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Pros & Cons (Professionals zine)

Pros & Cons was published in 1997 and contains about 200 pages. 
It is a primarily gen with some slash 233-page Professionals anthology. All but one of the stories are crossovers with The Professionals.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Come Along and Ride this Train	by Gena Fisher	(V)/(X-Files) (1)
* Cat Tale	Daria Littlejohn	by (Professionals)/(multi-fandom) (29)
* Cartoon by Karen Eaton (Professionals/Beauty and the Beast (TV)) (47)
* Oh, to Be in Hooterville Now That Spring is Here	 by Gena Fisher	 (Professionals)/(Green Acres) (48)
* Graveyard Politics	Daria Littlejohn by 	(Professionals)/(Alien Nation) (73)
* Wise Words 	by Anonymous	 (124)
* Knights of Old	Gena Fisher by 	(Professionals)/(Forever Knight) (125)
* Gone Lost	by Daria Littlejohn	 (Professionals)/(A Touch of Frost) (142)
* The England Swings Affair	by Gena Fisher	(Professionals)/(Man From UNCLE) (197)
==Sample Interior== 
 
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Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1997 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Pros musing: thoughts on Kate MacLean....

Pros musing: thoughts on Kate MacLean.... is an essay by Justacat.
In it, Justcat analyzes the complex fiction written by Kate MacLean, focusing on:
* Telling Marge
* Building on Rainbows
* Scenes from the Edge
* Choosing
* All or Nothing
* The Yellow Brick Road 
==Some Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Proslib

Proslib is an abbreviation for The Professionals Library. 
It is used to refer to a mailing list that was formed in the mid-1990s to help distribute circuit stories to fans of the TV show The Professionals. 
==Various Incarnations==
The mailing list has had several incarnations.
In 1993, the list was a simple e-mail distribution list maintained by Alexfandra . Alex kept a list of circuit stories that were being typed into electronic format and coordinated typists, so that no one typed a story twice. By early '93, the assembled set of stories was known as Alex's electronic Pros library. When a typist sent Alex a new story, Alex sent the story out to everyone on the Professionals story e-mail distribution list. 
In May '95, with about 140 stories, novellas, and novels typed in, Alex gave up the Online Circuit Library and D. Ramsey took it over. In February of '96, Morgan Dawn brought the Pros Online Library to Escapade for people to copy for themselves. By then there were roughly 200 stories, and they fit on 11 formatted IBM diskettes. 
By 2000, the floppies had been moved over to CDs and had reached 700 stories. An index of the 2000 library can be found here.
The diskettes (later in the form of a CD) remained the main method of distributing stories until March 2000 when Deb R. created the Yahoo email group Proslib to begin online distribution. [when did the new mailing list mod take over??] The mailing list is currently being moderated by hagsrus. It was updated to 01 January 2020. 
The most recent version of which is still active on Yahoo Groups. The list is still used to distribute newly typed-up circuit stories, as well as for posting of new stories.
For more details about the ups and downs of the Online Circuit Library see: Next Came The Online Library.
==Other Dates and Names==
Other fans remember the origins of the circuit story mailing list differently: according to D. Ramsey, of ProsLib: 
Also from D. Ramsey: 
==Other Uses of the Term==
The term is also used to refer to the CD of circuit stories that is mailed to fans upon request. The CD has stories that aren't available online because the authors have never given permission for their work to be put up. However, a story that is "on the Proslib CD" or that is "in the Proslib" can also refer to the online circuit archive.
==Fan Comments==
===2007===
== References ==
Category:The Professionals
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Prospect-L

Prospect-L was a public mailing list for The Sentinel. It was founded in June 2000 by Merry and Margie, who have served as co-moderators for the list since its creation.
The list has been mostly dormant since about 2011. 
Prospect-L was slash-focused but gen-friendly, and specifically encouraged fanfic discussion of all sorts. 
The list was started in response to a perceived need for an open forum for TS fic discussion that included criticism as well as praise, and specifically as a alternative to SENAD. Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Arduinna (September 2012) from a fan in July 2000: "there's a new discussion list, the likes of which this fandom has never seen and has aways needed. Prospect-L, welcome at last to the universe! If, like me, you were keeping away from TS fandom because of Senad and related stupidity, this is the list for you." -- comment by Julad at yearningvoid 
The list was designed to be a place where readers could talk to each other about what they've read, rather than to give authors feedback or help them become better writers.
Unlike many mailing lists, Prospect-L had a firm rule against metadiscussion, or "discussing the discussion" -- no one was allowed to post into a discussion suggesting a better way to phrase things, or "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all", etc. The result was a community where discussions stayed on topic, without getting bogged down in endless arguments about who should be saying what, and how.
The acceptance of critical discussion at Prospect-L made many people in the fandom deeply uncomfortable, and in some corners of Sentinel fandom, Prospect-L was considered a "mean" list. For others, it was a breath of fresh air, and especially in its first few years, the list was extremely active.
In 2001, one of the list's founders said:
==Official Description==
From the profile page: 
==Some Background==
In 2012, one of the listowners, Margie, discussed the history and formation of Prospect-L. See Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Arduinna (September 2012) for more. 
== Full FAQ ==
==Fan Comments==
===August 2001: Comments About History and Purpose===
Excerpts have been quoted from Prospect-L anonymously.
===2002===
==Meta and Further Reading==
* So What's a Real TS Fic? (2006)
* Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Therienne (2012)
* Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Arduinna (September 2012)
== References ==
Category:Slash Mailing Lists 
Category:Sentinel Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Social Media Feature
Prostate Introduction

The Prostate Introduction is a trope employed in sexually explicit slash fanworks which feature one half of the sexual partnership as a virgin to anal penetration and one who is not. 
 
The virgin is apparently unaware he even has a prostate gland and/or that it may be employed as a supposed little hot-button of pleasure, something his more experienced partner is only all too happy to show him.
==Examples==
* "We all know the "but it's the solar system" scene. Well, move it to the bedroom and make it a "but it's the prostate" scene" is explored in the Sherlock story But it's the prostate! by Kalimyre
* Simon gets his horizons expanded in the Sentinel zine Anything by Lucy Hale. "Simon felt as Rafe brushed against that one spot he had never known was inside of him, and his back arched, his mouth dropped open. 'Rafe!'"
* Sonny gets a lesson in the Miami Vice zine Phone Sex by Flamingo "...every time you plunge inside me, you hit something that's making me crazy. I've never had this much pleasure."
* Jack and Rose switch bodies in the Doctor Who story Asleep at the Switch by 51stcenturyfox, and Jack gets to shake hands with Rose's prostate. "'While I'm down here, I’d like to introduce you to… your prostate.' Jack’s slick, pink-polished fingertip entered her and her breath hitched."
* In the Sentinel story, Tangled Web by BuffyAngel68, Blair shows Jim a thing or two: ""Chr... Oh... S... Sand... burg.... wha... what is... that...?" [Blair answered] "Prostate gland.... lovely, no?""
* In another Sentinel story, Chaste by Nancy T, it is Jim who demonstrates his superior knowledge of human anatomy. ""What the hell was that?" Blair asked, panting in the aftermath of the powerful surge. Stroking the long curls, Jim smiled at his inexperienced partner. "That, my love, was me stroking your prostate.""
* Blair has a a plan for a clueless Jim in the Sentinel story by Resonant called Waking: "I stroke into him slowly, avoiding his prostate, you'd say I was teasing him except that he doesn't know it's there... I want to surprise him."
* From Professionals story Waiting to Fall by Rob: "It was my prostate, that's what you touched. It felt...wonderful, I thought I was going to come." "Your what?" Doyle asked blankly... Bodie laughed. "Don't you have any idea what you just did? Touching a bloke's prostate is the most sure way of getting him to climax, Ray," Bodie explained to the baffled man."
* In The Bijozakura Seal, a Naruto story by megyal, a soulbonded Kakashi experiences anal sex for the first time: "That was... wow." Kakashi felt surprised and completely annoyed at the same time. "You hit my prostate. Keep going, try that angle again."
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
Protected

Protected is a 240-page slash AU S.W.A.T./The Unusuals collection by Bast & Sekhmet. The colour cover and colour interiors are by Sekhmet. The pairing is Jim Street/Jason Walsh. 
"As always, a happy ending for Jim and Jason!" 
Summaries from the publisher: 
* Off Course (Summary: A snow storm brings two men together for three surreal days in an airport hotel. But what will become of their sudden connection when the snow ends?) 
* Long Term (Summary: Jim Street is a man of integrity, determination, and skill. As a bodyguard, there's none better, and he is completely professional in his dealings with Jason, an emotionally fragile young man justifiably afraid of the world outside his home. But close proximity can lead to temptation, and sometimes, to something more lasting.) 
* Metal (Summary: Crippled badly by a brutal attack, Jason lives by himself in the family cabin, a recluse by choice. His curiosity is piqued however, when a young man buys the cabin just below his on the hill, but he hesitates to introduce himself, wary of strangers. Fate takes the decision out of his hands when the neighbour agrees to deliver a package and Jason finds himself face to face with the man of his dreams.)
Category:S.W.A.T. (2003)
Category:The Unusuals
Category:2012 Zines
Protecting What You Love: On the Difference Between Criticism, Rage and Vilification

Protecting What You Love: On the Difference Between Criticism, Rage and Vilification is a 2015 essay by Emily Asher-Perrin.
==Topics Discussed==
* Concrit
* Head Canon
* TPTB
* TPTB as fans
* David Gerrold
* online civility, strong emotions, fandom as a community
==Excerpts==
 
==Comments: At the Original Post==
==References==
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Protecting the Captain's ASSets

Protecting the Captain's ASSets ("or the Danger of Ignoring") is a Kirk/Spock story by Sharon F. 
 
It was published in the print zine Still Another K/S Zine. 
==Summary==
"Kirkʼs new ensign learns the hard way not to try and seduce Kirk when her attempt is intercepted by Spock." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Protective!Chakotay Club

Protective!Chakotay Club was the Chakotay slash mailing list, originally on ONElist.
From the list rules: 
==Website==
*About Cha_Club - find out what Cha_Club is all about, learn the rules and how to join
*Fanfiction - Read the fanfiction written by Cha_Club members, read challenges and view the fanfic awards.
*Picture Gallery - View loads of pictures of our beloved Commander Chakotay
*Links to members' pages - Updated 02/03/02 take a stroll and visit the web pages created by Cha_Club's members
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Protective Bonds

Protective Bonds is a 2001 Harry Potter story by Sadie DragonFire. 
When it was posted to Fanfiction.net, it was the sixth Harry/Draco fic posted to the internet. 
The author's profile states that they joined Fanfiction.net the day they posted this fic.
It has the warning: "Be aware, the following story contains supjects [sic] of a slash nature. That means, boys being interested in other boys and wanting to 'get it on' with said boys. The slash is mild, but it is there."
==Some Fanart==
==Reactions and Reviews: Fanfiction.net==
 
As of 2020, the story has 538 reviews at Fanfiction.net.
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===2001===
==Reactions and Reviews: Other Venues==
==References==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Protective Imperative

Protective Imperative is a 65-page slash crossover novel by Rowen. It was later republished in Protective Imperative/Quickenings Collected.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Knightwriter: 
==Covers==
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Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Protector of Logic

Protector of Logic is a Kirk/Spock story by Farfalla Caquí. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #27.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is going to the shipʼs costume party as Alexander the Great, and wants Spock to go as Hephaiston."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Protecturprost8

protecturprost8 was "the very first and currently the only community on Livejournal dedicated to quality Panic! at the Disco fanfiction." Using a beta was encouraged. 
The community may have been created in response to perceived low quality of fic posted to slashatthedisco. An early mod post contained some very specific rules:
 
The mod also remarked, "If you feel as if your story isn't good enough for this community, please, do not submit it because it probably isn't." 
Another PATD slash community, discoattheslash, was created a few weeks later with a radically different policy: "Our reason for creating this community is to give writers of Panic! slash a solace where the rules aren't too tight and where they don't have to fight with their self esteem before even posting." (Accessed 11 April 2017)
As of 2011, protecturprost8 had 262 posts, 658 comments, and 228 members.Wayback Machine copy, 25 August 2011
==References==
Category:Panic! at the Disco Journal Communities
Category:2006
ProtoCreed

ProtoCreed (also written as Protocreed, [PROTOCREED], Proto/Creed or Proto-Creed) is a crossover between the two video game fandoms Assassin's Creed and Prototype.
Most commonly the crossover manifests as the shipping of Desmond Miles (of Assassin's Creed) and Alex Mercer (of Prototype), but other ships are seen sometimes, for example Alex/Altaïr, Alex/Ezio, or Alex/Shaun. Non-shippy ProtoCreed fanworks also exist, but are relatively uncommon.
== History ==
Assassin's Creed was first released on November 13, 2007, and Assassin's Creed II on November 17, 2009. Prototype was first released on June 9, 2009. By early 2010 the ProtoCreed crossover fandom was gaining traction. A club named "Proto/Creed" on y!Gallery existed since at least April 7, 2010: 
A deviantART group named "creed-prototype" was started April 13, 2010. Another group, AlexDes-Love, was founded January 23, 2011 to more specifically focus on the Alex/Desmond pairing.
On FanFiction.net, Assassin's Creed is far and away the most common series crossed over with Prototype, while Prototype is the second most commonly crossed over with Assassin's Creed (with the #1 spot going to Assassin's Creed/Naruto fics).
== Fan explanations for the crossover ==
==Crossover extension==
Fanworks sometimes expand the crossover to also include characters from other game fandoms, especially games that involve an element of stealth or characters with hoodies. Aiden from Watch_Dogs, Delsin from inFAMOUS, the Hunter from Left 4 Dead, Simon from Cry Of Fear, and Garrett from Thief are some common ones seen joining Alex and Desmond in fanart.
==Sample fanworks==
* Affinity, fic by Schmuzz, January 17 2012, FFN
* Glycoproteins, fic by senpaitoldmeno
* Virus in the Machine, fic by Dark Ice Dragon, May 23 2012, FFN
* Sealed With, fic by TheWritingMustache, April 20 2014, AO3
* 洋ゲーまんがつめ, comics by 山田風太, Feb 15 2015, Pixiv
* Somewhere to Lie, fanvid by Birctreel Tree, Feb 15 2016, YouTube
==Criticism==
Some Prototype fans have complained that the Protocreed fandom constitutes a majority of content in the Prototype and Alex Mercer tags, thus making it difficult to find non-crossover Prototype content. Other complaints include that Protocreed fanworks are out-of-character,Anti-ProtoCreed, by sonikkuruzu (Sammy), July 4 2018 or that almost all of it is slash.Great another one of these crossovers. Seriously why can't people make an actual Assassin's Creed Prototype crossover story? Not that I have anything against homosexuality but it's getting annoying. YandereVirus comment on Replication, April 2 2015.
== Meta/Further Reading ==
* Anti-ProtoCreed
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed
Category:Prototype
Category:Crossover
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
ProtoFamous

ProtoFamous (also written as ProtoFAMOUS) is the term for any sort of crossover between the [PROTOTYPE] and inFAMOUS video game universes. Almost invariably the crossover focuses on the characters Alex Mercer (of Prototype) and Cole MacGrath (of inFAMOUS), as a pairing and/or a rivalry. However, there are rare instances of other pairings, such as Alex Mercer/Delsin Rowe.[protofamous] by wilhelmina on 8tracks.com Published April 05, 2014. Accessed July 8, 2016.
==History==
The term seems to have arisen in early 2009, soon after the release of the first games in both series."Prototype and Infamous merge into one game: ProtoFamous""i've been thinking of doing a crossover for months now. I was going to call it ProtoFamous"
==Fan Perspectives==
==Resources & Fannish Links==
* Prototype and inFAMOUS Crossovers on Fanfiction.net
* Works tagged with both "inFAMOUS (Video Games)" and "Prototype (Video Games)" on Archive Of Our Own
==References==
Category:Crossover
Category:Prototype
Category:InFAMOUS
Protocols

Protocols is a gen Star Trek: TOS 55-page booklet on etiquette for fanzine publishers, contributors & consumers. It was written by Judith Z. Segal of The Star Trek Welcommittee and has the subtitle: "A Guide to the World of Fanzines, Helpful Hints for Editors, Authors, Artists, and Readers." This zine has an introduction by Shirley Maiewski. 
From a flyer in Stylus: "A must for anyone thinking of starting a fanzine. 'Protocols' contains lots of helpful information about editing, stories, articles, illos, copyrights, and generally getting one's zineact together. Also included is an introduction by Shirley Maiewski, of Star Trek Welcommittee fame."
==From the Introduction and the Author's Preface==
==Chapters==
* Introduction (4)
* Author's Preface (7)
* What is a Fanzine? (9)
* To the Reader -- About Fanzines (12)
* To the Editor -- About Readers (16)
* To the Author -- About the Editor (19)
* To the Editor -- About the Author (24)
* To the Artist -- About the Editor (27)
* To the Editor -- About the Artist (30)
* A Few Words About Copyrights (33)
* Do It Yourself? (41)
* Who Created What? (45)
==About Universes==
The author notes that some Star Trek authors have created their own "private universes, personally created 'alternate universes'; this zine knows of "twelve that are large enough or powerful enough to have attracted attention" and lists them as:
*Alternate Universe 4 created by Shirley Maiewski and others
* The Cytherean Cycle created by Anne Elizabeth Zeek
* Diamonds and Rust created by Cheryl Rice and Mandi Schultz
* Dirty Nellie created by Roberta Rogow
* The Kershu Fighers created by Devra Langsam
* Kraith created by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* Night of the Twin Moons created by Jean Lorrah
*Nu Ormenel created by Fern Marder and Carol Walske
* Sahaj created by Leslye Lilker
* Sherlock Bones created by the Intergalactic Corporation of Quadrotriticale Quirps
* Showcase created by Sharon Emily
* The Swahili Series created by Winston Howlett
==About Other Fandoms==
Protocols gives a nod to some other fandom's zine and lists seven by name, saying that "there are others, but the names and addresses are unknown to this author," something that illustrates how isolating, and isolated, fandoms could be from each other.
The author also notes that "[there are] others in existence, whose addresses and titles I do not know: The Prisoner, Starsky and Hutch, Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars (The producers of Star Wars are very touchy about zines. They DON'T encourage them. Be careful with a SW zine.)" It is interesting to note that she does not mention Doctor Who, a fandom that had, even at that time, a long history of zines.
*Ambrov Zeor, Companion in Zeor, and Zeor Forum
* Hawk - A Space 1999 Zine
* The Norton Newsletter by Michele Rosenberg
* The Fantastic Journal by Barbara Jackson (The Fantastic Journey)
* Gallifreyan Irregulars
* Pern Portfolio
* Starstone
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
 Category:1980 Zines
Protoculture Addicts

Protoculture Addicts was an early anime zine that originally focused on Robotech and later expanded to general anime and manga information. As a Robotech zine, it was officially licensed by Harmony Gold through Ianus Publications. From 1991-1995 it had a sister zine Mecha Press; after its cancelation, the remaining unpublished content was folded back into PA. In 2005 it was acquired by Anime News Network. It was last published in 2008.
== About ==
Lorraine Savage of Anime Hasshin interviewed Ianus Publications staff at AnimeCon '91, shortly after the zine's switch to general information:
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Anime & Manga Zines
Category:Robotech
Protomonster

Protomonster was a Protocreed cosplay askblog ran by Rotzlöffel.
Participants:
*pyrohunk as Desmond Miles
*Rotzlöffel as Alex Mercer
*Maochiato as Dana Mercer
*Lysa Bell, photographer
Category:2013 Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:Prototype
Category:Assassin's Creed
Category:Cosplay