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The International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart

The International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart was a Patrick Stewart fan club. It was "officially sanctioned."
This fan club was associated with The Patrick Stewart Research Library.
A related club was The Patrick Stewart Network.
The fan club was active in June 1990 (or before). From a June 1990 blurb in Times v.7 n.6: "FROM STRATFORD TO STAR TREK:
Do you think that REAL Starship Captains don't need hair? Well, then the lAAPS is for you! That's the International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart. This club is dedicated to the Enterprise Captain with the domed pate and rich English baritone (heard him on any Pontiac commercials lately?), so if you are a Picard-iac, then you MUST join this club and "make it so." Their quarterly newsletter is called "Stargazer" and is packed with performance reviews, convention reports, photographs, artwork, fiction, letters of comment and morel Memberships are $18/year, so send your checks to: Kate Maynard [address redacted]."
==Some of its Publications==
* Castaway's Choice, an interview transcript
* Stargazer, a zine of reviews, con appearances, reviews of his stage, film, TV work, letters of comment, some fiction, poetry, zine reviews, photos and artwork by fans
* Inside IAAPS, a newsletter
* Gazer Gourmet, a cookbook
==Convention==
In 1995, this club sponsored a con called Stargazer, a convention also known as "Patrick Stewart Weekend."
==About==
A 1993 club description: 
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
The International Beauty and the Beast Convention

The International Beauty and the Beast Convention was the last Creation Con with a 100% Beauty and the Beast (TV) focus/presence.
It was held at the Penta Hotel in New York City, and some fans refer to it as the "Penta Con."
 
The celebrity guests of honor were Roy Dotrice ("Father"), James Avery ("Winslow"), Irina Irvine ("Jamie"), and series writers Linda Campanelli and Shelly Moore. 
The fan guests of honor were Sharon Wells and Kay Simon.
The programming was by Barbara Storey.
Much fan labor was utilized which was for some fans exhilarating as well a reason for jealousy and strife regarding BNFs, privilege, and access to celebrities.
Creation Con also scheduled this con very close to the fan-run con, South of Oz, something that caused tension. 
Tensions were also running high regarding The Beauty and the Beast Wars, and that spilled over into discourse. 
==Description==
From a flyer: 
=="Beast Bash" and a Play for Territory==
A fan wrote: 
Because these two cons were held so close together, some fans had to make the decision to attend one over the other due to finances: 
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Conventions
Category:1991 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
The International Count Dracula Fan Club

The International Count Dracula Fan Club, previously named the Dracula Society, is a literary society dedicated to the study of Bram Stoker's book Dracula, the life of Vlad the Impaler and related topics of vampire and horror lore. It was founded in 1965 by Jeanne K. Youngson after a trip to Romania. With 5,000 memberbership, the club is the largest vampire society in the world.
By 1975 the society had headquarters in the UK and the USA. It held gala club dinners in London and more informal "wiener and wine" parties in the New York City penthouse office. In 1978, the club moved its British headquarters to a second office in New York City located in a landmark building in New York's historic Greenwich Village.
Club's activities:
* disseminating information
* issuing newsletters and books to members
* movie showings
* travels
* meetings
* selling vampire memorabilia and artifacts
The International Count Dracula Fan Club maintains a large research library, opened in 1970, which includes books on vampires and of the horror genre. It provides a wide range of services for its members including assistance in locating hard-to-find books and helping authors working on books about Count Dracula or vampirism. The library contains approximately 24,000 volumes, with subjects ranging from astrology to zymosis. It is considered one of the world's major research libraries in the fields of vampirism and lycanthropy. 
The club operates the Count Dracula Fan Club Museum, opened in 1990. 
The club is organized into a number of divisions: 
* The Count Dracula Fan Club Research Library (see above)
* Research Referral Centre (assists members to locate information about vampires and vampirism)
* Dracula Press (publishes vampire poetry, fiction, and scholarship)
* Vampire Bookshop (distributes Dracula Press publications)
* Booksearch Service (paperback fiction)
* Moldavian Marketplace (articles of special interest to Dracula and vampire fans)
* Dracula World Enterprises
* Vampire Institute
* Vampire Pen Friends Network
* Bram Stoker Memorial Association 
* Vampires Are Us (the junior division for the members younger than 16)
* Werewolf in Fact, Fiction, and Fantasy
* International Frankenstein Society
The club publishes four newsletters: The Dracula News-Journal, Bites & Pieces, Leterzine, and Undead Undulations. 
Category:Dracula
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
The Internet: Online K/S Awards

The Internet: Online K/S Awards is an article by Lyrastar in Legacy #5.
The topic: the Golden Orgasms and the ASC Awards.
The article lists the winners from 1997-2005 of the Golden Orgasms and the winners from 1995-2005 of the ASC Awards.
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Slash Awards
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Internet Is Not Just For Porn

The Internet Is Not Just For Porn is the BBC Sherlock fic with the most kudos on Archive of Our Own (over 46,000). It has been translated into French, Spanish, Polish, Portuguese, Italian, Czech, Japanese, Russian, Vietnamese, Korean, and Mandarin. It has over 430,000 hits. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction
The Internet Is Not Oppressing You

The Internet Is Not Oppressing You is a 2008 essay by Merlin Missy.
The topic is discourse and differing fan opinions on the internet, and how to navigate them. 
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* goal 
* the official definition of the freedom of speech (in the United States), some limitations of it
* "the other half of the free speech coin: you are responsible for what you say, and you reap the consequences for good or ill"
* fandom is an opt-in activity
* you choose where to hang out and what websites to visit
* pseudocide, sockpuppetry, and an embedded link the essay, Sock It to Me
* "every single person in the fandom is going to be watching for different things, finding different details, and reacting in different ways to what they see," a link to Your Friends Are Not Watching the Same Show You Are (And That's Okay)
* "Make your mantra "Your Kink Is Not My Kink" and move on."
* a link to Celebrating Squee
* use, and respect, cut-tags in journals
*a link to How to Be a Fandom Jerk in Just a Few Easy Steps
* people are always going to find things to argue about, perhaps you should think about not engaging
* "Go forth. Be that unique, special snowflake that you always hoped you were, and enjoy yourself before someone drops by with a flamethrower."
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2008 Meta
The Interplanetary Legion of Space Kooks

You may be looking for the Australian fan club, Down Under Space Kooks.
The Interplanetary Organization of Space Kooks was a very early Star Trek: TOS fan club. 
In 1969, it had 85 members.
==Early Descriptions==
A November 1968 ad in ST-Phile #2: 
From Plak-Tow #13 (March 1969): 
From J.D.I.F.C. in Mar/Apr 1969: 
==Some Publications==
* Anti-Matter; the first issue of "Anti-Matter" was the club's handbook of rules
* Dilithium, "an unauthorized scandal rag" created to "fill the void" due to the late publication of Anti-Matter #4
==Some Early Club Rules==
==From the Handbook==
Image:antimatter1968-1.jpg| a letter enclosed in Anti-Matter #1 addressed to a fan who'd ordered the zine, note the hand-colored paper airplane, the fan club's emblem
Image:antimatter1968-2.jpg|from Anti-Matter #1
Image:tilosk-1.jpg|from Anti-Matter #1 
Image:tilosk-2.jpg|from Anti-Matter #1 
Image:tilosk-3.jpg|from Anti-Matter #1 
Image:tilosk-4.jpg|from Anti-Matter #1 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1968 Fan Clubs
The Interstellar Trading Post

The Interstellar Trading Post was a fan run Star Trek and science fiction merchandise company that operated out of San Diego, California.
It was a "non-profit fan-oriented organization dedicated to STAR TREK and Science Fiction fandom. Profit from merchandise sold is used to publish our fanzine: Subspace Chatter."
The company sold bumper stickers, rubber stamps, film clips, 45-rpm records, personalized stationery, and clip slides.
File:interstellflyer1974-1.jpg|first page of a 1974 flyer
File:interstellflyer1974-2.jpg|second page of a 1974 flyer
 File:Federationtradingpost.jpg|a 1976 flyer
File:federationtradingpostflyer.jpg| a 1978 flyer
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
Category:1970s
Category:Star Trek TOS
The Interview (Star Wars TPM story)

The Interview is a Qui-Gon & Obi-Wan story by Diane. The story header gave archive permission for Early Years, Padawan Journals, QJEB and M_A.
Summary: Thirteen-year-old Obi-Wan has some questions for his master.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
The Inuksuk

The Inuksuk is a Due South webring. The webring banner shows Fraser and RayK and the banner text says The Inuksuk: Love is a Sacred Thing.
==Member Sites==
*Duncan's Twin Slash Archive - author page (TS, HL, DS, XF)
*Raven's Nest - author page (DS, BF/RK)
*The Scrapheap - author page (DS, BF/RK; TS, HtLJ, HH, YH, M7, others)
*Sylvie's Due South Page - author page (DS, BF/RK)
==References==
Category:Due South Webrings
The Invaders (fansite)

The Invaders is a fansite for The Invaders (TV). It contains pages for various aspects of the series including characters, actors, and objects as well as pages for fanart and fanfictionThe Invaders Fansite (Accessed 2 April, 2021). The site has pages in English and in Portuguese. At one point the site also contained a guestbook The Invaders fansite guestbook (deadlink) and a forum The Invaders fansite forum (deadlink), but both are currently offline.
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:2000s
Category:Portuguese-Speaking Fandom
The Invasion of Consumer Fans or Have Fans Become Jaded?

The Invasion of Consumer Fans or Have Fans Become Jaded? is a 1986 essay by Carolyn Cooper that was inspired by discussions at MediaWest* #6. 
It was printed in Blue Pencil #4.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the good old days
* mono and multifannish fans
* the fragmentation of fannish interests 
* zines and choices
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Invisible Man FanFiction Archive

Invisible Man FanFiction Archive is an archive for Invisible Man fanfic.In addition to fanfiction, the site contains a Save I-Man section, episode scripts, episode reviews, a gallery, wallpapers, an episode guide, quotes, a driking game, and fun stuff ("Signs that you’re addicted to I-man... " and "You know you’re suffering from I-man withdrawal when... ") and links.
The site was hosted by Geocities and is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project. 
Category:The Invisible Man
Category:GeoCities
The Invisible Wing

The Invisible Wing (不可視の翼 Fukashi no Tsubasa) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Hinemos. It is set in the Marauders era and is Remus Lupin-centric. It contains some Remus x Sirius.
"The Invisible Wing" has been scanlated by Otaku Pink.Otaku Pink on LiveJournal. Harry Potter - The Invisible Wing. 16 August 2007. (Accessed 08 April 2012.)
Image:Invisible Wing front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Invisible Wing back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Invisible Wing sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Invitation

The Invitation is a Kirk/Spock story by Vera Barga.
It was published in the print zine KSX #1.
==Summary==
"Kirk is invited to a dinner party at the home of his first officer. It’s hard to play the game when you don’t know the rules."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===2007===
==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Inward Reach

The Inward Reach is a 217-page gen novel by Carol C. Smith. Edited by Betsy Fisher. Art by Teegar, Carol Smith, and Bill Smart.
From a 1995 ad: "A mysterious force threatens not only the Federation, but the Klingon and Romulan empires. The Enterprise is assigned an historic mission: to team up with a Romulan vessel, play host to a Romulan 'scientific' team, and attempt to defeat this unknown threat. When the Romulan team comes aboard, it is quickly apparent that a problem exists between their personnel, as well as the fact that they may not be who they are purported to be, and Spock quickly becomes involved. Before long, Kirk finds his hands full as Spock becomes more withdrawn, the Klingons show up, there are problems with the cloaking device, and, finally a murder."
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The Iolausian Library

The Iolausian Library is a large fanfiction archive for gen Hercules: the Legendary Journeys and Young Hercules stories. Well over 1000 stories are listed or archived.
The page was originally hosted by Geocities, before moving to an independent website in late 2004. Some of the stories were originally archived at Ceryndip's Sanctuary and moved to The Iolausian Library in 2006.
The site hosted writing challenges and the annual Iolausian Fan Fiction Awards (1999 - 2004). At its peak it had 130 contributing authors.The Iolausian Library Authors
The Iolausian Writer's Circle Archive is also located in the library.
Sometime during 2014 the independent website went defunct and the archive was moved to illuminatedspaces.
==References==
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:Gen Fandom
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Iron Fey

The Iron Fey is a series of young adult fantasy novels written by Julie Kagawa.
==Novels==
This series follows Meghan Chase, a girl who finds herself forced into the world of the Fey, including characters from William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. The books series including several short stories tying into the main four books in the series. There is a spin-off series, The Iron Fey: Call of the Forgotten Trilogy, as well as the Evenfall Trilogy.
The Iron Fay Series 	The Iron Fay Series
1 	The Iron King (2010)
1.5 	Winter's Passage (novella)
2 	The Iron Daughter (2010)
2.5 	Summer's Crossing (novella)
3 	The Iron Queen (2011)
4 	The Iron Knight (2011)
4.5 	Iron's Prophecy (novella)
Call of the Forgotten Series	Call of the Forgotten Series
5 	The Lost Prince (2012)
6 	The Iron Traitor (2013)
7 	The Iron Warrior (2015)
Evenfall Series 	Evenfall Series
8 	The Iron Raven (2021)
9 	The Iron Sword (2022)
10 	The Iron Vow (2023)
Other 	Other
- 	The Iron Legends (Winter's Passage, Summer's Crossing, Iron's Prophecy, Guide to the Iron Fey)
 	The Guide to the Iron Fey
 	Survival Guide to the Nevernever
==Fandom==
By June 2024 most of the fanfics in this fandom focus on FFN, with 332 stories in the main category with the addition of another 26 in the crossovers category. While in AO3 there are only 51 works, 6 of which are crossovers.
==Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
===Archives===
*Iron Fey Series works tag at AO3
*Iron Fey Series category at FFN
*Iron Fey Series crossovers at FFN
==References==
Category:Young Adult Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Iron Giant

The Iron Giant is a 1999 American animated science fiction film using both traditional animation and computer animation, produced by Warner Brothers and directed by Brad Bird (his directorial debut). It is based on the 1968 novel The Iron Man by Ted Hughes and was scripted by Tim McCanlies from a story treatment by Bird. The basis of Bird's pitch to Warner Bros. was "What if a gun had a soul, and didn't want to be a gun?"
The Iron Giant was a commercial failure during its theatrical release; consensus among critics was that its failure was, in part, due to poor promotion from Warner Bros. However, it draws major nostalgia and love from fans who grew up in the 90s.
==Fannish Links==
*Iron Giant (1999) works on AO3
*"Iron Giant" fics on Fanfiction.net
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Animated Film
The Iron is Hot

The Iron is Hot was a Cordelia/Wesley archive. The site is archived by Oocities.
==Content==
* Fiction by author - by title
* Cordy_Wesley Round Robin
* Couple 
* Manipulations
* Avatars
* Links
* Link here
* Site
==About the name==
==Authors Archived==
Andrea 	AngelChase	Argheva	Ashley 	Derry
Dougal 	JennyO 	Kath 	Kristi 	SciFiChick774
Seana Renay	Tania 	Ten 	TopazAngel	Viciouswishes
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Category:GeoCities
Category:Buffyverse Archives‎
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Het Archives
The Island of Misfit Fansons

The Island of Misfit Fansons was a Hanson forum and fanclub of sorts that formed after several fans had their accounts suspended from the Hanson app for unclear reasons, possibly related to a vendetta against fanfic writers (popular author Abby Young was an early member of the group). After becoming well known within and without the fandomTulsa World: Hanson Jams (features a photo and description of the group), they set up a short webpage to tell the public about the group. From that page:Fanson Island about.me
Although their forum was carefully moderated and members accepted typically by invitation only, the group became well known for their various projects, which began with "Zac Hanson For Batman," then expanded to include Superman and Iron Man themed projects for Isaac and Taylor's birthdays as well. 
==References==
Category:Hanson Communities
Category:2013
The Ivy Crown (Merlin story by Anonymous)

The Ivy Crown is a Gwen/Morgana story by an author which wishes to remain Anonymous. This story was originally published under the author's fannish name before being added to Ao3's Anonymous Collection at a later date. It was written for Paperlegends 2011.
This story was inspired by art from the kinkme-merlin meme community. It also borrows an OC character from Guard!verse, a Merlin-based story Lexicon game that came out of the camelot_fleet multi-shipping community.Rising Sun Tavern on Dreamwidth. Accessed 13 November 2024.
==Comments and Reviews==
==Related & Inspired==
File:Vicopy2.jpg|alt=|none|Art by tolbow, inspired by The Ivy Crown
File:Ivy Crown-Chapter1.jpg|alt=|none|Chapter header by tolbow 
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Ivy Crown (Merlin story by dayari)

The Ivy Crown is an epic Merlin/Arthur novel by dayari. It was written for Paperlegends 2011.
Summary: "[Post-S3 crossover with Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and The Wedding of Sir Gawain and Dame Ragnelle.] Merlin couldn't have picked a worse time to finally tell Arthur about his magic. In the wake of the battle against the immortal army, a strange visitor disrupts the court, calling himself the Green Knight and proposing a test of the court's integrity. Although Uther turns him away, several of Camelot's northern allies end up mysteriously beheaded over the next few months, and Arthur, Merlin and the knights set out to investigate. They encounter more than they'd bargained for on the way—a reckless young boy, a lady in search of a husband, a centuries-old fairytale that holds more than a grain of truth... and a challenge that ends up being more than just a game."
==Comments and Reviews==
*"The way you showed Merlin's Gwaine changing into the Sir Gawain of the Green Knight story was done seamlessly and I believed every bit of it, despite how different they are in personality. Then there's the Arthur-Merlin relationship. I am just thrilled at how you handled it. You took your time developing it, letting them work through all of their issues and taking absolutely no shortcuts. They had a long way to go, just like they said, but they got there in the end. The slow, consistent buildup throughout the entire fic just made the end result that much more wonderful to see. What I also loved was the way you handled the dynamics between the rest of the knights (and the knights with Arthur and Merlin), as well."aliquoten. Comment, 01 September 2011. (Accessed 03 September 2011)
*"Wow, talk about an epic. dayari does an amazing job weaving the show's canon and the legends together in this story, drawing on multiple and varied sources. The story is written in a manner that more than one character grows over the course of it, and this is especially true with Gwaine. He too has his own tale within the story, brought from the legends and translated to fit with the character that has come to us from the show's canon. The real center of the story, though, is Merlin and Arthur. For anyone who is interested in seeing the two of them really go through the ringer over the revelation of Merlin's magic, this is definitely the story for you. Arthur and Merlin really suffer for the truth, and it makes you wonder if this is the way Arthur will one day react."angelqueen04. 2011 Paperlegends Fic Recs, 07 September 2011. (Accessed 08 September 2011)
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The J*Spot Awards

The J*Spot Awards were fan-run awards for best the fandom's best smut fics. References to the award are few and far between and are usually found as a side note to a listing of a fic that won the award.
If anyone has more information on this particular award, please add it. If you don't wish to create an account here, send the information to JAGnikJen and she'll be happy to add it and attribute the info to you specifically or generally. 
==References==
According to her website, Tracy Mallon's Can't Fight This Feeling won the following categories in 2001's awards:
* Winner - Best Harm/Mac Series (2001 J*Spot Awards)
* Winner - Best Overall Series (2001 J*Spot Awards)
In addition, her Drifting on a Lonely Sea won or finalled the following categories in 2002's awards:
* Winner - Best Series Harm/Mac (2002 J*Spot Awards)
* Winner - Most Angsty Story Harm/Mac (2002 J*Spot Awards)
* Finalist - Best Series Any Pairing (2002 J*Spot Awards)
Category:JAG
Category:Slash Awards
Category:2000s Awards
The JAG Archive

The JAG Archive is a JAG fan site created in 2001 by JAGnikJen that describes itself as the most comprehensive JAG site on the Web. As of 2014, it is still up and running and being updated to preserve primarily the fandom's fanfiction. Other fan works are welcome for archiving if anyone wishes to contact the webmaster.
The site contains character profiles for many of the regular characters, as well as a ton of military related information. It also has a section of simple games such as Hangman using episode titles and sliding picture puzzles with screen caps and publicity images. It also has a small fanfic archive.
Category:JAG
Category:Author Pages
Category:Archives
Category:2000s