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Son of Grope

Son of Grope is a 54-page het (some slash), explicit Star Trek: TOS parody anthology published in England. It has the subtitle: "The Magazine of Adult Trek Art & Fiction." 
The art is by Michael Eason, Robin Hill, Audrey Baker, Beth Hallam, Helen McCarthy, and John Burnes.
It contains five stories "plus a fig-leaf cut-out for the prudish." from Boldly Writing 
This zine is notable for printing "Green Plague" by Audrey Baker, part of her very early K/S series.
It is a sister zine to Alnitah and eight other "Gropes".
==Contents of Son of Grope==
* Green Plague by Audrey Baker (2)
* I’ve Been to a Marvelous Party by Valerie Colledge ("with apologies to Noel Coward") (30)
* The Day of the Guinea Pig by Beth Hallam (also in R & R #5 and Accumulated Leave) (32)
* Vhat’s the Use? (A Sad Story) by Irina Malova (Since this is told from Chekov's point of view, the "Vhat" in the title is not a typo.) (44)
* The Ultimate Birthday Present by Caroline Nixon (47)
==Sample Interior==
File:Sonofgrope-1.jpg|first page of Green Plague, Audrey Baker
File:Sonofgrope-2.jpg|the fig leaf
File:Sonofgrope-3.jpg|Robin Hill
File:Sonofgrope-4.jpg|Beth Hallam
File:Sonofgrope-5.jpg|Helen McCarthy
File:Sonofgrope-6.jpg|Robin Hill
 
==The Gropes==
* Grope (June 1976)
* More Grope (November 1976)
* Son of Grope (February 1977)
* Deep Grope (May 1977)
* The Gropes of Roth (May 1978)
* King Grope (September 1978)
* Grope Flashback (May 1980)
* Bedside Grope and Queen Grope (July 1981)
* Graveside Grope (May 1983)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Son of Monolith

Son of Monolith is a Star Trek: TOS comic strip fanzine written and published by Michael Goodwin. It was published by Intergalactic Press and contains approximately 60 plus pages. It is unclear if this was a licensed book or a fan publication; however the comic did obtain an ISBN number. It was the second of two comic strip books, the first is Who Was That Monolith I Saw You With.
==From the Author's Introduction==
==Gallery==
Image:sonofmonolith.jpg|front and back cover
Image:sonofmonolith1.jpg|inside page
Image:sonofmonolith2.jpg|inside pag
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Son of Sarek

Son of Sarek is a Kirk/Spock story by Jenna Sinclair. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #14.
==Series==
* Sharing the Sunlight
* Reflections on a Lunar Landscape 
* Pursuing Hyacinths
* Heart's Delight
* Primal Scream
* Parallel Courses
* Double Trouble
* Son of Sarek
* Promises to Keep
* Setting Course
* Jagged Edges
* Manna
* Journey’s End
* One Night
* In the Shade 
 
==Summary==
"Spock is troubled by a childhood event that is brought forward by a ceremony they are to watch on the planet they are visiting." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
 
===1994===
===2000===
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Son of Sea Foam

==Summary==
==Series==
1. Son of Sea Foam (2021)
2. Descendants of Olympus (2021-2024)
3. Sons of Sea and Foam (2021-2024) [
== Deletion and Reinstatement ==
Due to a stalker, the author privated all her works for a short while, and kept their tumblr active for a while to share how Descendants of Olympus would have ended. The author would later return, unprivate her works, and finish Descendants of Olympus
Category:2020s FanfictionCategory:Rick Riordan Fanfiction
Son of WARPed MIND

Son of WARPed MIND is a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter for the Boston Star Trek Association. 
It is the successor to WARPed MIND which had ceased about four or five months earlier. 
It is very likely that there were only one issue published. 
==Issue 1==
Son of WARPed MIND 1 (v.1 n.1) was published in April/May 1977 and contains seven pages. 
* BY WAY OF EXPLANATION: 
* MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY MEETING: 
* MINUTES OP THE MARCH MEETING: 
* ELECTION REVIEW: 
* REPORT ON THE SPECIAL MEETING OP THE NEW OFFICERS, MARCH 21st: 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Son of a Beach

Son of a Beach is a science fiction zine edited by Les Schachter. 
==Issue 2 (v.1 n.2)==
Son of a Beach 2 was published in the spring of 1971 and contains 33 pages. 
Production personnel: Julie Dominian, Claire Ludovico, Maureen Palanker, "Robin." The art is by Reidar Syverstan, Gary Schachter, Brian Dean, and Priscilla Pollner.
* Speculation '71, Editorial (2)
* Big is an Umbrella, poetry by Susan Wilce, age 7 (4)
* The Image of Women in Science Fiction, article by Joanna Russ (first published in THE RED CLAY READER Vol. 8, November 1970) (5)
* Stone Remnants, poetry by J.A. Dominian (21)
* Filklore: The Folklore of Fandom, article explaining science fiction fandom (glossary, hoaxes, filks, cons, zines, common language...), has an emphasis on Tolkien and Star Trek, by Priscilla Bollner (22)
* Meditation, poetry by Maureen Palanker (32)
* What's to Come, Coming Attractions (issue #3 of this fanzine was to have a focus of "fan-literature") (32)
From "Speculation '71": 
==Sample Interior==
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Image:sonofabeach2-4.jpg 
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Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Sonadow

Shadow the Hedgehog/Sonic the Hedgehog, known primarily as Sonadow, is the slash pairing between Shadow the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog in the Sonic the Hedgehog fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
The Sonadow fandom sprung up quickly after the Shadow's debut in Sonic Adventure 2 during 2001, establishing itself on fanfic sites such as FanFiction.Net, FanDomination.Net, and AdultFanFiction.Net, as well as art sites like DeviantArt. As none of these sites at the time implemented pairing filters, the name Sonadow became the default tag used to identify the ship, beating out the less-popular Shadsonic in the early 2000s.
As of 2020s, Sonadow is a juggernaut ship in the Sonic fandom as a whole. It has the most fanworks out of any Sonic relationship on Archive of Our Own. on Archive of Our Own as of 13 November 2024. As the ship runs counter to Amy Rose's canonical interest in Sonic, Sonadow is often positioned against Sonamy, and it is not unusual for Amy to appear as an antagonist or love rival in Sonadow fics.
It also has a sizable hatedom, with many anti-Sonadow groups on DeviantArt.
=== Popular Tropes ===
* Royalty AU: Common in the 2010s after the release of Sonic and the Black Knight in 2009.
==Notable Fanworks==
* by Chiisai Kitsune (2008-2020), After Chaos Control goes awry, Sonic and Shadow go AWOL...landing in a parallel dimension with many familiar faces, but a huge problem. Getting back would be so easy - that is, if everyone wasn't insisting that Sonic is 'Prince' Shadow's slave...
==Archives & Fannish Links==
===Communities===
* Sonadow Online, One of the earliest dedicated communities, established in 2003.
* Sonadow Wiki, a wiki for canonical Sonic and Shadow ship fuel, established in 2024 on Miraheze.
* SonadowFanComics, a community for fancomics on DeviantArt, established in 2013. 
===Resources===
* Shadow the Hedgehog/Sonic the Hedgehog fanworks on Archive of Our Own.
* Pairing Results on FanFiction.Net.
** "Sonadow" Search Results, which shows a greater number of results.
* entry on Know Your Meme.
===Anti-Sonadow Groups===
* Sonadow-Hate-Club on DeviantArt
* r/Anti_Sonadow on Reddit
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Pairings 
Category:Slash Pairings
Sonally

Sonally is the het ship of Sonic the Hedgehog and Princess Sally Acorn from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. It is a fairly common ship, with shippers often getting into fights with Sonamy shippers.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
Way Pass Love - Sonic and Sally by Playfur Cinema
==External Links==
* Sally Acorn/Sonic the Hedgehog at Archive of Our Own
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Pairings 
Category:Het Pairings
Sonamy

Sonamy is the het ship of Sonic the Hedgehog and Amy Rose from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Sonamy is often part of various ship wars across the fandom, most notably with Sonally and Sonadow.
==External Links==
* Amy Rose/Sonic the Hedgehog at Archive of Our Own
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Pairings 
Category:Het Pairings
Sonar Readings

Sonar Readings is a gen Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology.
==Issue 1==
Sonar Readings 1 was published in 1994 and contains 118 pages. The front cover art is by Linda Chapple, the back cover design by Paul Smithson. Other art by Ann Humphrey, Pauline Owers, Linda Chapple,
* Boomarang by Yvette Clark (Being the new man anywhere is tough, but Seaview has a few extra hazards of her own, as Seaman Macky finds out when Kowalski asks him for a favour.) (1)
* Death Below Zero by Angela Field (Seaview is sent to the Arctic to find an asteroid which has recently crashed to Earth and is the cause of recent earthquakes. When they find the astroid, however, they also find a great deal of trouble, with Lee and Nelson finding themselves pitted against Chip in a battle for control of Seaview.) (3)
* Troubled Waters by Pauline Owers (Problems with an unstable crewman leave Crane in Sickbacy. Even after things have settled down, the legacy of the event remains.) (22)
* Here Be Dragons by Linda Chapple (A bizarre accident flings the boat back in time and she finds herself cruising an ocean populated by prehistoric creatures. While Crane and Morton try and keep the boat in one piece, Nelson attempts to find a way of getting them back to their own time.) (44)
* Interlude: Journey With Fear by Cris Smithson (a missing scene from the episode) (75)
* Breaking the Rules by Rita Wilcoxon (Chip's wife has gone into premature labour while Chip is still at sea. Desperate to get back to her in time, Chip starts to reconsider the direction of his life.) (81)
* Sting In the Tail by Angela Field (Lee discovers that the scientists behind Seaview's current research mission have more sinister motives about the recovery of some instrument packages. Before he can do anything about it, an accident leaves him amnesiac and at the mercy of the scientists.) (91)
* My Secret Diary by Lee Crane (and Wendi Cornish) (A month in the life of our intrepid Captain.) (106) 
Image:sonar1art1.jpg|art from issue #1, Ann Humphrey
Image:sonar1art2.jpg|art from issue #1, Linda Chapple
Image:sonar1art3.jpg|art from issue #1, Ann Humphrey
Image:sonar1art4.jpg|art from issue #1, Pauline Owers
==Issue 2==
Sonar Readings 2 was published in 1998 and contains 106 pages. It is an anthology of gen-stories by Cris Smithson, Rita Wilcoxon, Pauline Owers, Angela Field, and Ann Bottomley.
* A Slow Friday Afternoon in a Bar by Cris Smithson
* The Age of Reason by Rita Wilcoxon
* The Power of Darkness by Pauline Owers
* Nameless Fears by Angela Field
* Life, Death and Burnt Cakes 
* Business as Usual by Angela Field
==Issue 3==
Sonar Readings 3
* Life, Death, and Burnt Cakes by Ann Bottomely
* other unknown content
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1990s
Sonata for Two Winchesters

Sonata for Two Winchesters is a gen AU Supernatural novel by J.M. Griffin. 
It is the sequel to Fan Q award-winning novella Firestorm Concerto. It has color art by Montana, 145 pages, and is digest-sized.
Publisher's summary: 
==References==
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2010 Zines
Sondra Sweigman

Sondra Sweigman was an American fan writer and zine publisher in the Blake's 7 fandom. She was known for a strong interest in Roj Blake and for writing and supporting smarm stories featuring him and Avon, as opposed to slash.
The zine Tarriel Cell published a profile of Sondra, which is available in online. It includes:
Sondra passed away September 26, 2022.
==Short Fannish Bio==
==Fanfiction and Fanzines==
Sondra published the following fiction zines: 
* Beloved Adversary (1994) and its sequel A Delicate Balance (1995). Both stories are Post Gauda Prime, depicting a strong platonic relationship between Blake and Avon.
* The Way Forward: Crusades of Blake (2001, a gen Blake-centric anthology)
Sondra's fiction and poetry has been published in: 
* Gambit
* Dark Between the Stars
* Rebel Destinies
She also published the Blake-centric letter zine The Way Forward (1996-present). 
==Letterzines==
As well as The Way Forward (TWF), Sondra also contributed to other apas, including Horizon Letterzine, Altazine and Blake-centric apa Rallying Call. She left Rallying Call in 1995 after it began to include adult material, and founded TWF.
Her meta includes: 
* Why Blake stayed in Albion (Altazine)
* Why Blake is so Frequently Depicted as a Moron in Fan Fiction (Altazine)
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Song

* Filk 
*Songfic
* Song of Caprica, a Battlestar Galactica zine
* Song of Creation, a Real Ghosbusters zine
* Song of Destiny, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* A Song of Ice and Fire, a pro series of books by George R.R. Martin
* The Song of Shadows, a Shadow Chasers zine
* Song of Solomon, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Songs from Rivendell, a Tolkien chapbook
* Songs from the Sewers Press, fanzine and zine publisher
* Songs of a Stargazer, a Star Trek: TOS zine of poetry
* Songs of Experience, a Blake's 7 zine
* Songs of Fire, Songs of Life, an issue of Nu Ormenel Collected, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience, a Star Wars zine
* Songs of Innocence, a Blake's 7 zine
* The Song of Sounds, an X-Files zine
* Songs of the Bluebird, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Songs of the Dirhja, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Songs of the Dream, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* The Song of the Nargase Witch, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Songs of the Seven (zine), a Blake's 7 filk zine
* Songs of the Seven (filk tape), a Blake's 7 filk tape
* Songs of the Sphere, a Starman zine
* Bright Forest: Songs about Robin of Sherwood, Robin of Sherwood filks on audio cassette
* Danna's Song, a Star Wars zine
* Darwin's Song, an issue of Fish Tales, a SeaQuest zine
* Elvensongs, a Professionals zine
* Enterprise Sing-Songs, a Star Trek: TOS filk zine
* The Gilbert and Servalan Song Book, a Blake's 7 filk zine
* GriffinSong Press, a zine publisher
* Inside a Song, a Lord of the Rings zine
* Life Songs, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Love Songs, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Love Songs, a Harry Potter doujinshi
* The Man Song, a Sentinel vid
* Mute Songs, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* O Sweetest Song, a Beauty and the Beast anthology
* O Sweetest Song, a Beauty and the Beast novel
* Of Songs Unknown, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Sing a Song of Trekkin', a Star Trek: TOS filk zine
* Sing More Songs of SETI, a multimedia CD of filks
* Star Trek Songs and Ballads, a Star Trek: TOS filk zine
* Two Songs, a Beauty and the Beast zine
* Unexpected Song, a Real Ghostbusters/Stargate SG-1 zine
SongXueXiao

SongXueXiao is a fanon enemyslash ship based on the cultivator characters in Mo Dao Zu Shi's Yi City arc: Xiao Xingchen, Song Lan, and Xue Yang.
Canonically, Xue Yang, who is motivated by a desire for revenge, tricks a blind Xiao Xingchen into turning his best friend Song Lan into a fierce corpse. When Xiao Xingchen discovers the truth, he kills himself. Xue Yang's feelings about Xiao Xingchen are revealed to be more complicated than simple hatred as he tries and fails to bring him back as a fierce corpse. 
The canon tragedy translates to a fair amount of angst in shipfic, and the fact that everyone ends up dead in canon may account for the high percentage of Modern AUs--fully half of songxuexiao AO3 fanworks are tagged with Alternate Universe - Modern Setting vs. a quarter of all Untamed fanworks and only one fifth of all MDZS fanworks.Comparison of AO3 Sort and Filter sidebar numbers on songxuexiao works page, MDZS works page, and The Untamed works page: 441 of 971 songxueyao works, 10622 of 44988 Untamed works, and 12735 of 63735 MDZS works. (Accessed 24 December 2022.)
==Example Fanworks==
==Fannish Resources==
*relationship tag on AO3
*Songxuexiao Exchange on AO3
==References==
Category:Mo Dao Zu Shi Relationships
Song Book (Supernatural doujinshi)

Song Book is a Sam/Dean Supernatural doujinshi. It was released in 2012 and reedited in 2013 with a different cover.
File:Songbook-1.gif|front cover
File:Songbook-2.gif|interior
File:Utanohon2013.jpg|Alternate front cover (2013)
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2013 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Song Choice

Song Choice is a vidding term and usually refers to the pairing of the song and the fandom to create a transformative fan work called a songvid. Song choice can refer to either the music or lyrics or both. Most vidders spend considerable time searching for a song that expresses the narrative they are hoping to tell. However, some songs are chosen to evoke a mood or feeling. (see vid)
==Fannish Discussion of the Concept==
In 1994, Sandy Herrold said: 
In 2003 Vividcon hosted a panel about Song Choice. The panel description read: 
The panel was repeated in 2004: 
Perhaps the first panel on song choice took place in 1997 at Escapade 7. Sandy Herrold had this to say about the panel: 
==Who 'Owns' A Song?==
Historically, song choice was a proprietary and unique part of a vid, with vidders claiming a song which then could not be reused without permission or without putting a new and creative spin on the song. This worked while vidding remained a small and tightly knit community, but was abandoned when new technology and the Internet exponentially expanded the vidding world into infinity and beyond.
However, in a 1996 post to the Virgule-L mailing list titled "Unwritten rules, and the evolution of a consensus", Sandy Herrold explains how pre-Internet vidders approached song choice: 
==Song Re-Use==
Song re-use has been an extremely contentious discussion during the VCR vidding era, as common wisdom was that the first vid a viewer sees for a particular song is often the one that sticks in their mind, no matter how powerful a second vid to that song is. A corollary to this was that to remake a song--to produce a new vid using the same song as someone else--was to imply that there was something wrong with the original vid, and it had to be remade 'right'. For these and other reasons, songs were jealously guarded, and it was considered 'bad form' to remake a song that someone had already done.
See much more at Song Re-Use.
==Examples of Usage==
==References==
Category:Vidding Glossary
Song of Creation

Song of Creation is a gen Real Ghostbusters 106-page novel by Sheila Paulson.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "When rock star Eddie
Plummer receives a mysterious medallion from an anonymous fan, he
doesn't dream it's the start of an attempt to hold his music for
ransom. Summoned to the hideout of a mysterious entity, Eddie is
trapped. Can his cousin Egon Spengler and the rest of the
Ghostbusters come to his rescue? Can he escape the dark compulsion
that controls his actions? With danger coming from several sources,
the Ghostbusters must stop an entity so powerful the throwers may not
be able to contain it."
==Series==
* Obsession
* Repo-Demon
* The Hungry Ones
* Song of Creation
* The Song-Eater
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Song of Destiny

Song of Destiny is a het 148-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Lynne Arthur and Heather Peters. 
The art is by Inez Brown, Terrie Milliman, and Lynette Combs.
It is interspersed, as many Beauty and the Beast (TV) zines do, with selections of mainstream romantic poetry.
==Summary==
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:songofdestiny-1.jpg|Lynette Combs
Image:songofdestiny-2.jpg|Terrie Milliman, portrays Father
Image:songofdestiny-3.jpg|Terrie Milliman, portrays Eva the Gypsy
Image:songofdestiny-4.jpg|Terrie Milliman
Image:songofdestiny-5.jpg|Terrie Milliman
Image:songofdestiny-11.jpg||Inez Brown
Image:songofdestiny-6.jpg|Terrie Milliman, portrays Joe Maxwell
Image:songofdestiny-7.jpg|Lynette Combs
Image:songofdestiny-8.jpg|Terrie Milliman, the character Mary, serving tea 
Image:songofdestiny-9.jpg|Terrie Milliman, a rare portrayal explicitness
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Song of Solomon

Song of Solomon is a het 60-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) digest-sized anthology with fiction by Linda Mooney. 
It is a series of 12 vignettes based on the Twenty-Second book of the Old Testament. It was the winner of the Outstanding Digest Fanzine at Great Expectations in 1993.
 
This zine contains no interior illustrations.
==Sample Interior==
Image:songofsolomon-1.jpg|inside sample
Image:songofsolomon-2.jpg|inside sample
==Original Publication: "The Song of Songs"==
This zine appears to have been first sold with a different title and publisher: "The Song of Songs" by "Tryst Moon Press."
Image:songofsongsflyer.jpg|a 1991 flyer for "The Song of Songs" by "Tryst Moon Press"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Song of the Lea

Song of the Lea is a K/S story by Karen Dates. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #47.
==Summary==
"Kirk is presumed dead when the shuttle he is piloting crashes onto a water world and his bond to Spock is blocked."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
 
===2008===
 
===2009===
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Song of the Miscreant

Song of the Miscreant is a Kirk/Spock poem by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Charisma #16.
 
==Summary==
"This is a humorous look at the Federation's first contact with the planet Vulcan, with Kirk being the contacter, and Spock (who has 'gone native' against Sarek's wishes) being the contactee."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Songbook

A songbook (or song book) is a print fanwork for filks. They are less likely to be single-author collections than fanzines, although those do exist. It used to be common for filk conventions to have a con filkbook (just as some ship-based conventions sometimes had a zine of member submissions); with the advent of the internet, this practice basically died out.
Some of the most well-known filkbooks are Filthy Pierre's Microfilk, NESFA Hymnal I and II on the east coast and Westerfilk on the west, and Minus Ten and Counting, the latter being one of the few cases of a songbook matching an album release. 
There were/are no sharp lines about content in filk songbooks; just as fanzines may contain fanfic, original fic, meta essays, and art of various types, filkbooks may contain parody songs, meta songs about fandom, character or shipping songs, AU ballads about a fandom, songs about Paganism, Renfaire or the SCA, or original songs about common filk topics, which include space, cats, and the filk community itself. 
==Types of Filkbooks==
There are no official categories for types of filk songbooks; they have always been too niche for that. Often they are, like fanzines, made in a single print run and distributed until gone, so dealer's room sellers or other distributors did not have "categories" as much as "a stack of books," sometimes multiple stacks. Even the publishers rarely separated single-fandom from multi-fandom collections; they were more likely to be sorted by emotional theme: Funny books of light-hearted parodies, serious topics, angsty books, romance song collections, etc.
* Multi-genre single issue: Microfilk, NESFA Hymnals (there were two, but they were not scheduled as a series), [Horse Tamer's Daughter]
* Multi-genre periodicals: Xenofilkia, Bayfilk songbooks (annual with the convention)
* Single-fandom: The Star Trek Songbook, The Sime/Gen Songbook, Hip Deep in Heroes (A Blake's 7 songbook), The IDICon Song Book ([[[Trek TOS]] [K/S]]-focused)
* Single author: Bob Kanefsky's Songworm series, Roberta Rogow's Sing a Song of Trekkin' (also a single-fandom book), Cynthia McQuillan's Dark Moon Circle.
* 
==Publishers==
Many publishers of filk only produced albums; some produced songbooks as well.
* Off Centaur Publications
* Wail Songs
==Examples of Songbooks==
* :Category:Filk Songbooks
Category:Filk Music Glossary
Category:Print Media