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The TeXas Files

The TeXas Files was an X-Files archive created by Loch Ness.
==Authors==
*2Shy X-01001
*Cynthia Amaya
*Amperage & Livengoo
*Barb
*Bluebonnet
*bugs
*Laura Castellano
*Chris C.
*Selena Coontz
*Evielouise
*Exfilia
*Susan Frankovich
*Lucy Garner
*Dorothy Gayle
*Judy Gayle
*Kate Gayle
*Patty Hayes
*Laurie D. Haynes
*Sarah Hays
*David Hearne
*Gerry Hill
*Katvictory
*Lacadiva
*april leigh
*K. Leigh
*Erin Livingstone
*Loch Ness
*LoneGunChick
*Luvmulder
*Sammi M.
*Maidenjedi
*Marguerite
*Mariatex
*Robin Mayhall
*Rilla Oowatie
*prufrock's love
*RaVeN
*Red Tyger
*Shaun Reich
*V. Salmone
*Scarlet
*Denise Schoppe
*Seeker One
*N. Y. Smith
*Stephanie
*SueBee
*Susan72869
*Texas Rose
*Thinkey
*TrexPhile
*Angela W.
*Diana Williams
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s
The Tea Series

The Tea Series is a series of very popular Harry/Snape stories by Telanu that is sometimes credited as the genesis of the ship. The stories were posted to Walking the Plank in 2006-2007, but the first story of the series was originally posted in 2001. 
The stories range in length from 3K to 200K words. The series is labeled as dark and angsty, with warnings for chan.
Between 2013 and 2016 SilentLamb podficced five of the stories of the Tea Series, who are posted on the author's AO3, where the story A Wizard Song Podfic a WiPed with 12-chapters. On 1 April 2016, it was announced that Telanu was taking the Tea Series, along with her other fanfic, offline.The Tea Series, posted by torino10154 to snape_potter on dreamwidth
==Story Summary== 
==Stories in the series==
#A Most Disquieting Tea (2827 words)
#Almost, At Times, The Fool (10283 words)
#Like A Glass (33608 words)
#Corresponding (6761 words)
#A Wizard Song (198056 words)
#Possession (40786 words)
#Fire By Fire (80174 words)
==Some Comments by the Author==
From Essential Snarry Reader Interview with Telanu (2005):
==Fan Reactions/Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Heat, deviantart illustration by Zjackt
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
The Teachings of the Force

The Teachings of the Force is a 20-page Star Wars zine. The graphics/illos are by Gerald D. Hill. 
The creator thanks "Alan Anti-matter and the Subatomic Jinx."
It contains instructions on how to use "The Force" in your daily life. 
Image:teachingsfront.jpg|front cover 
Image:teachingsback.jpg|back cover 
Image:teachings1.jpg|sample inside pages
Image:teachings2.jpg|sample inside pages
Image:teachings3.jpg|sample inside pages
Image:teachings4.jpg|sample inside pages
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1978 Zines
The Teal-Vandor Convention

The Teal-Vandor Convention was a one-day Blake's 7 convention organized jointly by the Liberator Popular Front and Horizon, the country's the largest B7 clubs.
From Horizon Newsletter #5 and Pat Thomas: "... we all learnt a lot (!) as it was the first convention we held. As the response was so great it has been decided to hold two separate conventions for B7 fans next year: Teal-Vandor II, run by the LPF and a new convention called At the Edge of the World. Teal-Vanor are still shorting out their venuew but "Edgecon" (for short) will be held on 7th and 8th August 1982 in Richmond, Surrey."
==The Programme==
* 9.15 Registration opens in foyer
* 10.00 Opening Ceremony in Main Hall
* 11.15 Talk - Mat Irvine (Main Hall)
* 12.00 Talk - Paul Darrow (Main Hall)
* 12.30 Talk - Vere Lorrimer & Jim Francis (Main Hall)
* 13.00 Paul Darrow (Main Hall)
* 13.15-14.15 LUNCH
* 14.15 Talk - Jacqueline Pearce (Main Hall)
* 15.00 Slide show and animated films (Main Hall)
* 15.30 Talk - Jan Chappell and Peter Tuddenham
* 16.15 Interview - Vere Lorrimer (Main Hall)
* 16.45 Auction (Main Hall)
* 17.15 Film: DEATH RACE 2000 (Main Hall)
* 19.00 Filk singing by Chris Chivers (Main Hall)
* 19.15 Drama Show (Main Hall)
* 19.45 More filk singing by Chris Chivers (Main Hall)
* 20.00 Closing Ceremony and Awards (Main Hall)
There were also autograph sessions, and a dealer's room in the smaller hall.
==Convention Programme==
The 1981 convention program contains 16 pages, black and white photographs, biographies, and convention/series information, has staple binding, and glossy photo cover.
 
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==The Cake!==
There was a raffle for a cake shaped as the Liberator.
From Horizon Newsletter #5: 
==From a Committee Member: 1981==
From Horizon Newsletter #5: "Behind the Scenes... (or why things go wrong at Conventions)" by Diane Gies:
==Fan Reactions==
===1981===
===2011===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
The Team, Eh?

The Team, Eh? is a group of fans who assist fan artists at convention art shows.
In 1992, they were "running" about 6-8 art shows at cons a year. Some of these cons were ConFusion, Contraption, Ad Astra, Toronto Trek, and ConClave. In 1995, they ran the Gaylaxicon art show. 
An early 1992 description:
==Their Own Bank Account==
==Elizabeth Pearse==
Elizabeth Pearse was an (the?) early founder of "The Team, Eh?" and in 1993, several fans wrote about her in Artistic Endeavors. 
 
==References==
The Tecton Star

The Tecton Star is a Sime~Gen APA.
It was originally planned in the 1989 by Mark Kadey, who gafiated shortly thereafter.
"In 1991, another fan asked about the possibility of reviving it. When Jacqueline Lichtenberg gave the go-ahead, the very first issue of The Tecton Star came out in December of 1991. Since then it has kept fairly well to a bimonthly schedule. Our membership has come and gone over the years, but has remained active." simegen.com, posted roughly 1999, accessed March 6, 2013
As of 1999, there were at least 35 issues.
See some more covers here.
From a brief description in Ambrov Zeor #21: 
File:tecton20.gif|cover of issue #20, Gail Barton
File:tecton25.gif|cover of issue #25, Gail Barton
File:tecton29.gif|cover of issue #29, Gail Barton
==References==
Category:Sime~Gen Zines
Category:1990s
Category:APA
The Teeth of the Hydra

"The Teeth of the Hydra" is a Fraser/Kowalski slash novella written by Resonant. The story explores Ray Kowalski's backstory through a series of flashbacks interspersed with scenes from a present-day case he solves with Benton Fraser. The author's summary is A tattoo story.
The story was posted to Ex-wood on July 13, 2002.
==Sequel==
See Display.
==Author's Notes==
She has also written a DVD commentary, in which she states:
==Podficced==
In 2010, general_jinjur created a podfic of the novella and of Resonant's sequel short story, Display.Teeth of the Hydra, posted 1 February 2010 @ Audiofic Archive
==Reception and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Television FanFic Webring

The Television FanFic Webring was a webring dedicated to fanfiction from any and all past and present television shows. All sites containing two or more fanfics based on a TV show were eligible to be in this ring.
Ring homepage was FanFic World. A link from Wayback capture of the ring homepage to a list of sites goes to a Wayback screencap from 2011The Television Fanfic Ring, Ring ID: tvfanfic, via Wayback 22 November 2011. (Accessed 03 November 2013) that features the same ring banner that was later in use on sites such as ...Mightier Than the Sword, showing that the same ring was active for quite some time.
In 2004, an article in the Toronto Star called Television's afterlife referenced the site.
File:The Television FanFic Webring.jpg|Ashera's Archive ring banner (2001)
File:The Television Fanfic Ring.jpg|...Mightier Than the Sword ring banner (2007)
==Member Sites==
*Ashera's Archive - archive (XWP, HtLJ)
*Cheile's Paris and Torres page - Star Trek: Voyager (P/T)
*The Cupid Fanfic Archive - Cupid archive
*foxmonkey's slash - author page (HtLJ, IM, 'N Sync)
*Highlander the Fanfic Season Home Page - Virtual Season.
*The KSA Archive - XWP/HtLJ archive
*...Mightier Than the Sword - multifandom archive
*NicFic - author page (multifandom)
*The Official P/T Collective Archive - Star Trek: Voyager (P/T)
*The Place of Our Legacy - archive (SG-1, TPM)
*The Star Trek Relationships Page - Star Trek various series
*Tasha's Fiction Page - author page (HL, PtL, BtVS)
*Tales From the Delta Quadrant - Star Trek: Voyager Various
*The Temple of Ares and Joxer - Ares/Joxer index (Herc/XWP)
==Fanfic FAQ==
The ring site linked to a FAQ by the ringmaster, answering some of the most common questions people not familar with the realm of fan fiction asked at that time.
 
==References==
Category:1990s
The Temper

The Temper is a K/S story by Natasha Solten.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #30.
==Summary==
"Spockʼs temper worsens the longer he and Kirk are apart, until Kirk finally realizes that he needs to try to reestablish their relationship."
==Author's Notes==
At AO3: 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Tempest Tossed

The Tempest Tossed is a Hanson fanfic by Eve. It was written from 2005 to 2009. In the story, Taylor is taking college classes while the band is in between albums and he meets a girl named Gabrielle while attempting to do a project on poverty. The two's lives become entwined even as Taylor faces struggles with his label and his pregnant soon-to-be wife.
==Related Fanworks==
File:Hs10.jpg|A secret about the fic posted to Hanson Secrets
File:Hs101.jpg|Another secret about the fic
==Awards==
The Tempest Tossed won awards in the Feel What I Dream Awards, Reckless Abandon Awards, Soundtrack Awards and Ugly Truth Awards. It was eliminated in round two of Last Story Standing. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
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Category:Het Fanfiction
The Temple Library

The Temple Library was a Star Wars TPM fanfiction archive. It hosted at least 359 stories and they were sorted by title and by author.
The archive was a member of The Prequel Erotica SiteRing and the Jedi Grrls webring and it belonged to The Fanfic Supporters Guild.The Temple Library Index Page. (Accessed 05 December 2015)
File:Tlbanner6.jpg|linking banner, seen at Jedi Discipline
The Temple Library's Yahoo Group was founded on April 14, 2000, and has 67 members, but is now inactive. 
Yahoo Group description: 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:2000s
The Temple Of The Trio

The Temple Of The Trio was a fan site and fanworks archive dedicated to the Gargoyles characters Brooklyn, Broadway and Lexington. It contained 20 fanfiction stories by 3 contributing authors and 21 pieces of fan art by 3 artists. The site also had character bios and image files. The site was active in the early 2000s, and goes defunct sometime after 2004.
thumb|left|upright=1.5|Screen capture of home page
===Fan Creators===
* Dracandros
* Llewelyn
* Lexington Wyvern
* Wildwolf
Category:Gargoyles Archives
Category:2000s
The Temple of Ares and Joxer

The Temple of Ares and Joxer (a.k.a. The A/J Index) was an Ares/Joxer fanfiction index. Dtories here are indexed by both author and title and have summaries.
The site was a member of the Ares and Joxer Slash Ring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, A.R.E.S., Subtext of a Different Kind, the Hercules-Xena Slash Ring, Hercules Fan Fiction Webring, the Xena Web Ring, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Webring, the EVIL never looked so good webring, the FanFic Archive webring and the Television FanFic Webring. 
==A brief look at the evolution of A/J==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Websites
Category:1990s
Category:Dencity
The Temporal Times

The Temporal Times is a gen time-travel anthology that has many crossover stories.
It is "The Official Journal of the League of Professional Temporal Perambulators."
==Issue 1==
The Temporal Times 1 was published in 1991 and contains 76 pages.
* The Cliff's Edge by Sheila Paulson--Sam tries to find out why a movie star gave up her child decades ago while Al deals with an assault on the Project. (Quantum Leap) (1)
* The Tale of the Caribou King by Susan Garrett--The Doctor and Sarah Jane encounter a shapeshifting alien tribe in the arctic. (Doctor Who) (17)
* Gentle on Your Mind, poem by Marcia Brin (Doctor Who) (26)
* Birthdays by Jane Tesh--Sam must reconcile a woman with her mother before the conflict ruins her life and her daughter's. (Quantum Leap) (27)
* Regret, poem by Marcia Brin (Doctor Who) (34)
* What the Future Holds by Jill Grundfest--When the Black Guardian traps Avon's mind in the past, detective Eddie Shoestring has to find the means to return him to the future...and keep him from killing Blake when he gets there. (Shoestring/Blake's 7/Doctor Who) (35)
* The Midnight Ride by M.D. Bloemker--Bogg and Jeffrey must prevent the British from stopping the American Revolution at its start. (Voyagers!) (45)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Temporal Times 2 was published in May 1993 and contains 94 pages. The art is by Deborah M. Walsh (front cover) and M.D. Bloemker.
* Children of the Storm by M.D. Bloemker (Quantum Leap) 1 
* Time Warp by Beki (Star Trek: TNG/(Voyagers!) 17 
* The Best Laid Leaps by Elaine M. Batterby & Anne E. Batterby (Quantum Leap) 59 
* Busman's Holiday by Linda M. Young (Dr. Who) /Voyagers!) 63 
* Dead Man's Party by Robin Cloward (Quantum Leap/(Nick Knight) (the movie) 81
==Issue 3==
The Temporal Times 3 was published in May 1996 and contains 76 pages. The front cover is by Deb Walsh.
* Time-Crossed by Sheila Paulson (Quantum Leap) / (Real Ghostbusters) 1 
* Time Lines by Mary F. Wardell (Voyagers!) 35 
* Leap of Logic by Jane Tesh (Real Ghostbusters)/(Quantum Leap) 51 
* Intuitive Leap by M.D. Bloemker (Shadow Chasers)/(Quantum Leap) 59 
==References==
 
 
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1990s
The Ten Commandments

You may be looking for similar fanworks: Fandom's Ten Commandments or The Ten Commandments of Crossovers.
The Ten Commandments is an essay by B. Cavis. 
It is one of many at Octaves, a Buffy and Angel website.
The essay inspired a similar one, The Ten Commandments of Fan Fiction, by Kathryn Andersen.
==Introduction==
==The Commandents==
* Thou Shalt Write
* Thou Shalt Join Together
* Thou Shalt Be Wary of OC's 
 
* Thou Shalt Kill Mary Sues 
* Thou Shalt Write Crossovers 
* Thou Shalt Not Become Fan Girls
* Thou Shalt Try New Pairings 
* Thou Shalt Not Write Self-Insertion Fics 
* Thou Shalt Write Smut 
* Thou Shalt Send Feedback
==Excerpt==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Ten Commandments of Dog Ownership

The Ten Commandments of Dog Ownership (犬の十戒, Inu no Jikkai) is a Johnlock Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Adahana (徒花). It was released in the 82nd edition of Comiket. 
Image:TenCommandmentsofDogOwnership.jpg|cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction
* Yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Ten Commandments of Fan Fiction

The Ten Commandments of Fan Fiction is an essay by Kathryn Andersen inspired by B. Cavis' The Ten Commandments essay, and based upon the wording of Deuteronomy 5:6-21.
==Introduction==
==The Commandments==
* Thou shalt have no canon but Canon. Thou shalt not confuse fanon with canon.
* Thou shalt not take the name of the Prime Authors in vain
* Keep the stories free.
* Thou shalt honor thy fellow authors.
* Thou shalt not insult the intelligence of thy readers.
* Thou shalt remember that character is plot, and that plot is character.
* Thou shalt not steal, moreover thou shalt not plagiarize.
* Thou shalt show and thou shalt not tell.
* Thou shalt use beta-readers, for thou art not perfect, and fresh eyes can see the flaws that thou hast overlooked.
Category:2005 MetaCategory:Fanfiction MetaCategory:Meta on Journal Sites
The Tenchi & Anime Awards Engine

The Tenchi & Anime Awards Engine collected anime fansites that gave awards to other pages. It had a Tenchi Muyo theme, but there was no fandom restriction on members. The site hosted buttons, banners and badges for sites that were affiliated as award-givers.
==Rules==
Category:2000s
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Tenchi Muyo
The Tenipuri Spring Fluff Exchange

The Tenipuri Spring Fluff Exchange was a LiveJournal-based exchange for Prince of Tennis. Works were required to be 1000 words minimum or a finished piece of art, and explicit sex was banned. Participants were required to be 15 or older. As of 2022, there were 105 entries and 2,083 comments recorded in the community.
Sign-ups began January 1st, 2007, and works were posted through April and early May. The rules were based on those of Santa Smex, another exchange in the same fandom.
==Links==
*Rules
*Reveals/masterlist
Category:Prince of Tennis Challenges
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
The Tent Peg Statement

"The Tent Peg Statement" is an infamous fandom wank involving Anne McCaffrey, a noted science fiction writer who had many intricate and precise rules for fans talking about, and creating fanworks, about dragonriders's sexuality and dragons. "An idea first put forth in the infamous, but still unverified, "Tent Peg" interview and implied in her on-the-record "Renewable Air Force" interview." -- Television Tropes and Idioms 
"The Tent Peg Statement" is centered around McCaffrey's 1998 private q&a session between Anne and a fandom administrator who was passing along some questions from some generic fanfiction writers , comment at alt.fan.pern by Heather Moore (July 21, 2002). In this interview, McCaffrey said that any man who engages in anal sex becomes gay, even if that anal sex was rape, and more generally around her depiction of gay people in the Dragonriders of Pern series. As proof, she offered an example of a man she knew personally who was "involved in a rape situation involving a tent peg. This one event was enough to have him start on a road that eventually led to him becoming effeminate and gay."
Although McCaffrey tried to wipe this statement and the interview from memory, it has made its way to the internet where it is widely known and mocked even in non-fannish circles. A Google search for the word 'tent peg' in 2010 reveals that a hit for this wank is the eighth result. In June 2011, it turned up third. -- http://wiki.feministsf.net/index.php?title=Anne_McCaffrey#McCaffrey_tent_peg_quote Tent Peg Quote on FeministSF.Net], page found 2011-06-12. 
In 2000, post-interview, some of these McCaffrey's Pern rules were amended to seem less offensive. See Pern's Renewable Airforce (repost). At one point, all Pern fandom games and message boards were required to post a copy of this and obey it, otherwise they would be shut down by McCaffrey's lawyers. Copies of these statements can still be found on Google with ease.
==Background==
Anne McCaffrey is a Hugo and Nebula award winning author of the Dragonriders of Pern series, among others. Pern has a large fandom which involves dragonriders who must engage in mindless sex when their dragons are in season. With the majority of female dragons on Pern being ridden by males, this means there's a lot of slash potential. 
The wank involves a long running fandom debate on whether the green female dragons have the ability to deliberately choose gay males to soulbond, or if the riders of the dragons can be any orientation. 
McCaffrey herself said in 1992: 
A fan in 2002 said: 
==The Quote==
==Fan Reactions to the Statement==
===1998===
===2007===
===2014===
===2017===
==Further Reading==
* Pern's Renewable Airforce (repost) (2000)
* (2003)
* Rider's Pride & Sexual Orientation/Discrimination (2007)
* (2007)
* (2011)
* (2014)
==References==
Category:Dragonriders of Pern
Category:Scandals
Category:1990s Events
The Teraverse

The Teraverse is a shared universe encompassing the crossover fanfiction The Secret Return of Alex Mack by Diane Castle and works inspired by that fanfiction. Begun in 2012, works in this universe continue to be produced and are believed to number well over 120 fanfiction stories.DianeCastle's author page at Twisting the Hellmouth, accessed 16/4/2024 
The majority of Teraverse fanfics are hosted at Twisting the Hellmouth, the crossover fanfic site where Diane Castle's The Secret Return of Alex Mack was first posted. This was the third fic in Diane's A Brane of Extraordinary Women series and the inspiration for the Teraverse. 
Teraverse authors include Diane Castle, AceDreamer, AntonioCC, batzulger, BobSchroeck, CaptainBoulanger, EdBecerra, EllenBrand, fpb, HoloFanTwo, hysteriumredux, IBJoyful, JCarlHenderson, JoshuAB, Letomo, Manchester, MarcusRowland, Rich, Speakertocustomers, Traszgo, Zeviz
==Resources==
* Teraverse Timeline, a google sheet
* Who's Who in the Teraverse by batzulger
==Archives & Links==
* The Teraverse at AlltheTropes wiki
==References==
Category:2010s
The Terminator

The Terminator is a short, fast-paced action film, which hinges on time-travel from a dystopic future (to prevent or cause that future to occur).
Although the main action concerns Sarah Connor, an ordinary young waitress in Los Angeles, flash-forwards to the future provide a strong visual science fiction feel to the work. It is the first of what is now a series of films (and one television show), but was originally intended to stand alone. Its first sequel, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, was released in 1992. 
== The Fandom ==
Although the film was successful in its theatrical run, it didn't develop a (media) fannish community at the time. The Terminator has been featured as a rare fandom in Yuletide several times, and was nominated as same for 2008. 
However, the movie has fannish significance of a different kind: The time-traveling soldier from the future was played by Michael Biehn who later became Chris Larabee in The Magnificent Seven, and Sarah Connor was none other than Linda Hamilton who later played the heroine of the epic love story in Beauty and the Beast. 
*Fanon Tracking Project: The SGA Terminator List by cupidsbow (2006)
=== Canon-Reconciliation ===
A franchise of 20+ years inevitably has variances in canon. Some fans of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles carefully reconcile details of the television show with the first two films (but not the third); but Yuletide 2008 lists the film series and show as two different fandomselynross in Yuletide admin. Terminator-related update. 21 October 2008 (accessed 28 October 2008).
== References ==
Category:Terminator
The Terran Teaser Meets the Double Whammy

The Terran Teaser Meets the Double Whammy is a Kirk/Spock story by Ellen O'Neil. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #12.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk discovers a homosexual magazine and a human dildo in Spockʼs cabin."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1992===
===1993===
===2001===
 
===2006===
===2007===
===2010===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎