The Good Omens Library: A Nice and Accurate Stories Archive, first opened in 2005 as a hub for Good Omens fanfiction. After eight years, decreased funds and usership nearly closed the archive for good. To preserve its works and allow the collection to continue to grow, it was imported into a new AO3 collection in 2013.
Yuletide is a popular annual rare-fandoms gift exchange fan fiction challenge, encompassing gen, het, femslash, and slash. The idea of Yuletide is to provide fiction for people who may never have seen any stories for a source they love, or have seen so few that they're starving for them.
852 Prospect: The Sentinel Adult Fiction Archive contains fan-written fiction set around the TV show The Sentinel. 852 Prospect is open to new stories that adhere to the original archive guidelines.
Open Doors opened the collection to submissions by original authors on 29 January 2013, and an automated import brought in over 4700 remaining works on 10 May 2013.
The first episode of Smallville aired on October 16, 2001, and people began writing fanfiction, including slash, immediately. Livia designed the look of the archive, Naomi provided the scripts that allow people to archive their own stories, Calysta Rose set up and installed them, and Minotaur generously hosted the archive at slashdom.net. The Smallville Slash Archive went live on October 20, 2001.
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Diese Sammlung enthält Geschichten des GSSU Archivs. Das Archiv wurde im Jahre 2000 als Ergänzung zur Querstrich Mailingliste erstellt, es wurde Ende 2012 geschlossen. Um diesen Teil der Geschichte des deutschsprachigen Fandoms zu erhalten, wurde das GSSU Archiv ins Archive of Our Own mit Hilfe des Open Doors Projektes importiert.
The Foresmutters Project is the first test case for the Open Doors project. Foresmutters is a bibliography and collection of stories from the very earliest days of recorded slash, principally Kirk/Spock from the mid-1970s. It's a tremendously valuable resource for the K/S fandom, which is still active today, and for historians of fanworks. We are hoping to grow this collection.
Kista (1986; 267 pages; click to save zipped .pdf, 87.1 MB) was described by author Jane Land as "an attempt to rescue one of Star Trek's female characters from an artificially-imposed case of foolishness." In it, Chapel still loves Spock, but their developing romance is allowed to be complex, with Chapel being more of a rounded person (as well a doctor!) than she was allowed to be onscreen.
