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H.G. Wells

You may be looking for:
* H.G. Wells, the real Victorian/Edwardian author of The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds, etc.
* Helena "H.G." Wells, a character on Warehouse 13.
* H.G. Wells, a Victorian/Edwardian time traveller based on the author in Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman
* H.G. Wells, a Victorian/Edwardian time traveller based on the author in the film Time After Time (1979 film)
* Numerous other versions are seen in shows and films set in the era (or visiting it via time travel), but are generally less important characters. For example, Wells is seen in Doctor Who on TV and in comics etc., in the TV series Legends of Tomorrow, etc.
H.M.S. Deathstar

H.M.S. Deathstar is a series of Star Wars filks by Bev Grant to the tune of the original librettos of H.M.S. Pinafore and Pirates of Penzance.
It was published in 1982 in the third issue of Syndizine with illos by Todd Hamilton.
Some of the content was posted in 1993 online newsletter called Precious Nonsense.
 
==Illos from "Syndizine"==
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==Two Excerpts==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:1982 Filk Songs
H.M.S. Trek-A-Star

H.M.S. Trek-A-Star is a Star Trek filk operetta which involves the tunes of several Gilbert & Sullivan songs.[www.rahul.net/figmo/cons2003/trekastar.doc HMS Trek-A-Star Script], Word .doc It was written by Dorothy Jones Heydt and Karen Anderson, and performed on July 7, 1967 at Westercon XX, on August 29, 1968 at WorldCon, at Minicon 4 in 1971 Minicon 4 program book, page 4, archived at http://mnstf.org/minicon4/Minicon_4_program_book/Minicon_4_program_book.pdf, at Star Trek Lives! in 1972 from Media Fandom Oral History Project (2017) , and perhaps other cons. 
Karen Anderson was the director, and it was a "Karidian Light Opera and Piano Moving Company" production.
==Operetta==
Spock's song beginning "I am the scientific officer" to the tune of "I Am The Captain Of The Pinafore" included the lines
This was explained as the "point one four one sixth" of a cheer, a practice adopted by some SCA groups who would occasionally give "3.1416 cheers" to show their shared geekiness.
==Productions==
Cast at Westercon XX
:Kirk:	David Thewlis
:Spock:	George Spelvin
:Yeoman Rand:	Dorothy Jones
:Stackstraw (an alien):	Jon DeCles
:Uhura:	Astrid Anderson
:Bugeye/Chekov:	Jerry Jacks
:Crew:	Felice Rolfe, Bjo Trimble, John Trimble
:Accompanist:	Karen Thewlis
Cast at 1968 Worldcon
:Kirk: David Gerrold
:Spock: George Spelvin
:Yeoman Rand: Dorothy Jones
:Stackstraw: Arthur Weiss
:Uhura: Astrid Anderson
:Bugeye/Chekov: Jerry Jacks
:Crew: Kathy Bushman
:Accompanist: Felice Rolfe
Star Trek Lives! in 1972
"One year we had a song contest. We had a production of “H.M.S. Trek-A-Star,” which was done by a Dover High School group, and they were very good. We got them hotel rooms, and we paid for their costumes, and they came up and did the show. Before the show came on, we had a song contest, which had lots of entries. I don’t remember who played the piano and sang them, but some of them were very funny.... we didn’t have a lot of filk. At that point, filk, I think, was in straight science fiction. People were probably writing it, but we were not, it wasn’t part of the convention except for that one song contest. I think we printed the words of the winning songs and put them into the goodie bag...." from Media Fandom Oral History Project (2017) 
==References==
Category:Filk Music
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
Category:1967 Plays & Skits 
Category:1968 Plays & Skits
H.O. Petard

H.O. Petard is the pseud of a prolific and controversial zine reviewer from the 1970s. This reviewer was revealed much later to be Cheryl Rice.
Petard's reviews were often scathing, and many felt, unkind. 
A similar anonymous editor of the same era was Tigriffin.
The name is a takeoff on the familiar phrase "hoist with his own petard" from Shakespeare's Hamlet. A "petard" is a small bomb.
==Anonymous==
The editor of Implosion writes: 
==Rumors of Identity==
While her true identity must have been known to some, most fans claim to have never figured out H.O. Petard's true identity. This, of course, simply fueled the rumors.
At one point, Petard is referred to as male by the editor of Implosion, one zine in which the reviews appear. That same editor also refers to Petard and says: "that being can speak quite well for itself." 
===Supposedly Not Paula Smith===
One rumor is that it was Paula Smith, though this was denied by Petard in Implosion #5": "Last week, a local fan informed me in all seriousness that HOP is really Paula Smith. That's not true -- a fact for which both Ms. Smith and I are duly grateful. However, something to ponder until the next IMP -- have you ever seen me and Rex Reed at the same time? Well, have you?" 
===Supposedly Not M.J. Fisher, Nor Fandom Annie===
M.J. Fisher, editor of Spectrum, also said he was not Petard: "For those of you who think that Dear Fandom Annie and H.O. Petard are both pseudonyms for M.J. Fisher -- try again. Both are real people, who just to remain unknown, and they're not me!"
===Supposedly Not Mandi Schultz===
Mandi Schulz, the editor of Implosion denies being Petard. In the sixth (and last issue) of "Implosion," Schultz wrote: 
===A Later Reveal: It was... Cheryl Rice!===
From Boldly Writing: 
==Fan Comments==
== References ==
H.T.U.V.

The Honor, Trust, Unity, Valor (known by its acronym H.T.U.V.) is a secret spy organization based in Washington, D.C., from Spies in Disguise 2019 animation film and the game Spies in Disguise: Agents on the Run. The headquarters is possibly located at under the pond in front of the Washington Monument.
==History==
H.T.U.V. was founded at an unknown time. In the past Lance Sterling was sent on a mission to Kyrgyzstan. Lance eliminated all of Killian group of terrorists, and the villain lost his left eye and arm. In present day Lance Sterling was sent on a mission to Japan to recover an attack drone Killian was buying an attack drone from Katsu Kimura.
==Members==
Director: Joy Jenkins
Field agent: Lance Sterling
Gadget Department: Walter Beckett
Internal Affairs: Marcy Kappel
Specialist Department: Eyes, Ears
Security Officer: Geraldine
==Logo & Slogan==
==Fandom==
The H.T.U.V. based in Washington, D.C. is part of the film Spies in Disguise and is the working environment of Walter Beckett and Lance Sterling. Most of the fanworks produced for the fandom or its characters and pairings make reference to this secret service.
==References==
Category:Spies in Disguise
H/D Art Fest

The H/D Art Fest is an annual Harry Potter fest for Harry/Draco fanart that takes place at the hd_fanart LiveJournal community.
== 2008 Fest ==
* 2008 Reveal
A slideshow of all submitted art can be viewed here.
== 2009 Fest ==
* 2009 Reveal
== 2010 Fest ==
* 2010 Reveal (with thumbnails of all art)
== 2011 Fest ==
* 2011 Reveal (with thumbnails of all art)
== 2012 Fest ==
* 2012 Claiming Post (claims open July 29 - October 1, 2012)
* Posting begins November 1, 2012
== References ==
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:Harry Potter Art Communities
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2015 Challenges
H/D Directory

The H/D Directory was a project started by Dorrie6 and continued by others to document the contributions of fanwriters and fanartists to the collective body of fanwork created about the Harry/Draco pairing within the larger Harry Potter fandom.
A masterlist of writers and artists was originally compiled and posted somewhere [where?], but the project was eventually moved to a LiveJournal community, where project organizers called for volunteers to write "fandom biographies" for individuals on the masterlist. To date, 45 biographies have been written, sorted, and posted (in alphabetical order) to the community. However, the community appears to have been inactive since July 2006.
From the community info page: "Our vision is to create a comprehensive directory of the H/D fandom, including a listing of all authors and artists who focus on this pairing, along with links each person's fiction or art and a short write-up about their work, written by a fan."
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
H/D Food Fair 2022 Fanwork Masterlist

H/D Food Fair is the 2022 Drarry fest Fannish Fair hosted at H/D Fan Fair with food as the main theme.
==About==
H/D Food Fair is a Harry/Draco fest, thus all stories and works of art must have Harry/Draco as the primary romantic/erotic pairing. Pre-slash should be marked clearly in the header information. Their relationship doesn't have to be the primary focus of the story/art, but it is important that both Harry and Draco play an important role in the story/art.
=Fanwork posted in chronological order by type=
==Art==
1. 	Portkey Reservation for Two (General, Digital Comic)
2. 	Sweet Sweet reunion (Mature, Digital)
3. 	Melting for You (Teen, Digital Comic)
4. 	Body By Biryani (General, Digital)
5. 	once more, with feeling (General, Digital Comic)
6. 	What the Heart Wants (General, Digital)
7. 	Delicious Curse (General, Digital Comic)
8. 	For the Love of Asian Noodle Cups (General, Digital)
9. 	Chitter Chatter Masala (General, Digital)
10. 	Unmei no Akai Ito (Mature, Digital Comic)
11. 	A Sense of Balance (Teen, Digital)
12. 	The Bloody Baron's Birthday Bash (Teen, Traditional Comic)
==Art and Fic==
13. Preserving Lemons (Explicit, 17196)
14. 	Qui Vivra Verra (Explicit, 22144)
==Fic==
15. The Thief and the Throne (Fallen Kingdom) (Mature, 26355)
16. 	I Want Your Heart To Be For Me (Explicit, 4372)
17. 	Kourabiedes (Teen, 5057)
18. 	The Best Cup Noodle (Teen, 4753)
19. 	Peerless (Teen, 14,546)
20. 	True Love is Priceless, Finding True Love is Expensive (Teen, 4664)
21. 	Both Feet in the Grape (Teen, 1741)
22. 	Hope's Only Promise (Explicit, 86,095)
23. This is not a love song (General, 12437)
24. 	Chicken Parmi and a Lager (Teen, 3325)
25. 	Hunc Draco Dormiens Amat Titillare (Mature, 15475)
26. it is not a house (Explicit, 43390)
27. 	The Beau-tea Of It All (Teen, 7101)
28. Contentious Confections (Mature, 16725)
29. 	Chocolate Cocks and How to Make Them (Explicit, 9628)
30. Through Worlds (Mature, 42619)
31. 	The Final Frontier (Teen, 3408)
32. 	on your heart (Teen, 9916)
33. 	The Least Expected (General, 17454)
34. 	That Time I Was Possessed By a Norse God (Explicit, 8370)
==Podfic==
35. 	Melange a Deux (Teen, 01:13:00)
36. haunt yourself and refuse to be buried (General, 00:23:56:00)
H/D fic, post-OOTP. And how we aren't writing any.

H/D fic, post-OOTP. And how we aren't writing any is a 2004 essay by Aja. The focus is writing smutty Harry Potter fanfiction. 
It is part of a 2002-04 series of essays. See About Writing.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Slash Meta
H2O: Just Add Water

H2O: Just Add Water is a teen fantasy Australian television series that revolves around three teenage girls facing everyday teen problems with an added twist: they're mermaids with powers over water. Although it's originally an Australian show, it became quite popular in the United States before (and after) it was syndicated on Nickelodeon.
A spin-off series based off the original show, Mako: Island of Secrets premiered in July 2013. 
==Fandom==
The fandom is relatively small, although the show is quite popular. The fandom is prominently on FFN and LJ, with some appearing on AO3 and Tumblr. Most of the fandom is focused on fics with a few graphics and vids throughout it. Although most fans also focus on the prominent characters (Rikki, Cleo, Lewis, Emma, later Bella and Will), there are quite a few OCs out there.
The popular canon pairings are Rikki/Zane, Cleo/Lewis, Ash/Emma, and Bella/Will. A few other fanon pairings appear frequently are Rikki/Will, Rikki/Emma, Cleo/Rikki, Bella/Rikki, Bella/Cleo, and Cleo/Emma.
===Terminology===
*Clewis - is the pairing name for Cleo/Lewis.
*Clikki - Cleo/Rikki
*Emash - Ash/Emma
*Rikma - Rikki/Emma
*Rane or Zikki - Rikki/Zane.
*Wella - Bella/Will
==Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
*H2O Just Add Water: Last Firday Night (TGIF) by H2OWorld
*H2O Just Add Water: "Part Of Me" by H2OWorld
*Emma & Rikki || Hot n Cold by HeartOfNarnia, xcrystalmaid
Edits
* Smooth Operator by @soph.editss_
==Archives and Communities==
* H2O: Just Add Water at FFN
* H2O: Just Add Water at AO3
* H2O: Just Add Water tag at Tumblr
Livejournal Communities
* h2o_addwater - general community
* h2o_justadd - general community
* Rikki - character community
* Hook, Line, and Sinker - Cleo/Lewis shipping community
* rikki_zane - Rikki/Zane shipping community
==Resources==
*H2O: Just Add Water - ZDF Enterprises promotional website
*H2O: Just Add Water Wikipedia page
*H2O: Just Add Water at Wikia
==References==
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Category:H2O: Just Add Water
H50 Season 1 Promo

H50 Season 1 Promo is a Hawaii Five-0 vid by fatorangekat. It was This vid was a Wincon Premiere at the 2011 vid show.
Summary: "I got lucky enough to have one of my Five-O vids picked up and shown at WinCon this past weekend. This is a completely retooled/revamped look at an earlier and much shorter version. Unlike the original, this now has scenes from all 24 first season episodes."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Hawaii Five-0 Vids
Category:2011 Vids
H50 exchange

H50 exchange was a gift exchange in Hawaii Five-0 fandom, it was open to all characters and pairings. It ran for three rounds between 2011-2012. 
==Resources==
*Round One Masterlist
*Round Two Masterlist
*Round Three Masterlist
*Collection at Archive of Our Own
Category:Hawaii Five-0
Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
Category:2012 Gift Exchanges
HARLEQUIN - A JOKER FAN FILM

HARLEQUIN - A JOKER FAN FILM is a fan film by ITFProductions as a live-action re-imagining of Harley Quinn's origin.
==Vidder's Notes==
:Live Action re-imagining of Harley Quinn's origin. FULL SCENE!! Must see! GUARANTEE TO SATISFY!!
:Written & Directed by Cedric Sequerra
:Produced by Cedric Sequerra & Julian Malka
:Starring Stephane Malka & Milina Di Bartolo
:Shot with the Sony Ex1, Edited and Colored in Avid Media Composer.
==Reactions and Comments==
As of May 3, 2015, the fan film has over 3,631,800 views on Youtube. It has mixed reviews:
==References==
Category:Batman 
Category:2009 Fan Films
HAZMAT AU

Hazmat AU is a trope in the Danny Phantom fandom, in which Danny's ghost form wears a "full" hazmat suit with a face-covering mask. The trope has a canonical tag on AO3. Fan designs in this trope often obscure Danny's face to make him appear more "other" and less human. 
==Examples==
* by aterfish, 2021. 
* Echoes (Danny Phantom story) noted to be partly inspired by aterfish's art
==Links==
*#hazmat AU on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Danny Phantom
HBO War Fandom

The HBO War Fandom consists of fans of The Pacific, Band of Brothers and Generation Kill. The fandom is named after HBO, the channel all three miniseries were broadcast on. The three miniseries are occasionally referred to as the "HBO War Trinity" or just "the war trinity." After the release of The Pacific in 2010, HBO War Fandom became a popular self-referential term for fans who want to explicitly identify themselves as fans of all three shows. HBO War Fandom is less likely to be used as a term referring solely to the the source-texts. It is more often used to identify the network of fans of the miniseries. HBO War Fandom is not exclusive to fans of all three miniseries however; for example, a fan who only likes The Pacific and Band of Brothers might still identify as part of the HBO War Fandom.
HBO War Fandom is very active on Tumblr, with near-daily posts of original fanworks, usually graphics and memes. Fan activity on Livejournal and Dreamwidth is slightly more muted and tends produce more fanfiction. HBO War Fandom is fairly slash-friendly, likely due to the series' emphasis on male friendships and dearth of female characters. Pairings that are popular in each series' single fandom tend to be popular in HBO War Fandom as well. Series crossovers seemed to be more popular on livejournal and dreamwidth and are more commonly found in fanfic over other fanworks. Series crossovers take place often, but not always, in AU fanworks. Crossover fanworks, despite including characters from any of the series, often tend to keep their pairings exclusive to each fandom. There are some exceptions, most notably "Snafgott," or Snafu(The Pacific)/Liebgott(Band of Brothers), and Snafu(The Pacific)/Roe(Band of Brothers).
Note that while some fans in the HBO War Fandom might refer to the fandom simply as "war fandom," other fans use "war fandom" more broadly, including televisions series such as M*A*S*H and Changi or movies like Inglourious Basterds under the "war fandom" umbrella.
==Communities==
* HBO War-a-Thon - a fan-a-thon on tumblr for Generation Kill, Band Of Brothers, and The Pacific
* Sexy War - a dreamwidth community for the HBO War Fandom.
* this is war - a war fandom community on livejournal, not exclusively for the HBO miniseries
* War Big Bang -- a big bang open to fans in all war fandoms
==Fanworks==
* Tumblr tags for Band of Brothers, Generation Kill and The Pacific.
* Works tagged on AO3 for Band of Brothers, Generation Kill and The Pacific
===Notable Crossover Fanworks===
* Tired and Wired (We Ruin Too Easy) by softshinythings, a college!AU that has character from all three miniseries living in the same dormitory.
==Multi-Series Resources==
 
* Post-war locations of Band of Brothers/The Pacific characters + Birthdates and Birthplaces compied skylilies on livejournal.
* A masterlist of HBO War Series related books compiled by queenofmultitasking on tumblr.
==Other Resources==
* Official sites for Band of Brothers, Generation Kill, and The Pacific
Category:HBO War
HDFF Online

HDFF Online was a Happy Days fanfiction archive. It was run by XDrama and was started circa August 2002. It went offline when GeoCities closed in 2009.
This site is documented as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
== Content ==
The site hosted stories based on Happy Days or related spin-offs, as well as crossovers. It did not permit adult material and asked authors to "try to keep fanfic at a PG or below level," though it would accept PG-13 content at the archivist's discresion.HDFF Main Page, archived by OoCites in October 2009. The archive did not have length or quality requirements.
As of October 2009, the site hosted thirteen stories by seven authors, as well as three pieces of fanart. The earliest upload date is listed as August 28, 2002, and the latest as January 13, 2003.
== References ==
Category:Happy DaysCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s
HDMsource Fanweek

HDMsource Fanweek is a fanweek, prompt based challenge in the His Dark Materials fandom.
== About ==
2019 announcement:https://hdmsource.tumblr.com/post/187837684776/to-our-fellow-his-dark-materials-fans-the-time-of 
== References ==
Category:His Dark MaterialsCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2019 Challenges
HD Prophet

The H/D Prophet is a Harry Potter newsletter community for the Harry/Draco pairing.
:"Fan fiction, fan art, graphics, downloads, essays, videos, role-playing games, discussions, polls, icons. And other H/D media, at the editors' discretion. This newsletter is not a general round up of H/D fic and art. Every item will be included at the discretion of the editors. Fic and art included are recommendations only."
Category:Harry Potter Newsletter Communities
Category:2000s Category:2010s
HEA

HEA is an abbreviation used by romance fans, meaning "Happily Ever After". It is used as a noun.
==Examples==
* "I needed a HEA for these two boys!!!"
* "I love HEAs because I personally really disagree with the idea that good writing somehow requires unhappy endings." What Do We Think of Fanfic Now?: A conversation between Dal Maclean and Nicole Kimberling (2020) 
==References==
HEX (glossary term)

HEX is a term that is used in Blake's 7. It means to put a happy ending or spin on a previously written story that originally had an unhappy or tragic ending. It stands for "Happy Ending Expediters." Use of the word: HEXing, HEXed, a "fixed" story is a HEX.
Also see: Hafren's Review of Tales from Space City #5 accessed 13 Feb 2010 
==History==
Executrix explains the term: 
entropy house explains: 
==Differing Opinions==
HEXing can be done with or without the original author's consent. The latter can be controversial. Hafren writes: 
==References==
Category:Fiction WritingCategory:Blake's 7 Fandom Glossary
HG

HG is a slash writer in The Professionals fandom. HG first began reading Hatstands in autumn 1981, and "it snowballed from there."comments in Be Gentle to Us #2 
==Fan Comments==
===1988===
 
===1997===
==HG and Strange Days Indeed==
Remember Angola was the first Professionals slash fanzine printed and sold. It was published in 1981 and was written by Anne Lewis. After reading the story, fan writer HG was inspired to write a similar story called Strange Days Indeed.
Morgan Dawn remembers fans discussing the story in 1996 when there was an uproar over Anne Higgins writing an alternative ending to Sebastian's "Catharsis": 
==Zines in Which HG's Work Appears==
Alter Egos | Behind the Mask (Cherilyn) | British Takeaway | Celebrations | Cold Fish and Stale Chips | Compounded Interest | Dialj Bound | Discovered in a Letterbox | Fumbling Towards Ecstasy (Cherilyn) | HG Collected | Hunted by Devils | In the Public Interest | Jigsaw Puzzle | Leather and Blue Jeans | Master of the Revels | No Holds Barred | Old Friends | The Peerless Pair | Rainbow Chasers | Rediscovered in a Graveyard | Rhythm and Blues (Cherilyn and Grace) | Sebastian Collected | Short Circuit | Slippery When Wet | The Small Print | Strange Days Indeed | Unprofessional Conduct | Walking in the Moonlight
==Professional Stories==
*Alarums and Excursions 
* Anticlimax 
*Beggar's Banquet
*Black Sheep
*Butterfingers
* Citadel
*Clap Hands 
*Communication Gap
*Conundrum 
*A Day in the Life
*A Discerning Eye
*Driving Seat 
*Emerging from the Smoke 
* Every Bed is Narrow
* Fair Play
* Family Ties
*Flash Point
* Flu 
*Foiled Again 
* The Frog Prince
*Gruff & Grim 
*Harmonious Tongues
* Head Start 
*Honours Even
* Hunted by Devils
*Hunter Home from the Hill
*Insurance Policy
*Jigsaw Puzzle
*Joint Venture
*Keyword
*Kissing with Confidence
*Knee-Trembler
*Knife Edge 
*Leftovers 
*Lights Out
*Loose Change 
* Losing the Plot 
*Master of the Revels 
*Modus Vivendi
* My True Love Sent to Me
*No Strings/Anticlimax
*No Unicorns 
* On the First Day of Christmas 
* One of Us Two
*Open Book
*Opening Gambit 
* 'Orses for Courses
* Out, Damned Spot
*The Peerless Pair
*Private Performance
* Putting Off the Armour
* Quality Time
*Queen and Country 
*Quick on the Draw? 
*Rainbow Chasers
*Rediscovered in a Graveyard 
* Room With a View
*Rude Awakening 
*Scapegoat 
*Situation Normal
*Sleeping Partners
*Strange Days Indeed
*Surfer's Tension
*Team Spirit 
*Temporary Assignment 
*Two in a Bunk 
*U-Turn 
*Ultimatum 
*Vacant Possession 
*Valentine
*Waiting Game 
*The Well-I-Never-Wanted-To-Leave-Anyway Hatstand 
*X-Ray-Ted 
*The Ying Tong Song 
* Your Wish
*Zipper
*Zig-Zag [as the Lusty Troot]
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
HG Daily

HG Daily, or Harry/Ginny Daily, is a Harry Potter newsletter community for the Harry/Ginny pairing.
:"Welcome to Harry/Ginny Daily, a daily newsletter devoted to bringing you fics, discussion, and other fandom events related to the Harry/Ginny pairing from the Harry Potter series."
Category:Harry Potter Newsletter Communities
Category:2005 Communities 
Category:2006 Communities 
Category:2007 Communities