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The Lo' Chin

The Lo' Chin is a Kirk/Spock story by Ray Newton. It is a sequel to The Lorath.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #4/5.
 
 
==Summary==
"Returned to the present, Kirk and Spock decide to go to Vulcan in order to have their bond formalized."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
===1992===
 
 
==References==
 
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
The Loft After Dark

Also known as TLAD, The Loft After Dark was an internet mailing list, most active in the late 1990's, for Sentinel fanfiction. 
Unlike SXF, TLAD did not require warnings. 
After the Sentinel archive 852 Prospect got Automated Archive software, it allowed users to post their stories to either SXF or TLAD automatically.
The list re-started on Onelist on 7 March, 2000, though it had been in existence previously. TLAD home page (Accessed 16 October, 2008)]
From its own description: "A fiction-only list dedicated to Sentinel fiction, TS authors are welcome to post announcements of their stories in other fandoms, but all feedback (and you are encouraged to send critical as well as complimentary feedback) should be sent to the author privately, The Loft After Dark is an adult list, you must be over 21 to join this list"
==References==
Category:Sentinel Mailing Lists
The Loft Tape

The Loft Tape is a recruiter vid, a pimping tool used in the slash part of Sentinel fandom. It was a VHS cassette, compiled by [qui?? possibly Bert Hayling], that featured every scene, and only scenes, of Jim and Blair together at home in Jim's loft. The tape features most of the truly exciting scenes of the show, wherein Jim and Blair eat salads, watch television, cook breakfast together, and occasionally stumble on each other in various states of undress. In one scene that rocked fandom, Jim offers Blair noodles. Cameo appearances by Maya and Larry the Barbary ape.
Category:Video
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:Slash Fandom
The Log

The Log is a monthly newsletter published by Starbase Houston.
Starting in 1982, Jan Beckworth was the editor.
Some of the content by Pete Jamison and James Doyle was reprinted in The Federation Enquirer in 1983. 
==June 1981==
9 pages
==February 1985==
16 pages
Candace Pulleine 
==March 1985==
16 pages
Candace Pulleine
==October 1985==
16 pages
Candace Pulleine
==November 1985==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine
==January 1986==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine
==February 1986==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine 
==July 1986==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine
==August 1986==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine
==September 1986==
12 pages
Candace Pulleine
==October 1986==
16 pages
Candace Pulleine
==January 1987==
20 pages
Alison A. Boyce
==February 1987==
20 pages
Alison A. Boyce
==May 1987==
16 pages
Alison A. Boyce 
==March 1987==
20 pages
Alison A. Boyce
==June 1987==
20 pages
Alison A. Boyce
==July 1987==
20 pages
Alison A. Boyce
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1980s
The Log of the S.S. Voyager

The Log of the S.S. Voyager is a zine. It was published by a college fan club at Purdue University.
While it includes occasional Star Trek material and the zine itself often uses images and phrases from the show, it is not a Star Trek zine.
==Issue 13==
The Log of the S.S. Voyager 13 was published in November 1981 and contains 44 pages. 
The back cover includes this Anne McCaffrey quote: "The little queen all golden Flew hissing at the sea, To stop each wave her clutch to save, She vented bravely.”
* front cover by Janice Liedl
* Statement of Purpose (i)
* Contents Page (1)
* Copyright Page (2)
* Editorial by Janice Liedl (3)
* MediaWest*Con: A Revue by Linda Jeffrey and Janice Liedl (4) (see that page for this con report)
* Violets by Judith M. Strange (6)
* Welcome to My Collection by Rich Johnson (7)
* The Stomach-Ache by Kevin L. O'Brien (11)
* The Phenomenon of Dr. Who by Michael Brammer (17)
* Stormbringers - A Fragment by Janice Liedl (18)
* A Tale of Opposites, part 3 by Jacqueline K. Bowman (20)
* On the Wings of Night, part 3 by Judith M. Strange (23)
* Thermodynamics by Aaron A. Andrews (27)
* Review by Stacey Clark (28)
* The Review from the Top by Janice Liedl (29)
* Aura by Kevin L. O'Brien (31)
* back cover by Karla Seidel 
* other art by Linda Jeffery, Karla Seidel, Gary Cielski, Rich Johnson, Aaron A. Andrews, Charles Boyd
Image:sscover.jpg|front cover of issue #13
Image:ssinsidefrontcover.jpg|inside front page
Image:sstoc.jpg|table of contents
Image:sscopyright.jpg|inside page: "Violators will be vaporized."
Category:1980s
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
The Log of the U.S.S. Enterprise (Star Trek zine edited by Pines)

The Log of the U.S.S. Enterprise is a gen Star Trek: TOS 8 1/2 x 11 zine. Its content is log excerpts uttered on the show. It was published in 1970 and contains 40 pages. The pages are printed on one side.
The contributions by Elyse S. Pines (editor-in-chief), De M. Dawson (chief transcriber), Allan Asherman (illustrator), Peter J. Falina (illustrator), and Joan Winston (illustrator). 
The zine also includes some art. 
The zine may have printed several times, perhaps a 5th time in September 1972, and a 7th time in March 1973. 
==Sections==
* "Where No Man Has Gone Before" (text of the voice-over that precedes each episode) (i)
* Dedication (ii)
* Credits (iii)
* Introduction (v)
* How to Use This Book (vi)
* Transcript (1)
* Index A (vii)
* Index B (ix)
==Purpose== 
The introduction: 
==Sample Entries==
==Interior Sample==
Image:logofuss1-1.jpg|from the first issue, part of an index
Image:logofuss1-2.jpg|from the first issue, part of an index
Image:logofuss1-3.jpg|from the first issue, sample text
Image:logofuss1-4.jpg|from the first issue, Peter J. Falina
Image:logofuss1-5.jpg|from the first issue, Joan Winston
Image:logofuss1-6.jpg|from the first issue, Allan Asherman
Image:logofuss1-7.jpg|from the first issue, Joan Winston
Image:logofuss1-8.jpg|from the first issue, compilation
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1970 Zines
The Logbook

The Logbook (G.R.A.S. Logbook) was a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter with a focus of Gene Roddenberry.
Published irregularly, there were at least three issues. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Logbook 3 was published in February 1973 and contains 8 pages. 
This issue contains two con reports, one by Richard J. Franco (dated March 5, 1973) for the 1973 Star Trek Lives! con and the brief first part of one by Devra Langsam for the 1972 Star Trek Lives! con (the next part was promised for the fourth issue of "The Logbook". See those pages.
The editors apologize for this issue being five weeks late; one reason was a house fire: 
What's Gene Roddenberry up to?:
One of the many plugs in fandom for Genesis II, as well as some fannish perseverance:
From D.C. Fontana in a January 17, 1973 letter: 
From D.C. Fontana in a March 1, 1973: 
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Logical Conclusion

The Logical Conclusion is a highly-controversial Star Trek: TOS story by Paula Smith in the zine Menagerie #7/8. It is also online on 1001 Trek Tales, where it's described: "Spock is captured by a group of Vulcan dissidents and convinced through brainwashing that both he and his life are illogical under Vulcan precepts. The logical conclusion -- he must die."from Paula Smith's section on trektales.com.
The extensive art in the print version is by V.M. Wyman
==This Fic's Inception==
==Notes and Outline==
In 1976, Sharon Ferraro published the first issue of her perzine Turnabout! (April 1976) and included in it extensive notes from the story. She also included some personal background.
==Story Notes==
 File:Turnabout1inside.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
Image:turnaboutnotes-1.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
Image:turnaboutnotes-2.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
Image:turnaboutnotes-3.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
Image:turnaboutnotes-4.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
Image:turnaboutnotes-5.jpg| the story notes in the perzine Turnabout! (April 1976)
 
==Gallery of Art From the Zine==
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== Parodies == 
"Abrasions & Contusions" was a parody of "The Logical Conclusion" which appeared in Pegasus in 1976. One LoCer wrote: 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1975===
 
===1976===
===1977===
===1979===
===1996===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
The Logical Thing to Do

The Logical Thing to Do is a 41-page Star Trek: TOS het novel by Simone Mason.
It tells the story of how Sarek and Amanda met and got married.
From a publisher's ad in Universal Translator #18:"How and why does a Vulcan come to marry an Earthwoman? This is not an X-rated zine, although Pon Farr is not avoided. It is a love story, with Sarek remaining in character throughout."
File:logicalthing1.jpg|inside page
File:logicalthing2.jpg|inside page
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley

The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction by David McCord. "Join the crew of the U.S.S. McKinley, a MK XII survey ship, as they map the unexplored reaches of Milky Way. Starfleet Commander Benjamin Russell and his crew of 68 take on the challenges of the adventure in the famous Roddenberry Universe."
==Issue 1==
The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley 1 contains 75 pages. 
==Issue 2==
The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley 2 contains a 57-page novel called "Karz Torran". The text is printed only on one side.
==Issue 3==
The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley 3 contains two stories, "Acreve, part 1" (26 pages) and "Acreve, part 2" (42 pages). 
==Issue 4==
The Logs of the U.S.S. McKinley 4 contains an 87-page untitled novel.
		
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
The Loki Project

The Loki Project is a 96-page gen Garrison's Gorilla novel by Lyn Shelley. It was published in England.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "The Nazis are experimenting with germ warfare, and the Gorillas have to steal the top-secret file, code-named 'The Loki Project.' They have to combat not only the Nazis and their uneasy Italian allies but also a belligerent US captain. When they finally get the file, Chief acts as a decoy to lure the Nazis away from the others and is badly hurt in the process."
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The London Group

The London Group was a local Trek group that met bi-monthly and began around 1976. It later became London Plus Group. There were apparently a number of smaller sub-groups. In 1995, one such met on Saturdays from 10:30 am to 7:00 pm at the Britannia Inter-Continental Hotel.
In 1981, a fan remembers: 
In 1986, a fan remembers: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Communities
Category:Offline Spaces
Category:1970s Communities
Category:1980s Communities
Category:1990s Communities
Category:1976 CommunitiesCategory:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
The Lone Gunmen (characters)

The Lone Gunmen are a trio of characters from The X-Files. Their names are Melvin Frohike, John Fitzgerald Byers and Richard Langly. The trio quickly became fan favourites, since many viewers identified with the technology adept, nit picky geeks.
They starred in a 2001 short-lived television series called The Lone Gunmen.
==Fanon==
 
==Pairings and Relationships==
* Frohike/Scully (he wishes!)
* Langly/Byers
* Frohike/Langly/Byers
* Byers/Susanne Modeski
* Melvin Frohike/Fox Mulder
==Fanfiction Archives==
* The Lone Gunmen Fanfic Bunker
*Countermeasures (?-2002)
* Odd Men Out (archive of stories taken directly from the Lone Gunmen Fic list which was discontinued July 20, 2002) 
* The Alternative Arts (2002)
* Erynn and SallyH's Lone Gunmen Stories
* D. Sidhe: Erika Slash Stories (2004-ish)
*Lone Gunmen/Other Slash at Whispers of X 
*Works tagged The Lone Gunmen at Archive of Our Own 
* 
==Sample Fanfiction==
*Tale 01 - A Hacker's Tale by Madeleine Partous - Winner of 1996 Spooky for Best Presentation of Recurring TV Character - Frohike (Second Place), and Best Humor Story (First Place).
* Life During Wartime (1999-2000)
==Fan Art and Crafts==
* The Lone Reenactors 
* Mini Guys (Lone Gunmen teddy bears)
==Meta==
* What do I need to know to write Lone Gunmen fic? by 	Erynn (April 18, 2001)
==Webrings, Webpages, Fan Clubs==
* The Ultimate Lone Gunmen Ring
* Lone Gunmenwear Auxiliary Brigade
* The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade and The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade Interview with Thalia D'Muse
==References==
Category:X-Files
The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade

The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade was one of the first estrogen brigades formed. 
This one is for the actors who portrayed The Lone Gunmen on The X-Files.
"Why should Duchovny, Pileggi, and Lea get all the chicks?" The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade Interview with Deb Prewitt 
==About==
==Sections==
* Updates & Notes
* Hot News
* Fan Fiction
* Gunmen Games
* Articles & Interviews
* Actor's Bios
* Member's Forum
==References==
Category:X-Files Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:The Lone Gunmen
The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade Interview with Deb Prewitt

The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade Interview with Thalia D'Muse was conducted by Lydia Bower.
It was one of a series conducted by Lydia Bower for the website The Lone Gunmen Estrogen Brigade and its sister site X-Press. There were other interviews done in this series with Jill Selby, Paula Graves, CiCi Lean, Madeline Partous, and Karen Rasch, but those interviews did not survive the GeoCities purge and are long gone. 
==Introduction: About Thalia D'Muse==
==Excerpts from the Interview==
==References==
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Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:1997 Fan Interviews
The Loneliness of Command

The Loneliness of Command is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Gamin Davis.
It was published in the zine Millennium Trek and is online.
==Summary==
"K&S, angst, h/c [G] Missing Scenes from "The Galileo Seven" in which Spock, while recovering from his leg injury, tries--with Kirk's help--to deal with his feelings of shame over losing the lives of two men on the Murasaki 312 mission, his first away mission command." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
From a LONG June 2000 discussion among the author and many fans that touches on this story (and then leaps to other topics), see Slash versus non-slash:
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker, also known as Ori no Zanzou (澱の残像), is a Harry Potter doujinshi by PRT. It is a James x Snape angst story set during the Marauders era and is adult-rated.wanderer_owl at Yahoo! Groups. Harry Potter Doujinshi 3 -> JamesxSnape by PRT. 22 December 2005. (Accessed 07 August 2012.)
This doujinshi has been scanlated into English by persepolis130.persepolis130 at LiveJournal. Harry Potter Doujinshi Scanlation List. 29 April 2012. (Accessed 07 August 2012.)
== Reviews ==
== Gallery==
Image:Long Distance Walker front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Long Distance Walker back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Long Distance Walker sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2004 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Lonely King

The Lonely King is a Merlin/Arthur Modern Royal Family AU by corilannam. It was written for Paperlegends 2012.
Summary: The Prince of Wales at his school. Merlin was sure it was all just a very bad joke. A modern royalty AU.
Ambelie made an illustration based on the story.ambelie. Big Bang Art Post, 16 August 2012. (Accessed 26 August 2011)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
The Lonely People

The Lonely People is a Doctor Who fanvid by Laura Shapiro. It was reviewed by amothea at the reel on August 31, 2007. The vid premiered at the 2007 Escapade vidshow.
Vidder's Summary: "What is the cost of a better life?"
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"I was iffy at the beginning because song starts off slow but as it picks up in pace so does the action on screen and by the end of the vid I really enjoyed it." feedback at the reel review.
*"I was loving it already, with the awesome fades from color to blue, but then you made the whole thing even darker by dragging Ten into it and the music went crazier and... Oh perfect. 'Cause with Nine, at least you had the sense that it wasn't always so precarious, but with Ten? No way. Ten is dangerous and pushes the game every time and is so wildly unsafe.." feedback on page 1 of the vid announcement.
*"Okay, so I already have this terrible habit where I get obsessed with one particular vid and make everyone watch it and have the song stuck in my head for a week. But there have been only a couple of vids in my fannish history that have kept me awake at night, distracted me so much I missed my bus stop, etc Congratulations. This vid just became #3 on that list. I thought about this thing all day, and I don't think I'm done yet." feedback on page 1 of the vid announcement.
*"This is, in pretty much all ways, a much better vid [than Laura's vid Wouldn't It Be Nice. It shows mastery of the technology, of the medium, of the music. It's multi-layered, deep, meaningful, rewards multiple watchings. And, for me, it is a purely intellectual vid, in the same way that Wouldn't It Be Nice was a purely emotional vid. I'm working hard when I watch this vid, and I can tell - my brain is on, my feelings are off. And I can also tell that I'm not getting everything that is on the screen, not even close. My response is not unbridled squee, the way it was to Wouldn't It Be Nice. It's more, "Wow, I'd better watch that a whole bunch more times." I still don't get every frame. (A better vid-watcher, for the record, totally would. I'm not good at this, remember?)"thefourthvine's 180: Sweet Charity: How Long It Is dated March 28, 2008; WebCite.
*"I'm sure you've seen this somewhere, because the internet is very good to us, but you must watch it again, because it is epic. It's about Rose and the Doctor, and it's not 100% flattering, and also, pretty true."sapote3's Vidrecs: newly-uploaded vids from New Who Series 1 & 2 dated July 17, 2007; WebCite.
*"Rose as Eleanor Rigby drifting through life. He comes but it’s all too much, no one was saved. Father Mackenzie burys her in blue, Wendy abandoned by Pan. A vid that pulls you in on a rush of emotion and dazzles you with its intelligence in retrospect."hazelk's Three Vids dated July 12, 2007.
==References==
Category:2007 Vids
Category:Doctor Who Vids
The Loner

The Loner is a 56-page gen alternate universe Space: 1999 novel by Mike Heyes and Patti Cullen Heyes. 
The cover art is by H.C. Chmielefski with additional interior art by Alan Carter, Sandra Bones, Mary Bloemker, Marti Siegrist and Jim Steele (Steele's "Eagle" is reprinted from Warped Space #16). Some of this art was reprinted in Fesarius #3. 
The first edition was published in 1977 by Aldebaran Associates under the editorial guidance of Patti Cullen and Lorraine Bartlett. 
The first issue sold out quickly and it was reprinted by Deb Walsh.
Walsh planned a "Loner Collected" issue, but it was never completed. 
==Summaries==
From the flyer for second 1978 edition: "Sold out last year, soon after it was printed... now, in a new, retyped format, offset printed, and with new artwork by Marty Siegrist, Mary Bloemker, H.C. Chmielefski, Jim Steele and Deborah M. Walsh, this saga of Daniel Morgan begins again." 
From the publisher: "The novella featured an original character, Daniel Morgan, who was abducted and altered by aliens years before. Morgan had subsequently returned to Earth to defend his homeworld against attack, and had been presumed lost for 20 years, long before the catastrophe that put the moon on its present course. The Alphans are as shocked to meet him in space as he is to find Earth's moon catapulted out of orbit. The original edition included the lovely cover by Henry Chmielewski, and lots of great interior art by Marty Siegrist." My Life in Fandom 
Another summary: "As a young man, Daniel Morgan spent a year of his life with an alien race who transformed him by mixing four types of alien blood with his own, making him indestructable and deadly to his fellow humans. During the end of a war with another alien race, the Jarons, he is hurled and lost in deep space. Presumed dead for 20 years he suddenly reappears on Alpha. Thus begins a series of adventures of the Alphans with their newest member." Catacombs 
==From the Author's Preface==
==From the Editor's Preface==
File:Loner2.jpg|illo by Henry Chmielefski
File:Loner3.jpg|illo by Marty Siegrist
File:Loner4.jpg|illo by Henry Chmielefski
File:Loner5.jpg|illo by Marty Siegrist
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Long-Rumored Koslow Beauty and the Beast Movie

Beginning in early 1990, letterzines and many other venues of fan communication in Beauty and the Beast (TV) fandom had many, many discussions about, and hopes for, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) film, either on television or as a theatrical film., something that many referred to as "our movie."
Fan communication, discussion, and behavior was complicated by the often intense confrontations among fans about the controversial changes in the show in the third season. For more on that, see The Beauty and the Beast Wars.
Despite years of speculation and letter writing campaigns, this movie was never made.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* should the movie be "third season" (Catherine Chandler is dead, and Diana Bennett is the lead female character), or should it be "classic" (Catherine Chandler alive and she and Vincent Wells would be together)
* should Ron Koslow write the movie
* whose fault was it if the movie was never made
* pleas by fans to other fans to be supportive and loyal in their calls and letters to TPTB 
* the frustrations of being jerked around by rumors and statements by TPTB
* fans' eternal optimism and "keeping the dream alive "
* fans' desperation for this movie to heal their emotion wounds
* fans admonishing other fans to "behave well" so it would be more likely that the movie would be gifted to them
* some fans wanted to recruit Linda Hamilton's identical twin to take on the role of Catherine Chandler see Pipeline v.4 n.8/9 , some other casting suggestions: Nia Peeples (but her hair needs to be fixed), Gillian Anderson ("Nothing against her. She just is not the right type"), Kelly McGinnis, and "I don't think any fan in their right mind will accept a replacement for Catherine. I don't think a temporary substitute will suffice, either. But it is possible for Vincent to love another, without taking anything away from the relationship he had with Catherine. Or us." Or stick with Jo Anderson: "Why not just start where the series left off???? Am I the only B&B fan who liked Jo Anderson?????" - CONVERSATION!!! (December 3, 1997) 
==Fan Meta in Response==
* The Closet Beast... and Beyond (1990)
==Fan Comments==
===1990===
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===1998===
===1999===
===2007===
==1992: Comments by George R.R. Martin==
==1995: Comments by George R.R. Martin==
In January 1995, George R.R. Martin, one of the show's writers, addressed the topic of the movie: 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
The Long Island Dark Shadows Society

The Long Island Dark Shadows Society is a Dark Shadows fan club.
Activity centers upon five meetings each year, which include screenings of Dark Shadows videos and discussions of various Dark Shadows topics. In 1993, the society reported approximately 25 members.
Category:Dark Shadows Fan Clubs‎
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:1988 Fan Clubs