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Pat Jacquerie's Fanfic Archive

Pat Jacquerie's Fanfic Archive was a personal fanfiction site. It was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Friends of Fargone, via Wayback: 03 December 1998.(Accessed 23 July 2017)
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Description from Anhedonia: 
==The Fanfic==
 Renaissance (Avon/Meegat)--After the events of "Deliverance," Meegat asks Avon to do one more favor for her people.
 Interstice (Avon/Cally)--On the run from Servalan, trapped in the luxury suite of a casino-hotel, Avon and Cally must find some way to pass the time.
 Temporal Discordance (Avon/writer)--Pat finds herself in the B7 universe as the slave auction in "Assassin" is about to begin. But once she buys Avon, what will she do with him?
 Farewell Performance (Vila/Soolin)--In this outtake from a PGP novel, Vila and Soolin have left Avon and the others. At one another's throats and down on their luck, one night Soolin decides to allow Vila to 'distract' her. New! Story added to archive August 15, 1998.
 Negotiating Positions (Avon/Soolin)--When one of the Warlord planets turns out to be run by a Warlady instead, Avon must attend the negotiations as Soolin's 'male possession,' a position that has duties he didn't anticipate.
 A Marketable Commodity (Avon/Tarrant)--When Tarrant wanders into the wrong part of town, he finds himself in a position that's more than embarrassing when his least congenial crewmate comes to his rescue.
 No Introduction Needed (companion story to "Marketable")
 Fragments and Coming Attractions
==Links==
 Link to my Fargone Page--more Avon/Tarrant slash, including my award-winning novella, "Duty."
 Other Blake's 7 Fanfic Sites
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:AOL Hometown
Category:1990s
Pat M

Pat M was a gen and slash fan fiction writer from the 1980s and 1990s. She also published fanzines.
==Interview==
* Be Gentle With Us Interview: Tish (1993)
==Example Fanworks==
* As Night Closes In
* Brother's Keeper
* Celebrations
* Duet
* Encore
* Enigma
* Full Circle
* Gemini: the Flame and the Fire
* Kan't Stop Laughing
* Moments in Time
* A Question of Trust
* Enter-comm
* Lovin' Prospect
* Promises
* Suffer Little Children
* T'hy'la
* A Touch of Tish
Category:Fanwriters
Pat Massie

Pat Massie was a Starsky & Hutch fan writer and fanzine publisher (Frienz, Turned to Fire, and others) who began writing in the mid-1980s. Her work appeared in several fanzines and she continued to write and publish into the mid 2000s. Her body of work also includes fan poetry.
See The Golden Boy Series.
See Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Pat Massie.
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* ACTV's - Partners - editor
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Pat O'Neill

You may be looking for Patricia M. O'Neill, the founder of The Con With No Name.
Pat O'Neill was a fan artist in the late 1970s and 1980s. His art appeared in many zines and featured a variety of fandoms, most notably Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars. Zines that featured his art include:
* Moonbeam, issue #1/2 (1977) - unspecified
* The Cage (1977) - interior art (Star Trek: TOS)
* Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin, issue #1 & #2 (1977-1978) - back covers, interior art (Star Trek: TOS & Star Wars)
* Masiform D, issue #6, #8, #14, #15, & #17 (1977-1990) - interior art (Star Trek: TOS)
* Time Warp, issue #2, 3, & #6/7 Volume 1 (1978-1984) - inside art
* Menagerie, issue #14 (1978) - interior art (Star Trek: TOS fan portraits)
* Guardian, issue #2, #3, & #6 (1979-1984) - interior art (Battlestar Galactica (1978), etc.)
* Odyssey, issue #5 (1981) - interior art (Star Trek: TOS)
* The Princess Tapes, issue #2 (1982) - inside art (Star Wars)
* Jundland Wastes, issue #8, #9, #10, #11, #12, #13, & #14 (1982-1983) - interior art (Star Wars)
* Comlink, issue #6, #9, #15, #17/18 (1982-1984) - front covers (The Greatest American Hero, Buck Rogers, Modesty Blaise)
* Legends of Light, issue #2 (1984) - inside art (Star Wars)
* Starwings, issue #2 (1984) - back cover (Doctor Who?)
* JediStarDarkFalconKnight (1984) - unspecified (Star Wars)
Additionally, Pat wrote a series of Chris Sheridan works, entitled "H Is for Heroin and Hazardman!", "H Is for Hostage...and Hazardman", and "H Is for Hazardman Not Hellion" and published in Time Warp, issues 2, 4, and 6/7 Volume 1 respectively (1978-1984). He also co-wrote "With a Song In Their Hearts", a story or poem featured in the Star Trek: TOS zine Rim of Starlight (1980), with Nan Fisher.
== Gallery of Work ==
Image:Masiform6art1.jpg|inside art from Masiform D 6 (1977)
Image:Eelbird1back.jpg|back cover of Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 1 (1977): portrait of Spock smiling
Image:Eelbird2back.jpg|back cover of Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 2 (1978)
Image:Eel2art1.jpg|inside art from Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 2 (1978): art for "The Pirates of Oreo" by Howard Weinstein
Image:Eel2art2.jpg|inside art from Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin 2 (1978): Christine Chapel
Image:Guardian2art11.jpg|inside art from Guardian 2 (1979)
Image:Men14art2.jpg|inside art from Menagerie 14 (1978): portrait of Devra Langsam
Image:Men14art3.jpg|inside art from Menagerie 14 (1978): portrait of Joyce Yasner
Image:Jundland10art5.jpg|inside art from Jundland Wastes 10 (1982): Lando Calrissian
Image:Comlink6.jpg|front cover of Comlink 6 (1982): cast of The Greatest American Hero
Image:Jundland13art2.jpg|inside art from Jundland Wastes 13 (1983)
Image:Jundland14art4.jpg|inside art from Jundland Wastes 14 (1983)
Image:Jundland14art5.jpg|inside art from Jundland Wastes 14 (1983)
Image:Guardiansixart10.jpg|inside art from Guardian 6 (1984)
Image:Masiform17art3.jpg|inside art from Masiform D 17 (1990)
Category:Fanartists
Pat Posadas

Pat Posadas is multifandom fanartist, that contributed to zines in the 1980s.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Osirisfiles2-4.jpg|Art from The Osiris Files #2 (1988) (Indiana Jones)
File:Grip31art6.jpg|Art from Grip #31 (1988) (Star Trek: TNG)
File:Grip26-7.jpg|Art from Grip #26 (1988) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Grip37-2.jpg|Art from Grip #37 (1990) (Star Trek: TOS)
Category:Fanartists
Pat Seiler

Pat Seiler is a fanartist and fanwriter that contributed to Star Trek: TOS zines in 1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Kaiidth2-3.jpg|Art from Kaiidth (1981)
File:Kaiidth2-4.jpg|Art from Kaiidth (1977)
File:Kaiidth2-5.jpg|Art from Kaiidth (1977)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Pat Spath

Pat Spath was a Star Trek: TOS fan active in the 1970s and '80s. She was the editor of Antithesis, a TOS anthology, and Bifrost, a science fiction anthology.
Spath frequently published her own fiction in Antithesis, and one of her stories appears in Fesarius, Issue #4 in 1979.
After the publication of the first issue of Antithesis in 1978, fan writers Fern Marder and Carol Walske, perceived similarities between Spath's fiction and their own shared universe, Nu Ormenel. Though they accepted Spath's assertion that any similarities were coincidental, they took the opportunity to assert copyright claim over their material in a personal statement in the TOS reviewzine Scuttlebutt (Issue #7):
:""There is a relatively new fanzine available, called Antithesis, which deals with the Klingon Empire. The first issue contains material by the zine's editor, P. Spath, which bears close resemblance to details of our Klingon series, Nu Ormenel. We have been assured by Ms. Spath that these similarities are purely coincidental and that she has drawn her material from other sources and her imagination. We are willing to accept her word for this. In view of this situation, however, we would like to make a few comments with reference to the 'Nu Ormenel' material. All works in the 'Nu Ormenel' series have been copyrighted to us, either directly or through the editors of the fanzines in which they appeared. Therefore, the use by any other authors of any 'Nu Ormenel' data about Klingons, our characters, original vocabulary, and proper names, is an infringement of our copyright and will be dealt with accordingly."
Category:Fanwriters
Pat Stanley

Pat Stanley is a fanfiction writer active in the Star Wars fandom during the 1970s and 1980s. They also created the New Order Series.
==Notable Works==
* New Order Series (Star Wars Original Trilogy)
=== Fanart Gallery ===
File:Revis1-8.jpg|ReVisions #1 (Star Trek: The Original Series) (1978)
File:Revis2-2.jpg|ReVisions #2, "Cantina" (filk co-written with Linda Stoops) (1979_
File:Revis2-9.jpg|ReVisions #2, references The Scrod in-joke (1979)
File:Revis2-10.jpg|ReVisions #2, R2-D2 (1979)
File:Jediquarterly-4.jpg|Jedi Quarterly #1 (1981)
==Awards==
=== Fan Q Awards ===
* 1980 - Best Author
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Zines===
====As Editor====
====As Contributor====
*ReVisions
**Issue #1 - art and "Untitled Excerpt" (Star Trek TOS) (1978)
**Issue #2 - art; " Cantina", filk to the tune of "Copacabana" by Barry Manilow; Fan Fever, a filksong to the tune of "Night Fever" by the Bee Gees (with Linda Stoops);  "Emergence" [New Order Part 2] (1979)
**Issue #3 - art; "Price of Allegiance" [New Order Part 3]; "A Whispered Voice" co-written with Beth Bowles; "Song of the Jedi", filk to the tune of "I Want to Live"; "Toche Station", filk to the tune of "Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio" with Linda Stoops; "You’ll Never Believe What We Went Through To Bring You This Zine" comic strip; "Altair 5", filk to the tune of "Forest Lawn" with Jani Hicks and Linda Stoops. (1979)
**Issue #4 - "The New Order Chronology"; "Excuses for/Explanations for RV III", cartoons with Linda Stoops; "Wide-Eyed in NorthAmeriCon", con report with Linda Stoops
*Pegasus
**Issue 4, No. 1 - "The Circle is Complete" (1979)
*Jedi Quarterly 
**Issue #1 - "In His Master's Likeness" [New Order part 1] , plus art (1980)
*New Dimensions in SF Fandom
**"Acolyte" (1980)
*Kuta Puta
**"... Before a Fall" (1980)
*Time Warp
**Issue #5 - "After the Fall" (1981)
*Starwings
**Issue #1 - "Patience, Hell" (Doctor Who) (1982)
*Storms
**Issue #3 - "Swamps and Wookiees and Spies... Oh, Shit" (1985)
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Pat Virzi Collection

The Pat Virzi Collection is a collection of science fiction zines and other items donated to the University of Texas Libraries Special Collections by Pat Mueller Virzi.
 
==Similar Collections==
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
==Scope and Contents==
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:Print Zine Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Patch

Patch is a fanonical bull terrier (white with a patch over one eye) in Mary Renault fandom, appearing in a number of fan stories written by members of the maryrenaultfics LiveJournal community. He is usually described as having been purchased by Laurie Odell, the hero of The Charioteer, from Miss Haliburton—a character in the novel who is a physiotherapist assisting Laurie to recuperate from surgery, but who also breeds dogs, specifically dachshunds and bull terriers.
In canon, Laurie had owned an Airedale, Gyp, who was given to him when he was a boy. Unbeknownst to him, the elderly dog was put down by his mother while he was in hospital. Patch therefore serves as a fanon substitute. The dog is often seen in post-war stories, shared by Laurie and his partner, Ralph Lanyon, who fanonically live together after the conclusion of the book.
Patch was invented during "Sunday Tea" chat between maryrenaultfics members, poicale, trueriver, and my_cnnr. Some stories in which he appears are f-locked. However, he is in the following publicly posted fan fiction:
* "Home" by poicale (Aug 2005)
* "Good Boy" by trueriver (Aug 2005) - from Patch's POV
* "Christmas Plans" by fawatson (Dec 2009)
==LiveJournal Account==
On 30 July 2006, a LiveJournal account was started for Patch (at http://patch-odell.livejournal.com/), decorated with a small sketch of a white bull terrier pup with a dark patch over his left eye. On the profile, Patch's birthday is given as 10 January 1947
All told, seven journal entries were made. (All appear to be f-locked.)
Patch has two userpics. The first is based on a photograph of a suitably-coloured bull terrier; the second uses the sketch.
Four people have friended Patch: lorie945, my_cnnr, poicale, and trueriver.
Category:Maryrenaultfics LiveJournal Community
Patd (LiveJournal community)

patd is the first LiveJournal community for Panic! at the Disco fans. Despite the name, "The Official Panic! at the Disco LJ Community", it appears to be an unofficial fan community run by fans.
Types of posts included concert reviews and photos from fans who attended, homemade t-shirts, icons and other graphics, official merch, questions, media interviews, etc. Ryan Ross posted a few times in 2005 with updates about the band. As part of FBR PATD had street teams, whose organizers and members also posted to the comm. RPF was not allowed"Oh and please stop posting slash. There's communities on here for that." , posted by bl00dyvalentine in patd, 1 February 2008. (Accessed 2 June 2021.), though some fans posted promos for RPF communities.
For the first few months of the comm, most of the posts were intro posts that followed a template and included name, age, location, how they heard about the band, whether they had seen the band live, and what other bands they liked. Most of them were teenagers. Many intro posts mentioned hearing about the band from Pete Wentz's blog or FOB message boards. Others mentioned streaming site PureVolume or the FBR CD sampler. A few mentioned seeing Ryan Ross's posts promoting the band on the tightpants livejournal community.Ryan Ross posted pictures of himself wearing tight pants several times in late 2004. , , , No one had seen them live. (The band had done next to no shows in Las Vegas and didn't go on tour until August 2005.)
In July 2005, someone complained, "it feels like everyone in this community are fall out boy fans.
am i the only one that doesn't like them or something?", 15 July 2007.
In 2006, alt_patd was created as a short-lived alternative to the patd comm for "those of us who like Panic! At The Disco and love LJ, but hate having our friends pages raped by paint icons and questions about who's this or that girl in that picture with (guy in the band)." As of 2017, alt_patd had 94 posts and 492 comments.Wayback Machine copy of alt_patd profile, 14 August 2017.
As of early 2013 the patd community had 11,099 posts; 463,110 comments; and 11,732 members.Wayback Machine copy of patd profile page, 14 February 2013. The last post in the community was on December 29, 2013.
File:Patd community.PNG|Posting frequency over time
==References==
Category:Panic! at the Disco Journal Communities
Category:2004
Category:2000s
Patdslashseek

patdslashseek is a popular fic finding community on LiveJournal for Panic! at the Disco slash fanfic. It was actually not the first fic finder created in Panic! fandom; patdficfinder was created a few months before patdslashseek, but never took off (it had a measly 190 posts as of 2017).
It was created a day after a slashatthedisco mod banned fic finding posts:
Disclaimer on the community profile:
As of 2017, patdslashseek had 9,189 posts; 33,832 comments; and 1946 members.
==References==
Category:Panic! at the Disco Journal CommunitiesCategory:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2006
Category:2000s
Paterfamilias

Paterfamilias is Star Trek: TOS story by Jelica Ranelle . 
 
It was published in R & R #11 and Indian Summer and Other Seasons.
==Part of a Trilogy==
* Paterfamilias
* Addendum
* Post Script
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
 Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Paterson Fanzine Library

The Paterson Fanzine Library was a collection of fanzines that was once housed at the Paterson Public Library in New Jersey. Roberta Rogow wrote about collecting zines for the library in Interstat #54 in April 1982. The library consisted of zines that were collected for the purpose of putting together the Trexindex.
In a 1978 LoC to The Alpha Centura Communicator, Rogow said it was the "largest fanzine collection in a public library" and that there were 575 items in the collection.
The Paterson Library was a hotbed of Star Trek activity; it was also the home-base for Memory Alpha Star Trek Club in 1976.
==The Fanzine Reading Room in 1978==
A Piece of the Action #61 issue reported on the Star Trek World Expo Convention had a new feature: the Fanzine Reading Room. 
==A 1978 Account==
From an LoC by Roberta Rogow in The Alpha Centura Communicator v.4 n.4 (December 1978): 
==A 1983 Account==
In 1983 in Universal Translator #20, Rogow wrote: 
A Piece of the Action #61 reports on the Star Trek World Expo Convention and says it had a new feature: the Fanzine Reading Room: 
In November 1982, Rogow wrote that, along with her new job duties, the collection was moved to the Ridgefield Public Library in New Jersey. from Grip #14 }}
==Probably Long Gone==
It is unclear where the fanzine collection now resides; an email to the library asking for information about these zines in 2011 went unanswered. 
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:1978 Zines
Category:Offline SpacesCategory:Print Zine Archives
Path of Fire

Path of Fire is a gen Lancer 196-page novel by AJ Burfield.
The story takes up years after the end of the series. Scott Lancer had left the Lancer ranch years before, so Johnny Madrid Lancer must piece up the pieces alone after the death of his father, Murdoch Lancer.
==Excerpt==
"Springtime was always fickle on Lancer but on this day, the weather cooperated with a bright sun, clear skies and a warm, gentle wind that carried the smell of new grass and ancient oak. As expected, the turnout for the funeral was large. All the hotel rooms in Morro Coyo, Green River, Spanish Wells and as far as Cross Creek were booked full. Every ranch house in the surrounding area graciously opened their doors for the overflow. It was the least they could do to honor a man that had helped shape this valley.
A murmur of voices surrounded the ornate oak casket as everyone assembled for the graveside service. Earlier in the day, the church overflowed with mourners. Now those and more stood to offer their final farewells to Murdoch Lancer with their feet on the very earth he forged into a legend.
All eyes seemed to be on the priest as he thumbed open his bible, but Father Michael realized otherwise. He angled his head for the best focus on God’s words in his hand knowing he would have to work for the assembly’s full attention. Clearing his throat to ensure full projection, he still knew that he would be unable to keep the assemblage’s curious eyes from the single vacant graveside chair and the grieving figure seated beside it."
Category:Lancer
Category:2008 Zines
Pathologic

Pathologic is a survival RPG developed by Ice-Pick Lodge. The player can choose one of three healers and attempt to survive 12 days in a town infested with the "sand plague".
==Fandom==
Pathologic is a smaller fandom. In Russia, the game had a cult following since its release; however the English-speaking fandom didn't take off until the release of hbomberguy's video: Pathologic is Genius, And Here's Why. Before the video's release, there were only 317 works for the fandom on AO3Мор. Утопия | Pathologic works Until 2019-11-21 on AO3, Accessed 20 September 2022., now there are over 2,200.Мор. Утопия | Pathologic works on AO3, Accessed 20 September 2022. 
==Shipping==
The juggernaut ship is Burakhovsky (Artemy Burakh/Daniil Dankovsky), with almost 700 works more than the next pairing, the platonic equivalent between the same characters.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* In Vivo by meradorm
* Old Black Train by mothi
* Just The Beginning by novaeangliae
* Oranges and Lemons by Plaguedboar
===Fanart===
* by daddnunt 
* by ffc1cb
===Fananimation===
* Pathologic Theater Opening - Animatic by Casper Pham
* breezeblocks || pathologic animation by anikэt
==Kink Memes==
* pathologickinkmeme on Dreamwidth
==Meta==
* Pathologic is Genius, And Here's Why by hbomberguy
* Pathologic, For Those Who Will Never Play It. by Codex Entry
* Pathologic Analysis; Themes of a Dying Classic // Анализ Мор.Утопии; Темы Умирающей Классики by Sulmatul
* Dissecting Pathologic 2; Why It's The Best Game of 2019 by Sulmatul
* by carlodivarga-s
==Resources==
* Official Pathologic Wiki
* r/pathologic/ community on Reddit
* Pathologic on TV Tropes
* Мор. Утопия | Pathologic on AO3
* Мор (Утопия) on Ficbook (Книга Фанфиков)
==References==
Pathologic is Genius, And Here's Why

Pathologic is Genius, And Here's Why is a video essay by media critic hbomberguy that dissects the plot of Pathologic, as experienced through the Classic HD version of the game. It is part of Hbomberguy's And Here's Why series. The video summary reads:
As of September 2022, the video has over 6.5 million views and 128 thousand likes. 
==The Video==
===Topics discussed===
*A basic explanation of the game's story
*An in-depth analysis of how the game mechanics make the player feel
*The difference between routes
*Bugs and visuals
*Game design and the purpose of games
*Pathologic Classic vs Pathologic 2
===Structure===
The video has nine parts:
*Part I: What is Pathologic? 3:02
*Part II: Futility & Disempowerment 9:00
**Part II.ii: Day Two 25:29
*Part III: The Writing 40:37
*Part IV: The Jank 56:11
*Part V: The Haruspex or, The Real Pathologic starts here 1:05:54
*Part VI: The Endings 1:21:22
*Part VII: The Changeling Run 1:34:44
*now 1:45:20
*Conclusion 1:52:23
==Reactions & Comments==
===On Tumblr===
===On Reddit===
==Fanworks==
* by anyanp
==References==
Paths I Fear to Tread

Paths I Fear to Tread is a Due South Fraser/Vecchio story by Cara Chapel.
==Parts==
*Follow Without Pride - Mysterious gifts of money lead to old friends... and old enemies. Fraser/Vecchio. AU. Episode-related.
*Breathe Your Breath - A game of cat and mouse in the wild outdoors leads to mayhem and tenderness, but not to a cashier's check. Fraser/Vecchio. AU. Episode-related. PG-13.
*Day of Knowing - Ray Vecchio tries to overcome his doubts and Fraser tries to reclaim his life. Fraser/Vecchio. AU. Episode-related. NC-17.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Paths of Glory

Paths of Glory is a gen Star Trek: TOS Klingon 156-page novel by D.R. "Cat" Ramos. It was originally published as photocopy of handwritten 244-page manuscript. It contains additional illustrations by Raven Livingston.
==Series==
* A Citizen of the Empire
* Chains of Love and Duty 
* In No Space a Home-World 
* Paths of Glory
* Prize of War and Passion
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Paths of the Dead

The Paths of the Dead is a gen 108-page Real Ghostbusters novel by Sheila Paulson. The art is by Sandy Schreiber. 
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "When two teenage boys trigger a spell that strands them in a dangerous realm, the Ghostbusters must go to their rescue, even if it means facing their own fears, faults, and weaknesses -- along with unexpected dangers and ghosts with familiar faces." 
 
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Pathways of Infinity

Pathways of Infinity is a gen multifandom anthology.
==Contents==
* I'll Be Watching You by Dee Beetem (The Real Ghostbusters)
* Possession by Julie Jay (The Real Ghostbusters) 
* Neither Time Nor Time Lord by Autumn Lee (Doctor Who)
* Rescue by John Jay (Blake's 7)
* Droom Invasion by Albert J. Manachino (Doctor Who)
* other unknown content
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines