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The Best of LilyK

The Best of LilyK is a 300-page slash Sentinel anthology with fiction by LilyK. Color cover by The Cat's Meow Creative Arts. B/W interiors by The Cat's Meow and Shar.
It was a 2003 Huggy Award nominee for Best Zine Novel, and a 2003 Huggy nominee for Best Zine Story: Broken Bonds.
==Contents== 
* A Trip Through the Sandburg Zone ("Blair sees Jim in a new light.") (from Bedroom Eyes, Secret Pleasures Press)
* Sense of Justice ("Jim and Blair help another sentinel whose guide is missing and in danger") (from It's Raining Men 
* Something Happened On the Way To Heaven ("Blair comes home soaking wet and chilled to the bone. Jim has an epiphany about why he cares so much.")
* Shelter From The Storm (companion to "Something Happened on the Way to Heaven," sequel to "Higher")
* Broken Bonds ("A traumatic incident leaves Blair fighting for his life and Jim committed to Conover Mental Hospital. Can Blair find a way to rebuild the bond between Sentinel and Guide and bring Jim back from the darkness?") (previously published as a novella from AngelWings Press).
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Best of Me

The Best of Me is a Kirk/Spock story by Jennifer Cobbing. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #28.
==Summary==
"After the Klingon Peace Conference,Kirk thinks back to when he first met David and when he and Spock first came together."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Best of Merlin/Arthur

The Best of Merlin/Arthur is a Merlin/Arthur recommendation list by eosrose. It is a compilation of her personal recs from team_destiny and additional recommendations that have not been added to that community. 
A "must read" is indicated by a star next to the title. A rec consists of basic story information (title, author, rating, length), links to additional fanworks (fic trailer, podfic, fanart), the summary, personal comments and the main trope(s) of the story.
The recs are sorted by:
* Camelot Era - Uther's Reign
* Camelot Era - Arthur's Reign
* Historical Eras
* Modern Era (no magic)
* Modern Era (with magic)
* Art/Graphics
* Vids
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Merlin
Category:2011
The Best of Take One

The Best of Take One and Best of Take Two are gen Blake's 7 anthologies with the winners of a writing competition. All competition entries had the same opening and closing paragraphs.
==Issue 1==
The Best of Take One was published early 1992 and contains 38 pages. 
* Judith Seaman, "Not with a Whimper"
* Jackie Willmott, untitled
* Sue d'Nim, "You Win You Lose"
* Caroline Robertson, "Paradise Planet"
* E.N. Igma, "A Satchell Production"
* Carole Howell, "The Sage of Avon Bloodaxe, or, A Norse, a Norse, My Kingdom for a Norse"
* Libby Rator, "Untitled"
* Barbara Teichert, "Visions of 1993"
* Denise Baker, "The Short Version of the End"
* Judith M. Rolls, "In the Shadow of the World Tree" (winner), also in Avon Newsletter #46
* P.O. Duel, "A Farce in a Spacesuit" (winner), also in Avon Newsletter #46
==Issue 2==
The Best of Take Two was published in late 1992 and contains 24 pages. The front cover is by Ann Brown.
Carrie Hewlett, "Vengeance" (winner; real world; not a B7 story), also in Avon Newsletter #50
* Caroline Robertson, "You Must Remember This" (runner up)
* Cynthia Merrick, "Murder on a Rainy Afternoon"
* Nina Lynch, "Perfect Timing" 
* Libby Rator, "The Show Must Go On" 
* Denise Baker, "Deja Vu" (not a B7 story?)
* Carole Howell, "Wild Justice" 
* Ben Mott, "Take Two Competition" 
* Ginevra Syn, "Grim Foreshadowing" 
The sister zines are:
* Re-Take, also known as "Sue Chadwick's Re-Take"
*The Final Take
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Best of Times (Star Trek: TOS newsletter)

The Best of Times is a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter edited by Jane Singer & Sandy Morruzzi for the fan club Shatner & Friends, International.
This zine was preceded by The William Shatner Connection.
==Issue 1==
The Best of Times 1 was published in December 2001.
==Issue 9==
The Best of Times 9 was printed in spring 2007 and contains 10 pages. 
Image:bestoftimes9.jpg|cover of issue #9
==Issue 10==
The Best of Times 10 was printed in winter 2007/2008 and contains 10 pages. 
Image:bestoftimes10.jpg|cover of issue #10
==Issue 11==
The Best of Times 11 was printed in winter 2008/2009 and contains 14 pages. 
Image:bestoftimes11.jpg|cover of issue #11
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:2000s Zines
The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Judith aka OdoGoddess

The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Judith aka OdoGoddess was conducted in 2000.
It is part of a series of nineteen interviews, see The Best of Trek Fanfic.
== Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Una McCormack

The Best of Trek Fanfic Interview with Una McCormack was conducted in 2000.
It is part of a series of nineteen interviews, see The Best of Trek Fanfic.
Also see Interview with Una McCormack, an interview with a Blake's 7 focus.
== Excerpts==
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
The Best of Unsolicited Testimony

The Best of Unsolicited Testimony is a anthology of meta essays on fandom reprinted from the First Light newsletter, which had a regular section titled Unsolicited Testimony.
==Issue 1==
The Best of Unsolicited Testimony 1 was published in 1994 (?)
"Collected humorous and serious essays on the ups and downs of Trek fandom." Fanzines 
==Issue 2==
The Best of Unsolicited Testimony 2 was published in 1995. 
The focus: science fiction conventions.
==References==
 
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1995 Meta
The Bet (Star Trek: TOS story by Drea Leigh)

You may be looking for Office Betting Pool, a trope.
The Bet is a K/S story by Drea Leigh.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #11.
==Summary==
"The old Queen of Thieves saw no reason to help the Starfleet officers in their goal to regain possession of a much needed drug... until she thought of the bargain, the bargain that would lead Kirk to agree to the terms of the strangest bet of his life."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Bet (Star Trek: TOS story by Karla Kelly)

The Bet is a K/S story by Karla Kelly.
It was published in the print zine First Time #36.
==Summary==
"Exasperated with his science officerʼs lack of empathy for his aroused state, Kirk bets Spock that the Vulcan cannot go the whole day with a hard-on."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1993===
===2003===
==References==
 
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Beta Reader/Writer Relationship: A Process of Negotiation and Etiquette

The Beta Reader/Writer Relationship: A Process of Negotiation and Etiquette is an essay by Dasha K.
It was linked at the X-Files website Working Stiffs where it was given the title: "How can I be a good beta reader? How can I be good to my beta reader?"
It was posted around the same time as Beta Readers: Finding One is Worse Than Blind Dating.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* beta readers 
* The X-Files
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Betazed Effect

You may be looking for the Star Trek: TNG letterzine The Betazed Gazette.
The Betazed Effect is a 55-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Lindsey J. Shelton. It was originally published in England.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "Authorized British reprint... When an alien entity mind melds with Riker, he is left trapped inside a world of insanity. Only Deanna, with a little help from her mother, can bring him back again." 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
The Betrayal Arc

The Betrayal Arc was a popular X-Men fanfiction series, consisting of three stories: Betrayal, Paradox Law, and The Game of Empires (as of yet incomplete). The central focus of the narrative is the character of Gambit and the story re-tells the (convoluted) canon concept of "The Witness" and Bishop's voyage from the future to warn the X-Men of a traitor in their midst. 
==Summary==
===Betrayal===
When the mutant named Bishop first arrived at the Xavier School For Gifted Youngsters, he warned the X-Men that they would one day be betrayed and murdered by one of their own. He was right, but that is only the beginning of the story.
===Paradox Law===
Sequel to Betrayal. The Witness's actions to protect the X Men from their betrayer have unexpected consequences for four young X Men.
===The Game of Empires===
Sequel to Paradox Law. Nightingale finds herself in the service of a dark power, while the X Men must come to terms with the various betrayals of their mentor, Charles Xavier. This story diverges from continuity just after UXM 350
==Author's Note==
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
* 1998, Best Serious
* 1998 Fanfic Hall of Fame
X-Day
* 1999 Best Fanfiction (tied)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Homecoming: The Return of an Heir by Morgan Lewis, set just after the events of Betrayal
*Father's Day by Carol Galonis, a piece of recursive fanfiction based between Betrayal and Paradox Law
* Something Sinister by Carol Galonis, story takes place between Betrayal and Paradox Law
== References ==
Category:1995 Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
The Beverly Hills Spy Affair/The Sting Affair

The Beverly Hills Spy Affair/The Sting Affair is a Man from UNCLE 97-page zine containing two gen novels by Anonymous.
==Contents==
* The Beverly Hills Spy Affair (44 pages)
* The Sting Affair (51 pages)
==Publisher's Summary==
"The Beverly Hills Spy Affair: The heat is on in this fast paced aventure with Illya Kuryakin, a street smart international espionage enforcement agent for the U.N.C.L.E. based in New York, tracking down an old friend's killer in Beverly Hills, California. Kuryakin, a master of disguise, quickly learns that his rogue style doesn't fit in with the Beverly Hills Police Department, which assigns two officers to make sure things don't get out of hand. 
Dragging the stuffy, ill-prepared detectives along for the ride, Kuryakin smashes through a huge culture clash in his high-speed pursuit of justice.
The Sting Affair: Set in the early 6o's, this story is about a pair of U.N.C.L.E. agents, Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin, who find themselves in a high-stakes game against the master of all cheaters, Thrush, when they set out to avenge the murder of a mutual agent and friend 
Using a bogus bookie joint as a front for their con of all cons, the two feel the heat from Thrush on one side and an encroaching corrupt Soviet agent on the other. But in a plot that contains more twists than a treacherous mountain road, the ultimate scam is pulled off with consummate style and panache. 
One of the most entertaining movies of the early 1970's, THE STING is a welcome throwback to Hollywood's golden age of the era that hasn't lost any of its popular charm. 
This point in time takes place in the early days of U.N.C.L.E. Illya Kuryakin was very young and newly recruited to U.N.C.L.E. Although already expertly trained in the skills needed in the world of a spy, as part of his indroctrination, Mr. Waverly had sent him to t he Chicago office. The Section One leader wished to rein in the young man's independent streak and receive some valuable lessons in becoming a part of the U.N.C.L.E team. One such trainer was Luther coleman. His special talent was the Art of the Con. Young recruits were often sent to this older agent for instruction....."
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2007 Zines
The Big Apricot

The Big Apricot was a fanfiction archive for Superman Movieverse fanfiction, named for the nickname given to Metropolis in the Superman films. The site also hosted a bulletin board and various resources related to the films such as links to scripts, discussion of Metropolis, etc.. As of 6th March 2017, the site held 218 stories.The Big Apricot Archive by Story Title
==Posting Rules==
Fiction is generally posted to the bulletin board for criticism etc. before being posted to the archive. The archive uses an automated submission form but stories are added manually by the site administrators, and can be downloaded as HTML, ePub, etc. once on line.
Fiction must be related to the Superman movieverse and related media (such as the film Supergirl). Crossovers are allowed. Stories must include a disclaimer and spoiler warnings if needed. Actor Fiction is prohibited.
==Ratings==
Stories must be rated on the following scale:
*Fiction Rated: KIntended for general audience 5 years and older. Content should be free of any coarse language, violence, and adult themes.
*Fiction Rated: K+Suitable for more mature children, 9 years and older, with minor action violence without serious injury. May contain mild coarse language. Should not contain any adult themes.
*Fiction Rated: TSuitable for teens, 13 years and older, with some violence, minor coarse language, and minor suggestive adult themes.
*Fiction Rated: S(Slash) Suitable for older teens, contains non-explicit homosexual themes
*Fiction Rated: MNot suitable for children or teens below the age of 16 with possible strong but non-explicit adult themes, references to violence, and strong coarse language.
*Fiction Rated: MAContent is only suitable for mature adults. May contain explicit language and adult themes.
==References==
Category:Superman
Category:Crossover Archives
Category:2000s ArchivesCategory:2010s Archives
The Big Bang Theory

The Big Bang Theory is an American sitcom with a small but active fanbase. 
==Canon==
Leonard Hofstadter and Sheldon Cooper are two nerdy CalTech physicists who live across the hall from aspiring actress and current waitress Penny. Their only friends are equally nerdy physicist Raj Koothrapalli and Howard Wolowitz.
Supporting characters include Leslie Winkle, Sheldon's physics nemesis and Leonard's "friend with benefits". Leslie was actually a main character on the show for about half a season, but disappeared because the writers couldn't really think of anything to do with her besides hooking her up with various members of the cast. However, with the later addition of Bernadette Rostenkowski and Amy Farrah Fowler (in seasons three and four) the gender split of the cast has become more balanced (and femslash has actually become a possibility.)
Although the show ships Penny/Leonard, Penny/Sheldon is the most popular pairing among fans. Minor pairings include Sheldon/Leonard and Rajesh/Howard. Amy/Penny is also a minor pairing, but is the most frequent femslash pairing.
Sheldon is often cited as an example of a character who is asexual in canon. At one point Penny asks Leonard "What is Sheldon's deal?" and clarifies that she means his sexuality; Leonard replies that as far as any of Sheldon's friends know, "he has no deal." A later episode has Sheldon declaring that he is "quite aware of the way humans usually reproduce" but if he and his friend Amy were ever to have children, it would happen "in a lab with petri dishes."
Wil Wheaton has made several guest appearances in episodes, playing an evil, jerky version of himself. He is one of Sheldon's arch-enemies.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Cheap Trick Acceleration by Liviapenn. A Sheldon & Penny friendship story with time travel written for Yuletide.
* The Wolowitz-Koothrappali Consummation by Victoria P. A Raj/Howard slash story.
* The Paladin Protocol by SpaceAnJL. Sheldon & Penny love story.
* Parameters of Extra-Terran Intersecting Attributes by Teri Sarick (BBT/Star Trek TOS crossover, published in Enterprise Forever!)
==Archives and Links==
*Big Bang Theory fanfiction at Archive of Our Own.
*Big Bang Theory at Fanfiction.net.
===Communities===
* Thebbtheory Livejournal community
* Paradox, a Sheldon/Penny shipping community
* Howard_Raj, a Howard/Raj shipping community
* Sheldon Cooper Quotes, a Sheldon Cooper community
==Art==
File:Warofthewords-11.jpg|by Leah Rosenthal, from War of the Words (2011)
==References==
Category:The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bird's Dream

The Big Bird's Dream is a 12-page digest-sized zine with a single 41-stanza poem by DeForest Kelley. 
The poem's topic was Gene Roddenberry's creation of Star Trek. It, ironically, begins with a line from Star Wars.
For the complete text of the poem and a photo of DeForest Kelley reading his poem, see .
==Kelley's Mentions of This Poem==
==Some Excerpts==
==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 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
* The Machiavellian Principle is a 1982 Star Trek: TOS play by Walter Koenig. It was written to be sold at Ultimate Fantasy a disastrous convention which took place in the months following the second Star Trek movie.
==About==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Big Boy's Book of 1001 Things to Do in Zero Gravity with a Federation Hand Blaster

The Big Boy's Book of 1001 Things to Do in Zero Gravity with a Federation Hand Blaster is a slash Blake's 7 22-page anthology. The art is by Jean Sheward. Includes limericks, and the Servalan filk "Mistress of the Universe," which was recorded by Linda Short on one of her filk tapes.
All of the material was by Oriole Alma Throckmorton.
==A Major First==
It contains the first Blake's 7 slash story published. From the author: 
==Contents==
* Neither Love Nor Money (A/Anna Grant) (1)
* Mistress of the Universe (10)
* Limericks by Anon (11)
* Licence (Jarvik/Tarrant) (12)
* Envoi (19)
* Food for Thought (20)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Big Boy's Guide to Venous Occlusion

The Big Boy's Guide to Venous Occlusion is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Troi story by Lori.
Some of them were nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. This story is part of the Captain and Counselor series. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Big Comfy Couch

The Big Comfy Couch is a Canadian children's television series about a clown named Loonette and her doll Molly who solve everyday problems on their eponymous couch.
==Fanworks==
===Artcraft===
* remember them? 🎉 (enamel pin) by _sugarbones (April 26, 2021)
* 90s Big Comfy Couch Pillows🌈 by nostalgicfun (Nov 17, 2021)
* The Big Comfy couch used to be one of my favourite shows growing up. So excited to finally get my Loonette and Molly pin 🥹🥹 (enamel pin) tweet by iamnabeela, pin by birduyen13 (Nov 1, 2022)
===Cosplay===
* Loonette cosplay by lasagrada444 (Out 30, 2021)
===Fanfic===
* Big Comfy Couch, gone wrong by Disturbed Insomniac, I'm basically making fun of The Big Comfy Couch. Not apropriate for young readers. R&R PLZ! (Oct 26, 2006)
* Miley and the Big Comfy Couch by HannahMontanaLikesPBSKids, Miley has a playdate with Loonette the Clown. (May 10, 2023)
* The Little Comfy Couch by emotionalghostsIcallfear (DauntlessShadowIce) for CommanderBayban, Before the big comfy couch, they had something much smaller.Or: how Loonette and Molly found their big comfy couch. (Mar 28, 2024)
===Fanart===
* by wotsukai, published (Aug 17, 2020)
* Thinking about... Them by wheezy-beezy(Nov 30, 2020)
*suddenly, i couldnt fall asleep till i drew loonette and molly. my original clown queen~ by chungledownbimm (May 8, 2021)
* By popular request: big comfy couch art (tweet) and (tumblr post) by woolblossom (Sep 07, 2021)
* Loonette and Molly from The Big Comfy Couch. I loved this show when I was little, she’s definitely the reason why I love clowns! by ssewerrattt (Sep 29, 2021)
* Loonette and Molly 🌟 (tweet) and (tumblr post) by ChristinaDrag0n (March 16, 2023)
* La Sleepy y su muñeca Molly 🎈 by orzoesque (Mat 18, 2023)
*oonette, the enthusiastic (but messy) host of the old daytime children's program, "The Big Comfy Couch!" by TheInkyWay (Nov 8, 2023)
* Dressed as Loonette, but someone is missing…… 🤔 by RiverCartoons (May 14, 2024)
* Loonette and Molly 🛋 by artsometimes (Jun 8, 2024)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Big E

The Big E is an older Star Trek term. It refers to the starship Enterprise.
thumb|left|art for the title page of The Star Trek Concordance (1973), artist is Greg Bear, the illo is titled "Building the Big E in space."
The term is used by fans when talking about Star Trek. It is not a term the characters themselves use in fanfiction. 
It dates back at least to 1971, when artist/author Karen Flanery used it several times in commentaries and letters published in Tricorder Readings.
==Examples of Use==
===1970===
From the editorial of Spockanalia #5: "Remember when Kirk talked about the successful Apollo flights in 'Return to Tomorrow." Once again, the Big E. scores a first in celebrating the arrival of men on the moon. Congratulations to the astronauts also from SPOCKANALIA for not only doing their our thing, but doing it on time, no less!"
===1976===
From a fan's comment about the story, "For Sale, Must Sacrifice" in the zine Warped Space: "It's a very believable get-Spock in which the Merry Men of the Big E once again run afoul of the Prime Directive."
===1981===
From a description of Tales of Feldman: "It's also quite funny, and was quite well received, despite the fact that little of the action happens on the big E."
===Unknown Date===
From an issue of The Halkan Council: "Why isn't' there a chaplain aboard the Enterprise? Thought the Big E must be efficiently run, surely they can allow for religious observance and spiritual counseling?"
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
The Big E Meets the Big O, or, The Ultimate Trek Tail

The Big E Meets the Big O, or, The Ultimate Trek Tail is a Kirk/Spock (and everyone else!) story by Lora Rene. 
It was published in the print zine Obsc'zine #2.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
 Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction‎
The Big Gay Bradley/Colin Rec List

The Big Gay Bradley/Colin Rec List is a tumblr rec post by legendarydamager. The recs are mostly quotes from the listed stories, sometimes with a short comment added after the title.
At the top of the post is a GIF of Bradley hugging Colin and the tumblr layout has a GIF of Merlin and Arthur from season 3 under the "It's Idiomatic" heading. All that M/A smiling and B/C hugging can be quite hypnotizing!
Stories mentioned in this Bradley/Colin rec list include Cutting Room, RPS DOESN'T GET TO HAVE A TITLE, The Colour of Cartoon Sunshine and Teaching The Indie Kids To Joust Again.
 
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Merlin RPF
Category:2010
The Big Gay Episode

The Big Gay Episode is a Horrible Histories fic by Mithrigil that was posted as part of Yuletide 2011. The fic plays out in the style of a typical episode, the theme being that of queer folk throughout history.
Historical figures featured in the fic include William Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde and the 'Ladies of Langollen'.
The fic originally featured three audio tracks, however only remaining available are two songs, reminiscent of those found in the show.
Category:Horrible Histories
Category:2011 Fanfiction