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The Leather Library

The Leather Library was a Draco/Hermione directory for the pairing's fanfiction. Over 3407 links were listed.
* Novels: 25 chapters and onwards, chapters in the fandom are often short but 15 chapters is a novel by fandom standards.
* Moderates: A length in between short and long 15 to 24 chapters.
* Shorts: 2 to 14 chapters, a short is often a long one shot split up to make multiple chapters.
* Incomplete: Unfinished fics. Works in progress and abandoned fics.
* One Shots: One chapter more than 1000 words.
* Drabbles: Less than 1000 words, ratings G to R. NC-17 drabbles can be found in the One Shots section.
The categories were then separated by the story's rating.
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:Harry Potter Recommendation Sites
Category:2000s
Category:Het Websites
Category:Het Recommendation Sites‎
The Lecherous Tentacles of Dr Squidlove

The Lecherous Tentacles of Dr Squidlove is the fanfiction site of Dr Squidlove. 
Each fandom has its own subpage. The BtVS page features Giles/Xander slash, the Star Wars TPM stories are mostly Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan, the Oz fiction has a strong focus on Beecher with several Beecher/Keller stories, the Velvet Goldmine page has an Arthur/Curt story, the Star Trek Voyager fiction is mosty Janeway/Paris het and The X-Files fiction is mostly gen. 
The site also has a section with fanart.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Oz Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Velvet Goldmine Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:2010s Author Pages
The Left Hand

You may be looking for The Left Hand of Madness, a Star Trek Voyager zine.
The Left Hand is a 220-page anthology based on the 2004 movie Van Helsing and contains both slash and het. It has a colour cover and eight colour illustrations.
* Prey, by Jenny Saypaw
* A-Mazing-Journey, by Nightowl Maze puzzle.
* Green Tea, by Bog
* Colour plate by Helyn Highwater. Colour illustration by Anukk.
* Snikt, by Bog Cartoon.
* Book of Armaments, by Bog Cartoon.
* When the Wolf-bane Blooms, by Horserider
* Colour plate by Jenny Saypaw.
* Tragic Crossover, by Bog Cartoon.
* Monster Mash, by Bog Word-find puzzle.
* The Succubus Affair, by Jenny Saypaw
* Colour plate by Helyn Highwater.
* A Master's Kiss, by Anukk Colour illustration.
* Látigo Demonio, by Joe Lawson
* Colour plate by Helyn Highwater. Colour illustration by Anukk.
* B&W internal illustrations by Jenny Saypaw
Category:Van Helsing
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Het Zines
The Left Hand of Madness

The Left Hand of Madness is a slash 200-page Chakotay/Paris novel by Siubhan aka Jennifer Pelland. 
The cover artwork and graphics are by Anna Shuford.
The Left Hand of Madness was posted online as a six part series between 06/1995 and 01/1997. Parts 1-3 could be found in the aviary.share.net archive under pub/startrek/adult/voy. Part 4, the Interlude, and the Epilogue could be found under pub/startrek/story/voy. The whole story can be found today in the Trekiverse archive.
In 1997, it was published as a print zine.
It required an age statement to purchase.
==Summary==
Summary from the publisher: "When Commander Chakotay and Lt. Tom Paris are stranded alone on a planet, some interesting developments occur. Then, when they return, they have to cope with life going on." 
==Probably Inspiration==
This story was likely directly influenced and inspired by The Left Hand of Darkness, a 1969 novel by Ursula K. Le Guin that was an early example of feminist science fiction and genderfuck.
==Recs and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
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==References==
 
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:Star Trek VOY C/P FanfictionCategory:Slash Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:1996 ZinesCategory:1997 Zines
The Legacy (Beauty and the Beast zine by Sandy P. Shelton)

The Legacy is a 194-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Sandy P. Shelton. It was edited by Vicki Thomas and Joann Grant. The art is by Sandy C. Shelton.
It is the sequel to Love Has Not Forgotten You.
The pairings are Vincent/Catherine and Joe/Diana.
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Legacy (Star Trek: TOS newsletter)

The Legacy is a Star Trek: TOS club newsletter edited by Lisa Wahl. 
"Continuing the story of the trials and tribulations of our starship, The Legacy's two to six pages contains info on meetings, other local goings on, and the current insanity aboard the ship. If your sense of humor is as odd as ours, you might enjoy it, even if you aren't a local member." 
This publication is a sort of sister zine to Omne Praeceptum Frangit.
At least to issues of "The Legacy" were The Federation Enquirer #31 and #32, see that page.
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1980s
The Legacy (Star Trek: TOS story by Eva Stuart)

The Legacy is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #1. 
==Series==
In order of publication, possibly not in fictional chronological order:
* The Sun Rising (Classified Assignments #1) (1981)
* The Anniversary (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Love's War (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Legacy (The Voice #1) (1982)
* The Solution (Classified Assignments #2) (1982) 
* The Still Centre (The Voice #2) (1983)
* Patterns (T'hy'la #3) (1983)
* Winter Storm (The Voice #3) (1984) 
* A Day in the Life (The Voice #3) (1984)
* The Visit (The Voice #4) (1985)
* The Lion and the Lamb ("touched" #5) (1985)
* The Rescue ("touched" #6) (1986)
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are celebrating their one year anniversary when they are asked to help a past acquantance, the young ruler of a Klingon planet."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
===1985===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
The Legacy (Star Trek: TOS story by Mara-Lyn Cade)

The Legacy is a Kirk/Spock story by Mara-Lyn Cade. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #14.
 
==Summary==
"Part III of the trilogy based on The Price and the Prize. A/U: Carolʼs death after giving birth to Kirkʼs son threatens to tear Kirk and Spock apart when Spockʼs true parentage is discovered and he and Kirk are sold into slavery."
==Excerpt==
"Jim felt the hard fingers pressed to the flesh as if it were his own face Sporl held. He gasped , feeling the power of the Elders slice into Spock's defenseless mind. The battered body stiffened in a pitiful attempt to evade their assault; but the Elders leisurely rifled the Vulcan's thoughts, his emotions, his memories. The violation centered on their union. Memories of shared times were dissected. The bond he and Spock had formed was touched, examined with disbelief which strengthened into disgust. Jim was on the outside now, no longer a part of the meld, no longer a part of Spock. He had no strength, no will to control his being. He allowed the guards to support his slumped body as he watched the savage mind probe terminated. The bond was broken."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990=== 
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines

* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Series by K.S. Langley, a series in Legacy #1-#4
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The K/S Press: 1996 to the Present by Dorothy Laoang in Legacy #5
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The LOC Connection: 1989 to 1993 by Dorothy Laoang in Legacy #5
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Come Together: 1994-1996 by Starshadow in Legacy #5
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Treklink: 1986-1987 by Dorothy Laoang in Legacy #5
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: British Letterzines: STAG, IDIC, and Communicator by Dorothy Laoang in Legacy #5
* The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: On the Double by Dorothy Laoang in Legacy #5
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: British Letterzines: STAG, IDIC, and Communicator

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: British Letterzines: STAG, IDIC, and Communicator was in the zine Legacy #5. The subject is the letterzines STAG, IDIC and Communicator. The article includes a very brief description of these zines, and an interview with Sheila Clark, see Legacy Interview with Sheila Clark.
 
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
 
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The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Come Together: 1994-1996

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Come Together: 1994-1996 was in the zine Legacy #5. The subject of the article (more an outline or series of casual notes) is the letterzine Come Together and its common themes and subject. 
 
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
 
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Category:2007 Meta
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The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: On the Double

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The LOC Connection: On the Double is an article by Dorothy Laoang that was printed in an article in the zine Legacy #5. 
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
The first part of this article contains a short description of the letterzine On the Double's editorial policy and rules. 
This fan work includes excerpts of an interview with Chris Soto in On the Double #3, of an interview with Bill in On the Double #5, and of an excerpt from "Where Are They Now?" in On the Double #9, one which has some information about Pat Stall and why she gafiated, see that page.
==The Interviews==
* On the Double Interview with Chris Soto
* On the Double Interview with Bill S
 
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The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Series by K.S. Langley

You may be looking for The Legacy of K/S in Zines.
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Series by K.S. Langley is a series of articles by K.S. Langley that were published in four issues of Legacy.
A similar series is by Dorothy Laoang, one which includes interviews, was published in Legacy #5. 
==From Legacy 1==
The first part has an introduction by Dorothy Laoang called "Fans Like to Talk." In this introduction, Laoang defines lettercol, letterzine, and APA. She writes that "APAs were considered personal correspondence and were not to be sold or distributed outside the group. For that reason, Legacy will not quote from APAs."
In the main body of this article, Langley includes excerpts in LoCs from Gerry Downes, Connie Faddis and many others. The article examines the premise of K/S as it was discussed by fans. 
One big topic was fan comments regarding The SekWester*Con Porn Debate.
==From Legacy 2==
This part of the series is subtitled: "Letterzines: The Sound and the Fury: Interstat 1978-1989."
The article consists of a brief description of the letterzine Interstat as well as many excerpts.
==From Legacy 3==
This part of the series is subtitled: "A Letterzine of Our Own: Not Tonight Spock! Issues 1-6."
The article consists of a brief description of the letterzine Not Tonight, Spock! as well as many excerpts.
==From Legacy 4==
Legacy 4 contains ""A Letterzine of Our Own: Not Tonight Spock! Issues 7-10" and "A Letterzine of Our Own: Not Tonight Spock! Issues 11-13."
The article consists of a brief description of the letterzine Not Tonight, Spock! as well as many excerpts.
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The K/S Press: 1996 to the Present

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The K/S Press: 1996 to the Present was an interview in the zine Legacy #5. The subject of the interview is The K/S Press. The subject of the interview is that letterzine's editors Shelley Butler and Jenna Sinclair.
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
The first part of this interview contains a detailed description of the letterzine's editorial policy and rules as well as some excerpts from #8 which was published in April 1997. That issue was one focused on the internet and what it would do to print K/S.
==Excerpts from the Interview==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The LOC Connection: 1989 to 1993

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: The LOC Connection: 1989 to 1993 was an interview in the zine Legacy #5. The subject of the interview is The LOC Connection. The subject of the interview is that letterzine's editor Charlotte Frost.
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
The first part of this interview contains a detailed description of the letterzine's editorial policy and rules. 
==Excerpts from the Interview==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2007 Fan Interviews
The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Treklink: 1986-1987

The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Legacy of K/S in Letterzines: Treklink: 1986-1987 was in the zine Legacy #5. The subject is the letterzine Treklink, and the article includes an introduction of the zine, some excerpts, and a very, very short interview with Treklink's creator, Joan Verba.
It was part of a series: see The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines.
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Category:Zine Meta
Category:2007 Meta
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The Legacy of K/S in Zines

You may be looking for The Legacy of K/S in Letterzines by K.S. Langley.
The Legacy of K/S in Zines is a multi-part article/essay/fanwork in the issues of Legacy. 
All but the last section was written by Jenna Sinclair. The last section was written by Carolyn Spencer.
Each part is written in a different fictional or non-fictional style and includes a brief description of each zine published that year. A list of those zines is included in the end.
 
==The Parts==
* 1986: It Was a Very Good Year by Jenna Sinclair 
* 1987: It's Snowing Zines by Jenna Sinclair 
* 1988: Fetish and a Lot More by Jenna Sinclair 
* 1989: I'm Always in the Mood by Jenna Sinclair 
* 1990: Years Since "Alternative" and Still Going Strong by Jenna Sinclair
* 1991-1995: Publisher by Publisher by Jenna Sinclair
* 1996-2005: Now and Forever by Carolyn Spencer
==1986==
An excerpt: 
 
==1987==
An excerpt: ￼￼
==1988==
The article is in the form of a hypothetical phone conversation between "Donna" and "Angie," two fans who discuss the zines of 1988. While many zines are mentioned, the focus is on Fetish.
An excerpt: 
==1989==
This part was written in the form of a letter. The first paragraph is an example of the underground element of many K/Sers and this fandom. 
An excerpt: 
==1990==
This section was non-fiction and autobiographical.
An excerpt: 
==1991-1995==
This section was written in a very straightforward manner, listing zines by publisher and years, discussing trends and individual stories.
An excerpt: 
==1996-2005==
This part of the article is written by Carolyn Spencer. She provides a detailed run-down and description of the zines from this time-period and discusses the effect of the internet on K/S fiction and its availability and content. 
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Category:Zine FandomCategory:Zine Meta
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The Legacy of K/S on the Internet: Online K/S Fiction

You may be looking for The Legacy of K/S on the Internet: The Source of the Mississippi, another article in Legacy #1.
The Legacy of K/S on the Internet: Online K/S Fiction is an article by Lyrastar that was published in Legacy #1. 
Lyrastar examines traces the history of K/S and the internet.
Topics covered: 
* Beside the Wells by Susan Legge
* the changing trends in fiction: shorter, more humor, more experimentation...
* TrekSmut University
* the first K/S drabbles and the history of the drabble
* the 1997 list of K/S nominees for the ASC Awards
* the birth of alt.startrek.creative.erotica and at.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated
* Rude Person
* one of the first multi-media K/S sites, All Your Trek Are Belong to Us
* Spock Fuh-Q Fest
* KirkLovesSpockFic
* conflicts among various online groups, flame wars
* Fascinating, a Yahoo group
* KirkSpockCentral, a mailing list
* the rise of LiveJournal
==Excerpts==
Regarding the year 1997: 
Regarding the trend in shorter stories: 
The article closes with:
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
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The Legacy of K/S on the Internet: The Source of the Mississippi

You may be looking for The Legacy of K/S on the Internet: Online K/S Fiction, another article in Legacy #1.
The Legacy of K/S on the Internet is an article by Lyrastar that was published in Legacy #1. 
Lyrastar examines some of the first online stories: A Job for the Young, Trompe L'Oeil, Turning Point, and a handful of limericks.
The article has a long quote from Killashandra about her writing process and the history of her story, "Turning Point."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:2007 Meta
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The Legacy of Kirk

The Legacy of Kirk is a 60-page Star Trek: TOS/Star Trek: TNG novel written by Paul Gadzikowski. On the cover: "A True Conclusion to the Genesis Project Trilogy."
Note: some/all issues were bound on the wrong side, so it has to be read backwards from the back cover.
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "In ST 2 Kirk finally faces death. In ST 3, he proves it is a reversible condition. Surely this must be the most important revelations in the history of the Huanan race, but no one seems to take note of it besides Kirk's staff and Spock's family. And most of a century later Picard still believes Death to be Man's last ubiquitous adventure. There must be a reason for this."
This novel "...consider(s) the repercussions--both public and private, in the Federation and elsewhere--of the Genesis project, the Battle of Mutara, and the events that occurred on Mount Seleya circa 2285." 
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==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
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Category:1991 Zines
The Legend (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Legend is a K/S Star Trek: TOS story by Patti Byther.
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #8. 
==Summary==
"An encounter between Jean-Luc Picard and Captain James T. Kirk. Impossible? You decide. While Kirk dies on Veridian 3, the part of him still in the Nexus is reunited with Spock.."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Legend Of Liob

The Legend Of Liob by Killbothtwins is a popular Clone Trooper-centric fanfic in the Star Wars: The Clone Wars fandom.
== Summary ==
== Fan Reviews and Responses ==
=== Tumblr ===
== Recursive Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by coline7373
* by GeneticallyModifiedStarfish
* by cc3542taki
=== Podfic ===
* The Legend Of Liob [PODFIC] by Opalsong
Category:2022 Fanfiction
The Legend of Side Quests

The Legend of Side Quests is a The Legend of Zelda ezine themed around the contributors' favorite side quests throughout the series.
It was originally planned as a physical zine; however, due to a lack of sales during preorders, the physical version was cancelled (with all people who had preordered the zine receiving full refunds) and the zine was instead released as a free PDF.Tweet thread from @lozsidequest on August 18, 2019
== Contents ==
* Art by Anonymoose, NNelsonArt, Nicole, Blazie, Neon, Kelp, Roku, Gwendybee, Nolvini, Crazay, Pat, Fran, Paichi, Orri, Chaser, Yumedarling, Franny, Lynn, Ree, Tetra
* "Medicinal Molduga" by TorScrawls
* "Fairy Boy" by Fallowfield
* "By Firefly's Light" by Kirimizi
* "Cabana Deed" by lesboinspace
* "Stone Mask" by Celia Knight
== References ==
Category:2019 Zines
Category:Gen ZinesCategory:The Legend of Zelda
The Legend of Tarzan (2016)

The Legend of Tarzan is a 2016 film based off of the Tarzan series. It stars Alexander Skarsgård as Tarzan, Margot Robbie as Jane Porter Clayton, and Samuel L. Jackson as George Washington Williams.
==Fandom==
Fandom is small fandom so far probably due to the mixed reviews of the film, mainly focused at Archive Of Our Own and Tumblr. Fandom's OTP, like many Tarzan fandoms, is Tarzan/Jane.
Fanworks such as fanfiction and gifsets have appeared.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Legend of Tarzan works at AO3
* Tumblr tag: the legend of tarzan
Category:Tarzan
The Legend of Vox Machina

The Legend of Vox Machina is an animated series based on a long-running D&D web series called Critical Role, their first campaign more specifically. Initially planned as a 22-minute animated special, it was expanded to a full season after an enormous success of the Kickstarter. Later, after signing a deal with Amazon Prime, it was announced that the show would be getting two full seasons, to air exclusively at Amazon prime.
==Kickstarter==
The Kickstarter launched on March 4, 2019 aiming to fund $750,000 for a 22-minute special. That goal was met within the first 40 minutes of the kickstarter. The fans raised a million within the first hour. Within the first 24 hours Critical Role fans raised over 2 million dollars. The next day, fans smashed through all remaining stretch goals hitting over 3 million dollars.
On March 6, 2019, Critical Role released additional stretch goals, which were all met by April 5, 2019.
On April 19, 2019 the kickstarter was fully funded with 88,887 backers pledging $11,385,449. It became the most funded TV or film project ever.Critical Role’s ‘Vox Machina’ D&D Animation Project Breaks Kickstarter Record, published Mar 7, 2019, accessed Sept 24, 2020 As of September 24, 2020 it remains the 7th most funded kickstarted project ever.Most Funded Kickstarers
===Fan involvement in the production===
It was revealed that some of the employees of Titmouse, the studio responsible for the animation of the series, were Critters before they started to work on the project.
==Fandom==
After the deal with Amazon, there was some backlash within the fandom. Some fans accused the cast of Critical Role of selling out. Some fans were upset that Critical Role went with Amazon for the deal, a corporation that is notorious for disregarding their employees, after the Wendy's controversy. Other fans defended the distribution deal. Some of those arguments mentioned that a deal with Amazon offers great exposure and the potential of reaching many more new fans.
==Links==
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==References==
Legend of Vox Machina, The