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The Pataki Press

The Pataki Press is an biannual online fanfiction and fanart fanzine for Hey Arnold!.
==Issue 1==
Issue 1 of The Pataki Press released on September 13, 2016 contains 13 fan creations, with a total of 22 pages and a total of 9 fans contributed. Helga/Arnold is prominent in the first issue with a few exceptions.
* Hearts in Sync by Mony, page 1
* Helga for President by Ekrem Aytekin, page 2
* Flight of the Pigeon Man by Alain Racette, page 2
* Intuition by Marie Allen, pages 3-10
* Sunset Outrun by Zeether, page 5
* Egg Story by Leshuk/Farkledagain, page 7
* Arnold & Helga by Ekrem Aytekin,page 9
* Countdown by The Arnold Waltz, page 10-11
* Monkey Man & The Dark Avenger by Jeremy Fuscaldo, page 11
* All That Jazz by Alain Racette, page 12-22
* Baseball Head by The Arnold Waltz, page 13
* Reckless Love by Arnold’s Love, page 16
* 50 Shades of Shortman by Ekrem Aytekin, page 20
==Issue 2==
Issue 2 was released on March 29, 2017.
* Helga in the Sky by amegolie, page 1
* Family Movie Night by devoosha, pages 2‐3
* Never Let You Go by Mony, page 3
* Warmer Together by Azure129, pages 4‐7
* Helga and Phoebe as Superheroes by Jeremy Fuscaldo, page 7; 
* Delicious Obsession by Mony, page 8
* Car Radio by Polkahotness, pages 9‐11
* Sample Panel from the comic “Hiding Arnold” by Ingrid Ochoa, page 11
* Madame Claw and The Mirror Mask by Marie Allen, pages 12‐18
* Hugo and Arna by Ms. Spring, page 15
==Issue 3==
Issue 3 was released on June 26, 2017.
* Hey Arnold fun. by Lorissacism, page 1
* Dear Arnold by devoosha, pages 2-6
* Self-care Nadine by The Arnold Waltz, page 4
* Helga Helga Helga by Jebbiepinka, page 7
* Countdown by Arnold’s Love, page 7
* Arnold and Helga Clay Figurines by Morgan Terry, page 8
* Reminiscent by Melina Barbuto, pages 8-9
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Category:Hey Arnold!
Category:2010s
Category:2016 Zines
Category:2017 Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Art Zines
The Patakis

The Patakis was a virtual season-type project started by Nicole K. to continue the idea of The Patakis spin-off of Hey Arnold! which Nickelodeon had shown interest in, however, they deemed it "too dark" and nothing came of it. However, Craig Bartlett had done interviews and given information away on what the show would have contained which this focused on. Although the The Patakis only had four "episodes", it is one of the noteworthy ones that used the idea with both fanart and fanfiction.
==The Crew==
Producer 
* Nicole K.
Writers ("Old Betsy") 
* QueenAngel/Nicole K.
* Chinyemagne
* Miss Matched
* Ann Onamous
* Ms. Prongs
* Cybra
* Kurisu
* Suik
Guest Authors:
* MonkeyGirl
Beta Readers ("The Five Avengers") 
* M. Silvermane
* Lady Athena
* Hisaki
* Rae
* Invader Krag
Artists
* Charles T. Williams Jr.
* Nicole K.
* Emoni
* Suik
Site Builders 
* Nicole K.
* Andrew
==The Episodes==
===Pilot Episode===
"Olga Moves Out" 
The tension between Olga and her parents about her new career choice becomes too high. So, to prove she can make it on her own, Olga moves out...and into Sunset Arms.
===Episode One===
"The Legend of Meloss"
The students are scheduled to take a nature study of Elk Island for their science class. Unfortunately, according to one of Gerald's Urban Legends, a monster lives in the depths of the Island's caves...
===Episode Two===
"Blackout" 
When the power goes out, The Pataki family must learn to live with each other without electricity (or dinner).
===Episode Three===
"Helga's Painting"
Helga paints an abstract version of Arnold and leaves the painting unattended, Olga gets ahold of it and places it in a state art contest. Can Helga replace it with a new one before the secret is out?
===Episode Four===
"Phoebe's Downfall"
When Phoebe loses first place in a science fair to Helga, she starts to become paranoid that Helga will beat her at everything.
Category:Hey Arnold!
Category:Websites
Category:Virtual Seasons
The Patchwork Quilt Affair

The Patchwork Quilt Affair is a 180-page digest-sized gen Man from U.N.C.L.E. novel by YumYumPM. The art is by Sekhmet.
Summary from the publisher: "Napoleon and Illya travel across the country in pursuit of some obscure clues and just happen to run into a few old friends (and enemies) along the way."
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2011 Zines
The Path Not Taken (Lord of the Rings website)

The Path Not Taken is a Legolas/Éowyn fansite with fanfiction, fanart, wallpapers, LiveJournal icons, a forum, links and a short essay in support of the pairing of Legolas and Éowyn:
The page was a member site of the Middle Earth Webring.
==Fanfiction==
* Bleak Happiness by Esperanza Fuega – G, 2 chapters
* Corner of Your Eye by Eck – PG, 11 chapters
* Dreams Fade With the Dawn by Eck – PG, 12 chapters
* Éowyn's Song by Sammy Took – G, 1 chapter
* The Touch of the Prince by Tarhiliel – PG, 1 chapter
* Yet Powerful by Tarhiliel – PG, 1 chapter
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Het Websites
Category:2000s
The Path We Share

The Path We Share: An Edeleth Fanzine is a 2019 Fire Emblem: Three Houses art zine for the ship Edeleth.
== About ==
== Contributors == 
@AkaLevi69 / @cluniies / @aprahnicus / @bennydexy / @bento_yxz / @The_Burdge / @camadjodha / @charbartt / @cinna_marol / @_dollgirls / @jpegfrost / @kaguras_art / @koiyuuri / @hildahresvelg / @kurapixel / @madocactus / @Nadjacha_ / @melonbreadmon / @saejimas / @nabidott / @Catstealers / @moorhsumigam / @thenippaaah / @radiostarkiller / @eisorus / @SaikoAkarui / @runqii / @tipsytrains / @rrin_reen
Category:Fire Emblem Zines
Category:Femslash Zines
Category:2019 Zines
The Patrick Stewart Network

The Patrick Stewart Network was a Patrick Stewart fan club. It was an "officially sanctioned" club.
A similar club was The International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart.
The flyer includes early computer literacy awareness and asks for one's CompuServe, AOL, "Internet," as well as phone number.
==About==
From a 1995-96 flyer: 
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Patriot

:Were you looking for a different Patriot?
The Patriot is a 2000 American epic historical fiction war film directed by Roland Emmerich, written by Robert Rodat, and starring Mel Gibson, Chris Cooper, Heath Ledger, and Jason Isaacs.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Patriot works at FFN
* Patriot works at AO3
* The Ghost & The Butcher
* Colonel Tavington Fan Fiction
Category:The Patriot
The Pattern

The Pattern is an X-Files story by Joann Humby.
Synopsis: "For Mulder, catching Monty Props the first time was hard. The second time it nearly killed him. Third time lucky? A mix of pre-XF and XF days. A story of Monty Props, Bill Patterson, Diana Fowley and Walter Skinner. And of course Mulder and Scully. A tale of two love affairs, two bosses and a series of murders."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Paul Darrow Appreciation Society

The Paul Darrow Appreciation Society is a fan club run by Mindy DeLapp, Christy Keith and Diane Pierzinski.
Similar clubs were Avon: The Paul Darrow Society and American Fans of Paul Darrow.
==Publication==
Aspects, a quarterly newsletter
==Descriptions==
Description from a flyer: 
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1989 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Paul Darrow That I Know...

The Paul Darrow That I Know... is an early 1989 Blake's 7 essay by Mary Moulden.
It was printed in Avon Newsletter #35. 
This essay's topic was The Blake's 7 Wars. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the open letter, Open Letter by "Name Withheld By Request", is referenced
* many fans feel they know Paul Darrow personally, and think that Darrow wants to know them as well
* Darrow's hard work at cons
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
The Paul Darrow Zine

The Paul Darrow Zine was a publication of Gathering, a Blake's 7 news service.
It was published with the approval of Paul Darrow, but was not an official publication: "GATHERING" would like to record a very special "Thank you" to Paul and Janet Darrow for their kindness and help and to dedicate this zine to both of them."
==One Issue, With Supplements Issued==
The "first" issue was published shortly after October 1980. It was a single issue that was designed for fans in a way that they could add supplements. 
The latter seems to be backed up by two things: one was a place on the first inside page of what appears to be the first issue, called "SPACE FOR RECORDING ADDITIONAL INSERTS (UPDATES SENT OUT IN FUTURE)."
The other clue is this statement from what appears to be the first issue: "This fanzine of Paul Darrow contains the "Monday Interview," Paul's career details and information about him. All new members to GATHERING will receive a copy of the zine. You'll notice that instead of being stapled, it is "tied together" -- this is in order that when we receive more information, about Paul's career for instance, we can run off a new page, which can be inserted easily in the zine. We will tell you where it fits in -- you can untie the zine, insert the page, re-tie it... In this way we can keep your information on Paul up to date and in one book form. We will also issue updated Indexes "Indexes" were a listing of acting credits. from time to time." 
==Who Was in Charge?==
Ann Wigmore dealt with membership and accounts.
Kathy Dewey dealt with correspondence and enquiries.
Pat Jenkins did the typing, writing, printing, and helped with the photo orders.
==The Main Zine==
The zine is not dated but there are two clues to its publication date. One is the notation that the interview with Darrow was on Monday, October 20th, the other was a mention by Darrow about "your (The LPF & Horizon's) Convention," which he mentions will be in May.
This first publication contains 18 pages of single-spaced, very dense type.
It contains:
* Introduction, which includes very detailed instructions on how to take photos with a camera off of a television screen (1)
* The Monday Interview (This is the main part of this zine: a charming and informative chatty interview with Paul Darrow that was conducted on Monday, October 20, 1980 at the National Film Theatre. It is done in the format of a magazine interview, and is not a transcript. The interview was an hour long. This interview is notable in that it took place before the third season aired. Darrow talks much about the direction of the show, fandom, his career, books he likes to read, his fellow castmates, Avon's character...) (3)
* Paul Darrow Career Details (15)
* Favourite Theatre Roles, Theatre Performances (17)
==Some Sample Pages==
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==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1980s
The Paul McGann Estrogen Brigade

The Paul McGann Estrogen Brigade is an Estrogen Brigade for the Doctor Who actor Paul McGann.
The Paul McGann Estrogen Brigade began life as an "online" fan club, directed by Elsa Frohman and Stephanie Linz-Gould, and has gone on to become much more. Within the first 8 years, the PMEB grew from a group of about 15 women who wanted to discuss Paul McGann and Doctor Who to a group that has topped more than 145 women and men. The members of PMEB also shared their works of fan-fiction (though not limited to the Eighth Doctor!), art, and photography. The only membership qualification is an admiration of the work of Paul McGann.
Members hail from at least 8 countries (4 continents), including the U.S., Canada, the British Isles, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.
As well as a Dreamtime, the PMEB webszine containing fanworks, there was the PMEB-EF mailing list. This was where the PMEB archived their EF stories (adult stories), and users needed to confirm they were over 18 when signing up for an account.From DreamTime's fiction homepage: "We're not really offering this material to the general public. There's no cost to join, this isn't a porn site. We just want to know who's accessing our creative works and that you're old enough. If you're over 18 and not a member of the PMEB, but interested in fan fiction and artwork related to actor Paul McGann, consider joining." Before the Eighth Doctor, DW stories were mostly gen, and sites like this were likely among the first to tell more adult stories.
==A Brief History==
==Events==
PMEB member meet ups at conventions and other events were common. The PMEB members have met at Visions Conventions in Chicago (96-98), the Toronto Film Festival, the Shaw Festival, the London (Ontario) Film Festival, the Stratford Festival, Gallifrey One conventions in L.A., and other gatherings of smaller groups just to have a good time together. These latter gatherings are our "Paulapaloozas."
At Gallifrey One 2004, Paul's first North American convention, there was a large gathering of PMEB'ers and Horatians to meet and greet each other and make Paul feel welcome at the con.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:1996
Category:2000s
The Paul Michael Glaser International Fan Club

The Paul Michael Glaser International Fan Club (PMG IFC) the first name of a fan club.
In 1996, by request of Glaser, it became The Paul Glaser International Fan Club (PG IFC).
In January 1997, at Glaser's request it became The Paul Glaser Association.
From Black Bean Soup v.2 n.33 (September 1996): 
==Newsletter==
There appears to have been a newsletter associated with the last reiteration of the club, The Paul Glaser Association. There were five issues and it ceased when the club shut down.
==The End of the Line==
The club ceased at the end of 1998. 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Clubs
Category:1996 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Pawn of Leptos

The Pawn of Leptos is a gen Doctor Who 107-page novel by Connie Faddis. It is a Faces of Time Special Edition #1. It is illoed by Stephanie Hawks, with one illo by Mary D. Bloemker.
==Summaries and Blurbs==
"The Faces of Time Special Edition: Pawn of Leptos is a single story zine... Originally, the story was to be the centerpiece of Faces of Time #2. The length and complexity - and sheer quality of the writing - prompted Mary to publish this as a standalone." The Bloemker Archives, accessed 3.2.2011 
"Sarah Jane Smith is used to the Doctor's mysterious disappearances but this time he's left TARDIS behind. Something sinister is brewing, and time is running out -- in more ways that one." from an ad in Datazine #15 
"During a spur-of-the-moment visit to Sarah Jane's New York apartment, the Doctor mysteriously disappears. Not so unusual- but this time, he's left the TARDIS behind. The Doctor is facing the fight of his lives and time is running out...in more ways than one." from the July 1993 issue of GAZ 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Peanut Gallery

The Peanut Gallery was a fanfiction archive for Michael/Max pairing from the Roswell fandom. It also accepted Zan/Rath and Hal/Richie ("Summer of '47" characters of Fehr & Behr portray) fanworks.
==Content==
* Fics
* Pics - fanart(?)
* Links
* Etc. - episode reviews and commentary on M&M
==Authors Archived==
* Brendan
* Kakia Guerin 
* Jess A. 
* Whipper
* Meri Lomelindi
* Elizabeth
* Shelly
* Sherri	
* Cat
* Courtney
* Criss 
* Jellocat 
* Uriel
* Aunty Mib
* Miri
* Pilar	
* Kristin
* Amatia
* Debbie 
* Wite Lite Leo 
* Pilar
* Livia 
* Merlin7
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:SlashCity
The Pedro Pascal Edit

The Pedro Pascal edit is the fandom name given to a viral TikTok thirst edit by the user dvcree, featuring Pedro Pascal as Agent Whiskey in Kingsman: The Golden Circle. The edit is part of a wider trend of TikTok edits featuring Pascal, and due to its popularity, inspired its own wave of TikToks using the same sound.
The edit begins with a clip of Pascal as Agent Whiskey, telling Halle Berry’s Ginger Ale, “How would you like to ride home on a real cowboy? I’ve got a six-pack of cold ones on ice, and my roomies are out all night so you can scream my name as loud as you need to, sugar.” It then smash cuts through a number of short (<1 second) clips of Agent Whiskey set to Shaggy's "Hey Sexy Lady", with the collection of clips repeated twice.
== Fan Reactions and Spread ==
After it was first posted on 21 January 2023, the edit immediately gained popularity among TikTok users, and as of January 2024, the edit has amassed 45.2 million views, 4.7 million likes, 59.3k comments and 1.5 million saves. 
The TikTok's top comment, which has received 292.2k likes (as of January 2024), notes its notoriety:
The edit inspired a number of its own fanworks. For example, one TikTok by user vasternous recreated the edit frame–for–frame in a hand–drawn animation, receiving over 2.6 million views and 900,000 likes.
Many TikToks celebrated the edit's fame: "an entire generation of girls could not have seen the same edit", one slideshow is captioned. The video was also memed as other users edited the video into unusual places, such as as a user's desktop background, or being revealed inside a watermelon.
The audio has since become synonymous with Pedro Pascal, as well as thirst edits in general, and dvcree's original TikTok sound has more than 27,000 posts.
== Controversy ==
Category: 2023 Memes
The Peerless Pair

The Peerless Pair is a 147-page Professionals slash novel by HG published in Britain. It is a Regency AU set in the 1800s. The story began as a circuit story and for many years, fans only had chapters 1-3 floating around on the circuit, while waiting very patiently for the conclusion.
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
==Author's Notes==
"An A/U, which begins several years after the Battle of Waterloo the battle took place in June 1815 .
The short circuit version began life in the early 1980s as a Barbara Cartland-ish romp. Not surprisingly Doyle didn’t take to the idea of being the tremulous, virginal hero who spoke in ellipses and I quickly became bored and abandoned it. 
But the first couple of chapters had made me quite fond of the characters so a few years later I returned to it, did some research - if not as much as I should - and took the story a little more seriously.
Readers of Georgette Heyer will notice the nod to ‘Devil’s Cub’ in the first chapter. I would mention the occasional nod to Dorothy Dunnett but that would only raise false hopes...
The quotations at each chapter head are taken from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen." Archive of Our Own 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1993===
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==References==
 Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Pegasus Society

The Pegasus Society is a Stargate Atlantis (Sheppard/McKay, NC-17) story by Sabine. 
This story was a discussion topic at The Cutting Board and the essay: How Distracting Are Deviations from Canon?.
==Fan Comments==
===Unknown Date===
===2005===
===2006===
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
The Pegasus Winners

The Pegasus Winners is a filk songbook. It contains the lyrics and, the sheet music for most of the Pegasus Award winning songs from 1984-1993.
== Contents ==
* A Boy and His Frog by Tom Smith
* A Reconsideration of Anatomical Docking Maneuvers in Zero-Gravity Environment by Diana Gallagher
* Daddy's Little Boy by Murray Porath
* Daddy's Little Girl by Julia Ecklar
* Dawson's Christian by Duane Elms
* Do It Yourself by Bill Sutton
* God Lives on Terra by Julia Ecklar
* Harbors by Anne Passovoy
* Hope Eyrie by Leslie Fish
* Ian the Grim by Clif Flynt
* Kinda Mediocre, Actually by Clif Flynt and Bill Roper
* Light Sailor by Barry Childs-Helton
* Lullaby for a Weary World by T. J. Burnside Clapp
* Madame Curie's Hands by Duane Elms
* The Return of the King, Uh-huh by Tom Smith
* Song of the Shield-Wall by Debra Doyle and Melissa Williamson
* Superman Sex Life Boogie by Tom Smith
* Temper of Revenge by Julia Ecklar
* Unreality Warp by Clif Flynt
* Velveteen by Kathy Mar
* Weekend-Only World by T.J. Burnside Clapp
* Wind from Rainbow's End by Bill Roper
* Witnesses' Waltz by Leslie Fish
Category:1994
The Pen is Mightier than the Sword

The Pen is Mightier than the Sword is a humorous gen Robin of Sherwood novel by Eve Cunning and Missy Pennington. 
The zine is printed on only one side of the paper, and the binding is a single staple in the corner.
A sister zine is Fun and Profit on the Bad Side of Town.
A fan comments: "[Both zines by Cunning and Pennington] ... are hysterical! Not everyone wallows in the "mystic bullshit" -- although I freely admit I do it a lot, but it's hard to write funny when you're writing about a group of people who can be killed at any time by anyone, even serfs." from Herne's Stepchildren #3 
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==References==
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1980s
The Pendulum

The Pendulum is a Star Trek: TOS story by Rebecca Ross. It was inspired by "The Pit" by Marianne H. Hornlein in Obsc'zine #3.
 
It was published in the print zine Obsc'zine #4. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎