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The Night of the Eagle

You may be looking for Donna Gentry's Night Eagle Sentinel AU.
This is a 51-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Caz a.k.a Carol Hart & Marie Hietala a.k.a Fromthelandofoz Oz in 1985. This edition has a cover and interior illustrations by Suzan Lovett.
This zine, however, was first published in the U.K by Spotlight on Leonard Nimoy Fanclub 1984 as "Night of the Wolfen" (page count unknown) and also appears to have had an edition that was titled "Night of the Wolf" (72 pages, date unknown). 
It has a sequel, Day of the Hawk.
==Summary==
==Editor's Remarks==
From Ingrid Cross and Joyce Tullock:
: "The Night of the Eagle is a Spock novella. It came to us, literally, by one of those miracles of happenstance that befalls people of our trade from time to time. And while we're proud to present the talents of Marie and Carol to American readers, we know we owe thanks aplenty. To Marie and Carol, for sharing their adventuresome talent and love for Trek. To Johanna Cantor and Mardi Lamski for their cooperation and hard work. To Suzan Lovett: her illos are spirited and true to the story, and her talent joins with The Night of the Eagle to make it shine all the more. And this story does shine. Written and illoed by Spock fans, we know it is their hope that all who read it will enjoy!" from Karracaz 
==Night of the Eagle Artwork==
File:NOTW 2.jpg|internal artwork by Suzan Lovett for "Night of the Eagle"
==Night of the Wolfen ==
Art:
File:Night of the Wolfen 001.jpg|internal illustration for "Night of the Wolfen"
File:Night of the Wolf 1.JPG|internal illustration for "Night of the Wolfen"
File:Night of the Wolf illo.jpg|internal illustration for "Night of the Wolfen"
==Night of the Wolf ==
This edition contains 72 pages, date unknown, was by Caz and Ozz, with a single illo by Carol Hart. It was available from Sylvia Billings in the UK.
File:nightofthewolf.jpg|cover of "Night of the Wolf"
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==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Nightmare Before Christmas

The Nightmare Before Christmas is an animated film.
==Overview==
*Fans debate whether TNBC is more in the spirit of a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie.
*Aesthetic
*Theories and speculation
*Jack Skellington/Sally
*Graphic novel semi-canon sequel
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
* by jgodzilla1212, 2023 
===Fanart===
File:Sally by Lacriss.jpg|"Sally" by Lacriss, inspired by the style of Alphonse Mucha (2017)
File:The American Gothic Before Christmas by MojoMay.jpg|The American Gothic Before Christmas by MojoMay (2017) – Based on American Gothic by Grant Wood.
* by hecklefreckled, 2023
* by RM73, 2010
* by Zlydoc, 2006
* by Lily-pily, 2007
* by stellab, 2008 
* by LidTheSquid, 2013
* handmade plush doll of Jack Skellington, photo originally posted in 2007, by malice_doll
===Cosplay===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanwork Reclists and Collections===
==External Links==
* The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) on Archive of Our Own
* Nightmare Before Christmas on FanFiction.Net
* #the nightmare before christmas and #tnbc tags on Tumblr
==References==
Category:The Nightmare Before Christmas
The Nightowl's Nest: The Sentinel Resource Site

The Nightowl's Nest: The Sentinel Resource Site is a Sentinel website with a focus on show resources for fans. 
It was a member of The Sentinel Webring.
"The formatting can be a little weird on this site, but the information is useful. The character bios in the resource section are quite handy for those unfamiliar with the show. You might also find Canon or Fanon interesting. Or just amusing." Fandoms I Have Loved 2: The Sentinel , May 4, 2004 
==Contents==
* The Sentinel Resource Information: Canon info for fanfic writers -- the loft, the P.D., etc.
* The Sentinel Calendar: Upcoming appearances, events, conventions, etc.
* Spirit Guides: Info, pictures, artwork and places to buy merchandise 
* The Sentinel Story Bible Project: Episode guides, pictures, transcripts and more 
* Production Trivia: Info on Pet Fly, Vancouver, distribution, soundtrack CD, etc. 
* Fandom Connections: How to join fan clubs, discussion lists and webrings 
* The Sentinel Timeline: Dates for series events, plus extrapolations 
* Miscellaneous TS Topics: Bert's Trivia, Shamanism, and other TS-themed stuff that is just "Simply Fun!!!"
* Nightowl's Tribute: Biographies and information on TS cast and crew 
==References=
Category:2000s
Category:Sentinel Websites
The Nightrunner Series

The Nightrunner Series is a multi-part espionage and fantasy series written by Lynn Flewelling with seven novels and a collection of related short stories. A prequel series titled The Tamir Triad was also released taking place centuries earlier in the story. Nightrunner has two protagonists, the spies Seregil and Alec.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Seregil/Alec
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Three Nights Under a Reckless Waxing Moon by subterrain, Seregil/Alec, A few nights during the two years Seregil and Alec spent in the mountains after destroying the Helm. Rec
*Twilight Zone by Twilight, Seregil/Alec, This story takes place between the second-to-last and the last page of Stalking Darkness.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Nightrunner series & crossover works at FFN
* Nightrunner works at AO3
* nightrunner (LJ)
* Nightrunner Series (DA)
==References==
Category:Nightrunner
The Nimoy Award

The Nimoy Award was given to a fan who had been the "most active" in Star Trek: TOS fandom that year.
Leonard Nimoy gave the 1967 award, the first one, to Nancyann Hiera. 
==Hiera's Recollections Printed in Spock's People==
==Hiera's Recollections Printed in "Star Parade Magazine" (May 1968)==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Awards
Category:1967 Awards
Category:1960s Awards
The Nimoy Factor (fan club)

The Nimoy Factor was a Star Trek: TOS and Leonard Nimoy fan club founded and run by Diane Steiner. 
It was a member of LNAF.
Its main activity appears to be the fanzine of the same name, The Nimoy Factor.
From 1972: 
Diane Steiner wrote in 1973: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Nimoy Nest

The Nimoy Nest was a Leonard Nimoy fan club founded and run by Richard Arnold and his mom, Denny Arnold. Its focus was Star Trek: TOS, Catlow and Mission Impossible.
It was affiliated with Leonard Nimoy Association of Fans.
One publication was The Nest Egg.
==A 1972 Description==
From Nimoyan Dispatch v.2 n.1: 
==Change of Leadership==
From the May 1972 issue of The Nest Egg where "Big Bird" is listed as Richard Arnold and "Secretary Bird" is listed as Denny Arnold: 
==Some "Nestlings"==
Some of the member names mentioned in the December 1971 and May 1972 issues of The Nest Egg:
* Anne Trembley
* Becca Oroukin
* Bee O'Dell
* Bruce Nardoci
* Carolyn Bowling
* Claire Mason
* Eloise Stevens
* "umpteen Arnolds"
** Denny Arnold
** Richard Arnold
** Mary Arnold
** Elinor Arnold
* JJ
* Kay Creamer
* Mary Kissel
* Maureen Doyle
* Roz Oberdieck
* Terry Skibiski
* Vicky Caldwell
Category:1971 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
The Nimoy Tribe

The Nimoy Tribe was a Star Trek: TOS fan club created and run by Cathy Greathouse.
It was a chapter of LNAF.
In 1972, this chapter moved to Los Angeles from Grand Prairie, Texas.
==References==
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:1971 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Nimoyan & Spock's Scribes Area-Captain Handbook

The Nimoyan & Spock's Scribes Area-Captain Handbook is an 20-page booklet for area captains of Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes, a Star Trek fan club. It was compiled by Nana Grasmick and edited by Sam Cole, and L'shaya Salkind, "with special assist from K-nut."
The art is by Karen Flanery.
"This booklet is intended for the use of the Area Captains of the Nimoyan and Spocks Scribes only, and is not for distribution to general membership."
==Similar Zines==
* Introduction to the Spock's Scribes: A Different Star Trek Fan Club
* Introduction to the Nimoyan & Spock's Scribes 
* Pastak! Spock's Scribes Welcomes You...
 
==Contents==
* Introduction (1)
* Nimoy's Nuts (2)
* Duties of the Staff (3)
* Senior Nuts (4)
* Personal Secretaries (5)
* Duties of the Area Captains (6)
* History of the Scribes (10)
* Characters and Mascots (14)
* Questions of Members (16)
* Rules and Policy (18)
 
File:Nimoyancaptain-2.jpg|rules
File:Nimoyancaptain-3.jpg|rules
File:Nimoyancaptain-5.jpg|personas and mascots
File:Nimoyancaptain-6.jpg|personas and mascots
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1971 Zines
The Nimoyan Fellowship

The Nimoyan Federation was a Star Trek: TOS fan club with an emphasis on Spock and the actor who portrayed him. 
The club published the zine The Spockulator.
==Complicated Cross-Pollination==
The Chicago chapter of Nimoyan-Spock's Scribes became "The Nimoyan Fellowship" sometime before June 1968. from The Hailing Signal (June 1968) 
This club became an affiliate of The Enterprise Science Fiction Club in mid-1968. 
Around November 1968, Spock Sounds Off (fan club: U.S.S. Nimoy) "merged with" "The Nimoyan Fellowship" and "Spock Sounds Off."
Like many fan clubs, "The Nimoyan Fellowship" was also a satellite of Leonard Nimoy National Association of Fans. 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1968 Zines
The Nine Lives of Chloe King

The Nine Lives of Chloe King is a supernatural drama/action trilogy of books and a 1 season ABC Family television series.
==Canon==
The series follows Chloe King, a girl who discovers that she is a descendant of an ancient race of Bastet offspring called the Mai, as she attempts to learn more about her cat-like powers with her friends and protectors, while also assuming the role of the "Uniter", a warrior that can stop the war between Mai and humans. Chloe is also bestowed with nine lives and must stay alive while dealing with her love life and the mysteries behind her missing father.
==Fandom==
The NLoCK fandom is fairly small, and mainly focused on the TV series compared to the book trilogy. Fanfiction is mainly posted to FanFiction.net and Archive of Our Own. The only main discussion/fanworks is the LiveJournal community is nlock. Tumblr has some activity but it is fairly low.
Shipping is mainly Chloe/Alek (Chalek) or Chloe/Brian. Another pairing that appeared in the fandom is Alek/Amy.
==Fanworks==
*The Witch Uniter Series- Chloe is a witch of the Covenant moving to San Francisco to complete her Uniter duties. She meets Alek and feels an instant spark but can a witch and a Mai really work it out? (Tenshinrtaiga)
*Chole King has a Destiny- Chloe King died on her 16th birthday. But it was also the day her life really began. Discovering she was different, not human, shifted her reality on its head and left her dizzy with confusion, and then there were the two boys who wanted to be part of her new life. (jenwin23)
*Not Enough- As if being a teenager wasn't enough, Chloe has to balance her life and her duties as the Uniter of the Mai while hiding it from her mother, finding time to be with her friends, dealing with heartache and with her mixed feelings for a fellow blond Mai. (ChaosandMischief)
*Nine Lives of Chloe King: a continuation of the show- A continuation of the amazing television show that got canceled and left all of its viewers hanging around! :) (Shelpytheturtle)
===Fanart===
* #The Nine Lives of Chloe King
* Chloe King, Alek Petrov
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Nine Lives of Chloe King works at AO3
* The Nine Lives of Chloe King works at FFN
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr tags: the nine lives of chloe king
==Resources==
* The Nine Lives of Chloe King Wiki
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Young Adult Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Ninth Circle (due South zine)

You may be looking for the X-Files zine, The 9th Invocation.
The Ninth Circle is a slash Due South novel by Corby. It is 300 pages and has graphics by JJ, along with many photos ("some rare"). 
The zine focuses on the Vecchio/Fraser relationship.
==Flyer==
==References==
 Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter

The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter was a newsletter for fans of Star Trek: TNG. It was created by Phil Farrand as plugs for his series of for-profit books. 
It is unknown what the "Guild" refers to, perhaps a fan club? In the second newsletter, Farrand says there are 1500 members, in the fourth newsletter, there were 2500 members. Not all of the members of the Guild subscribed to the newsletter, which appears to have a circulation of about 340.
==Context==
These newsletters were accompaniments for The Nitpicker’s Guide for Next Generation Trekkers, the first of a series of for-profit books that had been published in November 1993. 
==Issue 1 (v.1 n.1)==
The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter 1 was published in April 1994 and contains 8 pages. 
From the editor: 
From the introduction to "Reconized Corrigenda" (A nitpick: "Reconized Corrigenda" is the title from the article, the title on the front cover's TOC: "Recognized Corridena"): 
* Notes from the Chief (1)
* Alternate Viewpoints (2)
* Recognized Corridenda (5)
* Season One Nits (7)
==Issue 2 (v.1 n.1)==
The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter 2 was published in July 1994 and contains 9 pages.
From the editorial: 
 
* Notes from the Chief (1)
* Nitpicking the Universe (2)
* A Few Common Discussions (6)
* Trek Around the World (7)
* More Season One Nits (8)
==Issue 3 (v.1 n.3)==
The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter 3 was published in October 1994 and contains 8 pages.
"The Guild has over 2000 members now. Of course, not everyone subscribes to the newsletter but for those who do, I thank you for that as well."
From the editorial: 
* Notes from the Chief (1)
* The Funnies (2)
* Continuing Communications (4)
* Humor Not Included (6)
* Still More Season One Nits (7)
==Issue 4 (v.1 n.4)==
The Nitpicker's Guild Newsletter 4 was published in December 1994 and contains 9 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Notes from the Chief (1)
* Continuing Communications (2)
* Humor Not Included (5)
* Still More Season One Nits (6)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Noco Sleepy-Time Collaboration

The Noco Sleepy-Time Collaboration was a collaboration in the Total Drama fandom for fanart and fanfic of Cody/Noah with a "sleepy-time" theme organized by StarryLuminary. The collab was tested for interest in 2023 (20 Sept 2023), and everything was put together and published to Tumblr in 2024. It was the first collab by StarryLuminary for the fandom, the second being Lights, Camera, NoCo!
== Informational ==
==Contributors==
Artists: @miahasahardname @duncanseyebrowpiercing @same-name-supremacy @throwawaycan @d1g1tald1saster @idiotictammi @i-dont-need-socks-mom @gremlinataneasel @clarence-wendle-art @aangellface
Authors: @n00dl3gal @starlight-tequila @hardcore-solangelo-19 @i-dont-muggle @cupidariumzz @glitterblooded @maybeophe
==References/Further Reading==
Category:Total Drama
Category:2024 Fanart
Category:2024 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Art
The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind

The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind was the site created by The Divine Adoratrice to house their essays. It is part of The Divine Adoratrice's World o'Fanfic.
==The Meta==
* What's all this, then? August 9, 1997. My rather vague explanation of why I write slash.
* All God's children got agendas August 18, 1997. A little rant about what it means to have an "agenda."
* Seeing slash September 6, 1997. Some characters turn us on, and others... don't.
* Actually, I'm not. September 19, 1997. Ashamed of myself, that is.
* Mild dislike on the Web. September 25, 1997. Who decides what should be be posted?
* Who is this Mary Sue person? October 7, 1997. ...and why am I supposed to care about her?
* My God, what a concept! October 27, 1997. You mean fanfic's not just on the Internet?
* The More Things Change, the More They Really, Really Suck. November 10, 1997. No, I haven't written any DS fic lately.
* What's in a pseudonym? November 18, 1997. Of the naming of slashers.
* Never in their wildest dreams... December 22, 1997 (revised January 1, 1998). Do straight men really go down on each other?
* Tell me again how much you love me. January 13, 1998. Should a writer demand LoC's?
* If you can't say something nice... February 10, 1998. How come everyone who likes a story is right, and everyone who dislikes it is wrong?
* Don't hate me because I can spell. February 17, 1998. Your teachers were right: spelling counts.
* Sing a song... March 26, 1998. ...but think twice before you put it in a story.
* Homicide: Slash on the Street. May 9, 1998 (revised May 10, 1998). There's a good reason why it's not out there.
* It can be done! May 31, 1998. Meet Megan Connor.
* Here we go again June 7, 1998 (revised June 14, 1998). Is Due South due for another rebirth?
* Slash is where you find it. July 14, 1998. Why not go off the beaten path once in a while?
* I just can't hear it. September 29, 1998 (and wasn't it a lovely summer?). It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
* I'm baaack... December 26, 1998. Let the festivities commence!
* Homicide Redux. January 10, 1999. Once more, with feeling.
* This'll hurt you more than it hurts me. March 28, 1999, Blair, you've been a naughty boy. Updated 4/4/99
* Spanky and Her Gang. April 2, 1999. Letters, I get letters....
* Love and Coconuts. April 9, 1999. You know, I'm not even going to try to sum this one up.
* What's so bad about being bad? May 5, 1999. Not every story is created equal.
* To publish or not to publish. May 27, 1999. A few thoughts on The Sentinel's season finale.
* Stop, Thief! July 11, 1999. Plagiarism steals a lot more than stories.
* We are family. August 8, 1999. ...I got all my fan-girls and me...
* Who do you want to be today? September 1, 1999. You don't have to say who you are, but you should be who you are. Or something.
* Hair today, gone tomorrow. October 31, 1999. Not the locks!
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Trickster.org
The Normandy Raid

You may be looking for The Norway Raid.
The Normandy Raid is a gen Rat Patrol 100-page novel by L.C. Wells. The cover and interior art is by Chari Wessel. 
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==Fanworks in This Universe==
 
* Wadis and Oases
* The Norway Raid
* Hedgerows and Minefields
* The Last Ride Raid
*Deadlines and Commitments
*Dreams Don't Die
* The Normandy Raid
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: "In the weeks after D-Day, 1944, allegiances are fluid among the hedgerows of France. Some of the French work for France; some for themselves; some for the Germans. Amid the volatile situation, the four members of the Rat Patrol work to bring an early end to the war, by converting -- or killing -- the leader of the German Forces in France, Field Marshal Erwin Rommel." 
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:2002 Zines
The North-West Passage

The North-West Passage is a Mulder/Krycek series by torch. The two main parts are Ghosts and Lovers.
==Series==
:Art by Rachel Lewis.
:Ghosts I: I know where I'm going || 16,000 words.
:Ghosts II: And I know who's going with me || 30,300 words.
:Ghosts III: I know my dear love || 36,700 words.
:Ghosts IV: But I don't know who I'll marry || 14,200 words.
:Ghosts I-IV || 96,800 words. R. Art by Jo B. Art by luin. Ghosts zine page. || Krycek returns from Russia and seeks Mulder's help in investigating a case. Mulder, Scully and Krycek form an uneasy alliance, but nothing is as it seems in the small town of Leyden Creek.
:Remembrance and reminder || 1,000 words. R. || Mulder thinks back.
:Lovers I: Carrion comfort || 21,800 words.
:Lovers II: Darksome devouring || 21,700 words.
:Lovers III: In turns of tempest || 22,200 words.
:Lovers IV: Sheer and clear || 21,500 words.
:Lovers V: Heaven-handling || 21,200 words.
:Lovers VI: Of now done darkness || 21,100 words.
:Lovers I-VI || 130,000 words. NC-17. Art by Jo B. || A former colleague of Mulder's asks for help with a serial killer. Mulder and Scully arrive in San Francisco to find that they aren't the only ones to take a special interest in this case.
:Like a knife || 100 words. PG. A snippet for jain.
==Reception==
Reach a Little Bit Higher is a fanfic dedicated to the story.
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The North Castle

Created in 1997, The North Castle is a popular and long-running website dedicated to the early games in The Legend of Zelda series.Zelda Gamepedia: North Castle. Accessed September 25, 2018. It and the fanfiction written by host Lady Juliet were the recipients of many awards, including the Zelda Temple's Zelda Oscars and the Exploding Deku Nut lifetime achievement award.
==Content==
The static layout of the site, with the directory on one side, external links on the other, and content in the middle, was a common design for web 1.0 pages. The forums, too, harken back to fanspaces in the early 2000s. The site is divided into 4 main sections: the Archive, which contains information about the older games, the cartoon, merchandise, and downloadable Zelda media; the Courtyard for fan interaction; the Guild, which hosts fan creations; and Site Info. 
==Fanfiction by Lady Juliet and Kirsty==
Included in the fanfiction section are the stories by Lady Juliet and her sister Kirsty. These long Link/Zelda fics were some of the early stories in the Zelda fandom that were available online, predating many of fics inspired by 1998's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Zelda FanFiction: Our Work Accessed September 25, 2018. 
===Battle for Power===
* The Dark Empowerment
* The Third Triforce
* The Amulet of Nagul
===The Next Saga===
* Future's Past
* Darkness Comes 
* The Fall of Evil
===Epilogue===
* Requital
===Quest For Immortality===
* Shadows of the Past
* The Resurrection
* Paths of Deception
* Triad of Evil
===Epilogue===
* Resolution 
===Ties of Fate===
* The Order of Fate
* Shadows of Fate
Image:Bookcov.jpg|The Dark Empowerment
Image:Bookcov3.jpg|The Third Triforce
Image:Bookcov2.jpg|The Amulet of Nagul
Image:Bookcov4.jpg|Future's Past
Image:Bookcov5.jpg|Darkness Comes
Image:Bookcov6.jpg|The Fall of Evil
Image:Book requital.png|Requital
Image:Book shadows.png|Shadows of the Past
Image:Book resurrection.png|The Resurrection
Image:Book paths.png|Paths of Deception
Image:Book triad.png|Triad of Evil
Image:Book resolution.png|Resolution
Image:Book order.png|The Order of Fate
Image:Book fate.png|Shadows of Fate
==External Links==
North Castle History
==References==
Category: The Legend of Zelda
The North Remembers

The North Remembers is a novel length A Song of Ice and Fire story by qqueenofhades. It is canon divergence AU set after the end of the Dance of Dragons. The fic gained a large following, and garnered media attention. As of June 2021, it has over 193,133 hits, 2000 kudos, 1000 comments, and 680 bookmarks on Archive of Our Own. In 2016 it won in the category All Time Favorite Game of Thrones Fanfic at the Fanatic Fanfic Awards.
==Summary==
==Author Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Media Reviews===
===Fan Reactions and Reviews===
 
==Links==
*TVTropes page for The North Remembers 
==Further Reading==
*When fanfiction gets so popular, it spurs its own fandom (and babies) syfy.com article by Kristina Manente, which mentions The North Remembers, along with several other fanfics that have spawned their own fandoms
*The best (and the weirdest) of "Game of Thrones" fanfiction by Molly Templeton salon.com
*50 Must-Read GAME OF THRONES Fan Fiction by Christine Hoxmeier for bookriot.com, The North Remembers is listed first in the Post–A Dance with Dragons Game of Thrones Fan Fiction section
*Legendary fan stories from the world of Game of Thrones by Kristina Manente, The North Remembers is the first story listed
==References==
 
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction