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The Terranova Situation Review Debate

The Terranova Situation Review Debate was a fannish discussion that began on Virgule-L mailing list.
The topic was a review by a fan of the Wiseguy fanfiction series, The Terranova Situation.
==Similar Discussions and Further Reading==
* Summer Review (1997)
* "The Cutting Board's" Admin Discussions (2004-05) 
* Take Clothes Off As Directed (2006)
* :Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta 
==Some Discussion Topics==
==The Original Review== 
==Reactions to the Review==
After Michelle's review was posted, a lively, spirited, and often very pointed debate erupted on Virgule-L. The author/zine publishers disagreed strongly with the majority of Michelle's points and felt Michelle's and others reviews were factually incorrect in places. Several fans, including the author, felt that the "review" was not a review, but an attempt to manipulate readers into disliking the story and that there was "collusion" involved between two fans who had negative comments. The topics of "free speech, the role of feedback vs concrit, who reviews were meant to serve, and were fans allowed to state opinions about fanworks in spaces where the original creator was not present. All of these were very common topics of discussion among fans. Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed Feb 12, 2012. 
Other list members thanked Michelle for her comments. As one fan explained, in her eyes what Michelle posted was a review: 
A few long standing members of the mailing list reminded the list that Virgule had: 
A fan, Charlotte Hill, commented about the authorial intent, readers' rights to have opinions, and more: 
As with other debates about feedback and the role that feedback does (and should) play in fandom, many of the arguments followed well traveled paths that had been established decades before in letterzines such as S&H and Interstat. One list member echoed previous positions on reviews: 
From another fan: 
And, as with other debates over feedback, the 'review question' was never resolved. While Michelle and a few others continued to post reviews to Virgule, the debate over reviews continued with writers and publishers objecting periodically to reviews, while readers and fanzine buyers welcomed them. The Terranova Review Debate also prompted other mailing lists, such as Senad to initiate policies that made it clear that in depth discussion of fan fiction would not be permitted because authors "put time and effort into it [so] that comments about stories are likely to affect people on a very personal level. Senad List Policy as updated in 2006, accessed Feb 12, 2012.
==References==
Category:1996 Events
Category:1996 Meta
Category:Wiseguy
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
The Terrible Secret of Animal Crossing

The Terrible Secret of Animal Crossing is an illustrated horror fanfic. It uses screencaps of the actual game and drawings. It was popular enough to gain its own TVTropes page.https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/LetsPlay/TheTerribleSecretOfAnimalCrossing
The fanfic is a deconstruction of Wild World, showing a darker side to being the sole human in a town of anthropomorphic animals. The concept of gyroids are also explored and given a darker interpretation than in canon, being responsible for turning people into animals.
== Characters ==
* Billy- the main character. An 8 year old boy whose sent to camp and rather cynical and foul mouthed for his age.
* Tom Nook. Initially set up to be greedy, he's much better than he lets on.
* K.K. Slider. One of the few characters that Billy likes, he plays the same role in canon. Was revealed to be working with Tom Nook. 
* Penny. Tom Nook's wife.
==References==
Category:Animal Crossing
Category:2007 Fanfiction
The Territory of Rigel

"The Territory of Rigel" is a ni var song for two voices and Vulcan harp, written by Dorothy Jones Heydt. It appears in the 1967 zine Spockanalia, the first Star Trek zine, and is the first published ni var.
The work can also be found in its entirety in Verba's book Joan Verba, Boldly Writing (2nd edition, FTL Publications), p. 11, though Verba incorrectly describes it as a poem; it is also reprinted and discussed in Busse and Hellekson's Fan Fiction and Fan Communities in the Age of the Internet.
==From Jones in "Spockanalia"==
The author explains that the ni var was written by Spock as he stands watch over the bridge in the middle of "night cycle" when the area was relatively dark except for the light of the instrument panels, the faint light of stars and of Rigel, which was nearby. She writes that the contrast of light and dark appealed to the duality in Spock, and the ni var is an attempt to express it. 
Jones writes: 
The Dorothy Jones' footnote for The Territory of Rigel, the first published "ni var." It was printed in Spockanalia #1 in 1968. 
=="The Territory of Rigel" and "Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space"==
From Leonard Nimoy Presents Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space, comments by Dorothy Jones about "A Territory of Rigel" .
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:Fan Songs
Category:1967 Fanworks
The Test (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Test is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine Locusts.. and wild honey.
 
==Summary==
"Eva leaves her usual universe for a story of the Beginning. How exactly did Kirk pass Kobayashi Maru?"
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
The Test of Time (Harry Potter story)

The Test of Time is a Harry Potter fanfiction novel by Alchemilla. It remains an influential example of the Harry/Ginny pairing.
A 2600-word prologue to the story is posted separately, entitled Midnight Musings.The Sugar Quill. Midnight Musings by Alchemilla. 15 July 2002. (Accessed 06 April 2012.) It is told from the point of view of "Bludger," an original character who also appears in The Test of Time.
Midnight Musings and the Test of Time were featured on Season 4 of PotterFicWeekly. Midnight Musings was discussed in Episode 115, and The Test of Time received its own three-episode series (Episodes 116-118).PotterFicWeekly. Season 4 Guide. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
== Compliance with Canon ==
The story was a work in progress when Order of the Phoenix was published in 2003, Jossing most of the story as well as Ginny's characterization. Alchemilla wrote shortly thereafter:
== Recs & Reviews ==
* "[A] wonderful, romantic and plot-filled story. It's certainly old school, but still so wonderful!" -- HPGW OTPhpgw_otp. Issue 234. 02 December 2009. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
* "This was one of the first Harry/Ginny stories I ever read and it's one I still find myself reading every now and again. I believe it was started Post-GOF so canon details and certain aspects of Ginny's character are a little off, but it is a classic for this ship and deserves to be read at least once. It's an amazing story, engaging, and beautifully written." -- souvenancesouvenance at hg_silverlining. Reply to "Modpost: Fic Recs! :D". 26 October 2008. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
* "This was my first fanfic. WAY too old for me, but 11-year-old me didn't know that. Looking back on it, if this hadn't been a good fic- which I still think it is, seven years later- I probably wouldn't have gotten into fic. It's really not up to date (it goes off canon after Goblet of Fire) but I like the way the character's lives turn out (it's actually weird that this was Harry/Ginny before Harry/Ginny was really a thing at all) and even though the wizarding world is a little dark, it all turns out okay. Even though it took forever for it to be done." -- fluffernutter8fluffernutter8. 19 favorite fics. 23 February 2011. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
* "Although it's A/U, being pre-OotP, it's got a fantastic plot. Alchemilla can move things forward really well, make you fall in love with her characters, and carry off a beautiful plot with so many threads. And write a good romance." -- shiikishiiki. REC: The Test of Time (Multiple Pairings). 26 August 2007. (Accessed 06 April 2012.)
== References ==
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a hillbilly horror franchise originating with a 1974 movie directed by Tobe Hooper and starring Gunnar Hansen and Marilyn Burns. 
The film spawned several sequels, remakes, imitations and parodies and made a cult icon out of its main killer, Leatherface.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*Texas Chainsaw Massacre by jasonwulf
*Leatherface by dmurdoch
==Fannish Links==
* The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on Archive of Our Own
* The Texas Chainsaw Massacre on FanFiction.Net
* #thetexaschainsawmassacre on DeviantArt
* Texas Chainsaw Massacre.net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action_Film
The Theme from Star Trek (Star Trek: TOS official theme song)

Alexander Courage was the composer of the instrumental music for the original Star Trek: TOS theme.
thumb|a 1975 flyer for the instrumental theme by Warp 9. This flyer was printed in Grup #4.|left
==Added Lyrics==
Without Courage's knowledge, much less permission, Gene Roddenberry wrote his own lyrics to Courage's music. In 1968, these lyrics were published in the book The Making of Star Trek by Roddenberry and Stephen Whitfield.
 
 
Roddenberry did this in order to pocket 50% of the royalties for his role as lyricist. While Courage never took legal action, he has been quoted as saying that Roddenberry's action was unethical. Roddenberry was quoted as responding, "Hey, I have to get some money somewhere. I'm sure not gonna get it out of the profits of Star Trek." Lyrics on Demand 
Many sources claim that these lyrics were never meant to be heard or performed. Roddenberry himself, however, recorded these lyrics in 1977 on the vinyl 45 record, Themes from Star Trek . An ad for that recording said: "Now you can own these exciting new versions of the Star Trek Theme, featuring the first Vocal Edition ever recorded with Lyrics by Gene Roddenberry. Beautifully performed by the Tristar Orchestra and Chorus on Stereo 45 r.p.m."
==The Lyrics==
The titles of at least two fanzines got their title from Roddenberry's lyrics. They are Starry Seas, Earthly Planes and Rim of Starlight.
The lyrics:
==As a Fan Activity==
An event at Star Trek America in 1979: "An added surprise to the guest speeches was a dance done by Angelique Pettyjohn as Shana, to the ever-popular strains of the Star Trek theme."
On his show (unknown date), Lawrence Welk called STAR TREK "one of the most popular shows of the 60s" as he introduced a Bobby Burgess-Cissy King dance number to the rock version of ST's theme song. The set resembled a lunar landscape with a starry backdrop.
See " The Theme from Star Trek" (originally scored under the title "Where No Man Has Gone Before") -- Malibu Celebration of Film Presents Music Takes Courage: A Tribute to Alexander Courage (part 1) (March 2006).
 
==Lyric Canon Appearances==
The lyrics were featured in an issue of the DC Comics Star Trek comic book, "performed" by the character Uhura.
==Similar Items==
* The Theme from Star Trek (1975)
* Themes from Star Trek (1977)
* Starfleet and Crystal Crackin' (1977 or 1978)
* If We...by Heash (1977 or 1978)
* Arcturus (1981)
==Further Reading==
* ‘Star Trek’: Words and Music: The theme to the original 'Star Trek' television series officially includes never-used lyrics. (1999)
* Star Trek: The Original Series' Theme Had Lyrics (And They're Terrible) (2021)
* Sci Fi Bytes: There Were Lyrics to the Star Trek Theme Song? (2021)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:Star Trek TOS Albums
The Thick of It

The Thick of It is a British comedy television series that satirizes the inner workings of modern British government. 
The series is set in the fictional Department of Social Affairs (later the Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship, or 'DoSAC'). It follows the interaction of the Department's Secretary of State, civil servants and advisors with Malcolm Tucker, the Director of Communications. Malcolm Tucker was widely considered to be a fictionalised version of Alistair Campbell, the Labour Government's Director of Communications at the time.
The show satirised the current affairs at the time of broadcast. Although parties are not named, it was understood that Malcolm Tucker's party was a populist left wing party rather like the British Labour Party, and the opposition were a centre-right party analogous to the Conservative Party. 
Seasons 1-3 were set during a period of New Labour Government, while series 4 was set during a coalition government. As there was a change in the parties in power between series 3 and 4, the focus shifted to show the interactions between Malcolm Tucker's party in opposition and the workings of the coaltion government at DoSAC. Major news stories that were referenced in the series included the Parliamentary expenses scandal, the union-backed victory of a surprise candidate in the Labour leadership contest, and the Leveson Inquiry.
==Fandom==
Once actor Peter Capaldi was announced to become the Twelfth Doctor on Doctor Who, an additional spark of interest in the series & fandom appeared. Same-actor crossovers with Doctor Who appeared.
===Shipping===
* Malcolm/Jamie
* Malcolm/Jamie/Sam
* Malcolm/Jamie/Ollie
* Malcolm/Nicola
* Malcolm/Ollie
* Malcolm/Julius
* Malcolm/Sam
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
Crossovers with Doctor Who:
* Spun by capildissexy (Malcolm/Clara Oswald & Clara/Twelve)
===Recs===
* Thick of It Fanfiction list by the-crazy-geek
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Thick of It & crossovers works at FFN
* The Thick of It works at AO3
Category:The Thick of It
The Thief Lord

The Thief Lord is a children's fantasy adventure novel by Cornelia Funke.
==Canon==
==Discussion and community==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
* https://www.deviantart.com/rikugloomy/art/The-Thief-Lord-475909044
* https://www.deviantart.com/trixy-hobbitz/art/The-Thief-Lord-33619981
* https://www.deviantart.com/fluffys-inu/art/The-Thief-Lord-Bust-65222294
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
* The Thief Lord on Wikipedia
* Thief Lord stories and crossovers on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
* on LiveJournal (LJ) 
* on DeviantArt (DA)
* on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Fandom pages needing infobox image
The Thing (1982)/Theories

In The Thing, many plot threads are set up throughout the course of the story. However, most of these threads are never solved, in order to build tension and contribute to the film's overarching theme of paranoia. In addition, details on the titular Thing, such as its motivations and how its biology works, are often left ambiguous.
The lack of clear answers to the film's mysteries has set up room for fan theories on the causes and outcomes of these situations. Debates on these theories take many forms. The most common form of these debates are fan essays and online and offline discussions. Many online discussions take place on sites such as forums and Reddit. As The Thing is also the subject of academic analysis, there is often overlap between academic and fan debate. Most speculation takes a Watsonian perspective on the film's events, or a blend of Watsonian and Doylist. No definite fan consensus has ever been reached for most theories.
Interpretations of fan theories and the film's events occasionally appear in fan works for The Thing, most commonly fanfiction. Common types of fanworks that include such interpretations include:
* post-canon works
* alternate points of view
* works that take place from the perspective of the Thing
== Theories ==
=== Consciousness of victims ===
==== Consciousness destroyed ====
==== Consciousness remains ====
=== Ending ===
One of the most common sources of fan theories and debates is the ending of the film, specifically on whether or not MacReady or Childs may be an instance of the Thing. There are four distinct possibilities:
* Neither are infected
* MacReady is infected, Childs is human
* Childs is infected, MacReady is human
* Both are infected
Various pieces of evidence are cited for all four theories, including:
* The consumption of alcohol
* MacReady's and Childs' actions
* Lack of condensation from Childs' breath
* The blood test
==== Neither Infected ====
==== Childs Infected ====
==== MacReady Infected ====
==== Both Infected ====
=== Intelligence of the Thing ===
=== Sabatoge of stored blood ===
== Official responses ==
Both John Carpenter, Kurt Russell, and others involved in the production of The Thing have responded to the popularity of theories from fans, most often in response to speculation regarding the ending of the film. Some specific pieces of evidence have been addressed by official responses. However, responses by those involved in the film's production refuse to confirm or deny any interpretation, due to the film's themes and the intentions of the filmmakers.
== Further reading ==
* FAQ page on Outpost31.com
== References ==
Category:Fan Theories
Category:The Thing
The Things (The Thing fanfiction)

== Summary ==
== Reception ==
=== Reviews ===
=== Accolades ===
Year	Award 	Category 	Result
2011	Hugo Awards 	Best Short Story 	
2011	Shirley Jackson Awards 	Best Short Fiction 	
2011	Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Awards	Best Short Science Fiction	
2011	BSFA Awards 	Best Short Fiction 	
2010	Parsec Awards 	Short Fiction 	
== External links ==
* The Things (short story) at Wikipedia
== References ==
Category:The Thing
The Things We Do for Love

The Things We Do for Love is a Blake's 7 Blake/Avon story by M. Fae Glasgow. It was published in Oblaque #1 and is online.
It was discussed by Henry Jenkins in Textual Poachers.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Things to Be

The Things to Be is an essay by Joel Davis in Odyssey #3, published in 1979.
In it, Davis objected to fans "turning pro" in the sense of accepting fees for appearing at conventions just like the professional actors, writers and producers, something that he felt was ruining the sub-culture of fandom. 
==Fans "Turning Pro"==
Davis observed the elevated, Big Name Fan status of particular fan authors such as Jacqueline Lichtenberg, whose Kraith series had an overpowering effect on Star Trek fandom in the 1970s, and who had co-written Star Trek Lives! with Joan Winston, Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. Marshak and Culbreath were among the first fans to have professionally published Star Trek fan novels. They had two fanfiction anthologies in 1976 and 1978, and a biography of William Shatner in 1979. There certainly were fans who regarded these works as canon, especially when Lichtenberg stated that Gene Roddenberry had copies of Kraith and encouraged his staff to read it as they worked on Star Trek: The Motion Picture and other projects.
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Thinking Woman's Guide to Fifty Shades of Grey

The Thinking Woman's Guide to Fifty Shades of Grey is a long rant review about Fifty Shades of Grey, explaining in detail "why the fucking is not very sexy" and wondering "how it's possible that anybody is turned on by this."
The article has 134 comments. 
==Excerpts from the Article==
About FanFiction.Net, the reviewer says:
==Some Comments==
 
 
 
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media 
Category:2012 News Media
The Third Alternative

The Third Alternative is a Kirk/Spock mpreg story by Billie McIver. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #2.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk wants to have a child so he talks Spock into letting McCoy do the procedure that will allow Kirk to carry one."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
 
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
The Third Eye (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

The Third Eye is a gen 105-page Kung Fu: The Legend Continues novel by Monica Sztybel. 
It was edited by Camille Bacon-Smith. The art is by Carolyn Cooper.
This story was later published with Purification in a single novel called Unification.
==Summary==
Summary from a one-time distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Chapters==
* Reflection (1)
* Desperation (10)
* Renewal (53)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The Third Kind

The Third Kind is a slash Magnificent Seven anthology. The first issue contains a Search and Rescue story and a Homicide Squad story.
==Summary==
==Issue 1==
The Third Kind 1 was published in May 2005 and contains 198 pages. 
The cover by Cat's Meow Creative Arts. 
Pairings include: Ezra/Josiah, Ezra/Vin, Ezra/Chris, and Ezra/Orin. Good mix of ATF and Old West stories as well as one Search and Rescue story and one Homicide Squad story. 
*The Seven O'Clock Special by Delphi (Ezra/Josiah) (3) 
*Rules of the Game by Jo Ann (Ezra /Vin) (12) 
*Beautiful Friendship by VampyrAlex (crossover with Homicide Squad) (Ezra/Chris) (22) 
*Bail Jumper by Wyndewalker (Ezra/Vin) (53) 
*Echoes by Chris J. Ueberall (Ezra/Vin) (69) 
*The Fort Laramie Affair by Delphi (Ezra/Orin) (82) 
*Shades of Grey by VampyrAlex (Ezra/Chris) (100) 
*Close Quarters by Kay (Ezra/Chris) (130)
==Issue 2==
The Third Kind 2 was published in May 2006 and contains 136 pages.
It is Ezra-centric.
* Silent Running by VampyrAlex ("For an anguished moment Ezra wondered if he had spoken the words aloud or if, as in so many times over the past few weeks, he had merely thought them to himself. The stiffening of the naked body spooned behind him, however, confirmed his suspicions; the damning words were finally out in the open. There would be no turning back.") (ATF, Ezra/Vin)
* Pro Quo by Sophie Moon ("Who was this man? A practical joker? An imaginative swindler? A messenger from God or the devil perhaps? One thing was certain: he could sell butter to the Danes and make a hefty profit. Definitely good looking, even if his youth was long over. But then, when it came to handsome men, Ezra wasn't too particular about age. Men, mind you, not boys.") (Old West AU, Ezra/Vin)
* Unspoken by Silver ("He had never experienced this before - loving someone who was so out of reach it would make the stars seem closer and more accessible than the quiet tracker was.")
==References==
Category:Slash Zines
Category: Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Category:2006 Zines
The Third Option

The Third Option is a Spider-Man Alternate Universe fanfiction on Archive of Our Own by Uncertainty_Principle, in which Peter Parker lives in foster care after Uncle Ben's death. Once he gains confidence in his superpowers, he chooses to live on the streets until he's recruited by Tony Stark for the events of Captain America: Civil War. 
It is known for depicting difficult topics like child abuse, homelessness, and disordered eating. Many fans have said that they cried while reading it and give tissue warnings for those considering it. 
It is one of the most popular fics focused on the Peter Parker & Tony Stark relationship. It currently has over 52,000 kudos (15 Jan 2025).
== Summary ==
Summary provided by the author on AO3:
Summary provided by dovahgriin:
== Reactions and Reviews ==
The Third Option has become quite famous for the amount of collections it belongs toWhy are some works a part of so many collections/series? posted to r/AO3, Dec 29, 2023, also a sign of its popularity.
== Awards ==
It won two Irondad Creator Awards in 2022 and 2021, including Best Multi-Chapter and Best Homeless Story.
== Inspired Fanworks ==
=== Fanbinding ===
* by dead-cherry-bitch
* Fanbinding by Wiyon Press Bindery
=== Fanart ===
* by the-reverse-mermaid
* by kkblackswamp
==References==
==Navigation==
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