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The Fire Bringer

The Fire Bringer is a Libertarian newsletter published in the 1970s by Myrna Culbreath. 
Culbreath would go on to later professionally publish four Star Trek novels with her co-author Sondra Marshak along with the two editions of Star Trek: The New Voyages, a collection of professionally published fan fiction. She was also involved in co-writing Star Trek Lives!, an early analysis of the Star Trek fan phenomenon, published in 1975, two years after David Gerrold's The World of Star Trek.
The Fire Bringer had essays, ads, updates on other subscribers, and articles about taxation. 
Issue n.1 v.5 (also called the "Special Spock Reprint Edition) (January 1974) contains a famous article called "The Spock Premise," that tries to explain Spock's appeal to female viewers. A version of this article was included in Star Trek Lives!. This issue also includes several letters from Gene Roddenberry.
 
==Some Descriptions==
From Star Trek Lives!: 
Boldly Writing offers the following description:
==The Special Star Trek Reprint Edition==
Culbreath reprinted the Star Trek portions of the issue in January 1974 in order to include letters from Gene Roddenberry praising her newsletter along with a lengthy - and somewhat rambling - editorial about her awestruck experience of the newsletter being recommended by Gene Roddenberry at Vul-Con 1. 
The issue reprints 4 letters from Gene Roddenberry (some undated, some dating to 1973) along with Culbreath's replies. 
It also reprinted the "Spock Premise" article (although the article was actually titled: "Reviews of Art and Achievement: Star Trek: The Man Who Invented a Universe: The Universe He Invented: Star Trek and the Spock Premise.") 
A second article, also written by Culbreath, reviewed the commercial book The Making of Star Trek by Stephen Whitfield.
==Excerpts from the "Spock Premise"==
:"He is Spock.
:He is the essence of Star Trek.
:He is the alien we love, the man more unknown than any foreigner, more remote than any race-and yet more admirable than any man.
:If we can love Spock, there may be hope for us yet.
:And we do love him." 
 
==Gallery==
 Image:firebringer1.jpg| front cover of the original printing of v.1 n.5 
 Image:firebringer2.jpg| first page of the 'Spock Premise' article from v.1 n.5 
 File:Firebringer1n5.jpg| front page of the 1974 reprint of v.1 n.5 with the now shorter article title 'The Spock Premise'
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Fire Eternal

The Fire Eternal is an X-Files story by Marisa Golini.
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative sometime before June 1994, and was one of the first stories posted there. See List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction for similar works.
The introduction to Machine of Intention mentions this story: "Note: Timeline wise, this story occurs after "Gemma" (1 and 2) and before "Sam-I-Am" and the soon to be uploaded "The Fire Eternal". All other stories occur in an alternate time-line in the multiverse."
==Author's Summary==
==Author's Notes==
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Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Fire Give In to the Sun

The Fire Give In to the Sun is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Resch.
 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #7.
 
==Summary==
"Scientist Richard Delmar has vanished on the planet Sigma Gamma U. Science Officer Spock and a select crew go to the rescue - and vanish, as well. Kirk follows - but the Spock he encounters is far different from the Science Officer he knows so well. And this Spock is on an obsessive quest of his own - a quest that James Kirk discovers he must follow, as well."
 
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===1989===
===1994===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Fire Series

The Fire series is a series of two Professionals slash stories written by Elspeth Leigh. 
The series sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
The first story in the series is Firewalls and was published in Night Music in B and D. The second is story Firestorm and was published in Motet #3.
Reviewers summary: "Firewalls and its sequel Firestorm are set in the computer age – our lads have all grown up. Only of course they didn't leave home, they moved in together, and they stayed with CI5. This is a nice look at what it might be like, with some great flashbacks just to remind us how it is." review at rec50 dated June 29, 2006.
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Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Fire They Bear

The Fire They Bear is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Cori Lannam.
Summary: While guarding the wedding ceremony of a king to a princess, Qui-Gon begins to re-evaluate his decision to delay making Obi-Wan his lover. 
Author's note: 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Fire This Time

The Fire This Time is a Fraser/Vecchio story by Ruth Devero.
It is the third in the Poker Night series and is a sequel to Thief of Hearts. It appeared in the print zine Due Frisky 4.
The story was translated into Chinese by Xiva.彼时之火, archived 22 October 2003 by the Wayback Machine.
 
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Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Fire and the Rose (Beauty and the Beast art)

The Fire and the Rose is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) illustration by Beth Blighton.
There were 250 copies of the original printed. It measures 11x17.
 
It was sometimes referred to as "Tarzan" or "Tarzan Vincent."
 
==The Warrior Series==
* The Fire and the Rose (#1)
* Blaze of Glory (#2)
* untitled (#3)
==Some Cosplay Based on This Art==
Stu Shef, a Vincent Wells cosplayer, based some of his presentations on Beth Blighton's art. "The Fire and the Rose" (along with "Blaze of Glory") was one of them. "I created a set to mimic Beth Blighton's Tarzan Vinnie." -- from Winterfest Interview with Stu Shef 
==Presented to Ron Perlman==
At the November 1990 Creation Con in New York City, one Blighton presented this racy illo of Vincent Wells to Ron Perlman while he was on stage: 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:1990 Fanart
The Firebird Suite

The Firebird Suite is a Highlander series by Kellie Matthews.
Pairings are Duncan/Methos and Duncan/Methos/Amanda. An 88 printed copy of the first 5 stories is archived in the Escapade Fanzine Library.
==Stories==
# As Long as You Burn
# Phoenix
# Playing With Fire
# Stirring the Embers
# Trick or Treat
# Feet of Clay (also a sequel to Everything Must Change)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Poly Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
The Firefly that Loved Metallica

The Firefly that Loved Metallica is a Wincest story written by fleshflutter.
While it is perhaps not her most recommended work, those who do rec it are deeply enthusiastic: "Dude - totally unique. Not just cute and sweet and good writing, but so totally unique. That's impressive."Rec by ou_peachus. (Accessed 13 Nov 2011) The story is in the process of being translated into Russian Russian translation website. (Accessed 13 Nov 2011) and was translated into Chinese in 2008.Chinese blog from 2008 (Accessed 13 Nov 2011).
Summary: "In which Sam has a bottle full of soul. Sam manages to get Dean’s soul back from the crossroads demon but getting that soul back to Dean isn’t nearly as simple as he thought it would be."
The story is available in podfic format, read by dodificus. One artist was so inspired by the podfic version of the story to create art: "After listening to the story, the image of Dean's tiny pink firefly soul trapped in a Whiskey bottle was firmly stuck in my mind. The only way to get it out again was to put it into art. Seriously guys, if you love Sam/Dean and have for whatever inconceivable reason never read that story, go do so now. It's gonna leave you with warm happy fuzzies at the end. :D"lightthesparks Art Post. (Accessed 13 Nov 2011)
File:PosterFirefly.jpg|artwork for "The Firefly That Loved Metallica," artist: lightthesparks
File:PosterFireflyBottle.jpg|another poster for Firefly," artist: lightthesparks
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==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
The Firesign Theater

The Firesign Theater was an American surreal comedy group. It is likely the first ever all-audio fandom. The members were Peter Bergman, Philip Proctor, Phil Austin, and David Ossman.
Firesign Theater's totally insane, no-holds-barred genius graced the airwaves of underground and community radio via live shows and a series of commercial recordings endlessly played in college dorm rooms beginning in 1968.
As the Los Angeles Times put it upon the death of Firesigner Phil Austin: In dorm rooms across the country in the late 1960s and early 1970s, sometimes through a haze of pot smoke, a recording could be heard that sounded like an old-time radio detective show mixed with Eastern mysticism.
Firesign Theater was influenced by The Goon Show. They had a huge fandom, which produced art, fan fiction, zines (including Four-Alarm Firesignal) and other fanworks.
There is fandom crossover with Welcome to Night Vale. Phil Austin, Peter Bergman, David Ossman and Philip Proctor were an important influence on Fink and Cranor, as is heartwarmingly obvious to Firesign fans who tune in to Night Vale. The release of The Thrilling Adventure Hour/Welcome to Night Vale Crossover in October 2014 contributed substantially to the sense of deja vu among older listeners. Night Vale also has elements of ZBS Media's Jack Flanders adventures, which began with The Fourth Tower of Inverness in 1972.
==Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Radio
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Firestorm Series

Firestorm and its sequels are eight Lois and Clark stories by Irene Dutch, futurefic focusing mainly on the activities of the children of Clark Kent and Lois Lane who become superheroes in their own right, and on Firestorm, a time travelling descendent who helps make their birth possible. The series was well-received within this fandom, and almost all of the stories won or were nominated for Kerth Awards in their respective years. Descriptions in italics are from the Lois & Clark Fanfic Archive:
* Firestorm (1999); What if ... one of Lois and Clark's descendants came from the future to help with a minor scientific problem even Dr Klein couldn't solve? This excellent and engrossing story, from a new writer, introduces a new Super-hero. (Kerth winner)
* Brocolli Dancing (1999); In this charming sequel to the author's "Firestorm," we get a glimpse of Lee's early years, and begin to understand her distrust of Grandfather Clark. (This story is also included as a chapter of Starfire and Sunstorm)
* Starfire and Sunstorm (1999); This sequel to the author's "Firestorm" chronicles the growing-up years of Lois and Clark's four children. (Kerth winner)
* Solar Eclipse (2000); This story, which is a sequel/prequel to the author's "Firestorm" and "Starfire and Sunstorm," is a next generation story, focusing primarily on Jon Kent as he juggles a plot by the Russian mob, his attraction to his FBI bodyguard, and the secret life of a super-family. (Kerth winner)
* Gale Force Winds (2000); This sequel to the author's "Firestorm," "Starfire and Sunstorm" and "Solar Eclipse" is a next generation story focusing on Vicky Kent. (Kerth winner)
* Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt (2001); In this wonderful sequel to "Firestorm" and "Starfire and Sunstorm," Marty Kent finds herself falling in love. But is it a love too good to be true? (Kerth nominee)
* Hiding in the Shadows (2001); In this sequel to "Beyond a Shadow of a Doubt," Marty is forced to deal with the aftermath of a horrible ordeal. Can the love of those around her help her through it? (Kerth nominee)
* Timestorm (2001); When Lee (aka Firestorm) is born, Jimmy knows it'll be impossible to pretend he hadn't fallen in love with her older incarnation when they'd been brought together by H.G. Wells. But as we know, nothing can stop two people who are destined for each other from being together, even if it means doing a bit of time traveling themselves. A direct sequel to the author's "Firestorm." (Kerth nominee)
Category:Lois and ClarkCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎Category:2000 Fanfiction‎Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The First Collar

The First Collar is a slash BDSM novel by Xanthe. It was posted to LiveJournal in 12 parts in March 2010Xanthe. Fic: The First Collar - 1/12, 16 March 2010. (Accessed 25 June 2011) and became available as a 164-page zine in May 2010.
In June 2010, Xanthe wrote: 
==Summaries==
Author's summary: Gibbs is a top with a desperate need to atone for his past mistakes and a habit of collaring the members of his team. Tony is a sub who distrusts all tops and has never yet agreed to wear any top’s collar, not even in play. Sparks fly when they meet for the first time – but will Gibbs be able to protect Tony from a past that is rapidly catching up with him, and will Tony ever trust Gibbs enough to wear his collar?
Comment from Agent With Style: "This gripping novel by Xanthe is set in her BDSM universe where everybody is bisexual and identifies as sexually dominant or submissive. It is a prequel to her NCIS/Stargate: Atlantis crossover, 'Hiding in Plain Sight' and is easily enjoyed without having read any of the other tales in this universe."
==Goodreads Reviews==
:For the fannish reaction to reviews about fanfic at Goodreads see Some Topics Regarding Reviews of Fanfiction Posted at Goodreads
==References==
Category:NCIS Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The First Dream of the New Year

The First Dream of the New Year is a Kirk/Spock story by Lyon.
It was published in the print zine KSX #1.
==Summary==
"While Kirk is stranded on a planet during an ion storm, Spock is unable to sleep from missing his lover and decides to create a fantasy to make love to until Kirkʼs return."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1997===
===2007===
===2011===
==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The First Duty

The First Duty is a long slash novel by Sue and Sal originating in BBC's Colditz, with pairings of Player/Carrington and Ulmann/Kommandant. The zine is 234 pages long. It includes a list of cast members, a glossary, and a brief guide to the origins and events of the Second World War. The authors put an impressive amount of time, research, and work into this story and the result is well worth all the effort.
The novel was later released to the net and is available at The Android's Dungeon and was also available at Slash Cotillion, the historical slash archive.
From a 1994 flyer: "PLEASE NOTE THAT LIKE ALL CREVICHON PRESS PUBLICATIONS THIS ZINE CONTAINS EXPLICIT HOMOSEXUAL REFERENCES. DO NOT ORDER IF THIS IS NOT THE SORT OF FICTION YOU ENJOY."
==Summary==
Summary: "Based on the BBC TV Series 'Colditz', this long single story (twenty two chapters) tells of the friendships and relationships that develop amongst the prisoners and their captors in Nazi Germany's famous 'escape-proof' fortress."Slash Cotillion, 2003 version via Wayback. (Accessed 09 November 2009)
Summary from the author's page: "Between May 27th and June 4th, 1940, a flotilla of seven hundred vessels of all shapes and sizes evacuated almost 350,000 Allied officers and men from the beaches of Dunkirk. For those who were not able to get away - or who were already prisoners of the Germans - a long and tedious captivity was just beginning." 
==Author Notes==
From the author's notes:
==Reaction and Reviews==
One German reviewer said in her comments: 
A review in German: 
==References==
Category:Colditz
Category:1996 Zines
The First Level of Hell

The First Level of Hell is a Kirk/Spock story by Carlin Rae Thorne. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #13 and also in Speed of Light... & other K/S stories.
The covers of Naked Times #13 are from this story.
 
==Summary==
"On a drunken binge after Miramaneeʼs death, Kirk makes a deal with an artist to transport the man to an uninhabited world in exchange for a picture that will give him “happiness."
==Excerpt==
 
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===1987===
===1994===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The First Order of the Jedi Knights (Intergalactic)

The First Order of the Jedi Knights (Intergalactic) is one of the first known (first?) Star Wars fan club. 
It published a monthly newsletter, The Force, and members received a membership card.
From an ad in Eagle: 1: "A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the Jedi Knights lived and fought. They are long dead (or are they?), but their memory lives on. The First Order of the Jedi Knights (Intergalactic) is dedicated to investigating the Force and rediscovering the mythos of the original Jedi Knights. Founded 25 May, 1977, it is also the oldest known STAR WARS fan club. You can become a member -- and have The Force with you -- 12 times a year!"
From the editorial of The Force #1: 
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category:1971 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face is a 67-page novella written by Sharon Emily. It is based on movies 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' and 'Stranger from Venus' (with a bit of Vulcan mysticism thrown in,) and a variation on a theme originated by Harry Bates in the short story, 'Farewell To the Master.'
There were 256 numbered copies printed.
This story was originally printed in The Other Side of Paradise #1 (Jan. 1976) with illos by Signe Landon. The standalone version is identical in content, including the illos, to the one printed in "The Other Side of Paradise." 
Note from the author from the zine's last page: "The outline and rough draft of this novella was first conceived about ten years ago as a single unit -- when first I became victim to 'Klaatu's' magnetism. Therefore, it's more accurate to say that 'my' Sarek is a Kaltro-like hero.."
This story was one of the subjects of the essays The Right of Fanzine Reviewing: Part 1 by Sharon Emily and The Right of Fanzine Reviewing: Part 1 by M.J. Fisher in August 1976.
==Gallery==
Image:First_Time_Ever.jpg|front cover by Signe Landon
Image:firsttimeart.jpg|inside art by Signe Landon
Image:everisaw.jpg|inside page showing art and sample text
 
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==References==
Category:The Day the Earth Stood Still
Category:Stranger from Venus
Category:1976 Zines
The First Time I Loved Forever (Beauty and the Beast zine)

The First Time I Loved Forever is a het 248-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) Vincent/Catherine anthology of stories that "focus entirely on the erotic/sensual implications of Vincent and Catherines first time." 
It was a charity zine to benefit the Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Alliance.
The cover is by Sandy Shelton, the collage by Terrie Milliman. There are 20 pages of unnumbered interior art by Sandy Tew, Angelique van der Kaat, Kyle Sariff, and Lynn Wright. With some of the art, it is unclear who the artist is as it is not specifically credited.
The zine includes romantic poetry by Janice Keenan and Angelique van der Kaat.
==Contents==
* The First Time I Loved Forever, song lyrics
* Your Love is Where I'll Go by Jo Fredericks (A first time for Vincent and Catherine.) (1)
* The Beginning by Janice Keenan (14)
* The Empty Box by Pat King (15)
* Revelation by Angelique van der Kaat (poem) (24)
* Shades of Grey Redrawn by Cathy Moran (25)
* Softly Spoken Words by Janice Keenan (48)
* Let It Snow by Pat King (49)
* When My World Divides and Shatters by Jo Fredericks (A first time for Vincent and Catherine.) (61)
* Melt by Vissy (an AU episode expansion of 1.14 'The Alchemist', What happened after Catherine reached Vincent in "The Alchemist" while Paracelsus' drug was still in his system?) (84)
* The Other Woman by Janice Keenan (99)
* No More Talk of Darkness by Trisha Kehoe (100)
* Glorious Companion by Angelique van der Kaat (poem) (136)
* Trial by Fire by Teri (Takes place six weeks after Vincent's nightmare at the catacombs.) (137)
File:firsttimei-1.jpg| unknown
File:firsttimebb-1.jpg|Kyle Sarrif
File:firsttimebb-2.jpg|Sandy Tew
File:firsttimebb-3.jpg|Sandy Tew
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Category:Charity Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Fission of Silence

The Fission of Silence is a gen 125-page novel written by Jennifer Wilson-Gross (aka Pough) and focuses on the character of Daniel Jackson and the friendship between Daniel and all of SG-1. Approximately 100,000 words with color covers and b/w interior artwork. Cover art and interior artwork by Sazz. 
 
==Summary==
==Editorial and Author's Notes==
 
==Awards==
*2003 Stargate Fan Fiction Awards - Best Stargate Gen Story Available in a Zine
*2004 FanQ Winner - Best Stargate Gen Standalone Zine
==Sample Interior==
Image:fission-1.jpg
Image:fission-2.jpg
Image:fission-3.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Five Archive

The Five Archive was an archive of Doctor Who fanfiction centered on the Fifth Doctor. 
==Authors==
*Colin Thornby
*Anne Ellis
*Mark Simpson
*Janie M.
*Versaphile
*Bimo
*Peri88
*Enola Jones
*The Rani
*Alan Smithee
*B.K. Willis
*FallenAngel2210
*Sarah MC
*Ron Mallett
*Clive May
*Keith Topping
*Alden Bates
*Kevin Litten
*SparksJSH
*Annie B.
*XXX
*Kellie
*Paul Scoones
*Mireille
*Steve Lake
*Darcy
*Lisa G.
*jujube
*Alan Taylor
*Snakeskull
*castrovalva9
*Misha
*Vicky Jewett
*Drew Payne
*AC Chapin
*brandynigma
*Guy Moon
*WhiteDalek
*Munnin
Category:Doctor Who Websites
Category:GeoCities
The Fix (Star Wars TPM website)

The Fix was a personal fanfic site with Star Wars TPM fanfiction, recommendations and fanart by Jayne Hundt.
The site was linked at Mac & Anna's Place in the category "Individual Author Fiction and Fannish Personal Sites" and it was marked as a slash site.Mac & Anna's Place. Links, via Wayback: 20 February 2001. (Accessed 09 December 2015) The site was hosted by GeoCities.
File:Jayne s Fan Fiction.png|main page
File:Jayne's Star Wars Art.png|Jayne's Star Wars Art, featuring an illustration for The Magician's Apprentice, Pen and Ink, 9X12 (c) 2000 
File:Fan Fiction By Jayne Hundt.png|Jayne's fanfic
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Fix Collected

The Fix Collected is a gen Starsky and Hutch 104-page zine. It is a collection of the gen content from the first twelve issues of the fanzine The Fix. 
==Contents==
* Rookie by Katherine Robertson (1)
*Notes to Be Pitched by MRK (16)
* When Knighthood Was in Bloom by Elizabeth Lowry (18)
* Tearing Down Walls by Alison Wilson (23)
* Send Me No Roses by Eleanor Burke Marshall, poem (26)
*Committee Meeting by MRK (28)
*Death Dream by Elizabeth Lowry (31)
* Gift from the Sea by B.N. Fish, poem (49)
* Retribution by Elizabeth Lowry (51)
* Cabrillo Carnival by Tabby Davis (61)
* Perchance to Dream by Elizabeth Lowry (63)
* Priorities by Merle Decker (76)
* Soft as Fine Leather, Smooth as Silk by Elizabeth Lowry (81)
* And On the Tree, a Star by Theresa Kyle (91)
* It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like… by MRK (96)
* California Christmas by Elizabeth Lowry (102)
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1987 Zines