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Lonely Hearts

The Lonely Hearts were a faction of Forever Knight fans who see the potential for a romantic relationship between Natalie Lambert and Javier Vachon. 
==Faction Website==
At one time, the Lonely Hearts had a faction site (the Lonely Hearts Page) at http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/soulseek/lonely.htm; but this disappeared long ago and has not been archived.
==Faction History==
The faction was established initially by a handful of members of the Nick and NatPack. According to Soulseeker, the NNPack faction leader:Letter to FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU on 25 Oct 2010, written by Soulseeker, faction leader for the Nick and NatPackers.
Although the faction was discontinued by common consent, the term "Lonely Hearts" is still used as a pairing name.
==Faction Icon==
An icon for the Lonely Hearts was created in 2012 by Greer Watson as part of her project to create icons for all the Forever Knight factions. It composits screen captures of Natalie and Vachon, and has a logo with the name of the faction superimposed on a pair of identical "country hearts", shown back to back to symbolize isolation but joined at the top to symbolize that the two characters are a couple. Tears fall from the lower edge of the logo.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Factions
Lonely People Do Stupid Things

Lonely People Do Stupid Things is a Steve/Danny story by waketosleep.
Summary: Danny decides to show Steve the true meaning of Christmas, and does it by dragging him to New Jersey.
Author's notes: "Inspired by things in episode 9, so there are a couple of spoilers for that and in general for the first twelve episodes."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Lonelyeyes.com

Lonelyeyes.com was a Hanson domain owned by Lauren which hosted several popular fansites. By 2002, hosting had been discontinued and the site was home to only her blog and other personal content.
==Fansites==
Some of the notable websites hosted on 3cargarage.com over the years included:
* (fansite)
* (fansite)
* (humor/fansite)
* (humor/fansite)
* 
Category:Websites
Category:Hanson Websites
Lonelywalker

lonelywalker is a prolific fanfiction author who has written in dozens of fandoms. They were previously known as Ezekiel-Fall on FanFiction.Net.World On A Wire - Lonelywalker's Fanfiction Archive, archived 22 January 2007 by the Wayback Machine. 
In 2006 and 2007, they were a compiler for metafandom. They were also the moderator of LiveJournal communities for actors Tom McCamus, Bruce Davison, and John Glover, and for the 2008 Knight Rider series. They also had a Blogspot blog (murderonmymind) "for specifically Vincent D'Onofrio related fanfic and ramblings."
==Notable Fanfiction==
* The End of the World — The Thirteenth Floor, Ashton/Whitney. A 23K-word "epic re-interpretation of the film". (c. 2006)
* The Tension and the Spark — Dexter, Debra Morgan/Frank Lundy. Canon divergence AU for the end of Season 2. Written for Het Big Bang. (September 2011)
* The Age of Unfolding — The Art of Fielding. Futurefic told as a letter from Owen to Guert twenty-five years after graduation. Written for Yuletide. (December 2012)
* Lazy Coffee — Hannibal, Hannigram. Coffee Shop AU written for the Hannibal Kink Meme. Translated into Mandarin by Alucard1771 and podficced by Podcath. (May 2013)
* A Particularly Bad Period in History - Miracle Workers, King Cragnoor/Lord Vexler. Canon Divergence AU where Cragnoor and Vexler are together. (February 2020)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lonesome Dove

Lonesome Dove is a western novel by Larry McMurtry that won the Pulitzer Prize. It is about several retired Texas Rangers. McMurtry wrote three sequels and all books were adapted as TV versions. The books are:
*Lonesome Dove (1985)
*Streets of Laredo (1993)
*Dead Man's Walk (1995)
*Comanche Moon (1997)
==Fanworks==
===Fanzines===
Gen:
*Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years
Gen, multimedia:
*Buffalo Wings
*Wide Open Spaces
===Fanfiction===
*Ghosts of Christmas Past
Category:Lonesome Dove
Lonesome Dove: The Series

==THE SHOW==
Lonesome Dove: The Series was a Canadian TV show of 21 episodes that aired from 1994 to 1995. The show focused on a version of a character, Newt Dobbs, created by Larry McMurtry in his books and miniseries known as the Lonesome Dove Saga. While Newt Dobbs dies in one of the later US miniseries, he's alive and well in LD: The Series, reinvented as Newt Call, who leaves Texas and heads north on his own. He settles in Curtis Wells, Montana, where he falls in love, marries, and becomes deputy of the frontier town.
While the Lonesome Dove of the title refers to a ranch in Texas in Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove Saga, it refers to a hotel in Curtis Wells in Lonesome Dove: The Series. Apart from two guest stars, none of the other characters of Larry McMutry's Lonesome Dove Saga appear on LD: The Series. All the characters are unique to this show.
The series is set in 1878. Principal characters with Newt Call (played by Scott Bairstow) are Hannah Peale (played by Christianne Hirt), who becomes his wife; Josiah Peale (played by Paul Le Mat), her father and the newspaperman in town; Austin Peale (played by Paul Johansson), Hannah's brother, who also works at the newspaper; and Colonel Francis Clay Mosby (played by Eric McCormack), a former Confederate officer, now a gambler and scoundrel who settles in Curtis Wells and becomes the owner of the saloon.
LD: The Series was created as family-oriented fare, attempting to tap into the same audience as the US series Doctor Quinn: Medicine Woman. This bid to find a family audience failed, however, and the show's second season--known as Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years--featured instead gritty, hard-edged realism for a more adult audience.
LD: The Outlaw Years is the focus of most fannish activity, but LD: The Series is crucial for setting up the characters' backstories and relationships as they play out in the second season.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
==Archives==
* Lonesome Dove (US TV) on AO3
* Lonesome Dove: The Series (Canada) on AO3
* Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years on AO3
* Darcie's LD Fan-Fiction Page
==Resources==
* Darcie's Lonesome Dove Page]
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Lonesome Dove
Long-Haired Kirk

While not nearly as common as Long-Haired Spock, a long-haired James Kirk is a trope in Star Trek: TOS fanart.
Kirk's long tressess are most often seen in alternate universes and symbolize a warrior status or an earthy, powerful status.
Most long-haired Kirks appear in slash fanworks.
==Some Examples of Fanart==
File:Daringattempt7-3.jpg|Gayle F from Daring Attempt #7
File:Daringattempt7-7.jpg|Dragon from Daring Attempt #7
Image:collectionofdreams1986-2.jpg|from A Collection of Dreams, artist is Chris Soto
File:Slaveworldmaggie.jpg|from Slaveworld, reprinted in Book of Prophecy, artist is Maggie Symon (a rare example of a gen long-haired Kirk)
File:Daring9art1.jpg|from Daring Attempt #9, artist is Dragon (also shows a Long-Haired Spock)
File:Ksx2.jpg|from KSX #2, artist is Gayle F
File:Naked19back.jpg|the back cover of Naked Times #15, the artist is Dragon
File:Nome6art11.jpg|from Nome #6, the artist is Gayle F
File:Naked15.jpg|the front cover of Naked Times #15, the artist is Jackie Zoost (also shows a Long-Haired Spock)
File:Offduty2.jpg|from Off Duty, the artist is Dragon
File:Scattered8back.jpg|from Scattered Stars #8, the artist is Chris Soto
Image:kali7.jpg|front cover of KaleidoScope #7, front cover by Rudas, a two-fer, a long-haired Spock AND a long-haired Kirk --"Two long-haired unclothed warriors locked in a passionate kiss. I love the kaleidoscope in Spock’s hair. It takes my breath away each time I look at it. It is nicely framed on the page, but I find myself wishing it covered the entire page" and "What a lovely, hot, dynamic drawing. The entire drawing was in print before, but this is a close-up of just the kiss, which makes it even more powerful. A passionate, master/slave kiss...Spock master/Kirk slave...and drawn quite nicely—lines on the spare side that are nonetheless fully expressive." from The K/S Press #21 
File:Scattered7back.jpg|the back cover of Scattered Stars #7, the artist is DEW "The covers to SS7 are quite simple yet striking. They remind me of early pen & ink [Gayle F's], but are companion pieces by DEW and Deeb. Deeb's 1991 front Spock has touches of rose and gold while DEW's 1993 back Kirk has gold and green. Both sport sexy earrings. I wish their eyes had been open in the drawings." from Come Together #20 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Tropes & Genres
Long Ago and Far Away

:You may be looking for the fan novel Wrightsville: Long Ago and Far Away written by Laura Mason.
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Long Ago and Far Away is a 106-page gen Dirty Dozen novel.
The text is printed only on one side.
It was published as a separate novel, and later as part of the zine The Snowbird Trilogy.
==Series==
* Flight of the Snowbird
*Fortunes of War 
* Long Ago and Far Away
==Summary==
Summery from an ad in G-2 Files #19: "...begins with the Dozen's last assignment together when they go to Hungary to destroy a refinery, but this mission has a high price to pay for one of the Dozen who is crippled for life. The second half of 'Long Ago and Far Away' takes place five years after the war has ended during a reunion of the Dozen and Snowbird."
Category:1990s
Category:Dirty Dozen
Long Distance Voyagers

Long Distance Voyagers is a het Janeway/Chakotay anthology with fiction by Marianne Barron. There are four issues.
Age statement required.
The stories describe the "adventures of Janeway and Chakotay as they try to mix love and duty in Delta."
==Issue 1==
Long Distance Voyagers 1 contains 76 pages. Cover by Sophia Kelly Shultz.
* Necessary Compromise
* One Small Step
* Kathryn's List
* Synergy and Across Time
==Issue 2==
Long Distance Voyagers 2 contains 72 pages. 
* As if it Were the Last Time
* Promises to Keep
* No Magic Wand 
* Inner Children 
==Issue 3==
Long Distance Voyagers 3 contains 86 pages.
* A Time to Love 
* Absent Friends 
* Kansas City Lights 
* When Things Get Too Quiet 
==Issue 4==
Long Distance Voyagers 4
* Friends and Benefits 
* Barriers 
* The Arrangement 
* Family Ties 
* Finish Line 
 Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:Het Zines
Long Johns

Long Johns, or Swimmer, is a Brooklyn newsboy in Newsies. 
==Fandom==
===Name===
The name Swimmer was given to the character by Newsies fans on the site The Happy Newsie Minivan, probably in 2001 or earlier. They joked that he was previously known by fans as "the hot Brooklynite who climbs out of the water."Our Tribute to Some Unnamed Newsies at The Happy Newsie Minivan (2001) 
Unaffiliated fans on Tumblr later assigned him the name Long Johns in probably 2020.A small guide to the Newsies of 1992 by kingracetrack, reblog by letter-from-the-refuge (2021) It came from a pun in a fan group chat.who named Long Johns? ask on letter-from-the-refuge (2023) This may have been the Bryan Denton Worshippers chat.Long Johns post by queenofbrooklyn (2021) His name begins appearing online in September 2020, but there may have been earlier posts.reblog by newsies-banner askblog (September 2020)
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
*Long Johns by one-highfalutin-sonuva-gun (2024)
==References==
Category:Fanon Characters
Category:Newsies Characters
Long Legged Men

Ashinaga Ojisanzu (足長おじさんズ "Long Legged Men") is a 32-page gen Lord of the Rings Halbarad + Aragorn doujinshi by Chie.
 
Image:legged.gif|cover
Image:leggedinterior.gif|inside art
Category:Lord of the Rings Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Long Live The Doggship

Long Live The Doggship is a 2002 essay by Moose posted to Semper Fi, "a John Doggett & Scully/Doggett Fansite."
This essay was first posted to Yahoo!Group SHODDS, a Yahoo Group."
==Other Related Essays==
Other essays posted to Semper Fi:
* everyone's dirty little secret by T h r e a d s (July 2001)
* Keep the Flame Alive by Tony Scullystud (2001)
* The 'Dip by Gina (June 2002)
 
* Long Live The Doggship by Moose (June 2002)
* Second Chances by Linzee (November 2004)
* Potential, Possibilities, and Respect by Dana Doggett (April 2006)
* "Comparing & Contrasting" by Geekery (June 2011) 
* Doggett/Reyes "Relationship" = Implausible by Dana Doggett (June 2016)
==Excerpts==
 
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Long Night in the Valley

Long Night in the Valley is a BNHA fanfic by Marsalias. Published in 2022, it quickly gained popularity in the fandom and is probably the most popular fanfic dealing with the Vestiges of One for All. Its headcanons and portrayal of the vestiges, their quirks, and their relationship with Izuku Midoriya are influential on other works within the fandom.
As of December 2022, it has 230k hits on AO3, as well as recursive fanworks.
==Summary==
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2022 Fanfiction
Long Range Desert Convention

The Long Range Desert Convention: '60's TV Goes to War, was held from 18-20 May 2001 in Austin, Texas. The convention focused on a variety of World War II-themed television shows from the 1960's; Rat Patrol was featured prominently. The guests were Gary Raymond, who played Sgt. Jack Moffitt on Rat Patrol, his wife, actress Delena Kidd, and Donna Barr, the artist who writes and draws the WWII comic book series "Desert Peach." 
The con's website is still available at the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20010803080240/https://klio.net/LRDC/
The Military Vehicle Preservation Association also brought period vehicles and set up a display at the convention. Their convention report, including photos with the guest stars, can be found at http://www.m38a1.com/events/2001/01_lrdc.htm.
The convention was mentioned briefly in an interview with Gary Raymond published on January 19, 2019, in "The Spectator."https://www.spectator.co.uk/2019/01/what-a-relief-we-can-finally-admit-jimmy-porter-was-a-pain-in-the-neck/
:His hit 1960s show, The Rat Patrol, may be a distant memory, especially on a grim old day at the South Bank. But amazingly, it still has numerous devotees and even a Gary Raymond fanclub associated with it. ‘I get cards every birthday and Christmas presents from fanclub members. The fans are very dedicated to my career.’ They even flew Gary and his wife Delena out to Houston one year for a celebration of the series.
==Daily Schedules==
Here are scans of the schedule for the convention. They were originally printed on colored paper: orange for Friday, yellow for Saturday, and green for Sunday; for ease of reading, the images have been desaturated.
File:LRDC-Friday.jpg|Panel Schedule Friday
File:LRDC-Saturday.jpg|Panel Schedule Saturday
File:LRDC-Sunday.jpg|Panel Schedule Sunday
==References==
Category:2001 Conventions
Category:Rat PatrolCategory:Conventions in United States
Long Road Home

You may be looking for the Due South zine, The Long Way Home.
Long Road Home is a gen 173-page Starsky and Hutch novel by Regenia Marracino. The author thanks Rowena Warner, Jan Lindner, Lois Rasmussen, Linda Walter and Sandy Barrett. 
==Descriptions from Ads==
From the author in the proposed zine section of Universal Translator #24: 
From an ad in Shootout #7 
 
==The Uncertain City==
The author notes in the editorial: 
 
==Gallery==
Image:Longroadhomeflyer.jpg|flyer
Image:longroadhomelois1.jpg|inside art by Lois Rasmussen
Image:Long road interior by reg 2.jpg|interior art by Regenia Marracino
Image:Long road interior by reg.jpg|interior art by Regenia Marracino, also used as the back cover of Shootout #7
Image:longroadhomelois2.jpg|inside art by Lois Rasmussen
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1985===
===1986===
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Long Time Coming

Long Time Coming is a 162-page Star Wars fiction anthology. It is an explicit adult zine, and it required an age statement to order.
It has fiction by Jilly Harris and Renee Gunn. 
Some of the main characters are Kyp Durron, Jagged (Jag) Fel, and Jaina Solo. 
==The Acknowledgements==
==Contents==
* Acknowledgements (i)
* Loving this Way by Jilly Harris (Jaina and Jag end their relationship. This is a songfic based on "Loving This Way" by Collin Raye and Bobbie Eakes. It is on Collin Raye's album, "Tracks.") (1)
* Liebe Und Folterung by Jilly Harris (Jaina and Kyp get back together.) (6)
* Dream Walking by Renee Gunn (Everyone sorting out who loves who.) (49)
* All Tied Up by Jilly Harris (Jaina and Kyp make love.) (71)
* Before Your Love by Jilly Harris (Jaina and Kyp declare their love.) (78)
* Pain by Jilly Harris (Kyp captured and tortured - Jaina going insane.) (84)
* Long Time Coming by Jilly Harris (Jaina and Kyp talk about their love.) (144)
* The End by Renee Gunn (The last battle.) (149)
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Long Time Gone

Long Time Gone is a Miami Vice novel by Gretchen Cupp and is 114 pages. The art is by Susan Hall and J.J. Jones.
Summary from Media Monitor: "Set after 'Freefall,' Sonny is kidnapped and taken back to Costa Morada. Will he survive his ordeal there…. and will he want to?"
A note from The Monthly: "Rated "R" for violence but non-slash."
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Long Vacation

Long Vacation (ロングバケーション) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Haribote. It is Haribote's fifth Harry Potter doujinshi. It features the Fred & George x Percy pairing (with some Percy x Penelope) and is adult-rated.Wanderer Owl. Haribote. (Accessed 11 April 2012.)
The summary form Gongaga Yaoi states:
:"Ron wonders to the twins about Percy's first kiss. Fred and George follow their elder brother and find him with Penelope, but the two are just chummy.
:Fred is particularly troubled by the idea of his brother being sequestered by some girl, so the twins accost him. Percy is quite ardent that the whole thing is very wrong. He calls the twins cruel and is hard on himself because he's a prefect. "Gongaga Yaoi. Harry Potter. Archived 15 August 2010 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 13 April 2012.)
One reviewer writes: "You know, while I love Haribote's art a lot (it's some of the best I've seen) this pairing confuses me . . . Oh well. Storywise, when Fred and George discover they're upset and a little jealous."DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 11 April 2012.)
== Sample Pages ==
		
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Long Way Home (Star Trek: TOS story by Eileen Roy)

Long Way Home is a Kirk/Spock story by Eileen Roy.
==An Example of VERY Early Slash==
It was published in the print zine The Sensuous Vulcan which contains four very early slash stories; Desert Heat, Long Way Home, Cooling One's Heels, and Interlude. 
 
==Author's Comments: 2017==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1993===
==References==
 
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
Long Way Home (Star Trek: TOS story by Ellen Thacher)

Long Way Home by Ellen Thacher is a K/S story. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #3.
==Summary==
"While visiting his farm, Admiral Kirk and a young drifter he hired are attacked after leaving a party."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Long time coming: why I like slash

Long time coming: why I like slash is a 2005 essay by shadowscast.
For other essays on this topic, see Timeline of Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the documentary "The Celluloid Closet"
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer, due South
* why slash
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Buffyverse Meta
Category:Due South Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Longbottom Weekly

Longbottom Weekly is a weekly newsletter, posted each Monday, focusing on Neville Longbottom, Frank and Alice Longbottom, and other members of the Longbottom family from the Harry Potter fandom.
The newsletter provides links to fic, drabbles, art, essays, discussions, and reclists featuring the Longbottoms.
As of October 2012, it appears to be on hiatus. It was last updated in March 2012.
Category:Harry Potter Newsletter Communities
Category:2005
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Longbow Special

Are you looking for the gen anthology Longbow by the same publisher?
Longbow Special is an overflow fanzine of gen Robin of Sherwood fan fiction. It contains two stories, "two back-to-back... novellas from the Bloodlines and Runesong trilogies" stories that were begun in previous issues of Longbow.
* Ties that Bind by Janice Lamel (sequel to "Promises Broken" in Longbow #2 and continued in "Turning of the Seasons" in Longbow #3) ("In this final (maybe chapter, beginning in 1215, David of Huntingdon is declared a traitor by King John and flees toward the guaranteed sanctuary of Scotland. But unforeseen circumstances involving his granddaughter, Christina, force him instead to take refuge in Sherwood Forest. There the earl must relay on both the outlawed son he had disinherited and the woman he once called "notorious." In a story fraught with confrontations, Marion must come to terms with herself and face the deception told twelve years before.")
* Ceremony of Innocence by Sandy Williams (Second book in the Runesong Trilogy, begun with "Covenant" in an earlier issue of Longbow. It covers the years 1216 through 1218 and is divided into three parts: Master of the Dance, Talisman, and Candles in the Wind.) ("In fulfillment of a promise made to the dying Sir Richard of Leaford, Tuck embarks alone on an arduous search for the long-lost son of Robin of Loxley. His journey leads him to an encounter with an erstwhile troupe of itinerant actors, whose main livelihood seems to derive less from paid performances before the nobility than from chicanery and the occasional theft. Befriended by a young, charismatic of the group, the friar becomes a willing participant in their magical world of theatrical fantasy and reality. Circumstances soon bring the acting troupe to Huntingdon and Tuck back into the arms of his Sherwood companions. The sudden infatuation by the Earl of Huntingdon's granddaughter with one of the actors unexpectedly threatens the very fabric of the friar's religious convictions and complicates both the lives of his old and new friends. Before the dilemma can be resolved, an unforeseen sequence of events -- marked by misunderstanding, confrontations, murder, kidnapping, and a shocking revelation -- will force the former outlaws of Sherwood to take arms once again in a desperate struggle against those who would destroy everything the Hooded Man and his followers have accomplished and hold most dear.")
Category:Gen Zines Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1991 Zines