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Never Mind the Bollux

Never Mind the Bollux is a set of two Star Wars zines. They were created by Gerald Crotty and Leona and contain jokes, cartoons, satirical interviews, and puzzles. 
The second issue won an honorable mention in the STAR aWARdS for Best Foreign Zine Under 100 Pages. 
==Issue 1==
Never Mind the Bollux 1 was published in May 1999 and contains 9 pages. 
From the first issue: 
* Introduction: We've Got the Power! (1)
* cartoon (1)
* Star Wars TV (2)
* Dear Leia (3)
* Power Droid Speaks! An Interview with the Man Who Played Power Droid: Juan King (4)
* Puzzle Page (6)
* Classified Assignments (7)
* Star Wars Foto Funnies (8)
* Oy Knob Head! (reference to Darth Maul) (9)
 
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==Issue 2==
Never Mind the Bollux 2 was published in October 1999 and contains 9 pages. 
From the introduction: 
* Introduction (1)
* Star Wars TV (2)
* CGI Power Droid (3)
* Dear Leia (4)
* Ethnic Stereotyping, an satirical essay by "Phyllis Stein" (Excerpt: "One would have thought that offensive racial stereotypes were a thing of the past but it would seem that they're still with us, thinly disguised as Aliens in a galaxy not so far away. In George Lucas's much hyped fascistic sci-fi sequel we are assaulted by all manner of ethnic stereotypes. There is of course the subservient Black man: JarJar Binks. The greedy Orientals: The Nimoydians. One would have thought that these stereotypes had gone out of fashion along with the "Thick Irishman" and the "Tight-fisted Scotsman". But most offensive of all must be the character of Yarael Poof, the long necked Jedi who represents that most tired of stereotypes : The Gay Geordie Peeping-Tom. Newcastlians have been greatly offended by this character. At one point in the film he says to Anakin "Why-flye, pet, d'ya like Gladiator movies like?!" And at every opportunity the character can be seen craning his neck into frame and leering in a manner which only 'George Lucas and other unreconstructed racist homophobes would find amusing.") (5)
* Activity Page and Limericks, includes a illo to color that portrays a stormtrooper on Hoth (5)
* Now It's "Obi Wonky-Knobby" and a satirical tie-in book review (6)
* Classified Announcements, includes a flyer for a fake con called "The Phantom Convention" (7)
* a satirical ad for "Galactic Funk" (8)
 
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Category:1999 Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Never Mourn Black Omne

Never Mourn Black Omne is odd duck, a 190-page (single sided) fanfic by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath. It is the privately-printed, rough draft that became two pro books: The Price of the Phoenix and The Fate of the Phoenix.
==Origin of the Title==
The title is used as part of the blurb for The Fate of the Phoenix: "Never mourn Black Omne was the warning. Now through the Phoenix miracle of rebirth, the dread enemy lives again. Kirk, Spock and the Enterprise crew must grapple hand to hand with the most dangerous arch villain in the galaxy, the giant, evil, immortal Omne who has vowed revenge."
==Its Background==
It is unclear how widely it was printed and distributed to fans prior to its pro publication. 
From an eBay seller in October 2013: "This is the story that they revised and published through Bantam Books in two volumes as 'The Price of the Phoenix' and 'The Fate of the Phoenix'. Prior to reaching an agreement with Paramount Pictures and Bantam Books, this book existed as an unauthorized and controversial self-published volume in this extremely limited edition. As such, there is no artwork inside or out, no title page, no copyright page, no mention of Star Trek whatsoever. The first page starts right in with the story and goes for a total of 190 pages, one side only. It is essentially a fanzine bound in large hardcover form with the title on the spine and that's it. This story has its fans and those who detest it. Some feel that it crosses the line into slash fiction between Kirk and Spock, with thinly veiled scenes, etc. Omne himself seems at times like some kind of a bondage-torture master."
==First Page of "The Price of the Phoenix"==
==First Page of "Never Mourn Black Omne"==
Category:1970s FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Never Parted

* But Never Parted, a Kirk/Spock story by Dread Nought 
* And Never Parted, a Kirk/Spock story by Elwyn Conway 
* ...And Never Parted, a Star Trek story by Cynthia Drake, published in the zine Final Frontier
* Parted and Never Parted, a Kirk/Spock story by Mary Suskind Lansing; prequel to Divorce Vulcan Style
Never Say Goodbye

Never Say Goodbye is a Bodie/Doyle story by Castalia.
It was published in Roses and Lavender #3 and is online.
==Summary==
"Bodie and Doyle have a tempestuous relationship. But Bodie isn't comfortable with intimacy, and Doyle isn't comfortable with Bodie's distance. And suddenly, all the choices are being taken away. Are there any last chances?"
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Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Never Say Never

Never Say Never is a Steve/Tony AU by lumediluna. It was written for Avengers Big Bang 2012.
Summary: When 24-year old Tony Stark goes out to distract himself from the fact that he has been put on probation by his company's board of directors due to his partying lifestyle, he bumps into (quite literally) a law student named Steve Rogers, who has recently lost his father and has been 'dragged out' by his best friend to "have some fun." "Some fun" turns into shots, Vegas, and...marriage? Except, someone on probation is not allowed to have a quickie marriage. The only alternative is to somehow continue the farce until the probation is over, but that's not as easy as it sounds when very real feelings start being added to the equation.
borealisdawn created three pieces of fanart for the story.borealisdawn. Avengers Big Bang Masterpost, 14 May 2012. (Accessed 25 November 2012)
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Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Never Time

Never Time is a gen Star Trek: TOS 23-page novelette ("a mini... mini... mini production") written by Cathi Brown. It has illos by Cathi Brown and Ann Crouch. 
This story originally appeared in Maiden Voyages and and also appears in The MacShannon Chronicles, and features an original character.
==Two Blurbs==
Note: the character's name is spelled differently in each one.
Summary from an ad in Universal Translator #13: "Introduces Samanth MacShannon and the race known as Woleyn to the Enterprise and her crew." 
From an ad in Riders to the Stars #1: "Introduces Samatha MacShannon and a race known as Wolcyn to the Enterprise and her crew. Needless to say, things have never been quite the same again..."
Image:nevertime1.jpg|inside page
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Never Too Late

Never Too Late is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #4.
==Summary==
"A bond is formed when Spock sustains Kirkʼs life in a meld after Kirk is poisoned, but the captain doesnʼt remember his declaration of love for Spock and goes along with the attempt to break the bond."
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Never Too Late For Love

Never Too Late for Love is Sineala's contribution to the 2017 Captain America/Iron Man Big Bang. The story features the Marvel Ultimates versions of Steve Rogers and Tony Stark, unwittingly and unwillingly connected by a soulbond. As the story progresses, a romance blossoms between the two. The fic also contains art from phoenixmetaphor. 
==Author's Summary==
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===Translations===
* Español (Spanish): Never Too Late for Love [Traducción al español] by Kate_Eli
* Русский (Russian): Для любви никогда не поздно by Leshaya
* Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese): Never Too Late for Love | Chưa bao giờ là quá muộn để yêu by Stony1111
===Other===
*circling these vultures by nasa. (Part of Fandom Stocking - 2017) Fanfiction. 
*You give and you give, but you only get crushed by Nigmuff. Fanmix.
*Seeing Red by phoenixmetaphor
*Cover art - Spanish translation by Kate_Eli
==References==
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Never Trust a Con Man

Never Trust a Con Man is a Steve/Danny story by ranereins. It was written for the Steve/Danny bang at stevedannoslash on LJ and it was nominated at the Ohana Favorite Awards.
Summary: AU. Danny's life as Five-0's team leader could not be described as easy by any means, but when a con man named Steve comes to Oahu, his life becomes infinitely more difficult.
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Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Never a Bride

Never a Bride is a Kirk/Spock story by Rae Trail. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #25.
 
==Summary==
"When Starfleet finds out Kirk and Spock are planning to official announce their bonding, they persuade the two to also marry Earth-style."
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Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Never and Always (Star Trek: TOS story)

Never and Always is a Kirk/Spock two-part story by Elwyn Conway. 
The first part is called "What are Friends For?' (contains no art) and the second part is called "When Legends Meet" (has art by Elwyn Conway and Caren Parnes).
It was published as part of a serial in Nome.
 
==Series==
* A Mission's End ("Parted from Me" Book 1, Nome #5)
* Earthbound ("Parted from Me" Book 1, Nome #5)
* And Never Parted ("And Never Parted" Book 2, Nome #6, #7, #8)
* Never and Always ("Never and Always" Book 3 is made up of two stories, "What Are Friends For?" and "When Legends Meet," Nome #9)
* Touching and Touched (Nome #10)
* Genesis Aftermath (Nome #11)
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are now together but still need to resolve Spockʼs fear of injuring Kirk during his next pon farr and Kirkʼs fears due to being raped by the "Roman" proconsul."
"McCoy is prominently featured in this continuation of the novel which began in Nome #5. The Enterprise is diverting to the planet Llan'Karrin where they hope to contact the fabled Etife."
==Gallery==
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Image:neverandalways4.jpg|art for "When Legends Meet" by Caren Parnes
Image:neverandalways3.jpg|art for "When Legends Meet" by Elwyn Conway
==The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Writer==
In the 1980s, the large distance between the United States and Australia, the latter where Elwyn Conway lived, was made even more vast by the fact that before today's almost instantaneous fannish communication, fans had to rely on the extremely expensive long distance phone call and/or the handwritten letter which took weeks to arrive at its destination. This meant that for Conway, feedback was slow and sparse, if present in any great amount at all. Considering that this series was written over at least a six year period, it is amazing that she persevered as she did.
In 1988, Conway sent this letter to Nome #11's newly-established LoC feature: 
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Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Never and Always (Star Trek: TOS zine)

You may be looking for Never and Always with Lighter Shades.
 
Never and Always is a gen 36-page novel by Sue Glasgow involving Spock's daughter. It has the subtitle "A Story of Vulcan Encounter." 
It has a sequel called To Share the Dawn.
==Descriptions from an Ads==
"A Spock romance free of sex and indignities. It features T'plira Veden, her daughter T'Plee and Spock's assistance in T'Plira's search for identity." -- from Scuttlebutt #4
"Spock was unaccustomed to children, but fatherless T'Plee was charming. Perhaps she awakened memories of his own childhood. And even Spock would not deny that her half-Vulcan mother was a truly beautiful woman." -- from A Piece of the Action #49
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 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Never and Always Lovers

Never and Always Lovers: A Ni-Var for Two Apart is a Kirk/Spock poem by Carolyn Spencer.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #19 (1997).
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Never ask me whose

"Never ask me whose" is a short story by Naraht based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set a few months after the novel during the latter part of the London Blitz.
==Synopsis==
After Laurie has been killed in an Easter air raid on Bridstow, Ralph feels compelled to come to London and tell Andrew in person. After he takes in the fact that this is not the "Ralph" he had previously met, the two go down to the village to attend the funeral. Afterwards, they spend the night at the cottage together.
==Background==
The story is the first part of Naraht's Incendiary series, which continues in "Quaker faith and practice".
==Comments==
Comments included the following:
* "[...] This story won't let me rest easy - the hallmark of a very good writer."—comment by fawatson
* "I like this a lot, I think they have very interesting dynamic, very different then it was with Laurie, less sweet, perhaps, but more honest. I rather hope that they'll be good for each other."—comment by zeen
* "I like your Ralph, conflicted and miserable as ever - he loses a lot with Laurie, and perhaps his best chance of happiness. But your Andrew is marvellous; he feels so right, clear-sighted and prickly and awkward and at the same time so blind to all sorts of things."—comment by wychwood
* "Ralph at the start...gritting his teeth, but doing his duty. It's sadly funny, really. He would feel that he had to come and tell Andrew in person, wouldn't he? From there, of course, it's inevitable that the two of them would rub each other the wrong way, up until the point where (unwittingly) they find that they are rubbing each other the right way."—comment by greerwatson
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Neverending Romance

Neverending Romance is a community-created relationship name list for Pokémon fandom. It has been part of the fandom since 2007 and is an incredibly useful resource for documenting its shipping culture.
The list is hosted on Bulbapedia's Bulbagarden forum. While it was once its own website, it is now hosted as a forum post. As of November 2011, it had over 11,000 different pairing names.
Neverending Romance takes suggestions for potential keyword pairing names and compares them to pairing names already coined. If the name is available, the ship will have its own -shipping name. Even if a pairing only has one shipper, the pairing is allowed on the list. Pairing names' inclusions on the list are not indicative of endorsement. 
The list's hayday was from 2007 to 2013, when many pairings were coined, many with only one fan. In later years, the -shipping name formula would be less centralized to the pairing list, though many were still coined on the Tumblr account for the list from 2013 to 2017, coinciding with Generation VII in the Pokémon series.
In 2019, with the release of Pokémon Sword and Shield, the pairing list was "revived." As of 2024, the list now has pairings from Pokémon Red and Blue to Pokémon Scarlet and Violet's The Teal Mask and The Indigo Disk DLC. 
Pairings listed double for both platonic and romantic interpretations of the ship in question, though in practice, most names are only used for their romantic interpretations. 
== Further Links ==
* , a list of villain x villain ship names. All of these names (or at least most of them) are now included in the main list.
* , a list of ship names featuring Falkner.
Category:Pokémon Websites
Neverland

Neverland is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Mirage House. It is set in the Marauders era and features James x Sirius and Remus x Sirius (or Remus & Sirius gen).Pharaoh Doll Doujinshi Collection. (Accessed 11 August 2012.)
One reviewer writes: There are three stories in this doujinshi. Sirius' hands are stuck in paw-form and James has to help feed poor Sirius. There's a brief romantic interlude between James and Sirius. Then, Lupin sneaks into Sirius' bed one night and James is shocked to find him there. I recommend this doujinshi if you like the Marauders or Sirius.DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 12 August 2012.)
Image:Neverland HP front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Neverland HP back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Neverland HP sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Nevermores

The text of this article has been largely taken from the article, "Nevermores" on the Forever Knight Wiki.The Nevermores were a short-lived faction of Forever Knight fans who believed that Nick Knight didn't bring Janette back across at the end of the Season Three episode, "The Human Factor".
==Faction History==
When "The Human Factor" first aired in 1996, its final scenes were widely assumed to mean that Janette had died. However, this assumption was by no means universal, resulting in considerable controversy on the ForKNI-L mailing list. The term "Nevermores" (referencing Edgar Allan Poe's poem, "The Raven") was coined to refer to those fans who did consider that the evidence supported her death.
At this point one fan, Amy R., enthusiastically "seized and ran" with the name,The phrase "[...] I did seize it and run with it" was used by Amy R. (writing under the username Brightknightie) in a comment she made on 4 September 2013 to the entry "Faction icons XLV" on Greer Watson's Dreamwidth journal. Her role as founder of the faction is corroborated by Meredith's Affiliation FAQ of 15 May 1996. turning it into an actual affiliation. One other fan also started to use the name in that way.
The existence of a Nevermores faction was immediately controversial.Additional information about the controversy over the correct interpretation of the final scenes of "The Human Factor" can be found in the article, "The controversy about Janette's fate" on the Forever Knight Wiki. Quite a few fans did not appreciate Janette's death being (as they saw it) celebrated by anyone. Not surprisingly, the Ravenettes, who were affiliated with the character, were particularly affronted. As Amy R. put it (writing retrospectively in 2013), they took the Nevermores as "a brutal personal attack".Amy R. (writing under the username Brightknightie) in a comment she made on 4 September 2013 to the entry "Faction icons XLV" on Greer Watson's Dreamwidth journal.
To complicate the issue, fans on list who had contacts among the production staff learned that it had, in fact, been intended for the final scenes of "The Human Factor" to convey obliquely that Janette had survived being shot because Nick Knight had brought her back across.
In these circumstances, the two Nevermores decided to disavow the affiliation, with apologies to those who had felt offended by its creation.
==References==
Category:1996
Nevertrodden Worlds

Nevertrodden Worlds was never published. 
Nevertrodden was the zine, along with Masiform D, that was to be published after the editors of Spockanalia went their separate ways. 
From the editorial in Spockanalia #5: 
 
Category:1970 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Zine Fandom
Neverwhere

Neverwhere is a small fandom based on the works by Neil Gaiman; it is usually considered rarelit even though the original source was a television series (released concurrently with a book).
==Canon==
Neverwhere, the TV show and the novelization (both by Neil Gaiman), are about the collision of a normal young man (Richard Mayhew) with the world of "London Below" -- a fantastic realm which can normally only be seen and visited by its denizens. A struggle for power and succession and conflict of ideology drives much of the plot of the series and book.
==Fandom==
There is a small amount of fannish activity around the TV series and the book. Trobadora compiled a list of all Neverwhere fanfic she could find and her Neverwhere Fanfic Index had 124 entries as of 29 November 2008. The fandom usually has a crop of works each year at Yuletide.
The Marquis de Carabas dominates fanfiction and occasionally turns up in crossovers. He is arrogant, cunning, a bit dodgy and naturally a fan favorite because he is also "an intriguing, dangerous, mysterious and romantic figure whom you ought not to trust but cannot seem to get along without. He is is not a man you would want to be indebted to, but almost everyone is."Character description taken from LJC's Small But Significant Neverwhere Site. He trades in 'favors' that can come in all shapes and forms and one crossover fanart where the favor is of the very explicit and personal kind has him paired with Lucius Malfoy from Harry Potter.Title: Settling Up. Posted to pornish pixies in July 2004. The picture was rendered with colored pencils and chalk pastels on watercolor paper and shows a BDSM scenario with Lucius in a submissive role. Within Neverwhere, he's often paired with Richard.
The majority of works are futurefics, set after the novel. A common trope is searching for Door's sister. Occasional fanfiction concentrates on the colourful cast of minor characters, including Hunter and Mr Croup and Mr Vandemar.
==Example Fanworks==
*Above, Below (Through the Cracks) by doodle -- fusion novella with Sherlock (BBC) 
*Headstone by oneiriad -- Hunter
*The Invisible City; or, Dick Mayhew and his Marvellous Cat by Calliope85 -- plotty futurefic novella
==Archives and Recs==
*@AO3
*@Yuletide
*Espresso Recommendations -- a small selection of recs from Yuletide
*RECS @ paperpilots.net -- a couple of recs (under Misc)
==External Resources==
*Neverwhere (TV series) article on Wikipedia
*Neverwhere (novel) article on Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Neil Gaiman
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:U.S. Comics & Graphic Novels
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Category:Radio
Neverwinter Nights

Neverwinter Nights is a video game RPG series created by BioWare.
==The Setting==
Neverwinter Nights is set in the fantasy world of the Forgotten Realms campaign setting, with the game mechanics based on the Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition rules. 
==The Fandom==
===BioWare Social Network===
The BioWare Social Network, or the BSN, is BioWare's official forums, containing subforums for each individual game, as well as areas for fans to discuss specific aspects such as in-game romances, character development, and general universe lore.
==Mods==
== Communities & Fansites ==
=== Fansites & Forums ===
* neverwinternights.info
* r/neverwinternights
=== Deviantart Communities ===
* nwnclub
* neverwinter-tales
== Resources ==
* Neverwinter Nights gamepedia
* Neverwinter Nights wikia
* Neverwinter Nights on the Forgotten Realms wikia
Category:BioWare
Category:Forgotten Realms‎