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The Indigo Stories of Starsky and Hutch

The Indigo Stories of Starsky and Hutch is a slash Starsky and Hutch fanzine. It is a compilation of the Starsky and Hutch content from the first five issues of Indigo Boys. It is 212 pages long. The cover is by Karen River. Includes some xeroxed screenshots, and some sparse art by TACS. Art samples are included with the publisher's permission.
==Contents==
* Lonesome Time: Clandestine Report 208 by MRK ("Not for the eyes of anyone but himself, these are the reports Starsky types as he sorts out his feelings about his work, and more importantly, his partner, Hutch. This story is set during the SH episode 'Starsky vs Hutch'.") (1)
* Celebration by Theresa Kyle (Starsky has a tough call alone and is unable to stop a suicide. They talk of what they would do if the other one dies. first time) (10)
* The Hopeless Ways of Fools by Rosemary C (Starts with some housework... first time) (31)
* Magic: Clandestine Report 204 by MRK (82)
* Worth Untested by Leah S. (another in the "Secrets Series" published in The Fix) (86) 
* “Noel’s Story” by Kris Brown and Kris New (the authors note: "With appreciation to Lynna Bright. The idea for this story is her fault, she wrote the first page or two and a scene between Noel and Starsky. We were inspired and the rest you can blame on Kris." Starsky/Hutch, Starsky/Noel and OMC Noel/Eric track down a killer in the gay community) (88) 
* Fireside Interlude by Rosemary C. (126)
* Return of the Huntress by Vicky Racklyft (Diana Harmon returns and is up to no good. There is first time sex. Starsky says he wants to become a rabbi.) (136)
* If Love is Real: Vanessa by Flamingo (177)
* Perfect Way to Spend a Rainy Sunday by Kate McChesney (209)
Image:indigoart1.jpg|inside art by TACS
Image:indigoart2.jpg|inside art by TACS
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Infernal Devices

The Infernal Devices is a series of YA fantasy written by ex-fan writer Cassandra Clare. This prequel is set in the same universe as The Mortal Instruments, but in Victorian England instead of modern-day New York, and the two series even share some characters.
==The "Faery Drug" Controversy==
In December 2011, after the release of the trilogy's second book (Clockwork Prince), a small group of fans posted on Tumblr about their discomfort with a canon book scene in which two teenaged characters, Tessa Gray and Will Herondale, are drugged by Magnus Bane, an adult immortal warlock, who then proceeds to watch them from the bushes as they engage in sexual activity. Cassandra Clare refers to that scene in promotional materials and on her Tumblr at the time as the "DSBS," or "Dirty Sexy Balcony Scene." The fans upset with the content of the scene also disagreed with labeling as sexy, as the actions of the teenaged characters are undertaken while unknowingly drugged and nonconsensually being observed by an adult third party.
One notably vocal critical fan was aimmyarrowshigh, who wrote several Tumblr posts in rebuttal to Tessa Gray/Will Herondale shippers who claimed that the dislike was due to the pairing in question and not the content of the scene itself.
In response to these posts in the "The Infernal Devices" Tumblr tag and subsequent messages of concern from Tessa Gray/Will Herondale shippers asking for defense of their reading of the scene, Cassandra Clare wrote an essay on her own Tumblr in which she compared two teenagers being unknowingly drugged and nonconsensually watched in sexual activity by a third-party adult to "a married couple sharing wine and getting cozy on the couch." This was understood by fans on all sides of the debate to be horrifically unrepresentative and dismissive of real sexual assault victims, and that part of the essay was later deleted, but a version of it is still archived in December 27, 2011 on Clare's Tumblr here. 
aimmyarrowshigh responded with a very lengthy public letter decrying Clare's flippant response and misrepresentation of the problems with "the DSBS," and took to Clare's challenge in her post that "it’s a good idea not to invoke the specter of such serious and triggering issues as sexual assault, abuse and rape unless you really believe you can back that up with solid examples and research" by citing specific quotations and page numbers from Clockwork Prince that suggest the scene is nonconsensual on behalf of both Will and Tessa.
In summary of the controversy, deemed on Tumblr as the "Faerie Drug Debacle," user angel-gidget made a graphic she titled "Schema" in December 27, 2011.
==Fannish Links==
* clockwork_fans, a LJ community
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Young Adult Literature Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Inheritance (Mary Renault story)

The Inheritance Inheritance by chazzbanner. Accessed 17 January 2013. is a crossover ficlet written by chazzbanner based on Fire from Heaven and The Last of the Wine. The spirit of Alexias lives on in a bronze statue of Hermes (for which he modelled) and observes Alexander the Great. Two quotations from the novels (one from each) are included within the ficlet (and noted through italics).
Comments received on the story include:
* Gorgeous! Just gorgeous -- what a wonderful idea and carried out beautifully.Comment by baranduin, 04 August 2004.] Accessed 17 January 2013.—baranduin
* Love this: “bright beast of Macedon touched by the god.” I think that's a great description of Alexander.Comment by lorie945, 04 August 2004. Accessed 17 January 2013.—lorie945
==References==
Category:The Last of the Wine Fan Fiction
Category:Alexander the Great
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
The Inheritance (original fic zine)

The Inheritance is a 247-page original fantasy novel by Marg Baskin. 
From a 1996 flyer: "An adventure/romance novel in an original heroic fantasy setting. Merova Hildegar's inheritance from an uncle she barely knew includes a dilapidated estate, an ancient evil that could change the world, and a "master" destined to teach her the meaning of love."
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1990s
The Inheritor

The Inheritor is a 104-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Cyndi Bayless Overstreet. The cover is by Mickey Sayles. The editor was Marge Robles.
==Summary==
==The Zine's Editorial==
The zine's editorial is by Marge Robles, and it is a rant about differences of opinion, her unspecified experiences on a BBS, and has nothing to do with the zine itself.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Ink and Quill

For pages with similar titles, see Quill and Ink.
The Ink and Quill was a Harry Potter fanfiction archive. It was launched in March 2004theinkandquill on LiveJournal. Oh, It's all coming together... oh, oh.... 22 March 2004. (Accessed 02 February 2012.) and closed a year later, in March 2005,The Quill and Ink. Main Page. 26 March 2005. (Accessed 02 February 2012 via the Wayback Machine.) due to the archivists' lack of free time.
The site also had an associated forum, which was located offsite and remained available after the archive closed.
== Archived Fanworks ==
The Ink and Quill did not accept slash or stories rated NC-17, though they said that those restrictions "may and probably will change in the future."The Quill and Ink. Submit A Story. Archived 29 August 2005 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 02 February 2012.) Stories were also required to be reasonably well-written with proper attention to canon (though AUs were allowed).
The archive hosted 30 stories by 16 different authors.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter ArchivesCategory:Het Archives
Category:2004 Category:2005
The Inkslinger's Society

The Inkslinger's Society was an Australian-based fanzine publisher. It is an off-shoot of Tanglewebb Press.
In 1993, there was this announcement: "Dear Readers and Friends, Tanglewebb wishes to announce that as of December 1993, Tanglewebb Press will be closed. But for now some good news. A small nucleus from Tanglewebb has decided to form a new Press. This Press will be called "The Inkslinger's Society", and their first zine will be entitled "Queen's Fate" by Tessa Rae." from On the Double #28
==References==
The Inn of Crossed Swords

The Inn of Crossed Swords was a group of Forever Knight fans interested in slash fiction about Nick Knight and LaCroix. They ostensibly met in an inn of that name. The group maintained an eponymous Nick/LaCroix slash archive, which still exists.
In Forever Knight War 10, the Inn of Crossed Swords temporarily relocated to Toronto in order to take part. Warring with the Inn were: Molly Schneider, Laurie of the Isles, Debi McK, Dawn Clare, Luc, and Debbie Robinson-Vincent (a.k.a. Bubbles)From the Toronto page on the Inn of Crossed Swords website.
==Site Contents==
The Inn of Crossed Swords website includes an archive of slash fiction by members of the Inn, and an online interactive game. In this game, people can enter a question, and receive a "response" from LaCroix in the form of a small picture with a one or two word answer (e.g. yes, no, maybe)
The site archives the following stories:
* "Unbreakable Bond" by Molly Schneider 
* "One Night in Byzantium" by Molly Schneider
* "Byzantium Nights" by Molly Schneider 
* "Dawn in Byzantium" by Molly Schneider 
* "When You Don't See Me" by Molly Schneider
* "Breaking Day" by Molly Schneider 
* "La Voyeuse" by Molly Schneider 
* "Masquerade" by Molly Schneider
* "Tidings of Comfort and Joy" by Molly Schneider 
* "Auld Lang Syne, One More Time" by Molly Schneider 
* "Boys' Night Out" by Molly Schneider 
* "Nocturnal Habits" by Molly Schneider 
* "Beyond Words" by Molly Schneider 
* "Breaking Glass" by Molly Schneider
* "Always There" by Illinois Jules 
* "Still Yours Still Mine" by Illinois Jules 
* "Down By the Endless Sea With LaCroix" by Gail Andrea 
* "Through the Air with the Greatest of Ease " by Gail Andrea 
* "Vignettes" by Laudon 
* "Intercourse with the Vampire" by Laudon 
* "Sonnet for Nicholas" by Laudon 
* "If We Kissed" by Cousin Shelley 
* "Mea Culpa" by Amie LaRouche 
* ""When in Rome"" by April Hackett and Susan Fields 
* "A Splash of Gold" by elfin 
* "Out of the Ashes " by elfin 
* "Picasso of Pain" by elfin 
* "In the Depths" by Jadelyn Ashkevron 
* "Father's Day" (poems) by Cliff T. Roberts 
* "Father's Day" (poem) by Brephoenix
==Site History==
The Inn of Crossed Swords site was originally located at http://stormborn.tripod.com/ICSmain.htm , within Molly Schneider's website. This disappeared sometime in the summer of 2013; and its contents (including the Inn) were moved to the Forever Knight Website archive on 3 November 2013.
==References==
Category:Fan Communities
Category:Forever Knight
Category:Forever Knight Websites
The Inner Circle (Harry Potter fans)

:Also see Inner Circle.
The Inner Circle was a group of supposed BNF fans in the Harry Potter fandom who attracted scrutiny and controversy. 
While the Inner Circle's membership was fluid, most fans agreed that it included Cassandra Claire, Ivy Blossom, Stacey, Heidi8, and Aja. Sometimes it was alleged to include all the Fiction Alley mods.The Inner Circle at Fandom Wank Wiki via Wayback; WebCite. Other possible members were: Lori, Flourish Klink, Penny, Carole and Ebony.
Supposedly, Msscribe wanted to be a member. 
The term was one bestowed upon them by others, namely at the Fandom Wank Wiki and was mentioned in The MsScribe Story, which describes:
==Quotes==
Aja said in 2004: "Just for the record, Ivy and I never 'fought over' Cassie. I resented their friendship because I disliked Ivy, and because I was an insecure twit. :D But it wasn't a two-way thing." The Cassie Claire Primer, comment by Aja; posted October 15, 2004; Webcite 
Aja said in 2012: " Eventually, because —I don't know, people were reading my fic—it caught the attention of Cassandra Claire, and we started talking and became friends. But there was such an air of cult worship about being in that circle. People called it "The Inner Circle," and it consisted of Cassandra Claire and whoever she was friends with. I was actually—. I came under a lot of criticism at the time—back in 2002, 2003 because I was very vocal about wanting her to slash the Draco Trilogy—which, obviously, she was paired up on a mailing list with Rhysenn, she liked the idea of having H/D slashers read her fic, and she would throw in little taunting, teasing things, but we were friends. We were close friends. But there were also a lot of other things happening at the time in terms of fandom drama—in terms of the way that people just sort of desperately wanted to be friends with her—that made people do very crazy things. For example, one of her friends, Stacey, was so adamant that Cassie not be my friend that she essentially would hurl abuse at her. She broke into her e-mail account and—in an attempt to see whether Cassie was actually friends with me. Oh, and Cassie had actually made me be her secret friend at the time. Like, actually used a nom de plume name, "Darcy," to thank me with in one of the chapters of her fic so that Stacey wouldn't know that we were actually friends. It was very humiliating for me to be someone's secret friend. (laughs) But I just put up with it, because that's kind of what you were expected to do." Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Bookshop (2012) 
==Further Reading==
* The Very Secret Diaries of Aja (2003)
* (2006)
* Which Inner Circle are YOU? is one of two quizzes posted to Fandom Bitches, and was a commentary on Harry Potter BNFs, and wank (August 8, 2002). For some context, see Me & CC; or, BNFs do not have more fun.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter
Category:2000sCategory:Scandals
The Inner Sanctum

The Inner Sanctum is a fanfic site with stories by T. VanDial. Fandoms include Due South (Fraser/Ray K.), The X-Files, Star Wars TPM, Last Herald Mage and Original Fiction. 
The page was a member of the Mulder/Skinner Web Ring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, the X-Files Fanfic Webring, The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring and the Authors of Erotica webring. 
The site was hosted by Geocities.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Valdemar
Category:Original Fiction
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Innocent

The Innocent is a K/S story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #26.
==Summary==
"A/U: McCoy asks Spock to do something about their new, straight-laced captain, so Spock sets about gaining Kirkʼs trust and friendship."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1997===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Innocents

The Innocents is a Hanson fanfic series by Paola. It was written beginning in 2012 and is still in progress.
The story takes place in an AU future where the United States and Canada have united as one nation (CANAAN). In this world, the Hanson brothers have spent most of their lives living in the desert compound of a cult known as the Church of Reconstruction. When an illness leaves Zac blind, he is confined to the cult's detox center where he is subjected to supposed treatment that is in fact torture. The story begins with his older brothers' attempt to break him out and find a way to survive in the outside world. Although it is not easy, they do succeed, and during their stay in a tent city, they meet a handsome young doctor (played by Jesse Spencer and based on aspects of several of his characters) who takes them in and helps them adapt to their new lives.
The Flock, as the cult is known, is based on several real life entities, including but not limited to the Church of Scientology. Paola has made a guide to their terminology available for readers.The Flock For Dummies
==Book 2: CANAAN's Children==
The second story in the series, it begins not long after the end of the first. The brothers are adapting, with Isaac picking up odd jobs and Taylor volunteering at Jesse's hospital. Questions still remain about just who their father is and whether or not he was complicit in their mother's decision to join the cult. As it turns out, he is quite an important figure and will play a large role in helping bring down the cult for once and for all.
==Book 3: The Way of The Shepherd==
The third story in the series, this one is set in the past and focuses on the boys' childhoods and how they came to be members of the cult.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
The Innocents won awards in the Blank Page Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:2010s
The Insane Root

The Insane Root is a Kirk/Spock story by Cyd Bascom. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #11. 
==Summary==
"Spock trick Kirk into accompanying him to Vulcan, where he plans to make Kirk his bondmate, whether Kirk agrees or not."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
The Insight Series

The Insight Series is a six part X-Files series by Joann Humby.
==The Series==
* Insight I – Rated R | 44K | Category XA | October 2003
* Insight II – “Dark Fire” - Rated R | 47K | Category XA | November 2003
* Insight III – “Wake-Up Call” - Rated R | 60K | Category XA | March 2004
* Insight IV – “Shutdown” - Rated R | 60K | Category XA | July 2004
* Insight V – “Overload” - Rated R | 54K | Category XA | September 2004
* Insight – “Past Tense” - Rated R | 32K | Category XA | June 2004 (Missing Scene)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2000s
The Insomniac Art Gallery

The Insomniac Art Gallery is fan art and fanfiction archive in The Lost World and Tales of the South Seas fandoms, hosted on Tripod. The art section is the personal archive of magiccat13, who also hosted fanfiction from writers. The archive contains 11 stories by 10 contributing authors. It also appears that magiccat13 has created book covers and photo colleges for each story, because the same stories posted elsewhere only contain text. The site seems to have been most active in the early 2000s, the last update being in 2005.
Category:The Lost World
Category:Tripod
Category:2000s
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries

The Inspector Lynley Mysteries was a television series produced for the the BBC in the early 2000s, loosely based on the series of crime novels by author Elizabeth George.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
The pairing of Barbara Havers/Thomas Lynley is the most popular in the fandom, most likely because they are the two main characters, and their working dynamic, and the development of their friendship, is one of the main focuses of the show.
==Mailing lists==
*BBC's Inspector Lynley
*Believing the Lie
==Archives and Links==
*Inspector Lynley Mysteries (TV) tag at Archive of Our Own
==Resources==
*Wikipedia
*IMDB
	
Category:Inspector Lynley Mysteries
The Intangible Residuum: A Collection Of Stories

The Intangible Residuum: A Collection Of Stories is a podfic anthology, a collection of podfic stories recorded by reena jenkins and covering a wide range of authors and fandoms. The anthology was created to celebrate "atypical" stories.
From the reader:
The collection consists of 24 fics from 12 fandoms. There's gen, het, and slash. 
The complete listing of stories, summaries and fandoms can be read here.WebCite(accessed April 24, 2013).
Fandoms:
* harry potter
* twilight novels
* iron man (movies)
* star trek (reboot movies)
* cw rpf
* supernatural rpf
* buffy the vampire slayer
* doctor who
* smallville
* stargate atlantis
* stargate sg1
* supernatural
Stories
* A Buffyverse Alphabet
* A Mary Sue Alphabet
* A priest, a rabbi, and an ATA user walk into a bar...
* A Walk On The Dark Side
* Captain's Log (Draft)
* Deep Thoughts (On Protective Eyewear) By Alexander L. Harris
* Excerpts from the Daybook of Virginia Potts, with Zombies
* Five authors who didn't write Stargate Atlantis
* Five Stories Becky Rosen Wrote
* Imaginary
* Into The Woods (Some Other Girl's Fairytale)
* Investigation into the effects of zat'ni'ktel fire on the common Peep, by Samantha Carter
* Keep All Hands and Feet Inside the Vehicle. A Story In Eight Limericks.
* Like A Virgin
* Mr. Hanson
* Playing Monsters
* Predestiny
* Sensitivity To Initial Conditions
* Spark Notes: Making Sense of the Twilight Series
* The Missing Bits
* The Monster in the Hat
* The Very Secret Diary of Lt. Laura Cadman
* The Very Secret Thoughts of Clark Kent (new text link)
* Through Worlds, Worlds
Reactions/Reviews:
==References==
Category:Slash Podfics
Category:Het Podfics
Category:Gen Podfics
Category:2011 Podfics
Category:Anthology Podfic
The Inter-Relationships of Enterprise Crew Members

The Inter-Relationships of Enterprise Crew Members is a set of two 1973 essays by Jenny Elson.
It was printed in STAG #3 and #4.
In the first part Jenny Elson analyzes Kirk-Spock (how Kirk views Spock), Kirk-McCoy (how Kirk views McCoy), McCoy-Kirk (how McCoy views Kirk), and Spock-Kirk (how Spock views Kirk). This last analysis is a daring one, and it generated much discussion. 
In the second part Jenny Elson analyzes Kirk-Spock, Scott-Kirk, McCoy-Scott, Scott McCoy, McCoy-Spock, and Spock-McCoy.
There is a related third essay by Elson in STAG #9 that is a characterization of Scotty.
 
==Similar Essays ==
 
* The Inter-Relationships of Enterprise Crew Members by Jenny Elson in STAG #3 (1973)
* Pandora's Box... Again by Diane Marchant (Grup #4) (1975)
* Concerning Spock by Diane Marchant (Beyond Antares #1) (1975)
* Analysis of Nurse Christine Chapel by Diane Marchant (Beyond Antares #1) (1975)
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
===1973===
===1974===
==References==
Category:1973 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Intergalactic Gazette

The Intergalactic Gazette is a multi-fandom zine. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Intergalactic Gazette v.1 n.2 was published in November 1986 and contains 8 pages.
Contents: Robotech, comics reviews, Dr Who short story.
Category:1980s
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Robotech
The Intergalactic Viewscreen

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The Intergalactic Viewscreen is a 56-page charity anthology fanzine published in 1996 by The United Federation of Planets Internationale. A portion of the proceeds went to the Wil Wheaton Scholarship Fund.
*"The Thrill", by Ensign Dave Mason
*"Commonality", by C. K. Smith
*"French Chivalry: A Holodeck Adventure," by Capt. Janice Willcocks
*"The Child Within," by Ensign Jenny Bate
*"King for a Day," by Lt. Cmdr. Liz Woolf
*"Rites of Passage", by Lt. Cmdr. Patricia Snodgrass
*"Silence of The Romulans," by Commodore John W. Bunton, is a TNG/Silence of the Lambs crossover parody
*"Familiar Ground," by Cmdr. Betty Barrett
*"Maquis’ Progress" is a chain story by various ships in Region four: Specifically, R. Adm. Gary Decker, Capt. Unicorn J. Escobedo, Captain Richard Benker, and F. Capt. Chris Senft. 
*"Catharsis," by Lt. Cmdr. Craig Bard
*"The Gift," by John W. Bunton
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
The Intern

The Intern is an Attack on Titan story by Lutte.
It is widely considered to be a must-read for people who love Ereri. It is set in an alternate universe where Levi is the owner of Survey Corporation and Eren is a high school student who ends up interning there after a little help from his friend Armin. It includes BDSM.
As of April 28, 2016, it has 4,070 comments, 8,292 kudos, and 244,244 hits on Archive of Our Own.
==Author's Summary==
==Fanworks Inspired by The Intern==
* Lutte's intern art and intern cosplay tags on Tumblr
* art by whiteyoukai
*Don't art by Wilbur-distiny
==Reception==
===Feedback on the Story===
===Recs & Reviews===
==References==
Category:Attack on Titan
Category:Yaoi Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction