated Shadows

Complicated Shadows is a gen, Skinner and Mulder-centric X-Files novel by Kassandra. 
It was edited by Youkneek. "I'd like to point out that Youkneek is the author with the creative concept of Playing for Keeps; while we co-wrote the tale, the concepts themselves are hers. I'd also like to point out that she became my personal editing goddess during Complicated Shadowsand has a deftness and skill at picking out themes that many literary critics should envy." -- Playing for Keeps , Sheare Bliss, July 9, 1998 
Description of an online version: "Mulder suffers from severe depression. Mulder’s journals on recovering emotionally and mentally from a three-year abduction, alien experimentation, sexual abuse, and Scully’s death. Great, witty, Mulder characterization. Mulder/Skinner friendship, Mulder/other. Rated R for disturbing imagery." at Fugues Fiction Archive 
==Parts==
* Complicated Shadows
* A Different Light
* Deus Ex Machina
==Publication History==
It was first posted to the X-Clusive website in July 1997. "Hi Everyone - - Complicated Shadows by Sheare Bliss is now on the X-Clusive website. http://www.lobos.com/x-clusive" -- New Story from Sheare Bliss, July 1, 1997 
 
In the fall of 1998, the rec site IOHO made a positive recommendation for Complicated Shadows. This rec included an excerpt from the fic. This set off a very complicated number of heated discussions and angry accusations, all which publicly played out at alt.tv.x-files.creative. Things that contributed to this storm of reaction: a history of personal tensions among several BNFs (Hindy, Kassandra (the author, using the name Sheare Bliss), CiCi Lean, and others), accusations of Scully Bashing (which had become more prevalent due to what some fans felt to be Scully's changing characterization on the show itself), misogyny, plagiarism, shipping wars, personal grievances with translated to anonymous squealing to owners of domains which resulted in TOSing, discussions of Fair Use (and the use of the quoted text of a fic on a rec site, which led to the supposed refusal to remove it by a website owner), and much more. 
In 2000, the three stories in the "Complicated Shadows" trilogy were posted in full to IOHO, though by a post by the author on January 6, 2000 makes it unclear if it was with her approval. 
==Comments by Fans, and By the Author==
===1997===
 
===1998===
===1999===
===2000===
==References==
Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Category: Novel Zines
Complication Shake Down

Complication Shake Down was published on March 17, 2002 and contains 16 pages. It is a gag.heidi31sw's auction at Yahoo! Japan. (Accessed 07 August 2012.)
Complication Shake Down 2 was published in March 2003.Aggressive DNA back cover. Both Complication Shake Down and Complication Shake Down 2 were republished in Aggressive DNA in 2004.
	
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Composite Sonic the Hedgehog vs Composite Son Goku

Composite Sonic the Hedgehog vs Composite Son Goku is a death battle fic. It was created on 17 August 2023 in Death Battle Fanon Wiki, and was finished on 8 August 2024.
A fan battle following the format established in DEATH BATTLE! series, the fic picks two combatants Sonic the Hedgehog from the Sonic the Hedgehog series and Son Goku from Dragon Ball series to fight each other to death. In this fic, all Sonic the Hedgehog media and Dragon Ball media, including crossovers, are included.
==Description==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2024 Fanfiction
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog
Category:Dragon Ball
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Compromising Positions (Man from U.N.C.L.E. zine)

Compromising Positions is a slash 144-page anthology edited by Denetia Arellanes. 
The art is by Anne Nonymous, Angi Towski, and Diane Hawley.
This zine was originally printed on purple paper, possibly to prevent zine pirating.
From the publisher's ad in On the Double #34 and in GAZ: "... stories by Dominique, Eros, Willard & more. Art/photo illustrated. "Tenderness doesn't always mean gentleness--it is satisfying the needs of one's partner."
==From the Editorial==
==Dominique's Comments==
==Contents==
* What Did You Say Your Name Was? by Dominique (3) 
* Que Sera, Sera by Dominique (8) 
* Stake Out by Dominique (15) 
* Flying the Friendly Skies by Dominique (18) 
* Was That Uncle for Real? by Dominique (23) 
* Happy Birthday by Dominique (33) 
* In the Night by Dominique (47) 
* Visiting Hours by Dominique (51) 
* When Seasons Change by Dominique (55) 
* Full Circle by Dominique (59) 
* Rumors of Truth by Clotilda Willard ( 66) 
* Night Maneuvers by Capt. Rock N. Roll (ret.) (90) 
* The Russian Roulette Affair by Clotilda Willard (100) 
* Seducer Seduced by Eros (124) 
* The Affair by Mara St. James (138) 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:compr1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Diane Hawley
Image:compr1-2.jpg|from issue #1, not credited
Image:compr1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Angie Towski
Image:compr1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Diane Hawley
Image:compr1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Diane Hawley
Image:compr1-6.jpg|from issue #1, Diane Hawley
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:1987 Zines
CompuServe

CompuServe (CompuServe Information Service, also known by its initialism CIS) was an American online provider founded in 1969. Along with Prodigy and AOL, it was one of the 'Big Three" internet providers in the early-to-mid 1990s. All three online providers helped bring people online in the 1990s and helped fans connect with each other in ways never imagined before.
 
Early internet providers such as Compuserve, Prodigy, GEnie, and AOL offered access to their own forums. While they were more in the business of providing proprietary content than plain internet access, they were many fans' introduction to online fandom.
From a Star Wars fan in 1995: 
==Grateful Fans and CompuServe Utilization==
===1988===
 
===1993===
===1994 ===
From the publisher of The Prize, a 1994-96 Highlander zine: 
The editors dedicated the third issue of the Man from U.N.C.L.E. zine, Can You Get Channel D? CompuServe Information Services: 
===1995===
From the editorial of Highland Fling #2 (1995) 
===2000s===
 
==Corporate Control of Fandoms and Fanworks==
===1993===
 
===1998===
===2013===
==Connections Between Fans and TPTB==
===1987===
In 1987, Marion Zimmer Bradley wrote to fans: 
===1993===
JMS named the underclass of Babylon 5 "lurkers" after the lurkers of the various GEnie, CompuServe, and Usenet communities centred around Babylon 5The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5 1993, Accessed 21st November 2008
===1994===
When America Online launched in 1992, the Duran Duran Lives and Room7609 chat rooms became early real-time hangout spaces for Duran Duran fans. By 1994, John Taylor and/or his wife Amanda occasionally dropped in to the AOL rooms to chat with fans, and the band as a whole did occasional promo chats on AOL, Compuserve, and Prodigy—all of which moved so fast that almost no one could read or type fast enough to hold any sort of coherent conversation.
===1995===
From the rules on Anne Rice's mailing list in 1995: 
===1997===
From a 1997 interview with "Tyldus" (aka Steven L. Sears, supervising producer/writer for Xena: Warrior Princess): 
==Discussion of Privacy==
Early on, many fans were aware that their online participation, particularly in some forums, mailing lists and USENET was public, visible and quotable:
==Offline and Being Left Out of the Loop==
 
From the 1994 MediaWest*Con program book: 
==General Fan Comments==
===1985===
===2015===
==Archives & Resources==
* Wikipedia:CompuServe
Compulsion

Compulsion is a type of Mind Control specific to the Vampire Diaries/The Originals fandom. It's a skill possessed by vampires on the show; they are able to influence humans (make suggestions, order them around, wipe out and/or alter their memories). The members of The Original Family are able to compel other vampires.
Members of the supernatural community (werewolves and witches) can be harder to compell by regular vampires. The only fool-proof way to prevent compulsion is to ingest or wear something with vervain.
While it's used on the show without much thought or reprecussions, many fans expressed unease at the dub-con nature of this ability (and the fact that the "good" characters don't appear to think it's wrong to use that ability). Fanfic writers in general don't use compulsion in any significant way, though those writing Caroline ships tend to address her season 1 relationship with Damon Salvatore (that was based on compulsion).
==Fanworks Examples==
* Timeless by Hybridlovelies, a time travel fic where compulsion is used to prevent a paradox and keep Caroline from remembering events that might impact her timeline.
Category:Vampire Diaries
Category:The Originals
Computer Games (Star Trek: TOS story)

Computer Games is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Elza. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #3.
 
==Summary==
"The Enterprise computer decides to take matters in hand when Kirk and Spock seem unable to do anything about their love for each other."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Con*Cept

As stated on the Con*Cept website: "Con*Cept is Montreal's only fan-run annual science-fiction and fantasy convention. We cover all aspects of fandom: literature, television, comics, art, gaming, and much more."
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in Canada
Con-Hon

Con-Hon (or Conhon) is a term used in German based manga, anime, and Visual Kei fandom and literally means "convention book" (Con=Convention, hon=japanese word for book). These are usually blank notebooks that are used for gifting or leaving each other little drawings, fanart, messages, little stories and sometimes contact information at conventions. They are often customized to reflect the owner’s fandoms or fanish interest. Animexx- Wiki (German), accessed 30.08.2012 Wikipedia (German), accessed 30.08.2012 In some circles it has become an important way communication and for building your own fannish identity. Con-Hon (German), accessed 30.08.2012
It is not exactly clear when the term Con-Hon was first used, but the practice started around the time that the animexx.de platform became more popular as a means to organize fan meet-ups. Con-Hon
In 2012 the convention DoKomi set up an Online Con-Hon on their offical website. Das Dokomi Online Con-Hon 
==References==
Category:German-Speaking_Fandom
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Convention Glossary
Con-Troll

Con-Troll was a series of Houston, Texas science fiction, fantasy, gaming conventions. 
The 1994 one was "Sponsored by CatBoxe Theatre; Gaming Sponsor: ARGH! Association of Role-Playing Gamers of Houston RPGA; Con-Troll Is a production of Con-Troll Conventions, Inc."
==1993==
==1994==
* April 15-17, 1994
* guests of honor were Michael Jittlov, Robert Neagle, and The Duras Sisters -- see flyer for more
Image:controll-1.jpg|first page of a 1994 flyer
Image:controll-2.jpg|second page of a 1994 flyer
 
==1995==
There is a con report for this con in Tarriel Cell.
==1996==
==References==
Category:Conventions in United States
ConChord Songbook

ConChord Songbook is a publication for the convention ConChord.
==Issue 9==
ConChord Songbook 9 was published in 1997.
* Elspeth's Quest by Susan Macdonald (Based on Mercedes Lackey's novel Winds of Fate (Valdemar). Can be read as a poem, or can be sung to the tune of "Musings," by Mercedes Lackey and Leslie Fish.)
* Dark Path by Susan Macdonald (Based on Mercedes Lackey's novel Winds of Fate. This can be read as a poem, or can be sung to the tune of "Crimson and Crystal," by Cynthia McQuillan.)
* other uknown content
 
Category:1990s
ConClave (convention)

ConClave was a Michigan-based science fiction convention held annually from 1976 to 2011, and then from 2013 to 2016.
== History ==
ConClave was founded in 1976 by Waldo and Magic, Inc., Eastern Michigan University's science fiction club. The first convention was held in the university's student union, but the second was held at a Ramada Inn in Romulus, Michigan and attended by Robert A. Heinlein, the namesake of the original science fiction club.A Brief History of ConClave by Tom Barber (1995, archived in 2016)
Subsequent con guests included Theodore Sturgeon, Timothy Zahn, and Juanita Coulson, among many others. By 1995, at least three guests won Hugo awards the same year they attended ConClave, a trend known to attendees as the ConClave Curse.
== Fan Experiences ==
In a 1991 rec.arts.sf.fandom discussion regarding Timecon's Rule 6, fan Steve Simmons mentioned that ConClave once held nude swimming parties.
== Other Links ==
* Wikipedia entry for ConClave (convention)
* History page on archived website
== References ==
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
ConFrancisco

ConFrancisco was the name given to the 51st World Science Fiction Convention. It took place in downtown San Francisco, and was easily accessed through public transit. It had several thousand members. The registration packet included a souvenir book, a wirebound programming schedule, and a walkthrough of tables full of promo materials and freebies.
==Activities==
Convention programming was mostly in the Moscone Center, but also included a couple of other hotels. Congoers were encouraged to travel between them in groups, as the Tenderloin district of San Francisco was considered dangerous, especially at night.
Filking was in one of the other hotels, and was split into separate rooms: one "polite" room, with no food or drink allowed, and one "sin" room, with smoking and alcohol. Leslie Fish spent her time in the drinking room, with a large bottle of something clear & probably flammable, which had been labeled "Bard Oil."
==Guests==
Guests of Honor included Larry Niven, Alicia Austin, Tom Digby, and jan howard finder; the toastmaster was Guy Gavriel Kay. Mark Twain was the Dead Guest of Honor.
==Voting for Hugos==
The Hugo nominees included Connie Willis' Doomsday Book, which was given away free with registration. 
==Accessibility==
ConFrancisco had an accessibility team as part of its volunteer staff; they'd arranged several wheelchairs, including motorized ones, to be available for the convention, and had Braille program schedules by pre-con request.
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1993 ConventionsCategory:WorldconsCategory:Conventions in United States
ConFusion

ConFusion is held the third weekend of January. It is the oldest science fiction convention in Michigan.
==1975 (ConFusion 13)==
Mike Glicksohn was fan guest of honor.
===1975 (ConFusion 13): Con Reports===
==1992 (Hardwired ConFusion)==
Rusty Hevelin was the fan guest of honor.
===1992 (Hardwired ConFusion): Convention Reports===
==References==
Category:Conventions in United States
ConHayth

ConHayth is the most common shipname for the pairing of Haytham Kenway and his son Ratonhnhaké:ton ("Connor"), two of the playable characters from Assassin's Creed III. The pairing is incestuous and thus some AC fans have negative feelings toward it.
==Fan perspectives==
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* The Turkey Hero (2013) -- Sold as doujinshi at the CWT 34 (Chinese)
==Events/Challenges==
*ConHayth Secret Santa
==Fannish links and resources==
* Conhayth Archive on tumblr
* Haytham Kenway/Ratonhnhaké:ton | Connor tag on Archive Of Our Own
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:incest Pairings
ConHayth Secret Santa

ConHayth Secret Santa (or ConHayth Week in 2016) was an annual winter event focused on the ConHayth pairing and moderated by tumblr users guineapigprincess and the-lady-aridette.http://conhaythsecretsanta2014.tumblr.com/gurkenhttp://conhaythsecretsanta2015.tumblr.com/gurken In 2014 and 2015 the event ran as a Secret Santa gift exchange, but for 2016 it was set up as a series of prompts open to anyone.http://conhaythweek2016.tumblr.com/post/151231806990/summary
==ConHayth Week 2016 Prompt List==
The "week" is actually 14 days.
* Day 1 - December, 12th: Comfort
* Day 2 - December, 13th: Miscellaneous AUs
* Day 3 - December, 14th: Reactions
* Day 4 - December, 15th: Space & Sci-Fi
* Day 5 - December, 16th: Templar Connor/Assassin Haytham
* Day 6 - December, 17th: Soulmates
* Day 7 - December, 18th: Time Travel
* Day 8 - December, 19th: Dress Up
* Day 9 - December, 20th: Five Times...
* Day 10 - December, 21st: Creatures
* Day 11 - December, 22nd: Tyranny of King Washington
* Day 12 - December, 23rd: 18+
* Day 13 - December, 24th: Fantasy
* Day 14 - December, 25th: Fluff
==Links==
* Tumblr: conhaythsecretsanta2014 tag on AO3
* Tumblr: conhaythsecretsanta2015 tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
ConSanguinity

ConSanguinity was a science fiction convention.
ConSanguinity - was a fan-run convention celebrating science-fiction and horror entertainment. 
== ConSanguinity I ==
Held October 7-9, 1994Consanguinity - Fancyclopedia 3, the theme of the first year of the convention was vampires, werewolves, and other undead taking advantage of the popularity of the gothic subculture and Vampire the Masquerade LARP groups. Opening ceremonies featured a New-Orleans styled funeral procession where a fanged convention organizer and horror author guest of honor escaped the confinement of chained coffins. The coffins were later placed in the hotel's lobby where donations could be made to raise money for HIV research. Guests were welcome to participate in a masquerade ball, featuring the gothic/industrial band The Dark Theater. 
The convention was small, with approximately 800 people in attendance, but was well-received and was considered successful. 
== ConSanguinity II ==
The second one was held in Lisle, IL, November 3-5, 1995. Organizers shifted the theme of the convention to cyborgs and artificial life-forms, placing more weight on the science-fiction side of the sci-fi/horror combination. This shift upset many fans from the first year and convention attendance suffered. Strife within the founding organization hurt organization efforts. 
=== Con Reports ===
== ConSanguinity III ==
The third and final year of the convention ran as science-fiction only was delayed by several years.
== References ==
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
ConSecration

ConSecration was a convention scheduled in 2005 for Christian fans founded by the Christian Science Fiction, Fantasy and Gaming Society. The event was cancelled due to financial issues.https://web.archive.org/web/20060209164314/http://www.consecration-con.org/
==ConSecration I==
March 11th-13th, 2005: Doubletree Chicago O'Hare Rosemont Hotel, Rosemont, IL, USA. 
Author guest of honor: Randall Ingermanson.https://web.archive.org/web/20040306173506/http://www.christian-fandom.org/christian-fandom/activities.html, https://web.archive.org/web/20040309221132/http://www.christian-fandom.org/christian-fandom/ConSecration_I.pdf
==References==
Category:Christianity & Fandom
ConTex

ConTex is a small, fan run convention held in the Houston, Texas area.
From a 1996 flyer for the Friends of Fandom fan club: "'Friends of Fandom' is a nonprofit, literary, scientific, and educational 501(c)(3) corporation committed to encouraging and facilitating interest and activities pertaining to science fiction, fantasy, and science fact in its various forms.....Other projects they sponsor include: CONTEX, a smallish, intimate, mixed interest con (literary, media, gaming, etc) held on Thanksgiving weekend...."''
==1983 (1)==
Portions of Contex 1983 was videotaped. The videotape is part of the Kandy Fong Video Collection. The fan GoH was Joanne Burger.
==1983 (2)==
== 1984 (3)==
==1986 (4)==
thumb|cover of the 1986 program guide|left
 
== 1987 (5)==
== 1988 (6)==
==1989 (7)==
==1990 (8)==
==1991 (9)==
==1992 (10)==
Patti E. Prevett was the artist for the ConTex 10 program book.
==1993 (11)==
ConTex 11 was held in 1993 at the Howard Johnson's.
Guest of honor was Barbara Hambly, the artist guest of honor was Brad W. Foster, and the toastmaster was John Moore.
 
Image:contexflyer-1.jpg|one side of a 1993 flyer
Image:contexflyer-2.jpg|the other side of a 1993
==1994 (12)==
==1995 (13)==
==1996 (14)==
Category:Conventions in United States
ConVERGE (science fiction and fantasy con)

ConVERGE was the New Zealand science fiction and fantasy convention. It had celebrity guests and was a fan-run con, instigated by Lana Brown and her committees. 
==ConVERGE==
The first ConVERGE was on October 21-24, 1988, in Wanganui. Guest of Honor was writer David Gerrold and Fan Guest of Honor was Australia's Ian McLean. A highlight was the working replica of the Star Trek: The Original Series bridge set, coordinated by Mary MacLachlan and the Auckland Science Fiction Modellers' Club.
Image:Converge.jpg|Con attendees gather on the bridge at the first ConVERGE ("Wanganui Chronicle", October 25, 1988)
==ConVERGE II==
ConVERGE II was held on June 1-4, 1990, at the Airport Hilton, Kilbirnie, Wellington. The scheduled guests were Tracy Tormé (fresh from the writing staff of Star Trek: The Next Generation), Richard Arnold (Paramount's Star Trek Archivist), and actor Brent Spiner, although Spiner was unable to attend due to professional commitments. Fan Guest of Honor was James Benson.The theme of the masquerade was a "Dixon Hill" holodeck party, celebrating a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, "The Big Goodbye".
File:ConvergeIITshirt.jpg|ConVERGE II promotional T-shirt by Lana Brown & Melody Rondeau, 1990
Image:Converge2.jpg|Con attendees on the holodeck, 1990
==ConVERGE II: Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:1988 Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:Conventions in New Zealand