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Word on the Street

Word on the Street is a gen Starsky & Hutch newsletter by Jan Lindner. 
This zine was available in the UK from Tabby Davis.
It was a publication that contained zine ads, submission requests, and reviews. 
It was published six times a year and cost fifty cents an issue.
The zine ran for an unknown number of issues, though there were at least nine of them. The editor notes in this issue that "publication will end with issue #12."
As a date-stamp, in one issue, there is a review of the May 1984 zine Rerun #3. See that page.
==This Fandom's Letterzines==
* S and H (June/July 1979-Jan. 1983) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* APB, (gen) (Spring 1981-Feb. 1986) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Handcuffs (1982) (slash)
* Hanky Panky (Feb. 1982-June 1986) (explicit slash)
* Word on the Street (1983-1985) (gen)
* Shootout (Oct. 1983- April 1986) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Between Friends (Jan. 1984-Dec. 1985) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Mixed Doubles (half Pros, half Starsky & Hutch) (1984-June 1989) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Torino Times (~1985-1988) (gen)
* The Who Do We Trust Times (Feb. 1986-Oct. 1987) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Tell Me Something I Don't Know (Jan. 1987-Sept. 1991) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Frienz (Nov. 1988-Nov. 1996) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Black Bean Soup (May 1995-Jan. 2000) (strictly gen)
* Wanna Share?? (German language) (Sept. 1995-April 1998) (gen, non-explicit slash)
* Me 'n Thee Times (Feb/March 1999 – 2000) (gen and non-explicit slash)
==Terminology==
This letterzine contains references throughout to S/H and some "/."
==Issue 1==
Word on the Street 1 was published in 1983 and contains four pages.
==Issue 2==
Word on the Street 2 was published in 1983 and contains four pages.
==Issue 3==
Word on the Street 3 was published in July 1983 and contains four pages.
==Issue 4==
Word on the Street 4 was published in 1983 and contains four pages.
==Issue 5==
Word on the Street 5 was published in 1983 and contains four pages.
==Issue 6==
Word on the Street6 was published in 1984 and contains four pages.
==Issue 7==
Word on the Street 7 was published in 1984 and contains four pages.
==Issue 8==
Word on the Street 8 was published in 1985 and contains four pages.
==Issue 9==
Word on the Street 9 was published in June 1985 and contains four pages.
The editor notes in this issue that "publication will end with issue #12."
From the editor: 
This issue contains reviews:
* Knightales #3, see that page
* Back-to-Back #1, see that page
* Rerun #3, see that page
* Robin's Nest #2, see that page
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1980s
Wordplay as Fanworks

Wordplay as Fanworks refers to puns or wordplay which are not part of a larger fanwork, but which reference a particular canon/fandom, or fandom more generally. Visual puns are included in this genre.
For written puns, this short-form fanwork has flourished on Tumblr, possibly because the site's design makes it feel like one-line posts are just as worthy as longer posts.
==Example Fanworks==
Fandom in general:
* by hinoneko (May 2013) ( by sillylaureate)
* by tuulikki (Dec. 2015) ( by aprillikesthings and lindsayribar)
* by friendbot (Jul. 2017)
* by thelilithnoir (Aug. 2018)
Genre puns:
* by clitnbarton/tonystarks (Feb. 2015)
* by thefingerfuckingfemalefury (Oct. 2017)
* by snedic (Mar. 2018)
Agent Carter:
* by laurasspatula/amyraudenfeldsdonutshirt (Feb. 2015)
** by cartinelliartinelli (Mar. 2015)
* by clitnbarton/tonystarks (Feb. 2015)
* by tumblr anon (Jan. 2016)
Back to the Future:
* by cyanblur (Sept. 2013)
Doctor Who:
* by ohhellosugar (May 4, 2012)
Greek Mythology:
* by plumbones and nudityandnerdery (2014)
Harry Potter:
* by arf0nsu (2014?)
* by simplypotterheads (Mar. 2014)
* by uusoae (Apr. 2014)
* by deaneggsandsam, ygrittebardots, kakalzen (2014-2018)
* by jilyislife (Feb. 2015)
* by aifsaath (Nov. 2017)
Historical RPF:
* by publius-maro (Nov. 2017) ( by stepantrofimovic)
Les Misérables:
* by georgeblagdens/enjorlas (Mar. 2013)
Lord of the Rings:
* by asymbina (June 2017)
RPG:
* by probablybadrpgideas (Oct. 2017)
Star Wars:
* by Star Wars (2014)
* that one edit with Leia and a blaster with church pews coming out of it
Category:Fan ActivitiesCategory:Visual ArtCategory:Tumblr
Wordpress

Wordpress is an open sourced software used to create websites. It is often used in context with Wordpress.com a free online platform that hosts blogs.
==Fan Use==
Fans often used Wordpress.com to create blogs dedicated to their favorite fandoms and as archives for their fanworks. There was some migration of fans over to Wordpress.com after the issues at Tripod and Angelfire, and the erasure of GeoCities. However, it never seemed to gain the fan popularity of other blogging platform Tumblr, perhaps because of its lack of searchable tags, inability of fans to connect socially on the platform and Tumblr's ease of use for creators who were not tech savvy.
Words Are Few

Words Are Few was a Hanson challenge community run by Ali and Sammy. It was a form of a commentfic challenge, wherein the moderators would post a prompt, which might be a sentence, lyrics or anything else, and writers would comment with the fic they wrote inspired by that prompt. Fics were typically kept quite short, but writers were encouraged to continue them on their own journals if the prompt really inspired them.
Category:2011 Challenges
Words of Love

Words of Love (あいのことば, ai no kotoba) is a Johnlock Sherlock doujinshi by Lovebird.
File:wordsof-1.gif|front cover
File:wordsof-2.gif|interior
File:wordsof-3.gif|interior
Category:Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2013 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Wordwitch

Wordwitch was a long-time member of Baen's Bar, bravely chatting away with published authors, when the subject of slash came up in Miles To Go, the forum for Lois McMaster Bujold. In the midst of the scoffing about poor quality, lack of creativity, and violation of the author's vision (none of which Wordwitch had any clue about, not having read even any fanfiction) Lois quietly pointed out that some people regarded slash as women's pornography.
Well. That was that. Wordwitch asked for a recommendation, received one, and was promptly invited into Livejournal when she gushed all over poor Resonant's Transfigurations. She committed the grievous sin of fic on an unfamiliar fandom (The Sentinel), for which said fandom forgave her. Said fiction - the Doing Sandburg series - may be read on 852 Prospect or on the archive at Artifact Storage Room 3, and now on An Archive of Our Own..
She was slightly better prepared to riff on Stargate Atlantis's Outcast in her story Hell of a Home You've Got Here, but not by much.
Category:Fanwriters
Worf

Worf, son of Mogh, is a fictional character from the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series and movies, and the television series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The Klingon was portrayed by Michael Dorn.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Troi/Worf - canonical
*Worf/Dax - canonical
*Worf/K'Ehleyr - canonical 
==Example Fanworks==
Fanart
* So I learned that Worf ends up taking care of Spot after Nemesis (deleted scene apparently- I gotta look it up!), and it, er, rather captured my imagination XD by startrekmakesmehappy on tumblr
==Example Art Gallery==
File:AndLog-Nov94-200-web.jpg|Cover art of The Andromedan Log #48 by Diane Taurins (1994)
File:Beyondthefarthest4back.jpg|Art from Beyond the Farthest Star #4 by Jay Harmon (1989)
File:Worfdesert.jpg|Art by Jamie Murray (approx, 1990s)
File:Caplog237.jpg|The Captain's Log #237 art by L. Waters (1997)
File:Characterconflict-4.jpg|Art from The Character of Conflict by Luna (1990)
File:Eridani16.jpg|Cover art of Eridani #16 by Julie Nosal (1992)
File:Eridani9art3.jpg|Art from Eridani #9 by Gennie Summers (1990)
File:Fedstat1art3.jpg|Art from Federation Standard #1 by David Lawrence (1991)
File:GenerD2.jpg|Cover art of Generation D #2 by Warren Oddsson (1997)
File:Interstat135.jpg|Cover art of Interstat #135 by Mike Brown (1988)
File:Makeitso6.jpg|Cover art of Make It So #6 by Keren Breen (1991) 
==Archives and Links==
*Worf(StarTrek:TNG/DS9) tag at Archive of Our Own
*Worf at FanFiction.net
*Worf at Trekiverse
==Resources==
*Worf at Memory Alpha
*Wikipedia
Category:Star Trek TNG Characters
Category:Star Trek DS9 Characters
Work-in-Progress (Star Trek: TOS story)

Work-in-Progress is a Kirk/Spock story by Jenna Sinclair. 
It was published in the print zine The Celebration Zine. 
==Summary==
"On the night that ends his first year as captain of the Enterprise, Kirk is surprised when invited to Spockʼs cabin for a drink of wine."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Working Holiday

Working Holiday is a adult het with some slash Blake's 7 88-page novel by Lexa Reiss. It was possibly edited by Jo Ann McCoy.
"The unresolved sexual tension that sizzled between Avon and Servalan during the series is the heat that generates this story. It's dueling passions, dueling egos, duelling intellects. Who will outwit the other in the end? And what prices will both of them pay along the way?" Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 Site 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Working Love

This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
== Contents ==
* Recent updates
* Stories by Author
* Stories by Title
* Submit a Story
* Submit Challenges
* Read Challenges
* Links
* Contact me
== Authors ==
* Chelsea
* Egon Starcollector
* Kayryn Shadow
* kyrdwyn
* Lauri Mann
* Laeta
* Lisa
* Midnight Caller
* Sarosyn
* Tayla
Category:CSI
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Working Out

Working Out is a slash Due South novel by Stormy. The focus is on Fraser/Kowalski. It has 248 pages, a colour cover and 50 b&w customized clipart illustrations.
It was edited by Valentin, proofread by m. butterfly and P.R. Zed.
 
 
Summary: An out-of-shape Fraser joins a gym and snags Ray Kowalski as his personal trainer. 
==Awards== 
*Nominated 2004 Sizzler Award for best zine
*Won 2003 Huggy Award for best zine story in Other Cop/Spy/ Detective category, ZebraCon 2003
*Nominated for a Serious Duck Award, June 2003, for best slash novel/novella
==From the Zine==
==Table of Contents==
* Preface (i)
* Hurry Up Before I Die a' Weighting (1)
* Canadian National Exposition (25)
* Misconscrewed (43)
* Staff Infection (55)
* Escape Claws (59)
* Love is a Many-Gendered Thing (70)
* It's Training Men (78)
* Mall Adjusted (84)
* It Takes a Dief (96)
* The Ego Has Landed (102)
* The Plot Sickens (126)
* To the Man or Porn (130)
* He Shall Be Lovon (102)
* A Stella Performance (153)
* Writhe and Shine (165)
* Beauty is in the Eye of the Beer-Holder (169)
* A Turn of Frase (186)
* I Coulda Been a Pretender (191)
* Blind Just Us (204)
* Paradise Tossed (209)
* Penance, Anyone? (214)
* Shake, Bed Guy, Shake (227)
* Epilogue: And Laugh Continues (244)
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Working Stiffs: Reader Revelations with Sonja

Working Stiffs: Reader Revelations with Sonja was conducted in 2001 and posted at the X-Files website Working Stiffs.
It was not part of the "Working Stiffs" main series of interviews, but instead a series of interviews meant to spotlight fanfic readers. From the website: "Though there are hundreds of fanfic authors out there, there are *thousands* of readers, who seem to have an insatiable appetite for well-written XF fic. Every month Working Stiffs contributing editor Megan Reilly will profile a reader of fanfic who is *not* also an author. We hope that readers and authors alike will enjoy getting to know the lurkers and quiet fans of fanfic."
There were multiple interviews, but only this one is apparently available via the Wayback Machine.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* finding fanfiction on the net
* BDSM and slash X-Files fiction
* sending feedback
* not wanting to write her own stories and post them to the net as this is "too personal"
* dislike of MSR stories and plotlines
* picky about the way Scully is portrayed
==Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Category:German-Speaking Fandom
Working Stiffs (Man from UNCLE zine)

Working Stiffs is a gen 128-page Man from UNCLE anthology of stories by Charlene Kirby. Cover art is by Charlene Kirby; interior art is by Charlene Kirby and Togsos.
==Summary==
From the author: "Working Stiffs is a zine dedicated to the hard working men and women behind the scenes, the ones who handle the grunge work and allow agents like Napoleon and Illya to do their jobs. And this being Man From UNCLE--every story in here reflects the individual's thoughts and interactions with regards to our two favorite agents."
==Contents==
* A Stitch in Time (5 pages)
* A to Z (3 pages)
* Delivering the Goods (4 pages)
* Down in the Mouth (4 pages)
* Elevated Thoughts (4 pages)
* Faking It (4 pages)
* Flexing Your Muscles (4 pages)
* Graveyard Shift (4 pages)
* Grease Monkey (4 pages)
* Head Case (4 pages)
* If the Look Fits (4 pages)
* Once the Ink Dries (4 pages)
* Keeping It Clean (3 pages)
* Make the Line Safe (5 pages)
* Making It Add Up (4 pages)
* The Mary Sue Fantasy, by Kleenexwoman (2 pages)
* Order Please (3 pages)
* Passport Please (4 pages) 
* Pay Up (4 pages)
* Ready to Copy (4 pages)
* Receptive Audience (5 pages)
* Researching Life (4 pages)
* Say Ah (5 pages)
* Speak Words of Comfort (3 pages)
* A Working Stiff's Christmas (4 pages)
* Talking With Your Hand (4 pages)
* To Play The Night Watchman, by Jessebee (2 pages)
* Valet Parking Only (6 pages)
* Walking the Walk (4 pages)
* In God's Hands (4 pages)
* The Working Stiff (7 pages)
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2011 Zines
Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.

Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K. was conducted in 2000.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo

Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo was conducted in 2001.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
 
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.

Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M. was conducted in 2000. 
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison

Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison was conducted in 2000.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey 
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law

Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law was conducted in 2000.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket

Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket was conducted in 2001.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin

Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus was conducted in 2000.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey

Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey was conducted in 2000.
It was posted to the website Working Stiffs.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dasha K.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Dawson Rambo
* Working Stiffs Interview with Jess M.
* Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison
* Working Stiffs Interview with Narida Law
* Working Stiffs Interview with Pywacket
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sheryl Nantus aka Sheryl Martin
* Working Stiffs Interview with Sister Zooey
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Working in Pairs

Working in Pairs is a popular Teen Wolf fan fic by soaringrachel. It's set in canon sometime around season 2 but doesn't deal with the canon at all, focusing on exploring the characters' relationships with their sexualities and building a friends to lovers romance for Allison/Lydia and Scott/Stiles after the break-up of Allison/Scott. Unusually, it uses all four of its main characters -- Allison, Lydia, Stiles, and Scott as POV characters.
==Summary==
==Recs and Reviews==
The fic has been widely read and recced, though it appears more often on Allison/Lydia rec lists than Scott/Stiles ones. As of 20 July 2014 it has nearly 500 kudos on AO3, placing it in the top 15 most-kudosed Allison/Lydia fics and top 40 most-kudosed Scott/Stiles fics.
==References==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Working the Graveyard Shift

Working the Graveyard Shift is a slash and femmeslash Blake's 7 novel by Dormouse. It was nominated for a 2004 FanQ. 
The short story by the same author After the Battle is also set at the same universe. The author commented: "I do like the 'Working the Graveyard Shift' boys being all relationshippy, it just isn't the best way to keep an action story going, hence my urges to write 'out-takes' after the event." From the post in pinkdormouse livejournal, 31 March 2003
==Publisher's Description==
Gayfic noir meets action adventure, or in other words sex, intrigue and urban combat in an Alternate Universe version of 'Blakes 7' season 2. Starring Avon and Travis with guest appearances by most of the S2 cast, and also by Manna's Toreth. Produced by Pink Dormouse Productions.
A5 zine, 236pp, hand-bound with ribbon, clear acetate over front and back covers. Cover art by Whitby27.
==Author's Comments==
==Extracts==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Working the Web: Fan Fiction

Working the Web: Fan Fiction is a 2002 article about fanfiction that was written by Michelle Pauli for Guardian Unlimited and published in 2002. It has a Harry Potter focus.
The article's topic line says: "Michelle Pauli has some advice for fans desperate for new adventures from the wizards at Hogwarts or cult series such as the X-Files" and offers a brief description of fan fiction and links to websites that contain fan fiction for a variety of movies and TV shows, like Buffy and Star Trek.
The article links to several archives with Harry Potter fanfiction, starting with Fanfiction.net, "the largest repository of fan fiction on the web" where one can (or could already back in 2002) "find nearly 50,000 original stories written by Harry Potter addicts using Rowling's characters." Cassie Claire's stories at Schnoogle.com are mentioned and the article refers to Claire as "One of the legends of the Harry Potter fan fiction":
The larger site FictionAlley.org is said to offer "a wealth of HP short stories, parodies and art." Other HP fanfic sites mentioned are Sugarquill.net, which is described as "run by a group of young, professional, Harry Potter obsessives who beta-read all stories submitted to them for quality", and gryffindortower.net, "which specialises in stories that explore the Harry/Ginny Weasley romance hinted at by Rowling."
On the TV front, the article mentions the Buffy archive slayerfanfic.com and namechecks The X-Files and Xena: Warrior Princess as popular fandoms. The history of fanfiction is traced back to the "Trekkie phenomenon, with the first zine of fan fiction - Spockanalia - printed by Star Trek fans in 1967." Again, the article refers to Fanfiction.net as a source with "thousands of stories dedicated to the adventures of Spock, Scottie, and Captain Kirk" and mentions "smaller Trekkie fan fic sites like Starfleet Fiction Archive at Geocities.
The article also includes a typical explanation of slash:
Other websites mentioned include Writers University and Dr Merlin's Guide to Fan Fiction, the latter by "respected fan-ficcer Melissa Wilson".
==Reactions==
One reviewer describes the article: "Pauli provides a quick peek into a "curious literary genre", offering some advice and useful site recommendations for the newbie interested in becoming either reader or writer."Bennie Robbins. Metafic. (Accessed 31 March 2012)
==References==
Category:2002 News Media
 
 Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Harry Potter News Media