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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Camelot

The Hitchhiker's Guide to Camelot is a Merlin trailer vid by Chayiana (2:31 min). It was created for the prompt "Advertisement" for vid_the_grid.
About the idea for this trailer chayiana says: "A few days ago I watched valika56 ' s "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trailer in SGA style" for the umpteenth time (it's just fab!), when I got hit on the idea to do the same with Merlin, and valika56 kindly allowed me to steal borrow her idea."chayiana. Merlin vid: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Camelot, 26 August 2010. (Accessed 26 February 2011)
With a main character named Arthur in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, the trailer text is a perfect fit for the Merlin characters, and from the Great Dragon as the "deep voice" to Morgana in a bikini doing absolutely nothing for Uther the vid is hilariously funny.
The trailer ends with the release date September 11, 2010 which was the announced date for the first episode of Merlin series 3.
==Awards==
The vid won the Best in Show Camelot Award in the Special Awards category of The Creative Junkyard Awards Round 7The Creative Junkyard Awards Round 7 - Results. (Accessed 26 February 2011), the Driver Picks The Music Vidding Awards Round 41Driver Picks The Music Vidding Awards - Round 41 Winners. (Accessed 26 February 2011) in the category Most Original and the fanvid_contest Round 2ROUND 2 - AWARDS, 03 December 2010. (Accessed 26 February 2011) in the categories Best Video and Best Editing.
Image:CJA R7merlin.jpg|CJA round 7: "Best in Show Camelot"
Image:DPTM R41original.gif|DPTM round 41: "Most Original"
Image:FC R2video.png|FC R2: "Best Video"
Image:FC R2editing.png|FC R2: "Best Editing"
==References==
Category:Merlin VidsCategory:Gen VidsCategory:2010 Vids
The Hive: Exploring an Online Community

The Hive: Exploring an Online Community is an essay by LS.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfiction 
* much about the history and culture of The Hive, a Mary Russell fan community
* the listserv RUSS-L
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Mary Russell
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Hive (Star Trek: TNG zine)

The Hive is a gen 42-page (A4) novel by Roberta Tennant. 
Its sequel is Hostages to Fortune.
==Summaries==
From the publisher: "One of the very first ST:NG fanzines, published in November 1987, and presented to Jonathan Frakes at his first convention appearance, here in California. An almost identical episode appeared in the Spring. It had of course already been filmed when The Hive was published, so these two versions were conceived independently of each other! 
In this novella, Riker, Data, and Worf are trapped on a dangerous planet ruled by beautiful women. On the Enterprise, Captain Jean-Luc Picard faces a mysterious, deadly illness that strikes down every woman on board, including Dr. Beverly Crusher."
==First?==
In a recent blog discussion, The Hive's status as the first Star Trek: TNG zine was challenged: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1988===
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==References==
 Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Hobbit Coloring Book

The Hobbit Coloring Book is edited by Charlie and Marsha Brown. It has sixteen illustrations and the cover, printed on one side of heavy paper stock. Cover and one plate by Tim Kirk.
For similar creations, see Coloring Book.
Other artists:
*Dian Pelz
*Bjo Trimble
*Mike Gilbert (2 plates)
*Bonnie Bergstrom (2 plates)
*Bernie Zuber
*Steve Stiles
*Don Simpson
*Eddie Jones
*George Barr (2 plates)
*Joni Stopa
*Mike Symes
*Howie Green
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:Coloring Books
Category:Art Zines
Category:1969 Zines
The Hobbit Kink Meme

The Hobbit Kink Meme is a kink meme for The Hobbit fandom, hosted on Livejournal. A large amount of the prompt fills appear to center on the characters Bilbo Baggins and Thorin Oakenshield in various pairings. The kink meme was created in December 2012. It has 481 members. The last official posting was in March 2016, but prompts continued being filled and requested into 2024.
The Hobbit Kink Meme has a total of 19 Prompt Posts specifically for The Hobbit where requestors could comment with their prompts. It also had one Prompt Post for other Tolkien stories that were not set in the timeline of the Hobbit (or with Hobbit characters), and two RPF Prompt Posts. Anyone reading the prompt could then fill it in additional comments in the thread. Many, but not all, of the prompts posted were NSFW.
Category:The Hobbit
Category:Meme Journal Communities
Category:Tolkien Communities
Category:2012 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
The Hobbit Slash Archive

The Hobbit Slash Archive is an archive for slash fanfiction involving the pairing of hobbits Sam/Frodo and Merry/Pippin by various authors.
The page is linked to from the Bit of Light website as a "new archive for Frodo/Sam and Merry/Pippin".Bit of Light: Links. (Accessed 10 July 2012)
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:2000s
The Hogwarts Express

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The Hogwarts Express is a gen anthology.
Issue 1 is an A5 sized booklet, was published in July 2010 and contains 32 pages. It was released in both print as well as PDF format. The editors hoped to release the zine on a regular basis, but to date only one issue has been published.
Contents:
*Horoscopes by Sybill Trelawney!
*Ads for Chocolate Frogs & Every Flavour Beans
*A recipe for Hagrid's rock cakes...
*other unknown contents
Submissions sought for future issues
*Fake articles from The Quibbler, Daily Prophet and other wizarding periodicals, covering such topics as Quidditch League news, interviews with famous wizards, opinion pieces on the latest Ministry legislature on werewolves, etc.
*Essays by various wizarding academics or Hogwarts students, along the lines of Mary Borsellino's Fantastic Beasts: A two-parchment essay for Care of Magical Creatures by SB. 
*Recipies e.g. "Molly's Home-made Butterbeer", "Draught of Living Death", etc. (It can be tongue-in-cheek, or something we can actually make!)
*Jokes. "A hag, troll and leprechaun walk into a bar..."
*HP-themed puzzles, maybe a crossword puzzle you might see in the Daily Prophet, or a wordsearch, even some kind of HP-inspired math puzzle!
*Rita Skeeter's Gossip Column, classified ads
*We are also keen for non-fiction items like editorials, essays or even reviews.
*Adverts for such things as Ogden's Old Firewhiskey;
*Comics;
*Doodles and illustrations - stand alone, or to complement written works.
File:Hogwarts2.jpg|Close up of one of the pages
File:Hogwarts.jpg|print copies of the zine in a box
Category:Harry Potter Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The Holding Pen

The Holding Pen is a The Big Valley fanfiction archive hosted on Angelfire, that was active until 2006. It had 52 contributing authors and over 100 fanworks. 
File:The Holding Pen 2.PNG|Screen capture of The Writing Corral, the writers index on The Holding Pen
File:The Holding Pen 3.PNG|Screen capture of The Paddock, an area for featured fanfiction on The Holding Pen
Category:Gen Archives
Category:The Big Valley
Category:Angelfire
Category:2000s
The Hole in the Deck Gang

The Hole in the Deck Gang was a registry of fans volunteering to work as gofers at fan run conventions. It was run by the editors of boojums Press who also published The Hole in the Deck Gang Newsletter.
Comments from a former member: 
==References==
Category:1970s Communities
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Communities
The Holmwood Foundation

The Holmwood Foundation is a narrative fiction podcast telling a sequel story to the novel Dracula .
==Fandom==
Even before the first episode came out (and in the months since, with only the pilot out) there's an active fandom for it on Tumblr.
The creators maintain an active account on tumblr and regularly interact with fans (even collaborate in making art and memes).
===Memes===
* Jeremy Disapproves
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by see-arcane, 2025
* by alyona11, 2024
===Memes===
* by sherezades, 2024
===Meta===
* -- fandom pitch by skeletonsloverockcandy, posted 9 November 2024
*https://www.tumblr.com/starlitartworks/764702942163025920/okay-so-im-still-going-feral-over-the-holmwood?source=share
===Other===
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==Links==
*The Holmwood Foundation (podcast) on AO3
*#The Holmwood Foundation tag on Tumblr
==References==
Holmwood Foundation, The
*Holmwood Foundation,The
The Hols of CI5

The Hols of CI5 is a 116-page gen and slash Professionals anthology of holiday fic.
The art is by Kate Nuernberg, Sheila Paulson, Pat Cash, Daphne Hamilton, Vicki Brinkmeier, Karen Eaton, and Teresa Court. The cartoons are by Karen Eaton and Adrian Morgan.
Some stories were published in Other Times and Places I and III and Chalk and Cheese #4 and #6.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
==Series==
It is part of a series of themed zines:
* The Hols of CI5 - holiday focus (1991)
* Brit Shriek! - supernatural focus (1992)
* Holiday Shrieks - holidays and supernatural focus (1993)
==The Proposed Second Issue==
From a 1992 submission request in Zine Scene: 
This second issue did not occur and the submissions to the second issue of Brit Shriek! and "The Hols of CI5" were instead diverted to Holiday Shrieks. From the editorial of that zine: 
==Contents==
* Editorial 
* To Sir, with Love by Jatona P. Walker (slash) (1)
* Death by Delight by LST (slash) (8)
* Chocolate Bandit by Ellis Ward (slash) (11)
* Fish out of Water by Alys Sanders (slash) (25)
* You and Me, Bodie by Stew (slash) (31)
* Dragon Slayers, Ltd. by Terence (from the Building to Last Universe) (slash) (47)
* Beltaine by Susan Douglass (the fifth story in her Silent Lily sequence set in an historical setting and featuring Raimond, a slave whose tongue was cut out, making him the Silent Lily, and Guillaume, a soldier who loves him. Previous stories were published in Other Times and Places #1 and #3 and Chalk and Cheese #4 and #6. A sequel is in Other Times and Places #2.) (slash) (53)
* Snake in the Garden by Natasha Berry (slash) (63)
* Heatwave by Janet Walker (gen) (67)
* Delayed Justice by Sue Wells (sequel to "Seeking Justice" in Chalk and Cheese #7) (gen) (83)
* Lions and Tigers and Mice, Oh, My! by Debra Hicks (DangerMouse crossover) (slash) (91)
* In for a Penny by Lily (slash) (99)
* Burns, Baby, Burns by Esther Reese (gen) (105)
* Best Seat in the House by Linda Terrell (gen) (109)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:hols-1.jpg|Sheila Paulson
Image:hols-2.jpg|Daphne Hamilton
Image:hols-3.jpg|Karen Eaton
Image:hols-4.jpg|Vicki Brinkmeier
Image:hols-5.jpg|Daphne Hamilton
Image:hols-6.jpg|Pat Cash
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Holy Quail

The Holy Quail is a Star Trek: TOS 4-page zine by Joyce Yasner. The art was by Cara Sherman.
While it was intended to be a series, there was only one issue.
The zine consists of a short editorial, several small illos, a long poem, and a You Are Receiving This Zine Because page.
==About==
From an ad in Masiform D #3: "HOLY QUAIL. A fanzine of satire and criticism. First issue contains an anti-Kraith poem, editorial, cartoons. Seeking contributions. 15 [cents], contributions, exchange or review."
Joyce Yasner writes: "A few years ago, some of you may remember, I published a tiny one shot called 'The Holy Quail,' the main purpose of which was to publish a horrid little poem I'd written and to get in a few swipes at the Kraith people." from the editorial of Eel-Bird Banders' Bulletin #1 
==Editorial the Zine==
==Excerpts of the Poem==
==Sample Gallery==
 
Image:quail1.jpg|illo detail, the caption: "Christ. What a way to make a living!"
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Image:quail5.jpg|illo detail, the caption: "To Dad. I am a...uh... well today...ah... is this really necessary? I find it highly confusing."
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:1973 Zines
The Holy Trinity of Korean Novels

"The Holy Trinity" is a name used by fans of Korean novels to refer to either: 
# Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint, The Trash of the Count's Family, and The S-Class Heroes that I Raised, three prominent Korean novels with particularly large Western slash fandoms.
# Kim Dokja, Cale Henituse, and Han Yoojin, the protagonists of these three novels, who have several traits in common.
==Explanation==
All three novels are extremely popular among Western slash fans as well as in both Korean and international fandom in general. Additionally, all are in the process of being adapted as webcomics.
The three protagonists share many traits in common: all are self-sacrificing to a fault, all become caregivers for multiple people over the course of the plot, all have low opinions of themselves, and all have at least one ambiguous relationship with another male character.
Fans frequently create crossover art and fanfiction featuring the protagonists meeting, interacting, or being compared to one another. Fans of one of the novels will often be recommended the other two. Novel Updates Forum: Similar Novels Like Trash of the Count's Family
==External Links==
*The holy trinity of the Korean novels community. (the fujoshi side ofc)
*The HOLY TRINITY of Novels and Manhwa Explained
==References==
Holy Trinity of Korean Novels
The Home Ground

The Home Ground is a Kirk/Spock story by Alice West.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #7.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk struggles with his despair over Spockʼs inablilty to at first remember, and then feel, the love they knew before Spockʼs death." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===2021===
 
==References==
 
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Home for Deryni Lovers

The Home for Deryni Lovers was a small tribute site for Katherine Kurtz's Deryni books. Its owner's name was Angelica.
The main page said:Welcome !
My name is Angelica, and I have loved Katherine Kurtz's work
since the first time I read it back in 1989. Since then I have
collected all of her books, and currently have at least 3 copies
of each title of her Deryni series (one hard cover, one paperback,
and one unread). I have begun this page for fellow fans, and to 
help others gain an appreciation for these wonderful books.The site included the following pages:
* The Home for Deryni Lovers (main page)
* My Favorites (a brief description of her favourite in the series) 
* The Haldane Geneology ("Please note that this is not a complete geneology, it only follows the King's line. This work was taken from the Codex Derynianus...") 
* The MacRorie Family 
* A Short Biography of Katherine Kurtz
==Site History==
The site was originally within Lilith's Dark Domain (http://members.fortunecity.com/liliths_childe/ The website was called "Lilith Child's Dark Domain" on the index page, though the index page itself was called "Lilith Child's Dark Manor". However, the Deryni material was later moved to http://www.fortunecity.co.uk/jodrellbank/forbidden/69/. (There was an automatic redirect on some of the pages.)
==References==
Category:Deryni
category:FortuneCity
The Homecoming (Battlestar Galactica zine)

You may be looking for the Starsky & Hutch novel Homecoming (Starsky and Hutch zine)
The Homecoming is a gen Battlestar Galactica 143-page novel by Fran Severn. The cover is by Matt Busch, and the zine is digest-sized.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
Category:1990 Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
The Homestuck Epilogues

The Homestuck Epilogues is a continuation of Homestuck described by creators as "dubiously canon." Unlike the original webcomic, the epilogues are written in prose by Andrew Hussie, Cephied_Variable and ctset with additional contributions by Lalo Hunt and Aysha U. Farah.
It was followed by another sequel, Homestuck^2: Beyond Canon.
==Synopsis==
===Characters===
==Fandom==
===Controversy===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
=== Animatics ===
* evil - homestuck epilogues animatic by holless
===Meta===
==Links & Resources==
==References==
Category:Homestuck
The Homophobic Remix Rag

The Homophobic Remix Rag is a post by metamiri made in reply to The Mission Report Challenge, a Stargate Atlantis challenge that was issued at sga_flashfic by Cesperanza on August 21, 2006.
The opening paragraph: "Given the recent defenses of CC in HP invoking bricolage and intertextuality, it was with some manic giggling (and not a small bit of head-desking) that I saw the exchanges on SGA Flashfic about the latest
Not-Remix (except where it sort of is one) Mission Report Challenge.""
The essay, and the post it was in response to, was written just over two weeks after The Cassandra Claire Plagiarism Debacle, and plagiarism, intertextuality, and bricolage was heavy on many fans' minds. 
Despite the provocative title, besides a few mentions of some fans being worried about their fic getting a McShep spin, there isn't a lot about homophobia in the essay or the comments.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fannish norms and manners
* asking permission before remixing fanfic, writing sequels to fanfic, or otherwise using a fanfic as a springboard to another fanfic
* opt-in and opt-out permissions
* the differences between pro writers and fan writers in regards to gossip, hurt feelings, monetary and other compensation
* egoboo
* some fans' feeling of "ownership" over minor characters and the fanon they have created for them
* remixing
* the perception some fans had of others' homophobia regarding gen stories being written as slash
* TPTB and rights of pro writers
* the Writercon Kerfuffle
* Anne Rice and You're Interrogating the Text from the Wrong Perspective
* tensions between writers and readers
* the Fanfic Symposium
* writing as perceived concrit
* the pairing that ate Stargate Atlantis fandom: McShep
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from Comments at the Essay==
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==References==
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Stargate Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The Honeymoon to Baskerville

The Honeymoon to Baskerville is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Airinya (愛琳屋). It's Sherlock/John, rated R-18.
Image:HoneymoontoBaskerville.jpg|cover
Image:HoneymoontoBaskerville-back.jpg|back cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:2012 Fanfiction
The Honorable Sacrifice

The Honorable Sacrifice is a 92-page gen McCoy-centric novel by Beverly Zuk. It had a run of 300 issues.
==Summaries and Descriptions==
From a flyer: 
From an ad in Datazine #21: 
 
==Gallery==
Image:honorable1.jpg 
Image:honorable2.jpg| "Ms. Zuk, who is also an artist, has created four designs reminiscent of medieval wood-block prints to alternate at the head of each chapter. As the story changes location or subject, the designs also change from ship to fortress to snow storm to an armored figure mounted on a kuri. The last are an sf creation worthy of note: winged beasts of burden who play an unexpected role in the story's denouement. In addition to the repeating block prints (these are, by the way, especially suited for mimeo reproduction), there are six full-page illos printed offset. Though all are good, I found a montage of Spock and Scott particularly satisfying." from Universal Translator #17 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1982===
===1983===
===1987===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Hooded Man

* The Hooded Man, a Robin of Sherwood anthology by Jeanine Hennig and Linda Knights 
* The Hooded Man, a Robin of Sherwood anthology by Sheila Willis
* The Hooded Man, a compilation of Robin of Sherwood stories culled from Airwaves and "the UK zine of the same name" (the latter may be The Hooded Man, a Robin of Sherwood zine of unknown content, subtitled, "A Robin of Sherwood Special")
*The Hooded Man, a Robin of Sherwood convention (2014-)
The Hooded Man (Robin of Sherwood anthology by Hennig and Knights)

See The Hooded Man for more articles with this title. 
 
The Hooded Man (on the cover: "A Tale of Robin i' th' Hood") is a 244-page gen Robin of Sherwood anthology of fiction published in the US. 
The Hooded Man and The Hooded Man #2 were published in 1988 under one cover. It is heavily illustrated with black and white artwork, 5 pages of titles, editorial, and poetry quotations of Gary Moore.
It contains a Robin of Sherwood novel (102 pages) by Jeanine Hennig and a script-version (122 pages) by Linda Knights and Jeanine Hennig. This story is a continuation of the Robin of Sherwood story — a fan written 4th season which also brings back Michael Praed's Robin. Some of it also appears in Airwaves Robin of Sherwood Special.
 
==Some Ads==
In an ad in Homosapien 3, the zine was listed as the following: "The Hooded Man: A Robin of Sherwood" zine, 2 issues currently available featuring the 'Erenelle' series of stories by Denyse Bridger, issue 3 due out early 1991, further issues planned."
In an ad in Quarterstaff #6: "The Hooded Man- RoS novella by Jeanine Hennig. Who bears the mantle of the Sacred King? What would bring Marion from her chosen sanctuary of Halsted Priory. What man would make Guy of Gisburne fall from his horse? Against whom would the Sheriff study black magic? Who would cheat the greatest enemy? Whose hands will Albion return to - and turn against? What presence could tear Robin Hood's outlaw band apart - for good? And who holds the final power of Herne's Silver Arrow? Includes a screenplay by Linda Knights and Jeanine Hennig. Art by Jenni. 250 pages."
==References==
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Hooded Man (Robin of Sherwood anthology by Willis)

The Hooded Man is a 118-page gen Robin of Sherwood anthology edited by Sheila Willis. 
The front cover is by Karen River. It contains black and white interior art by Denise Hable, Jean C., Carole McPherson and John Hazzard.
This was the first Robin of Sherwood zine to have a color cover. 
==Contents==
* Secrets by Wilma Vissage (4)
* The Bride by Winston A. Howlett (56)
* The Temple Parts 1 & 2 by Winston A. Howlett (59)
* Of a Mind by L.A. Carr (84)
* A Killing Frost part 1 by Julia Ecklar (The entire story is in A Killing Frost and Forge of the Creator.) (99)
 
==Sample Interior==
 
File:Hoodedmanwillis-1.jpg|Denise Hable
File:Hoodedmanwillis-2.jpg|Jean C. (fan artist)
File:Hoodedmanwillis-3.jpg|Carole McPherson
 
File:Hoodedmanwillis-4.jpg|John Hazzard
File:Hoodedmanwillis-5.jpg|John Hazzard
File:Hoodedmanwillis-6.jpg|John Hazzard
File:Hoodedmanwillis-7.jpg|Jean C. (fan artist)
File:Hoodedmanwillis-8.jpg |Jean C. (fan artist)
 
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Hooded Man (Robin of Sherwood anthology compiled from Airwaves)

The Hooded Man is a gen Robin of Sherwood 170-page anthology of previously printed fiction.
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "Hooded Man (Airwaves issue) is the first of a series of compilation stories about Robin of Sherwood (Locksley and Hunting ton) from the UK zine of the same name as well as those originally printed in Airwaves."
At least two issues were published featuring the 'Erenelle series by Denyse Bridger,' with a third issue planned for early 1991.
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines