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Intellislasher

Narrowly defined, an intellislasher is one of a group of slash writers in early Harry Potter fandom who didn't like the then prevailing trends in HP slash fic and wrote "intelli-slash" instead. Some of these fics were collected at the Intellislash archive (now defunct). 
FanWorks.org defines the term as "An intelligent slasher who takes tired and rehashed ideas and works them over in a new and innovative ways."Fan Fiction Dictionary >> Intellislasher . (Accessed 7 June 2014)
There was a lot of wank surrounding intellislash, and the term was applied to fic by other authors. In 2005:
==In Other Fandoms==
The term intellislasher is specific to Harry Potter, but similar writing style trends did crop up in other fandoms. In a comment to Julad's 2005 SGA meta "Anyone who had a heart...", Beth H said,
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Intensities interviews Henry Jenkins @ Console-ing Passions

Intensities interviews Henry Jenkins @ Console-ing Passions is an extensive (almost 23,000 words!) 2001 interview with Henry Jenkins. It was conducted by Matt Hills and published in Intensities: The Journal of Cult Media. 
Matt Hills talks almost as much as Jenkins.
"Console-ing Passions" was a conference held at the University of Bristol.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* some academic books, including Textual Poachers (Jenkins), Fan Cultures (Hills), Interacting with Babylon 5 (Lancaster), and Cult TV (Jones)
* acafandom and acafans
* fandom and profit
* power of fans
* Star Trek, Babylon 5, Xena: Warrior Princess, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Doctor Who, DC Comics
* George Lucas, and Lucasfilm's control over fandom, what is considered canon, views on fans
* the increased status of fans who "turn pro" and have access to TPTB, the possible loss of status for fans who do the same, violating the fourth wall
* J. Michael Straczynski
* Star Trek fandom and the tension between literary and media sf fans, between male and female fans
* fandom cultural hierarchy
* the differences between Trekkie and Trekker, Jenkin's anger over the term "Trekkie," careless publishers
* Camille Bacon-Smith, Constance Penley
* TPTB's awareness of fan fiction and its genres and tropes, and becoming savvy enough to employ them in canon
* Big Name Fans, fans who've turned pro ("executive fans"), and "what happens when the textual poachers turn textual gamekeepers."
* offensive, and effective, book covers
* more commercial production of intertexts and its effect on both academic study and fandom
* the poor treatment fans get in journalism, in popular culture, in society in general
* the essay Normal Female Interest in Men Bonking
* the online journals Whoosh! and Slayage: The Journal of Whedon Studies
* so much more!
==Official Interview Sections==
* (I) From textual poachers to media convergence: producers, texts, consumers
* (II) On the politics of fan studies
* (III) Fan studies: The Next Generation?
* (IV) Fandom and/as religion? The power of the metaphor ...
* (V) Moving towards an 'affective semiotics' ...
* (VI) Uneasy relations? Fan studies, psychoanalysis and theories of popular culture
* (VII) Fan ethnographies: encountering the 'real' or decentring academic expertise?
* (VIII) Textbook versions of fan studies ...
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Babylon 5 Fan Interviews
Category:Xena Fan Interviews
Intensive Atlantis RPG

Intensive Atlantis RPG was an Atlantis: The Lost Empire roleplaying group.
==Group Description==
==Guidelines==
==Roleplay participants==
The character(s) each member played are listed in parenthesis.
*lt_helga_sinclair/Kat (Helga Sinclair)
*jackdawmmx/Sparky (Gaetan Moliere)
*caksgurl33 (Audrey Ramirez)
*shahnahkehm/zzyllo (Shauna Kim Wulf/Shanakem/Shahnahkehm, Wilhelmina Packard)
*sweet16_1310/Rodney (Daymeeko Minyata)
*eri_jane (Kida Nedakh)
*vinny_the_demolitionist (Vinny Santorini)
*Nymuea (Nimuea)
*brerbutterfly (Joshua Sweet/Gaetan Moliere?)
*fluffy_milos_cat (Fluffy, Milo's cat)
*Lieutenant Starlite (Milo Thatch)
==History==
On June 16 2002, the group admin posted
One person voted for option three, and three people voted for option two. However, the admin never made any follow-up posts.
The final non-spambot post in the group was a thread in March 2003 by a user interested in joining as Lyle Rourke.
Category: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Role Playing
Category:2001
Category:Play by Email Roleplaying
InteractiveFics

InteractiveFics is a browser plugin created in 2014 by silencethroughwords to place the reader's details into reader-insert fic, in place of abbreviations such as Y/N.
==Links==
*https://silencethroughwords.tumblr.com/readerinsert
*https://silencethroughwords.tumblr.com/faq#reader
*https://interactivefics.tumblr.com/
*https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/interactivefics/pcpjpdomcbnlkbghmchnjgeejpdlonli
Category:Fiction WritingCategory:Self Insert Fandom
Category:Browser Extensions
Intercom

* Intercom, a Star Trek newsletter for the club U.S.S. Achernar
* Intercom, a Star Trek newsletter for the UK club U.S.S. Hood (mid-1980s, Julie Perrin was editor)
* Intercom, a Star Trek newsletter for the club U.S.S. Sirius, edited by Ruth Ann Hepner
* USS Eagle Intercom, a Star Trek club zine
* Intercom One, a Space: 1999 zine
* Intercom: 1705, a Star Trek club newsletter
* Enter-comm, a Star Trek: TOS zine
Intercom (Star Trek newsletter 1)

Intercom is a Star Trek: TOS newsletter for the fan club U.S.S. Achernar, published in southern California (Los Angeles / San Diego region). Issues are known up through Vol. 10 in 1992. If they published regularly, with new volumes for each calendar year, then the newsletter would have begun in 1983.
==V.1 N.1==
Intercom v.1 n.1
==V.1 N.2==
Intercom v.1 n.2 
* All Right, You're a Doctor (reprinted in The Achernar Tapes)
* other unknown content
==V.1 N.3==
Intercom v.1 n.3
==V.1 N.4==
Intercom v.1 n.4 was published before 1986.
"Achernar: The Origin of a Name (reprinted in The Achernar Tapes)
* other unknown content
==V.5 N.4==
Intercom v.5 n.4 was published in August 1987.
==V.10 N.5==
Intercom Vol. 10 No. 5 was published in May 1992. It was a 27 page newsletter, edited by Pamela DuPuy. Other staff are Story Editor Dan Bromley and Proof Reader Valorie Hamm. 
 
* Captain's Log (Editor news and comments)
* First Officer's Log (President's comments, Kathi Sea)
* Briefing Room (Meeting minutes)
* Space Quizzes (Science trivia questions)
* Stationary (Letterhead stationary for the club)
* Personnel Profiles ("Personnel" record for the editor's cat)
* Future Briefings (Upcoming meetings)
* Mission Im-Paws-I-Bull (Novelette by Clayton George & Albert Turek, pp. 5-18)
* Chrysalis (Short story by Dan Bromley, pp, 19-22)
* The Avatar (Short story by Kathi Sea) (the setting of the TV series "V"; the other two fiction stories appear to be in the Star Trek Universe, but not with Star Trek characters.)
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1980s
Intercom One

Intercom One is a 68-page Space: 1999 anthology of reviews, photos, interviews, articles and fiction. It was produced in Denmark.
Note on the title: This zine was intended to be titled simply "Intercom," but due to the death of one of its creators, there was only one issue, which is now referred to as Intercom One.
==Contents==
* A Textbook Case by an unknown author 
* screenshots
* series response in Denmark
* a review of "Seed of Destruction"
* Johnny Byrne interview
* Ina Skriver interview
* War Games Special, analysis
* filming mistakes
* Blackpool Exhibition report
* other unknown fiction
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Intercon (LARP con)

Intercon is a LARP convention. Intercon is a trademark of the Live Action Roleplayers Association (LARPA) LARPA wiki which works with local groups to host Intercon and licenses the name. New England Interactive Literature (NEIL) "was incorporated in October of 2000, in order to define a local entity solely responsible for the New England Intercons."NEIL history
==External Links==
*NEIL History
*Wikipedia on Intercon
*Intercon on the LARPA wiki
*List with links to previous Intercon Programs
==References==
Category:1990s ConventionsCategory:2000s ConventionsCategory:2010s Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:LARPCategory:Conventions in United States
Intercon (US Star Trek convention)

Intercon was a con advertised as "a science fiction convention for Star Trek fans."
It was the first fan-run science fiction, Star Trek con in Utah.
At least one ad referred to it as "The Intermountain Star Trek/Science Fiction Convention."
This con was hosted by the same fans who produced The Communicator and The Transponder.
 
==1975==
Intercon 1975 was held in Salt Lake City.
It was chaired by Julia Howarth, Susan Dastrup, Nerissa Wilhite, and Davie Wilhite.
The con skit was by Lucy Miner.
Guests were: Darren McGavin, Grace Lee Whitney.
This con's emphasis was on science fiction films, with some Star Trek: TOS and Kolchak: The Night Stalker.
From Warped Space #21: 
The program book contains 60 pages and was edited by Brad Boyle and Mick Worthen. It includes:
* descriptions of the science fiction films shown, by Brad Boyle
* the con com members
* fiction, Star Trek: TOS, "The Stiff Affair" by Don Winner (20 pages)
* fiction, original science fiction, "Dolomai Beast" by Gary Philips (6 pages)
* fiction, Kolchak: The Night Stalker, "The Cannibals" by Susan Dastrup (13 pages)
* an ad for Grace Lee Whitney's LPs
* an ad for Doubleday science fiction books
* an ad for the Star Trek Welcommittee
Image:intercon1975-1.jpg|the con com
Image:intercon1975-2.jpg|the con com
==1976==
Intercon 1976 was held in Salt Lake City, August 13-14, 1976. at the Tri-Arc Travelodge, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The guests were Alan Dean Foster, Jerry Pournelle, Bill Blake, Kathie Browne (Darren McGavin's wife), Darren McGavin, Grace Lee Whitney, Bob Wilkins, and the Trimbles. 
The play performed at the con was called In Memorium, and it was sold in zine form in 1977. 
Some more info, including some photos, is at: .
Image:intercon1976newspaper.jpg|a newspaper article talking about the con, Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, June 30, 1976
Image:intercon1976flyer.jpg|flyer for 1976
Image:intercon1976programming1.jpg|page 1 of the programming
Image:intercon1976programming2.jpg|page 2 of the programming
Image:intercon1976programming3.jpg|page 3 of the programming
==1976: Con Report==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1975 Conventions 
Category:1976 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Interest Check

An interest check is an activity sometimes performed by a zine mod or exchange mod prior to organizing a new zine or exchange. The purpose of an interest check is to determine whether there is sufficient interest among a group of fans (which may be a specific fandom, a set of fandoms, or Exchange Fandom) for the proposed zine or exchange to be a success.
In addition to interest in the proposed project itself, interest checks often involve polling the fandom(s) in question to determine what schedule the responding fans would prefer for the project, in order for the mods to schedule it to suit the needs of the greatest number of prospective participants.
== Format ==
Interest checks can take different forms. Among zine mods, it's common to create a Google form to link in various fandom spaces, asking questions like whether the respondent is interested in the zine, what (if any) kind of work they would be interested in contributing, and which schedule from a set of potential schedules would work best for them. For exchanges, the interest check is often less formal and may take place on an anonymous platform with a large Exchange Fandom presence, like Fail-Fandomanon, asking if anyone would be interested in participating and what time of year would be ideal for the exchange to run.
Category:Zine Glossary
Category:Exchange Fandom
Interfilk

Interfilk is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the filk music community. They raise funds for conventions, including cost of travel, accommodations, and the conventions themselves. It was founded by Bob Laurent and inspired by the Flying Filk Fund. In 2001, they published the Interfilk Songbook. A sponsored filker attending a convention is called an "Interfilk guest." Lists of filk conventions can be found on the website. 
Category:Filk Music
Intergalactic Corporation of Quadrotriticale Quirks

Intergalactic Corporation of Quadrotriticale Quirks is a Star Trek: TOS zine of unknown content. 
==Issue 1==
Intergalactic Corporation of Quadrotriticale Quirks 1 was published in fall 1975. It contains no art. 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Intergalactic Enquirer

Intergalactic Enquirer is a gen club zine. The current editor is Rod Barroso. There are at least 185 issues and it is issued monthly. From the club website:
:In addition to providing information about the club and upcoming meetings, the newsletter also features a variety of news on all Doctor Who media. The Enquirer also provides info on other Science Fiction and Fantasy media, as well as British media. We also feature reviews on movies, TV, books, etc. Plus each month we have a caption contest, e-survey question and our brand new Dear Dalek (see below) for our readers. Any member can submit articles on whatever they like, provided it is related to Doctor Who or other Science Fiction and Fantasy media. 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Intergalactic Gallery

Intergalactic Gallery This is not the official title of this art. It is a title used here on Fanlore from the covers of the zine they were printed in. If someone knows the artist's own title for them, please put a not on the talk page. is a set of two art pieces by Caren Parnes.
 
They portray Kirk and Spock as statues in an art gallery, and as statues coming to life. They are a form of art imitation. The one of Spock is "The Thinker" by Rodin. 
The art was printed as the front and back covers of First Time #40 where the editor introduced them: 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art
 
Category:1994 Fanart
Intergalactic Sex: Interview with Constance Penley

Intergalactic Sex: Interview with Constance Penley is a 1998 interview with Constance Penley.
The interview was conducted for "Fringecore 3."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Penley's book NASA/Trek
** how the institution of NASA has been modelled on Star Trek and vice versa
** "In the second section of her book, she describes a group of women fan 'zine writers (the so-called K/S slashers) who write gay erotic fiction with Captain Kirk and Spock as inter-galactic lovers. I asked her about this weird and wonderful phenomenon."
* "the American entertainment state is owned by 5 corporate entities" and what this means for profit and culture
* "netnannies" and censorship
* Penley's statement that there are no "lesbian slash stories" for Star Trek, specifically Uhura/Chapel because "No! And that's because those characters were not fleshed out in the television show."
* are authors preforming "literary drag"
* "[K/S] writing has been going on since the early seventies, and over time Kirk has been more feminised or Spock has been more feminised."
* AIDs and the appeal of writing m/m in the future and in outer space
* what Penley feels is why fic about Kirk and Spock having children is unpopular
* Spock as a "racial other" -- "And I argue that slash-writing solves that, because Spock is truly equal to Kirk. He is the racial other, but he is shown to complete Kirk as Kirk completes him."
* Penley's analogy in NASA/Trek: "between "Star Trek" and the American myth of the 'New Adam'. You know, like Kirk and Spock being like Natty Bumpo and his side-kick Chingachook."
* female bodies as "problematic"
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Intergalactic Touring Band

Intergalactic Touring Band was a professional endeavor, an science fiction concept album of science fiction songs recorded by a collection of musicians, and presented as the work of a fictional band. 
The ensemble album featured many star performers from progressive rock and other genres, including Meat Loaf, Ben E. King, Larry Fast (Synergy), Percy Jones, Annie Haslam (Renaissance), Rod Argent, David Bedford, Peppi Marchello (Good Rats).
The songs' theme is multi-generational space travel and human space colonization.
==The Fictional Members==
* Hope Larson — Lase Keyboard Panel
* Ixol Phaane — Computerized Keyboard Synthesis
* Justice Conrad — Globe Lase Base
* Krys — Holographic Percussion
* Raif Reed — Lase Guitar
==Fan Comments==
==Further Reading==
* Intergalactic Touring Band at Wikipedia
* 
* Intergalactic Touring Band Join Meat Loaf, Clarence Clemons and other musical stars for a harmonic jaunt through the heavens
==References==
Category:Audio
Category: Science Fiction Fandom
Category: 1977 Albums
Intergalactic Trading Company

Intergalactic Trading Company is a fan run Star Trek and science fiction merchandise company.
==About==
==Merge==
In March 2008, it merged with New Eye Studio: 
 
==Similar Companies==
See List of Fan Run Star Trek Merchandising Companies.
==References==
Category:1970s
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:2020s
Category:Star Trek TOS
Interlac

Interlac is the first Legion of Super-Heroes apazine from the 1970s that is still being printed today. It was founded by Rich Morrissey.
Originally titled "LEAPA" which stood for Legion Amateur Press Association. The name LEAPA only lasted three issues before being changed to Interlac, the name is designated communication language of the 30th-century United Planets confederation.
There was 15 founding members and its first mailing was 26 pages.
==Resources==
* I WILL TELL YOU #19: The Beginnings of Legion Fandom by Greg Turner (March 29, 2011)
* Wikipedia page for Interlac
* Interlac.org
* Early Site
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:Legion of Super-Heroes
Category:DC Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Interlude

*Interlude (Alex Rider story)
*Interlude, an adult het Star Trek: TOS novel by Celeste Sefranek
* Interlude, a Star Trek: TOS slash anthology by C.A. Mallett, see Kaliffee #2
*Interlude, a K/S story by Ida Vega
*Interlude, a K/S story by Maggie McClendon
*Interlude, a Star Wars TPM story by Black Rose
*Interludes, a Star Trek: TOS gen anthology edited by Ann Zewen
*Interludes, a Kiefer/Lou zine series
*Interludes, a Starsky & Hutch zine
* Interludes, a Dark Shadows zine
*Orion Archives: 2283-2284 Interludes, a Star Trek: TOS anthology edited by Randall Landers
Interlude (Star Trek: TOS novel)

Interlude is a adult het 104-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Celeste Sefranek. It is illustrated by Christine Myers.
From an ad in Datazine #44: "A romance for Spock was just what the doctor ordered... literally!"
From the zine: it was written on a "Radio Shack TRS-80 Mark 4P using the SuperScriptit System and printed out on her letter quality printer."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Interlude (Star Trek: TOS story by Ida Vega)

Interlude is a K/S story by Ida Vega.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #21.
==Summary== 
"A slightly A/U story! On Tarsus IV, a young Jim Kirk meets and falls in love with a gifted Vulcan musician. After a brief time together, Kirk is unexpectedly called away... only to return to Tarsus seven years later as captain of the USS ENTERPRISE at the request of the Vulcan ambassador to help rescue as many non-Tarsians, including his musician son, from the planet as possible before Governor Kodos can put them all to death."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Interludes (Dark Shadow zine)

Interludes is a gen Dark Shadows fiction anthology by Dale Clark. 
The stories are related to the long-running series that started with Reunion in 1992. Part of Clark's challenge was that he kept having to revise and rewrite these stories as he progressed with the main series. 
From the author's flyer: "INTERLUDES is a collection of short stories by fan author Dale Clark that explore various aspects and relationships of characters and situations developed in his continuing DARKSHADOWSnovels, REUNION, RETRIBUTION,REVELATIONS, DESTINY and DISASTER."
==A Long Time in the Making==
Clark began taking pre-orders for it several years before its publication, and there were frequent updates about its progress in Inside the Old House. In July/August 1996, he wrote: 
==Contents==
These titles and descriptions are from the 1995 flyer and may not be entirely accurate in relation to the finished product.
* Turning Point (A young and optimistic Joshua Collins soon learns that ambition demands a heavy price as he struggles to maintain the Collins fortune -- but the consequences of his choices demand payment in a manner that will forever alter his life as he struggles with his conscience and a supernatural force at Findley's Cove.)
* Confrontation (Elliot Stokes undertakes a dangerous plan to do battle with the warlock Nicholas Blair, but as he meditates in preparation he faces a foe that knows his every weakness and who is capable of bringing about his own destruction -- himself.)
* Lycanthrope (While plotting revenge against his father, Cyrus Carrington reflects on his cursed existence and thinks of what his life might have been like had his mother not met and fell in love with Quentin Collins.)
* Heritage (Vicki and Peter Bradford's dreams of happiness are shattered as tragedy mars their plans for a family. But unknown to them, other forces are at work, forces that have their own agenda for the infant of Victoria Winters.)
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Interludes (Star Trek: TOS gen anthology)

Interludes is a gen Star Trek: TOS 154-page anthology edited by Ann Zewen. Cover: Christine Myers. 
==Description from a 1995 Submission Request Flyer==
==Contents==
* Where or When by Michelle Arvizu. Reprinted in Orion Archives: 2283-2284 Interludes #2. (p. 4-50)
* Whatever Your Heart Desires by Ann Zewen. Reprinted in Orion Archives: 2266-2270 The First Mission #5. (p. 51-58)
* A Whale of a Time by Teresa Canaway & Suzanne Hinr. (p. 59-88)
* All That They Had by Helen Gletsos. A prequel to "Reunification." (p. 89-111)
* Temple Maiden by Ann Zewen. Reprinted in Orion Archives: 2272-2275 The Second Mission #5. (p. 112-117)
* A Time to Heal by Joanne K. Seward. (p. 118-153)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1996 Zines