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Hiding Among Us

Hiding Among Us is a gen anthology of fiction by Janet Ellicott. This content is also in Hiding Among Us: The Collected Volumes.
This is a sister zine to Sleeping Among Us.
==Contents==
* Questions (Richie meets an older Immortal who seems interested in him. When he tells Duncan, MacLeod begins to wonder why Methos is interested in his protegé. )
* Family Secrets (After a family dinner, Lynn Horton is fatally shot. And Joe Dawson discovers that his family problems can get worse. )
* Hopeless Quest (A prequel to "The Methuselah Stone")
* With Other Eyes (A strange Immortal arrives in Joe's, looking for Duncan. Joseph is one of the Immortals the Watchers have lost track of, and he has come to tell Duncan that Adam Pierson has disappeared. On the way to Rome, Duncan tells Joe of a promise he made to Methos, and then he realises that he has got it all wrong. Methos has only vanished: he has probably not lost his head. Yet. )
* The Once and Future King (Marcus Constantine finds a sleeping Immortal on Exmoor and frees him from his prison. The Immortal claims to be King Arthur but Methos knows better. )
 
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Hiding in Plain Sight (Star Trek: TOS story)

Hiding in Plain Sight is a Kirk/Spock story by Kay Wells. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #6.
==Summary==
"M/U: Kirk learns to trust Spock over the time they serve together on the Enterprise."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2011===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Hiding in Plain Sight (Stargate Atlantis/NCIS story)

Hiding in Plain Sight is a 260-page slash novel by Xanthe. 
The pairings are Sheppard/McKay and Gibbs/DiNozzo. 
It is part of her Coming Home BDSM universe, and is a sequel to The First Collar. 
The cover is by Bluespirit.
==Summaries==
Author's summary: "When a serial killer murders three marines on Atlantis, NCIS are called in to investigate. However, their arrival brings complications for everyone – revealing a lie, a prophecy, a secret and a nemesis."
The zine distributor, Agent With Style, added: "An unexpected turn of events means that Special Agent Jethro Gibbs, Major John Sheppard and Special Agent Ziva David must each fight a battle with their own personal demons for the sake of the people they love." 
==Goodreads Reviews==
:For the fannish reaction to reviews about fanfic at Goodreads see Some Topics Regarding Reviews of Fanfiction Posted at Goodreads
==References==
 
Category:Stargate Atlantis Zines
Category:NCIS Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2008 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Hierarchy of Needs

Hierarchy of Needs is a slash 106-page (56,000 word) Josh Lyman/Matt Santos West Wing novel by Fiona Pickles.
It posits an alternate reading of events in the West Wing timeline between the episode 'Disaster Relief' (ep 5:6) and the final episode, 'Tomorrow' (ep 7:22), and makes some attempt to account for the notorious West Wing 'missing year' which is here taken to have been between 'Abu El Banat' (ep 5:9) and 'The Stormy Present' (ep 5:10).
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: 
Category:West Wing Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Category:West Wing Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Zines
Hifumi Yamada

Hifumi Yamada is a student from Dangan Ronpa. He is one of the least liked and least talked about characters. Yamada debuted in the first game of the series, Dangan Ronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, though did not survive the killing game.
Despite his unpopularity, he has many fans who believe he is a misunderstood character. Redesigns of him are common. It's likely that his main "gag" is funnier to Japanese audiences and falls flat to western audiences.
==Canon Overview==
TBA
Yamada's birthday is December 31st. On Twitter and Pixiv, art tagged with #山田一二三生誕祭[year value] are commonly released on his birthday. More birthday tag listings can be found on Dangan Ronpa Birthday and Anniversary Tag List.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
===Fanfic Creator or Dōjin Author?===
When Trigger Happy Havoc was localized in 2014, Yamada's talent proved problematic. Very few in the west knew about Doujinshi and the culture surrounding them. While many Japanese fans understood that a particularly skilled Doujinka could feasibly sell over ten-thousand copies of their works at school festivals and conventions, localizers knew western fans would not, generally speaking. The talent was localized as Fanfic Creator, though perhaps Zine Author would be the closer western-equivalent. However, the idea that fanfics could be sold in that high of quantity, even in zine form, is unheard of and infeasible, and the labeling confused many regarding the already unpopular character.
In fanworks which focus on Yamada, western fans may say he's a Dōjin Author. Before Trigger Happy Havoc's official localization, he was known as a Dōjin Author in western Dangan Ronpa fan-circles due to orenronen's Let's Play.
==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list, as Yamada is shipped with much of Dangan Ronpa's cast. Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
The order seen should be what's most popular unless marked with "possibly." ENG portmanteaus are also subject to change. Relationships listed fall into GL, NL, BL, Poly, Combi or Cargo.
With... 	Full Label 	Type	Portmanteau / Phrase	Kanji or Katakana	Information
Celestia Ludenberg	Celestia Ludenberg/Hifumi Yamada	NL 	Yamaceles 	山セレ (Yamasere) 	(Seen on its page.)
Makoto Naegi 	Makoto Naegi/Hifumi Yamada 	BL 	n/a 	山苗 (Yamanae) 	(Seen on its page.)
Chihiro Fujisaki 	Chihiro Fujisaki/Hifumi Yamada 	BL 	Chifumi 	n/a 	Both are well-versed in computers.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
[fanworks of all kinds, ask blogs, online communities, archives]
TBA
==References/Further Reading==
* on Danganronpa Wiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
Category:Dangan Ronpa Characters
Higashikata Josuke

Josuke Higashikata is the protagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable. He is a delinquent and part of the Japanese Yankii subculture. His hair, styled as a pompadour, is very important to him and he is shown to lose his temper whenever someone insults it.
==Canon==
===Powers and Abilities===
His Stand, Crazy Diamond, is based on the Pink Floyd song Shine on You Crazy Diamond. In order to avoid copyright issues, the English versions of the JoJo anime and video games changed its name to Shining Diamond.
Crazy Diamond has the ability to fix objects, reverting them to a recent previous state. This has massive versatility, and Josuke uses it in many different ways, usually to heal people who have been injured. However, he cannot target himself. The only limits are that it cannot fix things that have been broken for too long, or that are no longer part of the overall object - for example, a button that came off a jacket can no longer be fixed back onto it - and he cannot bring people back from the dead.
===Name Etymology===
仗 (jo) means a cane or stick, and 助 (suke) means help or aid. This plays into Josuke's role in the series as someone who can be relied upon, or lent upon, to help those in need. The suke can also be read as jo depending on the context, leading to some bullies nicknaming him 'JoJo'.
==Fandom==
As a child, Josuke is saved by a mysterious young man. Josuke decides to model his hair after the young man's, seeing him as an idol. It is a common rumor among fans that the mysterious young man was originally created with the intent of a time travel plot, in which Josuke goes back and saves himself. However, Araki confirmed very soon after writing this chapter that it was never intended to be a time travel plotline. In reality, fans most likely assumed it would be as this is how many time travel stories foreshadow the plot, having the character see a future version of themselves.
In online spaces like Twitter, the diamond emoji (💎) is often used by fans to represent Josuke.
===Fanon and Tropes===
Because Josuke is never seen after part 4, fans like to speculate about his life after the events of Diamond is Unbreakable. Some of the most common headcanons for his future profession include Josuke becoming a cop or a doctor.
===Shipping===
On Archive of Our Own, his top 3 ships are
*Higashikata Josuke/Kishibe Rohan
*Higashikata Josuke/Nijimura Okuyasu
*Higashikata Josuke/Kujo Jotaro
==Resources==
* 
* Josuke Higashikata tag on Pixiv
* Josuke Higashikata tag on Tumblr
* Higashikata Josuke tag on AO3
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Characters
Higashiyama Kobeni

Kobeni Higashiyama is a major character in Chainsaw Man. She is introduced as a rookie Devil Hunter but part way through the manga she resigns.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Kobeni's cowardice and misfortune lead to her being seen as somewhat of a woobie by much of the fandom, although the tone of fandom discussion is almost as often delighting in her suffering as much as comforting or sympathizing with her. A particularly notable example of that is how Kobeni's car outranked her in the first popularity poll.
===Kobeni's Car===
A popular Tumblr post about Kobeni's car that is illustrative of (English language) fandom's views on her:. Posted 28 November 2021. Accessed 7 August 2022. If you are logged into Tumblr, try this link to the same thread to see the comments.
Followup comments explained how fans responded to the popularity poll and felt about the character more generally:
A different tumblr post:. Posted 28 November 2021. Accessed 15 February 2023.
===Shipping===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* by calanimator, 2021
* by buddygrouse, 2021 -- Kobeni at the DDR arcade
* -- collection of works by kanpaithighs, hhn_965, himmychrist and Gurumo (2023)
===Other===
* by Benedique -- fangame of Kobeni playing DDR
* by @brunoboobzarati -- cosplay of Kobeni, cosplayer is doing a DDR dance from the manga.
==Resources==
* Kobeni Higashiyama at the Chainsaw Man Wiki
* Higashiyama Kobeni works on AO3
==References==
Category:Chainsaw Man
High Flight

High Flight is a gen 76-page anthology and is a memorial zine and charity zine. 
The art is by Hindman. According to the publisher, "All offerings in this zine are focused on the Columbia Shuttle’s tragic end, or space flight. A donation from each zine goes to the education fund for the Columbia astronauts’ children." 
The art is by Joyce H. Hindman, Kat Ross, and June Lynn Roe.
Art has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Editor's Notes by BethB (3)
* From Here To Eternity by Audrey Brackett (Emergency) (9)
* A Generous Mind by Elaine M. Batterby (Pretender) (15)
* Leaving The Cradle by Sheila Paulson (The Real Ghostbusters) (19)
* Falling by Amethyst (The Sentinel) (25)
* In the Name of Peace by Chrys (Smallville) (29)
* And Peace Will Reign by Chrys (Smallville) (32)
* Carrying More Than Beauty by Chrys (Star Trek: Original Series) (37)
* Hail, Columbia By L. A. Carr (Star Trek: VOY) (39)
* Guilty Habits by L. A. Carr (Stargate SG-1) (45)
* Sam, The Gypsy and The Stars by Sheila Paulson (Stargate SG-1) (48)
* Those Who Venture Into Space by Suisan "Sue" R (Stargate SG-1) (52)
* Almost Home by Barbara Mater (original fiction) (61)
* Columbia by Alecia Pacheco (original fiction) (62)
* Columbia by Anne Batterby (original fiction) (63)
* Columbia by Bill (original fiction) (64)
* Lady In Waiting by Lady Shelley (original fiction) (65)
* Seven New Stars by Gamin Davis (original fiction) (67)
* Seven by Tammy L. Croft (original fiction) (68)
* Starbound Woman by S. J. Alvarado (original fiction) (69)
* STS-107 by Elaine M. Batterby (original fiction) (70)
* The Brightness of Falling Stars by Anne Trembley (original fiction) (71)
* The Valley of the Dead by Jennie Harris (original fiction) (72)
* The Vision by Joyce H. Hindman (original fiction) (73)
* The Star Road Is Paved.... by Mary Winholtz (original fiction) (75)
 
==Interior Art Samples==
 
Image:highflight-1.jpg|Emergency!
Image:highflight-2.jpg|The Real Ghostbusters
Image:highflight-3.jpg|The Sentinel
Image:highflight-4.jpg|Stargate: SG-1
 
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:2003 Zines
High Geologist

The High Geologist refers to a centaur version of Shaggy Rogers from the Scooby Doo universe. This Centaur!Shaggy arose on a popular Tumblr post. He's a stoner and asexual.
==Origin==
On 20th September 2020, dankmemeuniversity posted the following meme:
Two key reblogs followed, one pointing out another user's tag that read:
The second read:
==Resources & External Links==
*You dare challenge The High Geologist himself? - KnowYourMeme
Category:Fanon Characters
Category:Scooby-Doo
High Heels and Tight Pants

High Heels and Tight Pants is a slash Wild Wild West anthology fanzine. 
From a 1997 ad: "A zine packed with the adventures, romantic and exciting, of Secret Service Agents James West and Artemus Gordon. Those Victorians! Age statement required."
==Issue 1==
High Heels and Tight Pants 1 was published in 1996 and has 120 pages. 
From Media Monitor: "What really happened after Artie pulled down the shade? Why was Artie so depressed after the events in "The Night of the Death Masks." And where did all these memos come from?"
* Earth Mother (4 pages)
* The Night of Menage a Trois (12 pages)
* Master (2 pages)
* The Night of the Nightmare (15 pages)
* The Night of Love and Promises (7 pages)
* Family Secrets (44 pages)
* Bear (3 pages)
* Final Night of Love (20 pages)
* A Gay Insensibility (2 pages) 
==Issue 2==
High Heels and Tight Pants 2 was published in 1997 and contains 67 pages.
* The Night of the Love Letter (12 pages)
* The Night of the Letter (16 pages)
* The Night of the Exiles (30 pages)
Category:Wild Wild West
Category:1996 Zines
Category:1997 Zines
High Quality Rip

High Quality Rip (also styled highquality.rip and often abbreviated HQR) are a type of edit of video game music, sometimes with accompanying videos. Popularized by SilvaGunner, other popular creators
HQR may also be used to refer to the community of creators and fans of highquality.rips.
highquality.rip is also the URL of SilvaGunner's personal website, and may refer specfically to such. (See Highquality.rip on the SilvaGunner wiki for more explanation.)
==Links==
* SilvaGunner Official Ripping Guide
* Rip on the Silvagunner wiki
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
High Reaches Weyr (10th Pass)

High Reaches Weyr was a Dragonriders of Pern roleplay fanclub set on the Northern Continent during 10th Pass. They were part of the Shared 10th Pass. 
Since "High Reaches Weyr" was one of the canon locations Anne McCaffrey permitted fans to use in their fanworks, there have been a number of fanclubs with the same name. The 10th Pass version was active in 1993, when an issue of Out of the Blue included it on a list of fanclubs. It published a clubzine called Northern Lights and may have been associated with High Reaches Weyr (9th Pass).
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
High Reaches Weyr (9th Pass)

High Reaches Weyr was a Dragonriders of Pern roleplay fanclub set on the Northern Continent during 9th Pass.
Since "High Reaches Weyr" was one of the canon locations Anne McCaffrey permitted fans to use in their fanworks, there have been a number of fanclubs with the same name. The 9th Pass version was active in 1993, when an issue of Out of the Blue included it on a list of fanclubs. It published a clubzine called Seven Spindles and may have been associated with High Reaches Weyr (10th Pass).
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
Category:Dragonriders of Pern RPs
High Rise: A Shiratorizawa fashion zine

High Rise: A Shiratorizawa fashion zine is a digital Haikyuu!! charity zine "about the Shiratorizawa volleyball teammates dressed in fashion".
==Overview==
Sales raised $420 for Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence.https://shiratorizawazine.tumblr.com/post/632793697361297408/donation-success-hi-all-were-so-pleased-to
==Contributors==
==References==
Category:Haikyuu Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:2020 Zines
High Speed Parahero Gandine

High Speed Parahero Gandine (also romanized Gundeen or Gandeen)is a 2021 Tokusatsu series that aired on NHK to tie in with and promote the 2021 Tokyo Paralympic Games. It consists of three 45-minute episodes telling a complete story, with a hook for sequels. It features multiple real Paralympians on the track and advising Daishi's coach on how to help him excel, but the actor playing the main character is not disabled.
English subtitles for the show were translated by Twitter user @watashiwachiaki, rather than one of the usual fansub groups who typically subtitle Toei tokusatsu projects. Although not a regular in Tokusatsu fandom she reportedly thought lead actor Okuno Sou was attractive and decided to pursue the the project since it was only a 3 episode series.
Hayashi Karasu portrays the alien Goo, having recently portrayed the alien Cerebro in Ultraman Z.
===Plot===
Daishi, a young paraplegic training as a competitive wheelchair racer, finds his life turned upside down when a fugitive alien crashes into his yard. The alien, named Goo, grants Daishi the power to call on an organic looking armor in order to protect him from his pursuers. 
Daishi must grapple with his own feelings about his disability to become the hero Goo thinks he can be. Fortunately, he has a support network of family and friends who are cheering him on.
===Fanworks===
Signs by Neckspike a gen fic about Daishi helping Goo learn to communicate on his own.
Gandine, High Speed Parahero
High Stakes, Desperate Measures

High Stakes, Desperate Measures is a Hawaii Five-0 gen story by kristen999.
Summary: The team struggles to locate Steve when he disappears, throwing them into a world of espionage. Not only do they have to race against a ticking clock, but they must enlist the help of a known enemy, and team-up with an agent of the NSA whom they may not be able to trust. (Set a few weeks after 2x15)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
High Steppin' Trekkies

High Steppin' Trekkies was a Star Trek: TOS fan club out of San Jose, CA. 
It, among other things, published a newsletter, and the zine Return of Charlie X.
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 23 members.
=="National Outpost"==
This club was the "mother ship," or "National Outpost," for a couple of smaller, satellite clubs in other part parts of the country.
From the zine Cosmic Borders, a 1976 publication of one of these "outposts": 
==About the Club==
From a flyer: 
 
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1974 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
High Tension Children

High Tension Children' is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Black Tea. It is Harry-centric and contains some Harry/Ron.
One reviewer summarizes: "It looks like Snape's reading about Harry's life with the Dursleys and then thinking about James. Then some stuff happens involving Draco, Harry, and Professor McGonagall. Two characters enter the scene -- i have no idea who they are, they might be Narcissa and Lucius. Then there's Ron and Harry, who's throwing money, and then they're holding hands."OPYR Doujinshi: Permanent Collection. (Accessed 08 April 2012.)
Image:High Tension Children front.jpg|Front cover
Image:High Tension Children back.jpg|Back cover
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
High Time Someone Did

High Time Someone Did"High Time Someone Did " by queen_ypolita for Yuletide 2009. Accessed 15 January 2013. is a short story written by queen_ypolita as a treat for fawatson for Yuletide 2009. It features Mic Freeborn of Purposes of Love, which is one of Mary Renault's early contemporary novels. The story is set pre-book, and provides four scenes in Mic’s child and young adulthood which help to explain his hesitance over relationships and shows his emerging talents at science: one as a little boy learning he is a bastard, one explaining how he came to go to a good school, one at school where he makes a friend, and one when he starts at Cambridge.
Comments on the story include:
* His failure to realise his own talents, and awe of Sidebottom's confidence echoes the relationship he has with Jan in Renault's novel.Comment by fawatson, 25 December 2009. Accessed 15 January 2013.—fawatson
* Oh, lovely! The idea of him finding his name and his space is just perfect.Comment by Adrian, 26 December 2009. Accessed 15 January 2013.—Adrian
== References ==
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
High Voltage (Haikyuu zine)

High Voltage, was a zine planned to feature fanart of the Haikyuu!! characters Suna Rintarō, Komori Motoya, and Washio Tatsuki. The project was discontinued during creator recruitment due to overlap with the failure of Sincerely Yours (Haikyuu Zine).
==About==
Interest checks opened on January 26, 2022 and ended on Feburary 27, 2022. Contributor applications opened on March 1, 2022 and were expected to end on April 3, 2022.
On March 26, 2022, the mods posted the following statement announcing the departure of one of their mods Vali from the project for her involvement in Sincerely Yours (Haikyuu Zine) as well as application extensions:
Shortly after, on April 2, 2022, the remaining mods announced they were discontinuing the project and released the following statement:
==Creators==
The following list only contains the names announced before the project was discontinued.
===Guest Artists===
* ttom-yo (tomoyo_pepepe)
* leehama (sparksandsalt)
* Kage (kaged640)
* rkgknno
* Latte (lattekefir)
===Mods===
* Vali (vintagecrown) - production, shipping
* Hannah (lordhoshiumi) - graphics
* Ion (unrequitedangst) - writing, general
* Lin (linsertond) - beta, general
* Ana (spananano) - communications
* Immi (highteatimey) - art, formatting
* Milly (nillmill) - organization, finance
* Cara - shipping, production
As of the end of the project, only Immi and Milly's names remain on the mod list on the project's carrd.https://web.archive.org/web/20220409030156/https://ejpraijinzine.carrd.co/
==References==
Category:Haikyuu Zines
Category: Zines
Category:2022 Zines
High Voltage (Stargate vid)

High Voltage is a Stargate vid by kuwdora that premiered at Vividcon 2011. Using footage from all three Stargate shows, it is a vid about "the Ancients and everything the shows never actually seemed to realize they were saying about them".16.8.2011, comment by ladysorka, accessed 16.12.2011 The vid was praised both by people familiar with the shows and those who had never seen them. It was discussed at the in-depth review panel at the con.notes can be found here: 15.8.2011, Vividcon 2011 Vid Review Notes by anoel, accessed 16.12.2011
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Vids
Category:Stargate Atlantis Vids
Category:Stargate SG-1 Vids
Highbrow Fandom?

Highbrow Fandom? is a 1975 essay by Jeff Johnston.
It was printed in Spectrum #18.
The editor notes: "This is a reworked, filled-out version of a similar fannish thoughts article that appeared in an earlier issue of this zine, but because of the material it contained I felt it should be given another airing."
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* neofans bring enthusiasm and energy to fandom, but they also bring a lot of problems
* fandom, according to Johnston, is made up of powerful BNFs who need to have that power to keep fandom alive
* the Star Trek Welcommittee is a leader in keeping fans and fandom organized and working well
* some fans believe that Star Trek fans will merge with traditional science fiction fandom
* it's going to become harder and harder to remain powerful as one big fandom; fans will have to work harder to connect with other, to find zines, and to learn fan slang (all of which are necessary)
==The Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta