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New Enterprise (Star Trek: TNG zine)

New Enterprise is a Star Trek: TNG anthology published by Ann O'Neill in the UK.
==Issue 1==
New Enterprise 1 was published in January 1995 and contains 75 pages.
"This zine is fondly dedicated to all my friends, 'cuz all good things don't have to come to an end!"
* * Hours Only, part one of a trilogy, a story by Ann O'Neill (3)
* I, Too, Have Wept, part two of a trilogy, a story by Ann O'Neill (8)
* Epilogue, part three of a trilogy, a story by Lesley Turner (30)
* The Measure of a Man, article by Isabelle Wood (34)
* It's Played This Way, Too by Lesley Turner (a response fic to a story in The Beverly File #2) (37)
* To Sleep, Perchance to Dream, story by Sarah Lock (49)
* The Chain, story by Lesley Turner (56)
* Fan Letter to the Adoring Masses, news feature by Suzanne Moore (63)
* From Anorak to Zen, article by Teresa Hehir (66)
* Dream Enough, story by Ann O'Neill (68)
* adverts (76)
* art by Barry Jones
* digitized images by David Bowden
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
New Enterprise 2 was published in June 1995 and contains 80 pages.
* Counselling Skills, story by Anne-Marie Flowers (3)
* Man of Sorrows, story by Ann O'Neill (14)
* Aunty Klarg's Problem Page by John Stevens (18)
* Time for Everything, story by Sarah Lock (20)
* Star Trek: Generations, film review (35)
* The Big Goodbye, story by Lesley Turner, part one of a trilogy (39)
* "What the Papers Say...", news item (55)
* Fear No Fall, story by Isabelle Woods, part one (57)
* Adverts (79)
* art by David Bowden
* other unknown content
==Issue 3==
New Enterprise 3 was published in December 1995 and contains 80 pages.
* Dreams, story by Anne-Marie Flowers ("Living a lie? A painfully frank look at the Crusher/Picard relationship. Set post 'Attached'.") (3)
* The Siege of Troi by Barbara Barrett (article) (14)
* Fear No Fall, story by Isabelle Woods, part two/conclusion ("Which holds the greatest threat? The fear of change or, change itself?") (21)
* The Star Trek Experience by Prabha Lacey--Review. (39)
* Rara Avis, story by Gill Marsden ("A rare chance to examine the relationship between Will Riker and Deanna Troi, and to understand 'Imzadi'.") (41) 
* Letters of Comment (78)
* news items, articles, ads (80)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Zines
New Enterprise (Star Trek fan club)

New Enterprise was a British Star Trek: TOS fan club. The founders left Starship Excalibur to form their own club. TNE was created to cover the humerous side as well as the serious side of the Star Trek Universe. The club was famous for holding weekend get togethers round various members houses 3 or 4 times a year.
==Zines Published==
*And the Truth Shall be Read in Gold
* Below the Belt
* Deliverance
* A Friend Such As You
* Hands of Fate
* The Morbius Syndrome
* New Enterprise Log
* The Timeless Sands
* Unlimited Belief
* a quarterly newsletter (??)
==Gallery==
Image:newenterprise1986.jpg|1986 flyer
Image:newenterpriseflyer.jpg|a 1984 flyer
Image:newent.jpg|a 1982 flyer
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
New Eye Studio

While the vast majority of fanworks were/are given away or traded, some fans set up organized systems to sell fannish goods. This ranged from very small-time, under-the-radar affairs, to formal, bigger outfits. 
Items sold included: t-shirts, fanart, buttons, stationery, fan films, doujinshi, zines, clips, calendars, jewelry, scripts, and other merchandise. See Fandom and Profit.
New Eye Studio sold fanzines and other fan items. It started out in the 1970s as mainly a Trek merchandiser, but moved into other goods and became a major for-profit company which sells science fiction collectible and memorabilia on eBay.
In March 2008, it merged with Intergalactic Trading Post: 
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
==Some Early Flyers and Catalogues==
Image:neweyestudio1976.jpg|from 1976, uses illos by Phil Foglio from Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space
Image:neweyestudioflyer.jpg|from 1977, uses illos by Phil Foglio from Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space
Image:trek4flyer.jpg| uses illos by Phil Foglio from Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space
Image:neweyeflyerunknowndate.jpg|uses illos by Phil Foglio from Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space
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Image:neweyecatalog43-1.jpg|from catalog #43, published in 1983, contains 16 pages
Image:neweyecatalog43-2.jpg|from catalog #43, published in 1983, contains 16 pages
Image:neweyecatalog43-3.jpg|from catalog #43, published in 1983, contains 16 pages
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:1970s
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
New Fandom

New Fandom was a New York-based science fiction fanclub founded in 1938. Its official clubzine was also called New Fandom. It seems to have faded from existence by around 1940, but several of its officers planned and ran the first Worldcon in 1939.
During its time in existence, New Fandom was part of the ongoing feud between the "Triumvirs" and the "Wollheimists". Two of New Fandom's officers, William S. Sykora and James V. Taurasi, had come into conflict with Donald A. Wollheim and his own faction of loyalists. All were members of the International Scientific Association as well as the Greater New York Science Fiction League. Both the ISA and the GNYSFL collapsed as a result, and Sykora and Taurasi created the Queens Science Fiction League under a new Science Fiction League charter. They and Sam Moskowitz were the most prominent members of the QSFL along with New Fandom. Meanwhile Wollheim and his friends founded the Futurians.
A new constitution was proposed and ratified at the Philadelphia Conference of 1939.
The final issue of New Fandom's official organ lists Sam Moskowitz as president, James V. Taurasi as secretary-treasurer and Ray Van Houten as the second and final member of the Board of Directors. Jack Speer wrote in Fancyclopedia I that William Sykora had been "discredited after the Chicon by the report circulated there that he had been arrested, and released with a warning, in a charge involving a little girl."William S. Sykora entry on Fancyclopedia III; text quoted from Jack Speer in Fancyclopedia I (1944).
== About ==
== Conflicts ==
New Fandom was engaged for its entire existence in a feud with the Futurians, in particular Donald A. Wollheim. At Worldcon 1939, matters between the two groups came to a head. (See The Great Exclusion Act.)
In the final issue of the club's official organ, James V. Taurasi printed a rather frenzied message to Raymond A. Palmer, editor of Amazing Stories:
== References ==
Category:1938 Fan Clubs
Category:1939 Fan Clubs
Category:1940 Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
New Fandom (zine)

New Fandom was the official zine belonging to the New Fandom science fiction club, based in New York. While only nine issues were published, it achieved some prominence thanks to its editors' involvement in the most prominent feud of early science fiction fandom. (See The Great Exclusion Act.) Issue 6 gave a report on Worldcon 1939, which Moskowitz and Taurasi had chaired along with Will Sykora.
According to the final issue, it was bundled together with Cosmic Tales as the club's finances dwindled."The President's Message" by Sam Moskowitz; page 2 of the final 4 page issue of New Fandom (Fall 1941)
== Reviews ==
Robert Lowndes, a primary player in the feud with Moskowitz and Taurasi, wrote a column in early 1940 that refused to deliver a lengthy review due to his own involvement.
== References ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1939 Zines
Category:1940 Zines
Category:1941 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
New Girl

New Girl is a Fox comedy sitcom starring Zooey Deschanel as Jessica "Jess" Day, who moves in with three guys. The series ran for seven seasons.
==Canon==
The show follows Jess, her three male roommates, and Jess' longtime best friend as they navigate life in Los Angeles.
==Fandom==
Most fanworks created are centered around the show's canon het relationships. These ships being: Jess Day/Nick Miller, Cece Parekh/Schmidt, and Winston Bishop/Aly Nelson. Less popular pairings include Jess Day/Cece Parekh and Nick Miller/Schmidt.
Jess/Nick is Juggernaut Ship of the show.
Other fandoms often use the same set up as NG as an alternative universe, which is nicknamed "New Girl AU" which is a play on the Roommates AU. Check out examples at AO3's tag.
==Notable Fanworks==
*Uncall It by kissmelikeapirate
*New Girl Fanart by leipura
*The New Girl Cast by lordmesa
==Archives and Communities==
* New Girl works at FFN
* New Girl works tagged at AO3
* Clyde's Happy Hour Library (FanFiction.Net Community)
==Resources==
* New Girl on Wikipedia
* TV Tropes.org: New Girl
==References==
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Category:Live-action Television‎
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
New Horizons (Blake's 7 fan club)

New Horizons is an Australian Blake's 7 and Babylon 5 fan club active in the 1980s. 
==Zines==
* British SF - the club produced a quarterly newsletter for this zine"New Horizons" - Blake's 7 Fan Clubs website
* Blakes Seven 1983 Calendar
* 
== References ==
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:Babylon 5
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
New Horizons (Blake's 7 zine)

New Horizons is a gen series of novels and collection of short stories by Leigh Arnold.
==Issue 1==
New Horizons 1 is subtitled, "Survivor." I contains 53 pages, published in 1985 and was illustrated by Phred.
Image:survivorblakes7-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:survivorblakes7-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:survivorblakes7-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1
==Issue 2==
New Horizons 2 is subtitled, "Revelations." It contains 32 pages, was published in 1985 and was illustrated by Phred.
Image:newhorizonsrevelations.jpg|cover of issue #2, "Revelations," by Phred
File:Revelblake2-1.jpg |inside page from issue #2, Phred
File:Revelblake2-2.jpg |inside page from issue #2, Phred
==Issue 3==
New Horizons 3 is subtitled, "Figurehead." It was published in 1985, contains 40 pages, and was illustrated by Phred.
Image:figurehead.jpg| cover of issue #3, "Figurehead," by Phred
 
==Issue 4/5/6==
New Horizons 4-6 contains three stories and is 86 pages long. It was published in July 1986 (reprinted in January1988), and contains art by Tei Ruki, in the style of Aubrey Beardsley.
* Challenge (New Horizons series, part 4) 28 pages
* Liberator (New Horizons series, part 5) 31 pages
* Cat (New Horizons series, part 6) 26 pages
Image:newhorizons.jpg| cover of issue #4-6
Image:newhorizons256-1.jpg|inside page from #4-6
Image:newhorizons256-2.jpg|inside page from #4-6
==Issue 7/9==
New Horizons 7-9 was published in 1987 (second printing 1988), contains 138 pages, and the art is by Dani Lane.
Image:newhorizons789.jpg|cover of issue #7-9
==Issue 10/12==
New Horizons 10-12 was published in 1988 and contains 168 pages. The art is by Joanne Christy.
* Part 10: Treasure (1)
* Part 11: Chances (53)
* Part 12: Lost ( There is a quote at the beginning of this story: Like a vision like a face, Coming out of the sky, You were there not a dream You were there in my eyes, There are no words to say, I can see you in the distance, Hear you through the night, Is it a dream" Is it a dream coming true? -- Justin Hayward & John Lodge) (120)
Image:newhorizons1012-1.jpg|inside issue #10-12
Image:newhorizons1012-2.jpg|inside issue #10-12
Image:newhorizons1012-3.jpg|inside issue #10-12
Image:newhorizons1012-4.jpg|inside issue #10-12
 
==Issue 13==
New Horizons 13 is not a separate zine. It is a story that appears in Magnificent Seven #9 and is called, "Return of the Queen."
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
New Jedi Order

New Jedi Order is a series of nineteen tie-in novels in the Star Wars Expanded Universe published in the 1990s and 2000s. Originially considered canon, the series was reclassified as non-canon in preparation for the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. They are now considered Star Wars Legends, the rebranded Star Wars Expanded Universe.
The series was set 25 years after ROTJ and focused on the next generation, including Han and Leia's children: Jacen, Jaina and Anakin Solo. The series had a very active fandom complete with controversial narratives and ship wars. 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Jagged Fel/Jaina Solo
* Kyp Durron/Jaina Solo
* Mara Jade/Luke Skywalker 
* Tenel Ka Djo/Jacen Solo 
* Anakin Solo/Tahiri Veila 
* Jaina Solo/Zekk 
* Leia Organa/Han Solo
===The Jaina Solo Ship Wars===
In the early 2000s, a lot of NJO fanworks focused on shipping Jaina Solo with her canon love interests. Jaina/Jag and Jaina/Kyp were the two most popular pairings, but some fans also shipped Jaina with her original love interst, Zekk. Most of the conflict was between J/J and J/K shippers. J/J fans often pointed to the age gap between Jaina and Kyp as been problematic, and alleged that the ship was pedophilic. 
Fan disagreements devolved what became known as the Jaina Solo Ship Wars, with much of the conflict happening on Star Wars specific forums, like the TheForce.net's fanfic boards. When a far future novel implied that Jaina/Jag was endgame, the ship war intensified. Jag fans started referring to Jaina as the 'Imperial Womb of Destiny' or IWoD. This angered some fans as they felt it was in poor taste, and they saw this story as undermining the agency of a strong female character. While others now disliked J/J as Jag was an Imperial, and their relationship would lead to the revived Empire.
Some fans refer to this as a canon ship war, as multiple professional writers of the series appeared to pick sides, and write stories that favored a particular ship for Jaina.Star Wars Expanded Universe: The time that professional authors got into a shipping war Reddit post by u/Iguankick
==Fanworks==
* Corellian Dreamer by Hal_Jordan. Han Solo wakes up from a nightmare he's been having about a war with extragalactic aliens called the Yuuzhan Vong. NJO Fix-it.
==Archives & Links==
* The New Jedi Order Encyclopedia (archived link), currently offline
* Unofficial NJO Homepage (archived link)
* Star Wars Legends: New Jedi Order Series - Various Authors works on Ao3
* New Jedi Order works on FFN
* NJO fanfiction on JediFiction.com
* Star Wars: The New Jedi Order on Wookieepedia
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
New Kickstarter for a slash fiction film unsettles the fandom community

New Kickstarter for a slash fiction film unsettles the fandom community is a 2015 article by Aja Romano for The Daily Dot.
The subject is Slash, a 2016 independent film directed and produced by Clay Liford.
It includes a lengthy interview with the director.
==Excerpts==
Category:2015 News Media
Category:Slash News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
New Kids On The Block

New Kids On The Block, shortened NKOTB, is an American Pop/R&B/hip hop boy band from Boston, Massachusetts, assembled in 1984 by producer Maurice Starr. They were most popular in the late 80s and early 90s.
The band consists of brothers Jordan and Jonathan Knight, Joey McIntyre, Donnie Wahlberg, and Danny Wood. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Jon Knight/Donnie Wahlberg 
* Jordan Knight/Joey McIntyre 
* Jon Knight/Jordan Knight
* Jon Knight/Jordan Knight/Donnie Wahlberg
* Jon Knight/Joey McIntyre
Jordan, Joey, Donnie, Danny, and Jon also frequently paired up with original characters. Or they are paired up with Backstreet Boys members.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Crossover: with other boybands is common
*NKOTBSB Tour: In 2011-2012 NKOTB and Backstreet Boys toured together, writers will explore their interactions together
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*NKOTB by SimpsonsCameos
*chibi NKOTB by HBK316
*NKOTB for Maria by MYBumbee
===Fanfiction===
*Strip Poker by Mary (Joey/OC)
*Marysa's Story by Stephanie Woodworth (Jonathan/OC)
*Leave My Heart Out of This by Tracy H. (Donnie/OC)
*Not Too Much To Ask by Lara (Jordan/OC)
*Angel by Jen Atkins (Joey/OC)
==Archives==
* New Kids On The Block works at AO3
* Chaotic Bliss, archive focusing on several boy bands
*Fanfiction.net - As of June 2, 2002, ff.net had 41 NKOTB fics (RPF was later banned).
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
New Leaf Press

New Leaf Press was a fanzine publishing and agency effort run by Linda Knights and Peg Kennedy. It also went under the other names New Leaf Publications and New Leaf Productions. Linda and Peg took up Bill Hupe's agenting business after he retired in July 1996. Read more here.
From a 1997 Media Monitor: "Greetings from from New Leaf Publications: As most of you are now aware, Bill Hupe has retired from his many years of editing, publishing and agenting fanzines. Peg Kennedy as taken over, and while the changeover is still taking place and there are boxes of zines yet to be unboxed and shelved, nearly all the zine masters have arrives and New Leaf Publications has begun printing and sending out orders after a long delay."
==The Road Was a Rocky One==
From the beginning, the transfer of agenting duties was a difficult one. Peg was almost immediately overwhelmed the the size and complexity of the Hupe Empire's legacy.
===A December 1996 Plea for Patience===
Peg explained, and asked for patience in a December 1996 catalog, five months after taking over the business from Bill Hupe: 
===Text of Mystery Frank's July 1997 Open Letter===
Also see Thief in Fandom.
===A July 1007 Follow-up Letter by Mystery Frank===
Posted to Virgule on July 4, 1997:
Also see Thief in Fandom.
==Some Zines==
Some of the zines New Leaf either published or agented:
* Against the Wind (Man From UNCLE)
* Green Eggs and Ham (Quantum Leap)
* If Their Mothers Only Knew (multimedia)
* Quantum Mechanics (Quantum Leap)
* Outrage (A-Team)
* Suffering Heroes (multimedia)
==References==
New Links in the Chain

New Links in the Chain is a gen 62-page anthology with art by Chari L. Wessel. 
From the distributor: "Two very different interpretations of the "Chain of Death Raid" episode, with a complete transcript of the show, and some humorous insights." 
==Contents==
* Editorial 
* Televised TV Script of "Chains of Death Raid", transcribed by Chari L. Wessel (1)
* Take Two by Anne Collins Smith ("Alternative to "Chain of Death Raid". Premise: What if it hadn't been Troy who was captured with Dietrich--but Moffitt?") (11)
 
* The Begging for a Re-Write Raid by Chari L Wessel ("Alternative to "Chain of Death Raid". Despite the title, not a parody but a serious attempt to fill in the gaps and problems with the episode.") (12)
* Take Three by Anne Collins Smith ("Alternative to "Chain of Death Raid". Premise: What if it hadn't been Troy who was captured with Dietrich--but Hitch?) (32)
* The Revelations Raid by Linda Knights ("An alternate version of "The Chain of Death Raid" (aired episode) in which Troy and Dietrich are captured by slavers and chained together. Sold into slavery in a mine deep in the desert, they have only each other to depend on.") (reprinted from The G-2 Files #16) (33)
* Take Four by Anne Collins Smith ("Alternative to "Chain of Death Raid". Premise: What if it hadn't been Troy who was captured with Dietrich--but Tully?") (62)
* Alone, poem by Linda Knights ("Hans Dietrich, the only survivor of yet another raid, envies Sam Troy that he is not alone, that he has his team.") (reprinted from The G-2 Files #8; also in Rat Patrol Compiled) (63)
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:1997 Zines
New Minglewood Blues

New Minglewood Blues is a Kirk/Spock story by Greywolf the Wanderer.
 
It is an alternate universe slavefic.
It was first posted to alt.startrek.creative in 1997.
This story was the winner of an ASC Award.
==Summary==
==The Trilogy==
It is part of a trilogy, all of which were later published in the print zine, Songs of the Dirhja where it has much art.
 
* Deep Elem Blues
* New Minglewood Blues
* Morning Dew
==Summary==
 
==Author's Introduction==
==The Original Posting at alt.startrek.creative==
* part one
* part two
* part three
* part four
* part five
* part six
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Many More Comments at "Songs of the Dirhja"===
See many more comments at Songs of the Dirhja.
===1997===
 
===1998===
===2013===
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
New Monster Stories

New Monster Stories is a Witcher fanfic written by kathkin. It takes place in a modern alternate universe of The Witcher that retains the idea of Geralt being a monster slayer with a twist. Where in the canon Witcher Universe everyone knows about monsters, most people are completely unaware of monsters in kathkin's fic and start to forget about them if they do not encounter monsters on a regular basis. 
==Summary==
“So do you have a name?”
“Yeah.” The man who had saved his life less than an hour ago – the white-haired, absurdly buff, weirdly sexy man Jaskier might have called taciturn if he was feeling charitable and surly if he was feeling less so – dug into his second burger.
Jaskier waited. “Are… you going to tell me what it is?”
The man paused mid-bite, and looked at him reproachfully as if to say how dare you. How dare you interrupt me. Can’t you see I’m enjoying my cheeseburger. Can’t you see this cheeseburger is the most important thing in my life right at the moment. He swallowed, and said, “Geralt.”
It turns out almost getting eaten by a werewolf can make your whole life go careening off in a new, terrifying, wondrous, artistically flourishing direction. Who knew?
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction