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Terra Incognita

Terra Incognita / Unknown Land is a Yuri!!! on Ice art zine with a theme of travelling and social media. 
==Fanzine theme==
==Zine reception==
The zine gained an overall positive response by buyers:
==Gallery==
File:Terra Incognita zine 1.jpg|Cover of Terra Incognita
File:Terra Incognita zine 2.jpg|Alt zine image
File:Terra Incognita fuwishi preview.jpg|Preview of zine artwork by fuwishi
File:Terra Incognita arisupaints preview.jpg|Preview of zine artwork by arisupaints
==References==
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice Zines
Category:2017 Zines
Terra Nostra Fan Club

Terra Nostra Fan Club was a UK Blake's 7 club for fans of "the baddies" in the show.
According to the a fan in Horizon Newsletter #17, shut down in 1986. There may have been another club with the same name, as there were fan meetings in the early to mid-1990s mentioned in other publications .
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Terra Vulcan

Terra Vulcan was an early Star Trek: TOS fan club for "for Vulcans living on Earth."
According to Terra Vulcan Yearbook #1, this club and its publication was originally to have a poetry focus, but fans wanted to contribute other things as well. 
 	 
The club began January 1, 1971 and at that time had thirteen members. A year later, it had seventy-three members. 
The club president was Nancy Gervais and the vice-president was Jeannie Peacock.
 	 
It had originally applied to be a part of the LNAF but were told that since the focus of the club was Vulcan, not Leonard Nimoy, they could not be members.
==Publications==
* Terra Vulcan Journal, could be the same as Terra Vulcan Newsletter
* Terra Vulcan Yearbook
* possibly Double Exposure
==Purpose and Mission==
Terra x Aqua

Terra x Aqua or Terraqua, is the het pairing of Terra and Aqua from the Disney/Square Enix video game franchise Kingdom Hearts and its related media.
==Background==
Terra and Aqua are introduced in the prequel title Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep (2010). At the opening of the game, they have spent many years training alongside each other to become Keyblade Masters. Over the course of the game, their relationship becomes strained due to their own flaws and the machinations of Xehanort. However after Terra becomes possessed by Xehanort, Aqua attempts to help Terra break free of Xehanort's control. Following that battle, Aqua performs a non-fatal sacrifice to send Terra back to the realm of light while she remains trapped in the Realm of Darkness.
A little over 11 in-universe years later, in Kingdom Hearts III (2019), Aqua is finally rescued from the Realm of Darkness, and Terra is finally freed from Xehanort's control. Upon being reunited, Terra credits Aqua with helping him break free.
==Meta discussion and popularity==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
=== Zines ===
* I'm With You
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*Kingdom Hears [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring [ , ] on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*on Archive of Our Own (AO3)
*on Tumblr
*on Pixiv
*on Reddit
===Fan pages===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Kingdom Hearts Relationships
Terraria

Terraria is a 2D open-world building game, with gameplay inspired by Minecraft, art inspired by 16-bit RPGs such as Final Fantasy, and lore inspired by the Cthulhu Mythos.
== Fanworks ==
===Mods===
The tModLoader modding interface allows for players to mod Terraria relatively easily, and many mods both big and small have been created:
* Calamity by Fabsol et al
* Thorium by DivermanSam et al
* Fargo's Mutant Mod, Fargo's Soul Mod, and other mods by Fargowilta et al
While tModLoader is not maintained or controlled by Re-Logic, it has been officially endorsed by them, resulting in almost every mod being based on its framework.
===Fanfiction===
There are a few hundred Terraria stories listed on FanFiction.Net and Archive of Our Own. A large proportion of them are specifically Calamity fanfics, due to that mod's particularly extensive lore.
===Fanart===
Between customizable player characters and the NPC designs, the game gets a fair amount of fanart, such as on Reddit. The Zoologist and Dryad have been noted for getting a disproportionate amount of NSFW art.
===Fan comics===
* Purity Town by ariibees
===Fan videos===
* Buff Dryad by pizzacubed
Terrestrial Fantascience Guild

The Terrestrial Fantascience Guild was a short-lived science fiction fan club that began as the Impossible Story Club. It was then known as the International Science-Fiction Guild, and took its final name in 1935.
== About ==
According to General Manager Wilson Shepherd, the club started around September or October of 1934.Wilson Shepherd: What the Guild is Doing. The International Science Fiction Guild's Bulletin #6 pg 4. June 1935. Edward E. Evert claimed in 1935 that the Impossible Story Club had been founded by his father in 1909, that it had 40 members by 1920, and that it had held a convention in 1926.Edward E. Evert: Terrestrial Fantascience Guild, History, Past Present and Future. Terrestrial Fantascience Guild Bulletin #3 pp 3-4. May 1935. Historian Sam Moskowitz later concluded that this was an invented history intended to date the club before the founding of Amazing Stories.Impossible Story Club on Fancyclopedia. Text quoted from Fancyclopedia 2 (1960).
Its bulletin was first known as the The International Science Fiction Guild's Bulletin, then the Terrestrial Fantascience Guild Bulletin, and was finally renamed to The Phantagraph. Donald A. Wollheim served as The Phantagraph's final editor, and under his editorship the zine continued past the end of the TFG itself.
The TFG itself was mostly known for its bulletin, which published Wollheim's 1935 report that the prozine Wonder Stories was failing to pay for manuscripts. This sparked a clash known as the ISA-SFL War, which sowed the seeds of a massive fandom-wide feud that took place from 1937-1941. (See Timeline of the New Fandom-Futurians Feud.)
== References ==
Category:1934 Fan Clubs
Category:1930s Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Terri's Peep Hut

Terri's Peep Hut is the website mainly filled with Rogue/Wolverine fanfiction written by Terri, which is beta'd by Keli. The website also contains fic recommendations. Originally hosted at Homestead, before moving to its own domain. Marrie, Nadine and Deejay maintain the graphics to accompany the fics. Amezri created Peep Hut's new look. Taryn is the webmistress of the site that handles the website.
==Screenshots==
Image:Terri's Peep Hut-FicArchive.jpg|Fic Archive section
Image:Terri's Peep Hut-FicRecs.jpg|Fic Recs section
Category:Het Author Pages
Category:X-Men Author Pages Category:2000s
Terri Beckett

Terri Beckett is a British gen and slash writer. She wrote a series of three novels with Chris Power as well as numerous pieces of her own, in addition to countless pro novels. Beckett is the creator of the term Hatstand as well as the trope The Game. 
Her first website is hosted in PJ's Corner – his son Patrick's webpage. His S&H fics are mostly AU, currently co-authored with Nicoltyler.
Beckett wrote a single Professionals story along with Chris Power. This story was the highly-controversial Consequences. "The 1st Prof effort we did and A.N.O's only one." - Consequences 
==About==
==Beckett's Works==
His most famous work is certainly Vastarnyi & Dexter Chronicles, an original series loosely inspired by Starsky & Hutch, co-produced with Chris Power. In addition to countless transformative works, Beckett also has professional works, such as short stories in anthologies and novels – the vast majority of them also co-authored with Chris.
===Zines with Chris Power===
* One More Mountain
* One More River (contains a very early, if not the earliest, Starsky and Hutch threesome) 
* No Easy Answers
* Three Eleven
===Zines Alone===
* Bonaventure
* Celebration
* Code 7
* The Fix
* Lifeline
* The Lucky and the Strong
* Magnum Force: Wolf
* Nightlight
* Penal Code
* Shadowplay
* SHarecon
* Strange Justice
* TLC
* Ten-Thirteen
* Who You Know, What You Know and How You Know It
===Meta===
* "A Study in Relationships" in particular 'Starsky & Hutch' (1984)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Terri Librande

Terri Librande is a fan artist and fan writer. Her work appeared in numerous fanzines from the 1980s into the late 1990s. She also made a series of VCR-era fanvids.
This fan also wrote Quantum Leap fanfiction with the name Doreen Tracy.
 
==Art==
Antithesis | As Time Goes Bye | Captured Moments | A Dozen Points in Time | Fruit Cocktail | | Green Eggs and Ham | A Matter of Time | Oh Boy | On Wings of Light | Play It Again | Quantum Chain | Quantum Mechanics | Shattered | Vincent's Pride | Zebra Three
Image:astime1interior1.jpg| from As Time Goes Bye #1
Image:astime1interior3.jpg| from As Time Goes Bye #1
Image:astime1interior4.jpg| from As Time Goes Bye #1
==Fan Vids==
A Little Travelling Music | Dueling Holograms | Getting To Know You | A Hazy Shade of Winter | Home Again | In My Life | The Traveler | Tiny Dancer | I Am Woman | Days Are Numbers
==Zines==
The Angel and the Dreamer | ....Another Small Favor | Beyond the Yellow Brick Road | Bingo, Bango, Bongo! 	| Footprints 		 | If Their Mothers Only Knew | I've Leaped and I Can't Get Up!	 | Leaping In With a Net | Leapin' Friskys | Leaps Unbound | Let It Be Me | Living Year to Year | Look Before You Leap | ....More Small Favors | Plain Brown Wrapper | Quantum Scenes | ....Small Favors | ....Small Favors Repaid | Tales From the Promenade... and Beyond | Tempu Fugit | Time and Space Can Be a Bitch | Queen's Knight | Wham, Bam, Thank You, Sam! | Where Night is Blind | Wild Cards
 
==Fan Comments==
Fans had very strong opinions about Doreen Tracy's fiction in Quantum Leap.
===1995: Some Comments by Fans===
 
===Some Fic Examples===
* River of Dreams 
* Unforgettable (as Colleen Moore) and its sort-of companion story Ceremony of Innocence 
* the controversial triad: Age of Innocence, "People Will Talk," and "Fools Get Lucky"
==References==
Category:ViddersCategory:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Terri O.

Terri O. is a slash fan who was one of the earliest members of the Virgule-L mailing list. She attended Friscon, Virgule and Escapade in the 1990s and coined the phrase Con Farr.
She is also a powerhouse beta, having worked on stories by Speranza, Resonant, astolat, Merryish, Dira Sudis, Kaneko, Julad, Kass, Sandy Herrold, Morgan Dawn, Kate (from Muncle) Giglet, Michelle Christian, giddy, Tifah, and Barbara T across a number of fandoms and over three decades.
She and Morgan Dawn are also known as fandom packrats archivists, saving materials that many fans never thought to save. Consequently, she is a great resource for information or fannish fact-checking.
Terri Wadsworth

Terri Wadsworth (a/k/a Eowyn) is a Forever Knight fan. As a member of the FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU mailing list, she kept for many years the birthday list, posting a "Happy Birthday" message to FORKNI-L to notify other fans. In 2004, she also started the Forever Knight Holiday Card Exchange. 
In a "Getting to know you" thread on FORKNI-L (29 December 2005), Eowyn said:Archived on KnightWind's Nook
Terri has participated in several Forever Knight Wars, in which she plays as a Knightie. Of this, she says:Letter to FORKNI-L posted 11 March 2011,archived on Knightwind's Nook.
==References==
Terrible Threshold

Terrible Threshold is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #1.
==Summary==
"Spockʼs second pon farr is approaching, but McCoy is dismayed when it progresses faster than expected, with Kirkʼs presence the only thing seeming to help alleviate the symptoms and keep Spock alive."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===2001===
===2007===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Terrie Drummonds

Terrie Drummonds is a fan writer in the Star Trek: DS9 fandom.
 
==Works==
*All's Well That Ends Well
*Blasphemer
*Converse Symmetry
*Hypothesis
==Fan Comments==
In 1997, a fan nominated Terrie Drummonds for an ASC Award for best writer: 
==References==
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Category:Fanwriters
Terror at Collinwood

Terror at Collinwood is a Dark Shadows podcast featuring fan interviews, audio meta, cast and crew interviews, and more. 
==Episodes About Fandom==
*Fanfic and Fandom with Jimmy Hutcheson 
*Dark Shadows Remembrance Weekend
*Our Shadowed Past II with Bob Issel and Jeff Kenny
*Daytime Gothic Issue 2 with Stuart Manning
*Stories from the Shadows - Fandom Memories with Guy Haines, Bob Issel, and Nina Ogle 
*DS Discord with Madelyn Marks, Tina Marie DeLucia, and Max Kern
*Daytime Gothic with Stuart Manning
*The World of Dark Shadows with Kathleen Resch
*Many Characters, One Choice! with Rod Labbe
*LGBT+DS Fan Pride Celebration Special
Category:Dark Shadows Podcasts
Terry Adams

Terry Adams is one of the earliest VCR vidders, working with both Kendra Hunter and Diana Barbour. On one vid she is given credit for having come up with the concept with Diana and Kendra doing the actual video editing. Kendra Hunter says that "Terry was a driving force behind our early vidding, with both her and Diana collaborating and imagining vids." Source: Morgan Dawn's conversation with Kendra Hunter May 29, 2017. Her fan fiction and fan art also appeared in numerous fanzines.
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Terry Bogard & Rock Howard

==Background==
Geese Howard killed Terry Bogard's dad. Terry and Geese fought a lot. In the end, Geese apparently fell to his death rather than accept Terry's help. Terry ended up meeting and raising Geese's abandoned young son, Rock. Terry and Rock are very close.
==Fandom==
The Fatal Fury fandom adores their sweet relationship.
==Fan works==
===Fan art===
* https://twitter.com/falcoon_master/status/869400377531039744
* https://cockybusiness.tumblr.com/post/187616329176/theyre-all-happy-for-terry
* https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/11016396
* https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/106275220
* https://www.deviantart.com/artsyvana/art/Terry-Bogard-and-Rock-Howard-315448881
* https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/28052691
* https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/4693161
* https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/57589050
===Fan fiction===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* stories and crossovers featuring _ and _ on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*tag on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:The King of Fighters
Terry Goodkind

Terry Goodkind is a fantasy author. He is among the authors whose universes are disallowed from Fanfiction.net and many other fic archives.FanFiction.Net, FanFiction Content Guidelines, Version: 11-20-2008 (Accessed 09 January 2019). See also Authors/Publishers Who Do Not Allow Fan Fiction at MediaMiner (08 October 2006).
Goodkind is best known for The Sword of Truth, which was adapted into the 2008 TV series Legend of the Seeker.
==Opinions on Fanfiction==
Terry Goodkind opposes fanfiction. He wrote in 2000 or earlier:Letter # 3 by Terry Goodkind, which also includes a recipe for "Spice Soup" (but not too spicy!). Letters From the Author at TERRYGOODKIND.COM, archived 19 November 2000 by the Wayback Machine.
Terry Goodkind's official site previously had a page for fans' original fiction: User Fiction
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Terry Jeffords

Terry Jeffords is a detective sergeant on Brooklyn Nine-Nine. He is played by Terry Crews.
==Canon==
Terry is extremely tall and muscular, but is also extremely gentle, caring, and overprotective of his family as well as his squad. He commonly refers to himself in the third person. Terry loves yogurt.
==Fandom==
Terry is rarely shipped in fandom. When he is, Terry is most commonly paired with his canon wife Sharon. 
===Example Fanworks===
==Links & Resources==
*works tagged Terry Jeffords at the AO3
Category:Brooklyn Nine-Nine Characters
Terry M.

Terry M. is a VCR-era vidder whose vids were shown at the 1992 Virgule convention.
== Fanworks ==
=== Vids ===
*Tightrope (The Professionals)
*Sunny (Miami Vice)
*He Ain’t Heavy (21 Jump Street)
=== Zines ===
* The IDICon Song Book (Star Trek TOS filks)
Category:Vidders
Category:Zine Editors
Terry McGinnis

Terry McGinnis is the main character of Batman Beyond animated series and various associated comics.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
* Terry/Maxine with Maxine Gibson
* Terry/Dana with Terry's canon love interest Dana Tan
* Terry/Melanie with Melanie Walker
* Terry/Bruce with Terry's mentor and former Batman Bruce Wayne.
=== Common Tropes and Fanon ===
* Time Travel - fans who enjoy seeing Terry interacting with the rest of the Batfamily sometimes incorporate time travel plots.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by ultimatedirk
== Links and Resources ==
* Terry McGinnis on AO3
* #terry mcginnis on Tumblr
Category:Batman Beyond
Category:Batman Characters
Terry Pratchett

Terry Pratchett was a prolific, well-loved British author of Science Fiction and Fantasy whose career spanned over thirty years. Pratchett is best known for his Discworld series and for the novel Good Omens, his cult-classic 1990 collaboration with Neil Gaiman. He won numerous awards over the years for his writing, and was knighted in 2009.
Despite his announcement in late 2007 that he had been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, his output barely slowed in the following years; if anything, for several years it was stronger and more voluminous than ever. He publicly funded Alzheimer's research and supported a number of other charitable efforts as well.
A number of Pratchett's works have been adapted for television, including Wyrd Sisters, Soul Music, Truckers, Johnny and the Bomb, Hogfather, The Colour of Magic, and Going Postal. A number of other television adaptation projects have either been postponed or are currently classified as status unknown. 
The BBC produced a full-cast radio adaptation of Good Omens in 2014.
Perhaps his bravest effort to date, his 2011 documentary on assisted suicide entitled Choosing to Die won the award for Best Documentary On a Contemporary Theme at the Grierson British Documentary Awards.
He contributed to the Oblivion mod Vilja, created by Emma and Charles "CD" Cooley.
Pratchett, along with his assistant, Rob Wilkins, maintained a lively and popular Twitter feed, which was used in typically irreverent fashion to announce his death as though his popular character, Death, had come to collect him.
Terry Pratchett died on March 12th 2015, aged 66.
==GNU Terry Pratchett==
Many of Pratchett's fans have added the message "GNU Terry Pratchett" in hidden spots in their websites, and "#gnu terry pratchett" is a common hashtag for content on Twitter and Tumblr that mentions him. 
Explanation: GNU Terry Pratchett project. In Discworld, the code for the Clacks (their version of the telegraph) includes:
* G: send the message on
* N: do not log the message
* U: turn the message around at the end of the line and send it back again
In one of the books, when the son of the creator of the Clacks died, he added his son's name to the Clacks' messages as a memorial, because "a man is not dead while his name is still spoken." Pratchett's fans have added his name as a continuing message online in the same way.
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Discworld
Category:Good Omens
Terry S. Bowers

Terry S. Bowers is a fan author whose works have appeared in numerous Space: 1999 zines and also published electronically. Her work has been included in such publications as The Alpha Files, Moonscape, and Alternate Moonscape.
Bowers was drawn to writing in the Space: 1999 universe as she became aware that relationships needed to be explored in more detail then they were on the show. She started writing not long after watching the first episodes featuring Moonbase Alpha and its inhabitants in 1975. For over four decades, Bowers has been an enthusiastic series supporter and frequent convention committee member.
She holds the distinction of being one of the most prolific authors in Space: 1999 fandom. Additionally, she writes in other genres and has also penned stories based on Mission: Impossible and the Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island, commonly referred to as "J.J. and Olga" stories.
==Martin Landau and Barbara Bain Fan Groups==
Bowers served as Vice President and Editor, then President of the joint and individual fan clubs for actors Barbara Bain and Martin Landau.
Originally called The Landau/Bain Fan Association, the group published quarterly newsletters. They were initially entitled "Mission: 1999", then changed to The Landau/Bain Concordance.
When the actors separated, the clubs also split into separate entities: Barbara Bain International and The Martin Landau Aficionados. Jointly and separately, the clubs were in existence for more than 25 years.
==Some Works==
*A Year in the Life! (Space: 1999)
*One Last Wish (Space:1999)
*Alphan Dreams (Space:1999)
Category:Fanwriters
Terry Shank

Terry Shank was a Star Trek: TOS fan writer and zine editor in the mid to late 1980s. She was an editor for the following zines:
* Friends & Foes a gen anthology (1985)
* Trojan Angel, a novel by Barbara Lenore Snowberger (1986)
* Elysia, a gen anthology (1986-1989)
She also co-wrote the novel zine Gaea (1983) with Rick Endres and wrote fanfiction for Elysia and Stardate (1982-1983).
Jacqueline Lichtenberg wrote in a review published in Treklink #8 (1987): "I consider Terry Sue Shank one of the better editors today because in putting [Elysia] together, she has put her strongest pieces at the beginning and the end of the ‘zine."
Category:Fanwriters
Tertiary-Adjunct Uni-matrix K-7-1

The Tertiary-Adjunct Uni-matrix K-7-1 is a fanfiction archive in Star Trek: Voyager focusing on the pairing of Kim/Seven, it was a depository for all fanfiction posted to the Resistance is Futile List. It was most active during the early 2000s, with the last update being in 2002.
Category:Het Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:2000s