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The Luke/Vader Writers

The Luke/Vader Writers, or simply Luke_Vader, was a mailing list for fanwriters who wrote about the gen relationship between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader. It had 650 members in 2006. 
==Authors Archived==
*Deja Vu
*Devi
*Empress Sarah
*Jedi Kestannadi
*Kellen
*Kenya Starflight
*Kitt
*Kristeh
*Mina
*MJ Mink
*Moyima
*Ryan
*Sandra
*SJ
*Treena
*Valerie Vancollie
==Artists Archived==
*Mireille
==Archive Affiliates==
*Blazing Suns
*The Legends of Star Wars
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Gen Mailing Lists
Category:Star Wars Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
The Lunar Chronicles

The Lunar Chronicles is a series of Young Adult Science Fiction novels, written by Marissa Meyer, that center around iconic fairy tales such as Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, and Show White re-imagined into a futuristic sci-fi setting.
The series has been noted by both fans and Word of God to draw influence from Sailor Moon, particularly the involvement of a lost princess of the moon and a society of people living there. 
==Overview==
There are four main books in the series - Cinder, Scarlet, Cress, and Winter. Each novel puts a spotlight on a different classic fairy tale protagonist in its setting, with Cinder's journey serving as the central thread that ties all of the books together. A prequel novella, Fairest, was released in 2015 prior to the publication of Winter that details the backstory of the series' main antagonist. A collection of short stories set before, during, and after the events of the main novels, titled Stars Above was released in 2016. In 2017 and 2018, 2-volume graphic novel series set after the ending of Winter called Wires and Nerve was released that explored the character and backstory of supporting character Iko, the series' equivalent of Cinderella's fairy godmother.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
=== Zines ===
* Unconditional, multimedia zine with other book fandoms
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers]
*DeviantArt (DA)
*Tumblr:
*Lunar Chronicles - Marissa Meyer works on AO3 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:The Lunar Chronicles
Category:Young Adult Literature
The Lung Fic

The Lung Fic is an infamous Peterick fanfic in the Fall Out Boy fandom. It gained notoriety in part after being brought up in a CrankThatFrank video. It has over 8,000 reads on Wattpad, 25,000 hits on AO3, and 800 notes on Tumblr.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2013 Fanfiction
The Lup Problem

The Lup Problem is a hashtag started to draw attention to and incite discussion on fanart portrayals of Lup and Taako from The Adventure Zone: Balance. The characters are twins; Taako is a gay man and Lup is a trans woman.
The hashtag was started in 2018 by Tumblr user plaidos, who has made many posts on the subject.
==Excerpts of "Lup Problem" discussion posts==
==Links==
*#the lup problem Tumblr tag
==References==
Category: The Adventure Zone
Category:Fandom Occurrences
The Lure of Magic

The Lure of Magic is an Arthurian Legend 115-page novel by Janet Ellicott. It is part of the series "The Future King."
Summary from a flyer: "Gerry had always been able to find things. He never knew what those things
were or what his foster father did with them but he found them all the same.
It gave him a respite from his miserable life. His strangest discovery
seemed to be the true circumstances of his birth, for Gerry had the old
blood of the Pendragons flowing through his veins, until he was captured by
a black magician who seemed intent on proving that another legend was no
legend at all, and freeing Merlin from his woody prison."
"The Future King" series is set in the late 20th and early 21st century, in a world very similar to our own, but where King Arthur and his knights have woken from their long sleep. The author notes that this series is largely gen with some very mild heterosexual scenes. However, since there is some homosexual non-consensual sex is some issues, she says the whole series is adult.
The Future King Series:
* Midwinter Spring
* That Summer
* Lyonesse
* The Lure of Magic
Category:Arthurian Legend
Category:1980s Zines
The Lurker's Den

You may be looking for The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5.
The Lurker's Den is a Babylon 5 "on-line 'webzine', from the gang at Sockii Press."
It was mainly a fiction site, and that fiction was edited. The site also included links, and comments.
It was first launched in on January 16, 1998, last updated: December 17, 1999.
==Descriptions==
===From the Zine: "Don't Blink"===
===From the Site Itself===
==Sections==
==References==
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
category:1998 Websites
Category:1999 Websites
Category:Tripod
The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5

You may be looking for The Lurker's Den, a Babylon 5 "online webzine." 
The Lurker's Guide to Babylon 5 is probably THE most legendary Babylon 5 website.
From the site's About section: 
Before the age of Wikipedia, the website was the most important source of information for B5 fans with its extensive episode guide that had not just episode summaries, but also an analysis section that collected information about the show's storyarc both from the episodes themselves and from JMS's comments on usenet.
==Fan Comments==
===1995===
== References ==
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Lurkers Support Me in Email

The Lurkers Support Me in Email is an argument sometimes made in online debates or flamewars, in which one person claims that lurkers in the community support his or her position and have expressed that support in private email. While the wording was different, this argument was also used by fans before computers and the internet to state that support had been offered to them through private letters and/or phone calls.
As it is socially unacceptable in most fan communities to repost private emails, print letters, or phone calls without permission, this claim is unverifiable, and therefore generally irrelevant, and liable to subject the one who advances it to ridicule.
Jo Walton immortalized this argument in a filksong, "The Lurkers Support Me in E-mail"., August 1999, accessed 17 October 2008. An identically titled filksong by an anonymous or unknown author was posted to alt.fan.pratchett and rec.music.filk.MegaMole (8 February 2002). "The Lurkers Support Me in E-mail" (archive link). The L-Space Web: Filks. Accessed 20 September 2018.
The statement/argument is not new to email, however; letters sent and received via the postal service were also quoted as proof of support, and it was just as unacceptable to re-send or quote them in "public" spaces as well. A fan in 1987 told others in a letterzine: "Oh, and by the way, thank you for writing to THE and saying that you agreed with what I said re: Felicity's comments. Lots of people wrote to me privately to tell me that, too, but nobody else saw fit to say it in public. It's appreciated, believe me!" from The Hatstand Express #15 
==Ah, Temptation==
Two fans in 1998 had this exchange: 
==Case Study: 1998==
In April 1998, twenty-two X-Files fans at alt.tv.x-files.creative discussed the online re-posting of private emails without permission at (some topics discussed were privacy, trust, supportive lurkers, the "Wild West" and anarchy of the internet, flames, and more), March 30, 1998.
==References==
Category:DiscussionCategory:Fandom Wars
The Lust Behind The Mask

The Lust Behind The Mask is a Japanese doujinshi style slash Star Wars: The Phantom Menace fanzine published by Fuumin in 2004.
Image:Fuumin thelustcover.jpg|cover by Fuumin
Image:Fuumin thelust-1.jpg|inside page
Image:Fuumin thelust-2.jpg|inside page
==From the Fanwork: Warnings==
==From the Fanwork: About the Story==
==Subject of a Parody==
The fanzine was the subject of a parody remix by Little Owl in 2005..
Image:Littleowl_lust_remix_pg1.jpg|page 1 of Little Owl's remix cartoon
Category:Star Wars TPM Doujinshi
Category:2004 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
The Lying Series

The Lying Series is a Mulder/Krycek series by Frankie. The Theban Band created a fanfic cover for the series.
==Series==
* Part 1 - Alex pays Fox a visit. Oh, the games people play.
* Part 2 Private Storm - Sequel to "Lying". Mulder does some thinking and comes to a decision.
* Part 3 The Door - It's New Year's Eve and Alex does some drinking and some thinking.
* Part 3 alternate Going Down - "WARNING WARNING WARNING!!! This is one of the three alternate plots that popped into my head while I was writing Lying III. It is completely different from the one I finally decided on, so if you don't want to read a darker Fox and Alex, don't read this. I showed it to Sue (thanks for the beta, babe!) and she thought I should post it. Here goes... "
* Part 3 alternate Cruel Inventions - When Alex goes back to Fox, things will never be the same.
* Part 3 alternate Cruel Inventions II - Krycek and Mulder have to deal with the consequences of their actions... or do they?
* Part 4 Raised on Promises - (February 1999) The unexpected manages to knock the boys off course.
* Part 5 Standing Still - (February 1999) Scully reflects on what happened.
* Part 6 The End - (February 1999) Where the boys are...
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The M&M Files

The M&M Files was a fansite dedicated to the Maria/Michael pairing of the Roswell fandom, it had various different multimedia for fans, including a gallery, fanfiction, wallpaper, and screencaps. It is named after the ships' characters initials.
==Content==
* Michael & Maria
* Actor Bios
* Picture Galleries
* Fan Fiction
* Seen & Heard
* Wallpapers
* Sound Bites
* Screen Captures
* Card Shop
* Links
* Support M&M
* Message Board
* Webrings
==Authors Archives==
* Alea
* Amber
* Andaluchia
* Annie
* bec
* Caitlin
* Calie
* Caroline
* Court
* Courtney
* Courtney Lynn
* Cynthia
* Darkchilde
* Debbie
* Gwinya
* Janelle
* Jen
* Jenna	
* Jordan
* Kathryn
* Kaleigh
* Kendra
* Krys
* Kylia
* Laura
* Lindsey
* Loki
* Lovely Poet
* Mala
* Mandi
* Mary
* Meghan
* Miri
* Mnenosyne
* Nancy
* Northlight	
* Octa and Jane
* Ossian
* Pilar
* Princess Elfie
* Rae
* Rania
* Ras
* Rashida
* Rebecca
* S Dom
* Sarah
* Sarah Read
* Savannah
* Sothys
* SPRITTLEX
* Stephanie
* Sunny
* Terry
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Category:Roswell Websites
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:Het Websites
Category:Het Archives
The M-Files

The M-Files was a fan site and fanfiction archive in Generation X fandom, dedicated to the character of Monet St. Croix, better known as M. It contained 30 stories by 20 contributing authors. The site was active during the early 2000s and goes defunct in late 2004.
thumb|left|upright=1.5|Screen capture of home page
It was a member of the One-Shot Webring.
Category:Gen Archives
Category:Generation X 
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:2000s
The M/K 'Fight Club' Tour Ring

The M/K 'Fight Club' Tour Ring is a webring for Mulder/Krycek slash sites. The ring home was probably The Cube, formerly known as M/K Fight Club.
The webring banner featured a Theban Band manip.
==Member Sites==
*Awena's Homepage - author page & zine recs (The X-Files, Star Wars, Star Trek: Voyager, The Sentinel, Dragon Ball Z)
*Carla Jane's crossover fan-fiction
*The Clinic - author page, author collective
*Den of Sin - author page, author collective
*Little Alex's Home Away From Home - author page (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, The X-Files, Queer As Folk (US), Cruel Intentions, Velvet Goldmine, RG Veda,Highlander, Vorkosigan, Titanic)
*Necessary Whispers - author page (The X-Files, TPM, Batman)
==References==
Category:Slash Webrings
Category:X-Files Webrings
The MacShannon Chronicles

The MacShannon Chronicles is a gen 214-page anthology, a series of stories written by Cathi Brown. The concluding section, “And Where Do We Go From Here?” mentions the sequence of stories that will follow these – one of these is Jedi Riddle: Tale 10 of the MacShannon Chronicles. Another related zine is What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found.
==About==
From a 1982 ad: 
==Technical Woes==
==Contents==
* A Word to the Wise, editorial (iii)
* Tale 1 - Never Time (1) (This was a single story in Maiden Voyages and then shortly after, as a novel called Never Time.)
* Tale 2 - Witch's Cauldron (31)
* Tale 3 - Dilemma (93)
* Tale 4 - A Future from the Past (149)
* Tale 5 - Snow Job (203)
* Tale 6 - And Where Do We Go From Here? (210)
* art by Barbara Gordon, Cathi Brown, Bonnie Reitz, Gennie Summers, Frances Mao, Teri Thorowgood, Ann Crouch, Kathy Carlson, Vel Jaeger, Melody Rondeau
==Interior Sample==
Image:macshanart1.jpg|inside art, Frances Mao
Image:macshanart2.jpg|inside art
Image:macshanart3.jpg|inside art
 Image:nevertime.jpg| cover of another edition?
Image:mcshannonchronicles1990s.jpg|cover of what appears to be a reprint from the 1990s
==Related Zines==
"The MacShannon Chronicles" has two sister zines: What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found and Jedi Riddle: Tale 10 of the MacShannon Chronicles. 
Another proposed zine in this universe was advertised in Universal Translator #16. It was a combination of two stories: "The Returning" and "Alone in the Dark."
From a 1982 description by the author: 
This zine was not published, at least not in this form.
 
In 1984, another proposed zine was in Universal Translator #22 and called "'A Hawk in Passing' -- "There's trouble on the home front, and McCoy becomes the target of wanton advances. From there, the plot thickens."
From For Your Information #9 (1991): 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Machiavelli Factor

The Machiavelli Factor is a gen Blake's 7 170-page novel written by Lillian Shepherd. It was originally published by Shepherd's own press, Green Dragon Press in 1982, and then re-published and edited by Judith Proctor in 1996.
There was an unauthorized U.S. reprint in the early 1990s.
In 1998 Proctor wrote that "The Machiavelli Factor is one of the most popular zines that I've ever published. That's a real tribute to both Lillian's writing and to Jean's beautiful cover art." Footnote to the Editorial in the 1996/98 edition. The editorial itself was written in 1996, with this footnote being added in 1998 "as I produce a new set of masters for yet another print run..." etc
The listing on Proctor's site claims:
==Summary==
==Excerpts==
* The first two chapters are here.
* The entire fic is available on Hermit.org here
==Editions==
The Machiavelli Factor was originally written and published in 1982. The author commented:
The zine was xeroxed and re-distributed "in the US" at some point between 1982 and 1996 without the author's permission.
In 1996 Judith Proctor published a new edition with Shepherd's permission and revisions by the author and publisher. This edition was re-printed at least once more in 1998.Footnote to the Editorial in the 1996/98 edition
Shepherd's author's note to the second edition discusses the revision process:
The editor's note by Proctor highlights some of the challenges in re-printing a zine from the early 1980s in the 1990s:
==Covers==
The cover of the 1996 re-print was not created for the zine. It was originally called 'Lightbringer'. Proctor seems to have been given blanket permission by the artist to use it for any zine, before deciding on this one, saying "I don't think it could have been more appropriate to any zine than to this one."Editorial in the 1996/98 edition
One reviewer writes: "When I first laid eyes on the 1996 edition of the classic Blake's 7 story The Machiavelli Factor, I said 'Wow. Oh, wow. The cover. Wow.'.. The original looks to have been done in watercolour and pastel, and is just stunning.." Katspace. WebCite
In 1998 Proctor commented: "I've seen zines sell at conventions soley on the strength of the cover, but I've also had people coming back and buying copies for their friends because they enjoyed the story so much." Footnote to the editorial in the 1996/98
File:mach.jpg|Xeroxed copy of the cover to the 1982 edition. Presumably this is the cover of the 'illegal' re-print referred to by Proctor. Artist unknown.
File:Machi1.jpg|Cover to the 1996 edition. Artwork by Jean Kluge.
==Sample Interior Gallery: 1996 Edition==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1990===
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===2008===
===2014===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1996 Zines
The Machiavellian Principle

The Machiavellian Principle is a 1982 Star Trek: TOS play by Walter Koenig.
The script was was written to be performed (and sold) in June 19-20, 1982 at Ultimate Fantasy a disastrous convention which took place in the months following the second Star Trek movie. 
The actors DeForest Kelly, James Doohan, Nichelle Nichols, George Takei, Walter Koenig, Kirstie Alley, Merritt Butrick and (from TOS and ST: TMP), Mark Lenard, attended this convention.
From an eBay seller in 2019: 
In 1987, Creation Conventions included Koenig's play in a booklet about the actor entitled Through the Looking Glass. In this version of the script, the name Saavik is misspelled "Savik". 
==Sample Pages==
 
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==Later Renditions==
===November 1982: Bucks Community College===
In early November 1982, this play was also performed on stage at Bucks Community College in Newton, Pennsylvania, with college students fulfilling the roles.
From a fan report: 
===July 1983: Fantasy Film Expo‎===
This play was performed in July 1983 at Fantasy Film Expo‎.
Comments from someone in the play: 
Comments by fans watching the play: 
==Similar Creations==
Fans were very interested in Star Trek's stars, and this interest generated a lot of "side projects."
Shatner and Nimoy, of course, had the for-profit option of big-name publishers, hence the large selection of offerings such as I Am Not Spock, Nimoy's poetry paperbooks, Shatner and Nimoy's spoken and singing LP albums and much more. 
 
The actors with less attention, and therefore less money-making ability, were more available to fans and their fanworks. Nichols, Koenig, and Kelley were much more willing to write poetry and introductions to zines, as well as creating small zines of their own.
Some other examples:
* It Ain't the Lollipop! (Walter Koenig)
* The Big Bird's Dream (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On (DeForest Kelley)
* The Dream Goes On and on... and on... (DeForest Kelley)
* The Lady's Alone Again Tonight by Nichelle Nichols, printed in Furaha #3
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Category:Plays & Skits
Category:1982 Plays & Skits
The Machinations of Xena: Warrior Princess Fan Fiction

The Machinations of Xena: Warrior Princess Fan Fiction is an essay by Carolyn McBride.
 
It was posted to Whoosh! #46 in 2000.
 
==Topics==
* Oh Why, Oh Why, Do We Write? 
*Inspiration Is A Many Splendored Thing 
*The Settings The Thing 
*Field Studies And Research (Bat Morda Has Known Great Sex) 
*Beta Me Like You Mean It 
*Will Write For Feedback
*Wrestling With Prose 
*A Bard's Bard 
*Conclusion 
*Biography 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Mad Scientist Strikes

"The Mad Scientist Strikes" is a Professionals story written by Anne Higgins. 
It is a slash story with the pairing of Bodie/Doyle, and was originally published in Variations on the Theme of B and D by Keynote Press in 1997. It was posted to The Circuit Archive on December 31, 2003. 
==Reviews and Reactions==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Madness Underneath

The Madness Underneath is a popular Klaus/Caroline All Human AU The Vampire Diaries (TV) fic by Hybridlovelies based heavily on Sherlock Holmes characters and cases. It could be considered a fusion with Elementary as it primarily follows the plot of that series.
It was serialised over the course of a year and a half, from March 2013 to September 2014, on Fanfiction.net. As of August 2019 it has 2,082 reviews and 1,416 favourites.Snapshot saved on August 26, 2019. Two chapters of a sequel were later posted in 2015 and 2016.
==Summary==
==Reviews and Comments==
The fic has been widely acclaimed by fans for its writing, particularly its dialogue and characterisation; the emotions it evokes; and the romance between the two leads.
Some fans, however, have criticised the dynamic between Klaus and Caroline, and in particular the fic's conclusion.
==Awards==
The fic won Best Crime/Mystery/Thriller Fiction in 2013 and Best Action/Adventure Fiction in 2014 at the Klaroline Awards.
==Posters and Fanart==
On 13 Jul 2013 a fanfic trailer was released on YouTube by AngeloftheNight30. It can be accessed here. An ebook has been created by a fan of the story here.
The fic has been tranlated into Chinese.
File:The Madness Underneath poster.gif|fic cover, by swinty81
File:Madness underneath.jpg|poster by jomosgobblegobbles
File:The madness underneath.png|poster by Niglia
File:TMU reviews.jpg|poster by a-little-blonde-distraction
File:Madness underneath cover.png|poster by wlfgngbgdnw
==Sequel==
Sometime in 2015,Though exact chapter dates aren't shown on Fanfiction.net, this snapshot of the fic with the first chapter of the sequel was saved on December 28, 2015. Hybridlovelies references the fire happening "back in December", which could be December 2014. Hybridlovelies posted the first chaper of a sequel to The Madness Underneath, 'The Shadow Within'. It was published as a thank you to fans who had raised money to help get her back on her feet after losing most of her possessions to a fire.From the author's note: I wrote this as a "prize" for the Klaroline fandom for helping me out recently. For those of you who don't know, I experienced a house fire at my apartment back in December and basically lost everything I own. Some awesome Klaroliners on tumblr banded together to start a CrowdRise campaign to collect donations and give me some help. I wanted to contribute to the "prizes" these gals were offering, so I said that one of my prizes could be a new chapter of TMU if we reached a certain mark. And we reached it! Again, I can't thank everyone enough for helping me out and giving me a leg up during a difficult time :)
The author's note for Chapter 1 of the sequel addresses fans' dissatisfaction with the ending of The Madness Underneath, saying,
Though Hybridlovelies originally stated she had no intention of continuing the sequel, a "bonus" second chapter was posted on April 22, 2016. Hybridlovelies cautioned that the characters might be OOC, stating that,
==References==
Category:2019 Featured Articles
Category:Elementary
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
The Maenads

The Maenads is a poem, the single fanwork in a small zine. It is by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
The 1978 printing contains 5 pages, is 22 cm" tall, and has a gray cover. There were 25 copies.
The 1979 printing contains 6 pages, is 19" cm tall, has a green cover. There were 75 copies. 
There is a third printing, date and pagination unknown. It has a yellow cover. It is unknown how many were printed.
"The poem is of primary interest for the readers of Bradley's historical fantasies - The Mists of Avalon (1983) which is her seminal Arthurian narrative, and The Firebrand (1987), which covers similar themes of religious transition during the period of the Trojan War. The poem makes use of much of the Goddess worship language present in both novels' texts. Prefacing the poem is a paragraph length explanation of the Maenads in Greek mythology, how they worshipped Dionysus and killed Orpheus." by Catherine Coker, 2008 
==References==
Category: Mists of Avalon
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1979 Zines