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Home by Now/No Matter What

Home By Now/No Matter What is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Bistokidsfan. It was created for the 2008 Love of Me & Thee Secret Santa. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Amberle Chan on Crack Van on July 31, 2009: "I’m a very biased about this vid: It was my present for the 2008 Secret Santa on Love of Me and Thee Yahoo Group. 
I have to admit that I really did not think that it would be possible for the vid to be done, but I asked anyway because I love this song. When I made the request, I was told that it was highly unlikely that the vid could be done.
Why?
Home by Now/No Matter What by Meatloaf is an epic song, clocking in at more than six minutes. Given the length of the song and the technical expertise and the time needed to produce a vid, such a task would be daunting, if not impossible.
I then requested a story or a piece of art.
Imagine my delighted surprise when I opened my Secret Santa gift and found my vid. It was the best present I received for Christmas 2008.
And it’s perfect. Annette nailed this song splendidly, blending and matching scenes from Starsky & Hutch perfectly to the song lyrics. The story it tells is totally theirs: A love that can’t be destroyed no matter what the universe throws at them, be it forced heroin addiction, poisoning, bullets, or death. It is better than I could ever imagine.
Thank you very much, Annette!" 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2008 Vids
Home by the Sea (Star Trek: TOS story by Natasha Solten)

Home by the Sea is a K/S story by Natasha Solten.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #31.
==Summary==
"A/U: After the 5 year mission, Kirk has problems adjusting to the loss of his ship and only when Spock threatens to leave him does he start fighting for his life back."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Home by the Sea (Star Trek: TOS story by Zoey Brook)

Home by the Sea is a Kirk/Spock story by Zoey Brook. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #19.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock take shoreleave at a house left to Spock by an old friend but the hostility of the populace and the possibility that Spockʼs friend was murdered are just two of the mysteries that come up during their week there."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1991===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Home for the Holidays

Home for the Holidays is a gen Starsky and Hutch 139-page novel by Emmie Busch. 
"This story is intended to take place during the third season, immediately fPlowing the aired episode "The Plague"."
It includes some Jim Croce lyrics, as well as an original song: "The Light of Shooting Stars", Lyrics by Emmie Busch and Scott Cirksena, 1995."
==Summary==
The author's description: 
Image:homefor.jpg|one cover
Image:SH_HomeForHolidays.jpg|another cover
Image:homefortheholidaystext.jpg|sample text
==A Proposed Zine with the Same Title==
A zine with the same title was proposed in 1993. It was to be a one-shot, holiday-themed Starsky & Hutch anthology published by Londa Pfeffer. 
From a flyer: "This is not just a Christmas zine, any Holiday will do. How about Arbor Day (involving the tree Hutch gave Starsky?) The Fourth of July (memories of childhood, for example?), Halloween (scary stories, or humorous?) And, UK and overseas fen ---- It's not just US holidays wither. So, put on some thinking caps. Poems, vignettes, short stories, S&H as kids, episode fill-ins. Now, don't tell me you don't have any ideas. No graphic sex please.... To be published in conjunction with FRIENZ."
This zine was not published.
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Home is Where the Heart Is (Hercules: The Legendary Journey story)

Home is Where the Heart Is is a gen Hercules: The Legendary Journeys story by Kimberley Rector and Martha Wilson. The story is canon-divergent and takes place after Iolaus' canonical death at the beginning of season five. 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* Whose Death is it Anyway? fic by fyre, a prequel story
==References==
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction
Home is Where the Heart Is (Simon and Simon zine)

Home is Where the Heart Is is a 146-page AU slash Simon & Simon novel by Jeanne Marie. The art is by Cyn.
It is a sequel to The Pirate & the Gentleman. There was a proposed sequel called "The Season of Revenge" that was never published. 
==Descriptions==
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: 
From the editorial: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Home of Summer Rain

Home of Summer Rain was a website with mostly Sentinel slash fanfiction by Summer Rain. The site was hosted by GeoCities and it was listed in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 29 September 2013) 
The site was a member of the Sentinel Slash Webring.
From the intro page:
In 1999, there was a note on the main page that "Brimstone is in serious danger of being cancelled by FOX", asking visitors of the page to "Please help save the show! There is a petition underway and info on where you can write, at nexus dragon's site." 
There was also an announcement by Summer Rain about having set up a Hercules adult mailing list (discussion and fic), linking to a Hercfic FAQ to find out more about the list and how to subscribe. In addition to that, there was a note about a Brimstone adult fiction and discussion list called the Stonefic list. To help visitors find out more about it, the page linked to a Stonefic information page.
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Brimstone Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Home of the Knight

This information is largely copied from the "Home of the Knight" article in the Forever Knight Wiki.Home of the Knight is a Forever Knight fansite created by Azaeel. The text is in German, though some of the titles are in English.
==Site Contents==
* Was ist Forever Knight bzw. Nick Knight!   introduction to the show
* FK Episodenliste—episode list
* Chronology of the Knight—dates and flashback summaries
* FK Pics—a screen capture archive
* Forever Knight Stories—a collection of FK fan fiction by Azaeel. (NOTE: The titles are in English, but the stories themselves are in German.)
** "Away" ( a song challenge)
** "Lost Knight"
** "True Son of Belial"
** "Nicholas' Lamento" (poem, in English)
==Site History==
Home of the Knight was originally located at http://www.fangirl666.de/knightpage.htm, and was part of the Trinity Goth's Dark World website. The same material was later moved to its present location within the Children of Darkness website, an on-line non-profit magazine created by "a free Goth Girl who likes to tell the world how she see's things".
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:German-Language Websites
Home to Roost (Garrison's Gorillas zine)

Home to Roost is a slash 112-page Garrison's Gorillas novel written by EPS. The cover is by C.R. Casey, and interior art is by Jean Sheward.
==Author's Summary==
"The mission in Switzerland to retrieve the industrial diamonds ( Episode:The War Diamonds) has left Garrison seriously injured and the Gorillas stood down, though that does not guarantee their safety.
Meanwhile, Germany's top spy-catcher has obtained a lead on the team that has pulled off the series of astonishing intelligence coups across Europe over the last two years.
But the demands of friendship and family are about to catch up with both Garrison and Actor, in the midst of the most exacting mission of their lives."
==Author's Notes==
"First published as a stand-alone [[fanzine in 1999.
My thanks to Pamela Dale, whose idea for Garrison's background I quite shamelessly stole, but who hasn't complained;
Thanks to C.J. Ueberall, for translating idiomatic English into German at incredible speed. Any mistakes – and I know of one or two where I should have checked with her and didn't – are entirely from my pen!
Pamela (again) and (mainly) Inamac for proof-reading and the latter for saving me from at least horrendous error ("Isn't he dead?")"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Home to Roost (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Home to Roost is a gen Star Trek: TOS fanzine published in Scotland. 
It is a reprint zine, publishing stories by Sheila Clark and Valerie Piacentini that had been first published in non-ScoTpress zines.
The first issue of this zine series was the first zine published by IDIC.
==Why IDIC and Not ScoTpress?==
From the second zine's editorial: 
==Issue 1==
Home to Roost 1 was published in March 1989 and is 99 pages long.
From a 1989 ad: 
From the zine's editorial: 
*The Nebulous Crab, by Sheila Clark, first published 1976 in Alnitah #3 (1) 
*Crossroads, by Valerie Piacentini, first published in Captain's Log #4 (20) 
*The Waters Of The Dead World, by Sheila Clark, first published by Beyond Antares in Telemetry #76 (26) 
*To Fear No Evil, by Sheila Clark, first published 1979 in Nexus #4 (33) 
*The Sadists, by Sheila Clark, first published 1977 in Contact #4 (61) 
*Always Tomorrow, by Valerie Piacentini, with a little input from Sheila Clark, first printed 1978 in Nexus #2 (63)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Home to Roost 2 was published in April 1989 and is 98 pages long
From a 1989 ad: 
From the zine's editorial: 
* Headaches Are Imaginary by Sheila Clark, first published in Zap! #2 (3)
* Highly Unethical by Valerie Piacentini, first published in Captain's Log #11 (16)
* Totally Illogical by Sheila Clark, first published in Alnitah #6 (1977) (26)
* Blind Alley by Sheila Clark, first published in Zap! #4 (30)
* Reverie by Valerie Piacentini, first published in Captain's Log #1 (1977) (43)
* Symbiosis by Sheila Clark, first published in Captain's Log #6 (48)
* Jungle Trek by Sheila Clark, first published in Nexus #3 1979 (59)
* The Korvan Incident by Sheila Clark, first published in Nexus #2 June 1978 (83)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Home to Roost 3 was published in July 1989 and is 74 pages long. 
From the zine's editorial: 
*Exposure, by Sheila Clark, first published in Mahko Root #2, also in Computer Playback #4 (Spock goes missing overnight on a planet of eternal winter.) (3)
*Cure, by Sheila Clark, first published in Fizzbin #5 (12) 
*What Would You Have Done, by Valerie Piacentini, first printed 1978 in Emanon #5 (Spock is ill. Could it be pon farr?) (19) 
*The Missing Colony by Sheila Clark, first published in Emanon #4 (23) 
*There’s Always Something You Can Trade, by Sheila Clark, first published 1977 in Serendipity (31) 
*Venita’s Story, by Sheila Clark, first published in Emanon #1. (43) 
*The Teeth Of The Lynx, by Sheila Clark, first published 1976 in Alnitah #4 (Spock blames himself for Kirk's death and leaves Starfleet.) (46) 
*The Test, by Sheila Clark, first printed in Contact #3 March 1977 (Kirk and Spock must take a planet's "test of manhood.") (67)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Homecoming

* The Homecoming, a Battlestar Galactica 1978 zine
* The Homecoming, a Star Wars story
* Homecoming, a Lancer con
* Homecoming, a Lancer con zine
* Homecoming, a The Last of the Wine story by shon_rowgan
* Vermont Avenue, Homecoming, a Starsky and Hutch zine pass-around zine, often referred to as either "Homecoming" or "Vermont Avenue"
* Homecoming, a Star Trek: TOS story by Merle Decker
* Homecoming, a Star Trek: TOS story by Jungle Kitty
* Homecoming, a Starman zine
* "Homecoming," a Pros story by Sebastian in the trilogy The Adagio Series
*Homecoming, a Buffyverse convention
See also: Coming Home (disambiguation)
Homecoming (Star Trek: TOS story by Jungle Kitty)

Homecoming is an Kirk/Brandt story by Jungle Kitty.
==Author's Notes==
"The Enterprise returns to Earth at the end of the five-year-mission, with Kirk and Brandt both uncertain about the future. I've tried to recap the relevant events from The Uneasy Dancers, but I think you'll get more out of this if you know the details of what preceded it. It probably helps if you've also read Just Friends, the first Kirk/Brandt story. At this point, these stories are more like chapters in a book than separate stories. Your continued patronage is appreciated."
"Thanks to Wildcat for beta-reading and allowing Milele, an original character of hers, to appear in this story. The occasional intersection of my Kirk/Brandt and Wildcat's Spock/Uhura universes should not be construed to mean that everything that happened in one also happened in the other. Specifically, Spock of Wildcat's S/U stories didn't experience the events of my story, "The Uneasy Dancers," despite Milele's appearance in this story or Brandt's appearance in Wildcat's "A Woman's Touch.""
 
==Awards==
* 2000 Golden Orgasm--Best Kirk/female Story
*2000 Golden Orgasm--Third Place, TOS Het
 
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Homecoming (The Last of the Wine story)

Homecoming "Homecoming" by shon_rowgan, posted to maryrenaultfics on 8th August 2004. Accessed 10 January 2013. The story begins with Alexias returning from battle. He is given Lysis’ ring and immediately goes to inform Lysis' sister and wife of his friend’s death. He resolves to marry Thalia. When he doubts if Lysis would agree he is given a sign (in the form of a butterfly) that his friend is at peace. The story is told of Alexias and Thalia’s courtship and wedding day. A coda informs the marriage was happy.
Comments by readers include:
* The vivid recollection of the time is incredible, you really know the world you are talking about...—florachan
* Very sweet resolution of the way in which Alexsis might have "taken care of the child" for Lysis. His guilt for living and fear about being able to love are great points.—lorie945
== References ==
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Homefront

Homefront is a Steve/Tony story by sam_storyteller.
Summary: Steve Rogers is a capable leader, a kind and cheerful man, a good friend, a strong role model, and a loyal soldier. He's also teetering on the edge of suicide. (Warnings: Extensive discussion of grief, PTSD, some talk of suicidal impulses. Unwise drinking practices and some mention of alcoholism.)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Homeland

Homeland is an American political thriller television series based on Prisoners of War by Gideon Raff and stars Claire Danes as Carrie Mathison and Damian Lewis as Nicholas Brody.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanwork==
===Fics===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
==Meta==
* by Abigail Nussbaum (December 2012)
==Archives and Communities==
*Homeland works at AO3
*Homeland fics at FFN
==Resources==
* Homeland @ Wikipedia
==References==
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Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Homeless Hearts

Homeless Hearts is a Kirk/Spock story by Michele Arvizu. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #18.
 
==Summary==
"After a monthʼs absence, Kirk returns to Spock who he had left for a woman."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
 
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Homeless Peter Parker

Homeless Peter Parker is a trope in Marvel/MCU fandom where usually Peter Parker experiences homelessness as a teenager. The circumstances of how this situation occurs varies based on fan creator. Some common scenarios are: Uncle Ben dies and Peter does not end up living with Aunt May for various reasons; Aunt May dies; Peter is the age of majority (usually 18), but can't afford a place to live; among others. The trope often goes hand and hand with Peter meeting the Avengers, most commonly with Tony Stark, but also other members of the Avengers, who usually help him in some fashion. Peter also encountering characters from other universes, for example members of the Batfamily, are also common with this trope. 
== Example Fanworks ==
* The Third Option by Uncertainty_Principle
* Dark Matter by mysterycyclone
== Resources ==
* Homeless Peter Parker tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Marvel Tropes & Genres
Category:Spider-Man
Homer

The two most famous works of Homer are The Iliad and The Odyssey. Respectively, they tell the story of one part of the Trojan War, and the ten years it took one man to get back home after the war. A common pairing, in modern times, from The Iliad and The Odyssey is Achilles/Patroclus.
Homer's works are a rarelit fandom; the books often work alongside, in addition to, or as source texts for the more general Greek Mythology fandom.
==Derivative Works==
Some derivative works that have developed fannish followings of their own include:
*Troy
*The Song of Achilles
*EPIC: The Musical
==Fannish Resources==
*The Iliad at AO3 & The Iliad at FanFiction.net
*The Odyssey at AO3 & The Odyssey at FanFiction.net
*the iliad Tumblr tag
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Greek Mythology
Homer's Revenge: Epic Poetry Is Back. It's Viral. And It's Worth Billions

Homer's Revenge: Epic Poetry Is Back. It's Viral. And It's Worth Billions is an almost philosophical article about the impact of fanfiction on the mainstream. The article is inspired by the success of Fifty Shades of Grey.
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media 
Category:2012 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Homer Simpson

Homer is a main character in the animated TV series The Simpsons and its related media. His catchphrase is 'Do'h!'.See: Wikipedia:D'oh!
==Canon==
===Homer's Many Jobs===
Although Homer is introduced as and also usually works as a nuclear safety technician, a job he his spectacularly unfit and unqualified for, he held several other remarkable jobs in his checkered career:
* For a while, Homer enjoyed considerable stardom with his band The Be SharpsSee: Wikipedia:Homer's Barbershop Quartet
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Homer is often shipped with his canon wife, Marge. It is probably the most popular het pairing in the fandom while Ned Flanders/ Homer is a popular slash pairing. The "Stupid Sexy Flanders" meme from season 11See: Wikipedia:Little Big Mom (episode) probably added fuel to the fire.
====Pairings====
*Homer/Marge
*Homer Simpson/Ned Flanders
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Homer simpson and donut.jpg|Homer Simpson and Donut by cmara (2017)
===Fanfiction===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Homer Simpson tag at Archive of Our Own
* Homer S. filter at FanFiction.Net
==Resources==
*Wikipedia:Homer Simpson
==References==
Category:The Simpsons Characters
Homestuck^2: Beyond Canon

==Synopsis==
===Characters===
==Fandom==
===References to Fanworks===
Homestuck^2 makes a few references to fanworks in the Homestuck fandom.
* Detective Pony by sonnetstuck: Terezi references the Longcat RantL1B3R4T3 L4LOND14N L1BR4RY, which is exclusive to the fanfiction and not present in the canonical parts of Detective Pony
* Bro Strider body pillow by sgtspank: A body pillow of Bro Strider (which was available as Homestuck merch on For Fans by Fans after winning a Fan Forge contestHomestuck Fan Forge Body Pillow Challenge) can be seen in Ultimate Dirk's private studyDirk: Examine room.
===Controversy===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
===Meta===
==Links & Resources==
==References==
Category:Homestuck
Homestuck Cosplay (booru)

Homestuck Cosplay is a NSFW booru which archives photos of Homestuck cosplay. It was most active from 2012 to 2013, and it hosts over 11,500 photos. The cosplayers themselves are not credited, nor are any direct links provided to the original posts.
As an anti-spam measure, the ability to upload new photos to the booru was disabled during 2013.
Category:2012 Archives
Category:2013 Archives
Category:Boorus
Category:Homestuck
Category:Cosplay
Category:2012 Websites
Category:2013 Websites
Homestuck Day

Homestuck Day or also widely known as 4/13 happens on April 13 of any given year, and is the day that the webcomic Homestuck was first published, and is also, in canon, the birthday of two of the main characters John Egbert and Jane Crocker. That day is generally used as an excuse for celebration, much like a holiday, in the Homestuck fandom. Posting fanworks, especially fanart is very common. Some groups also do special reading or streaming events. For fanworks and fanart, some of them may be themed around John Egbert or Jane Crocker's birthday, or may be more general in theme. 
Category:Homestuck Fandom Glossary
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Homestuck Made This World

Homestuck Made This World is a podcast from the network Ranged Touch, hosted by Michael Lutz and Cameron Kunzelman. The hosts analyze and contextualize the webcomic Homestuck. The podcast has an academic bent, as the hosts were current and former academics, and often references academic texts. In each episode, the hosts read an assigned chunk of the webcomic, referencing the pages on the Unofficial Homestuck Collection., Unofficial Homestuck Collection Kunzelman comes to the comic fresh, without much knowledge at all of the series or its fandom. Lutz not only was an active fan during its publication, but had already written an article about Homestuck in 2019., How Homestuck Defined What It Means to Be a Fan Online While Kunzelman enters each episode just having read the assigned pages, Lutz also reads the author commentaries from the Viz published graphic novels, Homestuck Graphic Novel, Hussie's forumspring, and the Homestuck thread on the forum Something Awful. Lutz could not access the MSPaintAdventure forums nor Hussie's contemporaneous Tweets.
According to the show, Ranged Touch's Discord was having active discussions about the show that sometimes informed the hosts commentary. Lutz also ran a Tumblr to post the images, mostly the fanworks, referenced in the show. Homestuck Made This Fanart
==References==
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:Homestuck
Homeward Bound (Sentinel story)

Homeward Bound is a Sentinel/Magnum P.I. story by Alyjude.
It was published in Best of Alyjude #1 and is online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2000===
===2003===
===2005===
===2010===
===2012===
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:Magnum, P.I.Category:Slash FanfictionCategory:Crossover Fanfiction
category:2000s
Homeward Bound (Star Trek: TOS story)

Homeward Bound is a Kirk/Spock story by Seven of Six. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #23.
 
==Summary==
"The Mirage Planet is a deadly trap - and the being there is determined to learn Vulcan secrets. After the ordeal is over, Spock determines to repress what he learned there." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Homeward Q

Homeward Q is a gen Quantum Leap/Star Trek: VOY story written by Mercutio.
It was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in 1995.
==Summary==
"Sam leaps in Q's body, as Q (an omnipotent entity) is about to harass the crew of Voyager (Star Trek). Al must convince Q to work with Sam in order for Sam to be able to access the powers of the Q, which he needs in order to send Voyager home." 
==Author's Notes==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Quantum Leap Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek VOY Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction
Homeworld Security Daycare

Homeworld Security Daycare is a gen Stargate Little Daniel zine series by LRH Balzer
==Issue 1==
Homeworld Security Daycare 1 was published in September 2008 and contains 175 pages.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "When Daniel Jackson is suddenly and mysteriously transformed into an infant for a month, Jack returns and decides to take the precocious child with him back to Washington, DC -- and the Department of Homeworld Security. But is the Pentagon ready for Danny?"
==Issue 2==
Homeworld Security Daycare 2 is subtitled: "Homeworld Daycare Blues." It was published in 2012 and contains 200 pages. It is a Stargate SG-1 crossover with Stargate Atlantis.
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Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2008 Zines
Category:2012 Zines