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Le-matya

A le-matya is a predatory animal native to planet Vulcan, presumably a mammal. 
Le-matyas are large, have four legs, a tail, and have poisonous claws. Some fans portray them as resembling lions.
They were portrayed in canon in the Star Trek: Animated episode "Yesteryear" as well as the novelization of that episode. 
Fanworks have unitized a variety of alternate spellings such as "l'matya," "L'Matya," "le matya," "lematya," "lematya," and "le-matya".
A similar animal is the sehlat.
A fan in 1994 described a scene at the convention, Shore Leave: "...the dealers' tables were picked bare like Lematya bones in the Vulcan desert!" from Come Together #8 
==Sometimes Featured as a Pelt!==
* Alexi by Sharon Pillsbury (a minor appearance of a le-matya -- in the form of a pelt!) (1990)
* Winds of Chance by Gena Moretti (features le-matya fur rug in Spock quarters) (1991)
* Human Preference by P.K. Barnes (While not an actual le-matya, this story includes Spock's bedspread with a le matya stitched in gold thread.) (1994)
==Some Sample Fanworks==
===Fiction===
* Twilight and Evening Bells by Leslye Lilker ([[Sahaj avoids lematyas during a Vulcan desert adventure.) (1976)
* Full Circle by Nancy Collins (original character (T'Kreiger, one of T'Pau's antecedents, fights a le-matya as well as a sehlat) (1979)
* Amanda of Vulcan by Jean Lorrah (Amanda Grayson has a run-in with a pair of lematya: "Amanda is anointed as an ambassador, she single-handedly defeats a marauding le-matya, and finally decides her life isn't so bad after all." from Datazine. #2 ) (1979)
 
* T'Mera by Maria Woisard ("What happens when our illustrious Captain Kirk, the defender of female virtue, saves an eighty-year-old, unbonded Vulcan female from a dreaded lematya? Why, he marries her, of course!" <ref> from Universal Translator #29 ) (around 1984) 
* Tales from the Vulcan Hearth (includes stories about the words of the Ancients; and how Vulcans lost their wings, why the sehlat and the le-matya cannot live in peace) (1989)
* One Sundered Sou by Carolyn Spencer (includes a scene of one character sucking a le-matya's venom out of another character) (1992) 
* Night of the Le-Matya by JS Cavalcante (In which "Night of the Le-Matya" is the traditional time when ancient Vulcans were dedicated to truth.) (1992)
* Dance of the Le Matya by Erica Bulsara ("Spock wins a planetary contest and unknowingly picks Kirk as his prize for the night.") (1995)
* Lematya Lessons by S.R. Benjamin (2002)
* No Beach to Walk On by Gamin Davis (Kirk is bitten by a le-matya) (2000)
===Art===
File:Pastak5amyharlib.jpg|from Pastak #5, Amy Harlib is the artist, portrays an original character (T'Kreiger, one of T'Pau's antecedents, fighting a le-matya (1979)
Image:nome4-10.jpg|from Nome #4, artist is Evallou Richardson (1981)
File:Firsttime43-4.jpg|from Dance of the Le Matya, artist is Erica Bulsara (1995)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
LePeru

LePeru is the pseud for two fanartists best known for their works in Marvel Comics and DC Comics fandoms.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Unveil My Unsightly Heart cover by LePeru.jpg|Cover art for Unveil My Unsightly Heart created for the 2013 Cap/Iron Man Reverse Bang
File:Loki in poetic justice 2.jpg|Art inspired by a scene in Limmet's fic Poetic Justice, 2013
Category:Fanartists
LeVariations

LeVariations is a gen 99-page Star Trek: TNG anthology focusing on the character Geordi La Forge. Cover art is by Gabi Stiene; interior art is by Gabi Stiene, Joan Rosnes, Jenn Greene, and Jennifer Eisenhower.
 
==A Summary==
From Bill Hupe's anthology: "As Picard tries to mediate peace between two warring factions, his efforts are thwarted by a reporter until Geordi finds something in common; Geordi takes a trip down memory land with one of the holodecks; Andrea Sharon left Geordi with no explanation, and Geordi wants answers and to see his daughter; more."
==From a 1992 Submission Request==
==Contents==
* To See Beyond by Tanya Chang (22 pages)
* Points of View, screenplay by Doug Giffin, adapted by Tanya Chang (23 pages)
* Variations on a Theme--Collection of articles about LeVar Burton. (10 pages)
* Forging a Discovery: Getting to Know LeVar Burton by Vishwas Gaitonde (2 pages)
* Visiting the Past by Katina Sowell (3 pages)
* Daughter of the Mother by Kimberley Junius (19 pages)
* Follow the Gleam by Walter George (15 pages)
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Le Beaver

Le Beaver was a Canadian fanzine published out of Montreal in the 1960s and 1970s that seemed to have covered a mix of topics related to comics and sci-fi fandoms.
== Meta ==
* Fanzines: How to communicate your pleasures to other people - article from the Toronto Star in 1973 which referenced this zine.
== References ==
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Le Chateau des Nanettes

Le Chateau des Nanettes was the faction site for the Nanettes faction of Forever Knight fandom. It was originally located at http://thor.prohosting.com/~nanette/nanettes/nanettes.htm. 
==Site Contents==
The site included pages for the following:
* a description of the faction's focus of interest
* brief biographies/FAQs of the two characters
* a picture gallery of the characters
* a section for fan fiction
* a list of members, with information on how to join the faction list
* a Dreambook link
* a page of banners and buttons
* a webring page
* a links page, with links to the webmistress's personal site and to the NatPack faction site
==Fan Fiction==
The site contained the following stories:
* "Midnight Riders" by Darkangel
* "The Surprise" by Darkangel
* "Cherry Blossoms, Trouble Blooms" by Cindy Ingram
* "I Did WHAT Last Night?!?" by Chanda Keith
* "Nick's Bet" by Chanda Keith
* "Nick's Award, or The Brick of the Year" by Chanda Keith
* "Ladies of the Knight" by J.T. Marechal
* "The Return of the Ladies" by J.T. Marechal
* "On the Cheek of Night" by Valerie Meachum
* "Secrets of the Night" by Lisa Nullar
* "Secrets of the Dawn" by Lisa Nullar
* "Sisters" by Nymue
* "Interludes" by Nymue
* "The Best Laid Plans..." by Nymue
* "Voices in the Night" by Nymue
* "Departures & New Beginnings" by Nymue
* "Fete d'Actions de Graces" by Nymue
* "Un Joyeux Soir" by Nymue
* "For All the Right Reasons" by Taiyin
* "Preparations" by Taiyin
==History==
Le Chateau des Nanettes was archived on the Wayback Machine on 9 October 1999, but disappeared from the web shortly thereafter.
Not all pages of the site were recorded, and none of the graphics. Nevertheless, almost all the stories can be located (though some are only found elsewhere).
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Le Coeur de Lion

Le Coeur de Lion is a Janeway/Seven AU by JSwrdsmth (~35,500 words). This story is based on the holodeck characters of Janeway and Seven in the Star Trek: Voyager two-part episode The Killing Game.
Summary: UBER STV -- set during WWII, French Underground operatives Anna and Katrine must decide whether or not to trust each other.
Author's notes: "In my world, Janeway and Seven, like Xena and Gabrielle, are soulmates who have been with each other through many lifetimes. This is one of them. Didn't you realize that the holodeck characters in that Voyager episode were based on historical figures?"
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY J/7 Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Le Livre des Figures Hieroglyphiques

Le Livre des Figures Hieroglyphiques (象形寓意図の書) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by E.E.Magic. It is primarily Harry/Draco and also features Hermione and Ron, Snape, and Fred and George Weasley. It is a humor story and features a "devil stalker-Harry and runaway-Draco."wanderer_owl on Yahoo! Groups. HarryxDraco , SnapexDraco by E.E.Magic. 25 December 2005. (Accessed 08 March 2012.)
Image:LLdFH front.jpg|Front cover
Image:LLdFH back.jpg|Back cover
Image:LLdFH sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Le Monde Colors Trend

The Le Monde colors trend was a TikTok video editing trend which spread in early September 2023, in which scenes of various subjects — usually films or TV shows — matching four colors would be edited together to showcase the visual range of the subject. 
The edits, set to a segment of the song Le Monde by Richard Carter, would usually be captioned "X is red", "X is yellow", "X is green", "X is blue" (with X being the subject of the video), with clips matching the particular color, and switching to the next colour at the end of each musical phrase.
Many fans enjoyed the trend as it allowed creators to explore the use of colours in the cinematography of their chosen subject.
== Examples ==
=== TikTok ===
* Genshin Impact is... by @.xkleener, posted 2 September 2023. (Accessed 24 January 2024).
* Whiplash is... by @just.vibe.in, posted 3 September 2023. (Accessed 24 January 2024).
* Studio Ghibli is... by @walknilu, posted 5 September 2023. (Accessed 24 January 2024).
* the princess and the frog is... by @agnesthv, posted 13 September 2023. (Accessed 24 January 2024).
* Kpop is... by @taenmxx, posted 5 September 2023. (Accessed 24 January 2024).
=== YouTube ===
* 🌈 Child's Play is... by reindog.
* Lilo & Stitch is... [color trend] by Amani.
* Zootopia Is... [color trend] by KitsuKitx
== Further Reading ==
Thing Is Red, Yellow, Green, Blue Trend on Know Your Meme
Category:TikTok_Trends
Category:2023 Memes
Category:Animation Memes
Category:TikTok_Editing_Trend
Le Roi Danse

Le Roi Danse is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by CLOVER COLOR. It contains Count x Albert and Franz x Albert and is yaoi.JPQueen. Le Roi Danse. Archived 19 July 2007 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 27 April 2014.)
One reviewer describes: "A rare example of where the cover art is actually worse than the internal art. Don't let the proportions on the cover scare you off. It's a good, solid story. I wouldn't consider it the best, but it's okay."Shara at JPQueen, gives 3 out of 5 stars. 4 February 2006. (Archived 19 July 2007 by the Wayback Machine.)
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Le Sanctuary Mag

Le Sanctuary Mag was a zine in French dedicated entirely to the series and the fandom of Saint Seiya. There were at least three issues and it cost 35 French francs including shipping.
It had a section where readers could send poetry, letters, ads or drawings. Translations from Japanese to French of songs from the series. It would also showcase a Saint Seiya dedicated website every month. There was another section about characters analysis and opinion articles. Each month, a character would be interviewed by the magazine. There would also be a short fanfic in each issue, usually dedicated to the childhood of a character, and a quiz to test one's knowledge about the series.
== Issue #1 ==
Content: 
Du Côté des Lecteurs (On the Side of Readers)
La Chanson du Mois: Pegasus Fantasy (Song of the Month)
Le Site du Mois: Mu's Corner (Website of the Month)
Le Portrait: Camus du Verseau
Le Dossier: L'Hypermyth
L'interview: Seiya
L'analyse d'Episodes: Shura vs Shiryu
La fanfic:«Un Goût de Cendres»
Le Test: Quel Bronze Saint seriez-vous?
== Issue #2 ==
Content:
Du Côté des Lecteurs (On the Side of Readers)
La Chanson du Mois :Soldier Dream (Song of the Month)
Le Site du Mois:Le Trésor du Ciel (Website of the Month)
Le Portrait: Mime de Benetnasch
Le Dossier: Les Femmes dans Saint Seiya
L'Interview: Mu du Bélier
La Fanfic:«De Sang et de Lumière»
Le test: Quel Maître auriez-vous pu avoir?
== Issue #3 ==
Du Côté des Lecteurs (On the Side of Readers)
La Chanson du Mois: Lullaby
Le Site du Mois: Athena's Sanctuary
Le Portrait:Kanon des Gémeaux
Le Dossier :Les Goodies
L'interview: Ikki du Phœnix
L'analyse d'Episodes: Albérich vs les Bronze Saints
La fanfic: «Comme du Verre»
Le Test: Quel Fan êtes-vous?
== Comments ==
Category:Saint Seiya Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Le Silence Est d'Or

Le Silence Est d'Or (French for "Silence Is Golden") is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by Uten Chuushi. It is "soft yaoi" and contains Count x Albert. One reviewer writes:
:"Great artwork, including a couple color pages. Nice and consistant, SUPER cute story, very easy to understand, and all in all an excellent doujinshi. Fully recommended. Be aware, as per the description, much of it is in novel format."Shara at JPQueen. LE SILENCE EST D'OR. 24 October 2006. Archived 14 March 2007 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 04 May 2012.)
Image:Le Silence front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Le Silence sample1.jpg|Color inside art
Image:Le Silence sample2.jpg|Black and white inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2006 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Le Tolkieniste

Le Tolkieniste is a Tolkien anthology of essays, articles, illustration, news, reviews, etc. 
It is unclear how many issues were published.
==Issue 1==
Le Tolkieniste 1 was published in January 1998 and contains 24 pages.
* Colloque á Sierre
*L’association Eredain
*Peuples de la Marche
*Considérations sylvestres
*Le Livre Rouge
*Tolkien and Medieval Studies
*Grand Jeu Dunédain Lore
==Issue 2==
Le Tolkieniste 2 was published in May 1998 and contains 24 pages and an eight page supplement.
* Dossier : Femmes et féminité dans l'oeuvre de Tolkien :
* mariages elfiques, bêtes de proies...
* Une mystérieuse force : Tolkien, le fantastique et le Beau
* Tolkien à la sauce Bakshi
* MERP, encore raté !
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Le Tolkieniste 4 was published in April 1999 and contains 28 pages.
* Spécial Habitants de la Terre du Milieu
* Dossier : Peuples de la Terre du Milieu : les Gobelinoïdes, les Hobbits sont-ils fréquentables ?,
* l'utopie rurale de la Comté, justice pour Tom Bombadil, les Druedain
* Histoire de l'Arbre Blanc
* Nains de jardin
* L'Anneau et l'Histoire
* L'Antre de Smaug : les produits dérivés du film de Bakshi
==Issue 5==
Le Tolkieniste 5 was published in June 2001 and contains 28 pages.
* géographie de la Terre du Milieu
* Aman, royaume bienheureux
* Cartes et atlas
* phénoménologie du Valaquenta
* le tengwar musical
* entretien avec Vincent Ferré
* l'Antre de Smaug : les introuvables des revues francophones
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Category:1990s Category:2000s
Le Troisième Oeil

Le Troisieme Oeil is a slash Harry Potter anthology of fiction and art. It is in French. 
From the flyer (translated to english):
"Fanzine's Profile : BEWARE : highly subversive and dubious. Take your precautions and provide yourselves with floorcloths and kleenex upon approach."
==Issues==
The zine has six classical issues, one Recueil Artoung and two special issues, called OS and Spécial conneries (Bullshit Special). 
The dates are unknown, most likely 2005 - 2008, since the publication began in 2005, with two classical issues planned per year. 
==Contents==
The zine contains french slash HP fanfiction, mostly written originally in french but sometimes translated from english to french. Works of fanart can be found in it as well. 
==References==
 
 
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Category:Harry Potter Zines
Category:2000s
Le Verità dell'Animus

Le Verità dell'Animus is an Assassin's Creed fansite created by an Italian named Francesco.Post on forums.ubi.com, 09-26-2013 An English spin-off version of the site (with different content) existed for a short while in 2013 and 2014 at eruditonetwork.com, but that domain expired mid-2014.Archive.org
The site hosts plot analysis and fan theories, as well as general news regarding the AC franchise.
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed
Category:Italian-Speaking Fandom
Category:2011 Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
Le Vombiteur

Le Vombiteur was a science fiction fanzine edited by Robert A. W. Lowndes from 1938-1940. It published for 37 issues.Le Vombiteur on Fancyclopedia.
== Spelling ==
For some time Le Vombiteur used "Ackermanese", a simplified phonetic spelling that was popular at the time among certain SF fans. Lowndes wrote to Voice of the Imagi-Nation in September 1939:
In standardized spelling:
== Reviews ==
Lowndes printed a review for his own zine after its demise in 1940:
== References ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1939 Zines
Category:1940 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Le Zombie

Le Zombie was a science fiction zine published intermittently by Bob Tucker between December 1938 and August 2001.Le Zombie on Wikipedia It was sometimes called LeZ or Lez in other fan publications in the 30s and 40s. Tucker mentions his friend Sully Roberds as the one who stapled it together.
The zine unfortunately featured regular columns from Tucker's pseudonym Hoy Ping Pong, describing fannish happenings from the perspective of a supposed Chinese man. During World War II, free copies of Le Zombie were sent to English and Canadian fans who had been drafted.Tucker in Le Zombie, issue 31 page 6 (August 1940)
A single page February issue in 1941 announced that LeZ had been forced to suspend publication for ninety days. The March/May issue said that E. Everett Evans had taken over as publisher, with Tucker still editing.
== About ==
A special issue of Le Zombie distributed at Worldcon 1939 described the concept of a fan magazine to new fans:
In 1939, Tucker wrote to Voice of the Imagi-Nation and mentioned that he always worked on Le Zombie (and his other zines Nova and D'Journal) at night. He went on to jokingly offer free daily printings of Le Zombie:
== Reviews ==
Robert A. W. Lowndes reviewed Le Zombie in 1940, commending it for remaining neutral and accurate in its reports on current fan activities. In actuality Le Zombie swung more to one side, as Lowndes was heavily involved in fandom's most prominent feud at the time and seems to reference his own personal enemies in his review. (See The Great Exclusion Act.)
== References ==
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:1955 Zines
Category:1950s Zines
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Leading a Horse to Water

Leading a Horse to Water is a slash 95-page A-Team novel by Flipper. It features Hannibal/Face and Decker/Face.
==Summaries==
Summary from a 1987 ad in Stag Trek Action Group: "The race is on when the Team (and Colonel Decker) must recover a missing racehorse in time for a big race. Complicating the problem is the stable of contenders for the Faceman’s favours... but order soon and find out who eventually leads the horse to water - and how."'
Summary from an ad in Pop Stand Express #15: "Colonel Decker joins the Team when they are hired to recover a missing racehorse. Face's previous relationship with Decker in Vietnam brings various people's hidden feelings to the surface, and Hannibal has some painful decisions to make, as well as a very exciting discovery."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Leafa/Lisbeth

Leafa/Lisbeth, sometimes referred to as SuguLis, is a fanon pairing between Kirigaya Suguha "Leafa" and Shinozaki Rika "Lisbeth" from the series Sword Art Online.
== Interactions In Canon ==
In the movie Sword Art Online: Extra Edition, there is a scene where Suguha is being taught how to swim by a few of her friends. She enters the pool wearing a floatation ring, which Rika teases her for. Rika then remarks Suguha doesn't need a floatation device and jokingly feels Suguha's breasts. She is chastised by their friend Asuna and the scene is played off as joking fanservice.
Throughout the episodes King of the Giants and Excalibur, season 2 episodes 16 and 17, the girls are shown standing next to each other on multiple occasions. In House in the Forest, season 2 episode 18, they sit and lay on a couch together while studying together, Later in the same episode, their friend Silica says that Lisbeth and Leafa fought the character Zekken together, though this is never shown on screen.
In the movie Sword Art Online The Movie: Ordinal Scale, there is a brief scene in which Rika is video calling Suguha on her tablet while their friends are singing karaoke. At the end of the movie, there is also a scene where they sit next to each other and Suguha gives Rika a marshmallow.
In volume 26 of the light novel series, the illustration on the back of the volume featured chibi versions of Lisbeth and Leafa. They seem to be enjoying some kind of soup or potion and there are pink love hearts between them. This is currently the only official illustration of the pair.
== Popularity In Fandom ==
Leafa/Lisbeth is a relatively rare pair, with fanworks only semi-frequently appearing since 2020. These fanworks mainly consist of oneshot fanfictions and the pair featuring as a side pairing in other fanfictions of different pairs.
== Fanworks ==
*When the Sylph Met the Blacksmith by FullmetalLemons on Ao3 (Note: This is the first fic posted to the tag on ao3, explicit)
*Always The Bridesmaid by neoqueentitania on ao3
*Catch Us If You Can! by aj_linguistik on ao3 (Note: Written as a follow-up to the previous fanfiction)
*Bloom by aj_linguistik on ao3 (Note: Primarily a Eugeo/Kirito fanfiction with minor Leafa/Lisbeth)
*Press X To Date Me by aj_linguistik on ao3
*One Loss For One Win by aj_linguistik on ao3
*Don't Want To Miss A Thing by neoqueentitania on ao3
Category:Sword Art Online
Leagues and Legends

Leagues and Legends is a three-book series written by E. Jade Lomax. It tells the story of Jack, Grey, Laney and Rupert, adventurers in training at the Academy, and draws heavily on fairytales.
==Negotiating Fanon and Canon==
As the author is active in fannish spaces, she outlined certain conventions - tags she would track, and tags she would blacklist so as to give fandom a space independent from her if desired
===Characters===
==Fandom==
While the fandom is small, the books are well-loved especially in fannish circles. See this manifesto in particular: little things about the beanstalk fandom
*Review by starship sorcery
===Shipping & Representation ===
==Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Leagues and Legends works on AO3
==References==
Leah

=== Characters ===
* Doctor Leah Brahms, a character from Star Trek: The Next Generation
* Leah Clearwater, a character from Twilight
* Leia Organa, a.k.a Princess Leia, a character from Star Wars
=== Actors ===
* Leah Cairns, a Canadian actress best known for playing Margaret Edmondson on Battlestar Galactica
* Nicholas Lea, a Canadian actor best known for playing Alex Krycek on The X-Files
=== Fans ===
==== Leah ====
* Leah, a Hanson fan
* Leah (taste_is_sweet), a Stargate Atlantis fan
* Leah Adezio, a fan writer and artist in several fandoms
* Leah Anders, an Alias Smith and Jones fan
* Leah Freedman, an Elfquest filker and fan artist
* Leah McGrew, a fan writer and zine editor
* Leah Rainey, a Forever Knight fan
* Leah Rosenthal, a fan artist, writer, and filker
* Leah Shaw, a Star Trek: TOS fan writer and artist
* Leah Sparks, a Star Trek fan
* Leah S., a fan writer and fanzine publisher
* Leah Thomas, an X-Files fan
* Leah Zachariah, a Doctor Who fan
==== Lea ====
* Lea Ames, a Starman poet/filker
* Lea Shangraw Fox, a Nancy Drew fan
* Lea Mayes, a Star Trek: TOS fan
* Emma Lea Marion, a Man from UNCLE and multimedia fan
* Chandra Lea Morgan, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan
* Atlanta Lea, a Doctor Who fan
* Samantha Lea, a Blake's 7 fan
==== Lia ====
* Lia, a Hanson fan
* Lia Faile, an Earth 2 fan
* Lia Frederick, a Blake's 7 fan
* Lia Salas, a Star Wars fan artist
* Ana-Lia Washington, a Blake's 7 fan