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A Great Ending

A Great Ending is a Starsky/Hutch story by Lynna Bright.
It was published in The Lucky and the Strong and is online.
==Excerpt==
"Ken got up, and walked to the door in stocking-feet. Opening the door revealed Dave Starsky, loaded down with what looked like everything he owned.
Ken took the picture in with a terrible suspicion. They wouldn't. They couldn't. The irony would be tragic.
Starsky smiled and elbowed past him. "It's your lucky day, Choirboy... I happen t'be your new roomie..." Starsky announced. Wearing a white T-shirt blazoned with the academy seal and navy-blue sweats, he stood there, surprisingly blue eyes just beaming.
"No," Ken said, blankly. Then, with dawning disbelief, and half an octave lower, he repeated himself. "No.""
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
A Great Writer. But - Christian?

A Great Writer. But - Christian? is a 2008 Harry Potter essay by Fabio P. Barbieri. 
The author's summary: "An analysis of the religious and philosophical ideas that underlie JK Rowling's Harry Potter novels."
It was one of fifty essays posted to HPInkPot, a section of FictionAlley.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Christianity & Fandom
A Grief Well Ended

A Grief Well Ended is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Juanita Salicrup. 
 
 
It was published in Stardate: Unknown #3.
==The Crossroads Series==
At one point, a zine called "Crossroads" was to have been published that would have contained all of Juanita Salicrup's Spock/Christine stories. See: Stardate: Unknown #6.
The Series:
* Crossroads (in Stardate: Unknown #2, 1976)
* A Grief Well Ended (in Stardate: Unknown #3, 1977)
* A Bridge of Crystal and Light (in Stardate: Unknown #4, 1978)
* never printed, "Fire in the Mind" was to have been the fourth story in the series and was to have been in the zine The Farthest Star (1981) "Scheduled [to be in this zine] was the long awaited 'Fire in the Mind,' of Juanita Salicrup's Christine and Spock [fourth chapter in the Crossroads begun in Stardate: Unknown] series. Unfortunately, according to the editorial, it is not in this volume and may never see print due to Juanita’s other commitments." -- from a review of The Farthest Star in Datazine #16
* Gift of the Masters of Time (in Dagger of the Mind, 1980, ""Gift of the Masters of Time" is not a 'series' story per se. However, Juanita's Spock and Christine series, Crossroads, offers further insight into the Vulcan's character and interactions in a very real world." from Dagger of the Mind's back page, listing that zine's "universes")
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Spock/Chapel Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
A Guide's Guide

A Guide's Guide is a Jim/Blair story by Brook Henson.
It is online. At some point, it appears to have been planned as a print zine. From Henson's website: "NOTE: Some progress has been made on the A Guide’s Guide zine. Along with a publisher, I now have an artist, Lorraine Brevig (who, let me just say has amazing talent. She absolutely blows my socks off!)."
==Fan Comments==
===2010===
==References==
A Guide to Blake's 7

You may be looking for A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica or A Guide To Blake's Seven Genzines.
 
A Guide to Blake's 7 is a Blake's 7 zine, a show resource, by Mary A. Fall and Deborah M. Walsh.
They contain character descriptions, episode descriptions, fan art and more.
==Issue 1==
A Guide to Blake's 7 v.1 Series 1 was published in 1982.
Image:guidetoblakes1.jpg
==Issue 2==
 
A Guide to Blake's 7 v.2 Series 1 was published in 1982 or 1983.
Image:guidetoblakes2.jpg
==Issue 3==
A Guide to Blake's 7 v.3 Series 1 was published in 1983.
Image:guidetoblakes3.jpg
==Similar Projects==
* A Guide to Blake's 7, Mary A. Fall and Deb Walsh (1982, 1983)
* Blake's 7 A-Z: An Index to B7 Fiction, Emma Abraham (1984)
* Blakesindex, Bill Hupe (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica, Sarah Thompson (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines, Sarah Thompson (2003)
* , Judith Proctor (2003?)
 
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1983 Zines
A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica

A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica is a slash and adult het fan fiction resource. It lists available fanzines, contents of fanzines, poetry and art and organizes the information by zine and by author. It has two issues, and the second one is an updated text of the first.
The zine is online here.
==Similar Blake's 7 Projects==
* A Guide to Blake's 7, Mary A. Fall and Deb Walsh (1983)
* Blake's 7 A-Z: An Index to B7 Fiction, Emma Abraham (1984)
* Blakesindex, Bill Hupe (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica, Sarah Thompson (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines, Sarah Thompson (2003)
* , Judith Proctor (2003?)
==Relationship to Judith Proctor's Site==
The zine listings at Hermit.org are based on this zine. The zine's introduction is a fine explanation of how descriptive abbreviations are used at Judith Proctor's site.
==Its Beginnings==
From Thompson's comments in Rallying Call #19 (October 1996):
==From the Introduction==
==It Inspired a Fanwork==
The story, "Zipper" by Susan Cutter, in Southern Comfort #10.5 (1999) was inspired by this compilation. The author's note to that fic: "This story was inspired by a comment by Sarah Thompson, who has compiled a massive alphabetical listing of erotic Blake’s 7 stories. Once she pointed out that none of the titles began with the letter Z, well, we couldn’t let that continue...."
==Issue 1==
A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica 1 is 133 pages and was published in October 1996. It is a "first edition."
* Contents of all-B7 fiction zines: slash, adult, and mixed zines .... p. 3
* Contents of multimedia fiction zines with B7 material: slash, adult, and mixed zines p. 51
* Slash and adult stories, by author p. 63
* Gen stories in mixed zines, by author p. 106
* Poets p. 108
* Artists p. 112
Short lists of B7 zines (by title only, plus author for one-author zines)
* All-B7 gen fiction zines p. 117
* Multimedia gen fiction zines with B7 material p. 126
* Non-fiction, all-B7 zines (not counting apas) p. 129
* All-B7 slash, adult, and mixed fiction zines (= List 1) p. 130
* Multimedia slash, adult, and mixed fiction zines with B7 material (= List 2) p. 132
==Issue 2==
A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica 2 was published in December 1998 and contains 133 pages.
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1996 ZinesCategory:1998 Zines
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines

You may be looking for A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica or A Guide to Blake's 7.
 
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines is a Blake's 7 zine compiled by Sarah E. Thompson.
==Similar Projects==
* A Guide to Blake's 7, Mary A. Fall and Deb Walsh (1983)
* Blake's 7 A-Z: An Index to B7 Fiction, Emma Abraham (1984)
* Blakesindex, Bill Hupe (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica, Sarah Thompson (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines, Sarah Thompson (2003)
* , Judith Proctor (2003?)
==Issue 1==
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines 1 was published in 2003 and covers A-H.
File:blakesguide1.jpg|cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines 2 was published in 2003 and covers I-Z.
File:blakesguide2.jpg|cover of issue #2
==Issue 3==
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines 3 was published in 2003 and contains 191 pages. It is a "Multimedia Zine Contents: Index of Story Titles."
File:blakesguide3.jpg|cover of issue #3
==Issue 4==
A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines 4 was published in 2003 and is an index of Authors, Index of Artists, Index of Poets and Filkers, and a Zine Title List
File:blakesguide4.jpg|cover of issue #4
 
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:2003 Zines
A Guide to Understanding the Mytharc

A Guide to Understanding the Mytharc is a 2000 essay by Sister Aspen, "part-time Mytharc Rationalist."
It was published in the X-files newsletter, News for the OBSSEsed #32.
The essay is a humorous one, but is also a serious attempt to explain the mytharc.
 
==Sections==
* Part One: Why Explain the Mytharc, Anyway?
* Part Two: The Curse of Verse: A Mytharc Primer 
* Part Three: Summary Section: a.k.a. the Mytharc CliffsNotes
* Part Four: Questions and Answers 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A HandMaiden's Tale

A HandMaiden's Tale was a Highlander fansite site with fanfiction and links.
It was linked at Jaguarundi's Lair and was a member of the Methos Web Ring, PWFC Web Ring and another Peter Wingfield related webring. The site featured a Support Our Sentinel banner. Brynnydd's Highlander story page was a member of the Duncan Methos Slash Ring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.
From Mona's Fiction Page: 
==Legend==
==Links==
PWFC: Peter Wingfields Official Fan Club
PWAG: Peter Wingfield Appreciation Guild
Maygra's Musings: The Queen Of Slash! You are an inspiration.
Prana: The home of the Innocent Methosgrrl.
Monica's Glorybox: A inspiration. Her TDS stories brought me to tears.
Methos Boxer Brigade: Semper Ubi Sub Ubi.
Just A Guy: A 5,000 year old Mystery.
Kronos Kamp: True love comes in the form of a knife!
Caspians Tent: "What goes with rat? Red or white?"
BoyScout MacLeod: Do you know your motto?
Amanda & The Family: What more can be said, hide your jewels!
HLX: The Best Adult FanFiction site for Highlander on the net.
WhimGirls: Come to the Masters tent...
Highlander Quill Club: An endless site of some of the Best FanFic on the net.
The Duncan/Methos Archives: Looking for Stories about everyone ones favorite Rog and Scot? This is the place! Both Friendship and Slash.
Mona's Fiction Page: All I can say is Wow!
Methos' Sanctuary: The home of Methos' 5th Wife.
The Official Highlander Web Site: From the Mouths of P/D to you. Home of the online Highlander Catalog (which get me in trouble everytime...had to start hiding my Credit Cards *grin*).
==References==
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
A Handful of Dust

A Handful of Dust is a K/S story by Dovya Blacque .
It was published in the print zine Daring Attempt #3. 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1995===
===1999===
===2007===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
A Handful of Gold-Dust

A Handful of Gold-Dust is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by C.E. Hall.
It was published for Terracon in 1979.
Image:golddust-1.JPG|cover
Image:golddust-2.JPG|inside page: "the authoress will be pleased to autograph the above space upon request"
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1979 Zines
A Handful of Sand

A Handful of Sand is a very early Starsky/Hutch story by Alexis Rogers.
It is likely the second single-slash story printed in the fandom. It was also likely a pass-around, underground fic. 
This is missing scene from the episode "The Deadly Impostor."
==S/H Fanfiction History==
The novel, Forever Autumn, was the first S/H zine published. It was issued in the UK in March 1980. 
Next, a single slash story was published in February 1981 in the second issue of Ten-Thirteen. 
A single slash story, "A Handful of Sand," was printed in September 1981 in Daily Reports #2. 
It is commonly understood that the first two strictly S/H zines published in the U.S. were Code 7 in summer 1981, and Trace Elements in March 1982. Which one of these two zines was "first" includes a bit of semantics.
In December 1982, a fan wrote: 
These contradictions regarding which was the first zine "published" may be due to the fact that the editors of Code 7 issued an announcement that the Code 7 had been canceled in S and H #22 (June 1981) while secretly publishing the zine without identifying information and distributing it to a select group of people.
Because Code 7 #1 was an underground publication (see Code 7 vs. Trace Elements), some fans consider Trace Elements as the first "published" US S/H zine. 
A fan in early 1982 gives a wink to fellow fen regarding "Code 7": "I haven't seen that much S/H to date -- just one excellent zine (that doesn't exist, of course)." from Hanky Panky #1 (January or February 1982)
 
==Print Places ==
* Daily Reports #2 (1981)
* Hanky Panky #7 (1983)
* The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers (1996)
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
A Happy Assembly

The Meryton Assembly currently encompasses a forum, A Happy Assembly or AHA, where it hosts discussion and fanworks, a static archive, The Meryton Reading Rooms, where it hosts completed fanfiction by the A Happy Assembly authors, and a link page, The Pemberley Library (PL), where it hosts downloadable fanfiction PDFs.
A Happy Assembly is a closed forum, which requires registration to read and post, and allows users to post R or MA stories, with the exceptions of "Bestiality, Pedophilia, Incest, Group Sex/Multiples, Rape Romance, S&M, or other hardcore fetishes".
As of Jun 2012, the forum has 8,063 members, of which 223 are authors or intend to be (have filled out their Author Certification, a simple agreement of the rules required to post a story).As can be seen in at the bottom of the AHA forum, and in its Author Certification section.
As of April 2024, every page except for the TOS and privacy policy requires one to login. This may make suitability harder to gauge, since you can't read the frequently asked questions, for example.
== History ==
The site was founded as a "story page" by CaseyC in September 2006. For a while she retained full posting powers despite inviting several authors, and then changed it to a forum in January 2007 because of the increased demand.
Meryton Literary Society, Inc. was founded in 2008 to fund and administer the site that had grown around AHA.
== Fanworks ==
The site and the organisation were founded around Jane Austen fanfiction. This is generally Pride and Prejudice het fanfic with an Elizabeth Bennet/Fitzwilliam Darcy pairing.
Nonetheless, the site allows fiction from any of the Jane Austen novels, slash and femslash, Erotica on AHA FAQ post, accessed last 17 Jun 2012 original fiction,As shown by the existence of the Original Works posting section, which is also the place where you can post fanfiction of other canons. and fanfiction of other non-Jane Austen works, provided the canon's author tolerates the existence of fanfiction of their work, Posted in the Copyright/Crossover Guidelines, accessed last 17 Jun 2012 and fanart.
==Review==
== References ==
Category:Forums
Category:Jane Austen
Category:2000s Category:2010s
A Hard-Wired Seven?

A Hard-Wired Seven? is a 1997 Blake's 7 essay by Neil Faulkner.
It was originally printed in Altazine #4, archived online at Hermit.org, and is now on Archive of Our Own.
 
"Was B7 cyberpunk? As I'm sure you're all dying to know the answer to this tantalising question, I'll answer it straight away: No, it wasn't. But it might have been, even though it never could have been."
This essay is related to Destroy the Old Order.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what is cyberpunk, some history, the first cyberpunk roleplaying game
* the connections between Blake's 7 and punk culture 
==Excerpts ==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1997 Meta
A Hard Day's Night (Sentinel vid)

"A Hard Day's Night" is a The Sentinel vid by Ankaree. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Jim/Blair. It was created for
the 2006 Moonridge Auction. This auction is an annual event that supports The Moonridge Zoo, Big Bear, California. The organization rescues displaced wild animals and it is supported by Garett Maggart, the actor who played Blair Sandburg.
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Magician113 on Crack Van on August 29, 2008: "(Why this vid kicks ass:) Because after a miserably hot summer (or dreary cold winter for those south of the equator), this is a fun breath of fresh air.
Poor Jim, working so hard battling the scum of Cascade! But he knows who he’s coming home to, so it makes him “feel alright”. 
 
This was Ankaree’s 2006 Moonridge vid. Boy, do I love Moonridge! Not only does it raise money for an excellent cause, but it inspires writers and vidders to create great stuff. Ankaree is multi-talented. She writes stories, does vids, creates wallpaper and does photomanips. While you're at her site, you should check out her latest vid “Insatiable”. It's innovative (as well as hot) in that it intersperses romantic/erotic manips with traditional clips. I haven't seen any other vid that does this. It was a toss-up which one to recommend, but I just felt like I needed something breezy and amusing. If you're in the mood for steamy (or angsty, action-packed or fun), try "Insatiable" or one of her other vids."
==References==
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:Slash Vids
Category:2006 Vids
A Heart to Hold

A Heart to Hold is an explicit het 96-page Beauty and the Beast novel by J.A. Cliffe. 
Art by Inez Brown, Kriss Farver, Barbara Gipson, Mary Ellen Nicosia, Sally Perkins, Holly Riedel, Pam Tuck.
The editors were Patricia Kehoe, C. N. Clark, S. K. Dapoz, and J. A Cliffe.
==Cover and Title Page==
File:hearttoholdfrontis.jpg|cover by Inez Brown
File:hearttohold.jpg|title page
==Inside Sample Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
A Heaven in Hell's Despair

A Heaven in Hell's Despair is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan historical AU by MJ Lee. The story is chanslash.
Summary: Quintus Gaius has to deal with the consequences of his impulsive gesture and Benion learns of the joys and the perils of his new life. Sequel to The Pilgrim Soul.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
A Hero's Return

A Hero's Return is a Star Trek: TOS story by Joyce Tullock.
It was published in the print zine Galactic Discourse #3.
 
==Summary==
McCoy is returning to the Enterprise after helping to fight a plague. This story tells of the feelings of his friends, especially Jim Kirk, as they welcome him home.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
 Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
A Hero Lies In You

A Hero Lies In You is a Xena fan vid by Dan Ma. It was created on or before June 1999.
Vidder's notes:
==History of the Vid==
By 2000, the vid had won at least one award (see vidder's archived website): ""...5 chakrams is the highest rating, classified as a must for all Xena fans..."
In 2015, the vid was posted to YouTube by Lesbian Lips who wrote:
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Xena Vids
A Hero’s Day Off

A Hero’s Day Off - One Punch Man Fanbook is a zine featuring fanart of One Punch Man.
== About ==
==Creators==
=== Arti ===
Artist List
Artist List
*☆KOHI - kohichapeau
*aimee - aomaoe
*BEER - beerdrops
*Chris - momoppi
*Cpoints - cpointss
*Dissectr - dissectr
*eecks - eecks
*Fish - salmonella_fish@insta
*Kel - kelpls
*kiwi - 5494art
*Mel Tow - meltow
*meyoco - cousaten
*Nix - mtphmraga
*noni - kb26
*red - littlereddo
*six - numbersarepeopletoo
*smiliees - smiliees
*sush - cjoints
*Takkun - takeshl@DA
*Tryphena - tryphenas
==References==
Category:One Punch Man
Category:2016 Zines
A Historical Perspective on Mary Sue: Issues and Trends

A Historical Perspective on Mary Sue: Issues and Trends is an essay by Laura Hale.
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
NOTE: It was one of three essays by Laura Hale that were removed from the Fanfic Symposium site between July 2–23, 2008. The removal was most likely related to the controversy regarding Fan History Wiki, something that became very heated during the summer of 2008.
For other pages with this topic, see
* Mary Sue Litmus Tests
* The (Original) Mary Sue Litmus Test
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A History of Doctor Who

A History of Doctor Who is a Doctor Who tapezine on audio cassette. It is a two-volume set, 4-Track 1/4" Open Reel Tape, #1-2: C90.
For other similar zines, see: Doctor Who Tapezine.
==The Beginning==
==About Copyright and Permissions==
==Some Production Notes==
==About the Covers==
==Some More Production Notes==
==The Voices and Music==
==The Wrap Up==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Tapezines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:Audio
A History of Male Involvement in the Fan Fiction Community

A History of Male Involvement in the Fan Fiction Community is an essay by Laura Hale. It has the subtitle ("Or: Challenging Assumptions: Fandom isn’t a bastion of femaleness").
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
NOTE: It was one of three essays by Laura Hale that were removed from the Fanfic Symposium site between July 2–23, 2008. The removal was most likely related to the controversy regarding Fan History Wiki, something that became very heated during the summer of 2008.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
Comments are archived here. Archive.Today link Archive.Org link
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2006 Meta
A History of PotterWar, As Told by 17-Year-Old Heather

A History of PotterWar, As Told by 17-Year-Old Heather is a speech by then-17 year old Heather Lawver. The subject was her involvement in the PotterWar.
She posted it to the internet in 2014 and included this preface:
==Excerpts from the Speech==
 
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
A History of Roswell Fanfic

A History of Roswell Fanfic is a meta essay by Kath7 that focuses on the history of Roswell fanfiction, and which trends and pairings populated the fandom during its height (mostly focused on the Max/Liz side.
==Part 1==
==Part 2==
==Part 3==
==Gazer and Candy at Fanatics, AU, UC etc.==
==Crossover==
==NC-17 Fics==
==Katie/Jason and how it affected Fic==
==Further Reading==
* A History of Roswell Fanfiction posted at RoswellOracle began as a rebuttal to Kath's essay, and then became a commentary on the Evolution of Couples in Roswell fanfic. The author returned to the post multiple times with updates on the popularity of ships at different times in this fandom's history. 
Category:Roswell Category:2008 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites