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On my lips (your laughter is the sweetest)

on my lips (your laughter is the sweetest) is a Minsung short story written by luway.
This fic has been translated into by _stfu_honey_ aka mean_son1744.
==Author's Notes==
"I am not deaf, but loss of hearing and deafness runs in my family (and is something I am experiencing already myself) so I was able to do my own research with my family members while writing this (which btw was an amazing experience).
anyways, hope you enjoyed reading!"
==Contents==
===Summary===
"Jisung cleared his throat, a sudden feeling of embarrassment coming over him. He stared at the paper cup in his hands as he spoke. 'So you're really nice and all, and your cocoa is amazing, but the whole lip thing— I can see you staring when I talk and I just wanted to say it's kind of uncom-'
'Uh sorry, strange question, but could you look up at me?' Minho suddenly asked. 'I need to read your lips or else I can't really understand what you're saying.'
aka Jisung asks barista Minho to stop staring at his lips, not realizing Minho is deaf, and kind of has to.
Minho thinks Jisung's lips are pretty"
===Writing Style===
===Quotes===
==Reception==
===Reactions and Reviews===
===Fanworks and Fan Activity===
====Fanart====
* by briee-elle, published 05 December 2018
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction
On narrow genre tastes, female characters, and a wider variety of books

"On narrow genre tastes, female characters, and the wider variety of books" is an essay by Carmarthen.
It includes many interesting comments on the topics of Tamora Pierce, strong female characters, book fandoms as compared to screen fandoms, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Terry Pratchett, and many other things.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
See the essay: "You know I wouldn't want it any other way..." .
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
On really, really popular people, fans, and canon

On really, really popular people, fans, and canon is a 2005 post by thelastgoodname at Fanthropology.
NOTE: all of partly bouncy's (aka Laura Hale) posts have been deleted, either by Hale herself, or as part of a concentrated later effort by people angrily scrubbing her from discussions. These deleted posts can be seen here. Another example of this is the removal of Hale's contributions from Fanfic Symposium.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "A discussion about a post from lj_research (offline) on following friends (offline) links was noted in metafandom (even in livejournal, it's true that there are only six degrees of difference), and it uses data from another post on lj_research that analyzes friends statistics."
* the insularity of LiveJournal, cliques, hype, popularity contests
* well-known fans, BNFS, why and how they got that way
* much self-analysis
* recursive fandom
* mesa-level fan phenomenon, nano-level, micro-level
* Melissa Good and Xena fandom
* Roxanne Longstreet Conrad and writing at Julie Fortune
* discussion about Cassandra Claire and Cassandra Clare, using fandom to make the leap to profic
* teh_indy and their many, many icons
* a link to a April 26th, 2005 fandom poll by bethbethbeth, see Poll #482606 Shared (Online) Fandom Culture; archive link, page 1; archive link, page 2, archive link, page 3 (participants: 1285) (the poll has 254 comments about the results)
* different kinds of fans
* there is a broken link to a photo posted by Laura Hale with the caption: "Xing Li: He is the Asian guy in the center. Another person in that pic is me and another is I think TaraLJC."
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2005 Meta
On the Air: Quarterly Report

You may be looking for the Dark Shadows video resource zine, On the Air.
On the Air is a gen letterzine dedicated to the NBC series Midnight Caller, which starred Gary Cole as a former cop who becomes a late-night San Francisco talk-radio host, dedicated to helping those in need. 
"On the Air" was intended to be a quarterly publication, however the first issue was the only one produced.
The show, Midnight Caller, ran for three seasons, 1988-1991, and had 61 episodes.
==Issue 1==
On the Air was published in January 1990 and contains 66 pages 
* Editorial by Scott Clark (1 page)
* Audience Response – Letters of Comment from: Kathryn Agel (a.k.a. Kathy Agel), Elaine M. Batterby, Lynn Campion, Scott Clark, Sue Trent and Kitty Woldow (12 pages)
* The Episodes – Complete first season and partial second season episode guides
* The Ratings Book – Weekly Nielsen ratings for Midnight Caller for the full first season and first half of the second season (1 page)
* Filmographies – partial lists of past credits of the cast and executive producer of Midnight Caller, including: Gary Cole, Wendy Kilbourne, Dennis Dun, Arthur Taxier and Robert Singer (2 pages)
* Press Releases – reprinted news articles from a wide variety of newspapers and magazines, 1988-1990 (41 pages)
* Special Note: Although "On the Air" only had a single issue, there were two covers. A limited-release color cover (above) was produced for contributors to the first issue. A black-and-white cover, printed on light blue cardstock, was used on copies sold at MediaWest*Con in 1990, before the zine ceased publication.
 
 
 
Category:Midnight Caller
Category:1990 Zines
On the Border

On the Border is a 1976 essay by Jeff Johnston.
It was printed in Spectrum #28.
 
Johnston told fans why he wrote the essay:
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the main topic is Johnston's perception of control and quality in his "sercon" zine, Spectrum
* Spectrum used to have a lettercol but it was dropped when Johnston had enough other material to fill the zine
* letters of comment were also jettisoned because Johnston wanted comments with more thought behind them; he wants essays
* the reasons the zine doesn't have art is because 1) most of it isn't very good, 2) what Johnston receives are of Star Trek topics and he doesn't want that; besides he says, "I consider myself an artist, and not a hack."
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta 
Category:Zine Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
On the Bridge

On the Bridge is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Spock and Kirk from Star Trek: TOS, and was printed in T'hy'la #17. 
It was the winner of a 1996 STIFfie Award.
 
==Fan Comments==
===1996===
===1997===
==References==
Category:1996 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
On the Cold Hill's Side

On the Cold Hill's Side is a Robin of Sherwood story by Rebecca Brothers, Pat Dunn, and Diana Smith.
It is in the Nicholas & Varina universe. 
The story includes many original characters, including some fan casted ones. 
It was printed in The Collected Nicholas and Varina and Turn of the Wheel #1.
==Summary==
==Comments by One of the Co-Authors==
Comments in 1993 by Rebecca Ann Brothers, one of the authors of "On Cold Hill's Side" -- 
Brothers also comments on some fan casting (and touches upon RPF) in this story in 1994:
, on the other hand, is very like Bodie — and not always with Bodie's good qualities. 
Cloning the actor and cloning the character are two very different things: I often do the former, but try never to do the latter. (And I don't believe anyone ever caught onto my "casting" Lewis Collins as a character in a DW story! — probably because he wasn't the least like Bodie. That was "The Eldritch Horror," appearing in BANZINE #2.) The closest I've come to that is in a ROBIN HOOD story, "On The Cold Hill's Side" (in TURN OF THE WHEEL #1), where I did come up with two characters who are a lot like Blake and Avon; hopefully that hasn't annoyed anyone. from Rallying Call #11 }}
Category:Robin of Sherwood
On the Demise of Fanlib, and Why Fan-run Sites Are More Likely to Succeed

On the Demise of Fanlib, and Why Fan-run Sites Are More Likely to Succeed is a 2008 essay by Leva Cygnet about the end of Fanlib. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Fanlib
* fandom and profit
* gift culture
==From the Essay==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
On the Difficulties of Conversion

On the Difficulties of Conversion was an article published in 1940 by science fiction fan Joseph Gilbert. It was later reprinted in a 1941 issue of Science Fiction Collector. Gilbert complained of having trouble introducing science fiction to other people, and also remarked that the easiest ones to convert were the type of fans who ended up damaging both fandom and pro science fiction.
Gilbert describes pulling out a copy of New Fandom at work, only for his boss to accuse him of being a Communist. ("I naturally denied the charge angrily.") His boss, he reported, had misread the title as New Freedom.
== Excerpts ==
Gilbert goes on to say that some of his close friends, whom he considers "intelligent, well-informed individuals", would refuse to explore science fiction if he handed them a copy of something like Planet Stories or Captain Future. "Even Astounding and Unknown bear the stigma of 'pulp mag'".
Gilbert finishes by recommending that a fan like Raymond Van Houten or Jack Speer should be called on to write an explanation designed to appeal to potential science fiction fans, to be published in a magazine like Stardust "featuring good science fiction", so that the article could be presented in combination with a good example of the medium.
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
On the Double Interview with Bill Shawcross

In 1987, Bill Shawcross was interviewed for On the Double #5.
The interviewer, Linda Frankel, begins with: "I thought that the readers of OTD might like to know more about a male K/S fan, so when Bill paid me a visit, I had the perfect opportunity to ask him a few questions. Bill is a gay man, his profession is [in the sciences] and he is a collector of zines."
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
On the Double Interview with Chris Soto

In 1987, Chris Soto was interviewed for On the Double #3. It was subtitled: "Who Are We."
A similar essay is On the Double Interview with Alexis Fegan Black.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Trek: TOS
* fan art
* cruel reviews
* the future of K/S fanworks
 
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:Fan Artist Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
On the Double Interviews: Who Are We?

On the Double Interviews: Who Are We? is a set of 1987 interviews of fan creators. 
They were conducted and posted to the letterzine, On the Double.
==About==
==The Interviews==
* On the Double Interview with Alexis Fegan Black
* On the Double Interview with Bill Shawcross
* On the Double Interview with Charlotte Frost
* On the Double Interview with Chris Soto
* On the Double Interview with Cybel
* On the Double Interview with Jacquelyn M. Zoost
* On the Double Interview with Linda Frankel
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1987 Fan Interviews
On the Drift

* Ballad of Joss (Whedon/Hazlerig): parody of "Hero of Canton."
* Paquin Rendezvous (Hazlerig): an improvised instrumental inspired by the belly-dance music at the beginning of "The Train Job."
* On the Drift (Hazlerig): an original song based on the episode "Out of Gas."
* Saffron's Wedding Dance (Edmonson, arr. Bedlam Bards): our take on the music that played when Mal and Saffron danced in "Our Mrs. Reynolds."
* Big Damn Trilogy (Hazlerig): a rallying song for our cause.
* Eavesdown Docks (Hazlerig): another improvised instrumental, recorded because we had some strange instruments lying around.
* Hero of Canton (Whedon): 'nuff said.
* River's Jig (Hazlerig, inspired by Edmonson): a dance tune based on the music in "Safe."
* Theme Song Parody (Whedon/Hazlerig): it's in the title.
* Leaf on the Wind (Hazlerig): our celebration of the life and passing of Hoban Washburn.
* The Rock Garden (Edmonson, arr. Morrow): a quiet contemplation adapted from a portion of the show soundtrack.
* Sail the Sky (Klassen): an anthem expressing what the characters may have felt at the end of the movie; sent to us by a fellow Browncoat.
Category:Firefly
Category:2006
On the Edge (Blake's 7 story)

On the Edge is a Blake/Avon story by Sylvia Knight, the final part of the Descending Horizon series. 
It was published in Resistance #3 in January 1989 alongside two other stories from the series: Shards (a prequel to the Descending Horizon story from the previous issue of Resistance) and A Friend in Need (a sequel to Descending Horizon).
==Author's Comments==
In 1994, Gayle said: 
==Summary==
"Blake and Avon visit the night life of Edge City in search of Vila and have several encounters that force them to face their feelings for each other and deal with their past mstakes."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
On the Edge (Star Trek: TOS story)

On the Edge is a Kirk/Spock story by Patricia Roe.
It was published in the print zine Legacy #4.
==Summary==
"Kirk is unsure if the passion he and Spock shared while in the Organian prison was love or only lust, so hesitates to continue the relationship."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
On the Edge of the Mountain

On the Edge of the Mountain is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane St. Clair. 
It was published in the print zine Cyberdreams #1.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk waits for his lover to regain his memories after Spockʼs fal tor pan." 
==Author's Comments==
==Series==
* At My Most Beautiful
* I Leave This at Your Ear
* Iowa
* Wednesday Morning, 3 a.m.
*On the Edge of the Mountain
* Til Human Voices Wake Us
==Reactions and Reviews: The Entire Series==
==Reactions and Reviews: On the Edge of the Mountain==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
On the Episode "Power" and Overtly Marxist Editor's Response

On the Episode "Power" is a 1996 Blake's 7 essay by Judith Proctor. Neil Faulkner wrote the response Overtly Marxist Editor's Response.
It was originally printed in Altazine #2 (where it had the title "Sex and Power"), archived online at Hermit.org, and is now on Archive of Our Own.
==Notes==
 
"This is a repeat of an e-mail posting, but I think it's worth a wider circulation. [It is also an amalgam of two lengthy pieces that I've tried to mesh together as unclumsily as possible]."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the episode, "Power"
* female infanticide 
* Neil quotes a lot of Joanna Russ' essay "Amor Vincit Foeminam: The Battle of the Sexes in Science Fiction" (reprinted in "To Write Like a Woman: Essays in Feminism and Science Fiction")
* dominance and sex
==Excerpts from Judith's Portion: "On the Episode 'Power'"==
==Excepts from Neil's Portion: "Overtly Marxist Editor's Response"==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1996 Meta
On the Escapade art show, and on stepping down from it

On the Escapade art show, and on stepping down from it is a 2013 post by the shoshanna.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fan art shows and their history
* changes in fanart and in fandom
* Escapade
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
On the Good Ship Enterprise

On the Good Ship Enterprise is a 286-page non-fiction book by Bjo Trimble. Its focus is Star Trek and her role and experiences in that fandom. 
One chapter in the book concerns the involvement of local Los Angeles "Star Trek" fans as paid extras in Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
Image:RecDeckFans.png|"Star Trek" fans on the Rec Deck, 1978
Three-quarters (to the left) of the above photo was published in Bjo's book. (The right side of the photo was included in a Dennis Fischer article, "Part of the Magic: The Experience of Being A Star Trek Extra" for Enterprise Incidents #7, about the Rec Deck filming day.)
Front row, from left: Marlene Willauer (who was incorrectly credited in the book), Grace Lee Whitney's son Scott Dweck (as a Vulcan), Paula Crist (as Worene), Bjo Trimble, Grace Lee Whitney (as Janice Rand), Susan Sackett and Louise Stange.
Next row, from left: Star Trek novelist, Kathleen Sky ("Vulcan!" and "Death's Angel"), Leigh Strother-Vien and the very tall Dennis Fischer. Writer David Gerrold ("The Trouble With Tribbles") is behind Grace Lee Whitney.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:1982 Meta
On the Jazz (print letterzine)

You may be looking for the online A-Team newsletter On the Jazz.
On the Jazz is a print A-Team gen bi-monthly letterzine published by Deborah Okoneiwski. There were at least nine issues. The first one was free to anyone who sent in a LoC. 
This letterzine was proposed in Details at 11 #6.
For similar zines, see List of Letterzines.
==Issue 1==
On the Jazz 1 
==Issue 2==
On the Jazz 2 
==Issue 3==
On the Jazz 3 
==Issue 4==
On the Jazz 4 
==Issue 5==
On the Jazz 5 
==Issue 6==
On the Jazz 6 
==Issue 7==
On the Jazz 7 
* "Record Revised" by Lorraine Beatty (originally printed in Scenario) 
* other unknown content
==Issue 8==
On the Jazz 8 
* "Questions and Answers" by Lorraine Beatty pp. 12-17
* "Guilty" by Jackie Edwards, pp. 18-22
* "Reflections" by Teresa Ward p. 23
* other unknown content
==Issue 9==
On the Jazz 9 
* some filks 
* If Not For Christmas by Michele Lellouche pp. 11-14
* Remembering by Laura Michaels p. 15
* The A-Team Owns...Castle Greyskull?? by Tracy Revels (He-Man crossover)
* Prom Night by Jackie Edwards (This is the quote at the beginning of the story: "Suspend your sense of time for a moment... Our heroes are much as they are today, except for a presidential pardon. Hannibal is married and his daughter is 16. Imagine, if you will, what it would be like to be raised by the A-Team...")
* other unknown content
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1980s Zines
On the Madhouse Boards

On the Madhouse Boards is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Troi story by Lori.
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award, placing first in the category of TNG General Pairing. This story is part of the Captain and Counselor series.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
On the Mark: Mark Hamill Art Portfolio

On the Mark: Mark Hamill Art Portfolio was sold beginning July 1986. It was a fundraiser for On the Mark, a Mark Hamill fan club and newsletter.
The fandoms were Return of the Jedi, Harrigan 'n Hart, The Nights the Lights Went Out in Georgia, Room Service, The City, The Big Red One, and Amadeus.
There were twelve illos.
The artists were: Sue Dawe, Dominique Allaire, Sue Campbell, Jacqueline Honeywell, Gerald Crotty, Regina Kirkendell, Shari Stitt, and Maya Sakamoto. 
Image:onthemarkfartportfolio.jpg| the art portfolio contents 
Image:onthemarkartportfolio-1.jpg|the art 
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1986 Zines
On the Midtown Direct

On the Midtown Direct is a two-hour Frank/Gerard podfic by argentumlupine.
"Summary: Gerard Way has a system: a system for managing his life as a city architect, a system for being a single man living in a house in Jersey he still thinks of as his grandmother's and not his own, a system for finding one of the four solo seats in each car on the train into Manhattan every morning. He likes his system. It works.
His system derails when Frank Iero sits across from him on the 7:59 Midtown Direct one sunny morning in May.
A love story, one train ride at a time."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Podfics
Category:My Chemical Romance
Category:Bandom Podfics
Category:2012 Podfics
On the Other Wall

On the Other Wall is a gen Kiefer Sutherland zine with at least two issues. 
==Issue 1==
On the Other Wall 1 was published in Fall 1989 and contains 28 pages.
Contributors were Tami Marie, Paulie, Phyllis Mancz, Jody Ann Cummings, Lucy Johnson, and Valerie Meachum.
The front cover is by Paulie: "Scott Denny: It was Twenty Years Ago Today... (1969"). The back cover features the club's official logo. It contains Dover clip art.
* Introduction to the Network (1)
* From the the Director's Chair, editorial by Tami (2)
* Some Initial Questions & Answers (4)
* Review by Jody Ann Cummings of "The Bay Boy" (5)
* The Marquee: Kiefer films now playing on cable and in theatres (8)
* Kiefer Notes: Lines that you never forget! (10)
* Poetry Corner: City Boy by Jody Ann Cummings (11)
* The Sutherland Scoop: Current news on Kiefer (12)
* Review by Paulie of "1969" (16)
* Kiefer's Kolleagues: An update on Kiefer's co-workers (21)
* How I Discovered Kiefer: What made you a fan? (22)
* I Dreamed I Say Joe Hill Last Night, fiction by Robyn LaSalle (23)
* The Canadian Packrat: want ads (28)
* Bibliography: A List of Magazines, Newspapers and Other Sources (inside back cover)
==Issue 2==
On the Other Wall 2 contains 44 pages.
Category:Kiefer/Lou
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1989 Zines
On the Road

On the Road is a Hanson fanfic written by Sarah Irene.
In this story, Taylor and Zac aren't related. Instead, Taylor is a musician and Zac is hired to be part of his crew during a tour. The story is told from Zac's point of view as he learns to deal with, and eventually love, the dramatic musician he nicknames "Divapants."
An unfinished sequel was published a year later, making it only as far as nineteen chapters. Sarah Irene has also written a few oneshots showing different moments from their relationship.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
On the Road to El Dorado with Tulio & Miguel

On the Road to El Dorado with Tulio & Miguel was a fansite and small fanworks archive in The Road to El Dorado fandom. It hosted 14 pieces of fanart by 5 artists, and 8 stories by 3 authors, including two slash stories. The site goes defunct with the closure of GeoCities in 2009.
Category:Road to El Dorado
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
On the Side of the Angels

On the Side of the Angels is a 59-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Joyce Clarke. 
The art consists of a study of Pascal by Pat Paone and a portrait of Vincent by Rosemarie Hauer.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
On the Subject of Noncon Fanworks: Thoughts of a Reader, Writer, Survivor

On the Subject of Noncon Fanworks: Thoughts of a Reader, Writer, Survivor is a ~9000 word meta essay on Anarfea's experiences writing and reading non-con fanfiction in the BBC Sherlock fandom. The essay examines her personal experiences with childhood sexual abuse and various forms of sexual shame. She argues passionately for the right to darkfic, exploring the uncomfortable elements of human experience, and the negative impacts of shaming away darkfic fan writers; mainly, hurting survivors and authors choosing not to warn or tag their fic correctly.
The essay received a notable amount of attention. As of July 2020, the AO3 version has over 1400 kudos and 413 comments. Her original tumblr post has over 1000 notes and a link to the essay posted by tumblr user meeedeee has over 2000 notes and several in-depth comments. (Accessed July 15, 2020)
==Author's Summary==
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
===On AO3===
===On Tumblr===
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Sherlock
Category:Labels & Warnings Meta
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
On the Wings of Mental Butterflies

On the Wings of Mental Butterflies was an X-Men fanfiction archive dedicated to Psylocke and Angel.
==Authors==
*Alestar
* Ana Lyssie Cotton
* Arial Dagger 
* Jonathan Bartley 
* Adam Bourett/Adam Bourret
*DarkMark
*Kerithwyn Jade
* Kassia 
* Kaylee 
* K-Nice
*Reid Kerr
* Connie Kotkin 
* Lady Arakne 
*Lise Williams
*MaggieCat
* Magik!
*Lady Kate
* Lori McDonald 
* Alicia McKenzie 
* Northlight 
*Onyx Frost
*Poi Lass
* queenB
*Harlene Quinselle
* Rae
* Riana 
* Kristina S.
*Shade
*Kimberly Slater
*Jim Smith
*Kerrie Smith
* Sequoia S. 
* Tangerine
* Tom
*Benjamin Wick
Category:X-Men ArchivesCategory:1998 Archives