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Temporary Insanity

Temporary Insanity is a popslash site that was influential in the first wave of the fandom; the authors archived there are Julad, Calico, and Nemoinis, with Julad as the site owner/maintainer. In addition to the fiction, the site also was the gathering place for a couple of fandom-related activities; Profound Stupidity, where various fans wrote 'N Sync related haiku, and PicProv, where pictures were regularly posted as a starting point for stories, especially the type of quickly-written short stories that were part of the early culture of the fandom, called mprovs. 
Notable stories include: Julad's Exception To The Rule, a riff on The Same Inside, and Fragile, an early-ish story in the great wave of Chris/Lance fiction that swept the fandom; Calico's sexy Relief and Rumour; and Nemoinis' crackfic Milk.
Category:'N Sync
Category:2000s
Temps mort

temps_mort was a challenge community for weekly timed writing challenges. It was spun off from contrelamontre, and accepted works based on anime, manga and video games. There were 1,187 entries and 5,029 comments left in the community from 2003-2007.
==About==
In 2008, contrelamontre began accepting content that was previously covered by temps_mort:
==Affiliates==
*ame_soeur, for het and gen stories
*petitte_soeur, for original fiction
*contrelamontre, for non-anime slash
==Links==
*Community memories
*Community: temps_mort on AO3
Category:2000sCategory:Challenges
Temptation (S.W.A.T./Unusuals zine)

Temptation is a 196-page slash supernatural AU S.W.A.T. (2003)/The Unusuals collection by Bast & Sekhmet. The colour cover and colour interiors are by Bast. The pairing is Jim Street/Jason Walsh. 
"As always, a happy ending for Jim and Jason!" 
It was nominated for a FanQ.
==Summaries==
From the publisher:
* No No Bad Dog (Summary: Injured and traumatised in a building collapse, Jason has left the city behind and lives quietly and alone in his modest home in a quiet town. When a friend he trusts insists that perhaps a pet would help with his depression, Jason finally goes to an animal adoption fair and finds what he thinks will be the right dog. There's just one problem. His chosen furry companion is most certainly not a dog.) 
* Perfection (Summary: Jason is enjoying his mostly solitary life, but cannot hide his interest in the handsome young man who's become his neighbour. He's amused and intrigued to learn Jim Street is a ghost hunter, a man who believes in many strange things and is curious about them all... except werewolves and vampires. It doesn't take long before the two men are more than just neighbours, but it almost all comes apart when and old school friend of Jim's comes for a visit. The fallout from that drives Jim to an impulsive trip alone, and nearly costs Jason his heart's dearest desire: Jim's company forever.)
Category:S.W.A.T. (2003)
Category:The Unusuals
Category:2012 Zines
Temptation (Star Trek: TOS story by Monica Voile)

Temptation is a Kirk/Spock story by Monica Voile.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #6. 
 
==Summary==
"This story focuses on the newly developed intimate relationship between Kirk and Spock, and Spock's insecurities about its permanence. The action revolves around a ship-wide chess, tournament and Spock's efforts to keep Kirk away from temptation."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Temptations Renewed

Temptations Renewed is a K/S story by Flora Poste.
It was published in the print zine Amazing Grace #2 where it was accompanied by recipe. 
It was inspired by the story, Temptations by Sharon F. in Final Frontier #2.
==Summary==
"Kirk wonders at Spockʼs withdrawal since their last night of lovemaking, and hopes to pull him back while on shoreleave, afraid his lover is having seconds thoughts about bonding with him." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Tempus Fugit (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Tempus Fugit is a 124-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Sarah Hanrahan. 
It is a third-season story with no Diana.
From the author: "Catherine is dead, her son is lost, yet Vincent remains. The river of time flows on... yet the river has time has swirling eddies called fate, where the past and future can touch and merge."
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Tempus Fugit (Quantum Leap zine)

Tempus Fugit is a het Quantum Leap 180-page anthology. The cover is by Laura Kyro. 
* The Children's Hour	by	Terri Librande		(1)
* Dark Horse	by	Sharon Wisdom		(9)
* The Price: Al	by	Melissa Mastoris		(23)
* Illustration	by	Katia Charlea		(24)
* Words	by	Magali Andre & Micheline Caputo		(25)
* Time Ripples	by	Micheline Caputo		(35)
* Donna: The Wait	by	Melissa Mastoris		(91)
* Reflections	by	M.J. Frank		(92)
* Stormy Weather	by	Lorraine Anderson		(94)
* Beth's Lament	by	Melissa Mastoris		(101)
* First Christmas	by	M.J. Frank		(102)
* Promises to Keep	by	Janice Bilby		(121)
* Best Friend	by	Melissa Mastoris		(136)
* The New Century Chronicles	by	P.L. Poole		(137)
* The Waiting Room: Bobo, Chimp #52	by	Sharon Wisdom & Sandy Hall		(171)
 
Category:Het Zines Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Temuera Morrison

Temuera Morrison is a professional actor, probably best known to fandom for portraying Jango Fett and Boba Fett in Star Wars.
==Career==
(see Wikipedia for a complete filmography). Some of her roles that are best-known in fandom include:
* Jango Fett in Attack of the Clones; Fett and the clones in various spin-off media of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy
* Boba Fett in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett
* Tom Curry, Arthur Curry's father in the Marvel Cinamtic Universe Aquaman movie and related MCU properties. 
==Fandom==
Boba Fett as a character has had a fandom since the bounty hunter first appeared in the original Star Wars movies, but there was considerable surge in popularity and interest when the character was more deeply explored in Attack of the Clones, and once again when the character appeared in The Mandalorian. These fans were even more excited when it was announced that the character would get his own show, The Book of Boba Fett.
Some fans feel like Morrison and Ming-Na Wen were ripped off by the show-runners in Star Wars: e.g. 
Also this: posted to Tumblr by clonehub, 2023
Fans were hopeful at the news that Morrison would be playing Rex in a live-action series about the Clones.. Tumblr post by saradika, posted 25 May 2023.
===Interactions with Fans===
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by omaano, 2023
* by omaano -- fanart of characters from The Clone Wars TV that are voiced by Temuera Morrison
===Gifsets===
* Temuera Morrison in the Sons of Summer trailer by daimyosprincess
* Are we flooding Tumblr with Tem? by deewithani
* The one and only Temuera Morrison, the brilliant mind that gave us “Like a bantha!”, by calkestis
* Temuera Morrison as Axel in the film Barb Wire (1996) -- gifset by captainrexs, 2021
===Other===
* photo collection posted by sailorkamino
* "do it for him" meme by daimyosprincess
* interview quote and gif posted by dinbeskarbaby
* Some more blonde-haired Tem edits! by salamanderz13. Posted in anticipation of Morrison portraying "live-action Clone Wars Rex".
* gifset by kamino-coruscant, posted 2022
* Temuera Morrison in Occupation Rainfall posted by bobafettrules
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Temuera Morrison
*#temuera morrison on Tumblr
*https://www.bobafettfanclub.com/followfett/subject/temueramorrison/
==References ==
Ten-Credit Touch

Ten-Credit Touch is an adult het and slash humor 84-page anthology. It has the subtitle: "The Lighter Side of B7 Kink."
The art is by Mary Robert.
==From the Flyer==
==Contents==
* Always/Victimized by Bret Ramroy (1)
* Adult Fanfic: Adjectives (wordsearch puzzle) (3)
* Leadership Secrets of Commissioner Sleer: School Days by Lexa Reiss (5)
* Dayna's Songbook, filks by Mary Robert (7)
* In the Line of Duty by Lexa Reiss (17)
* A Mazing Puzzle (puzzle) (21)
* Jump-rope Rhymes from Gauda Prime (22)
* The Bonehead Lists, part one by the Gestalt (23)
* The Last Words of Space Commander Travis, cartoon by Brooke Barker (24)
* Intercepted Transmission by Lexa Reiss (25)
* Dirty Branching by Brooke Barker (a "choose-your-own-slash-adventure story") (27)
* Trivia Quiz for Experts Only by Bret Ramroy (43)
* Leadership Secrets of Commissioner Sleer: Men by Lexa Reiss (45)
* Moonlight Interlude, poem by Bret Ramroy (47)
* Found at the Bottom of Avon's Underwear Drawer, cartoon by Brooke Barker (48)
* The Naming of Naughty Bits (wordsearch puzzle) (49)
* Newsflash by Lexa Reiss (51)
* Found on the Floor of Servelan's Groundcar, cartoon by Brooke Barker (52)
* The Bonehead Lists, part two by the Gestalt (53) 
* Absurd/Balderdash by Bret Ramroy (55)
* Jump-rope Rhymes from Gauda Prime (58)
* Scorpio Blues, and Green by Lexa Reiss (59)
* Shameless Plug (wordsearch puzzle) (64)
* Avon's Oxymorons by the Gestalt (65)
* The Federation Grammarian by Brooke Barker (67)
* Extremely Nasty Limericks by Bret Ramroy (75)
* Leadership Secrets of Commissioner Sleer: Killing the Witnesses by Lexa Reiss (77)
* Quiz on Avon: A Terrible Novel by the Gestalt (79)
* The Day Avon Memorized the Thesaurus (81)
* Rejected Story Ideas by the Gestalt (82)
* Puzzle Solutions (83) 
==Inside Sample==
 
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Image:TenCreditTouch-8.jpg|the use of photocopied clippings and text in creative ways is reminiscent of the Starsky & Hutch zine Cucumbers and Crisco, and many of the Harry & Johnny zines
 File:TenCreditTouchquiz.jpg| part of a quiz poking fun at Avon: A Terrible Aspect 
 File:TenCreditTouchquiz-2.jpg| part of a quiz poking fun at Avon: A Terrible Aspect
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1993===
===1995===
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Ten Buck Fucks

Ten Buck Fucks is a Hard Core Logo slash archive. It was created March 18, 2000.Ten Buck Fucks: What's New?, via Wayback. (Accessed 31 December 2011) The first update reads: 
:"Ten Buck Fucks: Hard Core Logo Slash Archive" created. Eternal thanks go to Walter for hosting the archive, and to Te for suggesting the title. Stories and series from Amy B., Kellie Matthews, Nicole S., Te, Mairead Triste and Viridian5 added."
The stories were sorted by title and by author, there was an index for crossovers, screen grabs, Hard Core Logo Lyrics, links and a guestbook.
The page was a member of the Pretty Boy Slash Webring, the RareSlash Ring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Ten Buck Fucks: Web Rings, via Wayback. (Accessed 31 December 2011)
A Wayback screencap from June 6, 2002Ten Buck Fucks: A Hard Core Logo Slash Archive, via Wayback. (Accessed 31 December 2011) shows the following message:
:Ten Buck Fucks has been removed from the web.
:It probably won't be back.
:Shrift has created a new Hard Core Logo archive at http://hcl.shriftweb.org/.
:Have a nice day. 
==References==
Category:Hard Core Logo
Category:2000s
Category:Squidge.org
Ten Commandments

*The Ten Commandments, essay by B. Cavis
*The Ten Commandments of Fan Fiction, essay by Kathryn Anderson
*Fandom's Ten Commandments, essay by the Media Cannibals
*The Ten Commandments of Crossovers, essay by Lucy Gillam
*The Quill is Slashier...The Ten Commandments of Hercules: TLJ Slash, essay by Morgan
*The Ten Commandments of Dog Ownership, Sherlock doujinshi
Ten Forward

Ten Forward was a British Star Trek fan club established to meet the needs of Star Trek Fans throughout the world.
 
Based in Rotherham South Yorkshire, the club grew at its height to having a membership of over three thousand people. Honorary members included Gene Roddenberry, Majel Barret, Richard Arnold, Patrick Stewart, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and lots more. 
The club produced a regular newsletter on a bi-monthly basis called Warp Speed, and a smaller version called Sub-Light. 
It attended many conventions with its members over the years and in a similar way to the club it followed, it assigned members to starships and starbases to give them more personal ownership and allowed them to rise in rank within the club. 
The club also ran a number of social events/gatherings called TinyCons these were very successful and attracted members from all over the UK. It also ran dealers tables to promote the club at many conventions and gatherings as well as running a number of gaming events and play by mail programmes in starship combat. 
The club founders Sean Quinn Helliwell, Paul Rowe and Glynn Haythorne remain Star Trek fans to this day.
Paul Rowe also founded Sheffield Star Fleet which evolved into Northern Star Fleet Alliance (NSFA was a separate entity, they existed in parallel for a few years.)
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Ten Minutes or So

Ten Minutes or So is a Darkover story by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
[[ File:dicottman7-5.jpg| thumb| left|from Contes di Cottman IV #7, one of two illos by Hannah Shapero for "Ten Minutes or So." Note: One of the illos for this story by Hannah Shapero also appeared in Definitive Definitive Issue 8 in August 1985 for "Bride Price" a story that was also in a program book for Darkover Grand Council Meeting. The two fics, however, different stories. The illos for both stories did not appear in the program book. In 2016, the artist wrote: "In a fan story, a Darkovan colonial girl nurses a stranded spaceman back to health. This episode appears in almost every fantasy story, a "trope" to use the current word for it. It's also called a "hurt-comfort scene" and was especially popular among the writers of Star Trek fan fiction. Nowadays the fan writers are still producing such scenes in their writing about male British TV adventure characters like Sherlock and Watson. It's much more common to find this scene played between a girl or woman and the male hero, who is often a soldier or a spy. It is always the precursor to a sexual liaison between the recovered man and his caring nurse. In this case there is also the usual corollary, that she gets pregnant by him. The child turns out to be the Liberator of the Colonialists, or the Hero of the Future, given that he has the ancestry from both sides of the conflict. It's Darkovan fan fiction, but as usual I have little or no memory of the original story. I do like that I put garlic in the picture. Black ink on illustration board, 8 1/2" x 11", summer 1984." - pyracanthasketch] 
==Publishing History==
* the program book for Darkover Grand Council Meeting II (1979) 
* Contes di Cottman IV #7 (1985) 
* Sternenkristall #1 (unknown date, likely after 1985)
* DAW Books anthology Towers of Darkover (1993)
==Author's Foreword== 
 From the story's foreword by Marion Zimmer Bradley: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1979 Fanfiction
Ten Reasons to Avoid Reading AUs

Ten Reasons to Avoid Reading AUs is a 1993 Professionals essay by Alexfandra. 
It was posted to Virgule-L and quoted here on Fanlore with permission. 
The topic: the tropes of The Professionals fanfic.
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta, as well as Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==The Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1993 Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Ten Thirteen Productions

:For the Starsky and Hutch zine, see Ten-Thirteen.
Ten Thirteen Productions is the name of the production company of Chris Carter. It was named after Carter's date of birth (10.13 = 13th October). During the production period of The X-Files it was located in a bungalow at the FOX Lot in Century City. The company's logo, which can be seen in the credits of each production, consists of a flickering movie projector that projects the words "Ten Thirteen" in block letters on a canvas and a boy (Nathan the son of Thierry Couturier) can be heard saying "I made this!".
The term is sometimes used synonymously by the X-Files fandom to refer to TPTB.
==History==
Ten Thirteen was founded in 1993 by Chris Carter for the production of The X-Files. After the success of the series, Carter also produced all the other series he had created. In 2002, after the end of the original run of the X-Files, the company dissolved, but re-established itself for the second film. The code name was "Crying Box Productions".
==Productions==
*(1993 - 2002) The X-Files
*(1996-1999) Millennium
*(1998) The X-Files - The Movie
*(1999-2000) Harsh Realm
*(2001) The Lone Gunmen
*(2008) The X-Files - I Want to Believe
*(2009) Fencewalker
*(2014) The After
*(2015-2016) The X-Files Event Series
*2017 The X-Files Event Series 2
==Staff==
*Chris Carter - CEO
*Frank Spotnitz - President
*Mary Astadourian - Vice President
*Ken Horton - President
*Jana Fain - Office Manager
*(2007) Gabe Rotter - Director of Development
Category:X-Files
Ten Thoughts About Writing "Realistic" Men

Ten Thougths About Writing "Realistic" Men is a 2001 essay by Carene. 
The essay has ten parts.
"I keep hearing this complaint: women writing slash don't portray men, or gay men, realistically."
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
 
* women writing men
* slash
==The Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Ten Thousand, All in Advance... Pro Novel News & Reviews

Ten Thousand, All in Advance... Pro Novel News & Reviews is the title of a 1994 conversation among fans about the quality of Star Trek tie-in novels.
The first part was in Crossfire Zone #9 (September 1994). The rebuttal by fans, and comments by the original authors, was in Crossfire Zone #10 (November 1994).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the terrible quality of Star Wars Tie-in Novels
* the tie-in novels lack character development, emotion, originality, and common sense
* are bad Star Wars better than none at all?
* Splinter of the Mind's Eye, and the Trek novel The Price of the Phoenix
* should Trek writers write Star Wars fiction?
* why aren't real admirers of Star Wars allowed to write the novels? is it because they care too much?
==The First Comments: Editors of "Crossfire Zone"==
==The Response: "Kimberly" and the Rebuttal: "Editors of 'Crossfire Zone'"==
==References==
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Wars Meta
Ten Thousand Leagues Above You

Ten Thousand Leagues Above You is a Hal Jordan/Barry Allen fanbook published in 2016. It contains 8 fanfics (16,000 words) and 7 illustrations. The interior is fully black and white, including the pictures. The cover was drawn by cyanparade, guests included chinkatsu-don, justa-fanboy, plasmasnakecat, endlessstarrysky, and charismabell.
Promo Blurb:
The project started around February 2016 and officially concluded on 17 March, 2017. 44 copies were sold in the first two months, not counting giveaway copies. The fanbook was eventually made available as a free PDF on Payhip for a limited time.
Contents Page:
Category:Slash Zines
Category:DC Zines
Category:Justice League
Category:2016 Zines
Ten Years And Muses

Ten Years And Muses is a Hanson fanfic written by Abby Young and Charlotte. It was originally published under the pen name Madden Olivia.
The story begins with Melody Banks being forced to revisit her teenage relationship with Taylor Hanson when she is asked to review a Hanson concert. Their relationship ended when she discovered he had been communicating with a girl named Natalie (his real life wife) who he was forced to marry when she became pregnant. In the story, unlike in real life, the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage, a fact that is important to the story's plot.
Ten Years And Muses also features a relationship between Melody and a character named Jason, modeled after the actor Jason Momoa. Mel's best friend Andrew Brooks, better known as Drew, also rekindles her steamy teenage affair with Zac during the story.
Although the story is credited to both authors, Abby did most of the writing with Charlotte acting mostly as a beta reader.
From Abby's introduction to the story:
==Yesterday==
Written by Abby and Charlotte during their teenage years and never shared online, Yesterday was the story of Mel and Drew's original relationships with the Hanson brothers. Madden admits that the characters were self inserts, although they evolved into more than that by the time she wrote Ten Years And Muses. Some of Mel and Drew's backstory was changed in Ten Years And Muses, but the gist is that Mel and Taylor were childhood best friends who grew into a romantic relationship, while Drew and Zac's relationship was based almost entirely on sexual chemistry and ended on a far less sour note than Taylor and Mel's.
Portions of Yesterday were published online after the completion of Ten Years And Muses.
==Ten Years And Muses -- The Wedding==
A sequel in which Taylor and Mel get married. Halfway through the story, Abby began to publish alternate chapters in which Mel ended up with Jason, a character very closely based on Jason Momoa rather than Taylor.
==The Sun in My Sky==
An in progress spinoff sequel that follows the alternate chapters of The Wedding. This story focuses largely on Mel and Jason, although Taylor does make a small appearance.
==Reactions and Reviews==
From a review by Bethany on PlaceToHide.net:
From a post on Abby's forum:
From a review by Elizabeth on Belle's Fanfic Reviews:
==Awards==
TYAM won awards in the Blank Page Awards and is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2010s
Ten Years On

Ten Years On was a relaxacon hosted by Sara S in London in October 1985 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Starsky & Hutch. 
Additional mini-gatherings were planned for the spring of the following year, one of them on May 17, 1986. There were also three scheduled in London in 1987 for April, July, and October. 
This fan meet-up/mini-con originated with Huggy's-in-the-Strand (May 1985) and was one action that some fans took when the sixth DobeyCon was cancelled. There is much discussion about this in the letterzine APB.
These gatherings became the Starsky & Hutch London Fandays.
==The DobeyCon Non-Connection==
In May 1985, one of the organizers of DobeyCon (Lyndy Harding) wrote about plans for a different ten-year celebration, one called |Bullet: From Harding in Between Friends #9: 
That con never took place, and "Ten Years On" did instead.
==Fan Comments==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Conventions Category:1985 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom