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The Forever Night

You many be looking for one of the many pages for the fandom Forever Knight.
The Forever Night is a 70-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Linda Mooney. It is a prequel to The Dawn Child.
It required an age statement to purchase.
==Some Original Characters==
From the zine:
==Summaries==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Forge of Fire

You may be looking for Forged in Fire, a K/S story.
The Forge of Fire is a gen 149-page Stargate SG-1 novel by Marianne Evensen.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "The entire SG-1 team is having a very bad day bordering on the comical, when their current assignment abruptly turns dangerous. On an uncharted planet, Daniel Jackson is reunited with his wife Shar'e and forced to match wits with a cunning, ancient immortal —the god Hephaestus — who has devious plans for SG-1. In a desperate race against time, the remaining members of the team must deal with a bizarre primitive culture to find and rescue Daniel before it's too late." 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Forget-Me-Not Affair

The Forget-Me-Not Affair
A Man From U.N.C.L.E Fancomic
Written & drawn by Diigii Daguna
<Napoleon Solo, charming and handsome U.N.C.L.E spy, is never shy about getting into trouble… because he knows that despite their differences, he can always count on his partner, Illya Kuryakin, to get him out!
But how can Kuryakin help when Napoleon himself doesn’t even know he’s in danger?
After he ends up the test subject for a mysterious new drug, Napoleon’s life depends on just how well his often-aloof partner knows him… and, more importantly, whether or not the private and particular Illya Kuryakin is willing to allow Napoleon Solo to know him back.
Napoleon/Illya
→ PG rating
→ 5" × 8", 32 pages
→ 2-color risograph
File:CoverTMFU+ 1 .jpg|cover
File:Interior2-forget.jpg|sample interior page
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E.
The Formula for Writing Sex Scenes

The Formula for Writing Sex Scenes is a 2006 meta essay by cupidsbow on the craft of writing sex scenes in fanfiction. It outlined a formula cupidsbow used for sex writing—essentially, maintaining a ratio of one part action to two parts context/reaction—which was illustrated using excerpts from cupidsbow's SGA fics Windfall and Forbidden Fruit.
The essay was posted to cupidsbow's LiveJournal, where it has received over 100 comments, and cross-posted to the comm sg_workshop.
== Some Topics Discussed ==
* Sex scenes as action scenes
* Ratios of action to context
* Show, Don't Tell
* Building tension in a story
== Excerpts ==
== See also ==
* How to Write a Sex Scene by Resonant
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
The Forrester Papers

The Forrester Papers is subtitled, "A ‘War of the Worlds’ Concordance." It was compiled by Elyse Dickenson and contains 206 pages of non-fiction articles about the first season of the show. 
It won a 1990 Fan Q.
==A Second Issue?==
There was a second issue, focusing on the second season, proposed in The Blackwood Project #7 (1990). In "The Blackwood Project 11" (1991), the editor writes: "Due to various unforeseen circumstances, publication of this guide is being pushed back. To what date, I'm honestly not quite sure, but I will get the zine out." 
It is unknown if this second issue came to fruition, but it seems unlikely. 
From a 1990 flyer: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1993===
===2016===
==References==
 
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:1989 Zines
The Forsyte Saga

The Forsyte Saga is a novel series by English author John Galsworthy, published from 1906 to 1921. Adaptations include a popular 1967 BBC serial and a 2002 Granada Television serial.
Principal characters include controlling husband Soames Forsyte and his wife Irene.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Forsyte Saga - All Media Types at Archive of Our Own
* Forsyte Saga at FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Television
The Forum (SFWA newsletter)

The Forum is an internal newsletter for members of Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America. It is published four times a year.
It began in October 1967 and was originally titled "SFWA Forum."
#34 was published in 1974
#96 was published in 1986
Image:sfwa1.jpg|front cover of #1 (October 1967)
Image:sfwa6.jpg|front cover of issue #5 (1968, 16 pages)
Image:sfwa12.jpg|front cover of issue #5 (August 1969, 22 pages)
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1960s Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:2010s Zines
Category:1967 Zines
The Fountainhead

The Fountainhead is a novel by Ayn Rand. A film adaptation featuring Gary Cooper was released in 1949.
The novel's protagonist, Howard Roark, is a bright young modern architect who refuses to compromise on his designs.
Beyond being part of the broader fandom surrounding Rand's ideology and works, The Fountainhead is also popular with some architects, who identify themselves with Roark. Often this is limited to a commonly re-shared excerpt in which Roark criticizes the Parthenon.
==Fanfiction==
A lot of The Fountainhead fan fiction is satirical and disparaging. 
===Archives===
* The Fountainhead fics on Fanfiction.net
* The Fountainhead fics on Archive of our Own
===Notable Stories===
*The Alternator by Raspberryhunter
*Anchor Falls by Zeronova
====Crossovers====
*The One With The Fountainhead by Shlomif — crossover with Friends
==External links==
* In which I talk about The Fountainhead and fanfic on LiveJournal
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
The Four-Leafed Clover of Fanfiction

The Four-Leafed Clover of Fanfiction is a 2013 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* this essay contains many practical hints and advice about how to be a better writer, emphasis on fanwriting, the four-leaf clover is used as a metaphor: "talent, skill, effort, and audience" plus the added layer of luck
* the eye-rolling, predictable complaints about fan fiction one can find all over the internet
* Sturgeon's Law
* a jab at Lee Goldberg
* some people are better at writing than others, are born to tell stories
* sometimes posting to the internet in a hasty manner makes fanwriters lazy, why improve when everyone gives only fabulous, non-critical feedback
* reading feedback for other stories can teach you what not to do in your own
* writing drabbles can teach you economy of language 
* do your research, such as studying anatomy "so as to avoid Stretchy the Wonder Penis"
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2013 Meta
The Four Kingdoms

The Four Kindoms is a Magnificent Seven fantasy AU novel by Meg Tipper.
Summary: "In the Four Kingdoms, Sir Larabee is the champion of a fallen kingdom, Vin Tanner a scout and archer, Lord Standish a thief, Josiah Sanchez a mage, Nathan Jackson a healer, Buck Wilmington a former Captain of the Guard, and JD Dunne a stable-boy. In Book One, a maddened King is attempting to recreate an ancient empire by combining the Four Kingdoms into one, and, when the story begins, he has all but succeeded. In order to prevent the darkness that will come with the empire, these seven men were destined to come together to stop him." 
There are also four sequels. Book Two: After the Fall, Book Three: The Fay Wars Book Four: The Border and Book Five: Rhea and the Wolf".
Category:Magnificent Seven FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction
The Fourth Incarnation of Doctor Who

The Fourth Incarnation of Doctor Who is a gen zine that ran six issues. Title and cover art indicate that the Society of Time Lords were fans of the fourth Doctor.
"We began our own fan club and published a small zine... The interest lasted about three years, then it began to become commonplace. It was too easy to obtain DW material. In other words, "the thrill was gone." from Between Friends #12 
Image:fourthincarnfront.jpg|front cover of Spring/Summer 1984 issue
Image:fourthincarnback.jpg|back cover of Spring/Summer 1984 issue
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The Fourth Season That Might Have Been

The Fourth Season That Might Have Been is an essay by Don Harden. It speculated on what progress Star Trek: TOS had made in terms of scripts and creative work regarding an addition season of the original run on television. 
The essay was originally published in Stardate #16 in 1982, and was posted online at Orion Press' website.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Fourth Wall (essay by The Winter Otter)

The Fourth Wall is an untitled post by thewinterotter responding to a question about why fans worry about the fourth wall disappearing. 
The essay was posted around the time that many fans on Tumblr, including Teen Wolf fans, were debating over the ban on bringing Sterek material to conventions for the actors to sign. (See also the history of the Sterek Book). 
Excerpts from the post are below. You can read the entire post here.
==The Question==
==Answer (Excerpts)==
==Reactions and Responses==
The tumblr post was liked and reblogged over 240 times. A few fans added their comments:
==References==
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2014 Meta
The Fourth Wall (video award contest)

The Fourth Wall is an annual vidding contest co-judged by obsessive24 and bradcpu. It accepts live action vids, AMVs, trailers, video game vids, actor appreciation vids and vids using original and/or external video footage. It was founded in 2007 and has been held every year since. 
Categories include: Achievement in Use of Music, Achievement In Innovation, and Achievement in Vidding. 
Winners receive a custom award banner to display in their blog or on their website.
==Winners for 2007==
Achievement in Use of Music: Damaged (link) by dragonchic (Heroes) 
Achievement In Innovation: Tabula Rasa by hollywoodgrrl (Doctor Who) 
Achievement in Vidding: Only (link) by Cherry (BSG)
Honorary Awards: Hemorrhage (link) by Fabella (Supernatural), Us by Lim (multifandom, meta)
==Winners for 2008==
Achievement in Use of Music: This Is Matrix Life ( link) by Mister Anderson (The Matrix)
Achievement In Innovation: I Want You (She's So Heavy) (link) by kiki_miserychic (Supernatural, Planet Terror, and Zombieduck (with addition footage from I Know Who Killed Me))
Achievement in Vidding: Beautiful Struggle by nc (Harry Potter)
Honorary Awards: In Exchange For Your Tomorrows by Lim (Harry Potter), Handlebars by Flummery (Doctor Who)
==Winners for 2009==
Achievement in Use of Music: Khwaab (The Dream) (link) by dragonchic (Slumdog Millionaire)
Achievement In Innovation: Carnival of Rust (Supernatural vid) ( link) by absrip (Supernatural)
Achievement in Vidding: In My Veins ( link) by Milly (Heroes)
Honorary Awards: Army of Me (link) by lithiumdoll (TSCC), Unnatural Selection by charmax (multifandom)
==Winners for 2010==
Achievement in Use of Music: Bother ( link) by dragonchic (Watchmen)
Achievement In Innovation: Tandemonium (link) by jarrow (BSG)
Achievement in Mood: Seven (link) by hollywoodgrrl and ohvienna (David Lynch)
Achievement in Vidding: Tandemonium ( link) by jarrow (BSG)
Honorary Awards: Deeper and Deeper (link) by hollywoodgrrl (Legend of the Seeker), Better Version of Me (link) by Thandie (Sherlock (BBC))
==Winners for 2011==
Achievement in Use of Music: I Want It All (link) by dragonchic (Friday Night Lights)
Achievement in Innovation: Coin Operated Boy (link) by counteragent (Supernatural/Fandom meta)
Achievement in Mood: I Just Had Sex by mresundance (Thor)
Achievement in Vidding: Coin Operated Boy (link) by counteragent (Supernatural/Fandom meta)
Honorary Awards: ¬hing ( link) by SmokeyFizz (Supernatural), Hands Away ( link) by chaila and beccatoria (Fringe/TSCC)
Category:Vidding Awards
Category:Multifandom Awards
Category:2007 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Category:2010s Awards
The Fox and the Wolf (Pros universe created by Jane Carnall)

You may be looking for the Pros created universe of the same name by Fanny Adams.
The Fox and the Wolf universe is a series of slash Professionals stories written around a shared universe created by Jane Carnall and Nicole C. The universe featured a rare pairing in the Professionals universe: Bodie and his employer George Cowley. It deals with homophobia and DADT as Cowley is outed, and fired from CI5. The stories were released on the circuit library, and at one point Jane published a free circuit fanzine A Simple Game that compiled sequels to the main story: "Lest These Dark Days."
The zine sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
==Stories in the Series==
FOX AND WOLF Bodie/Cowley 
1. Lest These Dark Days - in Proslib (CDs) (1993)
2. This Classical Dilemma - zine novel in the paper circuit (1993)
3. As Games Are Played - zine novel in the paper circuit (1993)
4. Woven Patternings - zine anthology in the paper circuit, containing a prequel to Lest These Dark Days: Bottle for the New Year by Barbara T (1997)
==Sequels to Lest These Dark Days==
*Duty Roster by Atropos
*Turn Safe to Rest by Jane Carnall
*A Friend of Loftier Mind by Jane Carnall & Atropos
*The Last Lap by Jane Carnall & Atropos
*The Last Straw by Jane Carnall & Atropos
==Sequels to This Classical Dilemma==
*Chapter O by Jane Carnall, Ann J and Nicole C
*The Tarot Bits by Jane Carnall, Ann J and Nicole C
*Neither Merciful Nor Just by Shoshanna 
==Sequels to As Games are Played==
*Tales from the Airing Cupboard by Atropos
*The Dinner Party by Jane Carnall
*Poetic Justice by Atropos
*A Stranger and Afraid by Jane Carnall & Atropos
==Some Context and History==
From Carnall in 1993: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Shared Universes
Category:1993 Fanfiction
Category:1990s Fanworks
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
The Fox of Masyaf

The Fox of Masyaf (馬西亞夫之狐) is a Chinese-language Assassin's Creed fanfiction. It is an Altaïr/Desmond AU in which Altaïr is a were-fox. The story was originally published online in 18 blog posts, but later also printed as a doujinshi. It is rated PG-13.
Category:Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2013 Doujinshi
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:Chinese Doujinshi
Category:Chinese Language Fanfiction
The Fragile Bottle

The Fragile Bottle is a Kirk/Spock story by Robin Hood. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #13. 
 
==Summary==
"Spock decides to leave the Enterprise after Kirk risks the ship to rescue him, but then receives a visitor who shows him what would have been if he had never been aboard the Enterprise."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1999===
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===2010===
==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Frame Behind Your Shield

The Frame Behind Your Shield is a Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic doujinshi by DalcRose that features Sinbad x Jafar, with Judal appearing as well.
It has been scanlated by MewDragon Scans.MewDragon Scans. The Frame Behind Your Shield (Sinbad x Jafar + Judal) - English. 5 April 2016. (Accessed 13 January 2019.)
* Scanner and typesetter: SetsuntaMew
* Translator: taco-jesus
* Cleaners: lucari and SetsuntaMew
== Gallery ==
Image:The Frame Behind Your Shield Cover.png|Front cover of "The Frame Behind Your Shield"
Image:The Frame Behind Your Shield Back.png|Back cover of "The Frame Behind Your Shield"
== References ==
Category:Magi Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
The Franco-Midland Hardware Company

The Franco-Midland Hardware Company (aka the FMHC or The Company) is a Sherlockian fan club based in the UK, but with international membership. It is unclear whether this group is still active.
FMHC's mission is "the development of studies of the world of Sherlock Holmes, as created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and studies of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle himself. It currently has members in more than forty countries. The group has reasonably been described as being the most active Holmesian organisation in the world."The Franco-Midland Hardware Company, archived 5 February 2004.
According to The bedside, bathtub & armchair companion to Sherlock Holmes, FMHC has organized events "such as a dinner aboard a steam train at the site of one of the canonical adventures and an eight-day expedition to Reichenbach in Switzerland. They have also erected a plaque at Conan Doyle's home in Hindhead."Dick Riley and Pam McAllister. The bedside, bathtub & armchair companion to Sherlock Holmes. Continuum International Publishing Group, 1999. p. 101. Google Books.
The group has also published various guides and fanzines through Sherlock Publications, including The FMHC Memo.
The name of the group is a reference to the Sherlock Holmes story "The Stock-broker's Clerk."
==References==
Category:Sherlock Holmes
The French Songbird Affair

The French Songbird Affair is a gen 107-page Man from UNCLE novel by Diana Smith and Pat Dunn. It is set in the same universe as The St. Crispin's Day Society. Color cover by Lisa Madden, back cover by Suzan Lovett.
==Summary==
From the publisher, "In January, 1946, Alexander Waverly ,late of British Intelligence, recruited 13 uniquely qualified men to be the Enforcement agents of a newly organized, multi-national security agency called U.N.C.L.E. One of them was a man Waverly had run intelligence operations with during World War II, a dashing wealthy playboy gambler named Nate Cassidy.
Affable, incorruptible,a master of manipulation,over the years Cassidy became the unofficial dean of the field agents, a friend of Illya Kuryakin and the mentor of Napoleon Solo. Indeed, it was Cassidy's idea to pair them together.
But now it's 1968 and Cassidy is dead, murdered by Thrush with a bullet to the head in the middle of the desert outside Las Vegas. And even though he always counseled Solo not to allow personal relationships to interfere with his duty to U.N.C.L.E., it seems Cassidy has left behind a loose end --- a longtime mistress tucked away in Switzerland named Lili Toussaint, once known as Seraphine.
Lili's existence has been a secret to everyone but Waverly, but now Thrush knows as well, and without Nate to protect her, she's a target for kidnapping or worse. Solo and Illya are sent to protect her and as the story alternates between the present day peril and Nate and Lili's adventures during WW II, Solo must come to terms with the contradictions of his spiritual godfather, a man he thought he knew, and re-examine his feelings about what it means to be an U.N.C.L.E. agent." Zine blurb on the publisher's website, accessed September 20, 2009.
==References==
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

This page is about the 1990s sitcom. For the 2022 drama, refer to Bel-Air.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is an American comedy series that follows young Will Smith who moves to live with his wealthy relatives, the Banks – Phil and Vivian, their children, Hilary, Carlton, and Ashley, and their butler Geoffrey – in Bel-Air at the request of his mother who wants him to have a better life. His lifestyle often clashes with that of his upper-class relatives.
The series gained cult status in Brazil, being extremely frequently referenced by many fans, in large part due to its mostly POC cast.
In 2022, a reimagined version of the show, Bel-Air, began airing, notably based on a fan film of the same name. This served to breathe some new life into the fandom for The Fresh Prince, and some fanworks combine the two fandoms. However, the reimagined show is noticeably darker in tone and takes a very different direction with its story and characters.
==Fandom==
The series has a small online fandom, with fewer than 100 works published on AO3, a number of which are crackfics. The most popular ship is Will Smith/Carlton Banks, with Will Smith/Philip Banks having a more minor presence. The canon ship Will Smith/Lisa Wilkes also has a few fanworks. There is also a preponderance of A/B/O fic in the fandom due to a particular series, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air A/B/O, making up roughly 1/3 of the published works in the fandom. All works in the series are anonymous.
The fandom has a similarly-sized presence on Fanfiction.net, with fanworks skewing more towards gen than shipfic.
==Fanworks==
===Bel-Air Fan Film===
In 2019, filmmaker Morgan Cooper wrote and directed a short fan film, 'Bel-Air', which reimagined The Fresh Prince as a darker and grittier drama rather than a pure comedy, while retaining the same premise.
It was published to YouTube by Sun Square Media, with the description:
The film went viral and was seen by actor Will Smith. In a YouTube video of his own, he called the film a “Brilliant idea, the dramatic version of The Fresh Prince for the next generation.”Will Smith Calls Dramatic Fan-Made ‘Bel-Air’ Trailer “Brilliant”, Ryan Parker, The Hollywood Reporter. Published April 26, 2019 (Accessed August 1, 2022). The fan film was later developed into a fully-fledged two-season series, Bel-Air, with Morgan Cooper executive producing alongside Will Smith.
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
*Philly’s own! #WillSmith by @ctd_philly (2018)
*Fanart by 4umilivu (2021)
*I've been watching Fresh Prince lately by ezravogelofficial (2022)
==Archives & Resources==
*The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Fan Wiki
*Fresh Prince of Bel-Air tag at AO3
*Fresh Prince of Bel Air on Fanfiction.net
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Friend in Need Affair

The Friend in Need Affair is a gen Man from UNCLE 10-page single story hurt/comfort novel by Jill Thomasson. 
It was originally published in The McCallum Observer.
"Leaving his partner behind in the hands of THRUSH has never been an acceptable option for Napoleon. But this time, during a covert assignment he is forced to make that decision."
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2000s
The Friendly Five

The Friendly Five refers to the five semi-canonical characters of Chumvi, Kula, Malka, Tama, and Tojo from the universe of The Lion King.
One source explains the characters inclusions thusly:
This explains why characters like Mheetu or Mtoto aren't part of the group and the number stops at five: Mheetu was omitted from the original film, and Mtoto has no illustration accompanying his name.
==Source Texts==
==Fandom==
The Friendly Five are often accompanied in fanworks by the other lions of that generation, both in terms of canon characters, like Simba and Nala, and semi-canon, such as Mheetu. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====Links====
*The Six (Jan 2011) by Artistic-Demise, with bonus Nala.
*color compairing (Feb 2011) by DJ88, featuring a colour comparison between the comics and the films of their work Cub Race.
*The octet (Oct 2013) by MalisTLK, with bonus Nala, Simba, and Mheetu.
*Boys (Aug 2015) by Solri-Elora, featuring the three boys. See here for their depictions as cubs.
*TLK Secondary Royal lions (Sept 2017) by NamyGaga, featuring the three boys with bonus Mheetu
====Gallery====
File:Tlk ascension by rakpolaris.jpg|TLK - Ascension (Aug 2012) by RakPolaris, minus Malka.
File:Semi canon gang by tuherrus.jpg|semi-canon gang (Jan 2019) by tuherrus, minus Malka.
==References==
Category:The Lion King