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Alien Nation

If you're looking for the zine of the same name, see Alien Nation (zine)
Alien Nation was a science fiction film and television series. The series aired on Fox and was soon cancelled. The cliffhanger ending was resolved in the TV movies that eventually followed. Alien Nation's premise is that a ship of aliens, all former slaves, crashlands on Earth. The interspecies conflicts that result as these "Newcomers" integrate into human society are meant to be a metaphor for real-life race relations in Los Angeles.
Alien Nation is notable for its canonical Mpreg.
== Fandom ==
Alien Nation fandom took off fast and stayed strong during its run, existing in zines and at conventions, with discussion, fanfic, filk, and fanart all present.. According to Henry Jenkins in Textual Poachers, after premiering in fall 1989, Alien Nation:
In the mid-90s, the fandom began moving online, with online newsletters, mailing lists, and a variety of fan sites springing up, among them the online version of the existing Alien Nation Appreciation Society
=== Fanfic ===
There were only a handful of slash stories written, but those were generally Matt/George or Matt/Marvin Gardens, the latter of who was a one-shot Newcomer character from the show who, under the influence of an aphrodisiac/bonding chemical, fell in love with Matt.
===Fanzines===
* Alien Nation (zine)
* Beholden to the Earth
* Deep Hum
* Fresh Beaver Tails
* If Their Mothers Only Knew (multimedia)
* Integrity (multimedia)
* Liaisons (multimedia)
* Newcomer News (newsletter)
* Rokah
* Sardonac (1991) (gen & het)
* Some Like It Raw (gen)
* A Tenctonese Guide to the Universe: An Alien Nation Episode Guide (1990), non-fiction
* Tenctonese Tales
* The Tencton Planet, the zine of the Alien Nation Appreciation Society
* The Witness
* Words in Darkness
* The Yule Tide (multimedia)
=== Online Fanfic===
* Yuletide archive
* Archive of Our Own
* Fanfiction.net
===Mailing Lists===
* (founded April 2001. "Discussion and adult oriented, including Slash, fiction based on the Movies and TV series, Alien Nation. This is an adult only list and by joining you certify that you are an adult. On topic discussion would be about the TV Series, any of the movies, the books, actors, characters, writers and anything else you can think of that's related to Alien Nation. List member's fiction can be housed at The Wonderful World of Makebelieve at: http://internetdump.com/users/daltonavon/")
===Fan Clubs===
* Alien Nation Fan Club (Amy Butzlaff, WI, USA)
* Alien Nation Fan Club/Network (Zane Stein, Lansdale, PA, USA)
* Tenctonese Society (Ray Burke and Thomas H.F Sawyer, Black Creek, NC, USA)
==References ==
Category:Alien Nation
Alien Profile

Alien Profile is a Doctor Who zine. There were two issues.
==Issue 1==
Alien Profile 1 was published in November 1981. On the cover: "Warriors from the Red Planet: "Alien Profile": Ice Warriors."
==Issue 2==
Alien Profile 2 was published in November 1982. On the cover: "The Mc Crimmon Pipers: "Alien Profile": Cyberman A."
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Alien Romance

Alien Romance is a concept created and described by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. It refers to stories in which a human woman finds love with an alien male.
==Fandom Use==
Despite robust attempts by Lichtenberg in interviews, LoCs, and zine reviews to make the term into a widely accepted one in fandom, only Lichtenberg appears to use it.
Also see Intimate Adventure, Tailored Effect, and The Spock Charisma Effect, other little-used terms coined by Lichtenberg.
Another fan-created genre that was heavily promoted by its creator, one which did take on wings of its own, is Paula Smith's term Mary Sue.
==Definition==
In 2006, writing for the blog Alien Romances, Lichtenberg defined Alien Romance as "that stunning realization of the pure sexiness of a non-human." Believing that plots involving relationships between characters hadn't existed in science fiction before Star Trek, Lichtenberg wrote about "alien romance" in terms of readers looking for certain specific elements in fiction, and publishing industries, amateur as well as professional, changing to accommodate.Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Star Trek, WorldCon, and Alien Romance. In Alien Romances, "A by-invitation group blog for busy authors of SFR, Futuristic, or Paranormal romances in which at least one protagonist is an alien, or of alien ancestry", dated August 15, 2006.
Lichtenberg described the origins of Alien Romance in an essay for Galaxy Express dated June 23, 2008.Heather Massey, State of the Science Fiction and Romance Union.
Lichtenberg continues with a description of "intimate adventure", a supposed new genre or "hidden genre" in which emotions and psychological insight take the place of physical action.See also Intimate Adventure at Simegen.com, and Anais Nin's book The Novel of the Future.
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary‎
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Aliens Ate My Zine

Aliens Ate My Zine is a 270-page Professionals anthology of stories about Bodie and Doyle starring as characters in movies, like the fic in online reels. 
It contains both gen and slash.
Note: all the stories in this zine are film, show, or book fusions are mostly parodies; it contains both slash and gen stories.
Another note: the editorial alludes to this being a second issue: 
==Contents==
*Fifty Zillion Miles to Earth by PJ (slash) (fusion with Five Million Miles to Earth)
*The Prince by Gena Fisher (gen) (fusion with The Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett) 
*The Glob by Daria Littlejohn (gen) (fusion with The Blob) 
*Secret Gardens by Gena Fisher (gen) (fusion with The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett) 
*Pyramid of Double Moons by Mirenna (gen) (fusion with Stargate [the movie]) 
*Pretty Boy by Ruby (slash) (fusion with Pretty Woman) 
*Agents in the Cupboard by Daria Littlejohn (gen) (fusion with The Indian in the Cupboard) 
*Little Lord Fauntleray by F.H. Burn-it (gen) (fusion with Little Lord Fauntleroy by Frances Hodgson Burnett)
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Aliens in Fanworks

Aliens are a staple of the science fiction genre. 
They also appear in fanfiction and fanart in many fandoms. 
In fiction, portrayals of aliens range from menacing to peaceful and from beings from civilizations far more advanced than humans to simple life forms. Aliens may interact with humans/earthlings, but not necessarily.
An early trope in science fiction was aliens portrayed as Bug-Eyed Monster, or "B.E.M.s"
==Alien AU==
An Alien AU is an alternate universe work in which one or more characters from the source material are reimagined as aliens. They may abduct human characters, crash-land in the backyards of human characters, or may be trying to blend into human society and hide their alien nature from their peers. 
==Fanwork Examples==
*Because Dragon Ball has canonical space aliens (Saiyans) whose homeworld was destroyed prior to the start of the series, fanfiction and fanart set in an AU in which the planet Vegetasei was never destroyed are common enough to practically be a subgenre of DragonBall fanworks.
*There is a very common trope in Electronic Dance Music RPF of portraying Skrillex as an alien.
===Fanfic===
*The One With Aliens by interrodang. A Shaun Hastings/Desmond Miles oneshot in which Shaun discovers Desmond is an alien.
*Lost in translation (a be-tentacled romance) by Ravager_Zero. Original science fiction drawing inspiration from Arrival (2016) and the Cthulhu Mythos.
*The Wayliens series by casanovica and Kitoko_kun. A duo of Frerard and Petekey fics portraying Gerard and Mikey Way as aliens.
===Fanart===
==Resources==
*Aliens tag at AO3
* Alien/Human Relationships tags at AO3
==References==
Alignment Chart

Alignment charts are a meme format inspired by the alignment system of Dungeons & Dragons.
==Origin and spread==
The meme is based on the alignment system introduced by the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons. This system categorizes characters by the ethical spectrums of "law" vs. "chaos" (lawful, neutral, chaotic) and "good" vs. "evil" (good, neutral, evil). This allows for a total of nine alignments such as "lawful good," "neutral good," and "chaotic evil."
Early examples of the meme followed the format of a 3x3 grid with a square for each of the nine D&D alignments. Characters (generally from the same fandom) are selected to fill each of the squares based on their canonical personalities and actions. However, humorous and surreal examples of the meme have been created, including a 2017 graphic by @Aurelianrabbit categorizing bread storage habits.Tweet by @Aurelianrabbit, dated August 10, 2017 The first known examples on DeviantArt date from 2008 and bear an apparent aesthetic influence from the demotivational posters popular in the 2000s.
Alternate versions of the meme featuring different labels or additional axes have since been created. A 3x3 variant featuring the axes "gay/bi/lesbian" and "distinguished/functional/disaster" is the origin of the disaster bi trope.
==Fannish Examples==
*The Untamed: by willowings (June 7, 2020)
*Bandom: by slashatthedisco (June 21, 2018)
==Gallery==
File:Superman Alignment Chart by Granite-M.jpg|DC Comics version by Granite-M featuring various versions of Superman (2010).
File:Death Note Alignment Chart by lapisfacedcreeper.jpg|Death Note version by lapisfacedcreeper (2012).
File:Firefly Alignment Chart by MoreThanAnswers.jpg|Firefly version by MoreThanAnswers (2010).
File:Harry Potter Alignment Chart by Danzie182.jpg|Harry Potter version by Danzie182 (2009). This example has a different design than the more common demotivational poster format.
File:Lion King Alignment Chart by nitrol-PL.jpg|Lion King version by nitrol-PL (2011).
File:Xena Alignment Chart by Danzie182.jpg|Xena: Warrior Princess version by Danzie182 (2009).
==External Links==
*Alignment Charts at Know Your Meme
==References==
Category:Dungeons & Dragons
Category:Personality Typologies
Category:2008 Memes
Category:Art Memes
Alikou Week

Alikou Week is a prompt based Magi fanweek focusing on Alikou, a ship between Alibaba Saluja and Kougyoku Ren. It was held for the first time in 2014. All kinds of fanworks from fics to art, edits, etc. have been accepted.
==Alikou Week 2014==
The first Alikou Week was held on June 22–28, 2014.Alikou Week 2014 announcement post.
===Prompts===
*Day 1: First
*Day 2: Marriage
*Day 3: Tears
*Day 4: Blade
*Day 5: Fire & Water
*Day 6: Intimacy
*Day 7: Past & Future
==Alikou Week 2016==
The second Alikou Week was held on June 19–25, 2016.Alikou Week 2016 announcement post.
===Prompts===
*Day 1: First | Encouragement
*Day 2: Friendship | Fire & Water
*Day 3: Flower Crown | Memories
*Day 4: Engagement | Teasing
*Day 5: Reunion | Forgiveness
*Day 6: Empress & Prime Minister | Fate
*Day 7: NSFW | Alternate Universe
==Alikou Week 2017==
The third Alikou Week was held on August 13–19, 2017.Alikou Week 2017 announcement post.
===Prompts===
*Day 1: Sweet | Friendship
*Day 2: Fate | Reassurance
*Day 3: Power Couple | Fairy Tale
*Day 4: Blooming | Zepar
*Day 5: Family | Dragon & Phoenix
*Day 6: Opposites | “We Are The Same”
*Day 7: Alternate Universe | Intimacy
==References==
Category:MagiCategory:Fanweeks
Aline Carrão

Aline Carrão was a member of the 2016 Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors. She stood as a candidate in the 2015 Board Elections and was one of the runner-up candidates, along with Alex Tischer and Katarina Harju, who was subsequently elected to the seats vacated by the outgoing 2015 Board of Directors.
See Five Things Aline Carrão Said.
In an open Board meeting on 16 October 2016, Aline was elected to replace Matty Bowers as President of the OTW. She is currently a staff member with the Support and Translation Committees, and has previously served as a tag wrangler.
==Involvement with OTW==
She joined the OTW in 2013 as a tag wrangler and slowly got involved in other parts of the organization. 
* In Support, she addresses concerns, questions and feedback from users.
* In Translation, she manages over 150 volunteers and has completed projects with strict timelines in an atmosphere of constant and productive team-wide communication.Bio and Manifesto from OTW Elections, 14 September 2014. (Accessed 13 May, 2022)
==Bio==
She has a Law degree and has worked in consumer protection and civil law. Aline discovered fandom back when Harry Potter was taking over the world and never left.
==References==
Category:Portuguese-Speaking Fandom
Alisaie Leveilleur

Alisaie Leveilleur is one of the main characters in Final Fantasy XIV. Appearing briefly in A Realm Reborn, she joined the cast permanently in late Heavensward and has played an active role ever since.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
As she and her twin brother Alphinaud look identical but are different genders, many fans headcanon either one of them as trans.
Many fans feel discontent over Alisaie having very light skin, since her father and grandfather had much darker skin. Those fans will often reimagine her with a skin colour closer to them in fanworks, both fanart and modded screenshots.
Following the introduction of her father, Fourchenault Leveilleur, many fans expressed a joking sentiment of wanting to adopt her and Alphinaud.
In a 2020 NHK poll, Alisaie was voted the 60th most popular character in the Final Fantasy franchise.NHK. FF Ranking. 2020.r/FinalFantasy. "I translated the NHK Final Fantasy poll character rankings." by u/TheMomAbides. 2020.
===Shipping===
Shipping characters with Alisaie is seen as controversial in parts of the fandom. When she was introduced in A Realm Reborn, she was stated to be 15. The flow of time throughout the story is unclear so her exact canon age is undetermined at later points, but parts of the fandom continue seeing her as underage and disapprove of shipping her with characters they perceive as older.
====Pairings====
* Alisaie Leveilleur/Warrior of Light
* Alisaie Leveilleur & Warrior of Light
* Alisaie Leveilleur & Alphinaud Leveilleur
* Lyse Hext/Alisaie Leveilleur
==Example Fan Works==
===Fanart===
* "All-rounder Alisaie" by erikadandelion
===Cosplay===
* "Rainbow Bustle" by causa_f
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*Works featuring Alisaie Leveilleur on AO3
==Trivia==
The reason Alphinaud and Alisaie are twins is because the development team ran out of budget and could only afford one new character design.
==Resources==
* Alisaie Leveilleur on finalfantasy wikia
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy XIV Characters
Alisanne

Alisanne has been a pillar of the Harry/Snape fandom, but is equally known for her Harry/Draco fics. She's been in fandom for a very long time; her LiveJournal dates back to August 2005. While Harry/Snape is her OTP she also writes other m/m, f/m and f/f pairings. Sometimes, she ventures into other fandoms (Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter, Smallville). Born in Jamaica, she lives in the United States where she works as an oncologist. 
Professor Severus Snape is the unquestioned centre of her fannish life. In her Like and Dislikes Post, Alisanne wrote: 
Alisanne co-moderates several communities on LiveJournal, InsaneJournal and Dreamwidth, among them HP Get Lucky , HP Nextgen Fans and Advent Drabbles . She is one of the editors of The SS/HP Prophet. In her personal journal, she posts a weekly collection of general, fannish and HP-related news, her Weekly Random Post of Random. Alisanne is one of the 21 veteran Drarry writers on Snowgall's List of Drarry Veterans .
== The Snarry Suite ==
Since about 2007, whenever Alisanne attends a Harry Potter Convention, she, Dementor Delta and Lilyseyes have been running the "Snarry Suite", usually in their rooms. Snarry Suites provide "fun food and drinks and lots of Snarry (and other) talk" (quote from Kellychambliss). Alisanne also often co-hosts Snarry panels at Harry Potter Conventions. She and Lilyseyes co-taught a drabble writing class at Lubricus in 2011. Portus (2008), Azkatraz (2009), Leviosa (2016), MISTI-con (2017) and LeakyCon (2018) are just a few of the Harry Potter Conventions Alisanne actively participated in or that she will attend.
==Fanfiction==
Alisanne is an extremely prolific fan writer, mostly known for her drabbles and for writing fluff. She writes weekly drabbles for the drabble communities Snape100 and Snarry100 (which she also co-mods); for Harry100 , Neville100 and HP_Nextgen100 she writes drabbles every other week. Since 2007 she's been writing for the Daily Deviant. 
As of December 2017, Alisanne has written more than 3230 fics. She regularly participates in Fests and other challenges. Here's a selection of her most well-known fics.
==== Harry/Snape ====
* Snape Horcrux Hunter Series
* Wisdom (Series)
* In Vino Veritas ( Series)
* Snapes and Sales and Potion Garden Tales (2016)
* The Final Spell (2015)
* Prince's Potions (2014)
* The Dreaming (The Matrix fusion fic, 2014)
* All In Good Time (2011)
==== Harry/Draco ====
* HD Aurors (Series)
* Pub Night (Series)
* Charmed Confections (2016)
* His Lucky Day (2013)
* Immovable Unspeakable meets Irresistible Hit Wizard (2009)
* From the Great Beyond with ghost!Snape (2008)
* The Spy Who Loved The Boy Who Lived (2006)
==== Other Pairings ====
* Mellowed With Age (Snape/Lupin, 2012)
* A Properly Improper Love Affair (Garrick Ollivander/Pomona Sprout, 2014)
=== Writer's Interview ===
In March 2012, Alisanne was interviewed for the H/D Writers community: Interview with the Writer: Alisanne .
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Alison

==Characters==
* Allison Argent, a Teen Wolf character
* Allison Cameron, a House, M.D. character
* Alison DiLaurentis, a Pretty Little Liars character
* Alison Cooper, a Ghosts (BBC) character
==Industry==
* Allison Iraheta, an American Idol contestant
* Allison Scagliotti, an actress known for playing Claudia Donovan on Warehouse 13
==Fans==
* Alison (alicambs), a multifandom fan and owner of Alison's Jottings
* Alison (alimmbop), a Hanson fan writer
* Alison (alison720), a Hanson fan
* Alison M. Dobell, a multifandom fan writer
* Alison Green aka Alie, a Hanson and Harry Potter fan 
* Alison Logan, a Hanson fan
* Allison "Allie" Percy, a Forever Knight fan
* Alison V. Taylor, a Hanson fan
* Allison Way, a Hanson fan
* Alison Wilson, a multifandom fan
* Kat Allison, a Highlander and multifandom fan writer
Alison's Jottings

The site features a vast number of recommendations for Stargate SG-1, X-Files, Ultraviolet, The Professionals, Heroes and Sherlock - most of it slash. Harry Potter listings are now separate - see below.
It is an especially useful resource for someone looking for Mulder/Krycek slash, Daniel friendly Stargate SG-1 recs, Pros slash recs and reviews, and Mohinder/Sylar slash recs. The X-Files section pretty much lists all the M/K classics and everything that was commonly recced and read by X-Files slash fans at the time. In addition to that there are links to archives and other resource pages for Ultraviolet and the Professionals section. The Circuit Archive says about the Pros recs section of Alison's site that it contains extensive and sometimes detailed discussions, reviews, and recommendations of fanfic, including zines and stories that are not available online, and an extensive list of links to online resources.
The Harry Potter hub page at For You Pleasure is the page for Alison's Harry/Draco listings. The listings include Harry/Draco AU stories that are:
:1. Non Magical Stories
:2. AU or Parallel universe stories where circumstances are very different from the books
:3. Magical AU stories that are not based in the canon HP world. 
Other Harry/Draco listings are for: Veela, Vampire, Werewolf, Elf/Fairy, Kitty!Harry/Draco, Other Magical Creature; Harry and/or Draco as Quidditch star; Harry and/or Draco in Unusual Career, and a listing for non H/D stories mainly gen and all Harry focused. The Harry/Draco recommendation section is split up into Hogwarts Era and Post Hogwarts recommendations.
==References==
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:The Professionals Websites
Category:Harry Potter Recommendation Sites
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
Alison (alimmbop)

Alison was a Hanson fan writer. She moderated the Hanfic Oscars 2001 and ran the Yahoo group HanFics Revisited. Her Angelfire website hosted a handful of her fanfiction, but most of her stories were not captured in any archives and have been lost.
==Fanworks==
*Fanfic page, with links to fanfics and original fiction that were lost
*Never Before, Never Again, Hanson fanfic, chapter 1 (circa 1998-2001)
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Alison Cooper

Alison Cooper is a character from the BBC sitcom Ghosts. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Relationships===
*Alison/Mike
===Common Tropes & Themes===
*Found Family
===Fanon===
==Fanworks==
==Resources & External Links==
* Alison (Ghosts TV 2019) at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Ghosts (BBC)
Alison Wilson

Alison Wilson was a writer in many fandoms. She has had several short works published in zine anthologies as early as 1989, and edited zines as early as 1986. Many of her stories are for fandoms such as Walker, Texas Ranger and Gunsmoke. Some of her stories were printed in multiple zines, such as Waiting and My Choice. She passed away in 1998 after complications from surgery.
==Fanworks and Contributions==
Issue Year 	Zine Name 	Stories Published
1992-1994 	STARLink #12-#24, #29, #31 	Wrote letters of comment
1994-1997 	Ride 'Em, Cowboy! #1-#3 	Changed Plans, Changing the Odds, New Green Dress, A Matter of Honor, Cowboy, My Return
1996 	To Ride the River With #1, #2, #4 	Mirror Image, Personal Glimpses, A Time to Heal, He's Always Like This, Duet in D Minor, Scenes we Didn't See, Untitled Fragment
1990, 1994, 1996, 1997	Compadres #1, #7, #8, #10-#12 	Final Encounter, Worth Mentioning, Waiting, My Choice, Attacking Trees and Earthquakes, Drink of Water, Forgotten Son
1999-2001 	The Walker Texas Ranger Special Gen Collection 	Night Drive, Untitled Dialogue, Alex's Insomnia, Other Plans, Waiting, My Choice, Attacking Trees and Earthquakes
1992-1994 	Idylls #8, #9, #11 	A Clean Break, This Time, Home Safely
1990, 1992 	Frienz #9, #10, #17, #19 	A Special Place, Caitlin, Confrontation, A Confrontation
1989-1990 	Simon Squared V.1 N.1, V.1 N.2, V.2 N.2, V.3 N.2 	The Fight, Aftermath, Going on the Road, Just Another Saturday Night
1988 	Back-to-Back (Hardcastle and McCormick fanzine) #4 	Sentence Executed, Justin, Seal of Approval
1991 	QL+(S)+(MV)+(ROS)+(S+H)+(ST) ad infinitum= ....Oh Boy! #1	Limits
1986 	Darkmere #1 	Reflections from a Dungeon
1997, 1999 	Ouch! #1, #7 	From the Sea, Stranger in Town
1996 	Obsessions 	Two Kinds of Men, Untitled Dialogue
1997-1998 	Off With His Head #2-#3 	Dead Near Dodge, Return to Dodge City
1988 	Four Aces Beat a Full House #3, #7 	First Kill, My Son's Girlfriend
===Editing===
Zines that Wilson helped edit.
*Darkmere, from 1986.
==Reactions and Reviews==
Category:Deceased
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Alistair

Alistair, Alastair, Allister, Alister, Aleister or Alastor may refer to:
==Characters==
*Allister, a character from Pokémon
*Alastor, a character from Hazbin Hotel
*Alastair, a character from Supernatural
*Amelda, aka Alister, a character from Yu-Gi-Oh!
*Alistair "Athena" Delgado, a character from Huge
*Alistair Krei, a character from Big Hero 6
*Cliff Allister McLane, a character from Raumpatrouille
*Alastor "Mad-Eye" Moody, a character from Harry Potter
*Alistair Theirin, a character from Dragon Age
== Fans ==
* Alastair Alexander, one of the people who started Potterwar
* Alistair Duncan, a blog writer
* Allister Gourlay, a graphic designer for zines
* Alastair Harrison, a fanwriter
* Alistair Hughes, a fanartist
* Mick Allister, a fanwriter
* Ross Allister, a fanwriter
== People ==
* Eret, whose name is Alastair
* Aleister Crowley, an English occultist, among other things
* Alastair Reynolds, a Welsh science fiction author