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Plush Books Theft and Plagiarism Incident

In December 2022, a number of fanfiction authors were contacted and made aware by fans that a seller, 'J.D Geraghty and Plush Books', on Amazon had pirated their fanworks and uploaded them for sale as Kindle works . 
It was quickly discovered that amongst the 500+ books Plush Books had on their store, hundreds were fanworks which had been stolen from places like Archive of Our Own, Fanfiction.net, and other locations online . It was suspected that many of the other books being sold, which were non-fiction books, were also plagiarised. 
Many of the works were those in supernatural genres; fandoms where the canon featured these supernatural elements were amongst those where works had most frequently been stolen from, but AUs from other fandoms were also been stolen along with fanart . It also transpired that Plush Books had accounts on other platforms, including Barnes and Noble and the Book Depository .
Fans came together to help locate as many fan authors as they could and help them complete copyright complaints to Amazon to get the works taken down. KokomRoily organised people on Twitter and a Google sheet was set up that people could request access to co-ordinating the effort to locate original authors and spread the word . 
Within days, more than 200 books had been removed from the Amazon storefront and the entire account was closed shortly afterwards. A Wayback Machine grab of the storefront can be seen here.
Some authors pointed out that Amazon's role in allowing the works to be added to their site, let alone in the vast numbers they were, was also an issue that was likely to crop up when someone else tried to do the same thing in the future. Some authors publishing original work on Amazon had faced issues with their works being pinged for copyright issues, yet Plush Books had been able to upload hundreds of stolen fanworks which contained copyrighted content without the same issue . 
==References==
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:2022 Events
PoT Challenge

PoT Challenge was a LiveJournal community for weekly themed challenges in the Prince of Tennis fandom. Participants could enter a single fic below 600 words, a single icon, or both. There were 181 entries and 3,191 comments made in the community between 2005 and 2006. It ran for 28 full weeks, and halted on week 29 after not receiving enough entries for voting to take place.
==Themes==
There were 16 weeks of challenges linked in the user info:
*Week 01: Yamabuki / Playground
*Week 02: Doubles / Chocolate
*Week 03: Rikkai Dai Fuzoku / Broken
*Week 04: Determination / Echizen Ryoma
*Week 05: Singles / "I Wish I Could..."
*Week 06: Atobe(OR)Yukimura / "Sweet Dreams"
*Week 07: Fuji Syuusuke/Sunny(or)Rainy Days
*Week 08: Energy / Restless
*Week 09: Tenimyu / Liquid Substance
*Week 10: Buchou / Summer
*Week 11: Textless / Fukubuchou / Food
*Week 12: Kaoru Kaidoh / Friendship
*Week 13: Lyrics / Music / Fudomine
*Week 14: Jr. Invitational Training Camp / Crutches
*Week 15: Vivid Colors / Desire
*Week 16: Seeing Double / Enough
== Awards ==
=== Week 1 ===
=== Week 2 ===
=== Week 3 ===
* Better than Ice Cream by Trixie (nw's chick) third place (Yukimura/Sanada, slash, g-rated)
=== Week 4 ===
=== Week 5 ===
=== Week 6 ===
* Swords by Trixie (nw's chick), mod's choice (Yukimura/Sanada, slash, rated G)
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
PoT Claims

PoT Claims was a LiveJournal community for claiming characters from the Prince of Tennis. Users posting in the community could claim up to three characters, episodes, items, etc.
==Premise==
==Claims==
*The masterlist of claims
==Affiliates==
*loveless_claims
*ryoma_equal_uke
*double_r_luv
*seiyuu_slash
*bleachclaims
*wedding_chapel
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
Po (Teletubbies)

Po is the red Teletubby from the children's TV show, Teletubbies. She rides a scooter and eats Tubby Toast and tubby custard with the other Teletubbies.
==Fandom==
==Links and Resources==
* Po (Teletubbies) at Archive of Our Own
* Po at Teletubbies Wiki
Category:Teletubbies
Pocahontas

Pocahontas is a 1995 Disney film based off the real historic Native American woman known as Pocahontas. In 1998, a direct-to-video sequel came out, Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World.
==Canon==
The first animated Disney film to be based on a real historic character. The film focused on Pocahontas, and features a fictionalized account of her encounter with Englishman John Smith and the settlers that arrived from the Virginia Company.
The sequel focuses on Pocahontas's journey to London with John Rolfe to negotiate for peace between the two nations.
==Fandom==
The most popular pairing for the fandom is Pocahontas/John Smith. In the sequel, Pocahontas gets a new romantic interest in John Rolfe so the second most popular pairing is Pocahontas/John Rolfe.
Crossovers are fairly popular in this fandom. Most crossovers are with other Disney Fandoms, where Pocahontas or John Smith are paired up with other characters. One popular crossover pairing is Pocahontas/Kenai from Brother Bear.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Arts===
* Pocahontas Gallery by ncfwhitetigress
===Vids===
==Archives and Communities==
* Pocahontas (1995) fanworks at AO3
* Pocahontas and crossovers at FanFiction.net
* The Pocahontas Community, a LJ community
* DISNEY'S POCAHONTAS, another LJ community
==Fannish Links==
* The Waterfalls
* Pocahontas' Enchanted Village
===Deviantart===
* Pocahontas-Village
* ourPocahontas
* Pocahontas-Crossover
* Pocahontas x Nakoma
* Pocahontas x Kenai
==Resources==
* Pocahontas at Disney Wiki
==References==
Category:Pocahontas
Pocahontas/John Rolfe

Pocahontas/John Rolfe is a Pocahontas pairing of John Rolfe and Pocahontas. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Fans who prefer to see Pocahontas paired with John Rolfe are often referred to as members of Team Rolfe. Team Rolfe members typically view Pocahontas and John Rolfe as a true love pairing, and some may prefer not to see either character paired with anyone else.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Winter Moon by Kittie Darkhart.
* The Adventures of Pocahontas and John Rolfe by ncfwhitetigress
* John Rolfe's Learning Experiences in the New World by LadyDesmoria.
* Romance in London: Pocahontas and John Rolfe by Inspired Flower.
===Arts===
* A Happy Disney Mother's Day by ncfwhitetigress.
* Pocahontas's Family/The Rolfes by RamiJ5.
* Between Two Worlds by Grodansnagel.
* Rolfe and Smith by Serge-Stiles.
* Flirt by ncfwhitetigress.
* The Music Never Dies by ncfwhitetigress.
* Thomas Rolfe picks on John Smith by naughtydisney.
* Adult Thomas Rolfe by ncfwhitetigress.
===Vids===
* Pocahontas and Rolfe - Rule the World by Kimoka29.
* Pocahontas-Close Your Eyes by MagicWaltDisney.
* When I'm With You by mirokusango123.
* "I'd be so good to you..." by EvelsTheApple.
* Pocahontas 2 by Kimberly Groenewegen.
* Pocahontas 2-Listen to Your Heart by Hollie Rooney.
* Pocahontas love Rolfe by nevalaska.
* Pocahontas & John Rolfe-What If by nickimlow.
* Pocahontas/Smith/Rolfe-I never knew I could feel that much by SecretHeart20.
* Pocahontas 2-I will learn to love again by tombrayder1.
* Pocahontas 2-Hanson by Domino Cosplay.
* Between Two Worlds by Gab14PixieChic.
* John Rolfe by gss42x.
* Do I have your love? by St0lenMyHeart.
==Archives and Communities==
* Pocahontas x John Rolfe group at DeviantArt
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Pocahontas
Pocahontas/John Smith

Pocahontas/John Smith is a Pocahontas pairing of John Smith and Pocahontas. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Fans who prefer to see Pocahontas paired with John Smith are often referred to as members of Team Smith.
Despite the historical inaccuracies of the story portrayed in Pocahontas film, many fans of the film fell in love with the Pocahontas/John Smith pairing - considering it a true love pairing in the Disney Fandom with everything they had to deal with in the film. 
With the Pocahontas 10th Anniversary Edition DVD in 2005 release, a unreleased song, If I Never Knew You, and deleted scene between John and Pocahontas was revealed. The scene was especially enjoyed by Pocahontas/John fans as it showed how much both loved each other.
The release of the second film in 2008 had Pocahontas going to London and falling in love with John Rolfe. This disappointed fans, despite knowing the fact that it was closer to what happened in real life as well. A common headcanon between Pocahontas/John Smith fans is that the second film, Pocahontas II, never happened due to this fact.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Dark Eyes by Demented Insane Spirit.
* Can You Forgive Me? (After the Sequel) by PrincessOfCorona.
* A Modern Pocahontas Tale by PrincessOfCorona.
* Deleted Scene by fokkusu94.
* Birthday Gift by Kamahontas.
* Harmonious by MelATCK.
* Last Kiss by TheSandPrincess.
* One Chance by RebelRisa3000.
===Arts===
* Who's the Savage? by Sahaad.
* Pocahontas and John Smith by Serena-Kenobi.
* If I Never Knew You by annieisabel.
* Listen With Your Heart by synthemescal.
* Kiss: Pocahontas by Serena-Kenobi.
* Pocahontas & John by Zinnabar.
* How Precious Life Can Be by Grodansnagel.
* Kuwumaras by ADQuattB.
* Empty As The Sky by AlwaysLove13.
* Pocahontas and John Smith by DJCoulz.
* Pocahontas fun by Kaloomba.
* Tonight I'll Celebrate My Love for You by PrincessOfCorona.
===Vids===
* Pocahontas & John Smith by BeautifulxTreachery.
* Kiss the Girl by LadyUsako.
* Thinking of You by DriftingCanoe.
* I'll Never See Him Again by Cassandra Mollie.
* Stay in My Memory by partofyourworld3.
* Pocahontas: I Don't Wanna Go by ThePurpleMermaid.
* So Close - Pocahontas by EMoneys09.
* Pocahontas - There You'll Be by finalfantasymad01.
* Pocahontas Titanic Theme by HeavenlyMaiden112345.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Pocahontas sun and sunflowers by doll fin chick.jpg|alt=illustration of John Smith on the ground with Pocahontas leaning over him, the background is a field of sunflowers|Pocahontas: Sun and Sunflowers by doll-fin-chick (2010)
File:Disney pocahontas and john s by dark bahamut zero.jpg|alt= 	Sketch of John Smith laying down and Pocahontas leaning over him crying|Disney - Pocahontas and John S by Dark-Bahamut-Zero (2011)
File:Pocahontas and john smith by ada23394.jpg|Pocahontas and John Smith by ada23394 (2011) 
==Archives and Communities==
*Pocahontas/John Smith works at FFN.
*Pocahontas/John Smith works at AO3.
*John-x-Pocahontas group at DeviantArt
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Pocahontas
Pock

Pock is a Kirk/Spock story by Annie Rooney & Gena Moretti.
It was published in Candlelight and Flames #1 and Naughty Bits.
 
==Summary==
"A/U: Kirkʼs invisible friend during childhood returns to him when, as an adult, he is forced to remain on Earth to care for his injured mother."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991=== 
===1992===
===2006===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Pockemon Rainbow

You may be looking for one of various hack games called Pokémon Rainbow.
Pockemon Rainbow is a Pokémon doujinshi by WAVEFORM. It focuses on the character Satoshi (Ash Ketchum).
One reviewer says: I bought this on the pretense that it was labelled as a Shigeru and Satoshi doujinshi. BLARGH. Green and Red have a little bit of a conversation/confrontation in the first manga, but not anything I'd hoped for... and the second story is a serious story that relates to how the anime started--Satoshi agonizing over his choice for starter pokemon and his desire to be the Pokemon Master. ^^Komik City - Pokémon doujinshi. (Accessed 04 November 2011.)
Image:Pockemon Rainbow Front Cover.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pockemon Rainbow Back Cover.jpg|Back cover
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:1997 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Pocket Bishonen!

Pocket Bishonen! was a Pokémon-inspired fansite that allowed users to "capture" bishonen. Those interested in catching a character would click on that character's link to answer three questions; if the questions were answered correctly, that character would be "caught" and the user would receive a banner of that character to display. Users could also display badges proclaiming them as trainers. These type of image banners were a common sight on character shrines and personal webpages as they allowed fans to display their support of a character or a fandom.
While the site used Pokémon terms (ie, trainers, capture, pocket), the bishonen were not limited to the Pokémon fandom. Male characters from a variety of the then popular anime, manga, and video game series, as well as a few comic book characters and real-life actors and musicians could be captured, including those from Final Fantasy, Digimon, Sailor Moon, and Fushigi Yuugi. A spin-off site, Pocket Bishoujo, allowed users to catch female characters from many of the same fandoms.
==History==
Tokio created the site in 2000. The last update was made on February 26, 2001.
==Fannish Impact==
In 2002, FanFiction.Net user Songwind began posting *Bishounen and Bishoujo*, wherein the main character is pulled into a Pokémon inspired world where fellow humans capture, train, and fight with the characters from various anime and video games. The fanwork launched a number of follow up fanfics taking place in the same type of world. There is a list of works available on fanfiction.net here. To date the collection contains 51 stories including Songwind's original story.
==External links==
Pocket Bishonen! at the Wayback Machine
Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985)

Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines was printed in TREKisM #44 in Sept/Oct 1985. 
The "Style Sheet" had this introduction: "Barbara Yanosko has thoughtfully obtained permission from Pocket Books editor Karen Haas to publish this;
this information may save some budding writers a lot of time and trouble."
While distributed in June 1985 (or before), it is unclear when the guidelines were first written and utilized. 
This style sheet was intended to be a public document for manuscripts submitted to Pocket Books for Star Trek Tie-in novels. 
For guidelines ten years later, see Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1995).
==Some Context==
Many fans wanted to read "better" pro novels. Many fans felt that they could write "better" pro novels, and they had a keen interest in being published professionally.
In Boldly Writing (1996), Joan Verba wrote: 
==The Guidelines==
	
== Some Star Trek: TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections==
* Star Trek: The New Voyages (1976, 1978)
* The Price of the Phoenix (July 1977)
* The Fate of the Phoenix (May 1979)
* The Prometheus Design (March 1982)
* Black Fire (January 1983)
* Triangle (March 1983)
* Web of the Romulans (June 1983)
* Yesterday's Son (August 1983)
* The Vulcan Academy Murders (November 1984)
* Ishmael (May 1985)
* Killing Time (July 1985)
* The IDIC Epidemic (February 1988)
* Time for Yesterday (August 1988)
* Strange New Worlds (1998-2000)
==Further Reading and Context==
* Black Fire, book and fan commentary (1983)
* Association for Readable TREK, a fan-proposed boycott by Julia Ecklar and Lisa Wahl (1983)
* Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985)
* Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin, essay by Ann Miller (1985)
* Killing Time, book and fan commentary (1985)
* Some Notes on Writing for Publication, essay by A.C. Crispin (1985)
* How to Write a Star Trek Story, essay by Brian Wilkes (1986) 
* Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1995)
* Ordover Wars, event and commentary (1997-1998)
* The Ordover Files, essay and commentary (1998)
* In support of Ordover, essay and discussion (1999)
* What is the problem you have with PocketBooks, essay by Randall Landers (early 2000s)
* (2000)
* Trek goes back to the fans, essay by Ron Moore (2005)
* , essay by Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer at Tor.com (December 2012)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Fiction Writing
Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1995)

Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines was posted to alt.startrek.creative in 1995 and also in other places. 
This style sheet was intended to be a public document for manuscripts submitted to Pocket Books for Star Trek Tie-in Novels.
 
Also see Pocket Books' Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985).
==Some Context==
Many fans wanted to read "better" pro novels. Many fans felt that they could write "better" pro novels, and they had a keen interest in being published professionally.
In Boldly Writing (1996), Joan Verba wrote: 
==The Guidelines==
==Fan Comments==
 
== Some Star Trek: TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections==
* Star Trek: The New Voyages (1976, 1978)
* The Price of the Phoenix (July 1977)
* The Fate of the Phoenix (May 1979)
* The Prometheus Design (March 1982)
* Black Fire (January 1983)
* Triangle (March 1983)
* Web of the Romulans (June 1983)
* Yesterday's Son (August 1983)
* The Vulcan Academy Murders (November 1984)
* Ishmael (May 1985)
* Killing Time (July 1985)
* The IDIC Epidemic (February 1988)
* Time for Yesterday (August 1988)
* Strange New Worlds (1998-2000)
==Further Reading and Context==
* Black Fire (1983 fan discussion)
* Association for Readable TREK (1983 essay)
* Killing Time (1985 fan discussion)
* Ordover Wars (1997-1998 fan discussion)
* The Ordover Files (1998 fan discussion)
* What is the problem you have with PocketBooks (early 2000s essay)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Fiction Writing
Pocket Books Publisher

Pocket Books is a division publishing imprint, a subsidiary of Simon & Schuster that primarily publishes paperback books. It is the imprint under which all current Star Trek mass-market paperback novels are published.Pocket Books at Memory Alpha 
Acquired a license to publish Star Trek (all flavors) pro novels fiction in 1978, when Gulf+Western moved on creating a promotional tie-in for Star Trek: The Motion Picture. One of its best-known editors was John Ordover, until he left that job in 2003. The hardcover and trade paperback tie-in novels now carry the Gallery Books imprint.
Bantam Books and Ballantine/Del Rey Books previously had tie-in licenses: 
The Timescape connection, from a 1983 comment: 
==Publications==
See more in List of Star Trek TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections
* Strange New Worlds (1998 and 2016)
===Novel series===
* Star Trek (1979–present)
* Star Trek: The Original Series (1979–present)
* Star Trek Photostories (1980–1982)
* Star Trek: The Next Generation (1988–present)
* Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993–present)
* Star Trek: Voyager (1995–present)
* Star Trek: Enterprise (2001–present)
* Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (1993–1998)
* Star Trek: New Frontier (1997–present)
* Star Trek: Starfleet Corps of Engineers (2000–present)
* Star Trek: Stargazer (2000–2004)
* Star Trek: Klingon Empire (2003–present)
* Star Trek: The Lost Era (2003–present)
* Star Trek: Titan (2005–present)
* Star Trek: Vanguard (2005–2012)
* Star Trek: Mirror Universe (2007–present)
* Alternate reality (2009–2020)
* Star Trek: Starfleet Academy (2010–2011)
* Star Trek: Department of Temporal Investigations (2011–present)
* Star Trek: Seekers (2014–2015)
* Star Trek: Discovery (2017-present)
* Star Trek: Picard (2020-present)
* Star Trek: Prodigy (2023-present)
* Strange New Worlds (2023-present)
==References==
Pocket John

Pocket John (ぽけっとジョン) is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Meiji. It's a Sherlock/John story rated R-18.
==Samples==
Image:PocketJohn.jpg|cover
Image:PocketJohn-back.jpg|back cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction 1
* Yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Pocket Notes

Pocket Notes is a gen Doctor Who newsletter/minizine. The editors said, "The first issue can be had for a SASE; if you like it, then you can pay for it."
From Datazine #31: "Small (12 pages, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2) monthly thingy with news from all over, but especially around Austin and surrounding cities about Whoish goings-on. Art, poetry, articles, photos, puzzles, a G-rated centerfold in each issue, con listings, con reports, zine listings and reviews, cartoons, history of the DW show, articles, filksongs and more."
From Datazine #34: "Newsletter? Zine? Fun! Cartoons, filks, poems, con and zine announcements and reviews, photos, other wunnerful WHO stuff! Out monthly. Fun for all ages, won't insult intelligence. Supports all 6 DW incarnations. Order today and find out why our slogan is "It's bigger on the inside than it is on the out!"
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Pocket Rocket

Pocket Rocket is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by EgoRhythm. It is gag and features various pairings.
Image:Pocket Rocket front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pocket Rocket sample1.jpg|Sample page
Image:Pocket Rocket sample2.jpg|Sample page
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Pocket Waifu: Desktop Pet

== Canon ==
Pocket Waifu: Desktop Pet is a casual game which gives the player a chibi wolf girl named Silver. She's also called Lil Silver.
Silver can get food, sleep to gain back energy, receive gifts, do activities and more. 
== Fandom ==
The fandom appears to be the most active on Twitter/X. The official account @_silvervale_ for the game posts official art often and shares fanart. While a Bluesky account also exists, @silvervale.bsky.social the last post is from 2023.
For fanfics, MiaQc had written Lil Silver & SuperLove, On Ao3 
On Squidgeworld a very short crossover where Lil Silver meets an anthropomorphic version of Superlove.
===Fanart===
While Silver is a cute chibi character and most of her art in-game depicted her as such, many more official art on Twitter/X shows her as an adult, sexy character. Fanart tends to depict her that way. 
==Example Fanworks==
File:Silver Christmas Fanart.jpg|alt=Silver Christmas Fanart by @jonillust on X.|thumb|Silver Christmas Fanart by @jonillust on X.
==References==