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The Friends We Refuse to Abandon

The Friends We Refuse to Abandon is the first story in a Dream SMP fanfiction series written by BeatrixGtheMaskedDogNoobsomeExagerjunk (renamed NoobsomeExagerjunk) on Archive of Our Own. It is a gen fic focusing on ConnorEatsPants and his relationships with other characters, particularly his late business partner and friend Jschlatt. He spends the fic trying to find a way to revive Schlatt, with the help of others along the way. It is succeeded by The Planet With a Thousand Sunsets.
Author's summary:
On AO3 the story has 20 comments, 343 kudos, and 4645 hits as of March 2023.
==Author's Notes==
The author made a Tumblr post full of detailed notes on the fanfic.
==Contents==
===Writing Style===
The fic has a non-linear style, with various events being told out of order, separated by italics.
===Quotes===
==Fanart==
Image:Merdie TFWRTA 1.png|Fanart by merdie
Image:Merdie TFWRTA 2.png
==References==
Category:Dream SMP
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
The Friends of David and Paul Magazine

The Friends of David and Paul Magazine is a monthly Starsky & Hutch zine created by Tracy Taylor.
The focus is David Soul and Paul Michael Glaser.
This zine was published in the UK.
From a November 1981 ad in A.P.B. #7: "Great little mag for all Paul and David fans, with poems, pen-pals, swaps, story’s etc. Price 50p plus 14p stamp."
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Category:Actor Zines
The Friends of Tom Baker (Doctor Who fan club)

The Friends of Tom Baker was a Doctor Who fan club.
It was run by Sue, Pam, Linda Mallory. After Sue and Pam left, Linda was left, and she closed the club down shortly after that. 
Membership was $10 a year. It included a subscription to the club's newsletter, "a high quality color 8 X 10 photo of Tom," a club button, and a membership card.
==Some Publications==
* The Friends of Tom Baker (newsletter)
* Tom Baker in Chicago (zine transcript)
* Among Friends (newsletter)
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The Frisco Kid

The Frisco Kid is a 1979 Western comedy film starring Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford.
Fanworks for the film are sometimes created as part of the broader Harrison Ford film fandom and sometimes crossed with other shows.
==Short Film Description==
Gene Wilder portrays a newly graduated yeshiva student who travels from Philadelphia to San Francisco to his job as a rabbi. He meets a good-natured, bumbling bank robber named Tommy Lillard, who is portrayed by Harrison Ford.
==Film Reviews==
Rogue's Gallery #11 (1983), a Harrison Ford zine printed two reviews by professional critics of "The Frisco Kid," then three fan reviews and a comment by the editor.
It is an example of different eyes, filters, agendas, and expectations, as well as fans' loyalty to celebrity.
===Excerpts from the Professional Reviews===
===Four Fans Comment Upon These Two Reviews===
==Zines with Frisco Kid Content==
* Facets (1979-1983)
* Gone to Texas (~ 1981)
* Wide Open Spaces (1981-1986)
* Flip of a Coin (1983-1996)
* Harrison Ford Fun Book (1983)
* Ghost Riders #2 (1985)
* Choice Parts #2 (1989)
* Multiverse #22 (1990)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fiction===
* Deja Vu by Pat Nussman, a Star Wars crossover
* A New State by Blackbird Song, written for Yuletide 2016
===Fanart===
File:Flip 2.jpg|cover of Flip of a Coin #2, Wanda Lybarger
File:Flip2-13.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #2, Cheryl Fint
File:Flip2-14.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #2, Gee Moaven
File:Flip2-15.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #2, Gee Moaven
File:Flip3-14.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #3, Barbara Frances-Simon
File:Flip6-15.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #6, Dani Lane (crossover with Little House on the Prairie)
File:Flip9-14.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #9, Mark Fisher
File:Flip11-16.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, Wanda Lybarger
File:Flip11-21.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, Jim Markle
File:Flip15-9.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #15, Wanda Lybarger (crossover with Journey to Shiloh)
File:Facets3-4.jpg|from Facets #3, Martynn
File:Facets3-5.jpg|from Facets #3, Martynn
File:Facets4-2.jpg|from Facets #4, Joni Wagner
File:Facets5-12.jpg|from Facets #5, Xenobia
File:Facets6-3.jpg|from Facets #6, Paulie
File:Facets9-10-11.jpg|from Facets #9/10, Leonard May Brecht
File:Facets9-10-15.jpg|from Facets #9/10, Martynn
File:Facets9-10-16.jpg|from Facets #9/10, Martynn
File:Facets9-10-18.jpg|from Facets #9/10, Martynn
==Links & Resources==
* The Frisco Kid (1979) at Archive of Our Own
* the-frisco-kid tag at Tumblr
==References==
*
The Froma

The Froma is a gen Blake's 7 story by Sheila Paulson.
It is part of the Jabberwocky series and published later by Judith Proctor with the other chapters of Jabberwocky. It is also in Down and Unsafe #6.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Fugitive (1993)

The Fugitive is a 1993 remake of the 1960s television series. It is part of the wider Harrison Ford fandom.
==Fanzines==
Gen:
*On the Run
Gen multimedia:
*The Eyes Have It!
*Flip of a Coin
*The Yule Tide
Slash:
*Behind the Mask
*The Cure
*Fumbling Towards Ecstasy - HG and Cherilyn
*Winter's End - Ellis Ward
Slash, multimedia:
*Indigo Boys (three stories)
*Playfellows (one story)
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Indigo2-8.jpg|Art from Indigo Boys #2 by SVE (1995)
File:Indigo3-4.jpg|Art from Indigo Boys #3 by Karen River (1996)
File:Wintersend.jpg|Art from Winter's End by Caren Parnes (1996)
==See Also==
*The Fugitive (TV)
*Harrison Ford
Category:The Fugitive (1993)
The Fugitive (TV)

The Fugitive was a tv series on ABC from 1963-1967 about Richard Kimble, a doctor who was falsely convicted for his wife's murder and is trying to prove his innocence while on the run. It starred David Janssen as Kimble and Barry Morse as Lt. Philip Gerard.
==Connection to )ther Fandoms==
The 1993 film remake starred Harrison Ford, already famous for his roles in both Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
The Fugitive is known among Star Trek fans for the guest appearances of DeForest Kelley (Dr. Leonard McCoy), William Shatner (Capt. James T. Kirk), and James Doohan (Scotty).
Barry Morse also appeared in Space: 1999, The Twilight Zone, and The Outer Limits with Grace Lee Whitney (Yeoman Janice Rand).
==Fanfiction==
* Stories by Jean Graham
==Mailing Lists==
*The Fugitive List
Category:The Fugitive (TV)
The Fugitive List

The Fugitive List was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership, with 553 members at its close. The group remained consistently active until 2012 when posting began to ebb until it dropped away in 2019. When it was active it had as many as 787 messages a month. Discussion ranged from celebrity news, searches for episodes or efforts to get the show aired, to episode discussion. 
The group was connected to a Fugitive fansite.
==Description==
==Sample Posts==
July 19, 1999
Hi, this is Joseph Rosenzweig who maintains the website HOMEPAGE OF THE
HUNTED, Unofficial Website of The Fugitive, at http://www.cis.upenn.edu
/~josephr/HOTH. The website is devoted to the television show `The
Fugitive', starring David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble and Barry
Morse as Lieutenant Philip Gerard. Please feel free to post anything
about the show or any questions you may have.
Category:The Fugitive (TV)
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
The Full Moony

The Full Moony is a fansite and fanworks archive dedicated to the Harry Potter character Remus Lupin. It was founded and run by Theresa McGray from August 2003 until it went offline in 2007.
The site's FAQ states:
As of March 29, 2007, the archive contained 222 works of fanart by 71 artists and 86 fanfics by 35 authors.The Full Moony main page, archived 29 March 2007 by the Wayback Machine.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Marauders
The Full Mountie

The Full Mountie is a 241-page slash Due South Fraser/Kowalski anthology. It has cartoons by Nola Frame-Gray and art by Peej, KOZ, TM Alexander. 
It is digest-sized with a comb binding. 
It won a 2001 Huggy Award Winner for Best Due South Story 'Strictly Canadian' by TM Alexander.
Despite there being a "1" on cover, it was the only issue. 
This zine required an age statement to purchase.
==From a Flyer==
==Contents==
* You Can Leave Your Hat On, short editorial (2)
* The Last Drop by Maya, art by KOZ (5)
* The Breakfast Date by Mirenna, art by TM Alexander (13)
* 20-20, poem by Anagi (29)
* Kaleidoscope by Eugenei Chua, art by KOZ, includes a stanza from "Possession" by Sarah MacLachlan (31)
* Yerk's Peppermint Patty by PeeJ (35)
* Losing Control by Pixie Nolan, art by TM Alexander ("Author's Note: The title is taken from a Headstones song by the same name.") (37)
* North Star, filk by Mama Deb ("Music by Anne Pasovoy (Harbors).") (72)
* Back of the Bus by Hamlette, art by PeeJ (75)
* I'm Listenin', poem written and Illustrated by PJ Alexander (81)
* Merry Christmas, Mr. Kowalski written and illustrated by TM Alexander (83)
* Turtle Wax by Peej (107)
* Cold Heaven by Cate North, art by Koz (109)
* Tears For Beth by Debra Fran Baker, art by TM Alexander (117)
* Silk by Andre, art by KOZ (107)
* Don't Know How to Let You Go by Sunny art by TM Alexander (131)
* Strictly Canadian by TM Alexander, art by Koz (153)
* Bios, who helped make this (242)
==Sample Interior==
File:Fullmountie-1.jpg|TM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-2.jpg|Peej
File:Fullmountie-3.jpg|TM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-4.jpg|TM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-5.jpg|Peej
File:Fullmountie-6.jpg|TM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-7.jpg|TM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-8.jpg|TTM Alexander
File:Fullmountie-9.jpg|Nola Frame-Gray
File:Fullmountie-10.jpg|alt=illustration of a naked Fraser gently holding an unconscious, and equally naked, Ray Kowalski|KOZ
File:Fullmountie-11.jpg|KOZ
File:Fullmountie-12.jpg|TM Alexander
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Fundamentals of Caring

The Fundamentals of Caring is a Yuuri/Viktor sickfic written by Braveten. It is a fluffy sickfic in which Yuuri becomes ill and delirious and Viktor is forced to take care of him. It is mostly canon compliant and depicts the developing feelings of both characters, and so is set prior to Yuuri and Viktor's established relationship. The fic also contains some eventual smut in Chapter 2. 
==Synopsis==
Summary:' 
“Let me guess, you’re going to go take care of Yuuri while he sleeps? Just in case he sneezes or something?” Yurio rolls his eyes, folding his arms across his chest. “Viktor, you’re whipped.”
Viktor rubs the back of his neck as he leans against the wall. “What does that mean?”
“It means that if Yuuri asked you to do a little dance for him in nothing but a coconut bra and a hula skirt, you’d do it.”
Viktor pauses, confused. “And that's a bad thing?”
Braveten also wrote a companion fic to The Fundamentals of Caring titled Easy Now with My Heart. Instead of Yuuri getting sick, alternatively, Viktor is the sick one. Though part of the same series, both fics are not set in the same timeline and so the second fic is therefore not a continuation. 
The fic was also translated into Chinese by betty5271.
==Reactions & Reviews==
On Archive of Our Own, the fic has gained over 8800 kudos, making it one of the most popular sickfic on the archive as of 2018. Additionally, the fic also ranks in the top 20 Yuri!!! on Ice fics on AO3.
==Fanworks inspired by The Fundamentals of Caring==
File:The Fundamentals of Caring artwork by rmkrsw.jpg|Fan artwork by Remi (rmkrsw) based on the scene where Yuuri loses his voice and requires pen and paper to communicate with Viktor.
File:The Fundamentals of Caring moodboard.jpg|alt=Black and white images of: tiled covered rooftops; two naked men embracing in bed; a bowl of bread pudding; a bed with rumpled sheets.|Moodboard for the fic, created by babyotaku 
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
The Further Adventures

You may be looking for the Sentinel slash zine, The Further Adventures of James Ellison and the Professor.
The Further Adventures is a het 132-page Lois and Clark anthology.
* "Clark Stays Over" - Clark's apartment is torched, and Lois believes his life may be in danger. (Pre-revelation)
*"Dreams" - Perry White has his top reporters test out a new machine . . . with unexpected results. 
*"Clark Kent, This is Your Life" - In this "alternate what-if" story, Clark contemplates how miserable his marriage is . . . to Mayson. 
*"Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave" - Lois is publically accused of cheating on her husband, Clark. The proof shows her in bed with Superman! (written before the episode "Sex, Lies, and Videotape")
==Sisterzines==
* The New Adventures
* The Further Adventures
* The Continuing Adventures
* The Erotic Adventures
Category:Lois and Clark
The Further Adventures of Flynn

The Further Adventures of Flynn is a gen Tron 118-page anthology of fiction, puzzles, drawings, photos, and poems. It was asking for submissions for the first time in Datazine #23 in 1983. 
=="Resurrection," and Mary Sue==
A fan in 1998 posited that one of the characters in this story was a Mary Sue: 
==Contents==
* The Magic of Tron, an essay by Matt McCullar
* Recognizer program
*Tron graffiti
* Tron's Trip, fiction by Laura Michaels
* Inside Out, fiction by J.A. Raish with illos by Linda Ojard
* L'Orange, fiction by J.A. Raish with drawings by Judith Dalton
* Never Quite the Same Again, fiction by Laura Shanahan
* a Tron ice show review with photos by Judith Dalton
* Resurrection, fiction by Phyllis Milby with illos by Ted Delorme
* The Blank Plague, fiction by Laura Ruskin
==References==
Category: Tron (1982)
Category:1986 Zines
The Further Adventures of James Ellison and the Professor

You may be looking for the Lois and Clark zine, The Further Adventures.
 
The Further Adventures of James Ellison and the Professor is a slash four-story 168-page anthology by Serena. The art is by TACS. 
It was first published by AMC Press in 2001. In 2018, it was reissued in print and PDF by Requiem Publications.
==Part of a Series==
* Family Secrets (October 1999)
* The Game's Afoot (January 2000)
* Reign of Terror (May 2000)
* The Further Adventures of James Ellison and the Professor (August 2001)
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Further Adventures of Myhr

'''
The Further Adventures of Myhr is a 139-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology of fiction by Jacqueline Skalski, Marcia Lefebvre, and Marina Broers. 
It is a sequel to The Adventures of Myhr.
Myhr is a fan's persona.
From the Crystal Rose Lending Library: "Art by Pam Tuck, J. Skalski, Carmen Rivadeneyra, and Marina Broers. Stories of the further humorous adventures of Jamie Murray's alter ego, Myrh."
==Contents==
* The Great Cover Up by Jackie Skalski ("Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!")
* Snow Job 
* The Ghosts and Mr. Myhr ("A haunted house, reporters and a larcenous nephew make for an exciting night for Myhr and his friends.")
* Oh Say Can You See by Jackie Skalski ("A trip to the optometrist has some unusual repercussions.")
* Myhrphy's Law by Jackie Skalski ("An overnight stay in the woods is not exactly a trip to grandma's house for Myhr!")
* Catspaw ("Caught between worlds, Myhr struggles with the forces of good and evil.")
* So It Begins by Marina Broers ("Myhr is thrown into a hostage situation with his crew workers.")
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
The Fuselage

The Fuselage was the official Lost website, and it contained a threaded message board with the same name. The board was very popular with fans who gathered there to discuss the show, share theories and live reactions, and talk to VIPs on the creative team and cast. As of December 2008, the board contained 86,164 threads with 1,931,902 posts, made by 63,868 members.Archived link to the Fuselage forum, December 02, 2008.
The Fuselage was the brainchild of Buffy writing room alum David Fury, who had previously posted on The Bronze, a similar forum that allowed interaction between fans and TPTB.Interview with David Fury, 2006. 
Fans who posted on the board referred to themselves as fuselagers or lagers. 
==References==
Category:Lost
The Fushigi Yugi Yaoi Webring

The Fushigi Yugi Yaoi Webring is a webring for sites with yaoi based on the Fushigi Yuugi anime and manga series. 
==Member Sites==
*Noire Sensus - A yaoi/slash fan site with a huge fanfiction archive for Final Fantasy VIII and IX, Harry Potter, Fushigi Yuugi, Lord of the Rings, Tekken, and more. Submissions accepted. Also holds interactive media, character information and image galleries. Boasts an ever expanding Quotes Archive.
Category:Fushigi Yuugi
Category:Yaoi Websites
Category:Anime & Manga Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
The Fushigi Yuugi Lovers Ring

The Fushigi Yuugi Lovers Ring is a Fushigi Yuugi webring.
==Member Sites==
*Noire Sensus - A yaoi/slash fan site with a huge fanfiction archive for Final Fantasy VIII and IX, Harry Potter, Fushigi Yuugi, Lord of the Rings, Tekken, and more. Submissions accepted. Also holds interactive media, character information and image galleries. Boasts an ever expanding Quotes Archive.
Category:Fushigi Yuugi
Category:Anime & Manga Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
The Future Leads to the Past

The Future Leads to the Past is a K/S story by Sharon Pillsbury.
It was published in Charisma #5.
==Summary==
"In this first time novel, Kirk and Spock must enter Romulus' past through the Guardian of Forever to regain their history after a scientist changes the past. Posing as Romulan "peasants", they enter a convoluted time-loop where Kirk ends up revealing himself to be a Klingon agent and Spock -- his loyal Vulcan bondmate."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Future Tense Affair

The Future Tense Affair is a gen Man From U.N.C.L.E. and Star Trek: TOS 98-page crossover by D.W. Chong ; based on a story by Lucy Seaman; illustrated by Gennie Summers.
It was probably edited by Jim Rondeau. 
==Summary==
From an ebay seller: 
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Future of British Conventions

In 1977, a fan wrote "an open letter to Trekfans" which she titled "The Future of British Conventions." It was published in STAG #25. 
The letter addresses many things including costs, the importance of organization, the fear of fandom's fracture, the desire to emulate at least one tradition in science fiction fandom, and illustrates the growing pains of Star Trek fandom in the UK. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fans and fandom organization
* a desire for UK cons not to be like US cons
* rising costs of being a fan
* the functions of cons: communication, reaffirming identity, creativity, power
* the fracturing and enlarging of fandom and what that means
* who are cons for
* the importance of the revenue of the bar tab and alcohol sales
==Text of the Letter==
This letter, among other things, was one thing that led to the practice of Star Trek fans presenting and voting for the series of Star Trek cons that would continue for many, many years:
 
==Fan Reaction==
 
 
==References==
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1977 Open Letters
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Future of Star Trek Fandom

The Future of Star Trek Fandom is a 1977 Star Trek: TOS essay by M.J. Fisher and John Baker.
It was printed in Spectrum #31.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the trends, and where fandom was headed: "The future fandom that we envision looks upon this present period in fannish history as a halfway point in the chronology - We believe that fandom will remain quite active well into the 1980s and in general, our future fandom is based at that point in time."
* Star Trek fandom will divide into two eras: 1. a pre-movie or a revival period, 2. a post-revival period
* procons and their future challenges
* fan campaigns and the pressure to bring back the third season of the show, and to convince Paramount to make Star Trek: The Motion Picture (the latter at the time of this essay was still three years from release)
* Star Trek fandom will fade and die, but fans learned a lot of new skills
==From the Essay==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References==
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Perspectives on Fans
The Future of Vidding (1995)

In 1995, some of the members of the Virgule-L mailing list discussed the future of vidding and how technology might change how fan vids were made. At the time, there were few digital (or computer) vids. Vids were made linearally (one clip inserted after another), with no ability to edit or shift clips around after they were recorded to tape. All source was analog (video cassette tapes) and with each copy, the vid quality degraded. As a result, vidding as an art form was hampered by the limits of these tools.
Lynn C. posted the following series of questions to the mailing list. It is included here with permission.
==Reactions==
Interestingly, the post inspired little follow-on discussion. It may have been because so few vidders had had any exposure to digital vidding, so they could not imagine how the new technology might impact the approach to fanvids. In the intervening years, several things have proven to be true: the quantity of fanvids and the number of fan vidders increased exponentially. Fan vidders grew more creative with the use and placement of clips. And constructed reality vids became easier to make.
The essay also shows that prior to the introduction of Yotube, there was some industry interest in creating tools for the amateur video editor and that they were aware of fan vidding as an art form.
The other question, about the number of fan vidders who existed at the time was harder to answer as prior to the Internet fans were less visible to one another and the only way to see vids was to travel to conventions or to order them by mail. Rough estimates place the number of fan vidders in the United States in the hundreds, as the equipment was expensive and fans had to train one another in how to use it to make vids. That all was swept away when digital fan vidding took over and more and more fans had access to video editing software, computer equipment and the Internet as a method of distribution. 
Morgan Dawn, a fan vidder, was a member of Virgule-L at the time and remembers the post:
==References==
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Futurian

The Futurian was a British science fiction zine published from 1938-1940. It was suspended with the outbreak of war and replaced with The Pseudo-Futurian. According to a January 1939 review, it was printed instead of being hectographed or mimeographed.
== Reviews ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1939 Zines
Category:1940 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
The GJErotica Archive

The GJErotica Archive is the archive of the GJErotica mailing list which is for fans of the Gabrielle/Joxer romance who like to write and read adult fiction dedicated to these two characters. From the FAQs:The page is a member of the Subtext of a Different Kind webring and The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring.
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Archives
Category:2000s