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A Conversation with Clay Liford

A Conversation with Clay Liford ("Slash: The Movie") is an interview conducted by Elizabeth Minkel and Flourish Klink.
The focus of the interview is Slash, Liford's film.
This interview was the 18th episode of Fansplaining, though is only available in transcript form, not audio. The previous episode was Fansplaining: The Powers That Be and the next episode was Fansplaining: Cataloging Fandom.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Slash, the film
* Galaxy Quest
* representation
* fanfiction
* conventions
* live readings of fanfic, mockery
* violating the fourth wall
* the book Fangirl
==Excerpts==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
A Conversation with Paula Smith

In 2010, Cynthia W. Walker interviewed Paula Smith for an issue of Transformative Works and Cultures.
Some topics discussed: Mary Sues, conventions, letterzines, women in science fiction fandom, and feeding Harlan Ellison a chicken dinner.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:2010 Fan Interviews
Category:2011 Fan Interviews
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
A Corellian Condition

A Corellian Condition is a het and implied slash Star Wars story by Catherine A. Siebert. 
Two unique things about this fic. 1) It is a very early mpreg. 2) Han Solo is portrayed as having had a male lover in the past, as well as speculating on whether he should seduce and bring Luke to his bed. 
The story was printed in two parts in SLAYSU #1 (1980) and #2 (1981). The first part was rated PG, the second part was rated R, and had the subtitle: "That's One I Owe You."
 
About part one, from the zine: 
About part two, from the zine: 
 
==Fan Comments==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
A Cornstalk Fiddle

A Cornstalk Fiddle is a slash fic in the microfandom The Devil Went Down to Georgia. It is the first in the series The Devil Went Down to Georgia (And Then Went Down on Johnny). 
==Summary==
==Recursive Fanworks==
*A Cornstalk Fiddle -- a fan comic by pnthrmth/panthermouth
*Cover Art for A Cornstalk Fiddle by spoketheraven
*Chapter Illustrations by kettle-bird
*Fanbind by fleabitebooks/kettle-bird
A Couple of Fruits

A Couple of Fruits is a Bodie/Doyle story by Lezlie Shell.
It was published in In the Public Interest #2 and is online with the title "Apples and Oranges."
==Author's Notes==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
===2004===
===2010===
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
A Crack in the Hearthstone

A Crack in the Hearthstone is a slash X-Files 117-page novel by MJ and JiM.
It is the sequel to I Still Have Plans to Go to Mexico.
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
Set in the I Still Have Plans to Go to Mexico Universe in these... stories, Skinner must deal with Mulder's mother when she visits for Thanksgiving. But Mulder's plane is delayed, and for the first time in three years, Krycek is not gone on walkabout, so now Mrs. Mulder is convinced the man her son is committed to (against her wishes) is cheating on him with another man she's never met. It's madness! In another story, Skinner must deal with Mulder's bizarre e-mail reports from a little town out in the middle of nowhere when he's supposed to be giving a lecture at a very important conference. Skinner isn't sure what he's going to do to his AWOL agent, but it's going to be good.}}
==Chapters==
 
* I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues	by 	M.J.	(1)
* Three Men in a Boat	by 	JiM	(6)
* Theories of Relativity		by JiM and M.J.	(24)
* A Crack in the Hearthstone by JiM and M.J. (42)
==Copyright Statement==
 Category:X-Files Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
A Crown of Candy

A Crown of Candy is an actual-play podcast by Dimension 20 featuring the Intrepid Heroes with Brennan Lee Mulligan acting as DM. It takes place in "the realm of Calorum - a realm made of six food-themed lands"Dimension 20: A Crown of Candy. Accessed 24 July 2024. and follows the members of House Rocks, who rule over the kingdom of Candia.
The show is one of the most popular campaigns in the Dimension 20 series. It spawned a spin-off campaign about the events of The Ravening War, set approximately 20 years before the events of A Crown of Candy.
==Canon==
The campaign explores the world of Calorum, where each kingdom is based around a different food group from the American food pyramid. The genre of the campaign is best described as a crossover between Game of Thrones and Candyland. 
===Characters===
Player Characters
*King Amethar, played by Lou Wilson
*Princess Jet Rocks, played by Emily Axford
*Princess Ruby Rocks, played by Siobhan Thompson
*Chancellor Lapin Cadbury, played by Zac Oyama
*Liam Wilhelmina, played by Ally Beardsley
*Sir Theobald Gumbar, played by Brian Murphy
Major NPCs
*Captain Annabelle Cheddar, the previous heir to House Cheddar and the Dairy Islands
*Queen Caramelinda, the queen of Candia and mother to Princesses Jet and Ruby Rocks
*Archmage Lazuli of House Rocks, one of King Amethar's older sisters
*Peppermint Preston, the animal companion of Liam Wilhelmina
*Duchess Primsy Coldbottle, the sovereign ruler of the Dairy Islands
*Sprinkle, the familiar of Sir Theobald Gumbar
*Lord Calroy Cruller, the Marquis of Muffinfield, and King Amethar's best friend and right hand
==Fandom==
=== Shipping ===
The two most popular pairings for this fandom on AO3 are Lapin Cadbury/Theobald Gumbar and Caramelinda Rocks/Lazuli Rocks.Campaign 05: A Crown of Candy tag on AO3. Accessed 24 July 2024.
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
* A Lapin and Sir Theo commission by emptyjunior
* Citrina Rocks x Untitled from Inflammatory Essays by rabdoidal
* hell hath no fury by cloudmancy
=== Vids ===
===Meta===
== Archives/Communities/Zines ==
=== Zines ===
* A Catalogue of Candy: D20 Fiction Anthology
* A Crown of Candy Poker Cards, for the Dimension 20 Zine Jam
* A Gentleman's Guide To Treason: A Calroy Fanzine
* CANDY COUTURE - An A Crown of Candy Fashion Zine, for the Dimension 20 Zine Jam
==External Links==
==References==
Category:Dimension 20
A Crucible for Courage

A Crucible for Courage is a gen Star Trek: TOS trilogy of novels in one 178-page zine by J. Richard Laredo. It was illustrated by Christine Myers and edited by Tim Farley and Randall Landers.
==Ad==
From The Trek Fan's Handbook (1990), also an ad in Datazine #44: "A trilogy... the story of Kirk's encounter with a doomsday machine, an alien named Kilroy, a Klingon named Koloth, a girl that appears to be almost angelic, and thing which calls itself Satan."
==Editorial==
 
==Contents==
* When I Die, Before I Wake (3) (first published in In a Different Reality #6 in 1979)
* A Warrior Most Mighty (66) (first published in In a Different Reality #10 in 1981) 
* Sometimes a Hero (104)
* Afterword by the author J. Richard Laredo (176)
==The Author's Afterword==
==Sample Interior==
File:crucible1.jpg| inside page, illo by Christine Myers
File:crucible2.jpg| inside page, illo by Christine Myers
File:crucible3.jpg| inside page, illo by Christine Myers
File:crucible4.jpg| inside page, sample text
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
A Cry in the City

A Cry in the City is a het 167-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Joy Faulkner.
The interior illos are not credited but appear to be by the author.
It is a sequel to Deeper Than All Roses which was published in March 1992.
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
A Culture of Our Own

A Culture of Our Own has the subtitle: "If you think fan culture is leading us into artistic poverty, you don't know fan culture." 
The author is Lis Coburn, and it was posted February 7, 2021 to the site "Blood Knife," a digital magazine about sci-fi, horror, and capitalism. 
 
The essay is a response to The Hungry Ghosts of Late Capitalism and begins with: 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the futility and frustration people feel when people try to speak of groups of people as a single, unifying voice or community
* fandom is far from perfect
* fandom is full of smart, innovative, and progressive people
* a short history of the creation of Archive of Our Own
* terms such as Terms like “queerbaiting,” “whitewashing,” and “bury your gays” are now standard parts of media criticism and wider conversations "because of a solid decade of organized fan campaigns"
* fandom offers an accessible platform, as well as audience
* feedback and direct communication with other fans is what makes peoples' fanworks get better
* "Sometimes that call-and-answer [of fans and fanworks] reaches back into the mainstream. Fanfiction is an underground river that feeds all of culture, though fans who make it into the pros are often quiet about their origins."
* sometimes fans go on to create for-profit art and literary works
* Tumblr NSFW Content Purge
* fan sites with adult content struggle to find platforms that won't boot them off
* the grasping and powerful hands of Amazon.com
* shout outs and/or links to The Mary Sue, Geeks of Color, Transformative Works and Culture, The Stucky Library, Queering the Script, Fansplaining, Fanlore, and How Much Is That Geisha In the Window?
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:2021 News Media
A Cup of Anger

A Cup of Anger is a Sentinel/Lord of the Rings 157-page novel by Sheila Paulson.
It is part of the What Matters Most Universe.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
==Original Cost==
Cost: $22.00 USA, $29.00 Canada, $34.00 Rest of World, $16.00 in person, $8.00 download/$12.00 CD.
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines‎
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2015 Zines
A Curious Carriage of Crystal and Cold

A Curious Carriage of Crystal and Cold is a Charles/Erik AU by Etharei. It was written for the X-Men Big Bang 2011.
Celectis created 20 illustrations for this story. The illustrations show events from the first third of the novel.
==Summary==
"Charles, a miner from a poor village in the countryside, saves the life of Erik Lehnsherr, scion of a successful business family and the richest man on the planet Eisen. Charles is a telepath and somewhat anxious about it, while Erik abstains from relationships because the lights flicker and doors open and electronics vibrate when he gets too excited. Also features a long-suffering sister, a foul-mouthed bodyguard, and a best friend with a heart that is definitely not gold. In which there are princes, spaceships, long journeys, and old secrets uncovered. (An AU sci-fi fairytale)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Men: First Class
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
A Curse Might Be A Blessing

A Curse Might Be A Blessing is an explicit het Snape/Hermione multi-chapter fic for the Harry Potter fandom. It was written by DC_Fitzpatrick during 2018 and 2019 to explore Severus Snape surviving an attack from Nagini by Hermione Granger, the start to their eventual romance. The fic is well regarded by its readers, particularly for its accurate characterization of Hermione, Snape and other featured characters.Some common tropes seen in A Curse Might Be A Blessing relate to smut, such as Birthday Sex and Cunnilingus, as well as Slow Build, Teacher/Student, Parenthood and Ron Weasley Bashing. Harry Potter, Ginny Weasley, Ron Weasley, Draco Malfoy, Minerva McGonagall, Luna Lovegood, Rubeus Hagrid, Neville Longbottom, Poppy Pomfrey, Portrait Albus Dumbledore and Kreacher also play roles in the story.
A Curse Might Be A Blessing has a sequel short story called Blessings. Blessings focuses on Snape and Hermione having a family, as seen in the last chapter of the fic. DC_Fitzpatrick has also written several other Snape/Hermione long fics, including but not limited to: Heated Confessions, All She Needs, A Christmas Miracle, The Guy With The Dragon Tattoo, A Lovely Bribery, Locked in Love and A Place on Spinner's End.
==Reviews==
==References/Further Reading==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction
Category:2019 Fanfiction
A Cyber History of the Online Xena Community: Part I -- September 1995 To June 1996

A Cyber History of the Online Xena Community: Part I -- September 1995 To June 1996 is fanwork by Diane Silver. It is part essay, article, and timeline.
The focus is early Xena: Warrior Princess fandom. 
A similar article is The History of Xena Fan Fiction on the Internet.
==Parts==
* Introduction 
*First Xena Web Site and Xena Chat On AOL 
*The Xena Netforum 
*The First Xena Mailing List 
*The Term "Xenite" 
*Xena Withdrawal Syndrome 
*January 1996 
*March 1996 
*April 1996 
*May/June 1996 
*Chronology
*Acknowledgements 
*Direct Links
==Related Interviews==
This timeline/essay includes links to related interviews.
* Artemis On Fandom And Her Web Page
* Carol Burrell on Fandom and the Xena Site at Logomancy
* Tom Simpson On Fandom And The Birth Of Tom's Xena Page
* Gonegra on the Birth of Xena Chats
 
* Spikus on Fandom and the Birth of the Xenaverse Mailing List
* Kym Taborn On Xena Media Review
* Venator On Fandom And The Chakram Mailing List
* Tyldus on his entry into online Xena Fandom‎‎
* Avicus on his entry into online Xena Fandom‎‎ 
* Lillian Varessi on Fandom and the first Xenite Club Fan Mailing to Lucy Lawless
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:Meta Timelines
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A Dangerous Trend?

A Dangerous Trend? is a 1988 essay by Alexis Fegan Black.
It was printed in On the Double #6. 
Over the years, fandom has been keenly conscious of the fact that fanzines are - and must remain - strictly "amateur publications". In this brief article, I would like to address some questions I've been asked by potential writers recently.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom and profit
* Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Spock fanfic
* a probable jab at Alien Brothers and and that zine editor's offering of money to fans' submissions
* the danger of fans losing their amateur status by accepting money for their fanworks
* staying under the radar and avoiding TPTB's attention 
* "Let's keep fandom on fandom."
 
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1988 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Zine Meta
A Dare's a Dare

A Dare's a Dare is a Fraser/Kowalski story by Speranza.
==Author's Notes==
"Livia wanted a Ms. Fraser story—so I mean! hey! okay! and awwwright! I ended up throwing practically every stupid kink I have into this story—so it's basically one big, overnight bag stuffed with favorite things. God bless and keep Kat Allison for her insight and support; mondo thanks also to Anna, Mia, Gear, and resonant for betaing above and beyond the call of duty. Hope this is what you wanted, Liv!"
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
A Dark, Distorted Mirror

A Dark, Distorted Mirror is a five-volume series of novels written as part of an AU timeline in the Babylon 5 universe. 
The novels were originally published in the B5 Creative Works Archive and in the John and Delenn Storybook (defunct for many years, but largely recreated at JumpNow). 
The first volume won the "Best Alternate Universe" category in the latter's 1997 Storybook Awards. 
A selection of stories from volumes 1-4 won a special judges' award in the SF writing competition at the 2001 Redemption Convention. 
It is unclear when the fanzines were printed, however used copies can be found on some fan mailing lists.
==The Volumes==
* Volume 1 - The Other Half of my Soul
* Volume 2 - The Death of Flesh, the Death of Dreams
* Volume 3 - A Line in the Sand
* Volume 4 - A Future, Born in Pain
* Volume 5 - Among the Stars, like Giants
Category:Babylon 5 Zines
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
A Dark Path

A Dark Path is an early Internet fanfiction story rewriting the Star Wars Dark Empire series. It was written by Ali Hadden in 1994 and was posted online on Sept 4, 1995 to at least one online fanfiction archive. In its printed format it is approximately 150 pages long.
Summary: "An excellent story for those who want to see Luke fall to the dark side. Will he..Can he...return to the light?"
A physical copy has been deposited with Texas A&M University Fanzine Archives. An online version can be found here.
The sequel "A Striving For The Light" is approximately 63 pages and can also be found here. It was also posted online on September 4, 1995.
==Reactions==
Category:Star Wars Legends
Category:1994 Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction
A Date With The President

A Date With The President is a Clark/Lex story by Henry Jones, Jr.
Summary: He was really at the White House, the workplace and home of the President of the United States. The *President*. Who was Lex Luthor, suave, sophisticated businessman and prior best friend of Dork Kent, Supergeek of Smallville.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
A Day At the Biggest Mall on Earth: Fanfic Archiving and You

A Day At the Biggest Mall on Earth: Fanfic Archiving and You is an article by Merlin Missy.
It was posted in 2007 at Firefox News.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Topics Discussed==
* fandom and gift culture
* fandom and profit
* mentions of Gossamer, Usenet, FORKNI-L, FKFIC-L, Geocities
* Xing Li and FanFiction.Net
* FanLib, Livejournal and Six Apart
* MyFandoms.com, also known as Fanfic.me
* OTW
 
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 News Media
Category:2007 Meta
A Day In The Life... on the set

A Day In The Life... on the set is a 1981 essay and RPF meta-fic by Shelley Ward and Cindy Korman. 
It was published in Trackless Voids #1 where it is labeled "a farce." 
The essay topic was the three main characters in Star Wars (plus supporting characters: George Lucas, an anonymous crew member, Anthony Daniels, and Irvin Kershner) and what tropes the publicity machines were generating for fan consumption. 
The second page of the fanwork is RPF and is a script of fan-created interview.
The fans who created this work were very aware of how they were being manipulated by both the press and by TPTB, and they also understood how this was how the game was played.
==From the Essay==
==The Script==
Some excerpts from the script are below.
 
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Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
A Day in the City

A Day in the City is a Kirk/Spock story by S.R. Benjamin.
It was published in the print zine First Time #51.
This story was nominated for a STIFfie Award.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock make love while in New York of the 1930's, but problems arise when they return to the ship and their own time."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
===2002===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
A Day in the Life (Star Trek: TOS story)

A Day in the Life is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart.
It was published in the print zine The Voice #3.
This story is part of a series: see The Voice for more information.
Some of the characters in this story appear in the stories, "The Lion and the Lamb" in "touched" #5 in 1985 and "The Rescue" in "touched" #6 (1986).
In "touched" #5, the author wrote: "I was always curious as to what Lt. Armscom and Ensign Traven said to each other afterwards and am very grateful to "touched" for letting me find out."
==Series==
In order of publication, possibly not in fictional chronological order:
* The Sun Rising (Classified Assignments #1) (1981)
* The Anniversary (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Love's War (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Legacy (The Voice #1) (1982)
* The Solution (Classified Assignments #2) (1982) 
* The Still Centre (The Voice #2) (1983)
* Patterns (T'hy'la #3) (1983)
* Winter Storm (The Voice #3) (1984) 
* A Day in the Life (The Voice #3) (1984)
* The Visit (The Voice #4) (1985)
* The Lion and the Lamb ("touched" #5) (1985)
* The Rescue ("touched" #6) (1986)
==Summary==
"Kirk spends the day on survey duty while Spock grapples with a problem presented by a security team."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1997===
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
A Day in the Life of Commander Spock as Pon Farr Approaches

A Day in the Life of Commander Spock as Pon Farr Approaches is a Star Trek: TOS story by Kit Vee.
It was published in R & R #2 and Rigel #1.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
A Day with Jon Pertwee

A Day with Jon Pertwee was a series of five cons in 1986. The focus was Doctor Who.
Ironically, Jon Pertwee appears to have not been in attendance in at least one of them. A fan in 1992 comments: 
==Dates==
* Oct. 18, 1986:	Trenton,	New Jersey	at the War Memorial Auditorium (This is the con that Jon Pertwee may not have attended, and instead Patrick Troughton, Paul Darrow, and Michael Keating were brought in. In the end, only Darrow and Keating attended.)
* Oct. 19, 1986:	Baltimore,	Maryland		at the Baltimore Convention Center
* Nov. 8, 1986:	Albany,	New York		at the Hilton Hotel
* Nov. 9, 1986:	Philadelphia,	Pennsylvania		at the Philadelphia Hilton
* Nov. 28-30, 1986:	Tampa,	Florida		at the Tampa Theatre and the Tampa Hyatt Regency ("Jon Pertwee's Thanksgiving Weekend Convention")
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1986 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
A Dead World

A Dead World is a Prototype and Fallout: New Vegas crossover fic. It has become popular enough to have a page on TV Tropes, where it has the descriptive header tags "Awesome", "Funny", "Heartwarming", "Nightmare Fuel", and "Tearjerker".
==Reactions and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by elizabethscaffie
*This piece of art is based on one of my favorite fan fiction crossovers by shadow-bat-of-gotham
*Some fanart for the Fic A Dead World by hisui555
==External links==
*A Dead World at FF.net
* Tumblr tag containing various people's fanart for the story
* TV Tropes page
==References==
Category: Prototype
Category: Fallout
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
A Deadly Game (Garrison's Gorillas zine)

A Deadly Game is an 87-page gen Garrison's Gorillas novel by Lyn Shelley. It was published in England.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "The cons think Garrison is in the US for a special military training course. They are furious to find out that he had been sent on a secret mission to occupied France and has been caught before he could complete it. Actor, Chief, Goniff, and Casino waste no time in going after him."
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
A Deadly Game (Star Trek: TOS story)

A Deadly Game is a Kirk/Spock story by Adrian Alexander.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #2.
==Summary==
"After Spockʼs rendezvous with a female agent, Kirkʼs insecurities surface since he is stll unsure of their bond,unsure of his lover since the fal tor pan."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2009===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎