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Trish

See also: Patricia
== Characters ==
* Trish Walker, a character from Jessica Jones
== Fans ==
* Trish, a Starsky & Hutch and Man from UNCLE fan and zine ed
* Trish B., a Dark Shadows fan writer
* Trish D'Orazio, a War of the Worlds fan writer
* Trish Day, a Sentinel and Kung Fu: The Legend Continues fan writer
* Trish Darbyfield, a Professionals and due South fan writer
* Trish Kehoe, a Beauty and the Beast fan writer and zine ed
* Trish McDaniel, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer
* Trish Shields, a Xena: Warrior Princess fan writer
* Trish Williams, a Stargate: SG-1 fan writer
* Trish (fanartist), a Star Trek: TOS fanartist in the 1980s.
==People==
*Trish Stratus, WWE Diva
Trish (Starsky & Hutch and MUNCLE fan)

Trish is a Starsky & Hutch and Man from U.N.C.L.E. fan and zine ed.
She was the editor of the 1996-1999 MUNCLE zine We Have Each Other, and won both a STIFfie Award and Huggy Award for Best Zine for the third issue. She was also a proofreader for several of Charlotte Frost's zines, including Phantoms and Heart and Soul.
Category:Zine Editors
Trisha Lynn

Trisha Lynn is a fanfiction writer and journalist in the comics and anime fandoms during the 1990s and 2000s. She is also a columnist for Sequential Tart.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives ===
====As Archivist====
==== As Contributor====
=== Other Websites ===
The Author's Spotlight
The Fanfiction Glossary - first version
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Triskell's Fanfiction Archive

Triskell's Fanfiction Archive was a personal fanfic site. It was a Freedom of Expression in Fanfiction member site and belonged to the Star Wars Slash webring.
The site was linked both as Triskell's Fan Fiction Archive and as Judith's Homepage 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 linked at Jedi Discipline as Judith's Webpage.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 17 January 2016)
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==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Roar
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:2000s Author Pages
Triss Merigold

Triss Merigold is a Temerian sorcerer from the The Witcher franchise. Within the Witcher video games, she is a possible love interest for the main character, Geralt of Rivia.
==Resources & Fannish Links==
* Witcher Wiki: 
* Archive of Our Own: | Triss Merigold
* Tumblr tag: Triss Merigold
==References==
Category:The Witcher Characters
Tristan-n-rory

tristan-n-rory was a Gilmore Girls mailing list dedicated to the Tristan/Rory pairing. 
It was founded on January 2, 2001.
Self-description" "Links, fanfiction, and almost everything for the love to hate couple Tristan and Rory from the television show Gilmore Girls."
Category:Gilmore Girls
Category:Het Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Tristar Industries

Tristar Industries is the corporation that ran the procons, Schuster Star Trek Conventions. 
Its publishing arm, which preceded it by four years, was April Publications.
==Conventions==
Two of the men in charge were Al Schuster and John Townsley. Townsley is specifically mentioned by Starlog #11 as being in charge of of the New York City con in September 1977.
Townsley himself stated: "We've been sponsoring the Convention since 1975," said John Townsley of Tristar Industries, Inc." from The Enterprise's New Voyage by J.D. Piro, from Ram Newspaper - 09/13/1979 
The last three Schuster Star Trek Conventions cons (1981) were produced by "Capital Expositions." "Capital Expositions, Inc. filed as a Domestic Business Corporation in the State of New York and is no longer active. This corporate entity was filed approximately thirty-seven years ago on Thursday, July 31, 1980 , according to public records filed with New York Department of State. Known Addresses for Capital Expositions, Inc. 88 New Dorp Plaza S Staten Island, NY 10306" -- The address of this new company name was the same address (88 New Dorp Plaza) as "Tristar," so it appears it was the same outfit with a different legal name.
These Star Trek cons were all winding down by 1980. The guests were sparser, the programming repetitive, and many things were diminished. The two men planned a con (which appeared to be Star Trek in name only) on October 11-12, 1981 called "Star Trek Futurama." It was to have had Issac Asimov as its sole guest, a "film-o-rama," and a Space Trader's Market (hucksters). It is unlikely that this con actually too place.
See much more at Schuster Star Trek Conventions.
== Records==
This company produced and sold a number of sound recordings. 
* Themes from Star Trek (1977)
* Starfleet and Crystal Crackin' (1977 or 1978)
* If We...by Heash (1977 or 1978)
* Arcturus (1981)
==A 1978 Statement==
Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath, from a commemorative edition of the program book for 1978's Star Trek World Expo: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Convention Organizers
Triumph

TriumphTriumph by elfscribe5. Accessed 17 January 2013. is a drabble which provides insight into Bagoas’ feelings when he wins the dance competition (set during the timeframe of The Persian Boy.
Comments received on the drabble include:
* I adore this. Perfect Bagoas and I love his reflection on adulation that Alexander is so accustomed to and the end is absolutely lovely. Gorgeous language: "mount the stairs on Eros-gifted wings" and the last line, "The others recede and all sound fades except for the beating of my heart." Could anything be more moving? Be still my own beating heart.Comment by heartofoshun, 24 August 2008. Accessed 17 January 2013.—heartofoshun
==References==
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Category:Alexander the Great
Triumvirs

The Triumvirs were a group of three prominent fans in early science fiction fandom: William S. Sykora, Sam Moskowitz, and James V. Taurasi. They ran the New Fandom club and also held a great deal of power in the Queens Science Fiction League.
All three Triumvirs were major figures at first, being present at some of the first-ever conventions, but as time went on they were perceived by other fans as being controlling, undemocratic and bent on making their own clubs and projects the biggest names in fandom. Jack Speer's Fancyclopedia gave their "nicknames" as The Mikado of Long Island City (Sykora), Der Fuhrer of Newark Swamps (Moskowitz), and Il Duce of Flushing Flats (Taurasi). These names were given by the Futurians, but Speer also jokingly used them at least a few times in print. 
At first William Sykora was the most well-known of the Triumvirs. His ongoing feud with former friend Donald A. Wollheim led to the destruction of the International Scientific Association and the Queens Science Fiction League. After an appeal to Leo Margulies, the QSFL was reinstated under a new charter, under the condition that Sykora and Wollheim never share a chapter of the Science Fiction League again. Sykora joined forces with Moskowitz and Taurasi at this point, while Wollheim and his loyalists formed the Futurians.
The feud between the Triumvirs and the Futurians would eventually culminate in The Great Exclusion Act, in which six Futurians were barred from entering the convention hall at Worldcon 1939. Sam Moskowitz, already known widely in fandom for his articles on professional science fiction, became the most vocal of the Triumvirs in defending their actions, which found only the most muted support from individual fans.
At a special 1941 meeting of the Queens Science Fiction League, two Futurians tried to enter based on an invitation from the club director and secretary; the Triumvirs, who at this point held no elected office in the club, started a confrontation that came to blows and got the entire meeting shut down by the building manager. The director and secretary, Hyman Tiger and Scott Feldman, quit the club after this and became involved in the beginning stages of the National Fantasy Fan Federation. They cited their experiences with "the Sykora clique" as their main concern about organizing another fan club.Robert A. W. Lowndes: "Strangers in Boston". Fanfare #6 pg. 21 (April 1941)
After Chicon I, it became known in fandom that Will Sykora had been arrested and released with a warning in a case of child molestation, and Moskowitz succeeded him completely in the public eye. Moskowitz's fannish history The Immortal Storm cemented his position as the most famous of the Triumvirs.
== References ==
Category:1930s Meta
Category:1940s Meta
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Trivial Pursuit

While not a convention game created by fans, Trivial Pursuit was very much an activity at cons.
In recent years, it has become a retro game of nostalgia. From Foz Meadows in 2014: 
==Con Activity==
* many, many mentions of the game at Blake's 7 cons
* it was a Stargate SG-1 in 2002 at MediaWest*Con 
* In 2021, fans played a Star Wars version of it: "Revelcon’s Annual GhosTEA! What’s better than a nice cup of tea in the afternoon? Tea and games together, of course! Join us for a cuppa and a rousing game of Trivial Pursuit (Classic Star Wars!), Fandom Sentinel Monopoly and more." 
==Blake's 7: Hugely Popular at Cons==
The game was massively popular at Blake's 7 cons. 
This is mainly due to the fact that Paul Darrow was a fan of it, and played it often with select groups of fans at conventions.
===Blake's 7 Cons===
* DarrowCon
* Freedom City
* ORAC
*ORBIT
* RevelCon
* Scorpio
* Space City
* Unicon
* Visions
* Zencon
=== The "Trivial Pursuit-Ship!" Connection===
Trivial Pursuit-Ship! is a 50-page Blake's 7 zine of 600 questions to be used with the game Trivial Pursuit.
The questions and answers were written by Jean Graham. 
While playing "Trivial Pursuit-Ship!" was a con activity, it is unknown if this game was ever played with Paul Darrow Himself.
===Co-opted by Blake's 7 TPTB===
The game was used as a selling point by Terry Nation and Paul Darrow in their quest to create a series of for-profit cons, which in itself was a topic in The Blake's 7 Wars. The game was mentioned by Terry Nation and Paul Darrow as part of an open letter in a January 2, 1989 Press Release packet where they addressed many things, specifically Open Letter by "Name Withheld By Request": 
It was also used by TPTB for charitable purposes. From a con report about the 1990 ORBIT: 
===Blake's 7 Fan Comments===
====1986====
====1988====
====1989====
====1990====
====1995====
==References==
Category:Gaming & Role Playing
Category:Convention Glossary
Trivial Pursuit-Ship!

Trivial Pursuit-Ship! is a 50-page Blake's 7 zine of 600 questions to be used with the game Trivial Pursuit. 
The questions and answers were written by Jean Graham.
The zine's pages are different colors, each section relates to a different category.
==Categories==
* Quotations
* Characters
* Sets, Cast & Crew Etc.
* Planets & Aliens
* Computers, Ships & Gadgets
* General Trivialities
=="Rules & Stuff"==
From the zine:
==Sample Pages==
 
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==Fan Comments==
In 1989, fans played this game at RevelCon. The program book had this to say: 
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:Gaming & Role Playing
Trixie

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See also: Beatrix, Beatrice, Patricia
==Fandoms==
* Trixie Belden, a series of mystery stories
==Characters==
* Trixie Belden, main character of the Trixie Belden series
* Beatrice "Trixie" Espinoza aka Trixie Decker, a Lucifer character
* Trixie Lulamoon, a My Little Pony character
* Trixie Mattel, a drag queen from RuPaul's Drag Race
==Fans==
* Trixie aka nw's chick & trixiechick, a multifandom writer
* Trixie, an X-Files fan and owner of Trixie's X-Files Fanfic
* C L Finn aka Trixie/trixiesfic, a long-time slash fan
* Trixie Firecracker aka Trixen & trixiefirecra, a Buffy and Roswell fan
* Trixie Pixie, a Hanson fan
==Other==
* Trixie Turnpike, the chibi logo for Anime Web Turnpike
Trixie's X-Files Fanfic

Trixie's X-Files Fanfic was Trixie's X-Files author page. All stories were "at least UST, more likely MSR."
Stories were initially categorized by length (Short Stories, Long Stores, Series) and later by genre:
* Smut & Erotic StoriesBasically, anything that has to do with sex. Most of it being of an NC-17 nature.
* AngstMost everything contains =some= degree of angst. Not here. This is the angst-box.
* Funny StuffOr, as I like to call it, more fun than a barrell full of goats on fire. It's humor.
* Post EpsAll fic that directly follows (or occurs during) an episode.
* Series FicFanfic that keeps going, and going, and going, and going . . .
The site was part of The Dynamic Duo Webring and linked to Visions of Truth, Fallen Angels, The Babyfishmouth Fanfic Archive, and Fred and Ginger's Smut Classics.
==References==
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Het Author Pages
Category:1999 Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
Category:2001 Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Trixie (X-Files fan)

Trixie is an X-Files author who was active approximately from 1998 through 2001. Her website was Trixie's X-Files Fanfic.
She posted at alt.tv.x-files.creative and her fanfiction has been archived on sites such as The Gossamer Project, XF Millennium Smut, The Greasy Spoon, and Whispers of X.
Her first posted XF fic was 1-900-REDHEAD in January 1998.
Trixie won Spooky Awards for "Outstanding Other Series Character Romance" (second place) for Quis Si in 2000 and "Outstanding Crossover" (first place) for Sam Und Zeit in 2001.
Category:Fanwriters
Trixie (nw's chick)

Trixie, known as nw's chick or trixiechick, is a fic writer in various amount of fandoms.
In the DC Comics fanworks, Dick Grayson is generally the main character in a lot of her works and is often paired up with Garth, Roy Harper, and Jason Todd, although other pairings have appeared - both het and more slash. Other Gen, Het, and Slash pairings appear as well focused on other characters.
Trixiechick also participated in writing stories for Sea & Sky and J'onnverse in the DC Comics fandom.
Trixie does a lot in various Anime fandoms, full lists are HERE and HERE.
==Notable Works==
*The Incidentals Series - (DC Comics, Dick Grayson slash). "Dick's story, in another life."
*The Demon's Lover Series - (DC Comics, Dick Grayson/Jason Blood trilogy, slash)
*The Obvious Title (Seinfeld, Jerry/Kramer, slash)
*Sea & Sky - contributor - 15 stories
*Martian Manlove - contributor - 7 stories
==Awards==
*gundam00 fanfic challenge - 1st place for understayed (Gundam_00, Alleluia/Halleluia, Hallelui/girl, Lockon; slash, G/Teen)
*Boys Next Door smut contest - winner of the Best Multi-Part in 2004 for Jaded Trade (Gundam Wing, Duo/Solo/Hilde, Duo/Heero, Duo/random people, Quatre, Zechs - rated MATURE)
*pot challenge
**mod's choice for week 6 for Swords (Yukimura/Sanada, slash, rated G)
**third place for week 3 for Better than Ice Cream (Yukimura/Sanada, slash, g-rated)
*iron tennis
**won third place in week two for higher (Yuushi/Gakuto, Hyotei, slash, rated G)
**won second place in week one for in between his fingers (Tachibana/Shinji, slash, rated Teen)
== Archives/Communities/Etc. ==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
* Trixie's/nw's chick's fanfiction
==== As Contributor ====
* Offpanel.net
** The Tempest Fic Index
** Chicago's Library
* Boys Next Door
* Batman Slash
=== Communities ===
==== As Moderator ====
* Blind Go
* Fic on demand
==== As Contributor ====
* gundam_00 
* pot challenge
* iron tennis
* 
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Challenge Moderators
Trixie Belden

Trixie Belden is a series of mystery stories featuring the eponymous teenage detective Trixie Belden.
The series often draws comparisons with Nancy Drew.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Trixie Belden was one topic of the fan club and fanzine Susabella Passengers and Friends, published in the 2000s.
For one fan's experience with early online fandom, see Lydia Lovestruck's A Rare Personal Post About Somewhat Relevant Things (23 June 2006, in the context of the Ms.Scribe revelation in Harry Potter fandom).
==Links & Resources==
* trixie-belden.com
* The Trixie Belden Homepage (archived older site)
*TRM Halloween
*Bevy Tales
* The Trixie Belden Mysteries - Julie Campbell Tatham & Kathryn Kenny at Archive of Our Own
* Trixie Belden at FanFiction.Net
* Trixie Belden Fan Wikia
== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Trixie Mattel/Katya Zamolodchikova

Trixie Mattel/Katya Zamolodchikova is a femslash pairing in the RuPaul's Drag Race fandom. The pairing, like many femslash ships within the fandom, is between the drag personas of the two contestants.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===History and Overview===
In 2019, the pairing reached number 86 on the AO3 Ship Stats 2019 top 100 femslash ships and remained on the top 100 for a couple of years afterwards. 
===Fan Commentary===
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
===Controversies===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Example Art Gallery==
==Archives and Communities==
* Trixie Mattel/Katya Zamolodchikova tag at AO3
* Trixya search at Tumblr
==Other Fannish Resources==
(Rec Lists, Big Bangs, Thing-a-thons, Holiday Exchanges, wiki links, etc.)
==References==
Category:RuPaul's Drag Race
Category:Femslash Pairings
Trock

Trock or Time Lord rock is a genre of music of songs dedicated to Doctor Who.
The band Chameleon Circuit is known as the originators of Trock.
Other Trockers include:
*The Timelords
*Mr. Saxon
*Allegra Rosenberg
*Turn Left
*The Doctor's Daughter
*Matilda Modigh (previously Mary Courage)
*live2tivo
*Tom Milsom
*Legs Nose Robinson
*Chameleon Circuit
*Time Crash
Category:Doctor Who Fandom Glossary‎Category:Audio
Trody (Total Drama fanmix)

trody is a Cody/Trent fanmix for the Total Drama fandom. It has a best friends to lovers theme, and its description on Spotify reads: friends just for the night; or maybe for life.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#Tongue Tied by GROUPLOVE
#Time to Pretend by MGMT
#Out of My League by Fitz and The Tantrums
#Sidekick by WALK THE MOON
#Little Secrets by Passion Pit
#Ten Dollars I Found by Matt and Kim
#The Writing's on the Wall by OK Go
#Sugar, We're Goin Down by Fall Out Boy
#Alright by Supergrass
#Bright Whites by Kishi Bashi
#Disloyal Order Of Water Buffaloes by Fall Out Boy
#Cigarettes In The Theatre by Two Door Cinema Club
#Cecilia And The Satellite by Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
#Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros
#Foreign Kicks by We Are Scientists
==Notes==
Category:2017 Fanmixes
Category:Slash Fanmixes
Trody Week

Trody Week was held in the Total Drama fandom to celebrate Cody/Trent with fanworks in 2024.
== Prompts ==
9/09= Canon Trody
10/09= Angst/Fluff
11/09= First date/Double date
12/09= Drama BrothersA gag in the Total Drama: Action special where Cody, Trent, Harold and Justin formed a boy band in-between seasons called The Drama Brothers
13/09= Favorite AU
14/09= Trody fanchild
15/09= TDA/TDWT rewrite
== Notes ==
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:2024 Challenges
Category:Fanweeks
Category:Total Drama Fanweeks
Trogdor19

Trogdor19 is a multifandom fan writer who has written stories in The Walking Dead, Veronica Mars, Outer Banks, the Vampire Diaries, and Shadow and Bone fandoms. 
== Notable Fanworks ==
Veronica Mars
* LoVe in New Orleans series
** Kink Cake
** Smoke on the Mississippi
Outer Banks
* The Love You Can't Have 
The Walking Dead
* How Carol Got Her Groove Back
Trogdor the Burninator

Trogdor the Burninator is a character from Homestar Runner.
==Canon Overview==
He originated in Strong Bad Email skits in 2003. Strong Bad created the character while demonstrating how to draw a dragon.
===20th Anniversary===
* , posted by homestarrunner; Fans also commemorated the birthday: , , 
==Fandom==
Trogdor breached containment, becoming a popular meme on the broader internet beyond the the Homestar Runner fandom. He has small but enduring popularity, as fanart and jokes about him are still being made 20 years later.
==Fanworks==
* by custom3dgraphics, 2004
* by eggyyockio, Mar 28, 2013
* by alexh4070, 2021
* byMelissaFrogFan, May 18, 2023
* by chipsoda, 2023
* by sixthrock, 2023
* by trogdorly, 2023 -- string outline of trogdor for the user's Daily Trogdor project (this is piece #10)
* by eumillipes, 2023
==Links and Resources==
* Trogdor on the Homestar Runner Wiki
* Trogdor on Know Your Meme
* Togdor the Burninator works on AO3
* #trogdor and #trogdor the burninator on Tumblr
==References==
Category: Homestar Runner
Trojan Angel

Trojan Angel is a 210-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel written by Barbara Lenore Snowberger and edited by Terry Sue Shank. The cover is by Mike Brown. Interior art by Ann Crouch, Don Harden, Bobbie Hawkins, and Gennie Summers.
==Sequel==
In a 1987 issue of Treklink, Jacqueline Lichtenberg mentions a sequel called "Proud Bird of Haus". This zine was never published. from a letter in Treklink #9 
==Summaries==
"Had the ST writers of the 20th century been cosmically inspired by the future? Or had those same novelists and screenwriters somehow created the rality of the 23rd cenury by the sheer force of their own vivid imaginations?" from Media Monitor 
"A very special, full length Star Trek novel by Hollywood writer, Barbara Lenore Snowberger. Which came first: the fiction or the fact? A tantalizing time travel tale beautifully blending magic, metaphysics, and love. Delightful. Insightful. Totally Trek!" from Datazine #38 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Troll

A troll is an individual who posts to an online community—such as a BBS, newsgroup, or mailing list—looking to provoke and sustain a negative emotional response from its members. Trolls might do this by asking inflammatory questions, insulting the fandom or its source, making off-topic posts, or bringing up an issue that's been well covered before. For example, a common troll tactic on alt.tv.x-files was to ask, "Why does Mulder put that X in his window?"—a question that had been asked so many times it made its way into the newsgroup FAQ.
Named so for their habit of "trolling" through communities looking to stir up trouble, trolls crave attention and common internet wisdom says "don't feed the trolls," as responding to them only encourages them. A member of a community may use the term "troll," or other code words such as "billy goat gruff" to signal to other members that they believe it would be wiser not to respond to a particular posting. A heavily trolled community may need to be moderated.
Fans may use sockpuppets to troll, or they may be anonymice.
Because of their naive questions, newbies are sometimes mistaken for trolls, and vice versa.
In extreme cases, trolling can be sustained and vicious, with several individuals targetting one person with the intent to upset them. This is usually referred to as Cyber Bullying to distinguish it from less harmful trolling.
==Examples==
* Jeremy Crawford
* Msscribe
* Xiyao Troll
==External Links==
* The Psychology of Trolls by Mary Jean Holmes
Troll (disambiguation)

In Internet parlance, a troll is a person who posts deliberately disruptive and inflammatory content.
Troll may also refer to: 
* Trolls (fantasy), a supernatural being from Scandinavian folklore and Norse mythology that have become popular in the fantasy genre
* Troll (Homestuck), a humanoid race of aliens in Homestuck
* Trolls (franchise), a media franchise based on troll dolls