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The Life and Times

The Life and Times is a popular Harry Potter fanfic set during the Marauders Era by Jewels5 (). The fic focuses on James Potter and Lily Evans's developing relationship, commonly referred to as Jily. However, the story involves an expansive cast of characters and plot lines involving James, Lily, Sirius Black, Remus Lupin, Peter Pettigrew, Marlene Price, Mary Macdonald, and OCs including Luke Harper, Adam McKinnon, Carlotta Meloni, Donna Shacklebolt, and Shelley Mumps. The story is canon-compliant and begins in the Marauders' sixth year at Hogwarts and was expected to end at the end of their seventh year.
The fic was published starting in 2009 on fanfiction.net and received 36 chapters until it was abandoned in 2013. By this time, it had achieved a substantial following and was hailed by many as their canon version of the Marauders; it remains today as the most-reviewed, most-favorited, and most-followed Marauders era fanfic on the website. 
== Author's summary ==
== Reviews ==
== References ==
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎Category:Marauders Fanfiction
The Life and Times of Juniper Lee

The Life and Times of Juniper Lee is an animated series.
==Overview==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers]
*LiveJournal (LJ): 
*DeviantArt (DA)
*Tumblr:
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Animation
Category:Cartoon Network‎
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Life of Bucky Barnes

The Life of Bucky Barnes is a series of artworks by Petite-Madame depicting scenes from Bucky Barnes's life as Instagram posts by the character. The fanarts are primarily gen and Stucky slash.
File:the_life_of_bucky_barnes_image2.jpg|Sample Instagram post by the character, the second post to the account from August 18, 2014|alt=Bucky Barnes selfie, in front of wallpaper that has doodle of chibi Winter Soldier and doodled text that reads, I don’t wa…to go run I’m lazy. Caption on post reads, "I woke up to this crappy doodle on the wall. *sigh* Sharing life with an artist is hard sometimes, I swear. You know what, Steve? I'm not lazy. I'm TIRED.”
Category:The Avengers Art
Category:2014 Fanart
Category:2010s Fanart
Category:2020s Fanart
The Lifeline Letter

The Lifeline Letter is a March 1990 essay, an open letter by Diane Davis, Pamela Garrett, Carole Olson, Karen Silliman, July Vawter, and Kathy Trapani on behalf of Beauty and the Beast Lifeline, a fan club.
The essay was an early shot-across-the-bow that inflamed fans during The Beauty and the Beast Wars.
The letter was printed in the tenth issue of Beauty and The Beast: The Newsletter.
==The Letter==
==Some Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:1990 Meta
Category:1990 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
The Light Is Just Now Reachin' Earth

The Light Is Just Now Reachin' Earth is a gen stapled, about 60-page (one side only) anthology. The cover and graphics are by Fontasy and the inside art is by Merle Fager. In flyers it was advertised as being "a new fanzine published in Kansas to promote media fiction in the Midwest."
 
The Light Is Just Now Reachin' Earth 1 was published in 1987 and contains 57 pages. 
* Editor's Notes (2)
* Twisted Time by Mark Brinkman (Original Fiction) (3)
* The L-Team by Robert Collins (Blake's 7/The A-Team) (9)
* A Critical View of the JN-T Era Pt. 1 by Robert Collins (18)
* Return (Blake's 7 - 5th Season) by Everett Mills (36)
* Star Trek: The Real Second Pilot by Robert Collins (41)
* Blake's 7: The Other Beginning by Robert Collins (42)
* Previews of Not Coming Attractions by Robert Collins (43)
* Sole Survivor by Mark Brinkman (Original Fiction) (45)
* Space Age Whiz Kids by Robert Collins (filk) (47)
* Born on Galifrey by Robert Collins (filk) (Doctor Who) (48)
* Stairway to E-Space by Robert Collins (filk) (Doctor Who) (49)
* Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap by Robert Collins (filk) (Doctor Who) (50)
* Life's Been Good? by Robert Collins (filk) (Doctor Who) (51)
* Some Violence Tonight by Robert Collins (filk) (Blake's 7) (52)
* Steppin' Out by Meg Mills (filk) (Blake's 7) (53)
* The Invisible Touch by Robert Collins (filk) (Blake's 7) (54)
* Hotel Federation by Robert Collins (filk) (Blake's 7) (55)
* Blake by Meg Mills (filk) (Blake's 7) (57)
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Light Sabre

The Light Sabre is a Star Wars fanwork published between 1977 and July 1997. It is "a newsletter by and for the Jedi Knights of Orange County."
v.1, nos.1-12 v.2, nos.1-12 v.3, nos.1-12 v.4, nos.1-12 v.5, nos.1-12 v.6, nos.1-12 v.7, nos.1-12 v.8, nos.1-12 v.2, nos.1-12 
Image:lightsabre1.jpg|cover of an unknown issue
Image:lightsabre2.jpg|cover of v.7, n.3
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Light that Beckons

The Light that Beckons is a K/S story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #27.
==Summary==
"Kirk must convince a disbelieving Federation that his bondmate still lives after Spock disappears from the crashed shuttle he and Kirk were traveling in."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Lighter Side Strikes Back

The Lighter Side Strikes Back is a 44-page gen Star Wars anthology of humor, fiction and cartoons. 
It was preceded by Lighter Side of the Force, also edited by Carolyn Hedge. 
This zine contains art and cartoons by Bonnie Reitz, Maureen B, Bob Cochran, T. Krummel, Richard Arnold, Anne Davenport, Elaine Gregory, Susan Crites, Caro Hedge, Leah Rosenthal, Brian Garner, Dawn Law, Eluki, Joyce Yasner, Melody Rondeau, Sherry, and Damaris La Loge. 
From the zine: "It should be noted that all the stories here (except a few lines of the Caro Sue) were all written pre-Jedi. I think you'll find yourself admiring, as I do, how closely the authors anticipated the action/events in Jedi."
From the zine, a personal touch: "Here's to Margo Coburn, the first person to order a copy of this zine. To Margo and all others who buy a copy — thanks! It was very brave of you!"
==Editorials==
==Contents==
* Table of Contents (1)
* Verso of same (2)
* Editorials (3)
* Did You Hear the One About the Farmer's Nephew? by Mary Otten and Michele Rosenberg (7)
* The Blue Jedi, poem by Terri Black (in it, Artoo is The Other) (14)
* Good Sense, poem by Sue Penny (16)
* The Groom's Side by Susan Sizemore (17)
* By Any Other Name by Barbara Tennison and Sylvia Stevens (features Admiral Piett and is likely in the The Executor Cycle ) (21)
* Warning, vignette by Barbara T and Sylvia Stevens (features Admiral Piett and is likely in the The Executor Cycle ) (24)
* Wizard of Ooze by Mary Su Donym (Star Wars/Star Trek:TOS crossover, a deliberate Mary Sue) (27)
==Excerpts from "The Groom's Side==
 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:lighterstrike-1.jpg| Richard Arnold
Image:lighterstrike-2.jpg| Elaine Gregory
Image:lighterstrike-3.jpg|Leah Rosenthal
Image:lighterstrike-4.jpg|Anne Davenport
Image:lighterstrike-5.jpg|Caro Hedge
Image:lighterstrike-6.jpg|Caro Hedge
Image:lighterstrike-7.jpg|Bonnie Reitz
Image:lighterstrike-8.jpg|Melody Frame
Image:lighterstrike-9.jpg|Anne Davenport
 
 Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Lightning's Hand

The Lightning's Hand is a 175-page gen Highlander novel by Ann Wortham and Leah Rosenthal. 
The cover is by Leah Rosenthal. 
==Series==
* Then the Night Comes 
* The Lightning's Hand
* Touched by Magic
* Cry Wolf
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Lightning Strike

The Lightning Strike is an epic crossover vid featuring three legendary leaders and their male other halves -- Merlin/Arthur, David/Jonathan and Alexander/Hephaistion.
Summary: And when fighting at each other's side, although a mere handful, they would overcome the world.
The vid sets the two historical and one literary pair of characters in contrast to one another in scenes of war, brotherhood, and tragedy, referencing the tales spun about them across the centuries through the use of art images.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin Vids
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Slash Vids
The Like

The Like is an all-girl band associated with the Bandom canon. 
The band went through several line-up changes, with the core members being singer/guitarist Z Berg and drummer Tennessee Thomas. The latest outfit includes Laena Geronimo (bass, violin) and Annie Monroe (keys). Former members are Charlotte Froom (bass) and Reni Lane (keys/organ). 
The band has been on hiatus since 2011. 
See Wikipedia page for detail. 
== Presence in Fandom ==
The Like became linked to Bandom in 2009 through Z's canon relationship with Ryan Ross (Panic! at the Disco, The Young Veins), before acquiring a small femslash following of their own. The first stories tagged "The Like" appear on AO3 in December 2009.Earliest works tagged "The Like" on AO3.
The Like are often included in pan-Bandom AUs that need (more) female characters.
== Ships == 
The following numbers are taken from AO3 tag uses, however the statistical importance of ships is hard to evaluate as many works originally posted on LJ or DW have not been reposted to the archive. 
=== Intra-band Ships === 
* Z/Tennessee: 35 usesZ/Tennessee AO3 tag
* Leana/Annie: 5 usesLaena/Annie AO3 tag
* Z/Charlotte: 4 useshttp://archiveofourown.org/tags/Z%20Berg*s*Charlotte%20Froom/works
* GSF in all lineups also exists. 
=== Crossover Ships === 
* Z/Ryan Ross: 36 usesZ/Ryan AO3 tag
* Z/Ryan/Alex Greenwald: 4 usesZ/Ryan/Alex AO3 tag
* Tennessee/Spencer Smith: 3 usesSpencer/Tennessee AO3 tag
== Example Fanworks ==
* Bend Towards Joy by softlyforgotten: The Like GSF. Summary: "It has come to our attention," Laena said, "that you might need a little more looking after than first realised."
* (Podfic of) Where We Land, by almostblue and harborshore, read by misprint: Z/Brendon Urie, Tennessee/Spencer Smith, Spencer/Tennessee/Ryan. High School AU, length 5:28:16. 
* Steal Some Covers, Share Some Skin by fallintosilence and boweryd, Z/Tennessee. Summary: The working title of this fic was "Fumbly Teenage Lesbians, oh my lord." That should tell you all you need to know.
* The Elliot Code of Honour by cest_what and softlyforgotten: regency AU centered around Brendon/Ryan with Z/Tennessee supporting.
* When the World Comes In by cmonkatiekatie: Panic-centric zombie apocalypse fic, Z/Tennessee supporting. 
== Fandom Resources == 
* Primer by signsonwaves, posted to LJ Oct 25, 2009
* Picspam by annemaris, posted to LJ June 28, 2011
* The Like reclist by kiki_eng, posted to LJ Feb 15, 2012
* 6degreesofbandomfemslash DW account with primers on all The Like members
* welikethelike LJ community (last updated in 2011)
* fuckyeahelizabethberg.tumblr.com
* The Like podfic at the audiofic archive
== External Links == 
* The Like Twitter account
* Z Berg's Twitter account
* Tennessee Thomas Twitter account
== References ==
Category:The Like
The Limits of Trust

The Limits of Trust is a crossover gen novel published in 1999 and is 177 pages long. The cover art is by Lyrade.
==Series==
* "Sentinels" (in Now Departing on Gate 1)
* The Limits of Trust
* Nor Iron Bars a Cage 
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Author Had Questions==
In August 1999, the author of this novel asked a Sentinel USEnet group if they thought this story would be interesting to others:
==Sample Interior Gallery==
Image:limits-1.jpg|illo by Lyrade
Image:limits-2.jpg|illo by Lyrade
Image:limits-3.jpg|sample text
Image:limits-4.jpg|illo by Lyrade
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:Sentinel Gen ZinesCategory:1999 Zines
 Category:Crossover Zines
Category:1999 Zines
The Link Table

The Link Table is a Tomorrow People newsletter.
Contents of a 1989 issue (8 1/2" x 11", 4 pages, black and white, staple bound):
* Speaking on Computers…
* Private Lives
* Tomorrow Trading Post
* Jaunting Around…
* Roger Price: An Opinion
* In a Word
* Under the Lava Lamp
* Genre Line
* The Tomorrow People Marketplace
* The Tomorrow People Overview
* Late News
Category:The Tomorrow People
Category:1990s
Category:1989 Zines
The Lion Guard

The Lion Guard is an animated TV series that aired on Disney Junior and was set in the universe of The Lion King.
==Canon==
===Characters===
====Lions====
*Kion
*Rani
*Tiifu
*Zuri
*Strange Lion
====Hyenas====
*Jasiri
*Janja
====Other====
*Fuli
*Bunga
*Azaad
*Makucha
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*The New Threat (Apr 2018) by SickRogue
====Gallery====
File:Siblibgs friendship by elwolfakalutik.jpg|Siblibgs' [sic friendship] (September 2021) by elwolfakalutik, featuring Kion, Kiara, Zuri and Tiifu.
Category:The Lion King
The Lion King Fandom Glossary

Glossary for terms in The Lion King fandom.
__TOC__
==Texts==
===Most Relevant to Fandom===
*The Lion King: The original 1994 animated Disney film. Is also used to describe the fandom as a whole.
*The Lion King II: Simba's Pride (shortened to simply Simba's Pride): The 1998 Disneytoons direct-to-video sequel.
*The Lion Guard: A pre-school spinoff sequel TV series on Disney Junior.
===Other===
*Timon & Pumbaa
*The Lion King 11⁄2 (also known as The Lion King 3: Hakuna Matata): The 2004 Disneytoons direct-to-video parody 'midquel'. 
*The Lion King 2019: The 2019 remake of the original film.
==Terminology==
*Pridelanders: Term for the inhabitants of the Pride Lands.
**Pridelander Nose: Fanon term for the nose design common amongst Pridelanders.
*Outlanders or Outsiders: Terms for the group of lionesses living in the Outlands in Simba's Pride. The former is a fanon term, the other is used in canon.
**Outlander Nose: Fanon term for the nose design common amongst Outlanders. More angular, and usually black in colour.
Category:Glossary by Fandom
Category:The Lion King
The Lion King WWW Archive

The Lion King WWW Archive is a fansite dedicated to The Lion King since 1995- probably the oldest in the Lion King Fandom. The Archivist and Founder, Brian Tiemann, was inspired to create the Archive during a Caltech Math 1b lecture, and consisted of a few hand-coded HTML 2.0 pages, some scripts, and 'about ten images'. As of 2022, the site has welcomed over 6 million visitors.
The Lion King Mailing List and alt.fan.lion-king were its mailing list and newsgroup.
Category:The Lion King
Category:1995 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
The Lion and the Lamb (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Lion and the Lamb is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine In the Wilderness #2.
 
==Summary==
"One of Kirkʼs security guards compares her and her loverʼs situation to Kirk and Spockʼs."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Lion and the Lamb (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea zine)

The Lion and the Lamb is a 176-page slash Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea novel written by Alexis Rogers and edited by Eileen Roy. It has the subtitle, "A Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea love story." 
It was first advertised as a single zine, but became too lengthy and was originally published in two parts. It was later republished as a single volume. 
It required an age statement for anyone under 21 years of age.
==The Second Part: In the Making==
From a 1997 ad in Late for Breakfast #31: 
==Summaries==
From a 1995 ad describing issue #1: 
From a 1996 ad describing issue #1: 
Media Monitor says it is a 
==Gallery==
 Image:VBS LionLamb.jpg| front cover 
Image:lionlambflyer.jpg|a late 1995 flyer, advertising it before it was broken into two parts, printed in Late for Breakfast #27
 Image:lionflyer.jpg| flyer printed in the February 1996 issue of In the Belly of the Whale 
File:Lionlamb1996flyer.jpg|a 1996 flyer for issue #1
Image:kendraflyer.jpg|a 1996 flyer which advertises issue #2
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:1996 Zines
The Lionheart Questionnaire

The Lionheart Questionnaire was compiled by Beth Blighton for the Lionheart Fan Club.
Blighton was a major voice in The Beauty and the Beast Wars, and this survey was an attempt to figure out why the numbers of subscribers was declining for her newsletter. 
It was printed in Lionheart (Beauty and the Beast newsletter) #8 in December 1993. Blighton included a LONG editorial in that issue which was both a scolding and a pep talk to fans. 
The results were published in Lionheart (Beauty and the Beast newsletter) #9. See A Meeting of Minds: The Results of Our 1994 Lionheart Survey.
==The Survey Itself==
 
File:Lionheartflyer.jpg|the beginning of the questionnaire is at the bottom
Image:lionheartsurvey2.jpg
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:1994 Fan Surveys
The List of 'Professionals' Stories, or The Ultimate 'Hatstand' LIST, or The 'Now-I-Don't-Have-To-Do-This-Myself-Anymore' LIST

The List of 'Professionals' Stories, or The Ultimate 'Hatstand' LIST, or The 'Now-I-Don't-Have-To-Do-This-Myself-Anymore' LIST was based on a database compiled by Sandy Springer.
The zine itself was created by Sharon F.
Its goal was to catalog, as of January 1992, all of the Professionals circuit stories.
The editorial mentions there would be regular updates, but it is unknown if this occurred.
==How the Zine Came to Life==
==Acknowledgments==
==About the Zine's Content==
==Contents==
* Introduction and Acknowledgements by Sharon (2 pages)
* Explanation by Sandy (2 pages)
* Comprehensive Title List (50 pages)
* Titles in Circuit Zines (27 pages)
* Titles in Circuit Stories (26 pages)
* Universes (33 pages)
* By Author (62 pages)
* Professionals Zines, Multi-Media Zines (14 pages)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:listofpros-1.jpg
Image:listofpros-2.jpg
Image:listofpros-3.jpg
Category:1992 Zines
Category:The Professionals Zines
The Listener (TV)

The Listener is a Canadian fantasy drama television series about Toby Logan a telepathic paramedic whose abilities draw him into crime-solving, as a consultant for law enforcement helping others while listening and see to the thoughts of victims and criminals. A brief canon-crossover scene in one episode sets it in the same universe as the series Flashpoint.
==Fandom==
With ~40 works published on AO3, this show can be considered a rarefandom; because of this it was approved for Yuletide.8 works for The Listener at Yuletide AO3 Collection Toby Logan/Tia Tremblay and Toby Logan/Mike "Spike" Scarlatti seem to be the most popular shipping in the fandom. Among crossovers, one pairing is Chloe Sullivan/Toby Logan from Smallville.
==Fan Communities==
*the_listener_tv, a LiveJournal community
*thelistener_us, a LiveJournal community
*thelistenerfic, a ficfinder LiveJournal community run by peja
==Archives and Resources==
*The Listener tag at AO3
*The Listener tag at FFN
*The Listener Wiki at Fandom.com
*reasons to watch the listener ♥ and the listener {just the pretty} by nyaza, picspams with and without spoilers in English and Spanish (March/June 2009) (images offline)
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Television
The Little Enterprise

The Little Enterprise was a very early Star Trek: TOS fan club.
"This club is a LNNAF chapter and has also been approved as a local club for Shatner and Kelley who do not plan to have national clubs." from Plak-Tow #8 (June 1968) 
==Descriptions==
From a February 1968 description: 
From the [[Sand Treks (Winter 1968): 
==Publications==
* Sand Treks (the club's journal)
* The William Shatner Fanatic Bulletin
==Some Ephemera==
 
Image:sandtreks2-3.jpg| certificate about the club's founding, printed in Sand Treks #2
Image:littleenterprise-1.jpg|sent to Gene Roddenberry: club membership card with Gene Roddenberry as an honorary member
Image:littleenterprise-3.jpg|a January 1968 letter by Rita to Gene Roddenberry: "I have enclosed a copy of our club journal for you. We would be most honored if you would consent to be an honorary member of our group. We have Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner & DeForest Kelley as Honorary Members at present -- which brings up an interesting point. One of my members has a commission certificate from the U.S.S. Ent. Would it be possible, do you suppose, that the Little Enterprise could be so commissioned? After all, we travel around in the United Sand Ship Enterprise-2, an English Land Rover. It would be awful if the word got around that we were uncommisioned. And could I be commissioned as the Captain of this craft? I would be most grateful on both counts." Note: the writing and comments in red are by Roddenberry's office in response. 
Image:littleenterprise-2.jpg|photo of Rita's car, dubbed "Little Enterprise" (June 1967)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1967 Fan Clubs
The Little Mermaid and The Sea Serpent

The Little Mermaid and The Sea Serpent is an AU Reylo zine by TaoHuaWu in the Star Wars fandom.
== About ==
== Controversy ==
Anti-shippers tried to report the zine on Twitter to both Disney and, for some reason, Marvel for copyright infringement.https://fail-fandomanon.dreamwidth.org/357870.html?thread=2080665326#cmt208
== References ==
Category: Zines
Category: Star Wars Het Zines
Category: Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy Zines
Category:2019 Zines
The Little Prince

The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince) is an illustrated children's novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, published in 1943. It tells of the meeting of the narrator, a pilot who has crashed in the desert, with an alien boy, the Little Prince of a tiny planet. Other characters, including the fox and the rose, are introduced in the Little Prince's history. 
Ostensibly for children, the book has a wide appeal, particularly for the magical realist treatment, the whimsical illustrations and the Little Prince's many naive but profound philosophical observations. It has been widely translated and adapted into numerous other media including a 1974 film and a 1978 anime television series. The book has a small rarelit fandom, which has increased in size with news of a 2015 animated film.
==Fandom==
The Little Prince is widely loved but (at least before the release of the 2015 film) has inspired relatively little creative activity. Quotations from the novella are sometimes used as a source of inspiration for example in challenges. Fanfiction exists in several languages including English, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian, and predominantly dates from after the announcement of the latest film in 2010. Stories have appeared at Yuletide. Many of the works at Archive of Our Own are crossovers or fusions with larger fandoms including Sherlock, Doctor Who and many others. 
Fanart is fairly popular, with both watercolours imitating the style of de Saint-Exupéry's original illustrations and works in anime style.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Aprés La Rose by stellar_dust. The earliest piece of fanfiction archived on AO3 and one of the few to pre-date the new film's announcement. Crossover with Doctor Who drawing on the rose & Rose Tyler. Inspired by 'J'avais une fois une rose' by ErinPtah (2008)
*Another Chance by cnoocy. The pilot meets the fox; draws on speculation about de Saint-Exupéry's disappearance. Written for The Exchange at Fic Corner (2013)
*In the Shadow of the Baobabs by kattahj. Sequel written for Yuletide (2015)
===Fanart===
*J'avais une fois une rose by ErinPtah. Crossover with Doctor Who; inspired 'Aprés La Rose' by stellar_dust. Watercolour in the style of the original illustrations (2008)
*If you come at four o'clock in the afternoon, then at three o'clock I shall begin to be happy by Mohanad05. Prince & fox; blend of Saint-Exupéry & anime style (2011)
*Prince smelling rose by overdoor. Anime style by a prolific Little Prince artist (2012)
Category:Fandoms by Source Text 
Category:Books & Literature