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Australian Slash Archive

The Australian Slash Archive was a multifandom archive for Australian slash fiction.
The last update on the main page said: "As of January 2003, the Australian slash archive has closed. The stories are available elsewhere on the web."
Before it closed it hosted 294 stories in 45 fandoms by 26 writers.
The archive was a member site of RareSlash Ring, Slash Fan Fiction Ring and the Sentinel Slash Webring.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Squidge.org
Category: 1999 Archives
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Australian Television Information Archive

The Australian Television Information Archive is a fan run site that catalogs all Australian television series that have aired in Canada or may be of interest to Canadian fans. It was created by fan T. Zuk to help other non-Australian fans get the information they needed about their favorite Australian television shows. He explains why he created the site:
==References==
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Australian Whovian Fanzine

Australian Whovian Fanzine is a gen Doctor Who anthology with at least nine issues. It contains articles, reviews and interviews with fanzine editors. This zine was formally titled Kronos Express. It has a sister zine, a newsletter called Australian Whovian Newsletter.
==Issue 1/2==
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1/2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Australian Whovian Fanzine 6 was published in 1995. It has a cover smothered in tabloid-style headings.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
Australian Whovian Fanzine 7 was published in 1995. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Australian Whovian Fanzine 9 was published in 1996. 
* reviews for fifteen zines
* an interview with Sian O’Neale of Strange Matter
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
==References==
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Australian Whovian Newsletter

Australian Whovian Newsletter is a gen production, a two page bi-monthly summary of the news plus a few snippets. It has a sister zine called Australian Whovian Fanzine.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1 and 2==
==Issue 9==
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
Author's Choice (zines from AllGen Press)

Author's Choice collects the favorite stories by an author in a single author anthology. There have been at least two issues. Art has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==DawnC==
Author's Choice—DawnC is a gen Sentinel and Stargate SG-1 anthology from 2002, and is 176 pages long. The stories are all by DawnC and were revised and expanded from the net-published versions. The art is by Corinna.
* Heart of a Warrior ("It's a "Doggie-Sue" story. Blair Angst and Owies in this one") (Sentinel) (19 pages)
* Inside and Out ("Blair is framed for several Major Crimes, and Jim must struggle to clear his partner's name.") (Sentinel) (60 pages)
* Inferno ("This is a dark piece with violence and strong language. The Plot: After shooting someone in self-defense, Blair finds himself the target of an insane man bent on revenge.") (Sentinel) (44 pages)
* Corners of the Mind ("A Fire and Water epilogue") (Stargate SG-1) (17 pages)
* Reconstruction ("Daniel once again meets with misfortune.") (Stargate SG-1) (7 pages)
* Random Acts of Tragedy ("Blair is involved in a car accident that results in the death of a family.") (Sentinel) (24 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews: DawnC==
==Sheila Paulson==
Author's Choice—Sheila Paulson was published in 2004 and contains 198 pages. The art is by IM Mueller and all the fiction is by Sheila Paulson.
* Room at the Inn (Shadow Chasers, from Shadow Chasers Express #7) (15 pages)
* All The Years Till Midnight (Real Ghostbusters, from Ouch #1) (40 pages)
* Travois (Stargate SG-1, from Ouch #5) (33 pages)
* Happy Families (Blake’s 7, from Serrated Seven) (33 pages)
* Bamboo Flutes (The Master, from Melange #7) (3 pages)
* Extraction (Sentinel, from Sentry Duty #2) (4 pages)
* Fatal Images (Real Ghostbusters, from Remote Control #10) (46 pages)
* A Little Glitch (Quantum Leap, from Play It Again #1) (4 pages)
* Nine and Sixty Ways (The Sentinel, from Sensory Overload #3) (13 pages)
==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Author's Note

You may be looking for Author's Notes, the LOTR slash story.
"Author's note" generally refers to a line in headers used to provide additional information about a fanfic. Author notes are not always put on top, though; some authors put it in as a postscript, or on LiveJournal as a first comment posted below the story. An author's note may commonly be used to: 
*Tell why the work was created (for instance, for a particular challenge or community). 
*Explain what readers may need to know to understand the work. Oftentimes this information, particularly in old fanfics, was to provide content warnings for a given story. This is often relegated to the tags when posted on AO3, but there will occasionally be notes explaining the tags as well.
*Thank betas. 
*Give credit to the sources of material used in the work (for instance, song lyrics or quotations used in fan fiction, video clips or music used in vids, or photo references used in fanart). The credit given can also be to the copyright owner in the form of disclaimers where the fanfic author will explain they do not have rights to the characters. This was particularly common in the early 2000s.
*Give credit to the authors of works that inspired or influenced the work (for instance, another piece of fan fiction from which characters or details have been borrowed).
*Indicate what kind of feedback the creator of the work is interested in receiving.
In some fan communities, "author's note(s)" is shortened to A/N or a/n.
==Other Fanwork Notes==
Other fanwork creators can include notes in their headers. Depending on the type of fanwork, these might be called "vidder's notes", reader's notes, etc. rather than "author's notes".
AO3 works have a "Notes" field that is work-type agnostic.
==Meta/Further Reading==
* Author's Notes OR How to Make Sure I Never Read Your Story, essay at Fanfic 101
Category:Fiction Writing
Author's Notes

You may be looking for Author's Note, the part of a fanwork header.
Author's Notes is a novel-length slash story written by Geale. It is a humorous account of the Fellowship's quest told from Aragorn's POV. The pairing is Aragorn/Legolas.
Author's Notes started out as a oneshot with the premise that Elrond urges Aragorn to write (with rhymes, and everything) an account of his latest patrol. While Aragorn struggles with his rather mediocre skills as a poet, Legolas comes along to properly distract him. The story was later continued and the plot now covers all three The Lord of the Rings novels by J.R.R. Tolkien - or at least the parts that include Aragorn.
The story stands out, because angst and drama are usually the predominant genres for this particular pairing. Geale instead decided to write lighthearted humour without making the story crack. The story is full of witty dialogue, mostly provided by Legolas. Aragorn, in the face of such superior elven intelligence, gets by with monosyllabic responses like "well", "so" and sometimes even "I see". This is counterbalanced by bits taken directly from Tolkien, which only enhances the humour since Tolkien's very formal dialogue looks overly dramatic and stilted in contrast to the rest of the text. At some point, Legolas even encourages Aragorn to "Go for some of that drama".
Poems play a big part in the story, since Aragorn is struggling with his writing during the quest. For anyone interested in just reading the poetry (with added notes), Geale posted them as Author's Notes: The Complete Poems. The post includes such gems as "Oh, creature of bark, and leaf, and root,/ away your presence I shove –/with my boot!" and even "Beneath the golden leaves I rest, and dream intently of his chest."
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction
Author's right to restrict comments

Author's right to restrict comments is a 2000 essay by Flamingo.
It was posted as a reply to another fan's argument that fans should not critically discuss fanworks without the author's permission or participation. The fanwork that initially sparked this discussion is Cost of Love, a very early Starsky & Hutch slash novel. 
The essay was posted to VenicePlace, a private mailing Starsky & Hutch list, and is quoted here with Flamingo's permission. Her responses are to a fan who is not named here.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* concrit and feedback
* availability of some fic and the author's desire to be read
* differing opinions about embarrassment, feelings, and other social norms
* some history regarding feedback and concrit protocols
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Author Pokes Fanfic Hive! Film at 11!

Author Pokes Fanfic Hive! Film at 11! is a short 2010 post by John Scalzi.
He wrote it in response to Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums and the post's discussion by fans and pro-writers.
It is the 144 comments to Scalzi's post that make up the bulk of the discussion.
==Scalzi's Post==
==Some Topics Discussed in the Comments==
* the legality and ethics behind fanfiction
* Diana Gabaldon and Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums
* the old hoary chestnut: Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy, though in this case used fairly responsibly
* Chelsea Quinn Yarbro and A Matter Of Willful Copyright Infringement
* slash fic
* Brokeback Mountain
* much about the Harry Potter Lexicon Case
* Mark Twain
* The Wave Theory of Slash and Pairings, wave theory, interpretive communities
* oh boy, someone named Greg has A LOT to say
==Excerpts from the Comments at the Post==
==References==
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Pro Author Meta
Authoritarianism and Fandom

Authoritarianism is the belief supporting the blind submission to the authority and the repression of individual freedom of thought and action.
The relationship between authoritarianism and fandom has been subjected to discussion.
==Authoritarianism in Source Texts==
===Authoritarian Characters===
Emperor of Mankind from Warhammer 40,000
==Authoritarianism in Fanworks==
==Authoritarianism in Fan Interactions==
===Authoritarian Fans===
Authoritarian fans favor authoritarian leaders in creative works and in real world.
===Authoritarian Politics===
It is believed that authoritarian politics.
==References==
Category:Discussion
Authority

:You might be looking for The Authority comic book series.
Authority by Laura Cooksey is believed to be the first Mulder/Skinner fiction posted and that it "would set the tone for future Mulder/Skinner fan fiction."partly_bouncy in slashphilosophy. History of slash fan fiction, 15 May 2005. (Accessed 29 August 2013) (WebCite copy) The date for the story is given as October 1995. For reference partly_bouncy links to a comment (link defunct) by Rosalita in the fanthropology LJ community.
This author also wrote the first X-Files slash story posted online, Pleasant Dreams (May 1995), a Mulder/original male character fic.
==Printed in an Unknown Zine==
At some point (likely the early to mid 2000s) this story was printed in an unknown zine, along with Paybacks, and other fic. It is unknown if this was with or without permission. In the author's notes on the first online posting of it, as long as the header was attached and no fee was charged, the fic could be "distributed freely."
==Author's Notes==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1996===
===1997===
===1998===
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Authors Behaving Badly: Why We Can't Help It and Why We Have To Knock It Off Already

Authors Behaving Badly: Why We Can't Help It and Why We Have To Knock It Off Already is a 2013 meta essay by Mary Janice Davidson.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the author's past "asshatery"
* the poor behavior of Anne Rice, Laurell K. Hamilton, and other pro writers
* the futility of arguing with people on the internet
* feedback
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Anne Rice
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Pro Author Meta
Authortube

authortube is a name for the part of YouTube which consists of a variety of published or aspiring authors.
== Demographics ==
Majority of authortube is female authors writing in the Young Adult genre. Most are aspiring or indie writers, though some have been traditionally published. Most (if not all) channels are smaller, with an active community around them.
Patreon appears to be popular among authortubers.
== Controversies ==
*ArcsareFREE
== Content ==
Some authortubers participate in BookTube, but it's not very common.
*writing advice
*writing sprints
*video tags
*write with mes
Category:YouTube
Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation: The X-Files Erotica Archive

You may be looking for The Auto-Erotica Archive, a multi-fandom archive.
Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation: The X-Files Erotica Archive is an archive for sexually explicit X-Files fanfiction.
The page was a member of the X-Files Fanfic Webring.
File:X-Files Erotica Archive.png|list of archived stories
==About==
From a fan's site (roughly 1997) which spotlighted X-Files websites:
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Auto-Erotica

Auto-erotica was a fanfiction mailing list in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess fandoms focused on the character of Autolycus.
Description:
The list was active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and had 59 members in 2002. It goes defunct at some point after 2002. Stories shared on the list were archived at The Auto-Erotica Archive.
Category:Xena & Hercules Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Auto-Update

Auto-Update is a Transformers newsletter published in 1993.
This newsletter was by produced by Tony "Auto Forse" Buchanan in May 1993 after continued disorganization of the US Transmasters club. They were circulated to club members from mid to late '93 with help from one or two members but primarily mailed out directly from Tony Buchanan. The newsletter ended with issue 78 dated July 1999 but actually was in Spring of 2000 as issues were behind at the end. Tony has re-started Auto Update online starting where issues left off at 79 in June of 2024 and posts issues on 21 different Facebook Transformers groups so far with plans to make his own Facebook page for Auto Update soon.
==Issue 1 (v.1 n.1)==
Auto-Update 1 was published in May 1993.
The newsletter is 4 pages and one separate 2-sided page that includes a a brief text address and list of mail recipients for the newsletter in hand. The newsletter addresses the disorganized state of the club as well as some internal opportunities, a focus on the new (at the time) releases for the Generation 2 toy line, and (outdated) contact information for various fan-produced zines and publications.
Category:1993 Zines
Category:Transformers Zines
Autofocus

Autofocus was a Homicide: Life on the Street fanfiction archive. It was listed at Ultimate Slash Links.
==Authors==
*Beth
*Alison Bodie
*Brigitte
*Dawn
*Dianne
*Hayley Douglas
*C.L. Finn
*Analyhs Goldman
*Aidan Hayes
*Wendi Jeff
*Joanna
*EA Karras
*Kay
*Kiki Katz
*LB
*Macie
*Maura
*Saundra Mitchell
*Jason Shadrick
*Gus Sheridan
*Sugaree
*Trixie
Category:Homicide:Life on the Street
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Autoguard

Autoguard is a gen Doctor Who zine with at least ten issues. 
==Issue 1==
Autorguard 1 
==Issue 2==
Autoguard 2 
 
==Issue 3==
Autorguard 3 
==Issue 4==
Autoguard 4 was published in 1985.
==Issue 5==
Autorguard 5 was published in 1985.
 
==Issue 6==
Autoguard 6 was published in 1985 or 1986.
==Issue 7==
Autorguard 7 was published in 1985 or 1986.
==Issue 8==
Autoguard 8 was published in 1986.
==Issue 9==
Autorguard 9 was published in 1986.
==Issue 10==
Autoguard 10 was published in 1986.
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Autolycus

Autolycus was a recurring guest character on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess, portrayed by Bruce Campbell.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Iolaus/Autolycus
* Autolycus/Joxer
== Archives and Links ==
* Autolycus tag at Archive of Our Own
=== Fansites ===
* Autolycus: The Herculean Thief's Page
* The Auto-Erotica Archive
=== Mailing Lists ===
* Autolycusfic
* Auto-Erotica
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Characters
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Characters
Autolycus: The Herculean Thief's Page

Autolycus: The Herculean Thief's Page, originally known as Magui Menagerie's Guys of Greeceland, is fansite in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys fandom focused on the secondary character of Autolycus. The site is also an archive for the moderator's fanfic, and hosted links to fic by other authors.
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Autolycusfic

autolycusfic was a fanfiction mailing list in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys fandom focused on the character Autolycus.
Description:
It was hosted via Squidge.org, and seems to have defunct at some point after 2021.
Category:Xena & Hercules Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Automated Archive

In the broader sense an automated archive is any archive that is run with the help of website software that automates the archiving process, rather than via manual archiving and coding by the archivists. There exist several software solutions for this, among them the Automated Archive in the narrower sense (see below), eFiction, and the Archive Of Our Own software.
In the narrower sense Automated Archive refers to a free, GNU licensed collection of Perl scripts developed by astolat and Naomi Novik. The software allows a small to moderate fanfiction archive to work semi-autonomously, meaning that archivists no longer had to hand-code each story in order to include it on the archive. The AA software also allows authors to simultaneously post their stories to an archive and to an associated mailing list (if one existed) such as the Smallville Slash Archive and ClarkLexFic.
The AA software is best known as the software that used to run Yuletide, where each year it demonstrates that Yuletide is no longer "small to moderate". It was first created for the Sentinel archive 852 Prospect. For some time it was extremely popular in medium-to-large fandoms, although many new fanfic archives now use eFiction (the one with the Tens).
The software has now been acknowledged by astolat as suffering from code rot, and Yuletide is moving to the Archive of Our Own.
==Archives that have used the AA system==
* 852 Prospect (The Sentinel) (1997 or '98 – 2013)
* The Basement - the X-Files Slash Fanfiction Archive (1999 – present)
* Buffy Fiction Archive (2002 – present)
* Buffyverse Music Video Database (2002 – 2011), code modified to serve as link database rather than text archive
* The Candy Store (Fastlane) (2003)
* The Chrome and Gunmetal Madhouse (Man From U.N.C.L.E.)
* The Dead Zone Fanfic Archive
* Delphi (Hercules: the Legendary Journeys)
* Due South Archive (1998 – present)
* Farscape Slash Archive (2001 – present)
* Firefly's Glow (2002? – 2018)
* The Glass Onion (March 2001 – 2018)
* House Fan Fiction Archive (2005? – present)
* InkstainedFingers (Harry Potter, 2001 – present)
* Leviathan (Farscape, 2001 – present)
* The Magnificent Seven Fan Fiction Archive
* The Professionals Circuit Archive (1996 – present)
* Seeking Grace (Everwood, 2003 – unknown)
* Sihn's Empire
* Smallville Slash Archive (October 2001 – 2012)
* The Spander Files Automated Mirror Archive (Buffy)
* Touch My Stump (Hard Core Logo, 2002 – present)
* True True (I Spy)
* Unit-B Fanfiction Archive (Oz, 2001? – present)
* Yuletide (multifandom) (2003 – 2008)
==Related Links==
* The Automated Archive at netspace.org
* Mailing list for official announcements at Yahoo!Groups
* Mailing list for support at Yahoo!Groups
Category:Archives
Auton

You may be looking for Aukon, another Doctor Who zine.
Auton is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction and art. It contains material that is sarcastic, humorous, and adult. A 20th issue was planned for 2003, but it came out in 2010 instead.
The title is a reference to the evil plastic robots that appear in several Doctor Who episodes.
==Issue 1==
Auton 1 was published in Summer 1989.
* Project Omega
* brief Michael Craze interview
* "Cooking a Dalek" 
* humor and more.
==Issue 2==
Auton 2 was published in 1989.
==Issue 3==
Auton 3 was published in Spring 1989
==Issue 4==
Auton 4 was published in Summer 1990.
==Issue 5==
Auton 5 was published in 1990.
==Issue 6==
Auton 6 was published in 1990.
==Issue 7==
Auton 7 was published in Spring 1991. It contains the short story, The Game & The Lullaby by Robert Hammond and Li Webster.
==Issue 8==
Auton 8 was published in 1991.
==Issue 9==
Auton 9 was published in 1992.
==Issue 10==
Auton 10 was published in 1994.
==Issue 11==
Auton 11 was published in 1994.
==Issue 12==
Auton 12 was published in 1995.
==Issue 13==
Auton 13 was published in 1995.
==Issue 14==
Auton 14 was published in 1995.
==Issue 15==
Auton 15 was published in 1996.
==Issue 16==
Auton 16 was published in 1996.
==Issue 17==
Auton 17 was published in 1996.
==Issue 18==
Auton 18 was published in 1997.
==Issue 19==
Auton 19 was published in 1998.
==Issue 20==
Auton 20 was published in 2010. It is subtitled, "Shock & Awe (Best of)". 
Image:auton1.jpg|partial cover of issue #1
Image:auton3.jpg|cover of issue #3
Image:auton4.jpg|cover of issue #4
Image:auton5.jpg|cover of issue #5
Image:auton7.jpg|cover of issue #7
Image:auton194.jpg|cover of issue #10
==References==
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 ZinesCategory:1990sCategory:2010 Zines
Autumn's Echo

Autumn's Echo is a Star Trek: TOS story	by Mary Louise Dodge, Melinda Shreve, and Laura Scarsdale. 
It was published in Delta Triad Supplement 1.
==Part of a Series==
* DT1: The Alphan Primaries
* DT2: Companion Four
* DT3: To a Time Divided
* DT4: Bivouac
* DT5: Rigel Five
* DT5: Mission and Men
* DTSI: Autumn's Echo
==Summary==
A McCoy romance, McCoy makes a happy and rewarding visit home. He helps settle affairs concerning the family, enjoys a romantic interlude in an idyllic cabin, and is kidnapped by three local roughnecks. He beats them hands down in a brawl and to top it off, parks their air car in a most inconvenient spot.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
 
===1977===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
Autumn (tum.draws)

Autumn, also known as tum.draws and Spilling-Tea, is a fanartist.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====IT====
* – 3-piece Reddie comic inspired by a post by goldlarrystylinsonDead link; Reblogged by deidararamagoku, 13 October 2017. (3 December 2017)
* – The Losers Club dressed for prom, inspired by Rock and Riot by cheriiart (4 December 2017)
* – The Losers Club & Georgie Denbrough (2 December 2017)
* – Sketches of Eddie Kaspbrak running track +bonus Richie Tozier (6 December 2017)
* – Sketches of Eddie Kaspbrak as a dancer and a Bill Denbrough doodle (9 December 2017)
* – Reddie commic based off a post by hallmarkhanlonDead link, later Chaew0nho: Richie: I have a feeling we should kiss..., archived 22 April 2020. (10 December 2017)
* – Reddie art response to tea-cherry's meme prompt "when bae isn't giving you the attention you deserve"Dead link. Also drawn by lczer: i had to i m srry, 26 December 2017. (26 December 2017)
* – Reddie New Year's comic (31 December 2017)
* – Benverly, Bill Denbrough & Reddie; speedpaint posted to YouTube, no longer available (28 January 2018)
===Zines===
* IT Fanzine
==References==
Category:Fanartists