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The Last Unicorn

Beagle's novel was a cult hit and eventually that inspired Rankin-Bass to fund an animated film adaptation. Happily, Beagle was permitted to write the script. That script, as well as the artistic style, some stellar voice acting, and fitting music, lead to the film becoming a "sleeper hit" for many fantasy fans.
Synopsis: A unicorn living alone in her lilac forest learns she may be the last one left in the world. She undertakes a quest to discover if that rumor is true, acquires human allies, and has adventures that will change her forever.
==Fandom==
A beloved classic that inspired many people to come out and enjoy screenings of the film hosted by Peter Beagle decades after the film's premiere. Beagle has been generally supportive of fan creativity, discussing or posting fanart in particular. At screenings fans in cosplay felt comfortable approaching and talking with him.
Fanart appears to be the most popular form of fan creativity. Fancrafts and cosplay feel more prominent than in bigger fandoms, but that may be because this small fandom seems to cherish everything they can find.
Over half of the fics on AO3 are gen, with most of the rest featuring canonical het pairings.
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
Crossovers and fusions are particularly popular in TLU fanfics.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
* and a pale moon is rising by CountlessUntruths (KaliCephirot) It was Molly who found the young man sitting with his back to an old oak, with a white duck sleeping on his lap. A bittersweet and believable crossover with the meta-anime series Princess Tutu.
 
* Walking Man's Road by AmberDiceless "Oi, Shem! That unicorn's gonna make a run for it! ...oh, it's too late. Well you've still got one of 'em!" In which Aziraphale and Crowley are, for once, happy to have been mistaken. A crossover scene with the central characters of Good Omens.
* Cocoon by FireEye On the making of Lady Amalthea's dress. An evocative gap-filler set in Hagrid's castle.
===Fanart===
*Fanart by szienna
* Fanart by Sara Kipin
* Fanart by roachpatrol
==Archives and Communities==
===Archives===
* The Last Unicorn - All Media Types works on Ao3
===Communities===
* The Last Unicorn Movie (Facebook)
* The Real Peter S. Beagle (Facebook)
* Last Unicorn (Livejournal)
==Resources==
* ISFDB's Summary Bibliography of Peter Beagle
* The Last Unicorn (fandom wiki)
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Animated Film
The Last Vampire

"The Last Vampire" is a Forever Knight story by Diane Echelbarger.
When Nick is accidentally caught on film by a news crew, the Enforcers are persuaded by LaCroix to try an experiment to see how human society will take the discovery that vampires—or, at least, one last vampire—exists among them. Nick discovers that the complications to his life are overwhelming.
==Comments & Recommendations==
"The Last Vampire" was one of several early Forever Knight stories recommended by Jacqueline Lichtenberg in "Looking for a few good bytes - Part II" in November 1995."Looking for a few good bytes - Part II" by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. The brief review includes a response from the author to Lichtenberg's query about the warning at the top of the story that it is "depressing".
The story is also the Bright Knight Recommendation for March 2012.
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Last Wave

The Last Wave is a Kirk/Spock story by Carolyn Spencer. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #11 where it had art by Deeb.
 
==Excerpt==
"With one quick movement, the Vulcan was in the sleeping alcove. He snatched something from the wall and returned to drop to his knees in front of Kirk. Laying on the palms of his upturned hands was an ornate dagger... The blade was not overly long but looked to be wickedly sharp... “This is called a dashiek’atar. It literally means ‘freedom giver’ in the Old Tongue. It is a weapon from Vulcan’s Pre-Reform past. When a warrior became incapacitated in mind or body, his T’hy’la would honorably end his life with this. A cut here...,” he indicated the prominent vein in his neck, ‘and his Katra would be freed.”
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1998===
===1999===
===2007===
===2006===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Last Word (Star Trek: TOS story by Karla Kelly)

Also see The Last Word.
The Last Word is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #41.
 
==Summary==
"After a blow to the head, “Jim” is the only understandable word Spock can say, and through stranded with the landing party until the ship returns, Kirk and Spock make their feelings known for each other." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Last Word (Star Trek: TOS story by Kay Wells)

The Last Word is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells.
It was published in Charisma #8.
==Summary==
"Kirk feels compelled to approach Spock about his feelings for him after he learns the Vulcan's sexual preferences run toward men."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Late Great Killer Cartoon Book

The Late Great Killer Cartoon Book is a Doctor Who cartoon book. On the title page: "A collection of computer-generated garbage loosely based on 'Doctor Who'."
Image:lategreatkillercover.jpg|cover
Image:lategreattitle.jpg|title page
Image:lategreatinside.jpg|interior page
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1984 Zines
The Late Night Zine Lament

The Late Night Zine Lament is a filk song, authors unknown set to the song "Wait A Minute Mr. Postman" It is written from the POV of readers, writers and artists anxiously awaiting the fanzines they purchased years before. As each chorus advances so do the years - one years stretches onto two, then three and eventually five. 
Each paragraph calls on a different publisher who was slow in publishing their zines.
: Wait a minute, Mr. Postman, Wa-a-a-ait, Mr. Postman.
: Mr. Postman, would you look and see,
: If there's a zine, a zine for me?
: I sent my money in two years ago;
: I thought that maybe it got lost in the snow.
: In the beginning we were so naive,
: In the editor we did believe.
: She promised a zine full of Vulcan porn,
: But D.T. Steiner left us all forlorn.
: First Lori said a year, then two,
: Now twenty or more will do.
: I sent a SASE, she sent more ads.
: The wait for The Weight is driving me mad.
Category: 1980s Filk Songs
The Latest Model

The Latest Model is a slash 260-page Starsky and Hutch novel by Monika. It is digest-sized and the cover is by Moni K.
Summary from the publisher: "A first time, happy ending novel... 
Amid Starsky's confusion about his attraction for Hutch, he and his partner are required to go undercover to help stop a dangerous drug that is killing its users. Will they be the next to die?"
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:2011 Zines
The Laurentian Letters

The Laurentian Letters" has the subtitle: "Conference Proceedings of Convention Alley, Ottawa, Ontario. It is a 223-page collection of Harry Potter essays and articles. 
It was printed as a comb bound letter size zine with a clear plastic cover. The cover art and interior title page design was by R.J. Anderson.
It was edited by Stephanie Dutchen, Amanda Lowanski, Phyllis Morris and Diana Patterson.
==Introduction==
==Tale of Contents==
===Formal Individual Presentations===
* The Artistry of Jim Dale: The American Audio Version of the Harry Potter Novels by Lynn Eddy (9)
* Balancing Right and Wrong: Rule-Breaking in the Harry Potter Novels by Janet Ayles (23)
* Celtic and West Country Influences in the Harry Potter Books by Roslyn Blyn-LaDrew (31)
* "A Deeply Horrible Person": The Unlikely Redemption of Severus Snape by R.J. Anderson (42)
* Deja Vu with a Twist - The Use of Archetypes in Harry Potter by Trista Merrill (55)
* "D'you think we've got nothing better to do in Potions	than listen to Snape?": Listening in Harry Potter by Diana Patterson (94)
* From Tom Brown to Tom Riddle: J.K. Rowling and the	Tradition of the Public School Story (Abstract) by Elizabeth Galway (107)
* Harry's International Readers: Global Understanding or	Culture Shock? by Ursula Bergenthal (109)
* Let's Chat About the Rat A No-Holds Barred	Discussion of the Enigma that is Peter Pettigrew by Amy Webb and Sharon Brown (121)
* Limitations on the Fantasy and the Superiority of the Real in Harry Potter	 by Marya Rogers (173)
* Living and Surviving in Harry Potter: The Boy, the Bell Jar, and the Prophecy	 by Erika Lachapelle (178)
* Prisons in the Wizard World vs. Prisons in the Muggle	World	by Amber Gazdic (186)
*Queering Children's Literature: The Role of Harry Potter in Literary Genre Construction by Katie E. Strode (193)
*Reflections in the Mirror of Erised: Clues to Harry's Ancestry and Destiny by Phyllis D. Morris (207)
* The Risky Leap from Fairy Tale Hero to Resentful Teenager in Rowling' s Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by Karen Kebarle (224)
* Severus Snape: Byronic Hero or Greasy Git? by Stephanie Dutchen (237)
* A View of Children and Adolescent Literature Today: Our Complex Reformed World with Bureaucracy and Hierarchy by Jo Ann Bamdas (253)
* Welcome to the Wizarding World (Outline) by Steve Vander Ark (266)
* What Happens to Our Wishes: Magical Thinking in Harry Potter by Judith P. Robertson (270)
* What's a Nice Jewish Boy Like Harry Potter Doing in a Place Like This? by Amy Miller (294)
===Panel Discussion: The Inscrutable Severus Snape ===
* Opening Statement R.J. Anderson (303)
* Opening Statement Stephanie Dutchen (303)
* Opening Statement Wendy Spiesman (304)
===Small Group Discussions===
* Dumbledore Trusts Severus Snape, Do You? by Wendy Spiesman (309)
* Health and Healthcare in the Wizarding World by Lynn Eddy (311)
* Reimagining a Traditional Education Using Self- Directed Learning with the Harry Potter Novels by Jo Ann Bamdas (312)
* Why Do the Harry Potter Books Resonate So Personally? by Amy Miller (314)
Category:Harry Potter Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Law of Conservation of Energy

The Law of Conservation of Energy by peroxidepest17 is a Supernatural canon-divergent AU, a re-imagining of season 6, with a strong focus on the Dean/Castiel pairing. It is often recced, especially to new fans of the Destiel pairing, because the characterization is considered very close to canon. The fic was created for the 2011 Dean/Castiel Big Bang, with accompanying art by artmetica.
==Summery==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Example Fanworks==
File:The Long Way Back by artmetica.jpg|The Long Way Back one of several pieces created by artmetica for this fic, as part of the Dean/Cas Big Bang
File:The Law of Conservation of Energy by runawaymarbles.jpg|Cover art by runawaymarbles
File:The Law of Conservation of Energy by ofvulcan.jpg|Cover art by ofvulcan
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a 21 plus one original graphic novel multi-genre,For comic books, the genres are: 
Alternate history, Steampunk, Horror, Science fiction, Metafiction and Superhero. For film, the genres are: 2003 steampunk/dieselpunk, superhero. cross over comic book series (inspired by the 1960 British film The League of Gentlemen) co-created by writer Alan Moore and artist Kevin O'Neill which began in 1999. A live-action film loosely adapted from Volume I and starring Sean Connery was released in 2003.
==Main Characters==
*Mina Murray
*Allan Quatermain
*Hawley Griffin
*Dr. Henry Jekyll/Mr. Edward Hyde
*Captain Nemo
*Orlando
==Fans==
The well-known author Neil Gaiman cited that work as one of the influences for his award-winning short story "A Study in Emerald"Introduction to Fragile Things.
The comic has a controversial reputation in the gothlit fandom. Some fans of the works it was based on consider portrayals of the characters from them OOC, while others enjoy their characterizations and the expanded roles it gave them. The treatment of racism and rape in the comic also often comes under criticism.
==Fannish Links==
*The Annexe
*Jordanna's Aerie
*League of Extraordinary Fanfiction
==References==
The Leaked Script for "The Search for Spock"

In 1983 and 1984, there was much fannish furor and interest in the leak and sale of a script outline, presumably pirated, supposedly written by Harve Bennett, for the third Star Trek movie, The Search for Spock.
The upcoming film was very heavy on fans' minds due to the death of Spock at the end of the previous film. 
The script was sold by dealers at a con for $5.
Some fans speculated that it was all a trick by Paramount to garner interest in the upcoming film.
==The Context==
The early to mid-1980s were a time of a feud between two groups of fans regarding the first three Star Trek films and their content, creation, and ideology -- some fans vehemently felt that Gene Roddenberry was the soul of Star Trek and was being disrespected by new fans and by TPTB, and some were fans of Harve Bennett and "his" vision of Star Trek. Some of this was reflected in what they felt was a skewed version of Trek, from one of peace and acceptance, to that of brutish militarism. 
This feud encompassed some fans enthusiasms and disappointments in the film, their feeling of a lack of power to get what they wanted on the screen, and frustrations and anger aimed towards other fans regarding perceived access to the ears of TPTB, and of censorship and gatekeeping. There were some fans who felt pressure to support films they did not care for because they were afraid that without fan support, Paramount would cease making more movies.
The script leak, and fan reaction, touched on the topics of canon, ownership, suspected hijinks by Paramount (and therefore fan manipulation), the big business of film making, and fans' supposed desperate desire to buy anything. 
This feud had center stage in the pages of Interstat, a letterzine whose editor was a very fierce advocate of Harve Bennett and had a strong interest in maintaining cordial relationships with Paramount. The discussions then spilled out into other venues.
==Fan Commentary==
===1984===
From The Letter That Interstat Wouldn't Print by Sandra Necchi: 
==Meta==
* much discussion in Interstat #68 (June 1983), #70 (August 1983), #73 (November 1983)
* Minefield, an essay by Teri Meyer, editor of Interstat (June 1983)
* Fandom's Lost Idealism and The Letter That Interstat Wouldn't Print, two essays by Sandra Necchi (1984)
Category:Star Trek TOS
The Leaky

:You may be looking for the fansite The Leaky Cauldron.
The Leaky, also known as The Leaky Cauldron RPG, was a Harry Potter RPG that ran on LiveJournal from 2004 to 2006.
==Premise==
==Characters & Players==
==Notable Storylines==
===Marcus/Oliver===
Marcus Flint (ginlikeflint) was played by ellensmithee until March 2005, then by kaalee from April to October 2005.kaalee at the_drips. tearful, posted 18 October 2005. Oliver Wood (thebigbadwood) was played by deblovesdragon until July 2005,deblovesdragon at the_drips. Parting is such sweet sorrow, posted 26 July 2005. then anonymously taken over by ellensmithee until October 2005.ellensmithee at the_drips. So Long, Farewell..., posted 23 October 2005. Both character journals have since been deleted.
For Marcus/Oliver RP threads, see poster: thebigbadwood & poster: ginlikeflint at the_leaky and poster: thebigbadwood & poster: ginlikeflint at outside_leaky. See also kaalee's Character Summary: Marcus Flint, 09 July 2005.
Character Q&As: Oliver Wood Q&A (deblovesdragon, 30 November 2004), Oliver Wood Q&A (deblovesdragon, 28 June 2005), Marcus Flint Q&A (kaalee, 28 June 2005).
Deb commissioned the fanart A kiss is just a kiss from ildi_bp, based on a March 2005 scene of the same name, as a goodbye gift for Ellen when she left the character of Marcus. ildi wrote:
Other fans also credit the RPG for turning them on to the Flint/Wood ship. lore wrote in May 2005: "I am totally and utterly in love with Marcus/Oliver. And I never read them in fandom before, but I am weak in the knees for them now. Thank you [kaalee] for not ankling their romance. I would have been heartbroken, but instead, I am thrilled at the turns it has taken!"lore. Comment on "shower thread complete" at the_drips, posted 01 May 2005.
ildi later created another Marcus/Oliver illustration based on the April 2005 scene "The Morning After...".ildi_bp. FanArt: Oliver/Marcus, The Morning After, NC-17, posted 30 July 2005. (Accessed 04 September 2017; image offline.) The storyline also inspired Flint/Wood fanfiction such as kaalee's "A glorious, wild view..." (August 2005).
==Fanworks Inspired by The Leaky==
* The Gallery at The Leaky Website contains 114 pieces by 12 artists
* The Room lists 8 fanfics
* The Icon Gallery contains a number of icons inspired by the RPG
* The Floo Network contains links to game meta and essays
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Fandom RPs
Category:2004
Category: 2000s
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
The Leaky Cauldron

:You may be looking for The Leaky Cauldron RPG.
The Leaky Cauldron is one of the largest and most popular Harry Potter fansites. It was founded in 2000 to report news on the Harry Potter series and franchise, and has since expanded to include forums, interviews, image galleries, a weekly podcast, and more. It is currently run by Melissa Anelli.
The site received J.K. Rowling's Fan Site Award on May 13, 2005.J.K.Rowling Official Site. Section: Fan Sites - The Leaky Cauldron. 13 May 2005. (Accessed 08 October 2011.)
See also: A Brief (Believe It Or Not) History Of The Leaky Cauldron
==2020 Statement==
On July 1, 2020, the US-based sites MuggleNet and The Leaky Cauldron released a joint statement rejecting Rowling's beliefs on transgender rights and detailing their commitment to providing a safe community where all feel welcome. This statement was in response to an essay Rowling wrote in which she commented about gender identity on her website. She immediately faced criticism and condemnation from LGBTQ+ activists and fans, who called it "devastating." 
The joint statements: and ; Addressing J.K. Rowling's Recent Statements, includes archived comments.
See J.K. Rowling and Transphobia for more. 
===Further Reading===
 
* by Aleesha Khaliq, CNN (July 3, 2020)
== References ==
Category: Harry Potter Websites
Category:2000 Websites
Category:2000s Websites 
Category:2010s Websites
The Leap Back

The Leap Back was a 2009 Quantum Leap convention held in Los Angeles, California on March 27-29, 2009.
It was a massive extravaganza. Scott Bakula was one of 51 guests.
This con raised $41,716.90 for Starlight Children's Foundation and $11,829 from the Charity Auction & Raffles.
Category:Quantum Leap Conventions
Category:2009 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Learned Fangirl

The Learned Fangirl is a blog that "is committed to highlighting and nurturing under-reported writing focused on media, technology, and online culture by providing access and opportunity for women and people of color to publish media and cultural critiques that are too often ignored by the mainstream media. Free from the dictates of commercial pressure, TLF is dedicated to creating an independent media space, for underrepresented writers and critics to publish challenging critiques and research focused on mass media, technology and society in general. To further its mission to supporting the future development of writers’ careers, TLF, unlike most other similar online and print publications, is committed to writers retaining copyright in their work, allowing writers to further to grow ideas first sprouted at TLF."
For a 2016 interview with a focus of this blog, see OTW Guest Post: Keidra Chaney.
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Learning

The Learning is a Han/Luke slash story that was copied and circulated in the mid 1990s.One fan received a copy shortly after the second season of X-Files starting airing in Germany. This would place the circulation date around 1995, a full year before the publication of the first Elusive Lover fanzine. Source: private email to Morgan Dawn dated April 9, 2016. Whether the story was formally published in a zine or privately circulated is unknown.Additional info welcomed. One fan remembers: 
Another writes:
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Learning Curve (Star Trek: TOS story by raku)

The Learning Curve is a unfinished Star Trek slash story by raku. It was the first major piece of hypertext fanfic posted online, allowing readers to choose between alternative forks in the storyline. 
The story won an ASC Award for Best Kirk/Spock Romance story in 1999.
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==Author's Summary==
"When Spock passes through fal-tor-pan, his human side is not well restored. He does not regain his human feelings for his bondmate James Kirk nor does he really remember their relationship. In 'The Learning Curve', Kirk, Spock, and McCoy all struggle with this situation. The reader of the story will click on links to make choices about how the story will turn out. The story has something like ten endings, depending on which links are chosen. Not all endings were written; not all links work. Set sometime after the movie "ST III: The Voyage Home". Additional author's notes can be found in hir's 1999 interview here/ WebCite.
==Essay==
In her 1999 essay "The Learning Curve": Hypertext, Fan Fiction, and the Calculus of Human Nature, Mary Ellen Curtin writes: 
==Reactions/Reviews==
* The story inspired one fan to write her own story: "This part is where all this stuff really began. It started as a slightly different, less bloody take on plotline 1 in TLC - The Learning Curve by raku (1999), at http://www.alternateuniverses.com/tlc. As I began reading raku’s hypertext and following the first alternative offered at each step, I found myself reading (passionately) a sequence of events which turned out to lead to the inevitable, irreparable, death of Kirk, version 1. Heartbreaking: Kirk grooming himself for his own funeral. Illogical: the death he chooses is indeed a messy one." Author's note in tardate 8556.84 by mazaher.
*"I just reread this - nonstop tonight. It jst sucked me in and devoured my entire night. anyway - it made me cry with agony & joy."post to the ASCEML mailing list, Jun 26, 2005. 
*"Okay, so this was the start of all the hypertext stuff for me. I remember reading it and, even though there are little hints along the way, almost agonizing over which path to take. There's a scene in it with a John Donne poem and green silk that will fry your scalp off in a good way."post the to the ASCEML mailing list, Feb 8, 2003. 
*"As far as I'm concerned, "The Learning Curve" is one of the most significant works ever in Trek fiction, maybe in any fan fiction. Aside from the ingenious use of the hypertext format, it is a powerful, powerful story, and superbly written. Among its many wonderful qualities I appreciated the opening dialogue, which drew me raptly into the story. I'm a sucker for dialogue that treats the characters as the intelligent, sophisticated, worldly (galaxy-ly?) guys that they are.".
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Lease on Unit at 1027 ½ Ocean Avenue

The Lease on Unit at 1027 ½ Ocean Avenue is a 3-page early pass-around Starsky & Hutch story by Marian Kelly.
It has the subtitle: "For the Period of January 1, 1979 to December 31, 1979."
It is three pages long. 
This fanwork is a lease for Kenneth Hutchinson's apartment written in a humorous style.
It may have been an offering at an early con.
The page numbers on the story are because this fic was printed in a fan's custom zine.
 
Image:thelease-1.jpg 
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Category:1980s Fanfiction