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Moonlight (Voltron zine)

Moonlight is a gen Takashi Shirogane zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== Charity ==
Proceeds ($1000) went to Freedom Service Dogs of America. 
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* angry_dorito
* aphin123
* azur3verie
* kretsia
* merurumeow
* mumu3201
* beanyzilla
* ndlbxbrd
* cherrypugpie
* peachiidraws
* coffeecakey
* primagrine
* courftime&D
* priince
* damaredraws
* deamteden
* eight8xeight8
* punkshirogane
* que tostada
* soapysheep
* elstrawfedora
* splititopenkeit
* foxkunkun
* starrycove
* foxy_joy_
* synnesai
* inariazuha
* vennybara
* kingkoganes
* whiskermoon
* Si2ish
* ghostkiddo
* ali_a_bae
* guttersvoice
* amethystdahlia
* heyzambie
* aru_zhu
* hooitsclair
* athy_fy
* inkymint
* beka_gil
* jhjean_trash
* bluebookmark &
* jules_basak
* mizunohoshi
* casey_shaffer
* justiceisover
* kaitsnod
* crazayd
* _katscales
* cupcakeismynamebitchez
* kayochins
* delphinusart
* kingsdoodles
* dickclams
* kirou jidraws
* enderkichi
* faepanx
* faethal22
* leledraws
* Lemonwerewolf
* Levkawa
* redxyami
* Littleonis
* Loremrosa
* Losttimememo_
* meistergao
* momowiblu
* schlena
* shioriarts
* sinnieminni
* snow_fog
* soulbeere
* nomononome
* taybleflip
* tenthousandbeez
* novascribs
* peachymatsu
* terotidee
* polydinshiro
* toondoon1010
* pomsrambles
* utotivyaa
* pootdraws
* vausome
* radiantsunphase
* rayisokay
* rbillustration
* werewolfprincev
* ytfisumarutins
* zombie_octopus
=== Writers ===
* boysblush
* shiirxtakashii
* fenriiis
* squid_wizard
* project_shiro
=== Betas ===
* ahumanintraining
* amorina21
* akianra
* chikayouriko
* cldjendis66
* impalastar
* satalerihannsu
* stellatiate
* tanuma_ebooks
* watsnewbussycat
* zaynewrites
Category:Charity Zines 
Category:Voltron ZinesCategory:2017 Zines
Moonlight (film)

Moonlight is a coming-of-age film written based on Tarell Alvin McCraney's unpublished semi-autobiographical play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue.
==Fandom==
Moonlight is a microfandom, with less than 100 works on AO3 as of May 2020. The vast majority of the works focus on the canonical relationship between Chiron and Kevin, although there are some crossover works.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
Chiron/Kevin
* The Only One by wildwordwomyn. (2017)
Other Relationships
* Chi's Beach by panthershabit. An Erik Killmonger/Chiron crossover fic. (2019)
===Fanvids===
* (VID) Shape of You by Butterfly. A multifandom vid of queer relationships, including Chiron/Kevin. 
===Meta===
* by mikeymagee. (2017)
==References==
Category:Stubs
Category:Pages that need expansion
Category:Examples Wanted
Category:Live-action Film
Moonlight Chicken

Moonlight Chicken is an 8-episode Thai BL about a one-night stand that later develops into a full relationship.
The most popular pairing for the show on Archive of Our Own is Heart/Li Ming, which involves two side characters. The show itself revolves around Jim Jaruek/Wen Wongsakorn.
Crossover fanworks involving other Thai BLs are common.
== Example/Notable Fanac ==
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2023), Mature Gaipa/Alan Anantachai Lertwongsa story.
=== GIF Sets ===
* (2024)
* (2023)
=== Meta ===
* (2023)
Category:Moonlight Chicken
Moonlight Desires

Moonlight Desires is the Star Trek: TOS "music video" by Gayle Rochefort-Potts. 
==Author's Notes==
"Summary: A TOS Music Video. (Using events of "In the Circle of Time" as the catalyst) Admiral Kirk thinks about his feelings and how much a certain Vulcan had changed his life. Disclaimer: The ever present Paramount owns the rights to the characters (except for T'yshen... she is mine) and the song belongs to Lawrence Gowan, a Canadian, and the song is found on the album "Great Dirty World"."
==Part of a Short-Lived Series of Fanwork==
In 1998, about a half dozen fans wrote "music videos." 
They were not vids as many fans would know them today, but written descriptions of videos. Some of them were scripted vids, formatted as if they were to be viewed. Some were short stories interspersed with actual lyrics (not unlike a songfic), or stories that had breaks in which musical interludes were suggested, such as "swelling instrumentals."
These music videos included:
* It's a Sin, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (September 11, 1998)
* Seduce Me Tonight, set in The Brandt Series (more like a traditional songfic) (September 28, 1998) 
* How Are Ya Fixed For Love, set in The Brandt Series (more like a traditional songfic) (October 4, 1998)
* Broken Hearts, (more like a traditional songfic, but includes "stage directions)) (October 10, 1998)
* In Love With Your Ghost, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (November 7, 1998)
* Moonlight Desires, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (December 1, 1998)
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Moonlight Express

Moonlight Express is a gen 34-page novel by Bruce R. Jividen. It won a 1996 FanQ. It has a prequel, Serenade.
From the publisher, "This is Bruce's first STARMAN story, the first draft of which was written in 1987 when STARMAN was still on the air. It lingered with no-one to appreciate it until 1989 when Bruce discovered SSI. In 1995 he decided to bust this tale out and freshen it up. He later envisioned a "prequel" to the story, called 'Legend', that eventually grew into the novel Serenade."
 
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Moonlight Rising

Moonlight Rising was a series of for-profit actor cons. There were at least two.
==2003==
June 5-6, 2003
Many fans were upset with some aspects of this con: mainly the remarks by Marsters about his character Spike. 
==Con Reports: 2003==
* Convention Report: James Marsters at Moonlight Rising, by Laurie and Alane from BAPS
* Moonlight Rising Transcript of Tony Head's Q&A by Caroline
* transcript of Transcript of James Marsters Q&A at Moonlight Rising
* James Marsters on Life After Buffy: By Karen Butler United Press International, page one - page two, a posted mainstream press article, plus many comments about Marsters' remarks
* Fandom makes you do the wacky, post by Gwyneth Rhys (2003)
==2004==
==References==
Category:Jossverse Conventions
Category:2003 Conventions
Category:2004 Conventions
Moonlight Sonata

Moonlight Sonata is a Sime~Gen fic by Mary Lou Mendum.
It was posted to The Secret Pens site, rather than to A Companion in Zeor due to personal differences within the fandom.
==Fic Feedback==
* Wayback link
==Fan Art==
Image:simegenart.jpg| Illo for the story, comments by the artist: "During my association with Sime-Gen fandom I did a number of illustrations for fan-written stories. This is one of them and is also one of my rare attempts at an action scene. In the story the hero, who is homeless and hungry, is caught stealing an apple from one of the vendors at a marketplace. As he is alone and unprotected, a mob of children and teenagers attack him. Their only weapons are pieces of wood or rocks that they pick up. The leader of the children's' gang is a large red-headed girl, who you see in the center. In the Sime-Gen storyline, children are neither Sime nor Gen until they hit puberty and then they either sprout tentacles as a Sime, or become generators of the bioenergy that Simes live on. The young hero, who becomes a Gen, manages to escape. The Sime-Gen chronology is elaborate, though one group of fans has published a fairly detailed chart of it along with references to works by originator Jacqueline Lichtenberg and her collaborators and fans. As I am very fond of world-building I naturally want to know what happened in the first place to turn humanity into Simes and Gens. According to Lichtenberg, she will not provide an account of the originating events and no one else should, either. No matter what happened, it had to be an enormous catastrophe resulting in the deaths of billions. The world of the earlier chronology is a post-apocalyptic Earth population attempting to adapt into the new human forms, and using what they can salvage from a destroyed past. Interestingly, the later chronology becomes more science-fictional as well as introducing elements of psychic powers, which is one of my favorite fantasy/s.f. themes. This illustration as well as two others for a short story, were published in a Sime-Gen fan magazine. I still have it somewhere.... The author (not Lichtenberg, but a fan writer) bought the whole set for her collection. Black ink drawing, colored with watercolor on illustration board, 8 1/2" x 6 1/2", December 2000." -- Sime-Gen Street Violence. by Pyracantha (September 29, 2014) 
==References==
Category:Sime~Gen
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Moonlight Through Your Hair

Moonlight Through Your Hair is a Kirk/Spock story by Cynthia.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #24.
==Summary==
"Kirk is assigned as Spockʼs “big brother” and roommate when Spock enrolls in Star Fleet Academy."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Moonlight and Mists

Moonlight and Mists is a slash Starsky and Hutch zine of art and poetry. It contains 60 pages. 
The art is by TACS, J. Jones, Suzan Lovett, Ruth Kurz, Cheryl Newsome, Dani Lane, and Jean C..
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
In alphabetical order:
* The Aftermath by Lucy Cribb, art by J. Jones
* Anniversary by Pat Massie, art by TACS
* Because by Cheryl Maier, poem
* Bitter/Sweet by Lyndy Harding, art by J. Jones
* The Champion by Lucy Cribb, art by Suzan Lovett
* Conscience by Angela Talley, art by Ruth Kurz
* Decorated for Death Centerfold by Suzan Lovett (the art won an award at the The Paul Muni Special convention)
* Don't by unknown author, art by J. Jones
* Double Vision by Jean Chabot, art by J. Jones
* Emergency by Angela Talley, poem
* Final Rest by Lucy Cribb, art by J. Jones
* For a Crying Child by Cheryl Maier, art by TACS
* Full Circle by Cheryl Maier, poem
* Jericho by Pat Massie, art by J. Jones
* Little Girl Lost by Lucy Cribb, art
* Nature Lovers by Lyndy Harding
* One Day Will I Have Wished by Pat Massie, art by Cheryl Newsome
* The Other by Jean Chabot, art by Suzan Lovett
* Papa Theodore by Lucy Cribb, poem
* Phoenix by Sue-Anne Hartwick, poem
* Risk by Leah S., art by J. Jones
* Road to Damascus by Jean Chabot, art by Suzan Lovett
* Silent Praise by Lucy Cribb, art by Ruth Kurz
* Status Quo by Teleny, art by J. Jones
* Sunrise by Lucy Cribb, art by Suzan Lovett
* Surrogate by Lucy Cribb, art by Cheryl Newsome
* Symbiosis by Belle Eyre, art by Dani
* Unfinished Song by Jean Chabot, art by Cheryl Newsome
* What Then? by Leah S., art by J. Jones
* What Happened? April Valentine, poem, art by Jean C.
* Where Did Your Child Go? by Lucy Cribb, art by Cheryl Newsome
* White Knight by Angela Talley, art by Dani
* Why Belle? by Lucy Cribb, art by Cheryl Newsome
* You and Me by Lucy Cribb, art by J. Jones
==Art Gallery==
Below is a representative sample from each of the many artists who contributed to the zine's artwork.
File:Moonlight interior by jones 1.jpg|J. Jones. Many of Jones's portraits were used for zine cover art, and as a result featured both characters. Here is a representative sample of a somber solo portrait of Hutch used as interior art. Like much of artwork in the zine it was accompanied by the poem Bitter/Sweet by Lyndy Harding
File:Moonlight interior by dani.jpg|Dani
File:Moonlight interior by ruth kurz.jpg|Ruth Kurz
File:Moonlight interior by Jean C.jpg|Jean C.
File:Moonlight interior by cheryl newsome.jpg|Cheryl Newsome (poem by Jean Chabot)
File:Champion pano small.jpg|Suzan Lovett (poem by Lucy Cribb) (the art won an award at the The Paul Muni Special convention)
File:Moonlight interior by jones 2.jpg|J. Jones. While some of Jones's portraits are somber or intense, a few, like this smiling Starsky & Hutch, show the light-hearted side of the characters. Art probably modeled on this production still released at the time. The drawing accompanied the poem You and Me by Lucy Cribb.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Art Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Moonlighting

Moonlighting is a television series directed by Glenn Gordon Caron that ran from 1985 to 1989 on ABC. It stared Cybill Shepherd and the as-yet undiscovered Bruce Willis in an hour-long mystery/romance/comedy about an LA detective agency. 
For five seasons the leads played Maddie Hayes, former model and David Addison, a charmer with a flexible moral fiber, who manage to solve mysteries while engaging in a spirited battle of wits with escalating sexual tension. The show's splendid UST is legendary.
==Zines==
* Once Upon a Blue Moon
* Moonlighting Strangers, a fanzine published 2002 - 2005 (pdfs available)
==Archives==
* Moonlighting stories @ Fanfiction.net
* Moonlighting fanworks @ AO3 (only four so far)
==Fansites and Resources==
* Moonlighting in the 21st Century
* Moonlighting Madness, a well organized and well written fansite by Christine Graves. Excellent fan site with episode guide and meta
* Moonlighting Episodes, Alphabetically
* Moonlighting fansite
* Tara's Moonlighting Site
* Japanese Moonlighting fansite
Category:Moonlighting
MoonlitNights

Moonlit Nights is a fanfiction archive and message board dedicated to shoujo-ai romances. It began as an archive of stories dedicated to ChibiUsa and Hotaru (from the manga/anime: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon. The archive expanded to include stories dedicated to Tomoyo and Sakura from Card Captor Sakura, as well as a handful of stories from other fandoms.http://www.moonlitnights.org/misc.php 
=== Fandoms: ===
* Kaitou Saint Tail 
* Noir 
* Mahou Shoujo Pretty Sammy 
* Kingdom Hearts 
* Metal Gear Solid 
* Rockman X 
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon
Category:Cardcaptor Sakura
Moonlit Blooms

Moonlit Blooms is a free NSFW zine focused on femslash in the world of Genshin Impact, created by the GI Femslash discord server. It was released alongside its SFW companion zine Sunstruck Blossoms. 
==About==
Signups for contributing to the zine were opened on January 6th, 2022 through a Google form. This form was open from Jan 6th to Jan 25th. As it was a server member-only zine, any one who signed up was able to contribute. There was a total of nine creators for this zine. 
Moonlit Blooms was released on December 7th, 2022 , annoucement on Twitter and is still downloadable on itch.io
==References==
Category:Genshin Impact Zines
Category:Femslash Zines
Category:2022 Zines
Moonmip's Domain

Moonmip's Domain was a personal fanfic site. 
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 10 December 2015)
It was a Freedom of Expression in Fanfiction member site and was linked at Astra's Qui-Gon Jinn Page.
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Moonpath to Elsweyr

Moonpath to Elsweyr is a mod by muppetpuppet for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim recreating the homeland of the Khajiit, Elsweyr. It was one of the first quest mods ever released for the game.
==The Mod==
==Responses==
===Legacy===
==Resources & External Links==
*The classic Skyrim mod that let us travel to the home of the Khajiit (Feb 2019)
==References==
category:The Elder Scrolls
Category:2010s Fanworks
Category:Game Mods
Moonridge

Moonridge was a charity event organized by Sentinel fans.
==History==
==Fan Organizers==
==The Auctions==
==Photos==
* 2002 (by lupe_lei)
===Items===
* A Sense of Taste
* Rituals (Starsky & Hutch/Sentinel zine)
*Six (Stargate SG-1 anthology)
*The Unexpected Blair Sandburg
*The Children of Cascade
*You Can't Lose Me
* Red Headed Woman
==Challenges and Controversies==
==Comments==
==Also See==
* Donate an Orgasm for Moonridge
==References==
Category:Sentinel
Category:Charity Auctions
Category:2002 Events
Moonrise

Moonrise is a Fraser/Kowalski story by Kellie Matthews.
It is a sequel to When the Ice Goes Out.
==Author Notes==
"Rated NC-17 for M/M sex and occasional bad words. If you're considered a minor in your community please take off now, you shouldn't be reading this. You may also want to skip this if you're narrow-minded or easily offended. The characters Benton Fraser and Ray Kowalski are from the television series Due South. I don't own 'em, I wish I did. Characters are property of Alliance, everything else is my smutty intellectual property. This is either a sequel to or an epilogue to "When the Ice Goes Out." Haven't quite figured out which. It's pretty much a PWP.
Soundtrack: An instrumental piece for Spanish guitars called "Coast to Coast," and "Mi Vida," both from the album Compadres, with Oscar Lopez and James Keelaghan.
Thanks to AuKestrel & Betty for beta. I don't know what I'd do without you guys. Also thanks to Betty for thoughts of canoes and porch swings. :-) --K."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Moonscape

Moonscape is a gen Space: 1999 fiction anthology released in 2012, edited by Anthony Wynn:
==Contents==
* Terra Alpha by Charlene Scott	 
* Triskadecaphobia by David Welle (part of Bridges and Anchorages)
* Full Moon and Empty Arms by Ellen Celeste Lindow (part of Florida Universe?)
* Weightlifting by Ellen Celeste Lindow and Michael Lindow	 
* Anomalies by Michael Lindow 
* A to Z by Meredith Kausch (part of Needleworks Universe)
* Another Time, Another Life by Rebecca Eisenhuth	 
* One, Alone by Robert E. Wood	 
* Symmetry by Terry S. Bowers 
* Adventure of a Lifetime by Terry S. Bowers
* Shooting Star by Terry S. Bowers
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:2012 Zines
Moonshadow

Moonshadow (also MoonShadow) is a Harry Potter fanfiction archive for the Snape/Lupin pairing. It is part of the Snape Slash Fleet. The site was founded by JayKay and launched on October 16, 2001.JayKay at SSF-Update. OT: SSF SS/RL Ship site milestone (Message #43), posted 01 March 2002. (Messages are locked to list members but membership is unmoderated.) It may have originally been called Here There Be Slash.
Sarspasm took over as moderator in 2002. She maintained the Angelfire site until 2005, although it was not updated after 2004. Xochiquetzl opened the new site, which uses Automated Archive software, on March 21, 2005. It is part of RingSurf Snape Slash Fleet Net Ring owned by Remembrall.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:AngelfireCategory:SlashCity
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:Marauders Archives
Moonshiner

Moonshiner is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Kerorian for the 61st edition of Comiket. It is set during Hogwarts Era and features Harry, Ron, and Hermione.Asphodel's Haven. (Accessed 20 April 2012.)
Scans of sample pages can be found at Minako017's Doujinshi Collection.
Image:Moonshiner Front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Moonshiner back.jpg|Back cover
==Recs & Reviews==
== References ==
Category: Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category: 2001 Doujinshi
Category: Gen Doujinshi
Moonstruck

Moonstruck is a Supernatural Wincest story written by ancastar. It was part of the SPN ReverseBang Challenge. In a reverse Big Bang challenge, an artist offers up one drawing along with a prompt for the suggested storyline. Writers can then write a story of at least 3,000 words to accompany the art.
Moonstruck is based on a drawing by petite madame and her following prompt: "The full moon affects the whole population of NYC including Sam & Dean. Sam doesn't have headaches and can use his powers whenever he wants to very easily. Pretty convenient when you have to fight badass witches in the middle of the street..."
The story was later selected to be part of petite madame's J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==Fan Art Gallery==
Below is a some of the fanart created for this story by petite madame. Art has been included with the artist's permission.
File:Moonstruck741 3.JPG|banner for petite madame's art post
File:Moonstruck1-1.jpg|banner for ancastar's story post
File:Moonstruck815 2.jpg|panel of art created for the story
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Moose

*Anoneknewmoose, a Bandom fanfic writer
*m.c. moose, a Star Trek Voyager fanfic writer
*"Moose", a nickname for Jared Padelecki
*Moose, a fanartist
*Moose and Squirrel, a nickname for Mulder and Scully on The X-Files
*Rocky and Bullwinkle, the OG moose and squirrel
Moose (fanartist)

Moose is a popular fanartist active on twitter and tumblr. Their work has been featured in several fanzines.
==Zine Art==
* Style!!! on Ice (2017)
* Reverence: A Romi Park Tribute Zine (2020)
* Four Seasons: A Word of Honor Zine (2021)
* undertow: a fem!wenzhou zine (2021)
* Trapped: A Horror Zine (2023)
Category:Fanartists
Moot

A fannish gathering, often recurring over time
The word comes from the Anglo-Saxon word for meeting
JRR Tolkien used the term in The Lord of the Rings (The Two Towers), when the Ent Treebeard, hearing news of Saruman from the Hobbits Merry and Pippin, calls a gathering of all the Ents.
Category:Lord of the Rings Fandom Glossary
Moral Compass

Moral Compass is a 175-page gen novel by Denny J. It is a charity zine with proceeds going to the MS Society of Canada.
Summary from the publisher, "Following the team's capture by Hathor and Jack's goa'ulding, Daniel feels he let his friend, and his team, down. When faced with an impossible choice, Daniel must decide to sacrifice all or nothing to save his friends."
 
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2008 Zines
Moral Rights

Moral rights in a work of creation are retained by the creator whether or not the work (or its copyright) has been sold to someone else. Moral rights, therefore, exist independent of copyright. 
A creator's moral rights are recognized in common law in Europe, Canada, China, and Australia, as well as some other countries. However, it should be noted that, for the most part, moral rights are not recognized in the United States. 
Among a creator's moral rights are:
* the right to have their work attributed to them
* the right to have their work published anonymously or pseudonymously
* the right to the integrity of their works 
Most people understand the implications of the first two rights. However, the concept of the "integrity of the work" is more complex. Basically, it means that the creator has the right to prevent anyone changing the work—distorting, mutilating, or amending it—in any way that will alter the creator's original intent.Moral rights article on Wikipedia. (Accessed August 25, 2013)To give a non-fannish example: in a precedent-setting case in Canada in 1981, Snow v. The Eaton Centre Ltd., Michael Snow—an artist who had been commissioned to create a hanging sculpture of flying geese—successfully sued the owners of the shopping centre when they turned his serious sculpture into kitsch by wrapping red ribbons around the necks of the geese at Christmas time.
Where moral rights are legal rights, they can have an impact on the legality of fanworks, both in relation to the rights of the original creator of the fandom source and in relation to the rights of the fan creator.
==Moral Rights of the Original Creator==
[more needed]
==Moral Rights of the Fan Creator==
Fandom largely acknowledges certain moral rights of the fan creator, including the right to have their works attributed to them, and the right to publish anonymously/pseudonymously if they choose. However, the term moral rights itself is not commonly used in fannish discussion. 
Arguments related to moral rights may arise in discussions about Plagiarism, unauthorized sequels and remixes, and reposting of fanart on Tumblr. See also Transformative Work.
[integrity of the work in relation to derivatives ?]
==References==
Category:Copyright Glossary