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Earthquake: A Past Ending and a Future Beginning

Earthquake: A Past Ending and a Future Beginning is a 100-page novel by Dolly Weissberg.
It has a sequel called Lemuria: The Way to the Future.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Over 100 pp novella in zine style by Dolly Weissberg. The Enterprise is assigned to go back in time and try to rescue aliens held in cryogenic suspension back on Earth in the 20th century. There will be a major earthquake on Earth. They use it as a diversion to free the aliens and try to keep other future aliens from changing time and destroying the Federation in the future."
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Earthsea Fanfiction Masterlist

The Earthsea Fanfiction Masterlist is a listing of online fanfiction and fan poetry for the Earthsea series by Ursula Le Guin, compiled by the Espresso Addict. The site is associated with The Isolate Tower, an Earthsea fansite, and uses the same design. It was started in November 2009Earthsea Fiction: Announcing the Earthsea Fanfiction Masterlist (accessed 25 April 2012) as a way to find online fiction in the absence of a central archive. The masterlist was last updated in August 2012, with 117 works listed.Earthsea Fanfiction Masterlist: Index (accessed 11 August 2012) 
The list is intended to be complete, although the compiler notes that A few works labelled as Earthsea have been excluded as having little or no link with the universe. Fanworks are indexed by author, character, source, length and date of publication; a list of crossovers is available. Author pages give links to an archive and a blog, where available, together with a list of their works. Each entry includes:Earthsea Fanfiction Masterlist: About (accessed 25 April 2012)
*title
*author
*author's summary, or a short quotation if no summary is available
*up to three sites where the work is available online
*rating (general, teen, mature); assigned by the compiler if no rating is given
*whether the work is a WiP
*up to three major characters
*type of pairing (no pairing, m/f, m/m, f/f); however pairings are not stated
*length
*source works (which novel(s) of the series, adaptations)
*time period set
*year of first known online publication 
*any challenges for which the work was written
*any crossover fandom
==References==
Category:Earthsea
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:2009 Websites
Earthsea Ficathon

The Earthsea Ficathon was a ficathon in the Earthsea fandom, based on the books by Ursula Le Guin. Founded and moderated by Espresso Addict, it first ran in 2004–5 and has been repeated once in 2009. It was administered from the Earthsea Fiction community on livejournal. It claimed to be the first ficathon in the fandom,earthsea-fic: Starting pistol... (accessed 18 August 2014) and remains the only fandom-specific one known to Espresso Addict. 
The ficathon had no limitations on content, and included gen, het & slash stories of all ratings, based in any of the Earthsea sources. Owing to the small number of participants, no anonymity was attempted. 
==2004–5==
The first ficathon used an exchange format; participants left prompts and selected the prompt they wished to write, but were assigned to a recipient. The guideline story length was 500 to 1000 words.earthsea-fic: Ficathonning (accessed 18 August 2014) Stories were posted to the LJ community and were not archived elsewhere. 
Prompting occurred in December 2004; the deadline for posting was 14 February 2005, but stories were actually posted between January and August 2005. Four stories were written by four participants. 
*The Inner Dark by Altariel (Thar, Penthe)
*Precious Things by Lynnonpointe (Ged/Tenar)
*Silver and White by Firerose (Ged)
*White Hallows by Melannen (Serret)
==2009==
The second ficathon used a different format: prompts were claimed by participants with no element of an assigned exchange. Multiple claims of a prompt were permitted, as was writing to one's own prompt. There was also no guideline on length.earthsea-fic: Opening the Earthsea ficathon 2009 (accessed 18 August 2014) Some participants chose to publish their stories in their private livejournals, rather than directly to the community.
Prompting occurred in April–May 2009. Stories were posted in August 2009. Seven stories were written by five participants. 
*Crushing by Miss Morland (Kossil)
*The Dragon Year by Firerose (Flint/Tenar)
*Fragments by The Dragon Mage (Maharion/Erreth-Akbe) (original post deleted)
*Loyalty by Wild Iris (Jasper/Vetch)
*On the Education of Daughters by Firerose (Kossil)
*The Shadow Gone by Miss Morland (Ged/Vetch)
*Whole by Northland (Alder/Lily)
==Recommendations==
*Crack Van post1, post2: recommendations from the 2004–5 ficathon at Crack Van by Espresso Addict 
*Fangirl Tour: recommendation from the 2009 ficathon by Miss Morland
*Espresso Addict: recommendation from the 2009 ficathon
==References==
Category:Earthsea
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Earthwings

Earthwings is a 48-page gen multifandom fiction, poetry, and art zine published in Australia. The editor was Jenny McLean.
Art is by Robert Jan (covers and interior), Gail Adams, Lyn Hendricks, Tracy Adamzyck, Jocelyn Munro, and Jenny McLean.
Fandoms include Starsky & Hutch, Star Wars, Star Trek, Blake's 7, Battlestar Galactica, and others.
==From the Editorial==
 
==Contents==
* Is There No-One by Jenny McClean (2)
* Editorial by Jenny McClean (4)
* Journals by Jenny McClean (Star Wars) (10)
* Pyramid by Jenny McClean (Battlestar Galactica) (10)
* Back Home by Jenny McClean (Doctor Who) (11)
* Keepers of the Universe by Jenny McClean (Doctor Who) (12)
* Reputations by Jenny McClean (Star Wars) (13)
* We Shall Never Depart Till the One of Us is Dead by Anonymous (Blake's 7) (15) 
* Different Drums by Jenny McClean (Blake's 7) (16)
* Great Explanations by Anonymous (Blake's 7) (17)
* Survival by Jenny McClean (Blake's 7) (18)
* Time by Jenny McClean (Star Wars) (19)
* Goodbyes by Jenny McClean (Blake's 7) (20)
* Masters Apprentice by Jenny McClean (Star Wars) (21)
* Washed Up by Robert Jan ([[Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek: TOS) (23)
* Beginnings... Flight of the Dove... New Era by Jenny McClean (Blake's 7) (25)
* Wants and Warrants (zines, clubs, etc) (27)
* Need to Know by Jenny McClean (The Professionals) (29)
* The Night Before Christmas by Anonymous (unknown fandom) (30)
* Redemption by Jenny McClean (unknown fandom) (30)
* Ann by Jenny McClean (The Professionals) (31)
* To Starsky by Tracy Adamzyck (Starsky & Hutch) (33)
* You Didn't See the Indians by Jenny McClean (probably Starsky & Hutch) (34)
* Starsky and Hutch on Diet by Tracy Adamzyck (Starsky & Hutch) (35)
* Starsky and Hutch on Rocky Horror by Tracy Adamzyck (Starsky & Hutch) (35)
* Requiems by Jenny McClean (The Sandbaggers) (36)
* Jake by Anonymous (unknown fandom) (37)
* The Car by L. Tristy Spence (The A-Team) (38)
* Childhood No More by Jenny McClean (unknown fandom) (45)
* Live Long & Prosper by Jenny McClean ((unknown fandom) 46)
* Ready by John Meekings (unknown fandom) (47)
category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Earthworm's apple

earthworm's apple was a personal fanfiction site with Star Wars fanfic and links to other Star Wars sites.
Description from Stay On Target: 
The site was hosted by GeoCities.
==Stories==
*A Bright Future - Summary: During the aftermath of the Death Star's destruction and the construction of the Executer, Vader must deal with his ambitions and failures and foresees that his is a bright future.
*All Good Things - Summary: Underneath the tension seen between Luke and his guardians in ANH is a foundation of love and warmth.
*Things Are Looking Up - Summary: Obi-wan has somewhat of a revelation after Anakin shows up at his door late one night. 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Ease Into Love

Ease Into Love is a Kirk/Spock story by kira-nerys.
It was originally published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #6 and later online in the e-zine Side By Side #20. 
==Summary==
"The thorns Spock took on Vaalʼs planet have an unexpected side effect that puts distance between him and Kirk just as Kirk invites him to share shoreleave."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Easier Said than Done

Easier Said than Done is a Kirk/Spock story by Sue Denim.
It was published in the print zine Fever #1.
==Summary==
"A/U: Drummed out of Star Fleet due to unforeseen complications with their bond, Kirk returns to a brain damaged Spock when the Vulcan enters pon farr."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
EastEnders

EastEnders is a British soap opera. EastEnders storylines examine the domestic and professional lives of the people who live and work in the fictional London Borough of Walford in the East End of London. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Christian Clarke/Syed Masood
* Masood Ahmed/Zainab Masood
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Nor the Leopard His Spots by M. Fae Glasgow, a Professionals/Eastenders crossover fic
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* EastEnders works at AO3
* EastEnders & crossover works at FFN
* eastenders community at LJ
* Team Penter Blog at Tumblr
* EastEnders at Yahoo Groups
==References==
Category:EastEnders
EastLeap

EastLeap was a Quantum Leap convention.
It appears there were at least two of them, one in 1994 and one in 1996.
==1994==
One mention: 
A fan said to others: 
==1996==
EastLeap 1996 took place October 18-20 at Morristown Inn in Morristown, New Jersey. 
Guests were Rich Whiteside, Julie Barrett, Ginjer Buchanan, Laura Ann Gilman, John Peel, Elizabeth Storm, and Barbara Walton.
It was billed as "the East Coast's third annual celebration of 'Quantum Leap.'"
The chair was Ruth Calkins.
A con report for the 1996 event was printed in Quantum Quaterly #29.
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==References==
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:Quantum Leap Conventions‎Category:Conventions in United States
East Anglican Star Trek Association

East Anglican Star Trek Association was a UK Star Trek fan club. It, among other things, published four newsletters a year.
From an announcement in Voyager #16: 
In 1985, the club published a zine by Lee Light and Linda Read called Astral Union. Half the proceeds from this zine went to the BSFR Film Fund.
==Issue 3==
Easta 3 was published in November 1986 and contains 44 pages. Copies printed: 60.
==Issue 4==
Easta 4 was published in February 1986 and contains 34 pages. Copies printed: 70.
* Centre Seat Chat (1)
* Dear Aunty T'Pau (2)
* Notice Board (3)
* Ships and Starships by Ray Dowsett (4)
* Fire Phasers by Mark Roper (7)
* Actor News (9)
* Kirstie Alley Colum by Brithwik (11)
* Birthdays this quarter and Trek Clubs (12)
* Pen Pals (13)
* Runaway Review by Britwhick (14)
* Scrawl Wall by Anon (15)
* Halloween Party Report by Miri (17)
* Astronomical Data by Lee (18)
* Ship Shots (19)
* Desperate Measures by Lee & Contributors (20)
* Crew Dispositions by Ray and Lee (26)
* A to B, or not to Be by Jennie Watkins (30)
* Cyrano Sales (31)
* Kiddies Korner by Martine Baker and Lee (32)
File:easta3.jpg|cover of issue #3
File:easta4.jpg|cover of issue #4
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
East Meets West (Team Fortress 2 fanmix)

East Meets West is a Soldier/Zhanna fanmix in the Team Fortress 2 fandom.
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==
#American Boy by Estelle feat. Kanye West
#Tangled Up In Me by Skye Sweetnam
#House Of Gasoline by Halsey and Twenty One Pilotsunofficial mashup made by oneboredjeu
#Next In Line by Walk the Moon
#Million Dollar Houses by Pierce the Veil
#All About Us by t.A.T.u.
#Run by Jasmine Thompson
#When I'm With You by Mystery Skulls
#I Belong To You (Acoustic) by Superchick
#I Follow Rivers (The Magician Remix) by Lykke Li
== Notes ==
Category:2015 Fanmixes
Category:Het Fanmixes
Easter Eggs

Easter Eggs are hidden messages, images or references in fanworks. The term comes from the Christian practice of hiding eggs to celebrate spring during the Easter holiday. The term it was first used in the Atari video game Adventure, where the programmer inserted his name, obscured to avoid breaking a company policy against giving credit. Wikipedia:Easter egg (media)
== Canon Easter Eggs ==
Indiana Jones films include Star Wars easter eggs, such as images of the robots among the hieroglyphics found in a tomb.When Star Wars and Indiana Jones Collide: Attack of the Easter Eggs
There are easter eggs in many Marvel movies, from Captain America's shield first seen in the second Iron Man movie on Tony Stark's workbench Easter Egg #1: Captain America’s Shield In Iron Man to the Endgame reference to Sebastian Stan's role in "Hot Tub Time Machine"Avengers: Endgame Star Sebastian Stan Weighs in on Hot Tub Time Machine Paradox Complex.com, 2019-05-17, accessed 2020-08-07. 
In Voltron: Legendary Defender, the Shiro/Keith pairing was referenced in a flashback by Executive Producer Lauren Montgomery, who said Taylor Swift is well known for using Easter eggs in her work, such as including capitalised letters in her lyric booklets that spelled out secret hidden meanings for the songs. Talking about Easter eggs is now a common buzzword within Swiftie communities. Fans intentionally contriving hidden Easter eggs that they do not believe are intentional sometimes refer to their theories as "clownery" or "clowning". Even so, the potential for these purported hidden meanings to be a deliberate communication from Taylor to her fans bolsters certain conspiracy theories, such as Gaylor theory.
== Fanwork Easter Eggs==
In fandom, an example is a Vividcon llama joke on the 2011 version of the website easteregg.txt, accessed March 30, 2011; reference link
JeanMarco was a popular ship in the Attack on Titan fandom, and many fanworks included Easter Egg details—references to other popular JeanMarco fanworks
== References ==
Eastercon

Eastercon is the UK’s longest running science fiction convention. Eastercon takes it's name from the Easter bank holiday weekend on which it's held annually. Early conventions were not held at Easter, but are still considered Eastercons. It is a rotating convention, and the organizing Committee and location of the con generally change every year. 
The British Science Fiction Association Awards, voted on by BSFA members, are presented at Eastercon. 
There are several mentions of the con in Star Trek and other media fanzines. For example "HOW TO INFILTRATE A SCIENCE FICTION CON, or My Personal Guide to the Wimpy Bars of Coventry", printed in STAG #23. This is a humorous guide for ST fans attending a SF con and was likely written following Eastercon '77 in Coventry.
== Conventions ==
* Confabulation in London 1995
* Concentric, the 2020 Eastercon, was cancelled due to the COVID-19 epidemic. 
* ConFusion, the 2021 Eastercon, was run as a virtual event also due to COVID-19 restrictions. The organizers used platforms which had not previously been used for SF conventions, such as Gather.Town, and attracted widespread criticism for various technical and organizational failures. Subsequent Eastercons have switched to a hybrid format - including both live and virtual events.
==Further Reading==
* 
* Fancyclopaedia article on ConFusion and its problems
==External Resources==
* Eastercon wiki
* Fancyclopedia3 entry
* Eastercon on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:1948 Conventions
Category:1940s Conventions
Category:1950s Conventions
Category:1960s Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Eastern Weyr

Eastern Weyr, also called Eastern A12, was a Dragonriders of Pern roleplay club set in an alternate 12th Pass in which the supercomputer AIVAS was never discovered and Thread was never wiped out. It shared a timeline with Igen Weyr, Palisades Weyr and Denbe Weyr.
== About ==
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan ClubsCategory:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
Easy There

Easy There is a Merlin/Arthur AU by syllic (49,826 words). The story was written for harlequinmerlin.
Summary: Arthur is an Oxford Blue. Merlin is an Oxford cox. Lancelot is Merlin's romantic-dalliance-loving friend. Morgana is horribly clever; Gwen is cleverly waiting for Lancelot to grow up. Merlin and Arthur rub each other the wrong way, at first, but it soon becomes clear that Arthur is a university-class rower with a world-class heart (yes, I typed that). Clichés ensue.
revolutionaryjo podficced the story for Podbang 2010.revolutionaryjo. for crinklysolution! from revolutionaryjo! Easy There by syllic, 20 December 2010. (Accessed 31 December 2010) The audiobook is 4:41:49 hours long.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Merlin AU
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Easycotroopers

easycotroopers was an HBO War community started in 2018 that was hosted on dreamwidth, tumblr, and discord. The community ran gift exchanges and fests, and other discussion and announcement posts were also allowed on the dreamwidth comm.
The name is a reference to Band of Brothers, but the community also allowed The Pacific and Generation Kill posts.
According to the 2019 community guidelines, 
As of 21 October 2019, the dreamwidth comm had 85 posts, 263 comments, 43 members, and 40 subscribers. However, some posts had already been deleted.
==Deletions==
On October 21, 2019, the mod announced that the Dreamwidth community would be deleted on October 27, but that the tumblr and discord would continue:
According to fail_fandomanon threads, the mod had begun espousing anti-shipper views and had changed the community rules. One person was banned from the community for posting fanworks that apparently did not violate the new rules., 19-21 October 2019.
As of October 2019, the dreamwidth comm prohibited "any works containing explicit rape, sexual abuse, or underage sex, including fantasy play.", 12 September 2019.
As of early 2020, the tumblr and associated AO3 collections were also deleted.
==References==
Category:Tumblr
Category:HBO War
Category:2018 Communities
Category:2019 Communities
Eat, drink, and be married

Eat, drink, and be married is an AltMal doujinshi by Haruhiko. It was sold at Comic World Taiwan 25.
Image:Eat Drink and be Married.jpg
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:2010 Doujinshi
Category:Chinese Doujinshi
Eat It--Strangers!

Eat It--Strangers! was a 1940 essay printed in Fanfare. William L. Hamling, the editor of Stardust, accused the Stranger Club of maligning his zine by calling it commercialized and the stories "rejected tripe".
== Excerpts ==
Hamling cited several stories that had been printed in Stardust and also accepted by major publishers like Amazing. He added that while most stories he printed had been rejected, some quality sci-fi stories were rejected by one publisher and then accepted by another:
Hamling attributed his circulation of 1000 to the fact that he'd advertised Stardust in Popular Mechanics, Startling Stories, and sent out regular circular postal cards. He added that he also sold it on some major Chicago newsstands.
Hamling mentioned having printed the convention program for Chicon I at a loss, and added that the Convention Committee had pocketed about $20.00 apiece from the con profits (confirmed by Bob Tucker in his 1965 account The First Chicon).Bob Tucker: The First Chicon, pg. 5. Tau Ceti Reprints no. 2, May 1965. He was also publishing Bizarre (formerly Scienti-Snaps) for Jack Chapman Miske, again at a loss.
== Beat It, Hamling ==
Treasurer Earl Singleton responded in a short essay titled Beat It, Hamling, countering that he alone had written the op-ed that left Hamling so enraged, and the article wasn't meant to represent the entire club.
Singleton corrected Hamling's math in several places and pointed out that by his own admission, only one of fandom's five "big names" had ever subscribed to Stardust. He added that Stardust's failure was the only final proof needed of its quality. Singleton also added that Hamling had only attended Chicon I for five or six hours, which was odd since Hamling was a fan and lived in Chicago. This was because Hamling, a con committee member, had fallen out with the members of the Illini Fantasy Fictioneers who made up the main committee.
As to Hamling's report that Mark Reinsberg came to him for the convention booklet, which he happily printed at a loss, Singleton said, "You may believe his version of the Chicon Booklet thing if you wish to; there are other stories floating about...if they were entirely false, they wouldn't have gotten started." Bob Tucker's The First Chicon says that the booklet was actually jeopardized over a case of antisemitism, and Jack Speer's Fancyclopedia named Hamling outright as the perpetrator.Bob Tucker: The First Chicon, pg. 4. Tau Ceti Reprints no. 2, May 1965.William L. Hamling on Fancyclopedia. Text quoted from Jack Speer's first edition (1944).
== References ==
Category:1940 Open Letters
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Eat Mesa

Eat Mesa is a collection of Fannish Cooking recips inspired by Homestuck, shared by many fans.
In March 2011, inspired by an episode of the Pesterchum Radio, fans started to create and collect Homestuck-inspired recipes on the MSPA forum.4.3.2011, The Eat Mesa - An MSPA Cookbook by Katt, accessed 9.12.2011
A Tumblr blog, eatmesa-blog, was created in July 2011. The blog includes categories such as Drinks, Desserts, Entrees, Side Dishes, and Sandwiches.
In December 2011, ShivaShekaria collected all the recipes on the forums into a PDF file. The Eat Mesa - An MSPA Fan Cookbook was made available for free.4.12.2011, comment by ShivaShekaria, accessed 9.12.2011
==Reactions & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Homestuck Fanworks
Category:2011
Category:Cookbooks
Eat The Corn

Eat The Corn is an X-Files resource website operated by Orodromeus. 
The site offers in depth analysis about the X-Files mytharc episodes, news and reviews about the comics and some exclusive interviews with Ten Thirteen Productions personnel.
Highlighted is the MythArc primer which is available in the three languages (English, German and Spanish that keeps track and brakes down the show mythology episodes and facts which helps neophiles and returning fans to dive into the story. 
The "Eat The Corn" site is part of The Syndicate web ring.
==Trivia==
The title of the website allegedly stems from a exclamation of actress Gillian Anderson. It could also be seen on the wall of warehouse in the first X-Files Video Game.
==Other X-Files resource websites==
*The X-Files Lexicon
*Spookyverse - largest German Wiki
*The X-Files Wiki
*XFilesNews
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Eat Your Heart Out, Ansel Adams

Eat Your Heart Out, Ansel Adams is a Spock/Kirk and Spock/Kirk/McCoy story by Jane Mailander.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #5.
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
Eat at Jim's

Eat at Jim's is a Kirk/Spock story by Mycroft Holmes.
It was published in the con zine KiScon 2004.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are visiting Kirk's mother when Spock becomes aroused by the way Kirk looks when he returns from a jog. A very short PWP."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Eaten By Demons

eaten by demons is a one-shot fanfic written by melo that is noted to be the first fanfic on the site Superlove, at least according to its URL ID of 4. The fanfic is part of the curtain rises series where it deals with an alternate universe in which Okumura Yukio and Shima Renzou are idols and its dark underworld.
Category:2023 Fanfiction