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Politically Incorrect (zine)

Politically Incorrect is a slash, femslash, het, and gen fiction and non-fiction zine. The first issue was a a Star Trek issue. There were at least two issues. 
An ad in SocioTrek #2 explained the editor's plans for other issues: "We are seeking articles/artwork/other materials for our next few issues on the following subjects: Star Trek and K/S fandom, Lesbians in the Star Trek Universe, Homophobia and the Federation, Darkover, the Order of Oath-Bound Reunciates (Free Amazons to you vulgar types out there), sexual ethics on Darkover, convention reports, favorite (and least favorite) Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual characters in SF... etc.etc.etc..." 
This zine was originally proposed as "A Natural Propensity." From a submission request in On the Double #3: "A NATURAL PROPENSITY is due out for 4P & B Con. Using the STAR TREK universe as a starting point, we will feature material exploring human intimacy, sexuality and friendship. We hope to raise & explore those questions which the network censors, the television genre and the prevailing norms of the time made it difficult to address. We believe that both the nature of human interaction & sexual mores, and the structure of both families & relationships will have changed by the 23rd Century — and we are interested in exploring those changes. We welcome material portraying alternate forms of sexuality, and we particularly welcome K/S material and variations thereof. We expect the final cost to be $15.00. All checks or money orders should be made payable to Tess Kolney. You must be 18 yrs. of age or older to order." 
==Fan Comments==
==Issue 1==
Politically Incorrect 1 was published in February 1986. 
==Issue 2==
Politically Incorrect 2 was published in February or March 1987.
* an article by self-described gay male about writing K/S 
* other unknown content
The editor of this zine comments on an article that was in this issue: "Your letter seems to assume that K/S is about male homosexuality. I have been told by many K/S fans that this is not true. The aforementioned Russ article argues that Spock is really a woman, and Kirk a man, and what women are really writing about is what they want in intimate male-female relationships. (This, of course, led me to the irreverent speculation that, if Spock is really a woman and Kirk/Spock stories are about what women want in male-female love, then Chapel/Spock stories must really be about...) Additionally, the K/S survey I am conducting for THE WOMEN'S LIST generally shows tolerance toward gays — but it also shows ignorance, and there are some explicitly anti-gay respondents. One gay male friend of mine (see his article in POLITICALLY INCORRECT 2 felt he was unsuccessful in writing K/S in part because K/S wasn't like gay male life and he couldnt' imagine his readers being interested in seeing K and S portrayed in the light of a gay man's fantasies. I do think it is possible that K/S may be disarming the homophobia of some people but, unfortunately, that doesn't necessarily follow." from a letter in SocioTrek #3 
==References==
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:Femslash Zines
Poll

In fandom spaces, polls are often used to quickly assess the preferences of a sample of fans.
Sometimes polls assess likes and dislikes. 
Some fan work creators use polls to have their fellow fans decide a creative decision.
Online social media platforms—such as FanFiction.Net—often have features that allow users to make polls. Most online polls obtain responses via voluntary sampling, which is notoriously influenced by sampling bias that produces results that aren't representative of an intended population.
Competitions to "win" a poll can become heated enough to trigger conflicts (including discourse/wank/imbroglio/kerfuffle), at times even escalating into fandom wars.
* A Bracket is a series of polls comprising a popularity contest between different subjects of fandom; common examples of topics include media, characters, and ships.
* A Fan Survey tends to be a more formal, higher-effort multi-question questionnaire that collects fans' demographic information.
== Resources ==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Brackets
Category:Fan Activities
Polling a Boner

Polling a Boner was a 1940 response to the early results of Art Widner's Poll. The anonymous author felt that some fans didn't deserve to be polling in the top 20, while other prominent fans were being ignored. Many of the fans named in the article did in fact appear in the final results, printed in April 1941.
The writing style is a very close match to Eat It--Strangers!, a rant written six months later by William L. Hamling.
== Text ==
The fan known for being linked with Communism could be any of the Michelists but most likely Donald A. Wollheim; the one accused of dictatorial tactics would be William S. Sykora, and the simplified spelling Forrest J Ackerman.
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Pollitt

pollitt is a multifandom fanwriter and fanartist.
==Interviews==
*McShep Match Team Romance 2007 Interview with pollitt
*McShep Match Team War 2009 Interview with Pollitt
==Example Fanfiction==
*At the Old Ballgame
==Example Art Gallery==
File:WarlordofAtlantis.jpg|Art for Variations In D Major created for the 2009 SGA Big Bang Challenge
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Polly Bywater

Polly Bywater is a fan writer primarily in The Sentinel and The X-Files fandoms. She has also written stories under the name Akilah.
Her fanfiction was posted at her GeoCities site, Slash Fiction by Polly Bywater, updated until 2007. She also posted X-Files stories at The Basement. Her stories are now available at her Dreamwidth and at Archive of Our Own.
==Interview==
* Questions and Answers: Polly Bywater (2004)
==Fan Comments==
==Fanworks==
* Passing Zone Blues
* Crossing Ninevah
* Shizuka Shines
* The Retrieval Series
* The Lodge
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Polly Wright

Polly Wright is a character from Doctor Who, and a companion of the First and Second Doctors. She is a fashionable young secretary to the professor who develops the technology for WOTAN and the War Machines, who joins forces with the Doctor and Ben Jackson to stop WOTAN taking over the world.
==Shipping==
* Ben Jackson/Polly
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Polly Wright at Archive of Our Own
* Polly Wright at TARDIS Data Core
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Pollyanna (Pokémon doujinshi)

Pollyanna is a Pokémon doujinshi by Tousokuchokusenundou. It contains two stories: the first is Shigeru x Satoshi and set in the animeverse, and the other is Green x Red and set in the Specialverse.
One reviewer writes: 
== Gallery ==
Image:Pollyanna cover.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pollyanna sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Polomonkey

polomonkey is a fanwriter known for work in the Merlin fandom since at least 2013. Actively collaborated with mushroomtale — whom considers as the Arthur to my Merlin —, footloose among others Merlin's big name fans. polomonkey is also the moderator and maintainer of the Pornalot fest. 
Most of polomonkey's works are shorter to medium sized fics but there are also a few longer Big Bang length works in their collection. These stories are primarily Merlin/Arthur stories though polomonkey has also written for Humans as well as a few Sherlock fics and crossover fandoms such as Harry Potter. Most of the works are Modern AU stories
== Notable Works: ==
=== In Spite of Everything, the Stars ===
In Spite of Everything, the Stars: collaboration with mushroomtale for the After Camlann Big Bang. Summary: "London. 2015. The government is set to vote on ending the microchipping of magic users, and Arthur Pendragon has been tasked with kidnapping prominent Magical activist Merlin Emrys to influence the outcome. Locked away in a house on the North York Moors, tensions rise and confrontation ensues as Arthur is forced to re-evaluate everything he’s been taught about magic, and Merlin finds himself in a struggle for his life. And the fact that they’re falling for each other doesn’t help…"
=== The Wasting Game ===
One of polomonkey's early stories, The Wasting Game, completed on October 23, 2013, is the writer's most popular work based on readership and response on AO3 where it has received well over 3000 kudos and over 500 bookmarks. The 47,021 word story centers on student age Merlin with an eating disorder. the5leggedCricket later created a remix entitled Gone (the The Wasting Game remix) in April 2016 for Camelot Remix.
=== Love Has Come to Town ===
Love Has Come to Town, completed on December 27, 2017 was part of the Merlin Holidays gift exchange. By contrast with Wasting, this 19,346 word story is a fluffy Modern AU fic. From the summary: "In which Arthur doesn't want to be with Merlin (except for the part where he does), Morgana's not afraid of committing to Gwen (except for the part where she is), and Elena can cope just fine with Mithian being over three thousand miles away (except for the part where she can't). It's a good thing Christmas is a time for miracles..."
=== A Song From Far Away ===
A Song From Far Away is a canon-divergent hurt/comfort story created for the 2016 After Camlann Big Bang, with art and fanmix from mushroomtale. The story was later translated by MarauderIvy in August 2017. From the summary, "When Arthur is captured by an enemy king intent on conquering Camelot, his future looks bleak. For Cenred commands not only a clutch of sorcerers but a fearsome dragon trained to do battle and wreak destruction. Then Arthur meets Merlin, a fellow captive whose magic has been bound to Cenred's will. But can Merlin resist Cenred's control long enough to help Arthur save Camelot?"
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Collection

Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Collection is a gen and slash anthology. 
The stories listed here represent all the Poltergeist: The Legacy material published by Neon RainBow Press through 2002. This fiction also appeared in The Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Gen Collection and Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Slash Collection.
* On Christmas Day in the Morning	by Jody Norman	(A missing tag to the episode “The Gift”. Rachel decides it’s time to clear the air between herself and Derek) The Yule Tide #3 (5 pages)
* The Peace Carol	by Rachel Squire	(Derek is surprised to see Kat still up at midnight on Christmas Day, and he has a few things he needs to tell her) The Yule Tide #3 (5 pages)
* Guide Duty	by Becca Koldfurr	 (An artifact at the university lets loose with an ancient sentinel with a score to settle with his guide) Sensory Overload #2 (Sentinel crossover) (29 pages)
* Dawn of a New Day	by Becca Koldfurr	(An organization bent on destroying mankind develops the ability to clone human beings, and one of their random samples is Blair Sandburg. But Blair was fixated on the story of an old “guardian” and his “companion”, and that opened the door for the companion’s spirit to take over the clone. In the duplicate of Blair’s body, the companion goes in search of a new guardian, and the only one is James Ellison) Sensory Overload #6 (Sentinel crossover) (56 pages)
* Shadows on Recon	by Jamie Hector	(The house is abuzz when two shadows undertake a recon activity) Black Ops #3
* Judgement is Mine	by Denyse M. Bridger	(The San Francisco Legacy House acquires an interesting object) Compadres #20 (8 pages)
* Chimera	by Denyse M. Bridger	(A beautiful woman, an old book, and a series of vampire attacks in San Francisco might just spell the doom of Derek Rayne and his house) Black Ops #6 (45 pages)
* Echoes of Death	by Denyse M. Bridger	(Has some adult content) (From Watch Your Six #4) (Matt and Dawn end up in the middle of a crisis at the San Francisco Legacy House) Watch Your Six #4 (38 pages)
* Sons and Lovers (slash)	by Jane Symons	(Nick’s got his sight set on a target and nothing is going to detour him, although he might get some unexpected help) One in Ten #3 (10 pages)
* Pathways (slash)	by Jennifer Lyon	(When a serial killer brings Derek Rayne and Fox Mulder together, the sparks fly) (Derek/Mulder) One in Ten #3 (X-Files crossover) (19 pages)
* Lying in Wait (slash)by 	Morgan MacCarin & Tara Mackenzie	(Derek gets a look into Nick’s fantasies and decides to help make them come true) (also in Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Slash Collection, End of the Rainbow #2.5, and One in Ten #6) (crossover with The X-Files) (14 pages)
 
 Category:Poltergeist: The Legacy
Category:2002 Zines
Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Gen Collection

Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Gen Collection is a 194-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002. These stories also appeared in Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Collection, a mixture of gen and slash.
* On Christmas Day in the Morning by Jody Norman (A missing tag to the episode “The Gift”. Rachel decides it's time to clear the air between herself and Derek) The Yule Tide #3 (5 pages)
* The Peace Carol by Rachel Squire (Derek is surprised to see Kat still up at midnight on Christmas Day, and he has a few things he needs to tell her) The Yule Tide #3 (5 pages)
* Guide Duty by Becca Koldfurr (An artifact at the university lets loose with an ancient sentinel with a score to settle with his guide) Sensory Overload #2 (Sentinel crossover) (29 pages)
* Dawn of a New Day by Becca Koldfurr (An organization bent on destroying mankind develops the ability to clone human beings, and one of their random samples is Blair Sandburg. But Blair was fixated on the story of an old “guardian” and his “companion”, and that opened the door for the companion’s spirit to take over the clone. In the duplicate of Blair’s body, the companion goes in search of a new guardian, and the only one is James Ellison) Sensory Overload #6 (Sentinel crossover) (56 pages)
* Shadows on Recon by Jamie Hector (The house is abuzz when two shadows undertake a recon activity) Black Ops #3
* Judgement is Mine by Denyse M. Bridger (The San Francisco Legacy House acquires an interesting object) Compadres #20 (8 pages)
* Chimera by Denyse M. Bridger (A beautiful woman, an old book, and a series of vampire attacks in San Francisco might just spell the doom of Derek Rayne and his house) Black Ops #6 (45 pages)
* Echoes of Death by Denyse M. Bridger (Has some adult content) (From Watch Your Six #4) (Matt and Dawn end up in the middle of a crisis at the San Francisco Legacy House) Watch Your Six #4 (38 pages)
Category:Poltergeist: The Legacy
Category:2002 Zines
Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Slash Collection

Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Slash Collection is a slash Poltergeist: The Legacy fanzine. It is 48 pages long. This fiction also appears in Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Collection
* Sons and Lovers by Jane Symons (from One In Ten 3) (Nick’s got his sight set on a target and nothing is going to detour him, although he might get some unexpected help. A crossover with Sentinel) (10 pages)
* Pathways by Jennifer Lyon (When a serial killer brings Derek Rayne and Fox Mulder together, the sparks fly.) (crossover with The Sentinel) (from One In Ten 3) (19 pages)
* Lying In Wait by Morgan MacCarin & Tara Mackenzie (Derek gets a look into Nick’s fantasies and decides to help make them come true.) (also in Poltergeist: The Legacy Special Collection, End of the Rainbow #2.5, and One in Ten #6) (crossover with X-Files) (13 pages)
 Category:Poltergeist: The Legacy
Poly Machina

polymachina is a polyamorous relationship between the members of Vox Machina during the first campaign of Critical Role. It picked up popularity after episode 60 when Vox Machina (during their visit to the Feywild) made a polyamory joke at the expense of the guards watching them. CR cast appears to be aware of the concept"I'm sorry, but Matt said "poly machina" TO MY FACE and that's all I needed to hear before giving in fully to the desire to write taryon/Percy and all the other combos for the group I've been thinking about the last couple days" tweet by caelanclay, accessed 25 October 2020.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
* Like the Bright Morning Stars by velcroboyfriends - "I think I'm in love with all of them," Percy says, a little agog. "Yeah," Pike agrees, as though it's the obvious reaction.
* Small Softnesses by icarus_chained - Vox Machina kiss each other. A lot.
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Meta===
===Other===
==Links==
* Polymachina tag on AO3
* polymachina tag on Tumblr
* #polymachina hashtag on Twitter
* canon polymachina joke during S1Ep60 LIVE show
==References==
Category:Critical Role Campaign 1
Polyamorous Recommendations

Polyamorous Recommendations (usually shortened to Polyamorous Recs or PolyRecs) was started by shrift and Nestra in April 2001. As of 2022, the site lists over 4,500 recs in hundreds of fandoms. The name of the site is a reference to its broad scope (the creators are "polyamorous" or multifannish in their love for many different fandoms), not to its subject matter:
:What you'll find here: The following in flavors of slash, het, and gen: spies of all kinds, from SD6 to Section 1; vampires, slayers, watchers, scoobies, evil lawyers, and ministers of grace; buddy cops out the ying-yang; space cowboys, big damn heroes, and Jedi Knights; rockers both punk and glam; wizards, witches, death eaters, elves, hobbits, and dwarves (oh my); immortals who cannot die (but at least they come); big gay alien superheroes and the criminal masterminds who love them; sports entertainment professionals; FBI agents and the rats who fuck them (over); and mutants, mutants, everywhere.
:What you won't find here: You may have been misled by the site name, but this isn't a recs site only for stories featuring polyamory.Polyamorous Recs index page, accessed November 28, 2008
Over the years, updates have grown less frequent, but larger. Originally, the site was updated on average of once a month, with around 30-40 stories in each update. Currently, the site is updated every six months or so, with 200 stories or more in each update. The site was transitioned to WordPress in 2013, changing the site layout and adding some additional functionality.
In March 2020, the site moved to a new domain and announced a set of AO3 bookmarks for all recommended stories hosted on the archive.
==References==
Category:SlashCity
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Polybius

Polybius is an urban legend centered on an alleged video game that could be found in some arcade parlors in Portland, Oregon in 1981. According to the myth, the game was highly addictive, and caused medical side effects including headaches, nausea, night terrors, and amnesia. Men in black reportedly frequented the cabinets to collect some kind of data from them. After roughly a month, the cabinets vanished without a trace. 
While the story is generally considered to be a hoax, it's still circulated in the gaming community. A wide variety of works have been created riffing off the legend, from pranks to amateur fan films, to entire fangames and custom cabinets. 
==Origin==
Rumors that the Polybius myth has been circulating online since the early 1990s cannot be verified. The first confirmed instance of the myth comes from an entry on the video game catalog website Coinop.org,The entry for Polybius on Coinop.org. made in 2000. Gaming journalist Stuart Brown has claimed that the entry was written by site owner Kurt Koller as a deliberate hoax to drive traffic to the website.POLYBIUS - The Video Game That Doesn't Exist. A documentary detailing the history of the myth, in which journalist Stuart Brown makes his claim regarding Kurt Koller's involvement in the myth.
==Fan Games==
Multiple fan games have been made in honor of the Polybius legend. An early example was released by Rogue Synapse in 2007;This article discusses the legend and the Rogue Synapse fangame. it is a shoot-em-up bearing a slight resemblance to Tempest. The game contains several "subliminal messages" which flash on the screen during gameplay. 
A 2017 VR game by Llamasoft takes its name from the Polybius myth and takes inspiration from its alleged gameplay style, but does not try to replicate the legend. In 2021, a game called Polybius Invaders was published by Ecomasphere Games on Steam; the game's description makes reference to "Infra-Sound" and "Subliminal Messages", a clear homage to the myth. 
Several games inspired by the legend can be found on itch.io, a popular gaming storefront, especially for small independent developers. 
==Other Fanworks==
===Fic===
* Cabinet by InfiniTeaElk, a The Magnus Archives fic told in the style of a statement about the Polybius game. 
* The Game by rivendellrose, a Fringe fic in which two Observers monitor a Polybius cabinet. 
* Polybius, a Rhett & Link fic in which the duo discovers and plays the titular game, with unnatural consequences. An orphaned work. 
* Polybius by VelvetMorning, a Black Mirror: Bandersnatch fic in which Stefan is driven mad by the game. 
* sinneslöschen by fairy_myeon, an EXO fic in which Baekhyun is psychologically broken by programmer Chanyeol via Polybius. 
===Music===
* Polybius Secret Song and Polybius With Lyrics. The former is an instrumental track inspired by Polybius; the latter adds original lyrics to it. 
==References==
Category:Video Games
Category:Fangames
Polydins

Polydins is a play on the words "poly", referring to a polyamorous relationship, and "paladins" referring the the main characters of Voltron: Legendary Defender. It refers to the relatively common practice of shipping three or more of the paladins (including Allura) in a poly relationship.
It can also refer to the Hunk/Keith/Lance/Pidge/Shiro OT5.
==Links & Resources==
* Polyamorous Voltron Paladins freeform tag at Archive of Our Own
* Polydins tag at Tumblr
* Voltron Rainbow Poly Bang at Tumblr, a polydin Big Bang
Category:Voltron Legendary Defender Relationships
Polylosers

Polylosers is the 7-way ship between the members of The Losers Club (Bill/Mike/Ben/Eddie/Beverly/Richie/Stanley) from IT by Stephen King. 
==Canon==
While the 7 of them together isn't canonical, they are a few canon relationships between the group: Bill/Beverly and Ben/Beverly. Ben/Beverly are currently together in canon.
==Fandom==
===Challenges===
:See :Category:IT Challenges
* Losers Club Big Bang - link
* Poly Losers Club Fic Exchange - AO3, Tumblr
==Fanworks==
===Ask Blogs===
* , an ask blog featuring the OT7 (Polylosers) relationship run by .
Category:IT RelationshipsCategory:Moresomes
Polyneed

Polyneed refers to the polyamorous ship between the members of Leo/Need from Project Sekai. It is the most popular ship for each member of Leo/Need.
==Background==
The members of Leo/Need were childhood friends who came together to create their own band. Much of their main story and event stories revolve around always wanting to be together. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fan art===
===Fan videos===
==External Links==
* Hinomori Shiho/Hoshino Ichika/Mochizuki Honami/Tenma Saki tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Project Sekai Colorful Stage
Polynein

Polynein is a polyamorous relationship focusing on a romantic and/or sexual relationship between the members of The Mighty Nein.
==Fandom==
Ever since Poly Machina became a thing in campaign 1, some fans were waiting for Polynein to become a thing as well.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Other===
==Links==
* polynein tag on Tumblr
* Polynein tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Critical Role Campaign 2