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More Than Words... When Worlds Collide

You may be looking for When Two Worlds Collide, a Star Trek: TOS zine or When Worlds Collide, a Back to the Future zine.
More Than Words... When Worlds Collide is a slash Stargate SG-1 208-page anthology of fiction by Pantha. It has art by Equinoxe.
==Description==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Contents==
* Shoulda Known Better
* Locked Away Inside of Us
* What Started Out As Friendship...
* Layin' It on the Line
* Gotta Find a Way
* Simply Irresistible
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
More Than Words Awards

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The More Than Words Hanfic Awards were awards for Hanson fanfic. They ran for two sessions in 2001 and were moderated by AJ.
==Summer==
Best Sequel
Surrealistic Emotions by Keryn
Best Series
Parts of a Picture by CandyStix
Inspired You To Write
Maybe Tomorrow by Jenn
Most Original Story Title
Cocaine Loads For the Teenage Soul by Melinda
Story Most Likely To Get You Grounded
Sugar Would Melt by Cody
Best Virgin Story
Bright Angel by Melissa
I Want To Do You Isaac
Orchid by Nanaja
What The Hell Were You Thinking Taylor
Distortedly Perfect by Jennifer
My God Zac, You Didn't Just Do That
Devil Angel by Aspen
Where's My Tissue
The Accident by Melissa
Speechless My Ass
Darkest Before Dawn by Tara
Mama Said Knock Isaac Out
Again by Jamie
Mama Said Knock Taylor Out
Cookies by CandyStix
Mama Said Knock Zac Out
One Night In A Motel by CandyStix
Sexiest Isaac Portrayal
Orchid by Nanaja
Sexiest Taylor Portrayal
Pockets Full of Money by J. Robinson
Sexiest Zac Portrayal
Surrealistic Emotions by Keryn
Best Use of a Hanson Song
Bridges of Stone
You Can Only Wait So Long by Laura and Jennifer
Best Use of a Non-Hanson Song
Loser by Three Doors Down
Distortedly Perfect by Jennifer
==Winter==
Best Overall Story
Falling by Sarah
Best Long Story
Three Days by Katie
Best Short Story
Wal*Mart Stories by Jennifer
Best Isaac Story
When You're Near Me by Jenny
Best Taylor Story
The Quiet One by Krystal
Best Zac Story
Stand By Me by Rosie
Best Tear-Jerker Story
I'll Be With You In Your Dreams by Molly
Best Comedic Story
Zac! Hand Over The Damn Cookies by Manda
Best Realistic Story
Pain of Awakening by Lynn
Best Series
Story X by J. Robinson
Best Isaac Development
Three Days by Katie
Best Taylor Development
In the Background by Nyx
Best Zac Development
SoulFire by Ziva
Best Non-Hanson/Original Character
Dan - Falling by Sarah
Best Villain Portrayal
Kathleen - Falling by Sarah
Best Character Twist
Tom/Karen - The Quiet One by Krystal
Most Unique Character
Winter - If Only Striking Winter by Manda
Most Creative Writer
Manda
Best Beginner Writer
Sarah
Best Dramatic Writer
J. Robinson
Best Visual Writer
Allée
Most Potential Writer
Katie
Most Realistic Writer
Lynn
Category:2001 Awards
Category:Hanson Awards
More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow (Star Trek: TOS story by Roberta)

More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow is a Kirk/Spock story by Roberta Haga. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #28.
 
==Summary==
"After 20 years together, Kirk feels that he and Spock are becoming complacent in their relationship until an evening out at a diplomatic function shows Kirk just how solid and loving their relationship is."
==Excerpt==
"Once beneath the hot water of the shower, Kirk found himself wondering if their ongoing passion had gotten lost, (or maybe just misplaced?) somewhere in the last few years. Whatever it was - time, daily living, or their ingrained knowledge of each other -- Kirk was feeling the effects of erosion on the edges of their once great physical need of each other. At the moment, it seemed terribly important that the fall into a state of comfortable passion did not happen to them. But right now, he was too tired to figure out how to do anything about it. Three solid weeks, countless hours of negotiations, committee meetings, and drafting terms was enough to give him a permanent migraine, along with a near-desperate need for his bed and the blessed oblivion of peaceful, quiet hours of sleep."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
More Than You Know

More Than You Know is a J2 story written by nutkin written in the 2nd person. It was selected to be part of petite madame's J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project.
Summary: Jared and Jensen go on a roadtrip, discover America, and fall in love.
==Reactions/Reviews==
==Fan Art Gallery==
Below is a some of the fanart created for this story. Art has been included with the artist's permission.
File:11novembermorethanyoukn.jpg|petite madame's drawing for the story. She writes: "I drew one of Jared and Jensen's stops during their roadtrip: Iowa and its corn fields. Jared mentions the state in one of his postcards to his sister: "Jensen's still an asshole. Iowa has a lot of corn. Walk the dogs!"
File:Petite515 3.jpg|the drawing as it appeared in petite madame's J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project.
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
More Than a Miracle

More Than a Miracle is a het 109-page Beauty and the Beast novel written and edited by Lisa Swope and K. Kimberly Prosser. Artwork by Barbara Gipson.
==Summary==
==Excerpt from a Flyer==
==From the Editorial==
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
More Than a Starsong

More Than a Starsong is a Star Trek: TOS story by Lynda Carraher. 
 
It was published in Masiform D #15.
==Summary==
"Scotty brings a dead crewman's belongings to the man's family."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
More Trek Tales

More Trek Tales is a Star Trek: TOS gen and het fanzine. It is 79 pages long. 
It is not related to Trek Tales, a zine published by Unicorn Press.
==Contents== 
*Heat Wave (24 pages), McCoy/Barrows 
*To Seek the Sun (30 pages), Spock/Uhura
*The Wind-Born (22 pages)
*The Parting (4 pages), Sarek & Amanda vignette
* art
* a poem
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1977 Zines
More Women than Warriors

More Women than Warriors by steklir (SilentStars) is a very popular Clexa fanfiction hosted on Archive of Our Own. It is a modern boarding school AU and was published in 26 chapters from April 2, 2016 to July 21, 2017.
The fic won Best Modern Fanfiction at the 2017 Clexa Fanfiction Awards. As of January 2021, it has in excess of 180k hits, 10k kudos, 3.5k comments, and 1.7k bookmarks on AO3.
The summary from AO3:
==Additional Ficlets==
steklir wrote additional short stories set in the More Women than Warriors universe. These snippets were posted on their Tumblr blog under the mwtw ficlets tag.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Lexa in MWTW by poofpanda
* Clarke and Lexa in the upcoming chapter of More Women Than Warriors. by seasinkarnadine
* Captain Heda by satchp
===Edits===
* Moodboard by satchp
* Moodboard by girlsrunningwildunderthemoon
* Moodboard by commander-leksa
* Moodboard by milkandhxney
* Moodboard by thehaughtcommander
===Fanvids===
* More Women than Warriors - Tribute by Hollie
==Fannish Links==
* morewomenthanwarriors tag on steklir.tumblr.com
* Playlist by Ste Klir
==References==
Category:Clexa Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
More on "wave theory" in slash fanfic

More on "wave theory" in slash fanfic is a 2008 post by princessofgeeks.
The four main parts to this post is mention of discussion about The Wave Theory of Slash on cathexys' friendslocked journal, the reposting of a fan's modern take on the theory, a reposting of the original "Wave Theory" (albeit with an incorrect origin date), and many fan comments. 
==Loligo's Rendition of "The Wave Theory of Slash"==
Loligo posted their version of "The Wave Theory of Slash" to cathexys' journal (which is friendslocked), but gave permission for it to be posted on princessofgeek's journal.
==Reposting of the Original "Wave Theory of Slash"==
princessofgeeks reposted the original "Wave Theory" by way of another fan's (palo_verde) post. It is slightly different from the actual original. The actual original is at: The Wave Theory of Slash.
==Excerpts from the Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
More on gender, late at night

more on gender, late at night is a 1993 essay by Lynn C.
It was posted to Virgule-L, a private mailing list, and excerpts are included here on Fanlore with permission from the author.
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta, as well as Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* portrayals of masculinity in fanworks
* Kerr Avon (Blake's 7), Ray Doyle, William Bodie (The Professionals)
* "I'd prefer to think of slash as gender exploration rather than as a substitute for heterosex stories by repressed women."
* why the lack of f/f fanfic?
==Excerpts==
==Fan Responses==
==References==
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
More thoughts on the K/S writing experience

More thoughts on the K/S writing experience is a 1997 Star Trek essay by Shelley Butler.
It was printed in The K/S Press #5. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* K/S fiction is a genre unto its own, and is specifically tailored to its fans
* telling a good story with emotion is more important than perfect prose and punctuation
* comments on the purpose of critique and feedback
* encouraging new writers to create
* wanting to read K/S until she is very old
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Morgaine

Morgaine is a British vidder who started vidding in the late 1980s using domestic VCR machines, moving onto digital vids in the early 2000s. Her works included a wide range of fandoms, from Buffy and Xena fanvids. In 2003, her vid Insatiable won a Nummy Treat award for Best Romance-Buffy/Angel. In 2005 her Xena vid The Different won the Australian VidXippy fan award. Her Buffy video Gangsta's Paradise was shown at the Character Study vid show at Vividcon 2003.
Category:Vidders
Morgan

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==Characters ==
* Morgan Edge, a character from DC Comics
* Morgan Jones, a character from The Walking Dead
* Morgan Le Fey, a character from Arthurian Legend
* Morgana, a character from Merlin based on the Arthurian Legend
* Debra Morgan, a character from Dexter
* Derek Morgan, a character from Criminal Minds
* Dexter Morgan, a character from Dexter
* Morgan (Fire Emblem), a character from Fire Emblem Awakening
==Fanworks==
* Morgan, a Blake's 7/Morgan's Boy zine
* Morgen, a Harry potter doujinshi
==Industry==
* Morgan Ives, a pseud used by Marion Zimmer Bradley
* Colin Morgan, an actor
* Darin Morgan, a writer and director
* Glen Morgan, a screenwriter and producer
* Greta Morgan, a musician and member of The Hush Sound
* Jeffrey Dean Morgan, an actor
==Fans==
* Morgan, a Battlestar Galactica writer
* Morgan, a A-Team writer
* Morgan, a Star Wars: TPM fan
* Morgan, a Man from UNCLE writer
* Morgan, a Stargate SG-1 writer
* Morgan Andrews, a Hanson writer
* Morgan Calabrese, a Miami Vice writer
* Morgan Dawn, writer, vidder, fan
* Morgan Hunter, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Morgan, aka morganisms, a Hanson writer
* Morgan LeFey, a Starsky and Hutch writer
* Morgan  Lis, an X-Files writer
* Morgan Logan, writer, vidder, fan
* Morgan MacCarin, a Riptide, Poltergeist writer
* Morgan Martin, a Hanson fan
* Morgan Graewolf Reinhold, a Robin of Sherwood artist
* Morgan October, a pseud for Della Van Hise (a.k.a. Alexis Fegan Black)
* Morgan Smith, a Hanson writer
* Morgan Stuart aka eldritchhobbit, a Star Trek: TOS, The Professionals, X-Files, The Lone Gunmen fan
* Morgan Taylor, a Hanson writer
* Morgen Cavanah, a Hanson fan
* Adrian Morgan, a Professionals, Blake's 7 writer
* Amy A. Morgan, a Professionals writer
* Anna Morgan, a MacGyver writer
* Ana Morgan, a Blake's 7 writer
* Blaine Morgan, a Quantum Leap writer
* Brigid Morgan, a Shadow Chasers, Due South, Alias Smith and Jones, Soldier of Fortune writer
* Chandra Morgan-Henley, a Star Wars writer
* Christine Morgan, a Gargoyle's website owner
* D. Morgan, a Starsky and Hutch writer
* D.B. Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Dark Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* David Morgan., a Battlestar Galactica writer
* Diana Morgan, a Star Trek fan club president and zine publisher
* Helen Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Jodara Morgan-West, a Blake's 7 writer
* K. Morgan, a Professionals writer
* Kevin Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* L. Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Marie Morgan, an A-Team writer
* Mary Morgan, a Xena writer
* Michelle Morgan, a vidder, a Stargate: SG-1 fan
* Miranda Morgan, a Blake's 7 writer
* Nancy Morgan, a Star Trek: TNG artist
* Phaedra Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer (one of three pen names this author used, was an occasional writing partner of Dana Austin Marsh)
* Ruth Morgan, a Quantum Leap artist
* Stew Morgan, a Buckaroo Bonzai writer and publisher
* Sybel Morgan, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Tami Morgan, a Stargate: SG-1 writer
Morgan's Adult Fiction Library

Morgan's Adult Fiction Library (or Morgan's Adult Fiction Libraries) was a personal slash fanfiction site and hosting site for other authors.
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Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Websites
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Stargate SG-1 Author Pages
Category:2000s
Morgan's Free Rangers

Morgan's Free Rangers: A Tale of Courage and Daring in the Tayasha Badlands is a J2 historical AU series written by calamitycrow as part of the 2009 Supernatural Big Bang. The story was often recommended for its complex world building and for offering a uniquely set of interactive LJ blog posts with photos, recipes, fictional/historical facts and even hidden website easter eggs ("click here and get a surprise"). Artwork for the 2009 Big Bang post was by wede_fic. Calamitycrow later added several more shorter stories and additional stories were written and posted to the LJ community aztlan_memoirs by other fan writers as part of the shared universe "The West That Never Was"."Yes, we highly encourage writers to join the fun and write in the sandbox." post to morgans_rangers "Writer's Guide" on LJ dated 30 June 2007 . The LJ posts and communities were taken offline in July 2012 after the author announced plans to publish the series commercially.
Author's summary: "These stories are set in 'The West that Never Was', an alternative history world where the Norse colony of L'Anse aux Meadows flourished. Because of this, the western continents were ‘discovered’ in early 11th century, not late 15th century. What we call North America is a much more fragmented land, made up of many countries and federations. The earlier settlement means that Islam and Irish Christianity are the main religions in the southwest, and both religions are practiced with some odd regional peculiarities......It's 1854. Jared, an Easterner, goes west and meets a handsome Ranger named Jensen. You know, typical western romance."''
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Morgan/Sebile

Morgan/Sebile is a popular femslash ship between two sorceresses in the Arthuriana fandom. 
== In Medieval Literature ==
Morgan le Fay and Sebile are both former students of Merlin, often evil or morally gray, and part of a larger friend group (fannishly dubbed the Morally Dubious Sorceress Squad). In Les Prophéties de Merlin, it is mentioned that Morgan was a mentor to Sebile, suggesting they have an age gap. While quarreling over a knight, the two spend a night in bed together, then have a duel which is near-fatal for Morgan. Sebile deeply regrets her actions and gets their friend Breuse to heal Morgan. Morgan remains furious at Sebile, despite Breuse telling her how important their bond is, until persuaded to forgive her by another friend. Sebile kneels and begs her forgiveness, and the two are reconciled and forget about the man they were fighting over.
== In Fandom ==
Due to appearing more in popular texts, having more appearances in modern media, and being related to many major characters, Morgan is a more popular and influential character both inside and outside of fandom. The low popularity of Sebile may contribute to the relatively low number of fanworks for this ship. However, it is prominent in fandom discussions and has a high approval rating. Sebile is almost exclusively shipped with Morgan, though the reverse is not the case.
On Ao3, about half the works tagged for Sebile are tagged for the ship. A higher number feature Morgan in a relationship with Arthur, Guinevere, or Lancelot, all of whom are more popular characters, though ships with Morgan would be considered rarepairs for all of the above.
It is generally accepted that this ship's popularity stems from LPdM, which is often referred to as having "canonical toxic Yuri." A number of fans and scholars interpret the LPdM duel as having BDSM overtones, and Wikipedia and various fans claim that they are explicitly lovers. However, no complete English translation of the text exists, so this cannot be verified. Verification is a major value in the Arthuriana fandom, and many want to read the text, so multiple fans have translated fragments of the text. A full fan translation may be underway, prompted largely by the desire to read about the ship. It has been speculated that a full translation could increase the ship's popularity, creating a circular effect: as undertaking a translation has been driven by fannish enthusiasm for the ship, so its completion might increase that enthusiasm.
== Fan Works ==
=== Writing ===
=== Art ===
== Archives & Links ==
* Morgan le Fay/Sebile (Arthurian Myth) tag on Ao3
== References ==
Category:Relationships
Category:Arthuriana
Category:Femslash Fandom
Morgan (Blake's 7/Morgan's Boy zine)

Morgan is a gen crossover 45-page novel by Judith Proctor. The art is by Whitby27.
The zine won a 1999 FanQ.
It is a crossover both of Blake's 7 and Morgan's Boy, as well as one where the actor, Gareth Thomas, plays two different roles. 
==Online Versions==
The beginning of the story is here. The complete story is archived online at the Hermit Library, here. This version received the fourth highest hits of stories in the Library.
The zine has been translated into Russian by la_Avispa, which the author said was "probably the best compliment a fan has ever paid me!" Morgan 
==From the Author==
 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2004===
===2020===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Morgan's Boy
Category:1998 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Morgan Briarwood

Morgan Briarwood is a notorious and prolific fanartist and fanwriter in various fandoms.
==Biography==
==Notable Works==
=== Fanfiction ===
* The Wolves of Cascade [2013]
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
==References==
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Morgan Dawn Fanzine and Fanvid Collection

The Morgan Dawn "Fanzine and Fanvid Collection is a collection of multifandom fanzines and fanvids spanning the years 1976-2012 that were donated to the University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections by Morgan Dawn via the Organization for Transformative Works.
From the Collection Overview on the University of Iowa Libraries website:Collection Overview (Accessed 4 April 2019)
==Similar Archives==
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
 
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Morgan Dawn “The Professionals” Circuit Library and Fanzine Collection

The Morgan Dawn "The Professionals" Circuit Library and Fanzine Collection is a collection of The Professionals fanzines and fanfiction spanning the years 1982-2010 that were donated to the University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections by Morgan Dawn via the Organization for Transformative Works.
From the Collection Overview on the University of Iowa Libraries website:Collection Overview (Accessed 4 April 2019)
==Similar Archives==
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
 
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Morgan Edge

Morgan Edge is a character from the Superman comics and related works.
He is not usually the subject of fanworks, but can appear as a supporting character or villain in a wide array of works based on the DCU.
==Comics Fandom==
Morgan Edge first appeared in an issue of Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen in 1970 as the president of the Galaxy Broadcasting System, which buys the Daily Planet. Although it appears that Edge is involved with the crime organization Intergang, it is revealed that it was not actually Edge working with Intergang but an evil clone.
However, this original origin was retconned post-Crisis on Infinite Earths, and Edge was subsequently depicted as genuinely connected to Intergang and has appeared with some regularity as a minor Superman villain, for example forming a "Superman Revenge Squad" (twice) in 1997.Wikipedia:Superman Revenge Squad#Post-Crisis on Infinite Earths
The original Morgan Edge in the comics is white. A pre-Crisis backstory revealed him to be Jewish. The New 52 version of the character is African American.
===Example Fanworks===
==Smallville Fandom==
Morgan Edge appears as a villain on Season 3 of Smallville. He was portrayed by two different actors: Rutger Hauer, then—after being presumed dead and undergoing plastic surgery—Patrick Bergin. Most fan prefer Hauer's portrayal, which is seen as slashier.
He is frequently shipped with Lionel Luthor. One fan writes: "The only way anything his character does makes sense is if you assume Morgan Edge was completely in love with Lionel and had been for decades."Comment at fail_fandomanon, Re: Catching up with past anons - Smallville, posted 14 April 2016. (Accessed 18 April 2017.) He has also been shipped with Clark Kent, particularly Red K!Clark a.k.a. Kal.
===Example Fanworks===
* An Unexpected Fit by serafina20, a Morgan Edge/Kal-El (Clark) essay at ship_manifesto (Sep 2004)
==Other Fandoms==
Edge appears in an episode of the DCAU cartoon Justice League as a black market collector. After he "collects" Clayface, the Secret Society of Super Villains arrive at Edge's private island, free Clayface, and apparently kill Morgan Edge.
Morgan Edge also occasionally appears in fanworks for Superman-related fandoms that don't have their own canonical version of the character, such as Lois & Clark or Arrow.
===Example Fanworks===
* Edge of Darkness, Lois & Clark, an IRC Round Robin story in which Morgan Edge takes over the Daily Planet in Perry White's absence. (1999)
==Fanwork & Discussion Resources==
* Morgan Edge tag at Archive of Our Own
* morgan-edge tag at Tumblr
==Canon Resources==
* Morgan Edge at DC Database
* Morgan Edge at Comic Vine
* Morgan Edge at the Smallville Wiki
* Morgan Edge at DC Animated Universe Wiki
* Morgan Edge at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Smallville Characters