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Linda Cornett

Linda Cornett is a fanfiction writer best known for her Man from U.N.C.L.E. stories. She has also written Sapphire and Steel, and won for best gen story in the fandom in the 1994 Fan Q Awards.
Linda was also active in online MUNCLE fandom, joining Channel D in July 1995. She had a webpage called "Observations" where she posted most of her fanfiction, but the site is now offline.See While You Were Sleeping by Linda Cornett (NC-17) at crack_van, posted 02 September 2006. Site is offline as of 08 May 2017 and not archived by the Wayback Machine per its robots.txt page. However, much of her fiction is online at MFUArchive, and a handful of stories are posted at Archive of Our Own.
==Notable Fanworks==
* Through Innocent Eyes, a 281-page Man from UNCLE anthology of 24 stories by Linda Cornett, published by NorthCoast Press in 2003
* "While You Were Sleeping" from Clandestine Affairs #2 (2003)
* "My Dinner with Angelique" from Can You Get Channel D? #2 (1993)
* "La Famiglia Affair" from The Kuryakin File #18 (1999)
* "The Magic" from Persistance of Time #1 (1993), winner of a 1994 Fan Q Award (Sapphire and Steel)
Fiction by Linda has also appeared in the zines Can You Get Channel D? (1992-1996), My Kingdom for an U.N.C.L.E. (1993), The Kuryakin File (1993-2010), Eyes Only (1994-2009), Relative Encounters (1995), If Their Mothers Only Knew (1995), Declassified Affairs (1998), Relative Secrecy (2005), Credentials (2007), and File 40.
==Fan Comments & Reviews==
==References==
Linda Fairbanks

Linda Fairbanks is a fan artist whose artwork has appeared in numerous fanzines. She has also won several FanQ Awards for both her fan fiction and her fan art.
Image:Corridors1.jpg|cover of Corridors
Image:reflections1.jpg|cover of Reflections (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine) issue #1
Image:reflectionskungfu2.jpg|cover of Reflections (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine) issue #2
Image:observare.jpg|cover of Observare
Image:childofthemoving.jpg|cover of Child of the Moving Tide
Image:Journey.jpg|cover of Journey of the Mind
Image:Terrible.jpg|front cover of Avon the Terrible
Image:B7 avon terrible back cover by Linda Fairbanks.jpg|back cover of Avon the Terrible
Category:Fanartists
Linda Frankel

Linda Frankel is a long-time fan who wrote much fiction and non-fiction, mostly in Star Trek and Darkover. She was a very frequent LoCer to The LOC Connection and her letters and reviews often took fiction to task for what she said was propagating damaging and irresponsible views regarding sexuality, specifically homosexuality. She was a fan who often pushed the boundaries of others' comfort levels regarding assumptions about social mores.
She wrote a regular column in Not Tonight Spock! called "Sexuality in K/S Fiction." She also wrote some of the only Robin of Sherwood slash.
==Interviews==
* On the Double Interview with Linda Frankel (1987)
==Her Own Words==
From a 1980 letter in the Sime~Gen zine A Companion in Zeor addressing Jacqueline Lichtenberg: 
From a 1990 short interview called "Biolines" in The LOC Connection: 
==Zines==
As I Do Thee | Black Magic | Candlelight and Flames | Charisma | Contes di Cottman IV | Jumeaux | Daring Attempt | The Eighth Domain | Fever | First Time | In the Wilderness | Kaleidoscope | Moon Phases | Naked Times | Naughty Bits | No Holds Barred | Not Tonight Spock! | On the Edge | One Night Stand | Otherwhere/Otherwhen | On the Edge | Pastaklan Vesla | Playfellows | Shades of Grey | The Shadow Twin | Saxon Chronicles | Starstone | T'hy'la | Turn of the Wheel | Way of the Warrior | Within the Mirror | Zeor Forum
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Linda Hamilton

Linda Hamilton is an American actress. She is probably best known for her portrayal of Sarah Connor in the Terminator franchise and Catherine Chandler in the 1987 TV series Beauty and the Beast.
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==Fan Clubs==
* Linda Hamilton International Fan Club
==Fanworks==
===Newsletters===
* The Linda Hamilton Underground (c. 1990)
===Fiction===
* RPF: e.g. works tagged Linda Hamilton at Archive of Our Own
===Fanart===
File:She Walks in Beauty by sue k 4.jpg|from She Walks in Beauty #1, artist is Sue Krinard (1990)
File:Oncenow48front.jpg|Hamilton on the cover of Once Upon a Time... Is Now #48 (1993), the artist is Barbara Gipson 
File:Chatterbox2d.jpg|Linda Hamilton in various roles. The illo is titled "Diversity," and the artist is Jamie Murray. It was printed on the June 1998 cover of the letterzine, Chatterbox.
File:Batb aug1996.jpg| message to Beauty and the Beast (TV) fans on an August 1996 copy of Helper's Network UK (Beauty and the Beast newsletter); it is very likely that this is a signed photo from many years before
==Fan Comments, Interactions with Fans==
===Terminator===
===Beauty and the Beast===
See Beauty and the Beast Fans and Linda Hamilton.
==Links & Resources==
* Linda Hamilton on the IMDb
* Wikipedia:Linda Hamilton
* Wikipedia:Linda Hamilton filmography
Category:IndustryCategory:Beauty and the BeastCategory:Terminator
Linda Hoyland

Linda Hoyland is a fanfiction author, writing LOTR stories. She is a gen writer, including canon pairings whenever the story calls for it. Her writing mainly focuses on two characters, Aragorn and Faramir. In her main work, King and Steward, she follows their friendship as it evolves through the years following the Ringwar. Angst and hurt/comfort are often central to her stories, but she juxtaposes those by adding bits of fluff as well. She enhances what little we know about the Fourth Age by adding a fair number of original characters, not least of all both Aragorn's and Faramir's children.
==Notable Works==
Linda Hoyland is best known for her ongoing series King and Steward. She regularly posts to the following archives, Stories of Arda being her main archive.
*ff.net
*Lord of the Rings Fanfiction
*Naice a Nilme
*Stories of Arda
Category:Fanwriters
Linda Knights

Linda Knights was a prolific author and zine editor. 
She ran New Leaf Press together with Peg Kennedy. 
She wrote gen in many fandoms and also some slash. 
Linda passed on November 4, 2013.
==Memories==
==Zines==
* The Fixer's Fix
* The Sixth Sense Raid
* Stroke of the Sword
* Choices: Castle Ruideg
* Growing Pains (V zine)
* Rat Patrol Compiled
* Drifting Sands
* Last Chance Raid
* The Lost Place
* New Links in the Chain
* Painful Lessons
* Sense of War
* Y2K Sentinel
* Time's Passage
*Dark Dreams
*Violent Visions
*Undiscover'd Country 
*Eye of Melkor 
*Myths and Legends
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2013 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Linda Lawson

Linda Lawson is a fan fiction author. She had a number of stories published in Tricorder Readings. She also contributed to Beauty and the Beast fandom with a story titled "Caverns of the Mind" that was published in Crystal Cavern.
Among Lawson's first published stories were the Szrich series, which appeared to be intended as a spinoff into a genzine (that is in the original sense, a zine containing stories of the Star Trek universe but with none of the original characters). Szrich is a young man of mixed Vulcan-Taman heritage. The Tamans are a highly emotional, sensitive, telepathic and empathic people. While Szrich appears Vulcan, his behavior and reactions are much more Taman, unless he is making a deliberate effort at something like Vulcan self-control. The name Szrich means "he who is unknown". In the first story, "Question and the Dream", Szrich discovers that his mother, thought dead in an exploration disaster, is alive in another dimension having been rescued by the mysterious Tsenobians. In "Autumn Interlude", he briefly attends university on Earth, and is drawn into a relationship with a wealthy young Earthwoman for whom he is merely a novelty, a freak to show off to her friends. In "The Seventh Sister", a somewhat older Szrich has joined Starfleet, hoping eventually to solve the mystery of his parents and his vanished homeworld.
Category:Fanwriters
Linda McGee

Linda McGee was a Starsky & Hutch fan writer and fanzine publisher. 
McGee founded the S&H Lending Library and published a number of Starsky & Hutch zines under Idiot Triplets Press.
In 2009, McGee said: "I choose to take the position that you're only as old as you act. Though I've been in fandom since 1984, I'm about twenty-five in my mind." quoted from Zinelist (Jul 5, 2009) 
She passed away in January 2023.
==Interview==
* Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Linda McGee (2017)
==Zines==
Zines that she has edited or contributed to:
Back to Back | BAAD SH Theatre | Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans | Cross the Line | Dreamers | Dyad | Half You, Half Me | Hutch and Me Get It On a Whole Lot | In Your Eyes | Lifeline | The Lucky and the Strong | Memories | Nightlight | Risk | Shadowplay | SHarecon | Still the One | ...Turned to Fire | Wanna Share? | We Have Each Other | When Lightning Strikes
==Award Winner==
* 1989 Huggy Award: Lifewatch in Lifeline
==Con Game Winner==
* "I was rotten at SHarades. I am *not* Linda McGee — more's the pity. <g>." from a con report for ZedCon in Me n' Thee Times #4 (1999)
* "Congratulations to Linda McGee, Trivia Contest winner — S&H prevailed again!" from a con report for ZebraCon in Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #11 (1989) 
==Her Beginnings in Fandom==
From a 2017 interview:
==Focused on the Positive, Was a Mentor==
October 2, 2010: 
In 2011, McGee wrote: 
==Views on Labels and Warnings==
==Fan Comments==
==In Memorial==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:2023 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Linda Mooney

Linda Mooney is a prolific gen and het writer.
According to one reviewer: "Linda Mooney and Lucy Green, together and separately, have produced a wonderful assortment of fascinating digest zines - Classic stories such as Best Mirrors, Tim'rous Beastie, The Dawn Child, Eternity in an Hour...and Third Season stories such as Know Not the Heart and Mute Songs. Linda and Lucy’s MacWombat Press still provide these digest zines, keeping their tradition of quality fanfic available." 
==non-Beauty and the Beast zines in which her fiction appears==
* Above All Else (Ghost and Mrs. Muir & Phantom of the Opera)
* Different Drummer (Quantum Leap crossed with other fandoms)
* Lost Hours (Ladyhawke)
* Soul Hours (Ladyhawke)
* Property of the FBI (X-Files)
* Sword Unsheathed (Zorro)
* Duel of Hearts (Zorro)
* The Mask, The Whip and The Sword (Zorro)
* Dinghies (Ghost and Mrs. Muir)
* Tales from Schooner Bay (Ghost and Mrs. Muir)
* The Portrait (Ghost and Mrs. Muir)
* Shadows (X-Files)
* The New Adventures (Lois and Clark)
* The Schooner Bay Beacon (Ghost and Mrs. Muir)
* Impossible Dreams (Quantum Leap)
* Nightmares (X-Files)
* Hauntings (X-Files)
* Choices: The Devil His Due (Quantum Leap)
* Immortal Tales (Highlander)
* Captain's Logs (Ghost and Mrs. Muir)
* Z: Zorro Zine (Zorro)
==Beauty and the Beast zines in which her fiction appears==
* The Dawn Child
* The Lady of Lionmeade
* Circle of Light
* The Forever Night
* Destiny
* Wee Bairns
* Song of Solomon
* Old Souls
* Mute Songs
* Know Not the Heart
* Eternity in an Hour
* Tim'rous Beastie
* The Garden
* Tunnels of Love
* Faded Roses
* Love for All Seasons
* The Shadow Knight
* Threshold to Dreams
* Primal Symphonies
* White Cover
* Great Expectations: A World of Dancing Lights
* Within the Crystal Rose
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Linda Ploetz

She passed away on July 30, 2020 at the age of 70. A frequent attendee for over 30 years at many conventions on the East Coast such as Shoreleave, Farpoint, ClipperCon, OktoberTrek and Connexions. She was known to be very generous with her time and sharing her video cassette tapes of movies and TV shows. In 1987 she participated in an interview in Popstand Express: Pop Stand Express Interview with Linda Ploetz. She also appeared in Mary Van Duesen's 1986 tribute video to many of the friends Mary made in fandom over the years.
==References==
Category:2020 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Linda Sawicki

Linda Sawicki is a Star Trek fan whose participation in Star Trek fandom began in the mid 1970s. 
From her bio: ...in the 1970's ...I joined the club/group at the start. I helped out at the convention 04/16-18/75. This may be a reference to the first Star Trek convention held in Boston in April 1976. See: Boston Star Trek. . Wrote poetry stories did art work for the newsletter and zine. I was a member up until 1980...".Email to the Gardeners mailing list dated April 17, 2014.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Linda Short

Linda Short was a singer-songwriter filker. 
Produced at least three cassette tapes; Songs of the Seven, Ditties from the Edge of the World, and Some Dreams Are Worth Having for Blake's 7 fandom. 
Some of Linda's filks were included with Excalibur Enterprises.
She passed away in 2006, and in her honor her fans and friends uploaded several of her works on the internet.
==Memories==
==References==
Category:Filkers
Category:2006 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Linda Terrell

Linda Terrell was a fan writer, fan artists, organizer, con-goer. 
One of her pseuds was "London Bates," and she connected the two names in 1992 in the letterzine The Neutral Arbiter. "I wrote a couple Blake/Cally romances way back in 1986 and 1987. DOING TIME and INTERMEZZO IN B. DT is an "epic" only ever published in THE OTHER SIDE #2 and #3 and if you never read London Bates, well, you missed it. It's slated to be reprinted in FREE FOR ALL next August." -- from comments in The Neutral Arbiter #5 (June 1992) 
She was one of the big personalities in The Blake's 7 War, both with the name Terrell, as well as her pseud, London Bates.
Terrell published Federation Archives, a letterzine for the fan info service The Lost Seska, as well as nine issues of the Pros letterzine, Short Circuit.
Her writing and characterizations when writing as "London Bates" tended to invoke strong opinions. The Blake's 7 story Nearly Beloved's one example. Terrell herself was quite aware of this, and in 1990 commented: 
==The Blake's 7 Wars==
Linda Terrell/London Bates was a player in the The Blake's 7 Wars. 
==Zine Contributions==
Adventure... Plus | Airwaves | Airwaves Blake's 7 Special | Backtrack | Be Gentle With Us | Below the Surface | Blake, Rabble and Roll | Brit Shriek! | British Takeaway | Chalk and Cheese | The Chronicles | Chronicles Annual | Dial S | Down and Unsafe | ΞΕΝΟΦΟΝ | E-Man-Uelle | Espresso | The Faces of Time | Federation Archives | Forbidden Zone | Frak | Free for All | From the Notebook of Sarah Jane | Green Eggs and Ham | The Hols of CI5 | Homosapien | Interface | Liberator Fantasies | The Lost Seska | Magnificent Seven | Mélange | Morbius | Multiverse | The Neutral Arbiter | Oracle | The Other Side | Perihelion | Powerplay | Rassilon's Star | Return of the 7 | Short Circuit | Something... Unfriendly | Southern Comfort | Southern Seven | Space Oddity | Standard by Several | Starship Britannica | Those Who Favor Fire Time Log | Touched | Travelling Companion | The Unique Touch | Westering Boundaries | What You Fancy | Zeta Minor
==Parodies and Mentions in Other Fanworks==
London Bates was a BNF with such a recognizable style that she and her stories were mentioned in other fanworks. Some examples:
* Little Orphan Alpha by Ann Wortham & Leah Rosenthal in The Bizarro Zine #3 (1990)
* What I Did for Love by Madelyn Darring & Coral Court in Southern Comfort #7.5 (1994)
==Fan Reactions==
 
==Unknown Date==
===1993===
===1995===
===1996===
===2006===
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Convention Organizers
Linda Walter

Linda Walter is a Starsky & Hutch fan.
Walter was also a writer and cartoonist for print zines. An example of her fiction is Body 'n' Fender Blues.
She was the guest of honor at the first and second Zebra Con (1979 and 1980), and was a co-host of the three very gen Southern Con-Federacy conventions in Alabama. 
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==A Collector==
Linda was also major collector of items related to that show.
From the Zebra Con #2's first progress report (1980): 
From Shootout #10 (1985): 
==Print Zine Contributions==
* Blond Blintz Bulletin
* Casa Cabrillo
* Dirtball Dispatch
* Half you Half me
* Me and Thee
* One Shot
* Partners
* The Pits
* S and H
* Zebra Three
Lindar

Lindar is a British writer who wrote and published mainly slash fanzine fiction from 1990 through to 2011.
The first story 'Colours of the Night' (Captain Scarlet) was written for Sue Jenkins and published in her letterzine Late For Breakfast in 1990. Subsequent stories were published by Crevichon Press, PP Press, Jackie Edwards, Kathy Resch, and others, until Lindar set up Triffid's Leg Press to publish slash zines, both anthologies and novels.
The main output of Triffid's Leg Press was Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea slash stories and novels, but there were also several multi-media anthologies which included pairings from Captain Scarlet, Biggles, Perfect Scoundrels, Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, Thunderbirds, Sherlock Holmes, Planet of the Apes, The Lone Ranger, Journey Into Space and Star Trek TNG.
As of 2013 Lindar is still alive but not currently publishing new zines because the market for real paper zines has collapsed.
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Lindar's Voyages

Lindar's Voyages is a slash 95-page Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology of fiction by Lindar.
All stories were previously published in British and American fanzines and collected here in one place. 
==Summaries from the Publisher==
* Under a Silent Sea (Despite his outward calm efficiency, Lee Crane's dreams are haunted by Farrell's death.)(reprinted from Friends Will Be Friends #1) (1)
* Just for Being Alive (After Lee is almost lost on an enemy submarine, Nelson's welcome is especially warm.) (reprinted from Deep Waters Only) (7)
* Confessions by Lindar and the Captain (An exchange of love letters between Crane and Nelson reveals jealousy among the jokes.) (reprinted from Deep Waters Only) (17)
* This Stealthy Serpent (Nelson's former lover causes spark to fly when he visits Santa Barbara and first meets Lee.) (reprinted from Uncharted Waters #8) (23)
* Passage of Time (An aging Crane, Living with Nelson in their retirement, experiences a strange dream.) (reprinted from Friends Will Be Friends #2) (65)
* Highest Game of All by Lindar and the Captain (In a longer exchange of letters, Crane and Nelson divulge their secret sexual fantasies.) (reprinted from Different Voyages) (73)
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Lindberg's Legacy Press

Lindberg's Legacy Press was a Houston based fanzine publisher.
It was co-founded by Ann McKannan (Elaine) and Jackie Horgan. Elaine passed away in 1998 of ovarian cancer. Jackie died in 2000 of breast cancer.
Tribute website to one of the editors of Lindberg's Legacy Press - Ann Elaine McKannan, 1950-1998
==Every Little Bit Helps==
At an Eclecticon memorial gathering for Ann Elaine, a fan recounted: 
==Zines Published==
* Flanking Maneuvers (Rat Patrol)
* Imagination (original fiction)
* "The Night of the Irish Eyes" (Wild Wild West, incomplete, see proposed zines)
* The Wild Wild Loveless (Wild Wild West)
* The Wild Wild Fanzine (Wild Wild West)
* The Wild Wild Crossover (Wild Wild West)
==References==
Lindir

Lindir is a minor Elf character in the Tolkien universe. He appears briefly in The Fellowship of the Ring discussing songs with Bilbo in Rivendell.
He is sometimes interpreted as a minstrel, as his name means "singer" in Elvish.Paul Strack. Lindir at Eldamo - An Elvish Lexicon.
Lindir appears in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012), portrayed by actor/musician Bret McKenzie. McKenzie previously played an Elf extra in the Lord of the Rings films who became known to fans as Figwit. Some fans have interpreted Figwit to be Lindir, although McKenzie has said that he believes them to be different characters.Silas Lesnick at ComingSoon.net. Bret McKenzie Talks The Hobbit, 05 January 2012.
In The Hobbit film fandom, Lindir is commonly shipped with Elrond.
==Example Fanworks==
* Lindir by Gwyllion — Pencil drawing of Lindir playing a harp. Nominated for a BAFTA fan award in 2005.Nominations To Date, posted by awardsanonymous in baftas at LiveJournal, 25 June 2005. Nominated in the category "The Enormous Mysterious Art". (July 2004)
==External Links==
* Lindir (Tolkien) character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Lindir character filter in FanFiction.Net's Lord of the Rings category
* Lindir character filter in FanFiction.Net's The Hobbit category
* Lindir at The Encyclopedia of Arda
* Lindir at Tolkien Gateway
* Lindir at The One Wiki to Rule Them All on Fandom.com
==References==
Category:Tolkien Characters
Lindsay

Lindsay or Lindsey may refer to:
==Characters==
* Lindsay, a character from Total Drama.
* Lindsey McDonald, a character from Angel the Series.
==Fans==
*Lindsay Ellis, a Transformers fan, video essayist and media critic formerly associated with Channel Awesome.
*Dargelos, aka Portia Lindsay, a vidder, fanwriter and fanartist in various fandoms.
*Lindsay, a The Mummy fan featured in The Rick and Evie Archive.
*Sarah Lindsay, a Man from U.N.C.L.E. fan featured in the slash multimedia fanzine Diverse Doings.
*Lindsey, a fanworker for Roswell's Maria/Michael pairing, featured in The M&M Files.
*Lindsay Nicole, a Hanson fan
*Lindsay Rae, a Hanson fan
*Lyndzie Taylor, a Hanson fan