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The Jungle Book (Sentinel zine)

The Jungle Book is a Jim/Blair slash novel by Katrina Bowen, published as a zine in April 1998 by AMC Press, and then later online. Available as print zine and PDF from Requiem Publications as of 2018. The novel is an AU with the premise of "what if Jim hadn't been rescued from Peru after 18 months?" 
The zine has 195 pages, a color cover and interior b/w illustrations by TACS.ratcreature said: Though at least judging by my print copy the interior illustrations might have initially been in color as well and just reproduced b/w, as they don't really come across that well as b/w illustrations, but look like the color cover would copied in grayscale.
The first part of the story had been net published on 852 Prospect prior to the zine publication as Beyond the End in October 1997, as well as the story titled In the Jungle..., dated July 17, 1997.
After the exclusive zine period a text version of the complete novel without the illustrations was also web published in November 2000, though the author's page has since vanished.
Unusual for the time, the story was written in first-person present-tense, and shifted POV between Blair and Jim with each chapter. Each chapter title was taken from poems and songs.
==Comments by the Author, Printed in the Zine==
==About the Chapter Titles==
In the zine, the author explains the chapter titles: 
==Excerpt: The Opening Paragraphs==
==Contents==
*Chapter One: Beyond the End 
*Chapter Two: The Sound of the Breezes that Blow 
*Chapter Three: One of Many Circles 
*Chapter Four: Fall with Me for a Million Days 
*Chapter Five: Out Here in the Stars 
*Chapter Six: When All Is Told 
*Chapter Seven: Between Midnight and Day 
*Chapter Eight: Not Even the Rain 
*Chapter Nine: If I Knew 
*Chapter Ten: Heartbeat
==Sample Interior Art==
The zine contains numerous black and white interior illustrations by TACS. Below is a sampling.
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==Reactions and Reviews==
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The Junín Trilogy

The Junín Trilogy is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan series by Tem-ve H'syan.
==Series==
* Two Days from Junín - A young poet learns to be quiet, and an old gaucho learns about love. 
* One Day To Junín - Quijón loses words and gains fire and Obi-Juan develops a liking for raw meat 
* At Junín - Obi-Juan and Quijón finally make it to Junín. Mayhem and tango ensue. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The K/S Concept: A Feminist Perspective -- A Personal Statement by Judith Gran

The K/S Concept: A Feminist Perspective -- A Personal Statement by Judith Gran is a 1981 essay. The essay is followed by extensive comments by Charlene Terry.
It was printed in the feminist multimedia zine Storms #1, and is one of the earliest known essays of its kind, predating The Romantic Myth and Transcendence: A Feminist Interpretation of the Kirk/Spock Bond by a year, and Pornography by Women, For Women, With Love and Another Addict Raves About K/S (by Joanna Russ) by four years. 
Gran's The Footnote: An Explication de Texte was written and published the year before. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* feminism
* gay rights
* the nature of family
* patriarchy
* Star Trek: TOS and Kirk/Spock
* the study of American cultural definitions of "masculinity" and "femininity" traits which Janet Saltman Chafetz conducted in 1971, reported in her book MASCULINE/FEMININE OR HUMAN? (1977), and how Kirk and Spock fit in with these definitions
* "I see the same values expressed in K/S lit that I fight for in the feminist movement."
* both feminism/women's rights and homosexuality are "the other"
==Excerpts==
==Fan Reactions==
===Comments by Charlene Terry, the Editor of "Storms"===
Charlene Terry was the editor of the zine where Judith Gran's essay was printed, and Terry included her printed comments directly after Gran's.
From those comments: 
===1982===
 
===1982 Comments by Gran Addressing Terry===
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
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Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
The K/S Library

The K/S Library maintains an extensive collection of zines and other K/S and K&S books. There are two branches, one in the US and one in Europe. The European Branch was relocated from the UK to Austria in 2014. The materials are available to subscribers of letterzine The K/S Press. The letterzine contains monthly updates to the collection.
In 2021, the librarian managing the US branch retired. Fanzines are slowly being transferred over to the new lone librarian located in Texas.
==Its 1997 Birth==
It was started in June 1997. From issue #10 of The K/S Press: 
==A 2015 Description==
==Some Rules==
The rules as per a 2000 issue of the The K/S Press:
* Anybody who’s a subscriber can borrow from either branch. You can borrow three zines at a time, and keep them for three weeks, not counting mailing time. 
* Write to one of the librarians and tell her which zines you want to borrow. If you don’t know, tell her what kind of K/S you like, and she’ll be happy to pick something out for you. Give her your name and address. 
* Wait in joyous anticipation (see above) until the wondrous day the zines arrive in the mail. Forget about going to work, forget about sleep, ignore the whines of children, spouses, pets, and assorted significant others who wish your attention/help/food. You are in K/S land! 
* Sadly, after three weeks, mail the zines back to the librarian, but keep their memory in your heart. Include in the envelope a check or money order or cash to pay the librarian back for the postage she spent to mail the zines to you. You might be kind and give her a little extra to also pay for envelopes and tape. 
* Start the process over again until you’ve read everything in the library! 
==The Chris Soto Memorial Fund==
In 1998, a special section of this library was created: "Chris Soto was an extraordinarily gifted writer and artist who generously shared her love of Kirk and Spock with us for many years. Her death at forty-five last year was a great loss not only to those who knew and loved her but to all of Star Trek and K/S fandom. In her name we are starting a new section of the library. I am offering some professional fiction and non-fiction books from my own collection for borrowing. The same rules apply as for the regular library with the exception that we are asking for an additional $3.00 donation for each shipment... I will collect and keep track of the money and by next year we hope to have enough to bring a needy fan to Shore Leave in Chris's name. The selection process is still to be decided. Suggestions anyone? Hopefully we will expand this section in the future to include videos, audio tapes, etc. I think Chris would be pleased." from The K/S Press #24 
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Archives
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:Offline SpacesCategory:Print Zine Archives
The K/S Scrolls

The K/S Scrolls is a Kirk/Spock story by "transcribed from Vulcanur Tokiel by T'Rhys, Ph.D." 
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #10 and later online.
 
==Summary==
"Rapunzel retold--sort of."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
 
===2005=== 
==References==
 
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The K/S Writer's Defence

The K/S Writer's Defence is an essay by Eva Stuart. 
It was printed in "touched" #4.
It was written after the author heard "Straights shouldn't write K/S!" from fans at Galileo Star Trek Convention.
==A Related Interview==
A few months after this essay was printed, Stuart also participated in an interview. See "touched" Interview with Eva Stuart.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* is the sexual preferences/sexuality/gender pertinent to being able to tell a good K/S story
* voyeurism, curiosity
* is K/S making homosexuality more visible and therefore more accepted
* is K/S too mushy/sentimental/Mills-and-Boonish
* why aren't there more male K/S writers (gay and otherwise)
* a brief mention of The Undiscovered Country, a K/S author, who along with Cassandra Smythe, wrote Command Decision
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
The K/S Zine: The Time of the Beginning 1976-1985

The K/S Zine: The Time of the Beginning 1976-1985 is a 14-page article by Carolyn Spencer that was published in Legacy #1.
The article explains K/S and its history in zines, and goes on to discuss the zines, year by year from 1976 to 1985.
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:Zine Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The KISS Army

The KISS Army is the official fan club of the heavy metal group Kiss. It was originally founded by Bill Starkey and Jay Evans, two teenagers from Terre Haute, Indiana. They started the club in 1975, when a local radio station repeatedly turned down their requests to play more music by Kiss. They began calling themselves "The Kiss Army" and soon as Kiss became popular many members were recruited, and they became Kiss's official fan club.
The KISS Army was one of the earlier fan armies in the Rock'n'Roll music fandom.
==Links==
*Kiss The Story Of The KISS ARMY & Terre Haute, Indiana by Rock N' Roll True Stories 
*KISS Army Nation TV YouTube channel
==References==
Category:Kiss
The KSA Archive

The KSA Archive is the old archive of the Ksares mailing list. The site is part of slashaholics.org and is maintained by the Thamiris Preserved community.
July 26, 2001 it was announced that the archive would no longer be updated.New ast Ksmithares. (Accessed 29 January 2011) All new fiction was archived at The KSAres Archive.
The archive is a member of The Subtext of a Different Kind Webring, A.R.E.S., the H:tLJ-X:WP Slash Ring, the Ares and Joxer Slash Ring, the Hercules Fan Fiction Webring, the Supplemental Xena and Hercules Character WebRing, the Xena Web Ring, the Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Webring, the EVIL never looked so good webring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring and the Television FanFic Webring.Webrings. (Accessed 03 February 2015)
==The KSA Archive Interviews==
They have a fandom nonfiction section with interviews with fans that were conducted in January 2000.
"These interviews were recently conducted by a variety of people in a variety of forums: some authors spoke with the interviewers on IM or IRC, while some answered pre-set questions. These results are personal, thoughtful insights into the minds of a very divergent group of writers. I'd like to express grateful thanks to all the interviewers and authors who generously volunteered their time for this project." from Interviews 
 
*The KSA Archive Interview with Candace 
*The KSA Archive Interview with Foxmonkey
*The KSA Archive Interview with Gwendolen
*The KSA Archive Interview with Jen 
* The KSA Archive Interview with Marina/Rusalka
*The KSA Archive Interview with Shamenka 
* The KSA Archive Interview with Spooky (Terrë, Yuki)
* The KSA Archive Interview with Thamiris 
* The KSA Archive Interview with Taz
==References==
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Archives
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Archives
Category:1990s
Category:2000
Category:2001
The KSA Archive Interview with Spooky

Spooky was interviewed by Taz in January 2000 for The KSA Archive.
See more in this series at The KSA Archive Interviews.
==Introduction by Taz==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
* fanfic as a way of helping figure out one's sexuality/gender issues
* the power of feedback
* violence and fanfiction
* Band Fic, Tallific, Rush, Robert Plant and Led Zeppelin
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category: Hercules Fan Interviews
The KSAres Archive

The KSAres Archive is an archive for writers subscribed to the Ksares mailing list. 
The rules include that all stories must be edited by the author for grammatical errors and spelling mistakes, stories must be formatted according to established fanfic conventions (each fic must be single-spaced, but double-spaced between paragraphs, with no indenting at the start of a new paragraph) and no RPF. 
Slash, gen, and het fiction featuring characters from the shows Hercules: the Legendary Journeys, Xena: Warrior Princess and Young Hercules, as well as classical mythology is welcome and so is fiction featuring other characters played by Kevin Smith (Ares, Iphicles, Bacchus, Timor from HtLJ, XWP, YH; John Lawless from Lawless; Ricky de la Cruz from F/X; Lawrence Hayes from Desperate Remedies, etc.).
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Archives
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Archives
The KS Project

You may be looking for the zine The K/S Art Project.
The KS Project began in 2018. It is a fan-run community created to preserve and share fanart and fanfiction. 
"The KS Project is a continuing non-profit mission to rescue, collect, and share original art & fanworks focusing on Star Trek’s iconic duo Kirk & Spock, helping in the curation and preservation of this cultural history for fans today and in the future. Get in touch if you have unwanted fanzines, or art you want to see go to a good home!" The KS Project 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
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Category:Star Trek TOS Communities
The Ka-Mnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi

The Ka-Mnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi is a slash Star Wars: The Phantom Menace 177-page novel written and published by Writestuff & Kath Moonshine. It has the subtitle: "A Lover's Journal." 
It won the 2004 FanQ Award for 'Best Stand-Alone Star Wars Slash Zine.' 
The fanzine is styled as the journal of Obi-Wan with historical and social commentary being provided by fictitious scholars. An interactive version is now online here.
From a 2002 flyer: 
==Acknowledgements==
From the zine: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==References==
 
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The KaMnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi

The KaMnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Writestuff and Moonshine.
Summary: As Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon become lovers in addition to the other aspects of their relationship, Obi-Wan takes up a custom from his homeworld and begins a lover's journal, putting to paper moments from their years together.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
The Karate Kid

The Karate Kid is a martial arts & drama movie series created by Robert Mark Kamen. It has 6 movies (one of them upcoming), show called Cobra Kai, an animated series, and several vídeo games. T
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Johnny Lawrence/Daniel Larusso
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fan art ===
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fan vids ===
* Seeing Red | Daniel LaRusso | The Karate Kid by hothologram
* Karate Kid - Music Again by kitzeproductions
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
=== Archives ===
* Karate Kid (Movies) at Archive of Our Own
* Karate Kid at Fanfiction.net
=== Fan sites ===
* The Karate Kid Page
* The Karate Kid Dojo
* The Karate Kid Website
== References ==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Keeper's Price

The Keeper's Price was published by DAW Books and the Friends of Darkover. It is a collection of Darkover fiction edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley. Five of the stories in this anthology were first published in the zine Starstone.
The first edition includes "The Friends of Darkover" on its front cover, subsequent editions do not. 
General description: 
==From the Book's Foreword==
 
==Contents==
* Introduction: A Word from the Creator of Darkover, by Marion Zimmer Bradley
* I. The Settlement 
** Vai Dom by Diana L. Paxson (reprinted from Starstone #1) 
** The Forest by C. McQuillin
* II. The Ages of Chaos 
** There Is Always an Alternative by Patricia Mathews
** The Tale of the Durraman’s Donkey by Eileen Ledbetter (reprinted from Starstone #2)
**The Fires of Her Vengeance by Susan M. Shwartz
** Circle of Light by Kathleen Williams
** The Alton Gift by Elisabeth Waters
** The Answer by Jacqueline Lichtenberg & Jean Lorrah
* III. Under the Comyn 
** The Rescue by Linda MacKendrick (reprinted from Starstone #3)
** The Keeper’s Price by Marion Zimmer Bradley & Elisabeth Waters (reprinted from Starstone #1)
** The Hawk-Master’s Son by Marion Zimmer Bradley (was listed on the flyer for Starstone #3, but it wasn't in the zine)
** A Simple Dream by Penny Ziegler, M.D. (reprinted from Starstone #3)
** Paloma Blanca by Patricia Mathews
** Blood Will Tell by Marion Zimmer Bradley
* IV. After the Fall of the Comyn 
** Ambassador to Corresanti by Linda Frankel
** A View from the Reconstruction by Paula Crunk
==References==
Category:Darkover
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley
Category:Books & Literature
The Keeper’s Codex

The Keeper’s Codex is a zine in the Dragon Age fandom.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
===Illustration Artists===
Adrienne | Bunchabears | Arimesi | Beau | Brit Corbin | Carolinedgart | Cinnamoonie | Debbie | Ev Zeitghaest | Xfreischutz | G. Small | Hanna Schroy | Izzy | JAUNE | Joanna | Kielamel Sibal | Limpstella | Lily | Luna | Mia | Morgan | Paragonraptors | Ooorangy | Saltlordofold | Tarte | Toby
===Writers===
Contre Parry | Byacolate | Emily | Kate | Liana | Rory | Sydney
===Merchandise Artists===
Astro | Aura | Midoo
===Mods===
Eunae | Jenny | Luke
Category:Dragon Age Zines
Category:2021 Zines
The Kenederis Incident

The Kenederis Incident is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Jim Ausfahl. 
It was published in Antares #2 and Orion Archives: 2266-2270 The First Mission v.3.
==Summary==
The Keneds, their planet quarantined because of prior plague, are suddenly both afflicted with the plague themselves and suffering from violent attacks. Enterprise comes to the rescue. McCoy gets infected when a patient he's about to autopsy revives, and Spock works with him to find a treatment. Unfortunately, the treatment that works on McCoy leaves the Keneds brain-dead, whether their infections are mild or severe. It turns out that the Keneds are actually a bacterial creature themselves, inhabiting a variety of species on the planet, accounting for their planet's multiple sentient species who all consider themselves Kened. The plague is from a similar creature that has taken up residence.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Key (Doctor Who zine)

The Key is a gen Doctor Who zine of articles, interviews, cartoons, reviews and photos. There are eight issues. 
It has a sister zine: The Key Presents.
==Issue 1==
The Key 1 was published in 1988.
* Doctor Whom? - The Sultana Experiment (novelisation) by Nicholas G. H. Barnes
* other content?
==Issue 2==
The Key 2
* Doctor Whom? - the Alliance (part 1) by Nicholas G. H. Barnes
==Issue 3==
The Key 3
* Doctor Whom? - The Alliance (part 2) by Nicholas G H Barnes
* other content?
==Isue 4==
The Key 4
==Issue 5==
The Key 5 
* Elisabeth Sladen interview
* "The Doctor Who Annuals
* "William Hartnell"
* comics
* Season 28 Review
* "Who in Panto" 
* other unknown content
==Issue 6==
The Key 6
==Issue 7==
The Key 7
==Issue 8==
The Key 8
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
The Key (Star Wars zine)

The Key is a Star Wars novel published in 1988 by Janet D'Agostino-Toney. It has a black and white cover and is 148 pages.
Publisher's blurb: "It's been almost twenty years since the end of the Rebellion -- how do you believe in yourself, or prove yourself -- when your parents are legends?"
==From the Author's Afterward==
==Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Keys of Time

The Keys of Time is a gen Doctor Who anthology with five issues.
==Issue 1==
The Keys of Time 1 was published in March 1987. It was the "Tom Baker Special Issue."
* Fiction: "Clupsum - the Dalek Resource" part 1 by Josh Mountain; "The Citrus Solution" part 1 by John Riebow.
* Articles: "The Tom Baker Era" by Gary Pedretti; "Has the Doctor Lost?" by John Riebow; Tom Baker interview (transcribed from 1984 fan panel in Philadelphia).
==Issue 2==
The Keys of Time 2 was published in Summer 1987. It was the "Dalek Special Issue."
* Fiction: "Past-Future Kill" by Ben Beck; "Revenge of the Daleks" by Christopher Shelton; "Clupsum - the Dalek Resource" part 2 by Josh Mountain; "The Citrus Solution" part 2 by John Riebow; "The Gornium Regime" by Matt Arciniega.
* Articles: "Remembering Patrick Troughton" by Gary Pedretti; "The Degradation of the Daleks" by John Riebow.
==Issue 3==
The Keys of Time 3 was published in Fall 1987. It was the "Leela/Louise Jamison Special Issue."
* Fiction: "Leela's Blasphemy" by Ben Beck; "The War of the Xom" by Matt Arciniega; "Murder: Gallifreyan Style" by Christopher Shelton; "Third Reich's Revenge" by Gary Pedretti; "The Hunted Savage" by John Riebow.
* Articles: Louise Jamison interview (transcribed from 1984 fan panel in Philadelphia).
==Issue 4==
The Keys of Time 4 was published in Winter 1988. It was the "Peter Davison Special Issue."
* Fiction: "If I Were Me" by Liz Shaw; "Almost - But Not Quite There" by John Riebow; "The Lords of Lemuria" by Matt Arciniega.
* Articles: Peter Davison interview (transcribed from 1985 fan panel in Philadelphia); an explanation of cricket by Gary Pedretti.
==Issue 5==
The Keys of Time 5 was published in March 1988. It was the "Patrick Troughton Special Issue." 
* Fiction: "The Time Lord's Trouble" by Ben Beck; "Democracy & Proper Drains" by Liz Shaw; "The Weight of the Anchor" by John Riebow.
* Articles: "The Cosmic Hobo Passes On" by John Riebow.
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
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The Kids in the Hall

The Kids in the Hall are a five-man Canadian comedy team that formed in Toronto in the mid-1980s: David Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson. They are most famous for their TV show also called The Kids In The Hall, which ran on the CBC in their native country and on HBO and later CBS in the United States from 1989 to 1995. The show was produced by Lorne Michaels, the creator of Saturday Night Live. The series was reran on Comedy Central into the early 2000s, gaining a cult following.
In 2022, a new series starring the group appeared on Amazon Prime. The style of humor featured on the shows has been compared to Monty Python and SNL.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Communities and Resources==
*Kids in the Hall and Kids in the Hall RPF fanworks at AO3
==References==
Category:Actor RPF
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text