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The Wolves and the Lambs Affair & The Final Affair

The Wolves and the Lambs Affair & The Final Affair is a gen 97-page anthology containing two stories. Artists include Gordon Carleton, Laura Virgil, Martynn, Pat Munson, Marty Siegrist and Joni Wagner. It was a joint publication of boojums Press and Ceiling Press.
* The Wolves and the Lambs Affair by Joan C. Holly (named used inside zine), J. Hunter Holly (name used on the front of the zine)
** "Wolves?" (1)
** "Straightjackets won't be necessary." (4)
** "One blind mouse." (11)
** "I thought I might capture you." (15)
** "Oh be joyful, Thrush is coming." (22)
** "Interrogation and old lace." (25)
** "No one has ever drowned in a glass of water." (29)
** "Yes, sir, Mr. Solo." (31)
** "Scrambled everything is my specialty." (35)
** "We're now to be 'handled' like husbands." (39)
** "Do-it-yourself Carnaby." (44)
** "They're smaller and softer, sir." (48)
** "I can't take your bravery standing up." (52)
** "Between us, we could get to the moon." (59)
** "You look like you've been squashed by a truck." (62)
** "Hamburger buns?" (65)
** "Since when do you need a gun?" (69)
** "Can a woman love a battered man?" (74)
** "Your knight has had it." (76)
* The Final Affair by Paula Block (reprinted from Warped Space #18, two sequels to this story are in Syndizine #1, A Hawk and a Handsaw by Eileen Roy (UNCLE/Prisoner), and Finale by Paula Block)
File:wolveslamb1.jpg|Joni Wagner, Martynn
File:wolveslamb2.jpg|Laura Virgil
File:wolveslamb3.jpg|Martynn
File:wolveslamb4.jpg|Joni Wagner
File:wolveslamb5.jpg|Gordon Carleton, Pat Munson
File:wolveslamb6.jpg|Joni Wagner
==Reactions and Reviews: "The Wolves and the Lambs Affair==
==Reactions and Reviews: "The Final Affair"==
See reactions and reviews for The Final Affair.
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Wolves of Mercy Falls

The Wolves of Mercy Falls also known as The Shiver Trilogy is a romance, fantasy and young adult werewolf four book series -- the trilogy and a standalone title published in 2014 -- by Maggie Stiefvater.
Shiver had been considered for film adaptation, but although creative differences meant the project was not continued.
==Books==
* Shiver (1 August 2009)
* Linger (13 July 2010)
* Forever (12 July 2011)
* Sinner (1 July 2014)
===Film adaptation===
On her website back in July 2011,FAQ: Who would you cast as Sam and Grace in a movie? Will there be a Shiver movie? by Maggie Stiefvater. Archive date: July 17, 2011. Accessed: September 14, 2021. Maggie answered questions from fans about possible film adaptations of the book. 
After the possible adaptation has been canceled, Maggie Stiefvater affirmed was has not completely disregarded the option to adapt the novel, but has stated that it shall not be occurring in the near future. 
Believing that the film industry would limit her power over the production of Shiver's movie counterpart, she has also stated that she would prefer for there to be no movie made.
==Canon==
The novels largely follow the relationship of Grace Brisbane and Samuel K. “Sam” Roth, as tensions between humans and wolves/werewolves rise throughout the small town of Mercy Falls, in the wake of the attack of a school boy.
===Main Characters===
*Grace Brisbane
*Sam Roth
*Isabel Culpeper
*Cole St Clair
*Shelby
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
==Fanworks==
==Archives, Community & Resources==
* Shiver tag at FanFiction.Net
* Shiver crossover tag at FanFiction.Net
* The Wolves of Mercy Falls tag at AO3
* wolves of mercy falls tag on Tumblr
* thecrookedshelf, LiveJournal Community
* wolvesofmfalls, LiveJournal Community
* shiver_fans, LiveJournal Community
* Sam_Grace, Sam/Grace LiveJournal Community
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Young Adult Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Werewolf Fandoms
The Woman With The Golden Feathers

The Woman With The Golden Feathers is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Reverse Bang by Countess_H and GranadaCtonica. It is rated G for General Audiences. The fic was beta-read by ChaseDawg12.
The premise for the fic is based on artwork created by Nathalie.draws.Tumblr masterpost, GabeNath Reverse Bang, Dec 24, 2020
== Fic Info ==
=== Summary ===
The annual Bourgeois masquerade comes at the right time for Gabriel. In a moment of personal uncertainty after his discreet divorce, he will find the possible answer in a mysterious lady with golden feathers.
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
The Woman in Seat Thirty-Eight

The Woman in Seat Thirty-Eight is a due South story by Melanie Mitchell.
It was nominated for a Serious Duck Award, along with another Mitchell story called Chicago, 1968.
The story was archived at Racine Street, and possibly at DSA before that.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Discussion at Due South Reporter===
A year after the story was published, it, and other stories by Mitchell, caught the attention of some BNFs.
Comments are from Reporting in from Racine Street (July 25-28, 2002).
 
==References==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Woman who Sued Herself, or, "msscribe: the touching saga of one woman's rise from anonymity to stardom in Harry Potter fandom in five months."

The Woman who Sued Herself is a 2006 essay by mikkeneko. It has the subtitle: "msscribe: the touching saga of one woman's rise from anonymity to stardom in Harry Potter fandom in five months."
It was written after the author had read The Ms.Scribe Story: An Unauthorized Fandom Biography. 
The post has over 170 comments.
==Links==
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==Introduction==
==The Post==
==The Footnotes==
==Comments==
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==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Scandals
Category:Christianity & Fandom
The Women Who Coined the Term ‘Mary Sue’

The Women Who Coined the Term ‘Mary Sue’ is a 2019 article by Jackie Mansky at "Smithsonian.com." 
The article has the subtitle: "The trope they named in a ‘Star Trek’ fan zine in 1973 continues to resonate in 2019."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the history of the term Mary Sue, and its creators Paula Smith and Sharon Ferraro
* the zine Menagerie
* some remarks about early science fiction fanzines, males and female fans 
* Game of Thrones
* a link to A Trekkie's Tale online
* an uncredited image taken from Fanlore 
* teaching fans a lesson
* Paula Smith's comment: "I wanted to write the complete sort of Mary Sue that there was because they were all alike,” says Smith. “It was just so typical that it just had to be done.”
==Excerpts==
 
Category:2019 News Media
The Women of Cascade, or how a shoot-em-up show about a superhero treats its female characters.

The Women of Cascade, or how a shoot-em-up show about a superhero treats its female characters is an essay by magician113.
"This is a meta complement to the podfics entry submitted by laurie_ky for the ladiesbigbang."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Sentinel
* regular characters: Naomi Sandburg, Megan Connor, Carolyn Plummer, Cassie Wells
* many other minor characters
==Excerpts==
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The Women of Darkover

The Women of Darkover is a gen 433-page novel by Mary Battle. It is an expansion of Molly of Darkover.
The author's description: "Follow the women of Cottman 4, and see how they survive the rigors of daily life in a world where men have total control over women. See how the Renunciates, such as Elayna n'ha Annette, Mhari n'ha Gladys, and Lucretia n'ha Magda live their lives here. Watch as they move through their world and find new loves and adventures." Paperback Swap/WebCite, accessed February 17, 2012 
This book, along with "Molly of Darkover," is a subject of legal controversy. See: Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust and Unauthorized Fanworks.
The book was sold via Lulu for $19.92.Lulu.com. The Women of Darkover by Mary Battle (Book) in Science Fiction & Fantasy, via Wayback: 22 November 2008. (Accessed 18 February 2012) As of February 2012, the manufacturing cost for publishing a book of this size and binding at Lulu is $13.16.Price based on results from the Lulu.com price calculator, using the information about size and binding on this page. (Accessed 18 February 2012) However, since 2008, Lulu has undergone several prices changes as some production and materials costs have risen while others have been reduced with the introduction of different grade paper and other publishing options.Lulu Site Highlights: Price Increases, dated November 7, 2008 (Accessed 18 February 2012). 
==References==
Category:Darkover Fanfiction
Category:2007 Zines
The Women of Forever Knight

The Women of Forever Knight was a website devoted to the female characters in the Forever Knight television series. One of the ancillary websites associated with the Lisa Ryder Screencaps Archive and Affiliated Sites, it was formerly located at http://www.lisacaps.com/fkwomen/.
The website includes biographies of the actors and screen captures of their work—not only from episodes of Forever Knight, but also from other TV shows and movies in which they appeared. The actors featured are Catherine Disher (Natalie Lambert), Deborah Duchene (Janette DuCharme), Natsuko Ohama (Amanda Cohen), Lisa Ryder (Tracy Vetter), Kristin Lehman (Urs), Kathryn Long (Divia), and Sandi Ross (Grace Balthazar).
==Site Design==
The website is located in a folder within Lisacaps.com. It has a splash index page dominated by a simple collage of seven screen captures, one for each of the actors.
The site has frames, with the ToC in the side panel. Each actor has her own section, with its own ToC. The main page for each of these subsections features a short biography.
For Disher, Duchene, and Ryder, there are further subsections for each season of Forever Knight in which they appeared. These also have their own ToCs, which list the episodes.
The number of screen captures per actress varies, but for some it runs into the thousands.
==Archived Copy==
Unfortunately, the majority of screencaps have not been archived.
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:2000s
The Women of Star Trek

The Women of Star Trek is a 1977 article by T.J. Burnside published in Fesarius 2.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* specific female characters and their weaknesses
* Gene Roddenberry's valiant efforts to have women in command, and how he was thwarted by the networks
* some female characters and their good points
* a reminder that the show was aired ten years ago and things are better now than then
* maybe the upcoming movie, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, will have better roles for females?
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
The Women of Star Wars Home Page

You may be looking for The Women of Star Wars, a print zine.
The Women of Star Wars Home Page was a site that was dedicated to the women of the Star Wars universe and its mission was to post information from the movies and books, rants, opinions, gripes, praise, adulation, etc., as it regarded the female characters. 
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Links==
* What's New
Category:Star Wars WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1997
Category:1990s
Category:2000
The Women of Voyage - A Personal Perspective

The Women of Voyage - A Personal Perspective is a 1990 essay by Bob Perry. 
The topic is female characters in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
It was printed in Up Bubble #7 where the topic of women on board the Seaview submarine was hotly debated. Most fans expressed their dislike and non-support of female characters in this show, citing them a distraction to the male characters doing their jobs, distraction for fans who wanted to see smarm and interactions between the male characters, logistical concerns about housing women on a submarine with men, and general displeasure at female character's personalities and motives. 
Bob Perry, a contributor to the letterzine, wrote his essay in defense of female characters on the show.
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1990 Meta
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
The Women of X-Men Evolution

The Women of X-Men Evolution is a fansite dedicated to the X-Women and other female characters of X-Men: Evolution.
It was affiliated with Southern Shadow which was also its sister site. 
Originally on Extreme Evolution, it later became hosted in 2007 by Kataclysm of Kataclysm's X-Men: Evolution PageAnnounced on 10/17/07 at Kataclysm's X-Men: Evolution Page.
==Content==
* Biographies
* Image Gallery
* Episode List
* Comics
* Quotes
* Fan Work
* Media
* FAQs
* Links
==References==
<references>
Category:X-Men: Evolution Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Women of the X

The Women of the X was a fansite dedicated to the female X-Men characters.
Different female characters of the X-Men were featured in the main layouts: Jean Grey, Storm, Psylocke, Shadowcat, and Storm again Credit goes to Wayback for the information. Only the Jean Grey images for the main layout survived..
In 2002, the site won an X-Day Award for "Best Unrelated Character" Fan SiteX-Day 2002.
==Content==
*X-Men 
**Storm
**Rogue
**
Phoenix
**Psylocke
**Shadowcat
**Sage
*X-Force 
**Domino
**Boomer
**Siryn
** Moonstar
*Gen X 
**Jubilee
**Husk
**M
**Penance
** The White Queen
* Excalibur
**Phoenix
**Meggan Broddock
**Cerise
**Daytripper
*X-Factor
**Polaris
**Wolfsbane
**Shard
**Val Cooper
*Age of Apocalypse
**AOA Storm
**AOA Dazzler
**AOA Rogue
**AOA Blink
**AOA Mystique
**AOA Destiny
**AOA Mask
** AOA Switchback
**AOA Moonstar
**AOA Callisto
*Allies
**Dazzler
**Cecilia Reyes
**Marrow
**Lifeguard
**Revanche
**X Stacy
**Magik
**Lilandra
**Moira MacTaggert
**Threnody
**Warbird
**Exiles:
***Blink
***Nocturne
***Sunfire
*Villains
** Mystique
**The Goblin Queen
**Spiral
**Feral
**Copycat
**Selene
**Viper
**Deathbird
**Deathstrike
** The Hellfire Club
*Fanart
*Merchandise
*Wallpaper
*Skins (Winamp)
*Animations
*Awards
**The Site gave away awards to other X-Men sites. 
*Links
==Screencaps==
File:X-women.org.jpg|The Jean Grey main layout.
File:X-WomenXmen.jpg|The X-Men layout.
File:X-WomenXforce.jpg|The X-Force layout.
File:X-WomenXFactor.jpg|The X-Factor layout.
File:X-WomenExcab.jpg|The Excalibur layout.
File:X-WomenAOA.jpg|The AOA layout.
File:X-WomenGenX.jpg|The Gen X layout.
File:X-WomenVillains.jpg|The Villains layout.
File:X-WomenAllies.jpg|The Allies layout.
==References==
<references>
Category:X-Men Websites
Category:2000s
The Wonder That Is Daniel

The Wonder That Is Daniel (TWTID for short) was a fansite for Daniel Jackson. It included a database of links to author pages with Daniel-centric fic. Other content included a humor subsite written from the POV of "Junior", Teal'c's Goa'uld symbiote, which identifies Daniel as "my future host" and Samantha Carter as "my future Queen".
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
Category:2000s
The Wonder Woman Web Ring

The Wonder Woman Web Ring was a webring connecting fansites about the DC Comics character Wonder Woman.
==Member Sites==
*Diana's Boutique
*Duke of Deception's Wonder Woman Art Shrine
*FredKnoz Wonder Woman Gallery!
*The Five Earths Project
*Joel Thingvall's Wonder Woman Gallery
*Lynda Carter, Mere Mortal
*Mercian Comics 
*Online Comics and Art Cartoons
*Phil Jimenez Fan Page 
*Renny's Wonder Woman Shrine & Digital Designs
*The Superman & Wonder Woman Fan Archive
*The Ultimate Wonder Woman Movie
*Wonder Woman
*The Wonder Woman Animated Gif Gallery
*Wonder Woman Comics
*Wonder Woman Fan Club Online
*Wonder Woman Fan Fiction
*The Wonder Woman Files
*Wonder Woman Wall Posters
Category:Wonder Woman
Category:DC Websites
The Wonderful World of Harry Potter

The Wonderful World of Harry Potter was a Harry Potter fansite founded in the summer of 1999.WWOHP - What's New, archived 26 August 2001.
The mailing list for the site was HPotter, founded August 27, 1999, originally on OneList.
The site's Fandom.com description stated:
:"Welcome Harry Potter fans! You’ll love this site dedicated to the popular Harry Potter book series written by J.K. Rowling. You’ll be kept up to date on Harry Potter news including info about the upcoming movie. Here you can take quizzes, chat with HP fans, read fanfics, post in forums, visit links, and oh so much more! Whatever you do here, you’re bound to have lots of fun!"Fandom.com - Fandomains. (Archived 15 August 2000 by the Wayback Machine.)
== History ==
The site moved to Fandom.com circa June 2000Message 141 at HPotter, 19 June 2000. (Accessed 12 August 2016 at Yahoo! Groups.)WWOHP at homestead.com, first archived by the Wayback Machine on 20 June 2000. until its closure in early 2001. It was "up and running again" (but still under construction) as of July 13, 2001.Message 213 at HPotter, 13 July 2001. (Accessed 12 August 2016 at Yahoo! Groups.)
The site went offline sometime in or after December 2002.One page was last archived by the Wayback Machine on 09 December 2002; another is shown as unavailable as of 20 December 2002.
== Content ==
* Fanfiction
* eZine
* Forum
== Press ==
* Sorcerer's Apprentice Lands Stock Options (People.com, 04 June 2001)
* Fandom Inc. Acquires Five New Fan Domains, Including Harry Potter and Spiderman; 13-Year Old Girl is Webmistress of Harry Potter Site and Fandom's Newest Employee. (Business Wire, 05 July 2000)
* Hogwarts Webmistress (L.A. Weekly, 26 July 2000)
* Web Masters Of Their Domains Internet Has Given Birth To Corporate Kiddies (Jim Nolan, philly.com, 10 October 2000)
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:1999 Category:2000s
The Wonders At Your Feet

The Wonders At Your Feet is a Berserk action AMV that focuses on the violent and brutal aspects of the series. The AMV was originally posted to AnimeMusicVideos.org and later uploaded to YouTube in 2006. The YouTube upload wasn't done by the creator of the AMV.
Although there is a Berserk anime series, this vid was created solely with scenes from the Berserk manga. The creator used many different and highly sophisticated techniques to help achieve motion or a sense of motion, including pans & zooms, distortion effects, animation created by using multiple layers, and adding moving rain/blowing grit.See video notes for The Wonders At Your Feet at animemusicvideos.org. (Accessed 18 November 2008) In addition to that there are several fast cuts in some of the fight scenes that create the illusion of movement. The result is quite impressive.
==Synopsis==
The main character, Guts, escaped a cataclysmic event but he didn't escape unscathed; he lost an arm and an eye, he has been branded with a symbol that marks him as a demon sacrifice, and the betrayal of his best friend cuts deep. Now everything dark and evil feels drawn to him and tries to kill him, which means he has to constantly fight for his life and he can't seek out the company of other humans because that would put them in danger. There are characters who stick with him anyway, unlikely friendships, fragile bonds, beauty, and a will to live that's too strong to be denied, but the vid only focuses on the dark side of the curse. All the death and violence surrounding Guts make it appear that he is the source of the evil that is plaguing the land and people hunt him because of it. The woman at the beginning of the vid is an inquisitor who wants to stop him but she is blinded by her faith and can't believe in these dark forces that haunt Guts. The vid shows the ugly reality she refuses to see.
==References==
Category:Berserk
Category:2005
The Wongs

The Wongs is nickname used by fans of the Carterverse shows, especially X-Philes for the writing duo consisting of James Wong and Glen Morgan.
The term seems to have first appeared in an alt.tv.x-files discussion in May 1996 by user Michael Richmannhttps://groups.google.com/d/topic/alt.tv.x-files/cIpvJcXJ6vg/discussionand started gaining popularity in the fandom around after that http://www.angelfire.com/mo/nica/xcure.html It was and is still also used by journalists in coverage when referring to the two writershttp://ew.com/article/2015/05/26/x-files-david-duchovny/ as well by the fandom.
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:1996
The Wood in Bloom

the Wood in Bloom is an Elijah Wood/Orlando Bloom slash site with fanfiction and links to character slash websites and recommendations.
The page joined the Reflections Meet webring February 26, 2002.Reflections Meet, via Wayback: 22 May 2004. (Accessed 29 September 2012)
Description from the webring:
==References==
Category:RPF Websites
Category:Angelfire
Category:Lotrips
Category:2000s
The Woods Series

The Woods Series is are slash Sentinel stories by Anna S.
The author warns for graphic descriptions of torture and rape.
==Parts==
* Down to the Woods (45577 words)
* The Tree Becoming (17038 words)
* The Wood Beyond (14633 words)
==Author's Original Notes==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Word & Wisdom of Tom Baker

The Word & Wisdom of Tom Baker has the subtitle: "A Humorous One Off Glimpse at the Impact of Tom Baker's Doctor in These United States." It is a zine "written, produced and created by Will Valentino."
"Featuring quotes, notes and photos from Tom Baker's appearance in Philadelphia in February 1984" transcribed by Will Valentino from talks give by Baker at the Philadelphia Centre Hotel. 
Image:wordwisdom2.jpg|inside page
Image:wordwisdom3.jpg|inside page
Image:wordwisdom4.jpg|inside page, the art is by Jon Spencer
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1984 Zines
The Word Withheld

The Word Withheld is a Kirk/Spock story by J.S. Cavalcante.
It was published as part of the Kirk/Spock Online Festival of 2000, reposted in Side by Side #6, and included in the print zine Festival.
==Summary==
"After retrieving Kirk from the interspatial rift of "The Tholian Web," Spock realizes his oath to Starfleet and his service aboard the Enterprise are in jeopardy because he has denied to himself—and withheld from Kirk—a certain truth about the nature of the Vulcan relationship called "t’hy’la"."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===2001===
===2002===
===2010===
===2012===
===2012-2016===
==References==
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Words Series

The Words Series is an X-Files series by Karen Rasch.
A fan in 2000 called it "Maybe the definitive MSR smut classic." alt.tv.x-files.creative 
It was the winner of 1995 and 1996 Spooky Awards.
==Author's Summary==
"Mulder/Scully romance. Mulder and Scully get drawn into a trap by a murderer who is well aware of Mulder's greatest weakness, and is more than willing to use it against him."
==Author Comments==
==A WIP Due to Theft==
A fan in 1999 said: 
==The Series==
* Three Little Words
* Saying the Words 
* Words on the Wire 
* Beyond Words 
* The Gift of Words 
* Early Morning Words 
* At a Loss for Words 
* Mother's Words 
* Words to the Wise 
* Words to Live By 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Words We Wrote

The Words We Wrote is a LiveJournal community for Hanson fanfic. Membership is open to anyone, although the community is moderated by an incest author. The community occasionally hosted challenges, usually inspired by songs/albums. No new posts have been added to the community since 2010; after LiveJournal locked all communities to moderated posting (to solve a spam problem), posting slowed considerably and the queue no longer appears to be checked by the moderator at all.
As of December 27, 2016, the community has 44 members.
Category:Hanson Communities