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Abigail De Kosnik

Abigail De Kosnik is on the faculty of the Berkeley Center for New Media (BCNM, http://bcnm.berkeley.edu) and the Department of Theater, Dance & Performance Studies (TDPS, http://tdps.berkeley.edu). 
She has written the book Rogue Archives: Digital Cultural Memory and Media Fandom, published in 2016. It used An Archive of Our Own and Fanlore as major sources.
== Oral History Project ==
As part of the Fan Fiction Oral History Project, De Kosnik conducted fifty-six interviews with fifty fans on the topics of fanfiction and fandom. 
== Articles on Fandom ==
De Kosnik has had several articles in the journal Transformative Works and Cultures
'Participatory democracy and Hillary Clinton’s marginalized fandom' Transformative Works and Culture Vol 1 (2008) 
'What is global theater? or, What does new media studies have to do with performance studies?' What is global theater? or, What does new media studies have to do with performance studies? v 18 (2015) 
 
Book Review of 'Playing Harry Potter: Essays and interviews on fandom and performance', edited by Lisa S. Brenner 	Playing Harry Potter: Essays and interviews on fandom and performance v22 2016
== References ==
Category:Academia Category:Commentators
Abigail Thorn

Abigail Thorn, also known as Philosophy Tube, is a YouTuber, playwright, and actress.
== Career ==
=== Acting ===
Thorn has been a professional actor since 2018. She has performed as a voice actor and onscreen in series such as Django, and Identiteaze. Since early 2021, she has performed as Abigail Thorn. Prior to her transition and coming out, Thorn performed under a different name.
She voiced Nocturne in Baldur's Gate III, and has appeared in both The Acolyte and House of the Dragon.
=== Philosophy Tube ===
Since 2013, Thorn has written, produced and performed in videos on her YouTube channel, Philosophy Tube. The channel was created in response to the tripling of tuition fees for British universities, and was intended to deliver her philosophy degree to those who could not afford to attend university because of this. Originally simple in presentation, Thorn's videos have become more theatrical, and have included discussions of topics such as Islamophobia, Transness and the NHS, and social constructs.
In 2019, Thorn raised over £100,000 for British charity, Samaritans, by hosting a five-day livestream where she read from the Complete Works of Shakespeare., IMDB bio for Thorn.
=== Kill James Bond ===
In February 2021, Thorn started a comedy, non-fiction podcast, called Kill James Bond. Along with fellow trans cohosts, Alice Caldwell-Kelly and Devon (no last name), they review and analyse the James Bond films "in an attempt to give 007 the socialist, feminist upcoming he so richly deserves"., Kill James Bond official website.
In April 2022, they caught up to and killed James Bond in a sold-out liveshow, reviewing No Time To Die., Kill James Bond Podbean. At that event, Thorn discussed her experiences as a trans woman in relation to the character of James Bond, and what he has meant to her throughout her life. 
Since then, they have reviewed other spy films, as well as more broadly films featuring the theme of masculinity. In April 2023, the three hosted three liveshows, where they reviewed the Austin Powers films.
=== Writing ===
In late 2022, Thorn wrote and performed in a play called The Prince. Staged at the Southwark Playhouse in London, the play centred trans narratives in a Shakespearean multiverse, generally to positive reviews., Guardian article on The Prince (September 2022)
==Resources & External Links==
*Abigail Thorn (Video Blogging RPF) - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:YouTubers
category:Video Essayists
AbilityShipping

AbilityShipping is the term for the ship between Ash Ketchum and Anabel. The name came from the fact that Anabel can communicate with her Pokémon without needing to speak.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Examples Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* (FFN link) by Thorongil82 
===Fanart===
* by pokemon-legends-and-legacies, 2023 -- art and headcanons. One of several entries people created for the #Pkmn Fankids challenge for AbilityShipping
===Meta===
==Links==
* Lila | Anabel/Satoshi | Ash Ketchum works on AO3
* Ash K./Satoshi and Lila/Anabel filter on FFN
* #abilityshipping tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Abode of Strife Who??

You may be looking for Abode of Strife, a Star Trek zine.
Abode of Strife Who is a gen Doctor Who fiction anthology. There are two issues.
==Issue 1==
Abode of Strife Who 1 contains 60 pages and has a color cover by Lucy Synk. It was published in March 1990. It has material by Melody Rondeau, Teri Sarick Overstreet, Teegar, Young, and others. It includes the postscript to ST: TNG's "Deja Q."
A 1992 ad in Zine Scene: "Several children are transported into a non-existent realm and the Doctor must save them; Bob & Doug MacKenzie review Dr. Who; post-'Deja Q' item in which Q finds himself aboard the TARDIS; more."
The art is by Robert Jan, Melody Rondeau, Gennie Summers, Lucy Synk, and Teegar. Some of this art is reprinted from The Clipper Trade Ship, Time Log, Tardis Alone #1, Time Winds, and Off World Connection #2.
* A Matter of Gravity by Teresa Sarick (2)
* The Watcher by Melissa Mastoris (7)
* Tardis Tales by Patricia Young (9)
* Persuasion by Teresa Sarick (13)
* Vain Effort by CarolMel Ambassador (19)
* The First Six Doctors by Gennie Summers (20)
* Traces by Cyndi Bayliss Overstreet (26)
* Dance Around the Rings of Time by Joann Serger (29)
* Androzani Ending by Melissa Mastoris (39)
* Time Lords and Tuquee by Teresa Sarick (40)
* Q Who by Ann Hupe (46)
==Issue 2==
Abode of Strife Who 2 was published in 1991(?) and contains 70 pages. It has a color cover by Lucy Synk. It has 21 stories, poems, and non-fiction. 
The art is by Lucy Synk, Denise Logue, Gennie Summers (all reprinted from other unidentified zines), Robert Jan, and Stephanie Spellman. 
According to Media Monitor, it "contains a pair of stories by Autumn Lee: the Doctor visits a wayside bar that his future self had visited in the past, and once again is off on an adventure; the Master is put in his place by a companion in a story by Julie Jay."
* From Gallifrey by Sue Ann Sarick (2)
* Tegan's Plan by Melissa Mastoris (3)
* Dr. Who Episode Guide by Teri Sarick (4)
* Turnabout by Autumn Lee (Fourth Doctor) (5)
* The Brigadier's Insight by Teresa Sarick (26)
* Payment in Full by Autumn Lee (Fifth Doctor; sequel to "Turnabout") (27)
* Beta Minor by Sue Ann Sarick (27)
* First Time Around by Teresa Sarcik (38)
* Second Time Around by Teresa Sarick (40)
* Build High for Happiness by Teresa Sarick (42)
* Top Ten Dr. Who Lines by Teresa Sarick (43)
* Rescue by CarolMel Ambassador (Fourth Doctor) (44)
* Dilemma by Teri Sarick (46)
* Marlin: Ancelyn by Melissa Mastoris (47)
* Changeling by Melissa Mastoris (47)
* Peri Brown by Sue Ann Sarick (48)
* Like a Phoenix by Sue Ann Sarick (48)
* Masterplan by Julie Jay (the Master) (49)
* Goodbye, Hello by Sue Ann Sarwick (55)
* Goodbye, Nyssa by Sue Ann Sarwick (56)
* Devesham Wood by Teresa Sarick (57)
* No More Smiles by Lareena Smith (58)
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s Zines
About Face

About Face is a 55-page gen fanzine focused on the character portrayed by actor Dirk Benedict on The A-Team. 
All stories by Susan Taylor and Sarah Tindall.
==Contents==
* The Last Twelve Years ("Has Face been the one locked up in a mental hospital for twelve years, while the rest of the Team led normal lives?") (16 pages)
* A Pizza The Action ("Face wants to prove that he hasn't "lost his touch.") (9 pages)
* One More Time Again ("Adventure story based on what might have happened if Face *hadn't* made it to the chopper in "One More Time" and had to be rescued.") (15 pages)
* Christmas Crackers ("It's Christmas and Face is sick with the flu - or is he?") (5 pages)
* Fools Rush In ("Murdock is accused of killing someone at the VA - has he been set-up as part of a larger crime?") (11 pages)
==Related Zines==
It has these sister zines:
* About Face
* Face the Enemy
* Face the Music
* Face to Face
* Face Up
* Face Value
* Losing Face
* Saving Face
* Slap in the Face
Category:The A-Team Zines
 
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1980s Zines
About Last Night

About Last Night is a Kirk/Spock Star Trek: TOS story by Roberta Haga.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #3.
==Summary==
"Kirk has a drunken talk with himself and then,on the spur of the moment, decides to act as if he and Spock are already lovers when Spock walks in."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===1990===
===1997===
 
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:1990 Fanfiction
About Time (Star Trek: TOS story by JS Cavalcante)

About Time is a K/S story by JS Cavalcante.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #20.
==Excerpt== 
"One thing in particular," Kirk confessed. "I -- Bones, I haven't really been keeping it from you on purpose..." "Before you two drive me completely crazy, would you please just answer this one question? What exactly are you trying so hard not to tell me?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===2021===
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
About Time (Star Trek: TOS story by Lynn Shomei)

You may be looking for the K/S story by JS Cavalcante called About Time.
About Time is a Kirk/Spock story by Lynn Shomei. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #17.
 
==Summary==
"Spock creates dreams for Kirk of their future lives together in order to overcome Kirkʼs reluctance to bond after he find out that he will be the submissive partner."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
About Two Million, Six Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty Words

About Two Million, Six Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand, Two Hundred and Fifty Words was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #3. The essay/article's author is Vonda N. McIntyre.
It is an analysis of a year's worth of short fiction as an example of how long it was taking for most male writers of science fiction magazines to change their attitudes regarding gender issues, specifically women. "This reviewer discovered that SF in general is not, as I had believed, maturing."
McIntyre read all of "SF periodicals except Amazing and Fantasitc, which I couldn't get complete sets of."
==Some Responses from Mentioned Authors==
The zine with the article was apparently sent to the male authors whose works were discussed. Six of them ( Stephen Robinett, Jack Williamson, Jerry Pournelle, Poul Anderson, jan howard finder, Paul David Novitski) responded with letters. These letters were printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #4.
The men's letters ranged from neutral, to dismissive, to downright offensive. Readers of the zine appeared to unanimously despise Poul Anderson's reply which suggested that feminists, like the Jews, get a sense of humor, that women should be grateful they live in a country that's not as bad as others, and much, much more.
Readers also felt that Jerry Pournelle's letter was also frustrating. He was busy, busy, busy with real work, but had time to tell McIntyre, despite the fact that he felt a "good deal of admiration and affection for Vonda and her boundless energies," to "go to hell."
Pournelle's letter also uses the term trigger in a very modern way, but was likely just an outlier: "I am pleased to see that Vonda reports that my story triggered her "extreme prejudices" although on second thought she reacted violently."
See below.
==Some Related Topics in the Same Zine Series==
* Women in SF: Image and Reality" - A Criticism, essay by Jennifer Bankier (criticism of a panel discussion called "Women in SF: Image and Reality" at the 1974 Worldcon (One of that disputed panelists was Katherine Kurtz who "dominated the panel" with her view that the writers of science fiction weren't expressing their discrimination against women in their works, but were rather simply poor writers. (The Witch and the Chameleon #2)
* "Women Writers," a 4-page letter by Kate Wilhelm (The Witch and the Chameleon #3)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* conservatism
* lack of imagination
* lack of nuanced emotional characterizations both male and female characters
* sexism
* cronyism
* sloppy writing
* hypocrisy
* McCarthyism
==Excerpts==
== Responses==
=== From the Six Letter by Males Cited in the Article===
===From Other Fans===
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
About our "broken" fan culture

About our "broken" fan culture is an essay by bookshop.
It is in response to several earlier posts by other authors, all of which address the topic of supposed fan entitlement.
The post includes many examples of Twitter posts by Devin Faraci, and responses by Aja Romano as examples of how Faraci finds fanworks worthless, crap, crummy, plagiarism, delusional, pathological, overly sexual, too female....
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fan entitlement
* roles and power of TPTB
* roles and power of fans
* fanworks as a way of talking back to what fans are presented
* fanworks as "close reading" of canon
* Gamergate
* female Ghostbusters, a queer Elsa in Frozen, Bucky with a boyfriend, and the recent Marvel unveil that Captain America is a member of Hydra
* much, much more
==Excerpts==
==Some Essays and Articles: Related and in Response==
* Ghostbusters, Frozen, and the strange entitlement of fan culture (May 25, 2016)
* Fandom is Broken (May 30, 2016)
* Fandom Isn't Perfect, But It's Not Broken (June 1, 2016)
* Why we're terrified of fanfiction (June 2, 2016)
* About our "broken" fan culture (June 2, 2016)
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2016 Meta
About the Size of It

About the Size of It is a Star Trek: TOS story by Leslie Fish.
It was published in R & R #3.
==Summary==
Kirk and Spock talk about the enormous size of Spock's penis as the reason why T'Pring didn't want to bond with him. 
It features some Vulcan Genitalia.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
Above, Below, & Beyond

Above, Below, & Beyond is a multifandom zine with content by Willene Wadkins. 
There appear to have been at least two issues.
 
==Issue 1==
Above, Below, & Beyond 1
==Issue 2==
Above, Below, & Beyond 2 was published in 1995.
* Father's New Son (involves Elliot Burch - a third season story, very short) [Beauty and the Beast (TV)]
* at least two Star Trek: The Next Generation stories
* a story that takes place in Central Park (original fiction?)
==References==
Category:1995 Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Above & Below's Dreamscapes

Above & Below's Dreamscapes is a gen Beauty and the Beast (TV) 70-page anthology. 
All fiction previously appeared in Rerun #6, #7, and #8.
Art: Cover by Frank Solomon, interior art by Solomon, Emily Penfield, Karen River, Leah Rosenthal, Rita Terrell.
It has a sister zine, Above and Below. 
==Summary==
==From the Editorial==
Regarding the third season's direction: 
Regarding fan interest in this zine series: 
==Bootlegged==
==Contents==
* Welcome	by	Lorraine Bartlett	(3)
* Food for Thought	by	Roberta Rogow		 (reprinted from Rerun #7, Catherine Chandler’s visit to Tattinger’s turns out to be more than she bargained. (Beauty and the Beast/Tattingers) (5)
* Wheels of Fire, poem	by Anne Collins Smith		 (reprinted from Rerun #7) (12)
* Friday Nights Dream	by	Lindsay Thompson (reprinted from Rerun #7, Narcissa seeks out Catherine to give her a very special gift.) (14)
* Of Poets and Composers, crossword puzzle by	Karen L. Mitchell		(25)
* To Catherine	by	Jackie Paciello		 (reprinted from Rerun #6) (26)
* Vincent	by	Lindsay Thompson		 (reprinted from Rerun #6) (27)
* A Place Among the Shadows	by	Jackie Paciello		29
* Pas de Deux, poem by	Stephanie Davis		 (reprinted from Rerun #8) (58)
* Betwixt and Between, poem	by	Stephanie Davis		 (reprinted from Rerun #8) (59)
* Diana, poem	by	Lindsay Thompson		 (reprinted from Rerun #8) (61)
* Sunset of My Dreams	by	Loretta J. Bryce		 (reprinted from Rerun #8, Vincent and Catherine part, both thinking it's for the last time...but is it really?) (63)
==Sample Gallery==
Image:dreamscapes-1.jpg| Rita Terrell
Image:dreamscapes-2.jpg| Rita Terrell
Image:dreamscapes-3.jpg| Leah Rosenthal
Image:dreamscapes-4.jpg| Karen River
Image:dreamscapes-5.jpg| Karen River
Image:dreamscapes-6.jpg| Emily Penfield
Image:dreamscapes-7.jpg| Leah Rosenthal
Image:dreamscapes-8.jpg| the You Are Receiving This Zine Because page
==References==
	 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Above All Else

Above All Else is a 62-page het zine with two stories by Linda Mooney. It has a sequel called Testament.
==Contents==
* While The Music Lasts (Phantom of the Opera) (After Christine goes back to Erik, they discover the love they knew they were destined to have.") (20 pages)
* Cry Of The Wind and Wave (The Ghost and Mrs. Muir) ("When Carolyn lies dying from a venomous spider's bite, Captain Daniel Gregg is finally able to go to her. Yet she soon finds she must make the terrible decision between leaving him... or her two young children.") (37 pages)
Image:AAE.jpg| front cover 
 File:Aboveallelsefront.jpg| another version of the cover
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Category:Phantom of the Opera Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Above All Else: Izzy Hands Zine

Above All Else: Izzy Hands Zine is a charity anthology zine in Our Flag Means Death fandom, focused on Izzy Hands. The with all proceeds going to Mermaids UK. A physical copy of the zine was hand-delivered to actor Com O'Neill, in addition to a related collection on AO3.
The mods are: @Montager7, @skemcesisetlt, @PointDimitri, @HarmlessinEvery and @QueerMagneto aka Karloffs (Sam).
They raised £2682.54 that was donated to Mermaids UK.
== Contributors ==
*KGrantFic
*@the0verboss
*NonTimereTenebrous
*@neo__pessimist
*waterofthemoon
*@mothbyte_
*NoNoRikki
*GremlinMilien
*DoktorGirlfriend
*Rysiutokwiat
*Persphones
*@licorne_atelier
*Sweveris
*Lohrendrell
*@kentuckymanpain
*@ringasunn
*@mariasb85nyy
*DinoRomance89
*BitchBabyHandsX
*BookofOak
*@toboldlymuppet
*@pineau_noir
*snail_fork
*kreisch
*tricky
*robotpinemarten
*@cristinadrawss
*ayashitetsuko
*pluviophiliced
*cosmic_cable
*rungbaeliever
*mechrophile
*ArborescentArecaceae
*@lincolnpatinkin
*lwwyrd	
*trashass6969
*chokedbyanangel
*reinaranscream
*@maxwellinever
*izzysnplpiercin
*suprisefoliage
*@plunderheaven
*@chickeninpurple
*@darktarou
*kelexyn
*thatskindarough
*notkingyet
*@montythemontagerous
*scaredycat5240
*illidarilemons
*enderraccoon
*celebrimwhore
*billowyy
*@miru_na_na
*@cecillusive
*kaelleid
*@queermagneto
*seli_chan
*emily_aisling_
*@thedarkcaustic
*redraspberrycats
*@herenowatsea
*toraaking
*@_sweatypeaches
*@valkyrieeleison
*spacecadetglow
*@lacuevadelaloba
*@hotdiggitydollie
*lordess-dickery-doof
*@skemcesisetlt	
==References==
Category:Gen Zines
Category:2023 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Our Flag Means Death Zines
Above All Shadows

Above All Shadows is a gen digest-sized Lord of the Rings anthology.
==Issue 1==
Above All Shadows 1 was published in May 2005 and contains 154 pages. It was nominated for a FanQ award.
* Hunter by Elaine Batterby (3)
* Letters by Jennett Jourdemayne (6)
* Be at Peace by Sheila Paulson (19)
* A Gentle Touch by Carolyn Golledge (21)
* Broken Statue by Sheila Paulson (27)
* Throne of Gondor by Gail Molnar (54)
* Choices by Elaine Batterby (55)
* In the Beginning by Catherine Schlein (from the universe of The Road Goes Ever On and There Are Many Paths to Tread) (winner of a 2006 FanQ) (59)
* Rangers, Tramps and Thieves by Sarah Macht (141)
* Sparkles in a Stream by Sheila Paulson (142)
* Paths of the Dead by Gail Molnar (147)
* Family Matters by Laura Chevening (148)
* The LOTR Fan's Plea by Gail Molnar (154)
==Issue 2==
Above All Shadows 2 was published in 2006 and contains 194 pages. 
* The Scarf by Sheila Paulson (3)
* Second Son by Gail Molnar (12)
* Through Shadow and Darkness by Laura Chevening (13)
* White Tree of Gondor by Gail Molnar (43)
* While the Company is True by Elaine Batterby (44)
* The Rohirrim by Gail Molnar (50)
* The Tower Hills by Sheila Paulson (51)
* Ache by Elaine Batterby (102)
* The Shades of Forlindon by Catherine Schlein (104)
* Eowyn's Refrain by Gail Molnar (194)
==Issue 3==
Above All Shadows 3 was published in 2006 and contains 140 pages.
The art is by Sheila Paulson and Catherine Schlein. The cartoons are by Sarah Macht and Gloria Molnar.
* "Little Brother" by Rosean LaChance—Night terrors and nightmares for the Ringbearer and the new young Steward...
* "After the Storm" by Rosean LaChance—It's all over...and just beginning.
* In Dreams Laura Chevening (3)
* Frodo's Song (poem) Catherine Schlein (9)
* From a Lady's Heart Catherine Schlein (18)
* Merry Brandybuck (filk) Laura Chevening (21)
* The Lost Sheila Paulson (22)
* Outward with the Tide Catherine Schlein (63)
* 50 Ways to Lose Sarah Macht (88)
* Breath of Life Catherine Schlein (89)
* The Elves' Leaving (filk) Gail Molnar (120)
* Wishing on the Moon Sheila Paulson (121)
* Fire and Rain (filk) Sarah Macht (129)
* Merry in the Houses of Healing Laura Chevening (132)
* Gandalf the Grey (filk) Gail Molnar (135)
* The Morning After Rosean LaChance (137)
* The Orcs Are Back (filk) Gail Molnar (140)
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Above Rubies

Above Rubies is an X-Files story by Rachel Howard.
==Author's Summary==
"Summary: Biological weapons, ghosts, sex, guns, bad guys galore, Mulder, Scully, Skinner, and a partridge in a pear tree."
"FEEDBACK/EMAIL: I really don’t want people under 17 reading this. It’s full of disturbing stuff that is going to be perspective. You can only learn about love by living with/without it as an =adult=. Therefore, if you’re under 17, please don’t read this and if you do, please don’t send me email saying “I’m fifteen and I thought this story…” – I lose sleep over stuff like that." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Undated===
===2000===
===2001===
===2003===
===2004===
===2010===
===2016===
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Above and Below (Supernatural vid)

Above and Below is a Supernatural vid by counteragent. It was reviewed by cee_m at the Vid Commentary LJ community on July 24, 2009.
Vidder's Summary: "'Cause living makes me feel ashamed," (or, Sam and Dean's amazingly similar S4 storylines).
 
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Supernatural Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Above and Beyond (Merlin story)

Above and Beyond is a Merlin/Arthur story by lamardeuse (~1,300 words).
Summary: Merlin and Arthur face the morning after.
Author's note: "This is all nicci_mac's fault. She made a gorgeous artwork called Arthur Debauched (worksafe despite the title, unless your work does not approve of bare-chested men) the other day, and I wasn’t able to get another thing done until I’d given the boys a little morning-after story to go with it."lamardeuse. New Merlin fic: Above and Beyond, 27 April 2009. (Accessed 28 August 2010)
The manip on its own has the caption: "Seeing Arthur on his knees, being crowned the Prince of Camelot did things to Merlin's breeches that several washes in very hot water would do little to remove. And how the crown stayed on Arthur's head is a mystery that can only be explained by magic!"Nicci. Crowned Prince of Camelot, 2009. (Accessed 28 August 2010)
After lamardeuse posted the story, Nicci used her artwork to make a story cover that also includes Merlin.
Nny podficced the story and lamardeuse turned it into an audiobook that's available at lamardeuse's own podfic page and the Audiofic Archive. The podbook is 8:51 min long.
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎