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Patience Sibeal

Between age 15 and 17, Patience Wieland published several fanzines under the name Patience Sibeal. The zines included Elf, Close Enough to Smell Them, and The Black Scrolls of Rassilon (not to be confused with the later publication by Steve Reston). Under a pseudonym, Annabelle, Sibeal also published several issues of a pop culture and music zine called "Cusp", copies of which are maintained at the New York State Library, as part of Mike Gunderloy's Factsheet Five archive, and in the Sarah Dyer zine collection at Duke University. 
She guest-edited an issue of the Beverlyophiles newsletter, and her work was published in several other zines such as Hailing Frequencies, where she wrote an homage to James Joyce's "The Dead", on a bet from an Irish literature teacher. For four years, she published Perpetual News, a bimonthly newsletter for teenage fans of science fiction and fantasy, after attending a local convention and seeing that a local group would not allow teenagers to participate without signed approval of their parents.
Wieland is now a writer and director, and owns a production company. She won a San Diego Press Club award for arts and entertainment writing in 2000. Recent genre credits include an investigative piece, "Let's Stop Conning Ourselves", regarding JumpCon and other major scams in fandom, for Strange Horizons, and a humor piece for Blood Blade and Thruster.
Crediting fandom for jumpstarting her later career, she is developing a documentary on fanzines and the women behind them.
Category:Zine Publishers
Patience and the Mulberry Leaf

Patience and the Mulberry Leaf is a Kirk/Spock story by Tere Ann Roderick. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #6.
==Summary==
"After his pon farr, Spock and Kirk discuss becoming lovers but Spock asks Kirk to take 10 months to be sure of his choice."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Patient Z Collected

Patient Z Collected is a slash Star Wars: The Phantom Menace anthology fanzine collecting the online stories of Teresa Kilmer. The zine has the subtitle "The Darth Maul Patient Z Alternate Universe."
The cover art is by Laura Sherman.
The stories focused on Darth Maul and in 2008 they were assembled into a 175+ page fanzine with nine illustrations by Laura Sherman. Some of the art can be found here.
 
==About==
Publisher's summary: 
From the zine itself: 
==Contents==
* Patient Z Universe
** Patient Z: The Man with the Tiger Eyes	(G-gen) (originally in Delusions of Grandeur #2) (5) 		
** Stupor		 (PG-13)		(18)
** That Hangs the Verses on the Trees	(NC-17, explicit slash)	 	(originally in Millennium #1) 	(28)
** Crowd Us and Crush Us to this Monstrous Form (PG-13)		 		(49)
** Summer Rains, Summer Ends	(NC-17, explicit slash)	 	(originally in The Menace of the Rest of the Garbage)	(64)
** Bird in a Cage, Pt. 1		 (PG-13)		 (originally in Delusions of Grandeur #2) 	(84)
** Purge Us from Thy Womb		 (written with RedSith) (NC-17, explicit slash)	(new to this zine)	(93)
** And Farewell to Thee		(NC-17, explicit slash) 		(new to this zine) (104)
** Bird in a Cage, Pt. 2	(G-gen)	 		(116)
** Graveside		 (G-gen)		(121)
* Bonus Section (Non-Patient Z Stories)
** What Rough Beast	 (G-gen)	 		(123)
** Return to Fear		 (PG-13)	 		(126)
** Slaver's Story	 (winner of a 2000 Star Award for Best Medium Length Story, G-gen)	 		(132)
** The Candle		(written with RedSith, PG-13, violence) 		(146)
** Rituals		 	(The author's first Darth Maul story.) (NC-17, explicit slash)	(154)
* TPM/Pitch Black (Crossover Alternate Universe)
** A Cold Night's Sleep		(NC-17, explicit slash) 	(originally in The Menace of the Rest of the Garbage)	(163)
** Spring		 (NC-17, explicit slash)		(169)
** Fire, Fire, Burning Bright		 (NC-17, explicit slash)	(new to this zine)	(174)
==Sample Interiors==
 
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==A 2001 Footnote==
In 2001, Teresa Kilmer wrote a defense of writers removing their online fic in "Here Today, Zined Forever," an essay in the Fanfic Symposium:
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2008 Zines
Patient is the Night

Patient is the Night is an Over the Garden Wall one-shot by IncurableNecromantic. It has over 200 kudos.
==Inspirations==
Some of the fic's dialogue was inspired by a fanart by skullopendra.
Patient is the Night inspired by Did, and another fic, Companion Planting, an OtGW/Prototype crossover by Fw00sh.
==Reactions==
Category:Over the Garden Wall
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Patreon

Patreon is an internet company founded in 2013 by Jack Conte and Sam Yam, who envisioned a subscription service for artists. The service offers the ability for fans to directly support the online creators whose work they enjoy, by pledging a certain amount of money per month or per every piece of content posted. Creators can offer benefits exclusive to Patreon subscribers (known on the site as "patrons"), which often include (but are not limited to) producer credits on the creative work, access to the assets used in the work, bonus features (exclusive videos), works in progress, private chats via Discord or the ability to give prioritized feedback on the work.
==Fandom Uses==
A search on Archive of Our Own in June 2017 turned up 472 fics with a mention of "Patreon." Direct mentions of advertising or fundraising is not allowed on AO3. See A No-No on AO3.
==Further Reading/Meta==
* Patreon on Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
* Can't we just buy you an IPod and similar essays and comments regarding cousinjean's 2005 proposal (2005)
* (2016)
*PSA: DON'T MENTION COMMISSIONS/PATREON ON AO3 (2017)
===2019===
* by cesperanza
* On Fandom and the "culture of selling" page 1; page 2 by fairestcat
* by melannen
* by silveradept
* , discussion at fail-fandomanon
* by ellie-nors
* discussion at fail-fandomanon
* by anneapocalypse
Patricia D'Orazio

Patricia D'Orazio was a fan writer whose work appeared in many fanzines. 
Her "Star Wars "Sword of Sorrow/Sword of Hope," story won her a FanQ award in 1988. Her The Professionals story Heart of the Lion won her a FanQ award in 1989. 
She was a frequent attendee at Mediawest.
She passed away in 2013: 
==Zines==
* Ask and Ye Shall Receive
* British Takeaway
* Cell-Phase Matching
* Choice Parts
* Cityspeak: The Special Edition
* Dee-Pice
* Delusions of Grandeur
* Far Realms
* Field Studies
* Fortune and Glory
* Kessel Run
* Melange
* Outlands Chronicles
* StarQuest
* Steele Files
* A Tremor in the Force
* The Triangular Whatsits
* You Could Use a Good Kiss
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Patricia Kehoe

Patricia Kehoe was a gen and het Beauty and the Beast (TV) writer.
According to one reviewer: 
Kehoe passed in 2006 after a short illness. Shortly before her death she as part of the 2006 Winterfest: 
==Fan Comments==
==Zines==
Demons at the Gate | A Distant Shore | The First Time I Loved Forever | Follow Your Heart | Great Expectations: A World of Dancing Lights | The Heart's Best Treasure | I Know You're Out There, Somewhere | In Search of Angels | A Kingdom by the Sea Revisited | No More Talk of Darkness | O Sweetest Song | Of Love and Laughter | Once Upon a Time | Passion! | Rightfully Mine | Starry, Starry Night | Tales from a Happy Life | To Love Forever | Vincent's World | Walk the World for Me | White Cover
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Patricia Laurie Stephens

Patricia Laurie Stephens was a Star Trek: TOS fan writer.
Stephens wrote many Kirk/Spock stories that were published in print zines. 
While some of this fiction was very well regarded, especially Hovering, some fans took issue with the darker, often repetitive themes the stories presented. These topics included addiction and serious psychological issues regarding Spock. 
Stephens gafiated shortly after submitting a story to an editor who discovered it was plagiarized word for word from a professional gay romance novel. MPH's personal notes 
==Fiction==
* 23rd Year: The Eulogy (Kirk's mother dies, then Peter dies of a stroke, leaving a pregnant girlfriend.) (1991)
* Apartheid in Green (The Empire's Kirk investigates the murder of Spock's master.) (1990)
* The Captain's Boy (Kirk finds a Vulcan orphan in a brothel & educates him.) (1990)
* Concealed Reflections (Spock, in need of a bone marrow transplant, discovers he has a twin.) (1989)
* Covert Operations (Sarek, a Romulan agent, programs Spock to gather information.) (1990, 1992)
* Dreams and Demons (Spock's neck is broken & he becomes a quadriplegic.) (1992)
* The Healing (Kirk & Spock, both molested as children, resolve some of their problems.) (1989)
* Hovering (Kirk faces his grief over Spock's death with McCoy.) (1991)
* Kith and Kin (Kirk & Spock face an ordeal in a swamp filled with hostile colonists.) (1992)
* The Glory of Love (Kirk & Spock investigate the death of Amanda & Sarek & Sybok's church.) (1990)
* Losers Weepers (Kirk & Spock search for David Marcus who's involved in a murder.) (1991)
* New Light (Spock, brain damaged, is visited by Kirk for his pon farr.) (1989)
* Nightmare Road (Spock, a security agent, witnesses the death of Sarek & his shield mate.) (1991)
* Redeemer (A murderer specializing in victims who have died & been revived stalks Spock.) (1989)
* Quintet (After Fal Tor Pan, Spock suffers from multiple personalities.) (1993)
* The Queen of Bangkok (The Empire's Kirk teams with Sarek's son to find drug smugglers on Vulcan.) (1992)
* Sacrificial Lamb (Amanda murders Sarek & frames Spock for the crime.) (1990)
* Second Chance (An unhappy Kirk changes places with an alternate who married & stayed in Iowa.) (1992)
* Stranger (Spock, lost for 2 years, is found on a war torn planet with amnesia.) (1990)
* Sunrise (Spock, blinded at Deneva returns home, & is abused by Sarek & deafened.) (1990)
* That Darkness, That Light (Spock's parents are killed & someone is trying to kill him.) (1989)
* To Turn the Tide (Spock is injured during a Klingon attack on Vulcan.) (1989)
* The Weakness (The Empire's Spock turns Kirk into his sex slave.) (1990)
==Fan Comments==
===1989===
===1992===
 
===1999===
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Patricia Malone

Patricia Malone is a multifandom fanartist, fanwriter and zine editor that contributed to zines in the 1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Peg4-8.jpg|Art from Pegasus #4 (1979) (Battlestar Galactica (1978))
File:Vive3-4.jpg|Art from Vive la Resistance! #3 (1986) (V)
File:Equalodds.jpg|Cover art from Equal Odds (1989) (The Equalizer)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Patricia Mathews

Patricia Mathews is a Darkover and Vorkosigan fan. 
She published a Vorkosigan anthology zine series, Samizdat Barrayar, in the early to mid 1990s, for which she wrote several filks.
She was also a major fanfic writer in Darkover.
Mathews said: "I started writing 30 years later after reading an article in an MZB fanzine and picking holes in it — and continued writing for about 10 years, when the fires died down to glowing embers." http://www.ipinc.net/~kiers/SMSFanFiction/BioPatriciaM.HTML from her bio 
==More Darkover Fiction Than Any Other Fan==
In 1982, it was noted that Patricia Mathews had "written more Darkover fiction that anyone else except MZB herself. She has appeared in all five issues of Starstone, 'The Keeper's Price' and in 'Sword of Chaos', as well as in Contes Di Cottman IV and in Tales of the Free Amazons. We consider her a major talent uncovered by the Friends of Darkover." from Starstone #5 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Patricia Poole

While Canadian, Pat is best known among the fannish community of Southeast Michigan. 
At MediaWest*Con she and Paula Neier originated the MW*C door decoration tradition with their Tardis doors in 1987 and 1988. They were co-conspirators in the MW*C Remington Steele scavenger hunts in 1985 - 86. 
Her fanzine fanfiction in the Quantum Leap universe appeared in: 
*Play_It_Again
*Oh Boy (Quantum Leap zine)
*Look Before You Leap
These works were het or gen, although she self-identifies as bi-fictional. She is also addicted to the "fix-it" meme. 
Her online fanfiction is now published under pseuds. She is a member of AO3.
Category:Fanwriters
Patrick (Newsies)

Patrick is a faceless Newsies character known only through the character of his mother, who appears for about a minute in the film. 
==Fandom==
===Who is Patrick?===
Patrick's identity has been theorized for many years, usually in the context of his being one of the introduced newsboys. Spot is generally considered the most viable theory in the current fandom, as he was not present during Patrick's mother's scene, and he was proposed as early as 1999.Who Is Patrick??? (1999) (As a result, Patrick is often written as his middle name.)I Love You by imjusttheoutgoingsidekick (2018) This was semi-common fanon by 2013.Y’know, Newsies might have been a box office bust by ashipoutofport, reblog by spotconlonsterritory (far down in page, 2013) Other theories have included Snipeshooter and Mush. 
Other fans criticize these theories, usually with the argument that Patrick is not meant to be a character, only an archetype of a newsboy.Post by newsieshistory (2016)FAQ's on Newsies Lovers (2007) In a similar manner, fans of the original film often cast Blanket, himself an unnamed side character, as Patrick, presumably based on visual appeal. 
The Broadway production of Newsies brought on the interpretation of new character Finch as Patrick. Fans could buy official trading cards with more details on each character, and Finch's card listed his "real" name as Patrick Cortes.Patrick "Finch" Cortes by roideny (2022)newsies trading card bios by buttonsdavenport (2018)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Patrick's Mother by Mondie (2002) -- Spot is Patrick
===Meta===
*The Importance of "Patrick, Darling" by spotconlonsterritory (2012)
==References==
Category:Newsies Characters
Patrick Hockstetter

==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
====Slash====
* Henpat
* Bill Denbrough/Patrick Hockstetter 
====Other====
* Patrick Hockstetter/Pennywise 
* Henry Bowers/Patrick Hockstetter/OC 
* Patrick Hockstetter/OC 
* Patrick Hockstetter/Reader 
====Gen====
* The Bowers Gang
* Patrick Hockstetter & Reader 
==Fanworks==
===Ask Blog===
* 
===Fanart===
==References==
Category:IT Characters
Patrick O'Brian

Patrick O'Brian (12 December 1914 – 2 January 2000) is an author who is most famous for writing the Aubrey-Maturin series of novels set during the Napoleonic Wars of 1803-1815. There are 20 complete books in the series and a further, untitled and incomplete work featuring several of the same characters, including the two main protagonists, was released in 2011. Within the Age of Sail fandom, Patrick O'Brian's fans affectionately refer to him as 'POB' or 'Po'B'.
The novels are known for the depth of research shown in them and appear somewhat dense and jargon-filled even to fans. The language of the books is a little archaic; O'Brian has been described as "Jane Austen at sea".The Guardian online, accessed 30th December 2016 They also show a (perhaps) surprising amount of humour. The two protagonists are Jack Aubrey, who has been at sea since he was a boy, and his "particular friend" Stephen Maturin who is the ship's doctor and a "natural philosopher"—a term used in the early nineteenth century to describe one who is interested in nature, animals and science. Patrick O'Brian uses each to explain to the reader something that may not be obvious to the other (Jack Aubrey does not operate well on land, and Stephen Maturin is landlubber at sea)—a very clever way of managing exposition.
There is an active community of fans on LiveJournal, whose several community journals are mirrored on Dreamwidth.
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Master and Commander
Patrick S

Patrick is a fanfiction writer in the comics fandom in the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
Nevermore
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
Reader's Rave #1
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Patrick Stewart

Patrick Stewart is a British actor, probably best known to fans for playing Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Picard, and Charles Xavier in the X-Men Films. The actor has also done Shakespearian stage plays and is sometimes recognized for his activism and op-ed writings. 
His friendship with Ian McKellen is sometimes the subject of celebrity gossip due to their public displays of platonic affection, including kissing. There is some fannish carryover in the RPF pairing of Ian McKellen/Patrick Stewart.
==Fan Reception==
==Reactions to Fandom==
During a Newsweek interview, Stewart responded to an interviewer calling Trekkies weird. 
==Convention Appearances==
An very incomplete list:
* Archon
* Creation Cons
* LaGrange Con
* Star Con Denver (his first)
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Stewart-Centric Zines===
* Castaway's Choice
* Coach's Club House
* Coach's Club House Patrick Stewart Network Directory
* Patrick Stewart Coloring Book
* Patrick Stewart Credit List
* PSST! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek
* Stargazer
===RPF Fanfiction===
Although there is a great deal of fannish activity related to Patrick Stewart, there are few recent examples of RPF fanfiction of Stewart. Stewart is often shipped with Ian McKellen, or features as a secondary character in Michael Fassbender/James McAvoy fanfiction.
 
* Cross My Heart by Crazycatlady90 -- example of Stewart as a secondary character in a Fassbender/McAvoy fic.
==Fanclubs and Communities==
* Fans of Patrick Stewart
* Fuck Yeah Sir Patrick Stewart on tumblr
* The International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart
* The Patrick Stewart Network 
* Patrick Stewart Research Library
* Patrick Stewart Estrogen Brigade (mailing list)
==References==
Category:People
Category:Star Trek Actors
Patrick Stewart Credit List

The Patrick Stewart Credit List was compiled by Joan Rumerman and contains 15 pages. It is a publication of the official fan club. 
(1) Computer Software 
(2) Audios 
(3) Videos 
(4) Television Appearances, Interviews, Clips, Etc. 
(5) Television 
(6) Radio Interviews 
(7) Radio Performances 
(8) Commercials 
(9) Film 
(10) Theater 
(11) Old Vic Tour 
(12) Dates and Locations Of The Vic Tour 
(13) Manchester Library Theater Performances 
(14) Liverpool, The Playhouse Theater Performances 
(15) Additional Theater 
(16) Alliance For Creative Theater, Education and Research Performances 
(17) Awards and Nominations 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric ZinesCategory:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Patrick Stewart Estrogen Brigade

Patrick Stewart Estrogen Brigade was for the Star Trek: TNG character Jean-Luc Picard and all things Patrick Stewart. 
It was the second Estrogen Brigade created, and was a private mailing list. The first Estrogen Brigade was Siddig El Faddil Estrogen Brigade, formed just eight days earlier. 
==Its Introduction==
==The Application== 
The application for membership was due October 8, 1993. 
==Dueling Captains!==
In 1994, fans were duking it out, some more seriously than others, regarding whether Kirk or Picard was the "better" captain. 
* original list is posted here, scroll down
* 100 Reasons why PICARD is better then Kirk, posted January 25, 1994
==References==
 
 
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Mailing Lists
Category:1993 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Patrick Stewart Research Library

Patrick Stewart Research Library was located in West Islip (then Melville?), New York.
It was a volunteer, non-profit, fan-run resource, and a "member of the American Library Association." It was also associated with the International Audience Association of Patrick Stewart and The Patrick Stewart Network.
The library was run by a four-person committee: Cindy Thomas, Regina Hewston, Joan Rumerman, and Janet D'Airo.
==From a 1996 Flyer==
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Patrick Stump

Patrick Stump is an American singer-songwriter, composer, record producer, actor and music critic, best known as the lead singer/guitarist of Fall Out Boy, an American rock band from Wilmette, Illinois. During the band's hiatus, he embarked on a solo career.
==Relationship with Fandom==
Patrick has addressed fanfiction and shipping in many tweets, usually to reinforce how fake it is and even to enforce the Fourth Wall himself against fan questions, often in a humorous, meta way. 
File:Patrick fanfic replies collage.png|Examples of 2012-2014 Twitter replies on fanfic, shipping, etc.
File:Patrick 4th wall Twitter search.JPG|Twitter mentions of the "4th wall" specifically
See also: Bandom and the Fourth Wall
==Fanon & RPF Characterization==
==Shipping==
He is most often paired with FOB bassist Pete Wentz: see Pete/Patrick.
Occasionally, he appears in fanworks with his real-life wife Elisa.
Other common pairings:
* Patrick/Joe (trohslashstump), Patrick/Andy
* Patrick/Gerard of MCR
* Patrick/Bob, also of MCR, who was Patrick's roommate for a time
* Patrick/Brendon of Panic! At the Disco
==Example Patrick-centric Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* 5 People Patrick Stump Never Slept With (Under the Loosely Defined Concept of "Slept With" As Regards to "Sleeping Next to Someone"), and One He Did by Gale (iphignia939) (September 2006) — Patrick/various, Pete/Patrick
* Chord Change by giddygeek (October 2007) — Pete/Patrick. Everyone Decaydance signs ends up falling for Patrick and Pete is jealous. There is also a podfic of the story, read by fangrrl (April 2008).
* Trans!Patrick: Document by AzureJay and Leaving Albuquerque by Chaosmanor
===Fanart===
===Other Fanworks===
==Links & Resources==
===Fanwork Resources===
* Patrick Stump tag at Archive of Our Own
* slutrick, a Patrick slash community on LiveJournal
===General Resources===
* Patrick Stump at Wikipedia
* patrickstump.com, official website
==References==
Category:Fall Out Boy
Patrick Troughton

Patrick Troughton was a British actor, he is best known for being the second actor to play The Doctor on Doctor Who, a role which he assumed in 1966 after the original actor William Hartnell left due to poor health. He played the role until 1970, when Jon Pertwee assumed the role.
Other notable roles include The Omen, Jason and the Argonauts, Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell, and Richard III (1955 film).
He died of a heart attack while attending Magnum Opus Con in Columbus, Georgia on March 28, 1987 at the age of 67.
Category:Industry
Category:Doctor Who Actors
Patrickxpeter

patrickxpeter is an early LiveJournal community for Pete/Patrick. It may be the first Fall Out Boy slash community.
nolessdefeated, who created the community, also created falloutboyicons a day earlier. The first few months saw a brief flurry of fans introducing themselves, but the first fanfic was not posted until November 2004tinfoil_opeter.
 attack of my fanfic. posted in patrickxpeter, 2004-11-15 and some months saw no posts at all. Posting became more regular during the Summer of Like in 2005, when FOB was on Warped Tour following their big hit. 
As of 2017, the community has 4,211 posts; 62,060 comments; and 2062 members. (Accessed 17 April 2017)
==References==
Category:Bandom Journal Communities
Category:Fall Out BoyCategory:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2004 Communities
Category:2000s CommunitiesCategory:2010s Communities
Patrik 1,5

Patrik 1,5, also known as Patrik, Age 1.5, is a 2008 Swedish film.
==Canon==
===Characters===
* Patrik Eriksson
* Göran Skoogh
* Sven Skoogh
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Patrik Eriksson/Göran Skoogh
* Patrik Eriksson & Göran Skoogh
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Patrik Eriksson/Göran Skoogh) by spock for Night on Fic Mountain
==External Links==
* Patrik 1.5 (2008) at Archive of Our Own
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film