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Liberated

Liberated is a medium-sized, nonselective Blake's 7 archive for adult fanfiction and art. Its tagline is "A Blakes 7 Adult Archive". 
Though it is sometimes referred to as a slash archive, Liberated accepts slash, het and "'adult' gen".
Founded in 1999 by Orac, it was among the earliest multi-author B7 archives. It was not the first all-adult archive, as An Avon/Tarrant Online Fiction Archive was already in existence by January of that year. 
As of 2013, the archivist is Manna. The submission guidelines state: "I'm happy to archive most Blake's 7 adult fan material - fiction, art etc. Slash, het, and 'adult' gen are all welcome. The only exception is very explicit photomanips using the actors' faces, which I'm afraid will not be accepted." Liberated: Submission Guidelines (accessed 22 July 2013)
The art gallery: .
==History==
"Liberated" was founded on 19 November 1999 by Orac, as an adult offshoot from the "Blake's 7 Story Archive", later known as Hammer to Fall. Orac explains Due to changes at Oddworldz, adult stories from the story archive moved. The rest of the site will remain at Oddworldz, because Orac has better things to do than move its site over and over.Blake's 7 Fanfic Resources: What's New (accessed 23 July 2013)
The original url was http://www.wealh.co.uk/. The archivist was later referred to as "Emma". Liberated moved to its present url on 12 September 2002. Manna took over as archivist on 1 October 2004. 
"Liberated" was last updated on 8 December 2007. The archive remains online as of Septmber 2015.
==Stats & Creators==
The archive contains around 140 stories & 14 pieces of art. Authors archived are: Alicia Ann Fox | Amethyst Lane | Andrea | Belatrix Carter | Brandy Amber | Calico | Cami O'Tool | Charlotte Kelly | Christina Dahms | Evi L'Influence | Executrix | Frankie Lyndon | Glen | Hafren | Hera | Iasg Aingeal | Illne Vertel | Isis | January Garnet | Jasmyn Flynt | Jennifer Huszca | Jonquil East | Kai Aurelius | Leslie Marshall | Linda J. Norman | London Bates | Lucan | Lynne Franklin | Nova | Pat Jacquerie | Paula | Predatrix | Riley Cannon | R. Olivia Brown | Ros Williams | Sandy Claws | S Lewis | Snowgrouse | Susan | Tattoo Moon | Tounge N. Chicque | Twisted Sister | Willa Shakespeare
Artists archived are: Brian Gorman | Snowgrouse | Tattoo Moon | Whitby27
==Reviews==
Marian Mendez describes the archive: "Lots of adult and or HME B7 fan-fic, also an art gallery-including nudes and HME & a forum for commenting on stories. Liberated accepts submissions of B7 adult art or fiction. Adult Only site."Marian's Sites: Live Links (accessed 23 July 2013) Executrix, in her Crack Van fandom overview, calls it "wonderful".crack_van: Blakes 7: An Overview (accessed 23 July 2013)
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Liberation, Ltd.

Liberation, Ltd. was a Blake's 7 fan club based out of Chicago, Illinois. 
They were founded after the 1988 Scorpio convention and went on to sponsor their own Blake's 7 con, SomaCon.
Club dues were $8 a year. 
From a flyer: 
==Description==
From a flyer: 
==The End==
In 1994, they were described on the Lysator mailing list:
==Publications==
* The Plain Man's Guide to Alien Invasions, a fiction zine
* Liberation, a newsletter
* Liberation Letters, a letterzine
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Liberation (Blake's 7 newsletter)

For other zines with this title, see Liberation.
Liberation is a gen monthly newsletter for the Liberation, Ltd., a Chicago Blake's 7 fan club that was formed after the 1988 Scorpio convention.
It has a sister zine letterzine called Liberation Letters.
==v. 1 n.1==
Liberation v.1 n.1 was published in January 1989?
==v. 3 n.6==
Liberation v.3 n.6 was published in June 1991.
==v. 3 n.7==
Liberation v.3 n.7 was published in July 1991.
==v. 3 n.8==
Liberation v.3 n.8 was published in August 1991.
==v. 3 n.9==
Liberation v.3 n.9 was published in September 1991.
==v. 3 n.10==
Liberation v.3 n.10 was published in October 1991.
==v. 3 n.11==
Liberation v.3 n.11 was published in November 1991.
==v. 3 n.12==
Liberation v.3 n.12 was published in December 1991.
==v. 4 n.1==
Liberation v.4 n.1 was published in Mar/April 1992.
==v. 4 n.2==
Liberation v.4 n.2 was published in May/June 1992.
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990s
Liberation Letters

Liberation Letters was a quarterly letterzine for Blake's 7.
The fan club that published this letterzine also published Liberation, a newsletter.
A 1991 fan comment: "There is one other general B7 letterzine, attached to Liberation, Ltd. in Chicago, which has just opened up to the fandom in general. Cost is $5 a year for non-members of Liberation, $3 for members and comes out quarterly." from The Neutral Arbiter #1 
 
A 1992 ad in FanGuide said it was "accepting letters from non-members" which makes this publication sound like an apazine, but the ad also specifically called it a letterzine.
==Other Letterzines/Apas With Much Blake's 7 Content==
* Pressure Point (1987-1989)
* The Terra Nostra Underground (apa, 1989-1993)
* Liberation Letters (1991-?)
* The Neutral Arbiter (1991-1993, with a single 1994 outlier)
* Rallying Call (apa, early 1991 to at least 1998)
* Horizon Letterzine (1992-1998)
* Dandruff Droppings (apa, 1992-?)
* Battle Stations! (apa, 1994-not much longer)
* Strange Bedfellows (apa, May 1993-November 1997)
* The Way Forward (apa, 1995-ongoing)
* AltaZine (1996-1997)
 
Also see: List of Letterzines.
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1990s
Liberation from Hell

Liberation from Hell is a gen Star Trek: TOS 254-page novel by d. William Roberts. Artwork by Vel Jaeger, David Lawrence, Gennie Summers, Zaquia Tarhuntassa and Sherri Veltkamp. 
It was first published as standalone zine novel in 1996, then reprinted as part of the Orion Archives as Orion Archives: 2276 Liberation from Hell in 2001 (in digest-size) and re-released in 2008 (full size). Later, it was issued as an ebook, accessed here.
The author notes: "A word of warning about this story. The author was mimicking the writing style of the author who had started the series of stories that this finishes. It is very graphic and not intended for young audiences, or the faint of heart." author's website 
==Summary==
One blurb: "The Kh’myr faction of Klingons have imprisoned Kang on the penal planet, Kragyr, and it’s up to Kor, Koloth and Kumara to liberate him from Hell. On the way, they encounter Leonard McCoy, Clark Terrell and the crew of the Reliant, some angry Chrysalians, and even the ghost of Kahless himself? A wonderful story which explains the political changes in the Empire."
From Media Monitor: "A continuation of the Serenidad trilogy: Admirals Kor and Koloth plot to liberate Admiral Kang, who was imprisoned at the Kragyr penal colony by Admiral Khalian on trumped up charges of treason. Meanwhile, Doctor Leonard H. McCoy, facing a certain promotion to a desk job, manages to get posted to the position of Chief Medical Officer of the starship Reliant, under the command of Captain Clark Terrell. Once there, the good doctor finds that adjusting to a different style of command may be harder that he thinks..." 
Image:liberationfromhell.jpg|cover of print zine, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
Image:liberationfromhellversion.jpg|version of the cover of the print zine
Image:liberationfromhellebook.jpg|cover of ebook
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Liberator Dreams

Liberator Dreams is a slash Blake's 7 120-page anthology. 
The majority of the zine is a Blake’s 7/Sime~Gen story. 
There is no interior illustration.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Editorial (ii)
* Provisional Surrender by Ellis Ward (Blake's 7) (1)
* Tender Memories by Cami (Gan/Tarrant) (After Gan's death, Del Tarrant remembers visiting a brothel as a virginal youth and having sex with Gan.) (7)
* Unending Nightmare by Cami and Tasha (Blake's 7/Sime~Gen) (17)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Liberator Fantasies

Liberator Fantasies is a slash 257-page anthology. It won a 1999 FanQ. The 30 pages of art is by Whitby27 with one illustration by Randym. It also features filks by Vanessa Mullen and Oliver Klosov, and poetry by Ebony.
==Contents==
 
* Expendable, fiction by Vanessa Mullen (1)
* All Work and No Play, fiction by Mireille (16)
* Never Say Die, fiction by Pat Fenech (20)
* Battle Fatigue, fiction by Irish (26)
* Who Needs Roj, filk by Oliver Klosov (35)
* Moths to Their Flame, poem by Ebony (36) 
* Rumours of Courage, fiction by Julia Henry (38)
* Avon Without Guilt, poem by Vanessa Mullen (41)
* Witch-Hunt, fiction by Ebony (42)
* Salvage, fiction by Misha (43)
* Safe, filk by Oliver Klosov (68)
* The Late Great Blake, fiction by Jonquil East (69)
* Domo, fiction by Gemini (72)
* Rebel Leatherboys, filk by Oliver Klosov (86)
* Walking in the Dark, fiction by Patti (87)
* Tonight, fiction by Altair (90)
* Cough, fiction by Henneke (102)
* Rebel Girl, filk by Oliver Klosov (108)
* At the Closing of the Day, fiction by Julia Stamford (109)
* Leadership, fiction by Twisted Sister (120)
* Nightmare, poem by Ebony (124)
* Terms of Reasons Why, fiction by Vic Coopers (126)
* Dreamless, fiction by Dawn Friedman (127)
* Path of Thorns, fiction by Mitzi Tick and Felicia Adams (mistitled as "Pattern of Thorns" in the table of contents) (129)
* Love's Illusions, fiction by Willa Shakespeare (236)
* Another Rousing Chorus, filk by Oliver Klosov (257)
* Waking, poem by Ebony
* Sleep, poem by Ebony
* For Carol by Vanessa Mullen
==Gallery==
Interior art: non-explicit:
Image:B7 liberator fantasies interior by Whitby27 9.jpg|Whitby27
Image:B7 liberator fantasies int by randym.jpg|Randym
File:B7 liberator fantasies by Whitby27 12.jpg|Whitby27
File:B7 liberator fantasies by Whitby27 13.jpg|Whitby27
Interior art: explicit:
Image:B7 liberator fantasies interior by Whitby27 1.jpg|Whitby27
 
File:B7 liberator fantasies by Whitby27 4.jpg|Whitby27
File:B7 liberator fantasies by Whitby27 5.jpg|Whitby27
==A Flyer==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Liberator General

Liberator General is a 22-page slash and adult het Blake's 7 novel by multiple authors: Susan Cutter, Cami, Tiger M, Alicia Ann Fox, Cassie Death-thwacker, Deirdre, and Twisted Sister. It first appeared on the Space City mailing list.
A fan's summary: "... hospital soap opera AU; B/C, B/J, C/Ta, J/A, past B/Kasabi, past A/Anna, Ta/Carnell, J/Ta, past J/Carnell, uc Ta/Veron)... And another standalone from Space City! I wasn't sure how to classify this one but finally decided that Dr. Tarrant's affair with Dr. Carnell makes it technically slash, even though it's no more explicit than =Vemquest=." 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Liberator Popular Front

Liberator Popular Front was the second Blake's 7 fan-run fan club. It was preceded by Seveners. 
This, and Horizon, were also the two largest. In 1982, it was the largest, according to a blurb in the prozine Terry Nation's Blakes 7: A Marvel Monthly #15 (1982) 
The club published:
* Liberator Popular Front Newsletter
* Orbit
* the first edition of The Quibell Abduction
* Liberator
* Tales from the Rebel's Return 
It also co-sponsored (with Horizon) The Teal-Vandor Convention.
There is some conflicting info about this club in fan comments below.
==A Tanith Lee Interview Regarding Blake's 7 Avatars==
In an unknown issue of this zine, there is an interview with Tanith Lee regarding her use of Blake's 7 characters in the pro book, Kill the Dead.
== Descriptions==
===1978===
 
===1993===
 
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Liberties

Liberties is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Lapis Lazuli and Lilith Sedai.
Summary: Qui-Gon rescues another pathetic creature, and gets his most private fantasy in return. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Libertine

*Libertine, a Harry Potter fanwriter
*The Libertines, a band
*The Libertine Society, a SPN fanfic by Bees and blueeyesandpie
*Liberals & Libertine a Argyle's GeoCities fansite
*Chapter 242 of Libertine's Guide to Surviving the Harry Potter Fandom without spontaneously combusting in an embarrassing way., a essay by luciusmalfoy
*Liberties, a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story
Libertine (fan)

Libertine is a BNF in the Harry Potter fandom who had a livejournal account with the username luciusmalfoy.livejournal user profile, Wayback Machine, 2002. Libertine kept a personal fanfiction site, Libertine's Harry Potter Slash – LHPS, which was later called Libertine's Harry Potter Fanfiction.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
*Lucius Malfoy and the Gift of Slash at Dragon Port Slash
*Father and Son – Breif Lucius Rant at Dragon Port Slash
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Library Tape P7692J

Library Tape P7692J is a K/S story by Kay Wells.
It was first published in the print zine Naked Times #22.
==Summary==
"Kirk returns from shoreleave completely drunk and Spock, enlisted to take him to his cabin, notices a peculiar mark on Kirk after he undresses him for bed."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989=== 
===1990===
===1994===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Library Tapes

Library Tapes is a gen Star Trek: TOS fiction anthology with three issues.
It was published in the UK.
A fan in 1989 described the series: "A strange mixture of very good stories and indifferent, rather pointless ones." from Enterprise Originals #10 (1989) 
==Issue 1==
Library Tapes 1 (called "001") contains 58 pages. Its content was reprinted in Memory Recall.
* The First Step by Martin Smith
* The Price of Survival by Karen Maund 
* Reaching by S. Meek
* The Star of Evron by Fran Ball 
* More Tribblations? by S. Meek
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Library Tapes 2 (called "002") was published in 1980 and contains 74 pages. It contains a few small illos by an uncredited artist.
"This zine is dedicated to our intrepid printers, without whose sincere dedication to their work would leave many pubs bankrupt! Thanks lads and lasses!!!"
* The Lazarus Confrontation by Karen Maund (1)
* What A Drag by Margaret Richardson (34)
* Hidden by Katy Deery (37)
* Miri by Katy Deery (37)
* Melagon III by Julie Emms (38)
* Alone by Katy Deery (41)
* The Strange Master by Martin Smith (42)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Library Tapes 3 (called "003") was published before 1982. 
The stories by Kate Lach were reprinted in Tsaela Collected.
* Distress Call by Kate Lach
* The Biggest Little People by Kate Lach
* other unknown content by other authors
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Library of Congress (United States)

According to Wikipedia, the Library of Congress (LC) "is the research library that officially serves the United States Congress and is the de facto national library of the United States."Wikipedia:Library of Congress, accessed 6 November 2021. 
National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is part of LC.
The United States Copyright Office is also part of the library, and the Librarian of Congress is responsible for deciding on DMCA exemptions every three years. See Test Suite of Fair Use Vids.
==Fannish Holdings==
The Library of Congress collects zines. Although the majority appear to be artifacts of non-fannish subcultures, the library has a collection of first-edition science fiction fanzines., accessed 6 November 2021. Also check out their list of Zine Directories (zines that consist of lists of zines). A search of the catalog shows 287 zines., accessed 6 November 2021. Click on "Zine Collection (Library of Congress)".
The Library of Congress also holds many digital collections, including web archives of Fanlore, accessed 6 November 2021. and AO3, accessed 6 November 2021..
==Related Meta/Further Reading==
*Copyright: at the moment we are stuck with what the Library of Congress says (1978)
*OTW Guest Post: Nicole Saylor (2016)
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Library of Congress (fan archive)

Library of Congress was a multifandom archive for TV and movie fanfiction. It was a sub-section of The Eye in FBI, a Sue Thomas F.B. Eye fansite, and The Eye Online Forums. Library of Congress was previously known as The Bullpen.
The archive existed under the name Library of Congress from approximately 2007 until the site went offline sometime in 2013/2014. At that time, the most recently-updated work on the site dated to 2010.
==Fandoms Catered To==
Sue Thomas F.B. Eye was the largest fandom on the site, with 61 stories published to this category. However, the site also hosted fics from numerous other TV/movie fandoms, including:
*24
*Criminal Minds
*CSI
*CSI: New York
*Dark Angel
*Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
*House M.D.
*The Horse and His Boy (Chronicles of Narnia)
*Law & Order: Criminal Intent
*Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
*The Mummy
*NCIS
*Numb3rs
*Phantom of the Opera
*Smallville
*Stargate SG-1
*Supernatural
Category:Multifandom Archives 
Category:2007 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:EFiction
Library of Memorious

The Library of Memorious is a lightweight search tool created and maintained by kore signet for Friends at the Table fandom. It was created at some point between late 2020 and April 2022.Dates based on the main page's footer indicating that it was "inspired by Search at the Table", which was created in or around November 2020, and on the earliest available Wayback Machine snapshot dating to April 2022.
Like Search at the Table, the project that inspired the Library of Memorious, it allows fans to search all publicly-availableBecause the transcription initiative, Transcripts at the Table, is run by Friends at the Table itself, transcripts for episodes that are only available to Friends at the Table's Patreon supporters are not made publicly available. These non-public transcripts cannot be searched using either Search at the Table or the Library of Memorious. Friends at the Table episode transcripts. Unlike Search at the Table, however, the Library of Memorious does not permit users to search multiple seasons at once.Library of Memorious landing page: "because the search is not perfect on memory usage, every season is currently quarantined into it's own webpage." Accessed April 27, 2024. (archive link)
== Name ==
The Library of Memorious is named after the Twilight Mirage character Memorious, whose "Living Library" contains in-universe records that appear in some of Twilight Mirage's episode notes.See The Living Library of Memorious on FatTWiki
== See Also ==
* Transcripts at the Table
* FatTWiki
==Footnotes==
==References==
Category:2020s Websites
Category:Friends at the Table
Library of Moria

The Library of Moria, or LoM, was founded shortly after the release of The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring. Unlike other LotR archives at the time, its focus was movie-based slash fanfiction organized by pairing. After the release of all three movies, the archive began accepting RPS. It currently accepts all Tolkien-based slash, gen, and RPS fanfiction. 
The archive has had numerous archivists, including: CommodoreMarie, Tinker Bell, Eremir, Erestor Junkie, Azzy, Half Elf Lost, Talullah, and Zoe. 
For several years the archive was maintained solely by CommodoreMarie, but it was turned over in 2005 when her college course-work became too time intensive. It was taken over by a volunteer collective from the LoM Forum who has maintained it, with some minor membership fluctuation, since. It has also been migrated over to an automated archive script. The non-automated archive was last updated on March 23, 2008 and is now removed from the site, as all the older works were transferred to the automated archive.
The site continues to host separately the Journal of Slash Research and the International Day of Slash initiative.
The site went offline in January 2014 after the domain expired; the archivists announced that they were committed to restoring the archive, possibly at a new .net domain. They raised $297 in donations and were able to resecure the domain along with enough funds to operate for the next year and a half. 
As of February 2014, the site has been reported as being active.
In February 2022, it was announced that Library of Moria would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.
==Fan Comments==
==Reflections & Further Reading==
* A Tribute to the Library of Moria by Dawn Felagund, Himring, and Talullah
* Library of Moria and Fanfic Walmart by Dawn Felagund 
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:EFiction
Licence

Licence is a Blake's 7 slash story by Oriole Alma Throckmorton. 
It was written in spring 1980, but not published in a zine until 1983. That zine is The Big Boy's Book of 1001 Things to Do in Zero Gravity with a Federation Hand Blaster.
It is recognized as the first slash story in that fandom, and is online at Archive of Our Own. See Licence.
==From the Author==
 From the author: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Licenseartistic

licenseartistic was a LiveJournal-based writing prompt community that asked participants to claim individual characters to fill prompts with. The claimed characters were called pups, and roleplaying with them was permitted outside of the community, but the community itself was restricted to prompt fills.
== About ==
== Links ==
* Community: licenseartistic tagged on AO3
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Licensing

In animanga fandom, the word licensing refers almost exclusively to the act of a company in one country purchasing the right to domestically broadcast or publish media material from a company in a different country.
When an anime or manga series is referred to as licensed, this means an officially-sanctioned version of the title has been or will be released in markets outside Japan -- generally a series must be separately licensed for each country/region, and new anime/manga titles often reach the North American market before being released in other parts of the world. "I want to get the official version, but it's not licensed in my country yet" is a common lament of animanga fans around the globe.
An unlicensed work, by contrast, is one for which the rights have not been acquired in a particular market. Due to many English-speaking forums and websites being hosted or administrated in the United States and Canada, the acquisition of a North American license often results in scanlations and fansubs being pulled from the site, even if a large portion of users are in other regions and will not be able to acquire the professional version.
Category: Glossary Category:Anime & Manga Fandom