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The Real Ghostbusters Fan Page

Created and maintained by Sheila Paulson (aka Venkie). While there were and are multiple sites online titled "The Real Ghostbusters Fanpage," for many RGB fans this was the Fanpage. Simple in its yellow-on-black formatting, the site included a brief episode guide, links, and most importantly fanfiction - listings of fanzines by zine title and by author, a listing of fanartists in zines, and an archive of fic posted online, many from zines (with permission from authors and publishers), including several hundred stories by the extremely prolific Venkie herself.
The site is gen; slash is not included, and there is very little het. The majority of the stories are h/c and smarm; many of the authors archived had contributed stories to the Bustin' smarm zines.
On Oct. 31, 2008, AOL shut down Hometown and all its homepages, including the Fanpage. It later was restored on Topcities, though lacking its zine listings Zine Listings; WebCite. This former content is still available on the Internet Archive here . In March 2011 the site was restored with a new design at The Real Ghostbusters Fan Page 
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters
Category:AOL Hometown
The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection

The Real Ghostbusters Gen Collection is a series that collects fiction from other zines. 
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 1 is a 250-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines. 
==Issue 2==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 2 is a 250-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines. 
==Issue 3==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 3 is a 61-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2000. It contains all crossover stories.
==Issue 4==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 4 is a 119-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 1999. It contains all crossover stories.
==Issue 5==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 5 is a 260-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2000.
==Issue 6==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 6 is a 175-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2001. It includes two crossover stories.
==Issue 7==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 7 is a 224-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2004-2005. 
==Issue 8==
The The Real Ghostbusters Special Gen Collection 8 is a 162-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005-2006. It includes one crossover story.
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2000s
The Real Ghostbusters and the Web of Evil

The Real Ghostbusters and the Web of Evil is a 130-page gen Real Ghostbusters novel by Sheila Paulson. Front cover (color) and B&W interior artwork: Sandy Schreiber. Beta Reader was Linda Dennis, proofreader was Jim Batterby.
It has the subtitle: "A Real Ghostbusters Melodrama."
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: "A stranger who appears very ill staggers into the firehall babbling of Evil, and of legions of ghosts about to endanger New York City. After telling Dr. Raymond Stantz that the Ghostbusters are the only ones who can stop the evil plotter responsible, he collapses right in front of the occultist. Trying to discover who poisoned this strange man (with a dart!) leads our heroes into a fight they can't afford to lose...." 
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:1999 Zines
The Real McCoy

The Real McCoy is a Star Trek: TOS story by Leslie Hobart. It has the subtitle: (Or, "What's a Nice Girl Like You...?).
It was published in the print zine Alpha Continuum #2.
==Summary==
Our kindly doctor has been called 'seducer, thief, barbarian, and temple desecrator' by the people of the planet Alard. They will sell their Dilithium crystals to the Klingons if he is not punished. A case of mistaken identity, of course, but McCoy will be held in prison until it is all straightened out. Or will he?
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
The Real Thing (Star Trek: TOS story by Jean Gabriel)

The Real Thing is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #5.
==Summary==
"After rejecting Kirk as a lover, Spock must turn to him after being given a powerful aphrodisiac and is unable to tolerate anyone else."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Reality Barrier

The Reality Barrier gen Star Trek: TOS 90-page novel written by Donna Jadis and edited by Marion McChesney. The art is by Carole Swoboda. 
The zine features an original character named Gabrielle Grove, a Star Trek fan in 1982, who picks up three hitchhikers in Connecticut that shock her. Her passengers are Kirk, Spock & Dr. McCoy who have fallen through a gate from an alternate universe. After saving Spock from pon farr, they find a way back... with Grove becoming Spock's wife.
Dedication: "To Leonard Nimoy, in gratitude for creating a Spock that we could spin such fantasies from."
==Reprint Permissions==
After Peg Kennedy took over Bill Hupe fanzine distribution business, Marion McChesney allowed the new company to distribute the zine. That ended in June 1997 when the reprint rights for all of Marion's zines were withdrawn from New Leaf Productions.
==Vault of Tomorrow Special Editions==
* Whisper of the Wind
* The Addonian Affair
* Elegy for Amanda
* The Reality Barrier 
==Sample Interior Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Realm of Tortall

The Realm of Tortall was a Tortall fansite, fanfiction archive, mailing list, and roleplay community. It hosted more than sixty fics. 
==Authors==
*Adelaid
*Adriana
*Aislinn Joiner
*Alex of Emilia
*Aliwolf
*Amy Wilson
*Aria
*Brook Feilds
*Cairy of Silverstar
*Dahlia
*Darius
*Elena of Kylass
*Hannah Cao
*Hannalynn of Euclade
*Havanna
*Heather
*Jacqueline of Trebond
*Jessica
*Jewls
*Katherine
*Kathryn of Sirria
*Kiri
*Leila Moonstar
*Liane
*Maeldreia/Maeldreia, the Shang Tigress/Mael, the Shang Tigeress
*Mary
*Melanie/Melanie of Trebond
*Morgaine
*Nicole
*Rich
*Ruebyin Talon
*Seirya
*Stareyl of Dragon Forest
*Starlight
*Ster
*Talia Alanna Riverdance
*Tara Nightflame
*Tasida
*Trena Swiftmove
*Victoria Meakin
*Zaria of Bellan
Category:Tamora Pierce Websites
Category:AngelfireCategory:Role Playing
The Realm of the Shrew

The Realm of the Shrew is a personal fanfic site. It contains Children of the Fellowship (A continuously updating fanfiction story based on the books & movies of “The Lord of the Rings”), Lord of the Rings Fanfiction in 100 Words or Less (challenge), a page of poetry and the XWP story Taming of the Caesar.
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2000s
The Reason

The Reason is a Stargate Atlantis vid by yorkybar. It was reviewed by amothea on September 29, 2005 on the reel vidding community.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*The beginning started out strong but kind of meandered halfway through....The song was overplayed on the radio and overstayed it's welcome in this vid. I think maybe if it was cut down by a minute with a music editor like Audacity (it's free) that might have helped. The beginning was great but around 2 and a half minutes I was ready for the vid to be over. The song doesn't really have a rising or falling action, let alone a climax and I think that hurt the vid....The vid is told from Sheppard's and McKay's pov, switching back and forth between the two men, but if this was a shipper vid it didn't always feel like one."
Category:Stargate Atlantis Vids
The Reason Why (Star Trek: TOS story by Darien Duck)

The Reason Why is a Star Trek: TOS story by Darien Duck. 
It was published in the print zine Enter-comm #5.
==Summary==
McCoy's account of the events of Spock's first Pon Farr.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
The Reason Why (Star Trek: TOS story by Pamela Rose and Cindy Deren)

The Reason Why is a Star Trek: TOS story by Pamela Rose & Cindy Deren. The art is by Lydia Moon.
 
It was published in Nome #5.
==Summary==
"McCoy disobeys an order from Spock and after a crewwoman is almost hurt because of it, contemplates leaving the Enterprise."
"This story explains why McCoy disobeys a direct order from Spock, why he distrusts machines so much, and why he lost custody of his daughter, Joanna."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
The Rebel Faction

The Rebel Faction is a Star Wars fanfiction and roleplay forum. 
==Environment==
==Affiliates==
*Star Wars Epics
*Sithlore
*NIF
*Oaken Dawn
*Yoda's Yarns
*The Dark Times
*Bo's Ezboard4
*Legends of Destiny
*Star Wars - Legends
*Rise of the Empire
*Star Wars Rebellions
Rebel Faction
The Rebel and the Rogue

You may be looking for the zine The Renegade and the Rogue.
 
The Rebel and the Rogue is a gen Star Wars 167-page anthology of fiction, art, poetry, and cartoons.
The art is by Jenni Hennig, J.R. Dunster, Gennie Summers, Virginia Rogers, Tammy Monfette, Cheryl Fint, Sheila Truax, and Martynn. 
==A Zine that "Followed the Rules"==
An ad in Datazine #18 says "We plan to conform to the standards George Lucas has set for this magazine." 
From the zine itself: "This zine is not intended to infringe upon the copyrights held by Lucasfilm. Permission was received in advance from Lucasfilm and copies will be sent to them of this and all future zines containing material copyrighted by Lucasfilm. Copyrights on original material revert to artists and authors."
This is what they are referring to: Open Letter to Star Wars Zine Publishers.
 
==Troubles==
There were a number of personal statements from fans regarding this zine. 
In Scoundrel #6, a fan writes this personal statement and several fans include similar letters: 
==Contents==
* Exchange by Carol Ambassador (1)
* Reunion by Virginia Baker (20)
* Kameran L'ith Series: The Bar Girl's Story by B.J. Gruez (22)
*Another Kessel Run by Sally Smith and Truax (38)
* Luke: Introspection, poem by Jenni Hennig (46)
* Wanted Man, filk to the tune of "Wanted Man" by Bob Dylan, by Jeannie Webster (48)
* Luke and Han, poem by Tammy Monfette (52)
* Wells, poem by Rhiemenh (53)
* Jedi's Way, filk to the tune of "Indian Lady" by Roger Whittaker, from 72 Greatest Hits, by Rhiementh (56)
* A Family Trait by Sally Smith and Truax (58)
* A Rescue and a Promise Fulfilled by Cheryl Fling (66)
* Star Wars Problem by L. Bell (81)
* A Jedi Promises Keeps... by Elaine Batterby (82)
* Black Sun/Black Son by Jenni Hennig (83)
* Half the Fun by Tammy Monfette (84)
* Han Solo: Avenger by Cheryl Find (88)
* Light Sword by L. Bell (112)
* Aspasia by Kerri Smithline (113)
* Star Wars Word Find Puzzle by Lynda Vandiver (153)
* Revenge of the Jedi by Sally Smith (George Lucas kills off Darth Vader) (155)
* Just a Matter of Luck? by Delores McAllister (156)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:rebelrogue-1.jpg| J.R. Dunster
Image:rebelrogue-2.jpg|Gennie Summers
Image:rebelrogue-3.jpg|Virginia Rogers
Image:rebelrogue-4.jpg|Jenni Hennig
Image:rebelrogue-5.jpg|Virginia Rogers
Image:rebelrogue-6.jpg|lightsaber, illo not credited
Image:rebelrogue-7.jpg|Cheryl Fint
Image:rebelrogue-8.jpg|Martynn
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Rec Center

The Rec Center is a weekly newsletter of fandom recs, including fanfiction, meta, and fandom journalism. It is curated by Elizabeth Minkel and Gavia Baker-Whitelaw and distributed first through TinyLetter then through Substack. It is a finalist for the Best Fanzine 2020 Hugo Award.2020 Hugo Awards, access 9 April 2020.
==Origins==
In a 2016 interview with Fangirl the Magazine, Baker-Whitelaw and Minkel describe the origins of their collaboration:Rec Center: a weekly newsletter of fanfic recommendations, Emma Lawson, Fangirl the Magazine. Published on February 17, 2016. Retrieved on May 29, 2018.
==Relationship to Rec Lists==
In the same interview with Fangirl the Magazine, Minkel and Baker-Whitelaw discuss the role of rec lists in fandom:
See also: Searching for Fanworks on the Internet.
==Content==
Each installment of The Rec Center includes recommendations for recent and older articles on fandom, as well as a curated rec list of fanfiction. The fic rec lists are often thematic - centering on a particular fandom, or a type of fic - and are typically provided by a guest reccer. Additionally, links to fanart, meta, and other discussions on social media are often included in a section titled "Tumblr & beyond."
===Fic Rec Lists===
Each newsletter concludes with a list of fic recs. Guest contributors are invited to submit full lists, or one-off recommendations.
Sample subjects include:
*hurt/comfort fic
*BTS
*modern AUs
*Supergirl
*slow burn fic
*pre-AO3 fic
==References==
Category:2010s
Category:Recommendation Sites
The Reckoning (Baffled zine)

You may be looking for The Reckoning, a Star Trek: TOS zine, or Reckonings, a Supernatural zine.
The Reckoning is a gen 80-page Baffled! novel by Frances J. Ball. It is based on Leonard Nimoy's character in the movie Baffled!
Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:Baffled!
Category:1983 Zines
The Reckoning (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for The Reckoning, a Baffled zine, or Reckonings, a Supernatural zine.
The Reckoning is an unauthorized and unsanctioned sequel to the Star Trek: TOS tie-in 212-page novel "The Prometheus Design". It is by Janet Walker and gen.
==Summaries==
From an ad in Datazine #49: "Why did James Kirk give up the 'center seat' after Vejur and his gamble to win back the Enterprise? How did Spock come to captain a 'boatload of children'? The answers will intrigue you. The peaks and valleys of one of the legendary friendships, from a surprising perspective."
From The Trek Fan's Handbook: "The friendship of Kirk and Spock told from a surprising perspective."
One fanzine collector commented about the book: "This is an unauthorized, self-published Star Trek novel. Unlike most fan fiction, however, this is not in fanzine format, but instead in trade paperback format, printed by Metropole Litho, who print books for a number of publishers. That's why it's listed here. An ad in Datazine said one method of payment was by credit card over the phone.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Red Band

The Red Band is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan series by Emila-Wan Kenobi. It has six parts.
==Series==
*Part 1: The Talks - An adolescent Obi-Wan is discovering his sexual side, and Qui-Gon wants to help by talking about it.
*Part 2: Coming of Age - Obi-Wan is 21 and finally ready to make Qui-Gon an offer he can't refuse. Or can he? 
*Part 3: Denial - Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon have agreed to wait until Obi is knighted, but they quickly discover "you can't go back..."
*Part 4: Broken Vows - Qui-Gon's continuing coldness sends Obi-Wan into the arms of an old friend, with devastating consequences.
*Part 5: Standoff - Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan find themselves in possession of a bond neither wants. 
*Part 6: Hope - Amidst soul-shattering agony, the two Jedi vow to start anew.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Red Dwarf Fan Club Newsletter

The Red Dwarf Fan Club Newsletter is a fan club newsletter published by the members of The Red Dwarf Fan Club. At least 3 issues were published.
Issue #1 contains "Lyrics from the closing theme and the song "Tongue Tied." Also "several cat stories and reprints of London newspaper stories."
Issue #2 contains "The scrolling information at the beginning of Series III, the backwards dialogue from the episode "Backward", Series 1 episode guide, an interview with Chros Barrie, a review of Grant/Naylor's new series "The 10%ers" and series VI sneak previews."
Issue #3 was published June 1993 and contains 29 pages.
*General information
*Misc Info For Our Members
*Series Two Episode Guide
*Series Six Tidbits
*Mediawest Con party report
*Craig On "Scene Today"
*Star Test
*Craig On Wogan
*Club Support For PBS
*Membership Drive
*T-Shirt Orders
*Kryten's news Corner
*Conventions
*Fan Clubs
Category:Club Zines
Category:Red Dwarf
Category:1990s
The Red Fields

The Red Fields is a Kirk/Spock story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Candlelight and Flames #2 as part of a challenge for two others to continue the story. The other two "sequels" are Three Years Later in San Francisco and LlGumba.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is found after being kidnapped and itʼs discovered that part of his memory is gone, including his love for Spock...to the point that he canʼt stand being in Spockʼs presense."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Red Hour Festival

"The Red Hour Festival" was a Star Trek: TOS con that took place February 22, 1975 at Lincoln High School in San Francisco.
 
The name "'Red Hour Festival" came from an episode of Star Trek where the residents of Beta III, under the influence of the great Landru, would celebrate a solid hour of lawlessness, debauchery and chaos when the clock would strike the "Red Hour."
==Con Reports==
 
==References==
Category:1975 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Red Means I Love You

"The Red Means I Love You" is an English-language fansong for My Hero Academia, written and performed by Madds Buckley. The song is centered around Himiko Toga, one of the series' villains. Originally posted on TikTok in 2021"So that new #mha episode? Toga? Yeah?" by @maddsbuckley on TikTok, the song was officially released as part of Buckley's Sunset on Summerville album in 2022.Spotify: Sunset on Summerville by Madds Buckley As of December 2022, it has over 2.3 million views on YouTubeYoutube: "The Red Means I Love You - Madds Buckley" by Madds Buckley and over 63 million streams on Spotify.Spotify: "The Red Means I Love You" by Madds Buckley 
Although Buckley was very clear on the song's meaning and connection to My Hero Academia, many listeners outside of fandom were initially confused about its meaning, believing it to be about lesbian period sex."You cannot tell me that this song is..." by @crispybirdcorpse on TikTokUrban Dictionary: The Red Means I Love You
The song's lyrics can be found here.
== Derivative Works ==
=== Fanvids ===
* untitled by yycitra on TikTok (Steven Universe, Ruby/Sapphire), posted 2021
* "The Red Means I Love You - BNHA Himiko Toga AMV" by MostlyNeoAMVsbackup channel on YouTube (My Hero Academia, Himiko Toga), posted 2021
* "the red means I love you amv zack" by ella edits on YouTube, (Satsuriku no Tenshi/Angels of Death, Zack) posted 2021
* "The Red Means I Love You - Scaramouche Edit" by haikyuwus on YouTube, (Genshin Impact, Scaramouche) posted 2021
* "The Red Means I Love You // Togachako animatic" by LittleDotDoodling on YouTube (My Hero Academia, Toga/Ochako), posted 2021
* "pretending the ending didn't happen" by dandeli0nx on TikTok (Wednesday (2022), Wednesday/Tyler), posted 2022
=== Cosplay Videos ===
* "I’m so mad that Toga is not at the top of this sound when the song is literally about her" by arozcos on TikTok (My Hero Academia, Himiko Toga), posted 2021
* "The Red Means I Love You by Madds Buckley || Toga CMV" by the Animanga Cosplay Group on YouTube (My Hero Academia, Himiko Toga), posted 2021
=== Covers ===
* "The Red Means I Love You (Cover) | Original Song by @MaddsBuckley" by Kensie Mayne on YouTube, posted 2021
* "Red Means I Love You - RedLetterDaze" by redletterdaze on YouTube, posted 2021
== References ==
Category:Boku no Hero Academia
The Red Queen's Repose

The Red Queen's Repose is a Star Trek: Voyager story by Peg Robinson.
It is the fourth story in the Talking Stick Series.
==The Series==
* Talking Stick by Macedon
* Circle by Peg Robinson
* A Cherished Alienation by Macedon
* The Red Queen's Repose by Peg Robinson
* Walking Across Egypt by Macedon
* Raisins and Almonds by Peg Robinson
* Otterskin by Macedon and Peg Robinson
* The Rose and the Yew Tree by Peg Robinson and Macedon
 
See fan comments about the entire series.
==Author's Comments==
From its posting on alt.startrek.creative: 
==Fan Comments==
===2018===
===2016===
===2019===
==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction
The Red Riding Hood Syndrome

The Red Riding Hood Syndrome is a 22-page gen Star Trek: TOS by Susan Smallwood. The front cover is by John Carrigan. 
This story was later published in the first issue of Enter-comm where it had art by Brendan Hawley.
From an ad in S.T.A.G #28: "This is a comedy, about when one of Spock's relatives visits the Enterprise."
From the flyer for Enter-comm: "Spock's maternal grandmother visits the Enterprise."
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Red River Valley

The Red River Valley (赤い川の谷間, Akaigawa no Tanima) is a Sherlock Holmes doujinshi by Tamasaki Yoshiryou released for the 56th edition of Comiket.
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==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
Category:Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:1999 Doujinshi
The Red Temple

The Red Temple is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Rushlight. It was archived at The Obi-Wan Torture Oasis and analise made a fanfic cover for the story.
Summary: Obi-Wan goes undercover as a sex slave in order to find a governor's missing son. (Rating: NC-17, Category: Angst, BDSM, Hurt/Comfort, First-Time)
Author's notes: 
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Redeemer

The Redeemer is a Kirk/Spock story by Patricia Laurie Stephens. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #2.
==Summary==
"Back on Earth after the fal tor pan, Spock still canʼt remember his relationship and bonding with Kirk, but that takes a back seat after they discover that a serial killer may be stalking Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1991===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎