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The Midnight Collection

The Midnight Collection is an explicit het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology edited by Sheila Kaminsky.
==Issue 1==
The Midnight Collection 1 was published in July 1993 and contains 84 pages. 
It contains art by Jane Freeman, Inez Brown, and Matt Grossman. 
* Entanglments, poem by Helen Commodore (A)
* Midnight Hour, poem by Randie Pressman (B)
* A Matter of Time, fiction by Heather Peters (1) 
* To Love You, poem by Heather Peters (21)
* If at First, fiction by Randie Pressman (29)
*The Grotto, fiction by Heather Peters (36)
* With Pen in Hand, fiction by Heather Peters (42)
* Surprises, fiction by Helen Commodore (47)
* Stuff It, fiction by Helen Commodore (48)
* Those Juicy Parts, poem by Helen Commodore (49)
* A Night at the Movies, fiction by Helen Commodore (50)
* Homecoming, fiction by Helen Commodore (52)
* Dear Diary, fiction by Helen Commodore (54)
Image:midnight1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Inez Brown
Image:midnight1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Jane Freeman
Image:midnight1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Jane Freeman
Image:midnight1-4.jpg|from issue #1, sample text
==Issue 2==
The Midnight Collection 2 was published in July 1993 and contains 142 pages. It is a novel by Helen Commodore titled, "Odyssey." 
There are three pieces of non-explicit art by Inez Brown, a sketch by Jane Freeman, and occasional photos of NY landmarks. 
 
 Image:odysseybatbflyer.jpg| flyer for issue #2
Image:midnight2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Inez Brown
 
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
 
 
==Issue 3==
The Midnight Collection 3 was published in July 2001 and contains 76 pages. 
The subtitle is Soft and Smooth.
It has art by Mickey Sayles. 
From the flyer: 
 
* Illusions by Helen Commodore (1)
* How Deep is the Ocean by Helen Commodore (46)
* Catherine's Ghost by Helen Commodore (originally published (with a different title?) in a highly condensed 3-page conzine version, the version here is complete and unabridged.) (63)
Image:midnightcoll3-1.jpg|from issue #3
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==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Midnight Library

The Midnight Library was Isa Akane B.'s personal yaoi/slash fanfiction page.
The fanfiction pages for each fandom also linked to Akane's fanart sites.
The site belonged to the webrings Fanfic Assimilation, Harry Potter Slash, Legacy of Kain - Webring, Dragonball Yaoi, Original Slash Fanfiction, and justbecause.
Description from the All Harry Potter Slash webring:
==Fandoms==
* Legacy of Kain, Pairing: Kain/Raziel
* Star Wars, Pairing: Qui-Gon Jinn/Obi-Wan Kenobi
* Harry Potter, Pairing: Harry Potter/Severus Snape
* DragonBall, Pairings: Vegeta/Trunks, Vegeta/Raditz, Vegeta/original Saiyajin
* Original Vampire Stories, including stories that feature characters Sephiroth and LinkDisclaimer at The Midnight Library warning page.
==References==
Category:Legacy of Kain
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Dragon Ball Author Pages
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
Category:Yaoi Author Pages
Category:Slash Author Pages
The Midnight Special

The Midnight Special is a gen Shadow Chasers discussion/letterzine created by Mary D. Bloemker and Mary Fall.
As of fall 1987, there had been 20 issues published. 
==Description==
==Statement of Policy==
Printed in the first issue: 
==Issue 1 (March 1986)==
This issue contains 9 pages. 
Some excerpts:
 
==Issue 2 (April 1986)==
This issue contains 24 pages. 
This issue contains a story by Robin L. Belyea called "Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow."
Some excerpts:
 
==Issue 3 (May 1986)==
This issue contains 12 pages. 
Some excerpts:
==References==
Category:1980s
Category:Shadow Chasers
The Mighty Boosh

The Mighty Boosh is a multimedia comedy project begun in 1998 by comedians Julian Barratt and Noel Fielding. The Mighty Boosh began as a live stage show in 1998, but Barratt and Fielding expanded to a radio show in 2001, though they continued touring live through the present. Today their project is best known for its three-season television run on BBC Three (2004-2007). Barratt and Fielding continue to perform standup, and have enjoyed small roles on other television programmes during and after the run of The Mighty Boosh TV series (most notably, Barratt on Nathan Barley and Fielding on The IT Crowd).
The Mighty Boosh is a surrealist comedy show centred around the lives of the two main characters, Howard Moon and Vince Noir. Vince and Howard are best friends, though they have a rather prickly relationship, and seem to have few close relationships apart from one another. They are joined by supporting characters (most prominently the shaman Naboo and his gorilla familiar Bollo). Howard and Vince have one adventure per episode, but major arcs across seasons are absent. Major themes are magic/magical realism, music, and fighting the monster of the week – usually in song format.
== Boosh Fandom ==
Today, Boosh fandom is centred mostly around the Livejournal community Boosh Slash Haven, where one can find fic, fanart, and general squee. The most popular pairing for the show is Howard/Vince1, The Boosh Slash Haven lists 935 items tagged with "pairing: Howard/Vince". which is reasonable as these two main characters live together, and subtext between them abounds. In season three, episode five, they shared a passionate kiss, though this was not referenced later in the series.
A trend in Boosh fandom is that fans tend to migrate naturally to other projects on which Barratt and Fielding have worked together, namely the television show Nathan Barley, which ran for one season on Channel 4 in 2005. Nathan Barley fandom can thus be considered a subset of Boosh fandom. Fans primarily slash the characters Fielding and Barratt played, DJ Jones and Dan Ashcroft.2, The Boosh Slash Haven lists 30 items tagged with "pairing:Dan/Jones".
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* The Mighty Boosh fanfiction at FanFiction.Net
* The Might Boosh (TV) fanworks at AO3
===Communities===
* The Boosh Slash Haven
* 
* 
== Resources ==
* 
* The Mighty Boosh at TVtropes
* The Mighty Boosh at Wikipedia
* The Mighty Boosh at BBC's official site
* The Velvet Onion News Site about all things in the Booshniverse
== References ==
Category:The Mighty Boosh
The Mile High Strikes Back

The Mile High Strikes Back was a con skit performed at Star Con in 1981.
The script appears in The Plays of Star Con Denver. The illos for the script there are by Stephen M. Clark.
The play was directed by Nancy Brown and Valerie Brickel. It was written by KathE Donnelly, Nancy Brown, Sheryl Skinner, Stephen Clark, Dave Skinner, David Schmidt, and Debi Barbich.
 
==Sample from the Script==
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==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:1981 Plays & Skits
The Millennium Deal

The Millennium Deal is a Star Wars slash Han/Luke 211-page novel by Cara J. Loup. 
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: "Feeling the pull and attraction to both Luke and Leia, Han decides to take on a mission that will take him away from the brother and sister who are so detrimental to his heart and his sanity. While embroiled in intrigue and danger, Han finds, in a moment of crisis, that the choice isn't so hard after all. But coming back and telling the two Jedis who had won and who had lost might just be the very last thing he does in this life. Between heartaches and tears, and laughter and joy, can his heart stand the strain? Will love triumph over all?" 
==The Zine's Dedication==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Millennium Quilt

The Millennium Quilt was a fan-created project meant to honor influential and senior Pros ''fen who have given so much to Pros fandom." from DIAL #10
Nattercon, held in May in at the Wayfarer Hotel in Milton Keynes, was the tenth anniversary of this British con. To celebrate both this event and the Millennium, a quilt was created consisting of 64 squares, each sewn or painted by a fan. Fans who had died had squares sewn in memory of them. American, Australian and European fans were represented and there were also squares for the hotel in which the con was held and other icons specific to Pros such as the Capris. The quilt was put together by one talented fan and raffled for charity. The quilt found a home in Scotland. A small zine with photos of all the squares, with comments by their designers, was also produced.from :The Professionals Timeline
One fan writes in a 1999 con report for Nattercon: "... it was time to view the Quilt. Evelyn, I told you at the time, but just for the record I'll say it again: You Are A Genius. Assembling all that diverse talent into one exquisite whole is a job I would have been terrified to tackle. The quality of the individual workmanship, too, was absolutely astounding. I still can't get over seeing the Desiderata lovingly embroidered in script no larger than an average person's handwriting. Truly a labour of love!" from DIAL #10
==References==
Category:Crafts
Category:The Professionals
The Mind-Sifter (Star Trek: TOS story by Shirley Maiewski)

You may be looking for The Mindsifter, a Star Trek TOS and TNG zine or Mindsifter, a Star Trek TOS zine. 
The Mind-Sifter is a well-known 66-page early Star Trek: TOS story by Shirley Maiewski. 
It was first published in the zine Showcase #2 in 1975 (After the first three issues of Showcase, the story was removed, though the art remains.) and was later reprinted in an edited version in the official collection The New Voyages. 
In 2015 it was produced as an episode of Star Trek: Phase II with Brian Gross as James Kirk, Brandon Stacy as Spock, Rivkah Wood as Dr. Jan Hamlin and Clay Sayre as Kor.
This story was discussed in To Slay or Not to Slay: Why We Write 'Get-em' Stories -- & Love 'em! (1976) and The Development of the Kirk/Spock Relationship: Its Foundation in Fan-Fiction (1978).
==Summary==
In the story Kirk is tortured (offscreen, the story starts in the aftermath) by Klingons to get information about time travel and then stranded on 1950s Earth, where he ends up mostly amnesiac and unresponsive in a mental hospital, with some brutal orderlies and a caring nurse who falls in love with him. Back on the Enterprise, Kirk is considered to have "disappeared" on shore leave and is believed dead. Spock is aware via a telepathic impression that something more happened, but is ordered to leave off the search and assume command. Chekov discovers a clue in the past that leads to Kirk's eventual rescue.
==Comments from the Author==
 
In 1984, Shirley wrote: 
In 1985, Shirley Maiewski commented on this story and explained why she didn't write anything after it: 
In 1991, Shirley used her story as a warning to other fanwriters: 
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Image:showcase2-2.jpg| from Showcase #2, D.L. Collin
Image:showcase2-3.jpg| from Showcase #2, D.L. Collin
Image:showcase2-4.jpg| from Showcase #2, D.L. Collin
==Reactions and Reviews from Fans==
===Preference: Zine or Book Version?===
Many fans like the original zine version better: 
But other fans liked the book version: 
===Unknown Date===
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===1977===
===1999===
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==Resurrected by Star Trek Phase II==
"Mind-Sifter" was released as an episode of Star Trek: New Voyages/Phase II on December 1, 2014. It can be found in several iterations, with both '60s style and modern film effects, and several commentary tracks, for free on YouTube.
In 2009, some fans speculated that the original version of the story had been rewritten and reused for an upcoming episode in the Star Trek: Phase II series. This was later confirmed:
Mindsifter on FanFiction.Net. The author's page states: 
The author also goes on to say:
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
The Mind Enslaver

The Mind Enslaver is a 148-page gen Starsky & Hutch novel by Nanci Folsom Casad. 
The art consists of six full-page illos by Pat Farrar, plus additional small illos. Leah S. contributed poetry.
It appears to contain some song lyrics: "That's What Friends Are For" by Sager and Bacharach.
The author says the story takes place between the episodes "Deckwatch" and "Discomania."
==Summaries==
From Media Monitor: 
From Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter #15: 
==Author's Notes==
The author's notes (ALL IN CAPS) in the zine :
==Interior Sample==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Mind Over Matter Affair

The Mind Over Matter Affair is a 101-page gen crossover novel by Vivian Arney. Art by Becky Bormann and Toni Wilson-Rayner.
Summary from the publisher: "Illya Kuryakin is not having a good morning and things don't get any better when he meets up with a group of teleporting teenagers and Thrush."
The zine has this handy notation: 
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:The Tomorrow People
Category:1994 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword

The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword is a Blake's 7 gen 124-page novel written by Susan R. Matthews. It includes art by Pat Cash. This fanzine won the 1985 Zen Award. 
This zine was also part of a trilogy called "Double-Edged Sword Trilogy" published in 1989, see below.
 
==Summary==
Summary from Southern Enclave: 
==Series==
It is part of a series that was published separately, and then in 1989, as a single volume:
* The Mind of a Man is a Double-Edged Sword 
*Mascarada
* Shadowplay
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Mindsifter (Star Trek: TOS & Star Trek: TNG zine)

You may be looking for The Mind-Sifter, a Star Trek TOS story or Mindsifter, a Star Trek TOS zine. 
The Mindsifter is a 20-page collection of 16 original crossword puzzles, word searches and 'seek-and-finds' (all with answers). Digest sized.
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
The Mindsweeper

The Mindsweeper is a gen 102-page novel by Donna S. Frelick. It was reprinted in Orion Archives: 2266-2270 The First Mission 1. It has a sequel, Children of Haole.
==About==
From the publisher: "Who is behind an intergalactic trade in protomatter that threatens the survival of war-torn Bellatrix XI? Why is Starfleet's most decorated starship captain facing a devastating charge of sexual misconduct?And, of course, what is this mysterious alien creature called "The Mindsweeper," and what does it want?"
From Media Monitor: "Every story begins with a question: Whodunit? What is important? Who are we and why are we here? In the case of 'The Mindsweeper.' there are plenty of questions to be answered: Who is behind the intergalactic trade in protamaner that threatens the survival of war-torn Bellatrix XI? Why is Starfleet's most decorated starship captain facing a devastating charge of sexual misconduct? And, of course, what is the is mysterious alien creature called 'The Mindsweeper' and what does it want?"
==Part of a Series==
* The Mindsweeper
* "Return to Tarsus", a story in Orion Archives: 2275-2283 The Second Hiatus
* Children of Haole
* Into the Nexus
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Mindy Project

The Mindy Project is an American comedy television show created by Mindy Kaling (who also stars as the main character). The series ended after six seasons and 117 episodes.
==Canon Overview==
The series follows Mindy Lahiri, an OB/GYN, through her personal and professional life at Shulman & Associates. It is notable for its homage to romcoms, sense of humor, groundbreaking creator, and experimental episodes.
===Main Characters===
*Mindy Lahiri - a OB/GYN who's has had no luck in love.
*Danny Castellano - Mindy's pessimistic and sarcastic co-worker. Danny has an ex-wife, Christina who returns late Season 1.
*Jeremy Reed - a lothario; Mindy's co-worker and ex-friends with benefits partner.
*Betsy Putch - the optimistic receptionist at Mindy's work
*Morgan Tookers - an eccentric nurse at Mindy's work
==Fandom==
The Mindy Project is a small fandom that is mainly focused on Tumblr, FFN and Livejournal. 
The most popular pairing is Danny/Mindy. Other known pairings are Betsy/Jeremy and Casey/Mindy.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* If We Sleep Together Would You Be My Friend Forever, by blithers, Danny/Mindy, A hotel loses Mindy's reservation and she has to share Danny's. Written for Yuletide 2012.
* Ten Thousandth Try by myrifique, Danny/Mindy, Groundhog Day
==Archives and Communities==
Archives:
* The Mindy Project tagged works at AO3
* The Mindy Project works at FFN
Livejournal Communities:
* themindyproject 
* Unlamplike Feelings 
==Resources==
* Mindy Project Fans 
* The Mindy Project tag on Tumblr
==References==
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Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Miningco Saga

The Miningco Saga was a series of emails between a webmaster and a noromo fan. 
"The Miningco Saga" was titled as such by Brianna, the website owner of Noromo Values. It is an example of a shipping war (or, this case, a lack of it) activity and the intense emotions it generated. It is also a example of probably how not to state one's case, and then later post it on the internet.
The entire exchange was posted at the site Noromo Values.
The link is .
==Anne Rice Component==
A related event is mentioned at What happened to the Mining Co? at alt.books.anne-rice] in June 1999.
Also see The Anne RIce MiningCo Site
==The "Reenactment"==
Category:X-Files
Category:Fanworks
Category:ScandalsCategory:Fandom Wars
Category:1999 Events
The Minion Verse

The Minion Verse is a series of Darcy/Steve drabbles by Merideath that takes place inside an MCU/Despicable Me crossover universe in which Darcy Lewis is Felonius Gru's (adopted) daughter and his minions conspire to get Darcy and Captain America together.
The Minions, Natasha Romanoff, Sam Wilson, Felonius Gru, and Tony Stark also appear in the story.
==Summary==
:Chaos is small, yellow, and wears goggles.
:The one where the Minions watch too many 80s romantic comedies and Steve Rogers gets a date.
==Notes==
lostdaemon posted an imagine to typhoidmeri (aka Merideath) on Tumblr:
On May 15, 2014, Merideath posted the collection of Minion verse drabbles as a chaptered story on Archive of Our Own.
==Reviews & Reactions==
The fic has 470 kudos, 97 bookmarks and 153 comments at AO3.Stats as of November 8, 2015 On Tumblr the chapters are posted separately: the first one has 170 notes.
==References==
Category:Despicable Me
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
The Minstrel

The Minstrel is a K/S story by Karla Kelly.
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #5, though it is not listed in the table of contents.
 
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==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Mint Julep Inn

The Mint Julep Inn, also known as The Leonard McCoy Story Directory and Archive, was a website in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom, that attempted to index stories featuring Leonard McCoy. It wasn't an archive per say, as the site didn't host fanfiction, but linked to the stories on their original websites. The site was active in the early 2000s, with the last update being in 2004, it remained up until 2011 as a historical reference, the site goes defunct after this point.
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:Star Trek TOS Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:Tripod
The Miracle of Love

The Miracle of Love is an 18-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Marlene Trezise.
The covers are by Velda Bray. There is no interior art.
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Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Mirage (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Mirage is a Star Trek: TOS story by by Michele Arvizu.
It was published in the print zine Berengaria #10.
This story was originally published in a standalone zine called The Mirage. That story was a much more intense version of the Kirk-Spock relationship and skated too close to slash, something the editors of "Berengaria" were very much against. The editorial in that zine said the story was "somewhat edited, but still retains the flavor of the original."
The original story had a large amount of art by Leslie Fish. The edited version in "Berengaria" had three illos by M.S. Murdock.
==Art from the Story in "Berengaria"==
 
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==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
The Mirage (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Contact Presents: The Mirage is a gen Star Trek: TOS 85-page novel by Michelle Arvizu. 
It was published by Beverly Volker and Nancy Kippax. The editors were April Valentine, Susan Dorsey, Leslie Fish and Pat Stall. 
The art is by Leslie Fish. It includes two poems by Pete Kaup. 
The fanzine was a special stand-alone fanzine published by the editors of the Contact fanzine series.
Summary: "The novel is about an aging Kirk and Spock with intense friendship."
Artwork is uploaded to Fanlore with the permission of the fanzine publisher as well as the artist.
==Its K/S Content==
From the zine itself: 
==Republished and Toned Down==
The story was reprinted as the third part of Berengaria #10 with different art. 
The author of "Mirage" (Michele Arvizu) and original editors of "Mirage" (April Valentine, Susan Dorsey, Leslie Fish and Pat Stall, and were fans of a much more intense Kirk-Spock relationship than the editors of "Berengaria." The original version of "The Mirage" by 	Michele Arvizu skated too close to slash, something the editors of "Berengaria" were very much against. The editorial in that zine said the story was "somewhat edited, but still retains the flavor of the original."
See reactions and reviews for this revised story: The Mirage.
==Contents==
* Publishers' Page (ii)
* The Mirage, fiction (1)
* Watchdog, poem (83)
* Cheer to the Echo (85)
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews ==
The comments below are for the original zine story. For comments on the revised story in Berengaria, see The Mirage.
===Unknown Date===
===1977===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Mirror Cracked

The Mirror Cracked is a Kirk/Spock story by Augusta Elton. 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #1.
 
==Summary==
"M/U and A/U: Kirk yearns for the security he no longer has from his brain-damaged first officer."
 
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==References==
 
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎