Star Trek: Voyager
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[edit] Introduction
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[edit] Main Cast
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[edit] The Show
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[edit] Terminology
Below is a list of terms and their definitions that are used in this fan fiction community.
- Kleenex warning is warning by authors that the piece is so sad it will make the reader cry thus the reader should have Kleenex on hand.
[edit] Timeline
Below is a partial timeline of events in the Star Trek: Voyager fan fiction community.
[edit] 1996
- In 1996, The Janeway/Chakotay Story Index was created by Hester. [1]
[edit] 1997
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[edit] 1998
- On February 4, 1998, the Janeway/Chakotay Webring was created. [2]
[edit] 1999
- On April 28, 1999, the mailing list JanewayChakotay was created. [3]
[edit] 2000
- The following are Star Trek: Voyager fan fiction archives which were around in August 2000: XSF [4], and The Slightly Warped Sliders Page. [5]
- On September 23, 2000, the Femme Fuh-q Fest mailing list Femme_Fuh-q_Fest was created. [6]
[edit] 2001
- On March 22, 2001, the mailing list milliways-L was created for the posting of science fiction related fan fiction and discussion. Fandoms represented included this one.
- On June 22, 2001, the shayennesJCFanfic mailing list was created. [7] It was dedicated to shayenne Janeway/Chakotay fan fiction. [8]
- On October 24, 2001, the mailing list JCFicHaven was created. [9]
- On November 12, 2001, the German language mailing list janeway_chakotay was created. [10]
- On May 14, 2001, the Chakotay/Seven mailing list csfic was created. [12]
[edit] 2002
- On August 10, 2002, the mailing list JanewayChakotay_Romance was created. [13]
- On November 27, 2002, the German language mailing list VoyagerJC was created. [14]
[edit] 2003
- On June 3, 1996, Gill's Janeway & Chakotay Page was created, then moved to a .com domain in June 2003. [15]
- On September 9, 2003, the mailing list JetC_JrSr was created. [16]
- On November 7, 2003, The Janeway/Chakotay Story Index was last updated. [17]
[edit] 2004
- On July 7, 2004, the Star Trek: Voyager LiveJournal community voyager_fans was created. [18]
- On August 17, 2004, the Janeway/Chakotay LiveJournal community janewaychakotay was created. [19]
[edit] 2005
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[edit] 2006
- On November 22, 2006, the janewaychakotayobsessed mailing list was created. [20]
[edit] 2007
- For most of 2006 and 2007, the tagging game continued to be played on Janeway7.
- In August 2007, Sazzy, a Janeway/7 shipper, won for best Janeway video at Creation's annual Star Trek convention in Las Vegas. [21]
- In August, due to a rumor that Yahoo!Groups was removing users who were lurking on mailing lists in this fandom, a number of mailing lists saw an increase in participation so that would not happen. While this rumor was not true, and Yahoo was only removing people who had e-mail accounts bouncing in excess of six months, it did not stop a certain level of hysteria.
[edit] Kerfluffles
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[edit] Jeri Taylor
Jeri Taylor was blamed by many during the original run of the show of killing off the show and destroying many of the characters because of her desire to write the characters as versions of herself and because of her desire to try to make Janeway/Chakotay as canon despite Kate Mulgrew's vocal opposition to this.
[edit] Influential Fanworks
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[edit] Saffic
On October 10, 1997, the Pink Rabbit Consortium [22] was founded. This site was home to some of the best f/f on the Internet for a variety of fandoms including Alien, All My Children, Babylon 5, Buffy: The Vampire Slayer, ER, Law & Order, NYPD Blue, Star Trek: Voyager and Xena.
On June 20, 1999, Stacy Peters opened The Infinity Complex. This would be an important archive of Star Trek: Voyager f/f slash material. Among the authors archived here were Bodicea, August, Robin Lawrie, Jane St. Clair, LZClotho, Kelly and AgainCourt.
[edit] Tom Paris
Where did the fanon idea from Star Trek: Voyager that Tom Paris was raped in prison come from? This idea first came from fen who had read it in a story by Brenda Atrim. The story worked this concept in so seamlessly that other people borrowed it for their own stories or assumed it was canon and referenced it in their own works. As more people did this, the idea perpetuated and perpetuated until there became honest debate within the fandom as to whether or not this idea was actually canon. (Donna Thelen)
[edit] Fandom Members
- Angelina Vansen: Writes uber and darkfic.
- Brenda Atrim: Wrote influential Chakotay/Paris fan fiction.
- Cheile: Involved with JetC and JetC Junior
- DangerMom: An influential Paris/Torres writer.
- G.L.Dartt: Preeminent writer of Janeway/Seven fanfiction. Creator of the "Just Between" series.
- Jamelia
- NovaD: Writer of The Secret Logs of Mistress Janeway
- PJ in NH
- Ronda Sexton
- Tara O'Shea: Ran the P/T Collective
- Veronica Williams: Brought uber to Star Trek: Voyager het pairings
- VoyBoyToy: Ran PTFever
[edit] Fandom Size
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[edit] External Links
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[edit] See also
[edit] Sources
Below is a partial list of articles and academic sources to help you continue to learn about this community.
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| Star Trek | |
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| Characters: |
Kirk - Spock - McCoy - Uhura - Chapel - Sulu - Chekov - Picard - Riker - Troi - Crusher - Sisco - Dax - Worf - Odo - Janeway - Chakotay - Paris - Kim - Torres - Neelix - Seven - Trip - Tucker - Archer - Sarek - more... |
| Pairings: |
Janeway/7 - Janeway/Chakotay - Janeway/Torres - Torres/7 - Kirk/Spock - Picard/Crusher - Uhura/Chapel - Data/LaForge - Kira/Odo - Riker/Troi - Worf/Troi - Yar/Data - Trip/Tucker - Spock/McCoy - Paris/Torres - Chakotay/Paris - more... |
| Shows: |
The Original Series - The Next Generation - The Animated Series - Deep Space Nine - Voyager - Enterprise - New Frontiers - Misc |
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