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The Worst That Could Happen

The Worst That Could Happen is an epic novella by LucyToo, that describes what exactly the unintended fallout of Dave Karofsky's public coming out could be. It is principally a rape recovery story, though it has been critically acclaimed as being original, and emotionally poignant. A vid by Tickle Me Dough Face was later produced for the work.Tickle Me Dough Face, (2011). Fanvid For The Worst That Could Happen It has also been translated into Italian. Lucy is also working with Pixolith to create art for an ebook version, for the Muscular Dystrophy Association charity.LucyToo, (2011). Request for Charitable Ebook Ideas Some fans loved it so much that a You Know You're Obsessed With TWTCH When... was set up on Tumblr.
== References ==
Category:Glee FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
The Worst Witch

The Worst Witch is a popular British children's book series by Jill Murphy, the first volume of which was published in 1974. The series follows an inexperienced young witch, Mildred Hubble, as she studies at Cackle's Academy, a magical boarding school.
The series has been adapted a number of times: as a 1986 TV film, a 1998 TV series with two spin-offs, and a 2017 TV series.
==Canon==
===2017 TV Series===
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* nattherat's The Worst Witch gallery (books, ITV series)
==Links & Resources==
* The Worst Witch - All Media Types at Archive of Our Own
** The Worst Witch Series - Jill Murphy
** The Worst Witch (1986)
** The Worst Witch (TV 1998)
** Weirdsister College
** The New Worst Witch (TV 2005)
** The Worst Witch (TV 2017)
* TV Shows > Worst Witch at FanFiction.Net
* worst_witchfans, a LiveJournal community
* weirdsisterfans, a Weirdsister College community on LiveJournal
Category:The Worst Witch
The Worst Witch (2017)

The Worst Witch is the third screen adaptation of the popular British children's book series by Jill Murphy, the first volume of which was published in 1974. The series follows an inexperienced young witch, Mildred Hubble, as she studies at Cackle's Academy, a magical boarding school.
The series is a co-production by the British CBBC and Germany's ZDF. It airs on CBBC in the UK and is subsequently made available on Netflix in other countries.
==Fandom==
The series has a small but active fandom, focused mainly on Tumblr, with fic posted regularly to both AO3 and FFN. Fannish activity tends to centre around the strict and reserved potions mistress, Miss Hardbroom, who features in both of the most popular pairings - Ada Cackle/Hecate Hardbroom and Hecate Hardbroom/Pippa Pentangle.
Although the majority of fanworks posted are femslash, there is also a certain amount of gen fic featuring both the teachers and the pupils at the school.
==Links & Resources==
* The Worst Witch (TV 2017) at Archive of Our Own
Category:The Worst Witch
The Wounded Sky

The Wounded Sky is a 1983 Star Trek tie-in novel by Diane Duane.
== Star Trek: TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections==
* Star Trek: The New Voyages (1976, 1978)
* The Price of the Phoenix (July 1977)
* The Fate of the Phoenix (May 1979)
* The Prometheus Design (March 1982)
* Black Fire (January 1983)
* Triangle (March 1983)
* Web of the Romulans (June 1983)
* Yesterday's Son (August 1983)
* The Wounded Sky (December 1983)
* The Vulcan Academy Murders (November 1984)
* Ishmael (May 1985)
* Killing Time (July 1985)
* The IDIC Epidemic (February 1988)
* Time for Yesterday (August 1988)
* Strange New Worlds (1998-2000)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
The Wrap Party

The Wrap Party was a 1998 Babylon 5 convention and held in the Radisson Edwardian Hotel near London's Heathrow airport.
Guests included J Michael Straczynski, Harlan Ellison, James White (SF author), Jack Cohen (biologist, and consultant to many SF authors), Peter David, and more. 
==Flyers==
Image:wrappartyflyer-1.jpg|from an August 1996(!) flyer
Image:wrappartyflyer-2.jpg|from an August 1996(!) flyer
Image:wrappartyflyer-3.jpg|from an August 1996(!) flyer
 
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:Babylon 5
Category:1998 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
The Wrath of Berman: how 90's Trek succeeded in spite of one poisonous executive

The Wrath of Berman: how 90's Trek succeeded in spite of one poisonous executive is a 2023 essay by 7deadlycinderella at r/HobbyDrama.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Gene Roddenberry, his controversial behavior 
* Rick Berman, as a bully, his poor treatment of people, his bad decisions
* changing technologies of the 1990s, the VCR
* LGBTQIA+ characters, lack of, queer coding 
* conservative cowardly execs
* the character, Jadzia Dax
* discussions about the entire television Star Trek franchise 
* religion in Star Trek 
* Harlan Ellison
* differing opinions about the "decontamination scene" in Star Trek: Enterprise
* David Gerrold and "Blood and Fire" 
* "Period accurate" as an excuse for misogynistic writing
* Garak and Bashir relationship
* a link to the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fic, This Be The Verse by Vermin_Disciple
* a link to, and discussion of, The Scammer Who Lied His Way Into a Job on ‘Star Trek’; archive link by Tucker Archver (Feb 13, 2021)
* discussions about the music in the show, the firing of a composer
* discussion about whether more people associated Levar Burton with "Roots" or "Reading Rainbow" 
* r/star_trek vs r/startrek (negativity, toxic positivity, differing fan communities)
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2023 Meta
Category:Meta on Reddit
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:Star Trek ENT
The Wrath of Eukor

The Wrath of Eukor is the first of four in a series of Doctor Who fan films. It was released in August 1984, and follows an alternate Seventh Doctor.
These fan films are notable for their inclusion of a female Doctor as the main character, played by Barbara Benedetti.
==Series==
*The Wrath of Eukor (1984)
*Visions of Utomu (1986)
*Pentagon West (1987)
*Broken Doors (1988)
==Resources & External Links==
*The Doctor Who Movies (Archive Link)
*The Wrath of Eukor page - DW Expanded Wiki
Category:Doctor Who Fan Films
Category:1984 Fan Films
The Wrath of Frisky Business

The Wrath of Frisky Business is a multimedia slash fanzine. It is 109 pages long, is printed on yellow paper and contains artwork by Todd Parrish and Anja Gruber.
==Series==
For other Frisky zines, see Frisky Business.
==Contents==
* My Master’s Tutelage by Nancy Rhodes (NAME OF THE ROSE) (15 pages)
* Oh, Danny Boy by Khylara (MEMPHIS BELLE) (7 pages)
* Pink Lagoon by Jerry Greenberg (GILLIGAN'S ISLAND) (3 pages)
* Sibling Rivalry by Jerry Greenberg (GROWING PAINS) (2 pages)
* Still Waters by Jerry Greenberg (DOOGIE HOWSER, M.D.) (3 pages)
* Under The Yellow Maple Tree by Jeannie Marie (BONANZA) (14 pages)
* I Know What You Want by Audrey (WAR OF THE WORLDS) (8 pages)
* Strange Land by Todd Parrish, illos by Anja Gruber (ALIEN NATION) (2 pages)
* Time’s-A-Wastin’! by Nancy Rhodes (QUANTUM LEAP/STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION) (32 pages)
* Surprise! Surprise! by Nancy Rhodes (INDIANA JONES/STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION) (14 pages)
* Artist Portfolios
** Todd Parrish
** Anja Gruber
File:Wrath frisky itnerior by anja gruber.jpeg|sample from Anja Gruber's art portfolio
File:Wrath interior todd parrish.jpeg|sample from Todd Parrish's art portfolio
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Writer's Block Interview with MustangSally

MustangSally was interviewed in 2001 or 2002.
==Some Topics Disussed==
* The X-Files
* Iolokus Series
* Joseph Campbell
* the author's start in writing, and field hockey
* acafandom
==Excerpts==
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Category:Buffy & Angel Fan Interviews
The Writer in the Mirror

The Writer in the Mirror is a 2008 essay by Merlin Missy.
The topic: "...how do you know if the company you've handed your lovingly-crafted novel to is a legitimate publisher or a bottom-feeding vanity press?"
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* follow the money, and if it's going the "wrong direction"; you give someone money to publish your fiction (either as a novel, or to "purchase a copy of an anthology to 'guarantee' a place for your story or poem" you are involved with a vanity press
* real publishers do the work of marketing your book, vanity presses make you do the work
* discussion about the importance of having a good editor
* if you don't mind doing the work, want to get your name out there in certain circles, and don't need the money, then a vanity press isn't all bad
* a mention of Lulu, a warning about selling this sort of books on Amazon as fanfiction is bumping up against copyright issues
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2008 Meta
The Writers' Exchange

You may be looking for A Writers' Exchange, a letterzine edited by Lorraine Bartlett or The STW Editors and Writers Exchange.
The Writers' Exchange has the full title: "The Writers' Exchange Bulletin." 
It is a multifandom writers' support group that started as print and went online. There are at least 62 print issues as of 2005. It was available on the internet/user group (correct terminology?) with at least issue 60. The Live Journal site was updated last in 2009.
From the editor: "The Writers' Exchange is one of the bureaus of the N3F. Members of the exchange read and comment on each other's manuscripts. When you join the exchange, the bureau head (currently Joy Beeson) sends you a list of the members — each member has included a brief description of himself — and you make your own arrangements.
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s Category:2000s
The Writers' Lounge: TDI Edition

The Writers' Lounge: TDI Edition was/is a forum on FanFiction.Net for Total Drama fanfiction writers. It was the first ever widely adopted forum for the series on the site, beginning in 2008 and maintaining a sizable amount of active members until 2011. If anyone wrote Total Drama fic at the time, chances were likely that they participated in this forum at some point.
Threads ranged greatly in scope, but included: roleplays, new season discussion, updates to members' own fics, and off-topic discussion. Crit wasn't common.
The forum became largely abandoned after its early members lost interest in the series and its fandom. Members still looking for a sizable Total Drama forum largely migrated to the Total Drama Writers' Forum in 2013. Many of its early members were also in the Total Drama Island Fanon Club on DeviantArt.
== Threads of Note ==
=== Pinned Threads ===
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* 
* 
=== Selection of Other Threads ===
==== Drabble Challenges ====
* (Jan. 2009), make a drabble based off of a shuffled song.
* (Feb. 2009), make a drabble based off of a random word.
* (Jun. 2009), general drabble thread.
==== Miscellaneous On-Topic Threads ====
* (Oct. 2009) a thread for discussing popular/rare pairings featuring Duncan.
* (Jun. 2009) a thread for posting quotes from the show and elsewhere.
* (Oct. 2008), brainstorming thread.
* (Feb. 2009), multimedia fusion thread.
* (Jan. 2009)
* (Jun. 2009), thread for listing portmanteau pairing names.
* (Nov. 2008), each post is contributes four words to a community created fic.
* (Dec. 2008), another community created fanwork, which is more of like a game.
* (Jul. 2010), an essay for Sierra which sparked some discussion about the character, her fanbase, and her anti-fanbase.
==== Miscellaneous Off-Topic Threads ====
* (Apr. 2009)
* (Jan. 2009)
* (Jan. 2009)
* (Dec. 2008)
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:Total Drama Communities
Category:2008 Forums
The Writers Workshops by Eric A. Stillwell and Lolita Fatjo

The Writers Workshops by Eric A. Stillwell and Lolita Fatjo were a series of for-profit presentations by Eric A. Stillwell and Lolita Fatjo, two people officially involved in the show. 
At least one of them was connected to Weekend on the Promenade.
The workshops tapped into many fans' intense desire to be an official part of Star Trek.
==From a Flyer==
Unknown date: 
==Related Reading==
*LOLITA FATJO ON WRITING FOR TREK: So You Want to Be a Scriptwriter?; archive link (unknown date)
*Tell us how you became so closely involved with the convention scene. (2011)
*Star Trek spec scripts—anybody submit?; archive link (Jul 4, 2022)
*ST:TNG Eric Stillwell Letters by Lukas Kendall (Jul 4, 2022)
==References==
Category:1989 Events
Category:1980s Events
Category:1990s Events
Category:Star Trek Events
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek DS9
The Wrong End of the Story

The Wrong End of the Story is a Jim/Blair story by Julad and Calico.
==Author's Notes==
"Julad's notes: I started this a very very long time ago. Like, 1998 ago. I dreamed this story, and then scribbled it down at three in the morning. But in trying to tell it, I had bitten off far more than I could chew at the time. I left huge plot holes and made massive mistakes, so it was abandoned over and over as a lost cause. Calico came on board, wrote huge sections, and got a lot of the story fixed inbetween months of neglect. Today I came over all TS-reminiscent, plugged a few words into the remaining missing scenes, and lo-- a complete story.
It's not what either of us would have written today, so consider this a blast from the past, a digitally remastered eighties film, newly released on DVD. The hair is bad, the fashion is worse, and the set design looks cheap, but if you're feeling nostalgic for the old excesses, enjoy the flashback.
Finally, I completely fucked up the timing on the semester and seasons, being from the wrong hemisphere and all. I tried to fix it but it was mostly too late. Close your eyes and pretend it's an Alternate Universe with a different calendar or something."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
The Wrong Professor Affair

The Wrong Professor Affair is a 77-page gen, Man From U.N.C.L.E. fanzine by Liza Jones, published by NorthCoast Press. The zine is mainly the novella, but also includes a short story, The Lochinvar Affair. The zine's cover is by Ellen Druda.
==Summary==
From the publisher: "The Lochnivar Affair' has Illya Kuryakin and Napoleon Solo off to England to protect the star witness in a fraud case against a Thrush agent -- her former finace. Her step-father has other plans, however, as he arranges her wedding. Now it is up to our agents to effect yet another daring rescue, complete with swinging from the chandelier to reciting poetry, to arriving at the wedding ceremony in full Scottish attire!
In 'The Wrong Professor Affair', the main story of this novella, Illya and Napoleon are once again sent off to England where they are to rescue Professor Whyte from Thrush. The rescue goes smoothly. . .perhaps too smoothly, for when they return home, the agents learn they've freed the wrong professor!"
==From the Author==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1998 Zines
The Wrong Side

The Wrong Side is a short story by russian_blue based on the Yorkshire Television spy series The Sandbaggers. . 
The summary, " A snippet of the future that might have been." well describes the story's focus. In keeping with interviews with a couple of the actors post-series, this ficlet ‘fleshes out’ events that were planned for the fourth series which was never made: Willie Caine, in a wheelchair, becomes D.Ops and Neil Burnside is promoted. 
The story was written as a treat for Yuletide 2012 and given to the_croupier (who had requested Sandbaggers fic). As a short ficlet it was posted to the ‘Yuletide Madness’ collection rather than the main Yuletide collection.
Comments included:
*" I loved the details here. The need for the desk to be moved, Willie's thoughts about sending people he knows into the field, the amount of paperwork, the chair (oh, the chair), and the way you handled Burnside's promotion. I totally agree--Deputy Chief just makes more sense, even if only for a while."— comment by the_croupier
==References==
Category:The Sandbaggers
 Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
The Wrong Side of the Knight: Who is Nicholas de Brabant as a Historical Figure?

In "The Wrong Side of the Knight: Who is Nicholas de Brabant as a Historical Figure?", April French examines the evidence that can be used to place the hero of Forever Knight in an historical context. In particular, she discusses his relationship to the Dukes of Brabant and queries the identity of the woman he calls mother in the flashback to the episode, "Be My Valentine". She concludes that Nick may be the illegitimate son of the first duke of Brabant.
==History==
The essay is archived on the website Knightwalker: April’s Forever Knight Fanfiction, which is now in the Forever Knight Website Archive.
 
Category:Forever Knight Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Wrong Trousers

Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers is a 1993 stop-motion animated short film directed by Nick Park. It is the second film featuring the beloved characters Wallace and Gromit and is widely regarded as one of the greatest animated films of all time.
Plot Summary
In The Wrong Trousers (1993), Wallace, an eccentric inventor, creates a pair of mechanical trousers for his loyal dog Gromit's birthday gift. However, things take a sinister turn when a penguin named Feathers McGraw rents a room in their house and uses the trousers for his own nefarious purposes. Gromit must outsmart Feathers and save Wallace from the penguin's evil plans.
Characters
* Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis): is an inventor and cheese enthusiast whose dog Gromit is probably the brains of the pair. They live at 62 West Wallaby Street, Wigan, Lancashire, a house which is packed with strange machines. Their adventures are usually set in and around Wigan; the main exception is A Grand Day Out which visits the Moon. Wallace runs a succession of small businesses based on his inventions, most notably window cleaning (A Close Shave), pest control (The Curse of the Were-Rabbit), and a bakery (A Matter of Loaf and Death). He's absent-minded but has a kind heart, although he tends to take Gromit for granted most of the time; he falls in love several times in these films. At various times he has been framed for robbery, cursed, and targeted by a serial killer. He's an enthusiastic cheese eater, if not an addict, and his one attempt to stop eating it, for health reasons, goes disastrously wrong.
* Gromit: is a dog who happens to be an expert handyman, knits, reads advanced textbooks and newspapers, and understands English perfectly though he never speaks. He is occasionally blamed for the actions of others, and has a general air of long-suffering patience. He also likes cheese.
* Feathers McGraw: A cunning penguin and master criminal who poses as a lodger but has a hidden agenda.
* Remote Controlled Robotic Trousers: Not quite a character in their own right, but close. These trousers are central to the plot as Feathers McGraw uses them for his nefarious plans.
Production
The film was created using Aardman Animations' signature stop-motion clay animation technique. It took over a year to complete, with Nick Park and his team meticulously crafting each frame. The film's success helped establish Aardman Animations as a leading studio in the world of animation.
Awards and Recognition
The Wrong Trousers won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1994. It received critical acclaim for its creativity, humor, and technical achievements. The film's success paved the way for future Wallace and Gromit adventures, including A Close Shave and *The Curse of the Were-Rabbit*.
Category:Aardman Animation
Category:Animated Film
The Wyndcliffe Dark Shadows Society

The Wyndcliffe Dark Shadows Society is a Dark Shadows fan club originally founded as an effort to publish the newsletter, Wyndcliffe Watch.
The club expanded after this initial origin:
"... with the help of Sutherland's friends Jane Lach and Lori Paige, founders of Lone Gull Press, the newsletter grew into a full-sized fanzine with the first issue, which appeared in October 1988. The society soon followed. Medallion Press is the society's publishing arm... The club met monthly and lobbied the local public television station to pick up the syndicated Dark Shadows reruns. After KTPS (now KBTC) agreed, the club held fundraisers to support the station...
In 1992; the local club stopped meeting. However, the continuing society and its associated fanzine has grown to approximately 250 member/subscribers and includes people from across North America, plus members in Turkey and Japan." from Dark Shadows at Answer.com 
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Fan Clubs‎
Category:1990s
Category:1988 Fan Clubs
The X-Anarchy Pen Mailing List

The X-Anarchy Pen Mailing List, more commonly referred to as XAPEN, was a moderated mailing list devoted to X-Files fanfiction and run by CiCi Lean. The list was created in February 1997 and hosted on eGroups starting in September 1998.
 
==A 1998 Blurb==
==Feedback Friday==
XAPEN was for fanfic only, but it pioneered the concept of Feedback Friday. On Fridays, members were encouraged to post public feedback for stories that had been send to the list that week.
==1998: TOSed by AOL==
In 1998, a fan or fans reported several of CiCi Lean's websites, including this mailing list, The Socks Shoppe, and The Acid Desk, to AOL for profanity and content. This TOS also affected a number of other connected fans. See comments at REGARDING XAPEN: IMPORTANT, PLEASE READ!.
In September 1998, CiCi Lean wrote: 
==2000: Shut Down and Deleted by CiCi Lean==
After three years, CiCi announced that she would be shutting down the list and on February 5th, 2000, she permanently deleted the archives from the eGroups directory. At its closure, the list had more than 500 members.
==Inspired==
In the wake of XAPEN's disbanding, the PhoeniXFic mailing list was created using XAPEN as a model.
==References==
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
The X-Files (X-Files zine)

The X-Files is a gen set of novels by Steve Nottingham.
==Issue 1==
The X-Files 1 contains 40 pages and is subtitled, "Call of the Sea."
Image:callofthesea.jpg| cover of first issue
 
==Issue 2==
The X-Files 2 was published in 1995 and contains 40 pages and is subtitled "The Enclave."
* Introduction (2)
* The Enclave (3)
* Skinner Speaks: Mitch Peliggi Interviewed (21)
* Veiled Conspiracy (26)
* Dana Scully: Heroine for the Nineties (27)
* Behind the Scenes: "Colony" and "End Game" (32)
* Artic [sic] Death (39)
 
Image:enclave.jpg| cover of the second issue, artist is Gavin Rose (Ross?)
 
Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Category:Novel Zines