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The Alternate Universe Series

The Alternate Universe series, also known as the Kendall-Conner-Kenny-verse, is a series of Smallville fanfiction by Magdelena.
The first story in the series, Secrets Revealed, was written for the First Time prompt as part of "The Bad Sex Challenge" for the thirteenth wave of the ClexFest.
The series was nominated in the category "Best Of Series" at sv_awardz in 2006.fan_spagle in sv_awardz on LiveJournal. Last banner Sorry toomuchplor!!!!, posted 23 December 2006.
Many of the earlier stories in the series were posted at the Smallville Slash Archive and have since been imported to Archive of Our Own. Others are only available through Magdelena's now-friendslocked LiveJournal.
==Summary==
==Stories==
# Secrets Revealed
# Home
# It's Superman!
# Papa's Little Princess
# Good News
# The Unthinkable
# Cookies and Angels
# Shattered Assumptions
# Where a Tycoon Can Be a Tycoon
# Peanut Butter and WHAT?
# Family First
# Postcards from Krypton
# Goodbye to the Past
# A Dose of Kent
# A Damn Good Reason
# Anniversaries Past
# Lex Luthor - President
# Smallville, the Kent-Luthors, and the Wardrobe (Crossover with Harry Potter)
# Full House
# Family Night
# Abnormal
# Overheard
# Checkmate
# Good Parents
# You Can Catch More Flies...
# Crisis
# Seeking Destiny
# Choices
# Vacations
# The Nanny
# An Amazing Start
# The Truth About Lionel
# Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎Category:2006 Fanfiction‎Category:2007 Fanfiction‎Category:2008 Fanfiction‎Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
The Alternative Factor (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for the K/S novel The Alternate Factor.
The Alternative Factor is a gen clubzine from New Zealand that contains articles and fiction. The zine is printed on long paper, rather than 8.5 X 11. 
==About the Zine: From the First Issue==
The first issue's editorial and notes blur the line and downplay the fact that all of the stories in it are media fandom-centric. 
From the editor's description in issue #1: 
From the editorial in issue #1: 
==V.1 N.1==
The Alternative Factor v.1 n.1 was published in 1980 and contains 170 pages.
* Only Yesterday, and a Million Years Ago, a Jason Hawk Adventure by Robert Curtis Henderson, art by the author (the focus is on Jason Hawk, an original character in a Star Trek: TOS story) (3)
* Revelations by Rowena Warner, art by Robert James Foster (Star Trek: TOS) (63)
* Spock's Vacation, Or, A Close Encounter of a Different Kind by Regenia Marracino, art by Lois Rasmussen (87)
Image:alternativefactor1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Robert Curtis Henderson
Image:alternativefactor1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Robert Curtis Henderson
Image:alternativefactor1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Robert Curtis Henderson
Image:alternativefactor1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Robert James Foster
Image:alternativefactor1-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Lois Rasmussen
Image:alternativefactor1-6.jpg|inside page from issue #1, art by Lois Rasmussen
Image:alternativefactor1-7.jpg|inside page from issue #1, sample text
Image:alternativefactor1-8.jpg|inside page from issue #1, about the next issue
==V.1 N.2==
The Alternative Factor v.1 n.2 was published in August 1980 and contains 176 pages. It has art by Lana Fahey, Harvey Kong Tin, Alastair Floyd, and John Northcutt.
From an ad in For Your Information #5: 
 
* the editor notes that it was created on her "compugraphic 46000, my little typewriter"
* the editor thanks Joan Verba, Diane Marchant and Joyce Thompson of the Welcommittee for their help
* contains trivia, two LoCs, a roster a members (17 of them), a list of five fanzines available, a reprint of "The Neofan's Guide to Purchasing Fanzines" by Joan Verba, a list of some Star Trek clubs
* contains poems: "Allies" by Lana Fahey, "Spock vs Spock" by Judith Yeatman, and "Alien Life" by April Smith
* contains a short fic called "That Strange Shrinking Feeling" by Keith Smith 
* contains the short fic called "The Right Hands of Vulcan" by Lana Fahey
* contains some examples of a possible logo for the club
* contains a blueprint of the transporter controls by John Northcutt
* contains two short reviews of Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Alternative Factor (Star Trek fan club)

The Alternative Factor was a New Zealand Star Trek fan club.
From a 1982 ad in Communicator #4 "The official ST club of New Zealand -- we are into ST in all its aspects. Our newsletter, HAILING FREQUENCIES, gives members a monthly forum. NOME, our bi-monthly zine lets it all hang out."
==Publications==
* The Alternative Factor
* Nome
* Hailing Frequencies, newsletter
==A Decision Regarding Same Sex Fanworks==
In 1984, the editor of Communicator printed this exchange between herself and the leadership of this fan club: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:1981 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
The Alternative Robin of Sherwood Zine

The Alternative Robin of Sherwood Zine is gen 116-page UK fanfiction zine. It has b&w illos, is A4, and iscomb spiral bound. They are stories with a twist - no slash/adult, but stories set (eg) in modern times & a story utilising characters from Doctor Who and Arthur of the Britons, and much more besides - including poems, filks, b&w artwork and a melange of other things. 
Note: despite the number of authors listed, many are by the same person using different nom de plumes.
* Little Known Facts & Tales from the Wolf's Head - K. Jessop
* Lines We'd Like To Have Heard & Adverts - K. Jessop & Rowena Sayer
* A Prophecy Foretold & Pastures New - J. Garrett
* In Nomine Patris & Robin's Brother - M. Depp
* Robert And The Rat, Ditty & A Greenwood Tale - all by R. Deane
* Children of The Old Forest, Within These Walls I and II - all by Lilith
* Heart of Oak - A. Corne 
* Paradox: An Explanation/A Paradox In Time/A Reader's Guide - all by R. Sayer
* The Battle Of Sherwood - A. Ballade
* A Concert Report - The Art Critic
* Sword Song - Albion
* Things Are Not What They Seem - I. Sale
* Forest Edge, The Sacred Kings, Sacrifice & Faith - all by Justine
* The Last Battle, Pay The Ferryman & Travller - all by C. Williams
* A Place To Rest - S. Bryant 
* Faith by Ness Ayton
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Amadeus Effect

The Amadeus Effect is a slash Stargate SG-1 novel by Neena Varscona. It has a cover by KAM.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "When SG-1 stumbles across a secret stash of Goa'uld treasure, Daniel's enthusiasm puts him in more danger than he could have ever imagined. Now, infected with alien organisms that go dormant in the presense of Jack O'Neill, and cause Daniel agonizing pain when he and Jack are apart, the unlikely and impossible couple must face their fears and their inhibitions to save Daniel's life. Can Jack put aside a lifetime of military conditioning to do what needs to be done to save his friend, even at the expense of his career? And will Daniel be able to come to terms with his painful past in order to survive? On a journey to become a man respected by others, will the Amadeus Effect make or break Dr. Daniel Jackson?" 
 Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
The Amazing Incredible Adventures of Freakboy and Dykegirl

The Amazing Incredible Adventures of Freakboy and Dykegirl is a gen Supernatural fan story written in 2006 by stele3.
Summary: Dean's life after the YED is dead, John is alive and Dean's alone. Until he meets Kim.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==Fan Art Gallery==
File:COVERFBDG.jpg|fan art cover by phantomas
File:Icon1fbdg.jpg|icon by phantomas
File:FBDG-2.jpg|fan art cover by phantomas
File:Fbdg2-iconA.jpg|icon by phantomas
==References==
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Supernatural Gen Fanfiction
The Amazing Speed of the NET!

The Amazing Speed of the NET! is a 1998 essay by Sandy Herrold. 
Posted originally at Confessions of a Fannish Butterfly, it is used here on Fanlore with Sandy's permission.
==Topics Discussed==
* fanon
* online fandom, the internet, and its speed of communication
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Amazing Spider-Man 3: A Gay Fantasia on Superheroic Themes

The Amazing Spider-Man 3: A Gay Fantasia on Superheroic Themes is an Amazing Spider-Man fanwork by silkspectres. It is also known as the "Bisexual Peter Parker Script" or simply "The Amazing Spider-Man 3." It is canon compliant with the two TASM films and is written in screenplay format as the third film of the franchise that never was.
In the story, as per Andrew Garfield's suggestion, MJ Watson is genderswapped and racebent, and should be imagined as Michael B. Jordan's likeness.
The masterpost for the work was published in the form of an article on The Niche, titled I Went Ahead and Wrote A Spider-Man Movie Where Peter Parker is Bisexual Because Life is Short and God Knows Nobody Else Was Going to Do It.
The title is a reference to Angels in America.
There has been a degree of controversy around TASM 3's author's statements about Andrew Garfield and the Spider-Man franchise. Peyton has been accused of starting conspiracy theories that Garfield's support of an LGBT Spider-Man led directly to his firing from the role, a view which can be seen in TASM 3's author notes. However, this controversy was not widely associated with the TASM 3 script.
==Author Notes==
Did you know that Andrew Garfield, the inventor of acting, once proposed a Spider-Man movie in which Peter Parker would be bisexual and Michael B. Jordan would play MJ? Did you know that he proposed this more than once?
Did you know that Sony and Marvel allegedly inked a legal licensing agreement in 2011 which contractually obligated all parties involved to portray Peter Parker as straight and white?
No? You didn’t know all that? Well, you do now. Welcome to my own personal hell. Andrew Garfield tried to deliver a bisexual Spider-Man unto us, and Sony and Marvel successfully conspired to screw us out of it.
Until a couple of weeks ago, I’d just resigned myself to the fact that we would never see the immaculate truth of a bisexual Peter Parker on the silver screen.
But then I was like, wait. I may not have the resources of a Hollywood film production studio. But I do have a word processor, a beating heart, and too much time on my hands.
So I just… went ahead and wrote a whole-ass, feature-length Spider-Man movie. Like, not a parody. Not a joke. A dead serious Spider-Man movie with a real plot and shit. In twelve days. [...]
==Contents==
The work is prefaced with a legal disclaimer:
Kamala Khan, Harry Osborn, and Gwen Stacy are supporting characters, with Gwen appearing in flashbacks and visions after her canonical death in TASM 2.
==Reception==
The author's postit’s here y’all from beachdeath, Sep 18 2017 for the work on their tumblr gained over 8.5k notes. Tumblr made the post a featured linkthanks tumblr for making this a featured link! Sep 19 2017
==References==
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Category:Spider-Man
The Amazing World of Gumball

The Amazing World Of Gumball is an animated show created by Ben Bocquelet, produced and broadcasted by Cartoon Network. It has been announced a sequel series and a movie.
== Canon ==
*Rob
== Fandom ==
== Example Fanworks ==
== Links & Resources ==
* The Amazing World of Gumball tag on AO3
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Animation
The Amazing World of Harry Potter Fan Fiction

The Amazing World of Harry Potter Fan Fiction is an article that was published in a Harry Potter-themed special issue of Movie Magic. It gives an introduction to Harry Potter fanfiction with links and summaries of a handful of selected stories.
 
==Excerpt from the Article==
==The Fics Linked or Mentioned==
The following fics were given as "excellent introductions to Harry Potter fanfic":
*Requium by Lissane
*Percy Weasley, Rogue Demon Hunter by Viola
*A Lot to Be Upset About by Cassandra Claire
*The Making of a Modern Love Triangle by Misty Flores
*Occlumency in Azkaban by Flourish
*The Second War by Snivellussnape
*The Songless Throat by Tangledaria
*The Life to Come by Malecrit
*Empty Frames by Jedi Godicea [sic]
*Learning Curve by Nomad
*Alternative Views: Marauders stories by Hyphen
*The Speculum Curse by Hyphen
*Queer As Scent by A.J. Hall
*Beware the Fury of a Patient Man by Breed
*His Majesty's Secret Service by Gwendolyn Grace
*Naked Quidditch by Anya
*Paradigm of Uncertainty by Lori
Other stories mentioned in the text of the article include:
* The Kidnapping by Heidi Tandy
* Estate of Sirius Black v. Ministry of Magic by George Pushdragon
* Magizoologist in Training by Madhuri
* The Five Steps by Ari O
* Breaking Contact by Sam Vimes
* Stealing Harry by Sam Vimes
* The Draco Trilogy by Cassandra Claire
==Fan Reactions==
Some people were upset about the article and there were rumors, speculation and misinformation.luna_k. Huh., 21 March 2004. (Accessed 01 April 2012) Some people were afraid of drawing the attention of TPTB and that Rowling's lawyers would send out C&D letters to shut down websites.armchair_lurker. Comment, 21 March 2004. (Accessed 01 April 2012) Rumor had it that the article was written for a teen magazine, that it included links to NC-17 fanfic and that it linked to stories on LiveJournal without asking the authors first. However, there were no links to explicit fanfiction, all the authors on LJ were asked first, authors on public archives were googleable to begin with, and that "JKR's people have never, and will never, do anything against fanfics or archives that are not NC17 rated, and only then, if the sites don't have password or lock-screeners to dissuade people under 18 from reading them."pinkfinity. Comment, 25 August 2004. (Accessed 01 April 2012) 
===Comments===
==References==
Category:2004 News Media 
 
 
Category:Harry Potter News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
The Amazon Press

The Amazon Press is a website with Xena: Warrior Princess alt fanfiction, parody, comedy, and interviews. Stories are by Jamie Boughen, Kelly and Darkone, and Melissa Good. 
The site was listed in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 14 October 2012)
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:1990s
The Amazon Trio

The Amazon Trio are a set of three minor villains in the Dream Arc of the Sailor Moon manga, and major villains in the SuperS season of the anime. Their primary goal is locating Pegasus/Helios, who is hiding in the dreams of an unknown person. While their target is ostensibly someone with "a beautiful dream", the Trio chooses to believe that beautiful dreams belong to beautiful people, and select victims based on personal attraction. Their attacks are visually paralleled to sexual assaults, and in recent years fans have expressed discomfort with the characters, their later redemption, and the season of SuperS as a whole.
The character of Fisheye in particular has been a subject of controversy over the years, as he is vocally attracted to men and targets them exclusively, usually in the form of an attractive woman. Many dubs, including the original US dub, try to present Fisheye as a cis woman, and eliminate a minor gay relationship depicted in one of his feature episodes. Fisheye's blurring of gender and sexuality has prompted debate in fandom over the character's canon gender identity.
==Fansites==
===Group===
*The Amazon Trio Appreciation Page
*Dead Moon Circus Bar
*Dead Moon Circus Tent
===Individual Character Shrines===
*Memoirs of a Fish: Fisheye
*Old Women (Sailor Moon site): Hawk's Eye
*d'or félin: Tiger's Eye
*Liquid Dreams: Tiger's Eye
==Links==
*Two translated articles by funnuraba on Tumblr, one an interview with the original seiyuu at the time SuperS was airing, discussing their intentions regarding the Trio's gender presentation.
*Memoirs of a Fish, a shrine to Fisheye
*Amazon Trio tag on Pixiv
Category:Sailor Moon
The Ambassador (Star Trek newsletter)

The Ambassador is a Klingon-centric Star Trek newsletter. It has the subtitle: "The Official Voice of the Klingon Defense Force."
==Issue 1==
The Ambassador 1 was published in 1991 and contains 32 pages. It is digest-sized. 
Contributors include Lyle Van Scirver (Oijwl'), Dennis Bahm (Kael), Margene Bahm (DoqNach), Carolyn Smith (Tajma), Dennis Young (Koth), and Noel Rainbolt (K'Far).
The zine consists of many character/fan profiles, Klingon Defense Force rules and protocols, a motto, and a review of the Trek pro book Final Reflection.
Image:ambassador-1.jpg|cover of v.1 n.1
Image:ambassador-2.jpg|interior page from v.1 n.1
Image:ambassador-3.jpg|interior page from v.1 n.1
Image:ambassador-4.jpg|interior page from v.1 n.1
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Ambassador (Starman story)

The Ambassador is a Starman (TV) short story by Bruce R. Jividen. 
It was available from the author by sending an SASE and a 29 cent stamp.
"What would happen if STARMAN broadcasts were intercepted by real aliens? This story explores one of the possibilities."
Category:Starman (TV)Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Ambassadress

The Ambassadress is a Star Trek: TOS story by Mary Louise Dodge, Melinda Shreve, and Laura Scarsdale.
It was published in Delta Triad Supplement 1.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1977===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
The Amelia Project

The Amelia Project is a dark comedy podcast which focuses on a secret agency which fakes the deaths of its clients. It has won numerous podcasting awards.
== Plot Synopsis ==
== Characters ==
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Where oh where is quiet Johnny by Clanso_avatar: crossover with The Magnus Archives
* Late Bloomer by RunawayTrain6
* dear friend, whoever you are, take this kiss (i give it especially to you, do not forget me) by sapphfics
=== Fanart ===
== External Links ==
* The Amelia Project on Archive of Our Own
Category:Audio
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The American Peter Cushing Club Journal

The American Peter Cushing Club Journal was a newsletter for the fan club of the same name. It ran for ten years.
It contains articles, letters and reviews of Peter Cushing films. Issues contained a few tipped in photos of Peter.
Image:cushing10.jpg|cover of #10
Image:cushing10inside.jpg|inside #10
Image:cushing12.jpg|cover of #12
Image:cushing13.jpg|cover of #13
Image:cushing14.jpg|cover of #14
Image:cushing15.jpg|cover of #15
Image:cushing16.jpg|cover of #16
Image:cushing17.jpg|cover of #17
Image:petercushing.jpg|cover of #18, 1978, 54 pages
File:Cushingbioissue.jpg|cover of the "bio issue"
Category:1970s Zines
Category:Actor Zines
The Americans

The Americans is a period drama series created and produced by former CIA officer Joe Weisberg, aired on the American television cable network FX.
 
==About the show==
Set in the early 1980s during the Cold War, the show is the story of Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip Jennings (Matthew Rhys), two Soviet KGB officers posing as an American married couple living in the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C. with their initially unsuspecting children (Holly Taylor and Keidrich Sellati). Their neighbor, Stan Beeman (Noah Emmerich), is an FBI agent working in counterintelligence.
==Fandom==
Most of the fanfiction centers on the relationship between Philip and Elizabeth, but other works have explored the Jennings family dynamic, or the Jennings' relationships with secondary characters such as Philip's American agent Charles Duluth or their handler Gabriel. The vast majority of the fanfiction has been posted at the AO3, and much of it has been written in conjunction with the annual Yuletide rare-fandoms fanfiction exchange.The Americans - works; accessed January 21, 2016.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fiction===
* The Arrangement by katiac is a Philip/Elizabeth-centric story described as "an exploration of Philip and Elizabeth both as a couple and as individuals starting from their earliest days together as partners, the formation of their family, and through to the tumultuous events of Season One."The Arrangement, accessed January 21, 2016. 
* The Cost of Silence trilogy by Jae Gecko is a set of "three intersecting pre-canon stories (from Gregory's, Elizabeth's, and Philip's points of view, respectively) that each deal in different ways with the emotional and interpersonal consequences of the secrets that these people used to keep, not just from the outside world, but from each other."The Cost of Silence trilogy, accessed January 21, 2016. 
* Zinc Man by Selena is a gen story in which Philip and Elizabeth are charged with tracking down a young soldier from Afghanistan who has gone rogue. It includes appearances by Arkady Ivanovich, the Jennings' handler Gabriel, and Oleg Igorevich Burov.Zinc Man, accessed January 21, 2016. 
===Vids===
* Who Are You, Defenders of the Universe by OhVienna "All's fair in love and cold war." Who Are You, Defenders of the Universe, accessed March 20, 2016.
* Do You Love Me by Treon "After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now?" Do You Love Me, accessed January 21, 2016.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Americans works at AO3
* The Americans works at FFN
===Dreamwidth===
* theamericans, for discussion and fanworks
===Tumblr===
* americansfan, a "fan tumblr dedicated to the FX drama The Americans"
* theamericanstv
* fyeahtheamericans
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Anatomy of a Fall

The Anatomy of a Fall is a popular bandom AU, written by novembersmith. Its main pairing is Frank/Gerard. It was created as part of 2010 bandombigbang and posted along with two mixes by galaxyaway and queen_of_goat as well as art by arabel, formerlydf and sunlit_paradox.novembersmith, Bandombigbang masterpost, posted June 17, 2010 on Livejournal. archived.
On the AO3, this fic was once (November 2015) the highest hit and kudos count of any completed fanwork tagged Frank Iero/Gerard Way.As of 1 November 2015, the fic had 64536 hits and 1342 kudos. See the tag filter. These records have since been beaten.
== Summary ==
According to its writer: 
== Themes and Tropes ==
The story deals with themes such as bullying, illness, violence, homophobia, death and grief.
This is not the earliest example of the Ghost!Frank trope, but it is the most popular.
== Fan Reactions/Reviews ==
There were 356 comments on the original LiveJournal post for the final chapter. Some examples:
There were 202 comments on the AO3. For example:
The fic was later uploaded to Wattpad by another fan, where it received 200 thousand hits (although the final chapter has only 18K) and fans left comments like this:
In the aoaf, taoaf, anatomy of a fall, and the anatomy of a fall tumblr tags, fans continue to react, reflect, and create art in response. Some comments:
Other:
== Related Fanworks ==
On top of the art and mixes posted along with the story, AoaF has inspired many works, for example:
* The Anatomy Of A Fall 1, comic by MessAndCoffee on deviantart (October 27, 2010)
* , a 13-hour podfic by klb (2012)
* by frerarding on tumblr (December 1, 2012)
* , manip by thejacketslut on tumblr (December 16, 2012)
* by deanpendragon on tumblr (February 25, 2013)
* by extremelybadlydrawnemos on tumblr (January 14, 2017)
* by venomwolves on tumblr (Jul 17, 2017)
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎