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Interludes (Starsky and Hutch zine)

Interludes is a slash Starsky and Hutch 79-page digest-sized anthology with fiction by Evangeline Anderson.
==Contents==
* A Helping Hand (1)
* Down on My Knees (39) 
* Just Another Day in Bay City (40)
* Interludes (47)
==Excerpt from "A Helping Hand"==
An excerpt from the distributor, Agent With Style:
:"But Abby's been gone for over a month now," Starsky said, echoing Hutch's thoughts. "And I know you haven't been with any other girls..." His eyes widened. "Hey, Hutch -- are you tryin' to tell me it's been over a month since you got off?"
:"So?" Hutch said truculently. "Don't worry about it, Starsk. It's no big deal."
:"Looks like a big deal to me." Starsky's voice was low as he eyed the blond's still-erect cock throbbing behind the tight prison of Hutch's pants. "And you said your therapist said it'll be a whole 'nother month until your hand regains 'normal function.' How are you gonna stand it?"
:"I'll be fine. I told you not to worry about it." Hutch frowned and willed his pulsing erection to go away, but his cock wasn't listening to thatparticular head at the moment.
:"But I do worry about it." Starsky moved closer so that they were flank to flank again and Hutch could feel his partner's body heat like a flame along his entire right side. "You're my partner, my best friend." His voice had gone low and seductive, the same tone Hutch had heard him use a thousand times with girls. He had never expected to hear that sultry tone turned on himself.
:"What are you saying?" Hutch demanded, not sure he liked the way his own voice had dropped in response to his friend's. //What are you offering?// he thought.
:"I'm sayin' why not let me help you out?" Starsky's left hand was on Hutch's knee now and there was a question in the half-lidded indigo eyes. Starsky's eyes always looked like that, took on that lazy sexuality when his partner was feeling hot and bothered. Hutch had never expected to see that look in Starsky's eyes for him, either.
:He sensed they were on the cusp of something completely different, something frightening and wonderful at the same time. Once word from him could turn the situation in either direction. Without knowing what was going to come out, Hutch opened his mouth and spoke the word:
:"Okay." 
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Intermezzo

Intermezzo is a Kirk/Spock story by Mary Suskind Lansing. It has art by Pat Cash and Caren Parnes.
It was published in Nome #9.
==Summary==
"AU. After Spockʼs death and the destruction of the Genesis planet, Kirk takes McCoy to Vulcan to release Spockʼs katra."
"Alternate sequel to ST:TWOK. Kirk stands vigil over McCoy as they prepare for the Fal Tor Pan ceremony which will inter Spock's katra on Vulcan. The katra will remain there until Kirk lives out his life and his spirit joins with Spock's"
File:Nome9art1.jpg|art by Caren Parnes
File:Nome9art2.jpg|art by Pat Cash
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Intermission (Star Trek: TOS story)

Intermission is a Kirk/Spock story by Cordelia Naismith. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #49.
This story was nominated for a 1999 STIFfie Award.
==Summary==
"Spock runs into Kirk during intermission while at a concert and an understanding is reached between then in time for them to leave before the concert restarts."
 
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==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Intermission (Starsky & Hutch zine)

Intermission is a gen and slash (but not "overt") Starsky & Hutch fanzine. 
==The Supplement==
Issue two included a 20-page non-explicit S/H supplement called Off the Record.
Originally, the supplement was planned so that fans could purchase it separately, but when it was published, ads stated that you could only get it by purchasing the entire zine. according to ads in Mixed Doubles #6 and APB #35 
==Submission Requests==
From Between Friends #1 (Jan 1984): 
From Between Friends #2: 
From APB #33: 
==Issue 1==
Intermission 1 was published in 1984 and contains 35 pages. It is A5 reduced and has a cover by Freda Hyatt. 
* Giant Steps by Sandi Chapman 
* The Killing Ground, part 1 by Terri Beckett (reprinted in Penal Code #1)
* The Gun, fiction by Chris Power
* Starsky's First Miracle, fiction by Jay Henry
* poetry by Lyndy Harding, Debra Warner, Tabby Davis, and Sue-Anne Hartwick
* interior art by Freda Hyatt
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Intermission 2 was published in July 1985 and has 55 pages. 
The art is by Sanje, Freda Hyatt, Calypso, and June Bushell. There is much use of Dover clip art.
This issue had a supplement called Off the Record with fiction and poems by Sandi Chapman and art by Calypso.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial (2)
* Cloud Nine, vignette by Lyndy Harding and Tiger (3)
* White Knight by Terri Beckett (5) 
* In the Rough, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (11)
* To Vanessa..., poem by Debra Warner (13)
* Young Blood by Lyndy Harding (14)
* Severance by Jacky Birch (18)
* Family by Sue-Anne Hartwick (24)
* Against the World by Leah S. (25)
* Too Close to the Ground by Sandi Chapman (26)
* The Killing Ground, part 2 by Terri Beckett (reprinted in Penal Code #1) (38) 
* Revenge... Not Sweet Enough, poem by D.L. Barr (55)
 
Image:intermissionsh2-1.jpg|from issue #2, June Bushnell (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-2.jpg|from issue #2 (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Sanje (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Freda Hyatt (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-5.jpg|from issue #2, June Bushnell (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-6.jpg|from issue #2, Sanje (photocopy)
Image:intermissionsh2-7.jpg|from issue #2, Sanje (photocopy)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Intern Kevin

Intern Kevin is a fan-created meta character in the Sherlock fandom who works for James Moriarty. His job is to do all of the complex chores that must have been done, but it is unlikely that Moriarty did himself. He is a loyal but inept worker whose plans often backfire. As mentioned by recentlyfolded in her post Intern Kevin does all the shopping.
== Origin ==
Kevin was first mentioned by ”’captainsjm’” in a tumblr post where she defined the intern as being the one to choose a blind woman to read a pager in the episode "The Great Game" (Sherlock). https://captainsjm.tumblr.com/post/118876410338/i-cant-stop-thinking-about-the-blind-old-lady-in
Since then many tasks have been attributed to intern Kevin including the Johnlock shipping BBC3 posts on twitter and tumblr.
https://bbcthree.tumblr.com/post/149878627211
More recently, he has been suggested as the one performing tasks for Eurus Holmses in the season 4 episode, The Final Problem. 
https://kevintheintern.tumblr.com/post/155984561373/astudyinkink-skulls-and-tea-honestly-though
He has his own blog, his own twitter and is occasionally referenced in fan works. For example, he was listed as a member of Moriarty’s band in Bluebell of Bakerstreet’s picstory, Interview. https://archiveofourown.org/works/19906465/ 
His story can be found in Intern Kevin’s diary.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/12726951/
==Fanwork Sources==
https://kevintheintern.tumblr.com/
https://kevintheintern.tumblr.com/post/132165328238/whowhat-is-intern-kevin#notes
https://inevitably-johnlocked.tumblr.com/post/119488189250/intern-kevin-masterpost
https://internkevinhistory.tumblr.com/
https://mobile.twitter.com/intern_kevin
https://consultingcriminalsllc.tumblr.com/
==References==
category:Sherlock
Category:2015 Memes
Kevin the Intern
International Blog Against Racism Week

International Blog Against Racism Week or IBARW began in 2006 as an effort to focus blogging efforts on the issue of racism, broadly defined. It took place annually until 2009, held over one week in July and/or August. While not strictly a fannish event, and not strictly a Livejournal event (some posts took place on InsaneJournal), many fans participated and many posts have a focus on race and racism in media sources, fans, fan interactions and fanworks. 
In 2006, the roundup of posts was collected on rilina's LJ: International Blog Against Racism Week Link Roundup (link offline, not archived).
In 2007, the organization of the week moved to an LJ community: ibarw and a delicious list: ibarw.
==Fannish Posts Published During IBARW==
===2006===
===2007===
*IBARW: Got CoC? by viciouswishes (2007). A look at the prevalence and characterisation of characters of colour in eight TV shows: Psyche, Big Love, Grey's Anatomy, Battlestar Galactica, Weeds, Stargate: Atlantis, House and Ugly Betty.
*IBARW: Grab Your CoC meme - C. Fillmore by the-willow (2007). A short piece of meta about Cornelius Fillmore from the early 00s Disney animated series Fillmore!.
===2008===
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==References==
Category:Activism
Category:Race & Fandom
Category:2000s Events
Category:Social Media Feature
International Costumer's Guild

The International Costumer's Guild (abbreviated as ICG) is a 501(c) non-profit creative organization centered around the art of costuming (and subsequently, cosplay), bringing amateur and professional enthusiasts together for discussion and promotion of local, educational, and social cosplay events, including conventions. Their members are not solely limited to those in media fandoms, but also include history reenactors, theater fans, sci-fi fans, and more recently, fans centered around social media-based fandoms. It also publishes The International Costumer, both a free, bi-monthly newsletter delivered to members within the guild, and an often-updated online blog which contains useful and interesting staff and member reports in the realm of costuming and cosplay, including its diverse history.
Category:Costuming
International Dateline

"International Dateline" is a The Professionals vid by zzebeddy. 
Vidders notes: "The lyrics do seem to be quite open to interpretation, but have a generally pensive, or brooding air about them. The fact that they sit over the "happy" beat made it a vidding challenge and a half.....I use Corel Video Studio ProX4 and Photoshop Elements 8 (for stills)...."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"Wow, I really enjoyed this vid! The song choice was great - (first time I’ve heard that song and I really like it) - and I love the effects you used, particularly the flickering effect on some of the clips, and the numbers overlay on the screen from 1:02 through 1:06. The effect you used at 1:54 reminded me of a van Gogh painting, like Starry Night. Really beautiful vid; thanks for posting!﻿"comment at 
*"There's a feeling of fate and upcoming doom that stirs shivers on my skin!﻿"comment at 
*"Amazing, Professionals fanvids are entering a completely new level of quality and this is no exception."
*"Very creative, great the way the images merge into one another. It always amazes me how all you vidders come up with new ideas Well done my dear!! :)﻿"comment at 
*"Cool Vid--I like that she doesn't use the same shots many vidders use, since she didn't need B and D to be next to each other always. There's a definite sense of being watched, encased, closed in."comment at 
*"Nice to see a vid that was new to me, and very moody it is too. I like that the vidder has used a lot of clips that don't tend to turn up repeatedly in every second vid."
*"This vid is new to me. I love the different visual effects zzebeddy has used as well as the diversity of the images. It's a fabulous illustration of the breadth of the remit of CI5. Ta for sharing this!"comment at 
*"Very smart vid! I remember this when it came out, but I don't think I've watched it since, so thanks for the reminder. I tend to think of it as a "gen" vid, I guess, because it's not really Bodie/Doyle, but their life in CI5 and the spy side of things. Which is interesting in its own right, and nice to think about now and then, but not ultimately why I watch Pros, which I suppose is why I haven't given this alot of play time. It's a great song as well though, very moody. Cheers!" comment at 
*"Epic video. Edgy, moody and quite risky. I love all the odd angles and out of kilter shots and the way they mount up to give a disconcerting atmosphere. I love watching the show through the vidder's eyes. It's like a French art house film! The lads and Cowley are dangerous and in control in a pared back, gritty world. Class act. :)" comment at 
*"It's everything everyone else has already said. Potted Pros - and for me a huge part of the love is the cars and carnage. So this vid, which concentrates on the series vibe, is a real treasure for me. Like Heinz used to say (and still allude to on their tins) 57 varieties represented in one can." comment at 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Vids
Category:2012 Vids
International Day of Femslash

The International Day of Femslash was an annual celebration of femslash, founded in 2008. Starting in 2010, the organizers also held an online FemSlashCon on the nearest weekend. 
The description of the 2011 event:
The last "International Day of Femslash" was in 2015. However, the conventions continued until 2017.
==References==
Category:Femslash Fandom
Category:2008 Events
Category:2000s Events
Category:2010s Events
International Day of Slash

In 2003, CommodoreMarie (from the Library of Moria) and Mid chose July 1st as International Day of Slash.
The intention was to create a day to celebrate the genre which would bring together slash lovers across all fandoms. Although this day is named after slash, they intended it to be dedicated also to femslash lovers and yaoi fans.
Fans are invited to share links, write and rec fics, videos, manips, meta, and other media.
International Fizzbin Society

International Fizzbin Society was a fan club for fans of Star Trek, Pern, Star Wars, Tolkien, and Darkover.
The club published Beta Antares Four and The Iotian Times.
Category:1980s
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs 
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs 
Category:Tolkien Fan Clubs
Category:Darkover Fan Clubs
International Quidditch Association

The International Quidditch Association (IQA) is the governing body for the sport of quidditch. It was founded as the Intercollegiate Quidditch Association in 2009 following the very first intercollegiate quidditch match. In 2010, the IQA took its current name, and 2016 saw its induction as an international sports federation with its creation of the Congress. It now comprises more than ten national associations governing quidditch in their respective nations.
The IQA was founded on the campus of Middlebury College, in Vermont; the International Quidditch Association, then Intercollegiate Quidditch Association, being the outgrowth of wildly popular on-campus tournaments. The association is responsible for the organization of the world’s major quidditch tournaments and events, most notably the IQA Global Games, as well as international rule setting and worldwide expansion.
==History==
Quidditch, then known as "muggle quidditch," began in 2005 as an intramural league at Middlebury College in Vermont. The rules were adapted from J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter novels by Alex Benepe and Alexander Manshel. Manshel served as the first Quidditch Commissioner.
In 2006, Alex Benepe took over as the Middlebury Commissioner and in 2007, founded the Intercollegiate Quidditch Association following the first intercollegiate quidditch match between Middlebury College and Vassar College on November 11, 2007.
Since then, the IQA has helped students from more than 400 colleges and 300 high schools form teams, and over half of them are active already. The vast majority are based in the US, where quidditch is represented in 45 states. US teams are split into eight regions: Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, South, Midwest, Southwest, West, Northwest, and the Great Lakes. Other countries with teams or leagues that play by IQA rules include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, France, Germany, Vietnam, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Malaysia, and the United Kingdom.
In 2010, the IQA changed its name to the International Quidditch Association and became a registered non-profit organization. Today, the IQA is composed of the Commissioner/CEO, other executive staff (the COO and CTO), a board of directors, seven departmental directors (Development, Gameplay, Human Resources, IT, Marketing, Membership, and Teams), and an extensive volunteer staff that includes regional directors and state representatives. There is also an extensive volunteer staff for major events such as QuidCon, a convention for players and other interested parties, and the World Cup.
The IQA serves to promote quidditch as a new sport and lead outreach programs to increase athletic participation among children and young adults and bring magic to communities. The Marketing, Development, and Teams departments are particularly dedicated to this aspect of the sport. One promotional tool is the magazine Quidditch Quarterly, which is the official magazine of the IQA and the only publication dedicated to the sport of quidditch.
==Further Reading==
* International Quidditch Association
==References==
Category:Harry Potter
International Reply Coupon

International Reply Coupons are/were the international version of a SASE.
==Examples of Use==
: "If you haven't received yours [issue of the letterzine] by now, it's either because (a) you didn't send me an SASE, (b) you live overseas, and I haven't yet rounded up all the international reply coupons, or (c) you moved, and it hasn't caught up with you yet..." from S and H in 1979 
: "To those of you in Canada and Overseas who have been providing me with International Reply Coupons in place of the SASE, thank you. However, I have discovered that they are not all they're cracked up to be. The kindly folks at the post office here in Lacey [Washingtin state] generally view them as Public Enemy Number One, or they don't have a clue as to what they are or what to do with then. Also, if the foreign post office has mistakenly stamped the IRC on the wrong side, the U.S. post office will refuse them. In that case, the person paying for their reply has paid for nothing and the person sending the reply has to pay to send it anyway. IRCs are actually more trouble than they're worth. If anyone from Canada or Overseas needs a reply via SASE, why don't you just tuck an extra dollar or so In your envelope and allow me to do the addressing and stamping. It will be much much' easier for both of us that way." from Engage! #12 (1992) 
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
International Standard Book Number

, also known as ISBN, is a tracking number issued by Bowker for books in publication in the U.S. Each edition is expected to have a separate number, which has led to complicated issues with ebook publishing; books that are not published through "mainstream" publishers, including ebooks published through Amazon, may not have ISBNs.
Fanfiction on archive sites almost never has an ISBN which is one way fans have sussed out what is a fanwork and what is a pro-work. 
See wikipedia:International Standard Book Number
International Talk Like a Pirate Day

International Talk Like a Pirate Day was first conceived by John Baur & Mark Summers in 1995. While originating during a game of racquetball between the two, it came to popularity in 2002 when it was featured by Dave Barry in a syndicated column. The day is celebrated, as the name implies, by speaking in "pirate slang" throughout the day. Some fans also engage in other festivities such as cosplay and pirate movie watching parties.
== Fanworks == 
Filk performer and composer Tom Smith has written two songs inspired by the holiday. 
"Talk Like A Pirate Day" has become the event's official anthem, with the blessing of Baur and Summers. Additionally, "Hey, It's Can(n)on" arises from a reference citing the birthday of Hermione Granger as Sept. 19, thereby allowing Smith to cross Harry Potter fandom with the piratical theme.
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:1990sCategory:2000sCategory:2010s
International playboy (don't answer)

International playboy (don't answer) is a BTS fanfic by blt_prf. It is a University AU. The main pairing is Jikook.
On the Archive of Our Own, it is the forty seventh most popular BTS fanwork by hit count. As of February 2021, the work has over 250,000 hits, 11,000 kudos, 3,700 comments, and 2,500 bookmarks.
==Synopsis==
Summary: oH
I FUCHKED UP
I FU
UCKED UP
YOUR'E NOT NAMJOON
yeah
what I've been trying to tell you
or
the one in which Jimin manages to mess up everything in one night and accidentally texts the guy he has a crush on
== Reactions and Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Internet Archive

The Internet Archive is a digital library "of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more." Their main claim to fame is the Wayback Machine, an archive of the web dating back to 1996, but many other digital collections have been added to the site, some uploaded by regular users. See the Wikipedia page for more.
Fans have long used the Wayback Machine to find fanfiction and fansites that have disappeared. Because the site allows users to upload materials, some fans have used the Internet Archive as a fanworks archive.
==2024 outages==
In October 2024 the Internet Archive was taken down following a cyberattack."The Internet Archive is still down by will return in 'days, not weeks'", The Verge, 11 October 2024 Archive.org became available again for read-only used on 21 October,"Internet Archive services update", blog.archive.org, 21 October 2024 and by the end of October most services were back online."The Internet Archive is finally mostly back online after a series of cyberattacks", ZDNet, 29 October 2024 As the Internet Archive is a popular host for fanworks which cannot directly be hosted on AO3, such as podfic, fans became increasingly concerned with finding alternate hosts. 
* Tumblr polls on podfic hosting options: , 
* Fanartists and podficcers posting about where else they would be hosting: , , 
==Fanwork Collections==
*Vidding Fanvid Collection
*Fanfiction Fanzine Collection
*Fan Fiction Archive (Fanfiction.net crawls)
*Science Fiction Conventions Zines
==Fanwork Tags==
*podfic tag mostly in the general "Community Audio" collection
*fanvid tag
Category:Websites
Category:ArchivesCategory:Print Zine Archives
Internet Fans Controversy Du Jour (Sandy Herrold)

By 1997, the gap between Internet fans (or net fans - fans whose main interactions were online) and print fans (fans who interacted with one another physically or through mail or phone) had narrowed. Still, the tensions between the two groups ran high.
This essay contains about three fourths of the same content as Slash Fandom & the Internet: An Escapade Perspective. 
For additional context, see Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==From the Essay==
In 1997, Sandy Herrold posted the following overview of the 'state of net vs. print fans' to the Virgule-L mailing list. It is reposted here with permission. 
Category:Zine Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Fandom Migration
Internet Relay Chat

Internet Relay Chat (IRC) is a form of realtime internet chat that has existed since 1988. For fandom, it is significant because it was available at a time when more modern chat programs weren't; because it is usable by people with a wide variety of computers and internet connections; and because it serves as a distribution channel for fansubs and other fanworks.
An example of a fan-run IRC channel was #loiscla for the Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman fandom.
* Wikipedia article on Internet Relay Chat
* IRC Help Explains IRC and provides a guide to its use.
Category:Discussion
Category:Social Networking