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Persistance of Time

Persistance of Time is a gen Sapphire and Steel digest-sized anthology with two issues.
==Issue 1==
Persistance of Time 1 was published in January 1993 and contains 128 pages. Cover art is by Diane Roe; interior art is by Charlene Kirby, Hindman, Anne Davenport, and Jeanne McClure.
From Media Monitor #34: 
Contents:
* Just the Facts by Hindman (3)
* An Untimely Retirement by Charlene Kirby (9)
* Categorically Speaking by Charlene Kirby (15)
* Shadow War by Lola (25) 
* Regrets by M. Mastoris (39)
* Sibling Rivalry by Fara Driver (40)
* The Berkeley Story by Charlene Kirby (71)
* The Magic by Linda Cornett (83) (won a 1994 FanQ)
* Sacrifice by M. Mastoris (104)
* Conversation Piece by T. Neill (105)
* Time of Your Life by Charlene Kirby--Crossover with Batman. (113)
==Issue 2==
Persistance of Time 2 was published in 1998 and contains 56 pages.
* Bloodstone by Eva Enblom (3)
* Bealtaine by Eva Enblom (14)
* Victuals by Eva Enblom (28) 
* The Fall of Darkness by Eva Enblom (41)
Category:Sapphire and Steel
Category:1990s
Person Who Wait

Person Who Wait is a Sherlock Holmes (2009) doujinshi by Virtual Space. It's Watson/Holmes and rated R-18. It's Virtual Space's second Sherlock Holmes fanbook.
Image:Personwhowait.jpg|cover
Image:PersonWhoWaitback.jpg|back cover
==References==
* yahoo auction
* aucfan
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Person of Interest Appreciation Week

Person of Interest Appreciation Week was a fanweek, prompt based challenge in Person of Interest fandom, celebrating the end of the series. Multiple types of fanworks were accepted, including gif sets, fan art, meta, playlists and other fan edits.
==Prompts==
*Day 1: Reasons you love it
*Day 2: Favorite Character
*Day 3: Favorite Dynamic
*Day 4: Favorite minor character/recurring guest star
*Day 5: Favorite quote(s)
*Day 6: Favorite Musical moment(s)/soundtrack(s)
*Day 7: Favorite trope(s)
*Bonus Day: Favorite Funny moment
*Bonus Bonus Day: Cast Appreciation
==Resources==
* 
*Tumblr Tags: poiaw2016
Category:Person of InterestCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2016 Challenges
Persona (glossary term)

Persona is a term used in the Valdemar fandom, as well as other fandoms. 
It is a created character that is based on a real life fan, an alter ego. 
See a list of official personas.
==Description==
==A 1990 Description from a Fan==
From Queen's Own (January 1990) 
In 2002, the editor of Queen's Own added: "Things are a bit different these days. We work with you until you get a persona that really works with the rest of the approved personae. See the handouts at Personas.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Persona (video games)

Persona, also known as Shin Megami Tensei: Persona, is an RPG video game series developed by Atlus. There are currently five numbered installments in the series as well as a number of spin-offs and anime adaptations. 
Persona is the largest and most popular spin-off from the Megami Tensei series, marketed as Shin Megami Tensei in the west, despite SMT being it's own spin-off unrelated to Persona.
==Games==
The Persona franchise consists of the following titles:
* Revelations: Persona
* Persona 2: Innocent Sin
* Persona 2: Eternal Punishment
* Persona 3
** Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight
* Persona 4
**Persona 4 Arena
**Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
**Persona 4: Dancing All Night
* Persona 5
** Persona 5 Royal
** Persona 5 Strikers
** Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight
** Persona 5 Tactica
** Persona 5 The Phantom X
* Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth
* Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
==Fandom==
===Modding===
Persona has a small but active modding community. The community largely centered around the Romhacking.net forums before Amicitia Team was set up to bring modding tools and documentation together in one place. 
==Communities==
===News and Fan Site===
* Persona Central 
* Megami Fuse
===Modding===
* Amicitia Team
* Persona 3+4 Hacking thread on Romhacking.net
=== Other ===
* Days without persona drama Twitter account. It counts the days without drama in the persona fandom.
==References==
*Persona at Wikipedia
Category:Persona
Personal

Personals are a subcategory of the imagine genre of fanfiction found primarily on Tumblr, Wattpad and Twitter in younger fandoms, which are written for readers that request stories about themselves and their favourite celebrities. Personals are closely related to Y/N imagines, in that they are usually written in a second person point of view, but personals are by definition customized (with varying degrees of effort) to the requester's name, age, interests etc. Personals are generally het.
== Examples == 
== References == 
Category:GlossaryCategory:Fiction WritingCategory:One Direction Fandom GlossaryCategory:Self Insert Fandom
Personal Account

A Personal Account has more than one fannish application. 
==Descriptions for Other Fans==
One is the descriptions of fans' experiences meeting celebrities/actors/writers/other TPTB.
These personal accounts include visiting sets, meeting celebrities outside of theatres and stages, having meals (and other experiences), visits of celebrities to fan homes, personal one-on-one (or at least with a handful of fans) encounters at cons, and observations in the form of con reports of celebrities at cons. 
These accounts are transmitted to other fans via articles and photos in print zines, on personal blogs, and other venues.
See Fans on Sets and Fan Testimonials.
==Online Community Space==
 
A personal account is also a person's account reserved for some personally designated use on an online community or social media platform. 
Unlike a fandom account, business account, or an otherwise themed account, a personal account generally isn't limited to a certain topic. For example, an individual might choose to have one fandom account entirely devoted to Final Fantasy X fan fiction, while separately maintaining a personal account with everything from cooking recipes, to political rants, to the real life chronicles of everyday living.
Many Internet users prefer to keep their personal accounts separate from their other accounts, in order to protect their real-life identities from doxxing, hate mobs, and other community drama.
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Glossary
Personal Devil

Personal Devil is a Kirk/Spock vignette by Deanna Gray.
It was published in the print zine First Time #52.
==Summary==
"The Enterprise is granted shoreleave on a starbase commanded by Finnegan, Kirkʼs old nemesis who starts right up where he left off and finally drives Kirk to make a bet he immediately regrets."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Personal Endeavor

Personal Endeavor is a K/S story by Amanda Fox. It has art by Nefertari and Marianne Mueller.
 
It was published in the print zine First Time #50.
==Summary==
"After confessing their feelings for each other as they reunite from the separation caused by Kirkʼs fear and anger, Spockʼs mind is attacked during a Romulan raid."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Personal Log

You may be looking for the TOS zine Enterprise - Personal Log.
Personal Log is a het Star Trek: TOS anthology. 
==Issue 1==
Personal Log 1 was published in 1980 and contains 62 pages. 
The art is by Vicki Ashe, K.J. Green, Winston Howlett, T. Lupanovich, Mary Stacy-MacDonald, Allyson Whitfield, and Joni Wagner. 
From the editorial: 
From the editorial: 
 
* Editorial (3)
* Sands of Doubt by Pamela Rose (a Kirk/Uhura story) (4)
* Areel by Ingrid Cross (33)
* Southern Interlude by Mary Kay Willey (34)
* Miscalculation by Winston Howlett (an "Amok Time" story) (36)
* After the Storm by Vicki Ashe (43)
* Uhura by Ingrid Cross (44)
* The Swim by Gwen Bolton (45)
Image:personallog1-1.jpg| from issue #1, Winston A. Howlett 
Image:personallog1-2.jpg| from issue #1, sample text
Image:personallog1-3.jpg| from issue #1, Mary Stacy-MacDonald
Image:personallog1-4.jpg| from issue #1, sample calligraphy
Image:personallog1-5.jpg| from issue #1, T. Lupanovich
Image:personallog1-6.jpg| from issue #1, Winston A. Howlett
Image:personallog1-7.jpg| from issue #1, Joni Wagner
Image:personallog1-8.jpg| from issue #1, K.J. Green, a beautiful example of Chiaroscuro 
==Issue 2== 
Personal 2 was published in 1981. 
* Emerald Prince, story ("Spock and Uhura become lovers and gods.")
* Growing Pains, story (a McCoy-Joanna story, part one of the Guardian of Forever novelette, a Swahili Series story, and a What If story. The art is by Ashe, Bolton, and Howlett. Poetry by Ingrid Cross and Willis.)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Personal Property

Personal Property is a Kirk/Spock story by Rosemarie Heaton. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #38.
 
==Summary==
"Spock helps a fellow unbonded Vulcan through pon farr and when he runs into him again at a starbase,the Vulcan returns the favor by helping Spock get Kirk as his lover."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
 
===1995===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Personal Voyages

Personal Voyages is a gen 118-page Star Trek: TOS and Star Trek: TNG anthology with fiction from the USS Potemkin’s long-running Writer’s Workshop. 
The cover art is by Christine Myers.
==Description from a Flyer==
From a flyer printed in a 1993 issue of Power Star:
Note that there are three stories listed on the flyer that are not in the zine.
* Virus by Terri Graham ("A deadly artificial "Virus" threatens Spock's life, and Kirk, McCoy and an irascible doctor join forces to locate the cure - and the Vulcan's would-be murderer.")
* Back from the Knife's Edge by Brenda Shaffer (this may have been re-titled "Rage Against the Dying of the Light") ("Driven by a private pain, Lt. Jean-Luc Picard provokes a deadly fight on Starbase Earhart, leaving his friend Jack Crusher to pull him 'Back from the Knife's Edge.'")
* Sarek's Passing by Betty Dain (this may have been re-titled "A Mother's Love") ("'Sarek's Passing' forces Spock to come to germs with his father's feelings for him, and his own for Sarek.")
==Contents==
* Up Close and Personal (editorial) (2)
* Back from the Knife's Edge (TNG) by Brenda Shaffer (Ensign Jack Crusher struggles to learn what prompted Picard's near-fatal fight with three Nausicaans. Reprinted in The Winds of Limbo) (4)
* The Gift of Love by Pat Zimmerman ("Data takes another step toward humanity thanks to "The Gift" only his daughter, LAL, could give him.") (Star Trek: TNG) (20)
* Undercover Angel by Kathleen Speck ("A Starfleet security agent proves to be on "Undercover Angel" when Kirk and the Enterprise meet up a Klignon ship in an encounter that could lead to war -- or peace.") (Star Trek: TOS) (23)
* Sarek's Passing by Betty Dain (Star Trek: TNG) (34)
* Surprise, Surprise! by Charles H. Shiring ("Picard finds no "Surprise, Surprise!" in Romulan plans to attack a Borg-weakened Starfleet.") (Star Trek: TNG) (37)
* The Terror of Titanosaurus by Lawrence Mohney ("An Enterprise lieutenant enlists Kirk and Company's help to save Japan, and the Federation.") (Star Trek: TOS) (41)
* See No Evil by Suzanne K. Stewart (Star Trek: TNG) (58)
* Against the Dying of the Light by Brenda Shaffer ((Set in the "Yesterday's Enterprise" timeline. What—and who—is Picard willing to risk to bring peace to his universe? Reprinted in The Winds of Limbo.)	 (Star Trek: TNG) (74)
* A Mother's Love by Betty Dain (Star Trek: TOS) (77)
* No Win by Owen Michael (The author is listed as Zen Von Stock on the flyer.) ("Cadet Benjamin Stock finds himself in a "No Win" situation when he faces the choice of being expelled from Starfleet Academy, or helping Admiral Kirk defeat the Kobayashi Maru scenario.") (Star Trek: TOS) (82)
* The Weird Landing by Patricia Speck (Star Trek: TOS) (97)
* Love's Been a Little Bit Hard on Me by Charles H. Shiring (Star Trek: TNG) (102)
* The Joke's on Data by Kathleen Speck (Star Trek: TNG) (102)
* In Pursuit of Chocolate by Charles H. Shriing and the Potemkin Writers' Workshop (Star Trek: TNG) (104)
* Mr. Riker Had a Ball by Robert Stouffer (Star Trek: TNG) (108)
* Scenes from a Writers' Workshop (116)
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Personalities: Spotlight On...

Personalities: Spotlight On... is a 1983-1985 series of features in the U.K. Starsky & Hutch letterzine Shootout.
These bios/interviews contained a photo of the fan as well as a description of their fan life and interest in Starsky & Hutch. Some of the profiles were a single page long, and some were two pages long. 
Shootout #13 and #14 may also include this feature.
==Sandi Chapman==
Sandi Chapman (Shootout #2, November 1983) 
Excerpt: 
==Terri Beckett & Chris Power ==
Terri Beckett & Chris Power (Shootout #3, December 1983) 
Excerpt: 
==Sandra J. Ferriday ==
Sandra J. Ferriday (Shootout #4, February 1984) 
Excerpt: 
==Tabby Davis ==
Tabby Davis (Shootout #5, April 1984)
Excerpt: 
== Glynis Jones==
Glynis Jones (Shootout #6, June 1984) 
Excerpt: 
==Ruth Kurz ==
Ruth Kurz (Shootout #7, September 1984)
Excerpt: 
==Tracey Hodgson ==
Tracey Hodgson (Shootout #8, November 1984)
Excerpt: 
==Alexandra & Natascha Meng ==
Alexandra and Natascha Meng (Shootout #9, January 1985)
Excerpt: 
== Lyndy Harding and Tiger Jones== 
Lyndy Harding and Tiger Jones (Shootout #9, January 1985)
Excerpt: 
==Judy Smith ==
Judy Smith (Shootout #10, April 1985)
Excerpt: 
==Linda Walter ==
Linda Walter (Shootout #10, April 1985)
Excerpt: 
==Jean Donkin ==
Jean Donkin (Shootout #11, July 1985) 
Excerpt: 
==Cathy Buckett ==
Cathy Buckett (Shootout #12, October 1985)
Excerpt: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fan Interviews
Category:1980s
Personality Test

Personality tests are a type of quiz intended to give insight into one's psyche. Some are based on real-world typologies, such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, while others are inspired by fictional systems, such as Hogwarts Houses. Others aim to reveal which character in a specific fandom most closely resembles the quiz-taker.
Quizilla was a popular platform for fan-created personality tests before its shuttering in 2014.
Category:Personality Typologies
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Personality Transplant

Personality transplant is a pejorative term applied to characters acting unpleasantly out-of-character in fanfiction (or even in different parts of canon). It should not be confused with personality swap, a deliberate trope akin to body swap.
Example usage:
*"Sometimes stories that give a character a kid also give them a personality transplant too."
*"But I can't stand the fics that purport to be period-specific, yet have the characters speak a more contemporary English and give them seeming personality transplants."Comment by Guest, April 11 2017, "Bad Fan Fiction; Annoying cliches in fanfiction", Tapatalk
*"The trailer still looks good, but the MCU has the inconsistency problem that plagues comics (different writers give characters personality transplants) in spades."Comment by immlass, November 25, 2015, Metafilter
*"By which I mean Rowling’s tendency to arbitrarily apply personality transplants at whim to her characters each time she reintroduced them."
*"right now my head is exploding because Y&R characters are getting personality transplants every second episode"Post by thepadange, Oct 13 2016, Daytime Royalty
==Reference==
Perspective (Star Trek: TOS story by Alex Kane)

You may be looking for the K/S story by Pat Charles called Perspective.
Perspective is a Kirk/Spock story by Alex Kane.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #12.
==Summary==
"Kirk tries to come to terms with his life after Spock flees to Gol, but the reason for the Vulcanʼs flight is never far from his mind."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1993===
===2006===
===2021===
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Perspective (Star Trek: TOS story by Pat Charles)

You may be looking for the K/S story by Alex Kane called Perspective.
Perspective is a Kirk/Spock story by Pat Charles.
It was published in the print zine First Time #22.
==Summary==
"An ambassadorʼs homophobic remarks cause Kirk and Spock to advance their plans to be together."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
 
===2000===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Perspective (multimedia zine)

Perspective is a gen multimedia letterzine. There was at least one issue available in January 1986.
From an ad in Universal Translator #26: "'Perspective' is a new and different kind of letterzine. State your views anonymously if you desire. Now accepting LoCs, articles, poetry, cartoons, and other filler. Not a gripe zine!" 
The zine folded pretty quickly. The editor writes in Universal Translator #31: "Due to a severe lack of material, this zine has been suspended indefinitely. Promises are just not enough, and it's a shame that something as valuable to fandom as a letterzine must be shelved due to lack of contributions."
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Perspectives (Star Trek: TOS story by Charlotte Frost)

Perspectives is a Kirk/Spock story by Charlotte Frost. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #1.
==Summary==
"Kirk accidentally hears one of McCoyʼs personal logs where McCoy relates how he sees Kirk and Spock relating to each other."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1991===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Perspi

perspi is a fanfiction writer. 
From the AO3 profile: "I write in Hawaii 5-0, House and Stargate: Atlantis, and am also part of the Black Cigarette Collective of writers."
From the Fanlore user profile: 
==Fanfiction==
===Hawaii Five-0===
*Bespoke - "It's just, you don't strike me as somebody who sews, that's all." "Yeah, how do I strike you?" (Steve/Danny, 2011)
*Not Trained For This - "Where did you--" and Danny waggles his eyebrows significantly, "--get a baby at two-thirty in the morning?" (gen, 2011)
Category:Fanwriters
Perverse Admiration

Perverse Admiration is a short story by schemingreader based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set fifteen years after the novel, in 1955.
==Synopsis==
When Ralph goes to London to hear a speaker from the Mattachine Society, he is surprised to discover that it is Andrew Raynes. He is even more surprised when, afterwards, Andrew makes a pass at him.
==Comments==
Comments included the following:
==References==
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Pervy elf fanciers

pervy elf fanciers is a webring for Lord of the Rings sites.
==Member Sites==
*ALSlash Archive - The official archive for the ALSlash list at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ALslash/
*Haldir's Realm - LotR website and slash archive
*King And Herald - Elrond/Gil-Galad archive 
Category:Lord of the Rings Webrings
Perzine

A perzine or personalzine is a zine in which all the content is written by one person. The term was used in science fiction fandom, but is now also applied to non-fannish zines. See Zinewiki's list of perzines.
Shomeret compares sf fandom perzines to LiveJournal in a 2002 essay, A Diary Fan Discovers Blogs and LJs.
==Some Examples on Fanlore==
Tabebuian is described as a personalzine by Devra Langsam in the editor's note to Masiform D 3. In the ad section, it is revealed to be a "science fiction/math/education minimag" originating in Miami.
Issue 3 of Probe (November 1975), dedicated to coverage of the Star Trek conventions, was a perzine by default and described that way by its editor Winston Howlett. He wrote all the content because outside of a few pieces of art, nobody had sent him anything. 
See Turnabout, a 1976 perzine by Sharon Ferraro.
Do You See What I See Star Trek zine by Bonnie Guyan
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Category:Zine Glossary
Peskywhistpaw

peskywhistpaw is a fanfiction author in Harry Potter, Twilight, and other fandoms. She started writing fanfic in 2004.Featured Story of September: The Delicate Task of Acting One's Age at hawthorn_vine, 15 September 2010. "I’d like to think I’ve come a long way from posting Draco/you stories on Quizilla in 2004."
She said of her Harry Potter writing preferences in 2011: "Lots of het and femmeslash, with some slash; mostly non-canon and/or rarepairs. Some gen. I often consider my OTP to be Draco/Hermione, but I pair both characters with others frequently."Reply to fire_juggler's Looking for Podfic-Friendly Authors..., 04 July 2001.
peskywhistpaw took over as the maintainer of the Ginny/Pansy fansite Sweet Tarts in November 2006.avebury at pansy_ginny. Sweet Tarts: Update, posted 14 December 2006. (Accessed 03 February 2013; post locked as of 06 January 2018. archive.is capture) She ran the Pansy/Luna site Aberrant & Acrimonious in 2007 and 2008, and created the pansyluna community on LiveJournal in 2009.peskywhistpaw at pansyluna. Welcome!, posted 06 November 2009:
:"I used to run a Pansy/Luna website a few years ago called 'Aberrant and Acrimonious,' but it was unfortunately closed due to hosting issues. Since then, the pairing has become increasingly popular, so I thought it was about time these two girls had a new place to call their own."
peskywhistpaw has given blanket permission to podfic her fics.
==Notable Fanworks==
* The Delicate Task of Acting One's Age, featured story for September 2010 at Hawthorn & Vine; Draco/Hermione one-shot (Jan 2010, Harry Potter)
* The Importance of Madge Undersee, or Why Madge shouldn't be left out of the Hunger Games film, a Madge Undersee character essay written for womenlovefest (Sep 2011, The Hunger Games)
==Example Art Gallery==
File:100 Acre Wedding by peskywhistpaw.png|100 Acre Wedding created for 2011 "Let's Get Gay Married!" Commentfic Meme (Winnie the Pooh)
==External links==
* 
* "The Delicate Task of Acting One's Age" Q&A at hawthorn_vine
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Pet Peeves & small dogs

Pet Peeves & small dogs is a list of fanfic phrase clichés by Miriam Heddy, (with comments by Livia, Sandy, Destina, Ces, Brighid, Lucy, Julad, Rachel, and Merry.)
 
==Similar Sites/Lists==
* The Big List of Small Dogs
* The Big List of Fanfic Peeves
* Pet Peeves & small dogs
* The Elements of Phyle
* How to Write Almost Readable Fanfiction
 
* Holy Mother Grammatica's Guide to Good Writing
* 28 things I hate in fanfiction
==The List==
==References==
Category:FanworksCategory:WebsitesCategory:Fiction WritingCategory:How ToCategory:1999
Pet Peeves (Forever Knight zine)

Pet Peeves is a gen Forever Knight story and coloring book by R.A. Johnston. On the cover: "A Forever LaCroix Story." On the title page: "A special edition storybook and colouring book for Crescent City Con 1995."
Image:petpeevescover.jpg|front cover
Image:petpeevestitlepage.jpg|title page
This story was discussed in a post to FORKNI-L made by Laurie Fenster on 1 February 1996:
The story was later reprinted in Knightbeat VI.
Category:Coloring Books
Category:Art Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Pete's World

Pete's World is a parallel universe seen in Doctor Who. The Tenth Doctor names it this after meeting that universe's version of Pete Tyler - Rose's father.
At the end of Series 2, Rose is trapped in this world. In the Series 4 finale, the Metacrisis Doctor - a human-Time Lord hybrid of The Doctor and Donna Noble created from the former's severed hand - stays with her in this universe.
In fandom, Pete's World is usually the location for fics, and other fanworks, involving the Rose Tyler/Metacrisis Doctor ship. Other fanworks may be about the general goings-on of the Tylers in the world. AU versions of other Doctor Who characters, such as Martha Jones, also sometimes make appearances.
==Resources & External Links==
*Pete's World (Doctor Who) - Ao3 tag 
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary