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	Rat's Guns N' Roses fansite: Slash and Duff McKagan Interview 1989 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Slash: You have to prove yourself when you play the cities that are real hip to what`s going on.
		Slash: I saw somebody who had my name tattooed into her ankle and she said that she had done it at home the night before adn then displayed it proudly at the gig.
		Slash: No, basically our life is on the road, where you get up every morning, pack, go to the gig, then afterwards drive to the next city and just drink in between.
	texasrat.com /gunsnroses/h/slash-interview-3.html (1320 words)

	Fanzines
		Fanzines are not funded or subsidized by commercial or public entities; publishers, editors and contributors receive no financial compensation, and fanzines are traditionally circulated for at most a nominal cost to defray postage or production expenses, in exchange for similar publications or contributions for publication, or free of charge to any interested parties.
		Early fanzines were hand-drafted or typed on a manual typewriter and printed using primitive reproduction techniques (e.g., the spirit duplicator or even the hectograph).
		The Punk explosion in the United Kingdom led to a massive upsurge of interest in fanzines as an alternative to the mainstream media that was felt to be too exploitative, capitalist, and essentially uninterested in the Punk Movement and the concerns of disaffected youth.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Fanzine.php (1691 words)

	Fanthropology - The Study of Fandom - Post a comment
		Contrast this to the terms slash and Mary Sue which had first appeared on the Internet by 1993 for slash with the Virgule mailing list and 1985 for Mary Sue in the comics fandom on Usenet.
		It took roughly 12 years for Mary Sue to be used on-line, 8 years for slash to be used on-line, 11 years for smarm to be first used and 15 years for smarm to really gain traction as a term used regularly in fandom.
		Compare that to slash which originally was defined purely in a Star Trek sense and only involving male characters who were canonically heterosexual which has undergone linguistic changes and morphing to include het fan fiction, not being characterized by the heterosexual nature of the characters, including female/female pairings.
	community.livejournal.com /fanthropology/327187.html?mode=reply (1690 words)

	Stargate SG-1 \| Stargate SG-1 Fandom \| Fanzines
		Most material presented in fanzines is not available on the internet or web, and many editors will not publish material previously posted to the net.
		Fanzines were around for a long time before the internet came into creation.
		Nor does it accept fanzines which publish net fiction unless that fact is stated specifically in all ads and in the zine itself.
	www.stargatefan.com /fandom/fanzines.html (787 words)

	SLASH Current Events
		SLASH was in New York when the Towers were hit and went down although he was fortunately in an uptown hotel.
		SLASH is looking good as always in a shirt new to us and looks like the old hand he is at instores.
		SLASH does not appear in the story of his late porn star girlfriend, but you can hear him leaving a message on her answering machine.
	www.snakepit.org /0802news.html (10343 words)

	Glass Castle's Realm of Imagination
		Arguably there is one website which leads the Slash Art movement - The Theband Band - a site formed by a brother and sister team based in Brisbane Australia, that has perfected the art of photo-manipulation - crafting photo-realistic recreations of famous actors and placing them in sometimes compromising situations.
		Why girls enjoy seeing same sec couples is a mystery for a psycologist to decipher, but needless to say the slash genre fan is as passionate and empowered as any Trekkie or Buffy enthusiast and at times the output is far more creative.
		Slash in either visual or written form is a fine example of how creative science fiction and fantasy genres are.
	www.tao.cx /fireflydreams/slash.html (882 words)

	The Snape Slash Fanzine
		Hopefully, if this is successful, it can be an annual publication and your work may be considered for the next issue.
		This will be an ADULT fanzinesorry kiddies, but slash is rarely for you!
		Submissions may be any rating, and all ratings will be included in the 'zine, but if you are under the age of 18, or 21, depending upon your place of origin, please don't submit NC-17 stuff.
	www.angelfire.com /ego/him/fanzine.html (403 words)

	Flipside Fanzine Website Homepage
		Flipside Fanzine (which long outlived Slash Magazine) and some could argue "punk rock" (in terms of its original intent), was long the vanguard of the punk fanzines and would eventually go on to obtain worldwide status and recognition as such.
		The fanzine, begun by a group of mostly Whittier (California) High School graduates, chronicled the early Los Angeles punk rock music scene, beginning with the first issue back in August of 1977 up until approx.
		Over that time period, the Fanzine evolved from a disorganized stapled-together 1/4 page Xerox fanzine, to a major glossy-covered "magazine" with many issues over 150 pages in size and one of the main voices of the punk music scene.
	www.flipsidefanzine.com /main.html (985 words)

	Scott Weiland & Sarah Gellar in slash photos photo
		Slash (born Saul Hudson in 1965), a hard-rock guitarist,
		Slash Pine, a tree native to the southeast United States
		Slash, a character from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fictional universe.
	www.buzznet.com /tags/slash/photos/?id=5356156 (198 words)

	X-Files - Fanhistory.com
		Het slash is a heterosexual pairing where the female plays the classic male buddy to the male part of the pairing.
		One of the publishers of these fanzines during this era was Deb Walsh.
		In May, the first slash story posted to the Internet involving Mulder was "Pleasant Dreams" by Laura Cooksey.
	www.fanhistory.com /index.php?title=X-Files (3400 words)

	eBay Store - Fanzines and Magazines and Books: Gen Fanzine, Star Trek TOS Fanzine, Multi-Media Fanzine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Fanzines including Sentinel, Star Trek TOS, Quantum Leap, Kiefer/Lou, Scripts, X-Files, Western and Magnificent 7, Multi-Media, Robin Of Sherwood, War Of The Worlds, Beauty and The Beast, Star Wars, Blake's 7, Kung Fu TLC, Due South, Voyager, Deep Space 9, Professionals, Man Fro
		Star Wars SLASH Fanzine: Patient Z Collected 2002
		Star Wars SLASH Fanzine: Elusive Lover #3 1997
	stores.ebay.com /Fanzines-and-Magazines-and-Books (292 words)

	For the love of... - smh.com.au
		Then there is what is known as Slash, a major grouping that revolves around same-sex relationships between characters.
		The first piece of Slash appeared in 1974 in the grup fanzine and dealt with the Kirk/Spock relationship on Star Trek.
		Then there are sub-categories of sub-categories, such as Bald Slash, devoted to crossover Slash fanfic about bald TV show characters.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/11/01/1036027033529.html (1622 words)

	slash - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Slash, slash, slash [ / ] : Dict.cc Englisch/Deutsch Wörterbuch [home, info]
		slash : dizionario tecnico informatico moreorless [home, info]
		Phrases that include slash: slash pine, back slash, slash and burn agriculture, a wing slash, anti slash, more...
	www.onelook.com /?ls=b&w=slash (406 words)

	slash - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Slash : Online Plain Text English Dictionary [home, info]
		Phrases that include slash: slash pine, slash and burn, back slash, cantor diagonal slash, slash and burn agriculture, more...
		Words similar to slash: cut, convulse, diagonal, flog, gash, lash, lather, separatrix, slashed, slasher, slashes, slashing, slice, solidus, strap, stroke, thrash, thresh, toss, trounce, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=slash&ls=a (380 words)

	Tucson Weekly : Books : Punk Publishing
		Salmon says the zine's name was partly intended as a back-handed homage to the by-then defunct Los Angeles fanzine Slash and partly inspired by a lyric from a Serfers tune.
		Salmon sold his fanzine in record stores for 25 cents, but he also took it out to popular gigs.
		He created the fanzine with an old Smith Corona typewriter ("you know, the kind with ribbons"), lots of tape, liquid paper and rubber cement.
	www.tucsonweekly.com /gbase/Books/Content?oid=oid:77269 (1038 words)

	Stilyagi Air Corps: History: Fanspeak
		Amateur Press Association, a sort of limited fanzine designed to work on writing style, including contribs from each person on the mailing list, where each person has to send off a contri bution every time, or at least meet minac.
		A fanzine produced by a science fiction clu b.
		One who is in organized fandom, other than just reading/watching SF, participate s and interacts with other people with similar interests at parties, cons, newsg roups, fanzines, etc. One who has an aquaintance with the history, jargon, and customs of the subcultu re.
	www.stilyagi.org /fanspeak.html (2246 words)

	ERBzine 0813: ERB Comics Project: Hal Foster 33.: Egyptians V: Child of Fire
		Swinging his club in a circle to hold the apes at bay, he swiftly slashed the thongs that bound him, then freed his friends.
		As Tarzan drew his knife to slash the hands that gripped him, a strange door opened in the side of the cliff -- and four fierce men seized him.
		Tarzan whipped out the knife hidden in his loin-cloth and slashed the fetters at his ankles, while the astonished outlaws, shooting wildly, sped to seize him.
	www.erbzine.com /mag8/0813.html (2843 words)

	Amazon.com: Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture (Studies in Culture and Communication): Books: ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		slash stories, filk songs, larger fan community, fannish interests, fan publishing, circuit story, fanzine stories, slash writers, media fandom, fan culture, slash fans, fan writing, fan texts, television spectatorship, fan videos, fan criticism, aired episodes, fan artists, textual poaching, fan fiction, fan writers, fan stories, narrative enigmas, emotional realism, science fiction fandom
		While dated, and slightly insular, this text is an excellent introduction to the sub-culture of fanzines and fan fiction.
		While many of the current generation of fans seem to believe fan fiction was born online around 1994, they should be surprised and hopefully pleased to discover the rich (off-line) history of the phenomenon, dating all the way back to the pulp magazines of the 1930s.
	www.amazon.com /Textual-Poachers-Television-Participatory-Communication/dp/0415905729 (1952 words)

	A Womb With A View: Women in SF
		Among the multitudes of Trek fanzines arose one specific form: the "slash" fanzine, initially defined by the slash (or "/") between the names of Kirk and Spock in "Kirk/Spock" (or "K/S") stories.
		The women who produce and consume this "slash" fiction remain members of a subculture of SF (they can be found on the Internet) but often tend to keep to themselves on the margins of the wider SF community.
		Many slash participants might be considered to be SF fans (or consider themselves as such) only because their interests happen to overlap into some specific areas of SF (specific TV shows, etc.)
	www.spacedoutinc.org /DU-17/WomenInSF.html (4960 words)

	SF Citations for OED
		a subgenre of fiction, originally published in fanzines and now esp. online, in which characters who appear together in popular films or other media are portrayed as having a sexual (esp. homosexual) relationship
		There is another chapter on slash, or fanzine stories written with the assumption of a homoerotic relationship between male media characters (Kirk/Spocl is the most famous kind of slash).
		Another variety, `slash', creates sexual histories more appropriate to the Kinsey than the Nielsen report.
	www.jessesword.com /sf/view/222 (189 words)

	Off the Record
		But one thing is constant: this zine is all slash, all Jack/Daniel.
		Stories must not be published elsewhere (including the internet) for a minimum of one year following the official “in print” date of the fanzine.
		If you are interested in submitting to any of our upcoming publications, please click here to view our submission guidelines.
	fanzines.ashtonpress.net /offtherecord.htm (976 words)

	Kirk/Spock Fiction
		One major subset of Star Trek fan fiction and fan art were what are called “slash” stories.
		Slash is a generic term that means fan fiction positing a relationship (often homosexual) between two characters from a media production [28].
		Along these lines, many slash writers denied that Kirk and Spock were gay – they just wanted to be together [29].
	www.stanford.edu /~noralev/PWR2/ks.htm (208 words)

	Aleph Press Fanzines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A fanzine dealing with love and sex among the Q Continuum.
		Status: Originally scheduled to be a printed fanzine; will now be a web zine, although I will consider making it available on CD-ROM and print as well.
		There are a rare few tales I still want to publish as paper fanzines.
	www.alara.net /ajer/alephzine.html (420 words)

	Henry Jenkins
		For example, he asked a group of male MIT students and a group of female fanzine writers to tell what came into their minds when he named each character.
		For the technologically-inclined males, what seemed most salient were the capabilities of the characters as autonomous problem solvers, stressing instances where one or another, primarily acting alone, saved the ship from certain destruction.
		For the female fanzine writers, characters could not be discussed alone but were understood within a web of character relationships, stressing the centrality of their emotional lives, desires, and motivations to the experience of the series.
	web.mit.edu /cms/People/henry3/holodeck.html (7462 words)

	TANSTAAFL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		fanzine designed to work on writing style, including
		A fanzine produced by a science fiction club.
		The editor (and publisher, and copy boy...) of a fanzine.
	www.stilyagi.org /aasfa/tanstaafl/feedback.html (284 words)

	Novel Reviews: Sanzen Sekai no Karasu o Koroshi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The planet Vermillion has been so peaceful that the biggest cause of concern on the base is the slash fanzine Purple Heaven produced by the female officers.
		The romance between Lucifard and Saladin is agonizingly slow, but by the same token, their "courtship" scenes are deliciously detailed and keep the reader in suspense.
		The crowning touch is the depiction of the military base slash fandom subculture, which rings true in hilarious and provocative ways--particularly when Lucifard becomes addicted to Purple Heaven.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~weyrbrat/fanfic/anime/novels/crows.html (396 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Artist Bio
		Doe and Cervenka, who would form the band X, were familiar with the nascent Los Angeles punk underground, and though them Chris discovered an outlet for his acerbic verse and corrosive vocal style, which he first honed in high school as a member of a fledgling garage band.
		In 1977, Desjardins began writing for the pioneering L.A. punk fanzine Slash, and assembled the first version of his best-known band, The Flesh Eaters, which melded sharp, disjointed music with Desjardins's neo-gothic apocalyptic verbal assault.
		The Flesheaters released their first album, No Questions Asked, in 1980 on Desjardins's Upsetter label, which had previously issued the seminal L.A. punk compilation Tooth and Nail.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/artistbio.asp?CTR=117836 (489 words)

	Ashton Press eBay Store About My Store
		Check back periodically and we'll have new fanzines and photos and calendars and magazines -- great birthday and Christmas shopping ideas for friends and family or awesome items to add to your own fannish collections!
		Be sure to browse our listings to find long out of print fanzines (Stargate, The Professionals, various Western fandoms, Star Wars, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Forever Knight, Blakes 7, Highlander, Indiana Jones, Battlestar Galactica, and much more!), photos (including candid shots of the stars), magazines, books, videos, DVDs and much, much more.
		Most of the items we list are from our personal collection, accumulated over more than twenty years as media fans of many classic television shows and movies.
	cgi3.ebay.com /ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=ashton7 (854 words)

	JennyAnn's FanFiction
		Someone is targeting Bodie and Doyle's girlfriends for murder, leading the agents into a twisted chase that could cost them their careers and maybe their lives.
		Note: Story has been published in the multimedia slash fanzine "Nothing to Hide" - contact Mona for ordering information.
		Law and Order Fic."Missing scene" from the episode "Confession." Ben tries to cope with a grief-stricken and very angry Mike Logan, only to be drawn into a firestorm of emotion.
	members.aol.com /XFWRITER/stories.htm (2413 words)

	More links (not mine) about Michael Des Barres:
		Most if not all are rated G or PG, no slash, characters fit with show canon.
		(18+ only) (if you don't know what slash is, you will when you get there).
		Most if not all of it is character slash.
	cglass.vinu.edu /mdb/mdblinks.html (283 words)

	DIVERSE UNIVERSE
		We believe it was the first such event in Australia aimed specifically at the GLBT community, although an unfortunate coincidence meant that SinpOZium, a "Slash" convention, was being held in Sydney on the same weekend.
		The "camp" nature of many alternative productions (especially those from Britain) was applauded and the audience felt that science fiction seemed to be more thought-provoking, diverse and alternative when it was not aimed specifically at middle-America.
		We also discussed "slash" fiction and questioned why this gay and lesbian fan fiction was most popular among heterosexual women.
	spacedoutinc.org /DU-04.html (4450 words)

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