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An Ever-Fixed Mark

You may be looking for the Beauty and the Beast anthology An Ever Fixed Mark.
An Ever-Fixed Mark is a Merlin OT4 story by imperfectcircle (~14,900 words). It was written for the polybigbang 2009. The story cover is by chosenfire28.
Summary: Fusion with Ursula le Guin's planet O. In a world with very different marriage rules, a noble wedding and a magical threat still can't make Merlin, Arthur, Gwen and Morgana talk about their feelings.
Arthur, Merlin, Morgana and Gwen secretly get married because they need to unite their strength to defeat a magical beast.
==Marriage Rules==
The story includes a note that explains the marriage rules of this universe:
Based on these rules the pairings in the story are Merlin/Arthur, Morgana/Gwen, Arthur/Gwen and Merlin/Morgana.
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==References==
Category:Poly Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
An Ever-Fixèd Mark

An Ever-Fixèd Mark was written for Yuletide in 2009 for Mara. It features Modesty Blaise, Willie Garvin & Sir Gerald Tarrant.
:Summary:
==Fan's Reaction==
"As much as I love Modesty Blaise, I know that the series is criminally under-exposed - so I've never even looked for fanfic. But, wow, I'm glad I stumbled over this. Peter O'Donnell gave Modesty and Willie such unique 'voices,' so much so that I thought no one could imitate, or even come close - but Vyola has managed to recreate those voices quite superbly here. Even Sir Gerald is spot-on, with him looking at Modesty's latest acquisitions (nice mention of Alex from 'Salamander Four'). And the story is solid and fun, in a way that only Modesty and Willie could enjoy themselves, usually to the exasperation of others. This was wonderful - many thanks for sharing it." - Colonel_Cooper
==References==
Category:Modesty Blaise
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction
An Ever Fixed Mark

You may be looking for the Merlin story An Ever-Fixed Mark.
An Ever Fixed Mark is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology with fiction by Brenda Boyd. 
Boyd is also the cover and interior artist.
==Issue 1==
An Ever Fixed Mark 1 was published in March 1991 and contains 142 pages. 
The cover is by Brenda Boyd, as is the single interior illo.
* ... and Death Shall Have No Dominion, chapter 1 by Brenda Boyd (1)
* Remember Love, poem by Brenda Boyd (58)
* The Night Will More Than Pay, fiction by Joan Chesman (59)
* Ruled by Fate, fiction by Brenda Boyd (81)
*... from "Hero and Leander" by Christopher Marlowe (91)
* An Ever Fixed Mark, chapter 2 by Brenda Boyd (93)
* Sonnet xviii by William Shakespeare (143)
==Issue 2==
An Ever Fixed Mark 2 contains a Classic story concerning Vincent's background.
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:1991 Zines
An Evolution Overlooked

An Evolution Overlooked is an essay by Darren Maxwell.
It was printed in The Captain's Log #200 in March 1994.
The main focus of the essay was Austrek's newsletter, "The Captain's Log" and how production of the zine had changed. The essay encouraged its producers, of which Maxwell was one, to make the newsletter better.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* zine production
* typewriters
* The Captain's Log, an Australian Star Trek newsletter
* fans and technology
* Austrek, an Australian fan club
* Black Light, an Australian Doctor Who newsletter
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Zine Meta
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
An Evolution of Consciousness: Twenty-Five Years of Writing About Women in Science Fiction

An Evolution of Consciousness: Twenty-Five Years of Writing About Women in Science Fiction is a 1977 essay by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
It was published in "Science Fiction Review" #22 in August 1977 and was eleven pages long.
The essay was written, in part, to Bradley's anger over a letterwar in The Witch and the Chameleon, as well as other venues which criticized her book Darkover Landfall.
The timing of the essay suggests it was published in reaction to the July 1977 book by Joanna Russ called We Who Are About To....
Bradley also makes mention in the article of the the year being 1976, so perhaps she had been working on it for a long time.
Bradley's anger was about many things, but had a focus on "feminism."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Bradley provides much detail about her characterization of female characters in her books, both Darkover and others
* Bradley discusses her journey through writing in the science fiction field
* the novel "Darkover Landfall": "The women who attacked this book I think, fell into a common trap; that success in life is, and should be, nothing more than personal happiness."
* the topics of lesbianism, bi-sexuality, homosexuality, feminism
* the novel "World Wreckers": "Some homosexuals have interpreted it as an impassioned defense of homosexuality. I have even received hateletters defining it as pornography."
* some fiction discussed "For Women Only," "Centarus Changeling," "The Web of Darkness,""Window on the Night," "The Planet Savers" (originally a novelette in Amazing Stories), "World Wreckers," "Sword of Aldones," "The Bloody Sun,"Star of Danger," "Winds of Darkover," "Falcons of Narabed," "The Dark Intruder and Others," "Death Between the Stars," Conquering Hero," "The Endless Voyage," "The Shattered Chain"
* "If any woman still believes that science fiction and fantasy publishers are closed to women, she is either gravely misinformed, or she is making excuses for her own incompetence by attributing her failure to editorial prejudice. The prejudice simply is no longer there, in this year of 1977."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in PrintCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
An Exercise in Futility (Or Lessons in How to Beat a Dead Horse): Black Cover

An Exercise in Futility (Or Lessons in How to Beat a Dead Horse): Black Cover is a 1991 open letter by James Pirkola. 
The subject: the highly controversial Beauty and the Beast zine Black Cover.
This open letter was printed in Once Upon a Time... Is Now in January/February 1991 The letter in Once Upon a Time...Is Now #30 does not include the paragraph: "A final note to the editor. I know this letter is long and so will never see print in its entirety, if at all. But I do have to say that, after over six months of lingering BS about a for gods sake fantasy story, I think I have the right to say that if I ever see or hear another word that treats this stuff as real, I will find the person who produced it and throw up in their lap!" and Tunneltalk in March 1991.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* censorship
* fans' disapproval of portraying beloved characters in a poor light
* understanding the differences between reality and fantasy
* what is "adult" fiction
==The Letter==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
Category:1991 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1991 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
An Exultation of Holmesiana

Exultation of Holmesiana is a Holmes/Watson Ritchieverse slash 172-page fiction anthology.
The cover is by Bast, the interior art by Nodbear.
* Death is Just a Heartbeat Away by amaraal (Summary: The cold steel at my scalp made me tremble both with anger and regret. Would this be my end?)
* Unavoidable Consequences by Ingrid (Summary: I was beginning to see what was ailing my normally level-headed brother.)
* A Doctor's Skills by amaraal (Summary: We agreed that Holmes was the most sensitive patient when in distress.)
* Five Times Holmes or Watson Fell in the Thames and One Time (They Didn't by Nodbear and L.A. Adolf (Summary: "Do you think we have offended Poseidon?" Holmes murmured.)
* Bleeding Hearts by amaraal (Summary: Where once his heart had been was nothing.)
* Nine Lives by Nodbear (Summary: The tiny creature looked at the box rim and then at Holmes's hands and leapt accurately into the slightly startled detective's grasp.)
* At the Royale by amaraal (Summary: They dived into the genteel atmosphere of their favourite dining place.)
* The Joy of Snow by Nodbear and L.A. Adolf (Summary: snowy shenanigans at 221B Baker Street)
* The Other Side of Fear by Ingrid (Summary: I'm not sure why that moment was the one where we decided to throw all caution and misgivings to the wind after so many years.)
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:2015 Zines
An Eye for an Eye

An Eye for an Eye is a Kirk/Spock story by Debbie Cummins.
It was published in the print zine The Legacy #3.
==Summary==
"What should have been two days of quiet time with each other turns into a nightmare when an enemy from Kirkʼs past uses Kirk and Spockʼs appearance on the planet to wreak his vengeance."
 
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==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
An Honest Fantasy

An Honest Fantasy is a cassette tape by Karen Rothenberg.
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The tape is a lecture/meta about the show Beauty and the Beast (TV). Rothenberg reads aloud her opinions, and the opinions sent to her by fans, about the meaning and appeal of the show. 
 
From the tape cover: 
 
==References==
Category:Audio
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
An Hour of Eternity

An Hour of Eternity is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Q story by Varoneeka. 
The story traps Q in an alt-New Orleans without his powers, and forces the couple to cooperate to get themselves out of the situation. 
==Author's Notes==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Picard/Q Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
An Important Message for All Lionheart Readers

An Important Message for All Lionheart Readers is a 1994 open letter by Beth Blighton.
It was printed in Lionheart #10 (May 1994).
Blighton had written a similar, though much angrier, letter in 1991 called All I can see of fandom is something that was once beautiful which has now become painful and almost unbearable..
==The Letter==
==Fan Reactions==
In the July 1994 issue of The Helpers Network Gazette, Nan Dibble addressed fans regarding Blighton's final departure: 
The closing of the newsletter and Beth's departure prompted one Gazette reader to write a farewell poem for the September 1994 issue of The Helpers Network Gazette, an excerpt of which is quoted below:
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
Category:1994 Open Letters
An Inconvenient Attraction

An Inconvenient Attraction is a Star Trek: ENT Archer/Trip story by Seema. 
It won multiple Golden Orgasms: 1st Place Archer/male, 2nd Place ENT Single-Part Story and 1st Place ENT Slash Story. It also won a 2002 ASC Award in the category Enterprise General Pairing. 
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction
An Inhabited Garden

An Inhabited Garden is a Kirk/Spock story by Cynthia Drake.
It was published in the print zine The Final Frontier #2 and was nominated for a 1984 K/Star Award.
==Summary==
"lt'd been nearly two years since Spock was taken captive and compelled into a life of sexual slavery. He allowed the first forced mental probe to destroy his technical knowledge and tactical information but held tight to his memories of his captain. Someday he knew Jim would find him."
 
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===2000===
===2021===
==References==
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
An Instinct for Murder

An Instinct for Murder is a gen Star Cops novel by Chris Boucher (These were novelisations by Chris Boucher (the original screenwriter) of his own work.) It was published as a zine by Judith Proctor in 1999 (and later published by What Noise Productions as a Kindle book, 2013).
It has a sequel, Little Green Men and Other Stories.
From the publisher: 
==Background==
 Chris Boucher was script editor for the entire series of Blake's 7 and wrote scripts for both Blake's 7 and Doctor Who. Many people have found points of similarity between Blake's 7 and Star Cops. These similarities show up more in later episodes of Star Cops as more characters are introduced.
A 1991 TV Zone interview by Joe Nazarro referred to the novelisation:
==Profic vs. Fanfic==
Although this book was published as a fanzine, it was originally written with the intention of being published as a professional novel. However, Star Cops may have been too minor a series to interest a mainstream publisher. Because it is published with the full consent of the copyright holder, it is virtually unique among zines. A portion of the cover price will go to Chris Boucher.
"Although this is essentially a genzine, people should be aware that it contains a fair bit of bad language and a small amount of sex. It's greatly expanded from the episode as seen on screen and the special effects are better."
 
==Interior Images==
The editor writes: 
File:Instinctmurder1.jpeg|Image by Kathryn Andersen
File:Instinctmurder2.jpeg|Image by Kevin Davies
File:Instinctmurder3.jpeg|Image by Kathryn Andersen
File:Instinctmurder4.jpeg|Image by Andrew Williams
File:Instinctmurder5.jpeg|Image by Kevin Davies
==References==
Category:Star Cops
An Interesting Past

An Interesting Past is a TOS Kirk/Spock story by Allie Benet Atwater.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #29.
==Summary==
Kirk is stunned to find out that his lover Spock has had "an interesting past" - and asks for details...
==Excerpt==
"Kirk squinted and leaned down over Spock to be certain his eyes weren't playing tricks on him. "What the-? Is that woman topless?!" He didn't realize he was crushing Spock against the desk, his nose now almost against the inadequately small viewscreen. "WOW! She's got nice-Hey! You're looking at a half-naked-Who-who-the-hell is she?" The display of luscious feminine charms was certainly an improvement over the deadly-dull quarterly reports he had been expecting. Still, the green-eyed monster had reared his ugly head almost immediately. Spock had only recently revealed-rather vaguely-that he had acquired an interesting 'past' in the last 'year or so' and the intimate pics certainly confirmed it.
"Spock, it's...difficult for me to explain, but I owe you nothing less than the truth." He closed his eyes because it was always easier to confess in the dark. "I just don't seem to be able to step back from this, to see it from a distance. It's like someone is hacking away at…at who and what I am…at what we are to each other. I'd rather die than lose you." He looked up, something akin to fear showing in his changeling eyes. "So why am I behaving like such a damned coward?""
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
An Intergalactic Encyclopedia for Fans of Star Wars

An Intergalactic Encyclopedia for Fans of Star Wars is an 83-page zine. It contains definitions and descriptions, character development and commentary on subjects both commonplace and esoteric. Each entry is based on info provided in a variety of sources by the creators of Star Wars. 
It was compiled by Skyler Walker and Mary Sliwoski. It was illustrated by Susie Piatt and Skyler Walker. It was "written especially for Terrans by two Terran fans."
It was advertised in the first issue of Jundland Wastes as well as Pegasus #5.
==From a Flyer==
==Disclaimer==
==From the Editorials==
===Mary===
===Skyler===
==From the Introduction==
==Contents==
* From the Editors (2)
* Introduction (3)
* Encyclopedia (4)
* Footnotes (75)
* Appendices (77)
* Bibliography (79)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1981 Zines
An Interview With Susan Sackett (1978)

An Interview With Susan Sackett was conducted at a late December Star Trek convention in Columbus, Ohio called Shuttlecon Columbus. 
The interviewer was Joei Vanderberg, the editor of Academy Chronicles.
The interview was taped and excerpted in Academy Chronicles #6. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Susan Sackett's job as assistant to Gene Roddenberry (professional and personal duties)
* the upcoming movie, Star Trek: The Motion Picture (still a year from being released)
* regarding fans' expectations: there's "always someone"
* Sackett's upcoming books
* Sackett's opinions on Star Trek tie-in books
* comparing Star Wars and Star Trek, especially regarding special effects
* Sackett's once-desire to write her own tie-in novel (aka fanfiction...)
* most television reports are fans (and male)
* you can thank Sackett for getting the Klingons "right" 
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Diane Marchant

In 1990, members of Austrek interviewed Diane Marchant for a feature in The Captain's Log #150.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* getting to know Gene Roddenberry and Majel Barrett Roddenberry
* her involvement in the Star Trek Welcommittee
* how she first got interested in Trek, how the show spoke to her
* the Australian Star Trek Marathon at Worldcon
* her thoughts on Star Trek: TNG
* her thoughts on the movies
* her thoughts on the Scotty/Uhura relationship suggested in the latest ST movie
* how fandom has changed over the years
* about Austrek
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1990 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Floreat Castellum

In 2016, Harry Potter fanfic writer Floreat Castellum was interviewed by harrypotterlongform, "a site devoted to deeper discussions and analysis on the Harry Potter series". 
The interview was conducted over Reddit, and a link to the interview was later posted on the Harry Potter subreddit and the HPfanfiction sub.
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
==Some Responses==
Both the interviewer and Floreat Castellum were active on reddit, particularly in HP-related groups. The interview was linked on the Harry Potter subreddit and the HP Fanfiction subreddit. Although it gained a largely positive response, some disagreement did occur about the interviewer's statement that Floreat Castellum was "one of the most respected writers in the fanfic community". However, the original response expressing this disagreement has since been removed.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Franz Joseph

An Interview with Franz Joseph was in the print zine Enterprise Incidents (June 1984 Special Issue, Spotlight On... Interviews) It was later posted online at Trekplace sometime after 1999.
The interview was conducted face-to-face, and was transcribed from an audio recording. HTML conversion by Greg Tyler.)
Franz Joseph Schnaubelt is the creator of Star Fleet Technical Manual.
==Similar Interviews==
* These Will Be a Reality Sooner Than You Think: Interview with Franz Joseph Schnaubelt‎
* Trekplace Interview with Karen Dick
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the creation of the Star Fleet Technical Manual
* his mysterious dust-up with Dorothy Fontana
* his work and communication regarding Star Trek: The Motion Picture
* was Gene Roddenberry unhappy with Star Fleet Technical Manual's military content?
* why he chose the name Franz Joseph to use on the cover of the book
* how crummy a lot of kids' model building was
* and a lot, lot more
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1982 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Fred Freiberger

An Interview with Fred Freiberger was a two-part interview in Starlog #39 and #40. The first part had a Star Trek: TOS focus and the second part on Space: 1999 and the challenges of producing a TV series in England.
Parts of this interview were reprinted in B.A. News #55 (February 1993) and in Beyond Antares #39 (February 1981).
David Gerrold, a long-time regular columnist for Starlog, replied to this interview in Starlog #41 in a column in such a way that caused several fans to write letters in response. See excerpts below. The entire letter is here.
D.C. Fontana personally responded to this interview in a very detailed, lengthy letter to Starlog #41 in which she systematically refutes nearly every statement made by Freiberger. She provides detailed dates, page numbers, and more. Several short excerpts are below. The entire letter is here.
Gerry Anderson also replied in a long letter about Freiberger's remarks about Space: 1999. See Starlog #42.
==Some Topics Covered In Part One==
* taking over as the producer of Star Trek: TOS in its third and final season
* his disdain for David Gerrold ("amateur") and D.C. Fontana ("unprofessional" and "strange girl")
* his views on some fans' complaints about the lack of people of color on the show
* how Roddenberry wanted to hire him in the very beginning, but Freiberger told him he'd have to wait six weeks until he got back from a European vacation; Roddenberry hire Gene Coon instead
==Excerpts from Part One==
==Excerpts from D.C. Fontana's Response Letter==
==Excerpts from David Gerrold's Response Column==
==Fan Reaction==
===Responses to the Interview, and to David Gerrold's Editorial===
==References==
Category:1980 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Space:1999 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg (1978)

An Interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg was printed in Axanar. 
Also see An Interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg (1980).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Marion Zimmer Bradley
* Kraith
* Star Trek Lives!
* The Tailored Effect
* Harlan Ellison
* herself
* Hugo Awards
* Star Trek: TOS
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1978 Fan Interviews
An Interview with Kelly M from The Archaeology of Tomb Raider

An Interview with Kelly M from The Archaeology of Tomb Raider is an interview with Kelly M.
"Today on 8-Bit Girl, I had the pleasure of interviewing Kelly, writer and moderator of her Tomb Raider fansite The Archaeology of Tomb Raider. Her site is a fantastic source of Tomb Raider news, features and reviews, as well as interesting posts on history, archaeology and travel."
==Some Excerpts==
 
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:Tomb Raider Fan Interviews
Category:Video Game Fan Interviews
An Interview with Maggy Edwards of the Official Leonard Nimoy Fanclub

https://web.archive.org/web/20060513194615/https://www.searchmytrash.com/cgi-bin/articlecreditsb.pl?leonardnimoyfanclub(4-06)
An Interview with Maggy Edwards of the Official Leonard Nimoy Fanclub was conducted by Dale Pierce in April 2006. 
The topic was Maggy Edwards and The Official Leonard Nimoy Fan Club.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Edwards is a "a classic trekker who has little time for the spin-offs"
* The Official Leonard Nimoy Fan Club
* relating to Spock
* fundraisers gone south
* why having Nimoy involved in the club is good
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2006 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
An Interview with Virginia Lee Smith (2009)

In 2009, Virginia Lee Smith was interviewed about her involvement with Star Trek fandom, Kirk/Spock, and fanzines.
In it, she talks of her collection of 200 fanzines, explains what zines are, of slash, of her drifting away from fandom, of Star Trek fans and their interest in NASA, of some fans who "went professional," of the upcoming "new" Star Trek movies, and of how she had offered up her zines for a charity auction because she was afraid her remaining family would burn them after she passed away.
The interview is just under eleven minutes long.
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:2009 Fan Interviews
An Interview with an Anonymous Fanfic Author (Doctor Who: Doctor/River)

An Interview with an Anonymous Fanfic Author (Doctor Who: Doctor/River) was conducted by Valya Barboy and Erica Portnoy, students in the 2015 class: "Fanfiction: Transformative Works from Shakespeare to Sherlock" taught by Anne Jamison at Princeton University.
"Our interviewee, who would prefer to remain anonymous, is a fanfiction author and a self-proclaimed “Hollywood assistant with delusions of grandeur.” She ships Doctor/River and is a fan of a number of shows, including Sherlock, Doctor Who, Buffy, Gilmore Girls, and others. She writes both on tumblr and AO3."
==Some Excerpts==
 
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:Doctor Who Fan Interviews