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Last Story Standing

The Last Story Standing were Hanson awards moderated by Becca, which were held once in 2009. The premise was based on sports brackets, with fans nominating their all time favorite stories that were then put into "divisions" (named for Hanson lyrics) that were voted on in multiple rounds until one winner could be declared.
==Round One==
===Bleeding Hearts===
Won 	Eliminated
Infinite 	Orange Sky
Catapult 	The Quiet One
Revelations	Perfect Girl
Damn It 	Go
===Cadillac Blues===
Won 	Eliminated
The Tempest Tossed 	Operation Tulsa Thunder
When It All Falls Apart	Seamless
Drive 	Lived
You Irritate Me 	Starlight
==Round Two==
===Bleeding Hearts===
Won 	Eliminated
Catapult 	Infinite
Revelations	Damn It
===Cadillac Blues===
Won 	Eliminated
When It All Falls Apart	The Tempest Tossed
You Irritate Me 	Drive
==Round Three==
===Bleeding Hearts===
Won 	Eliminated
Catapult	Revelations
===Cadillac Blues===
Won 	Eliminated
You Irritate Me	When It All Falls Apart
==Round Four==
===Final Story===
Won 	Eliminated
Catapult	You Irritate Me
Category: Hanson Awards
Category:2009 Awards
Last Will and Testament

Last Will and Testament is a John/Rodney story by Speranza.
==Summery==
 
John and Rodney have a one-nighter at a hotel before the funeral of Rodney’s estranged father. Who, it turns out, is also John’s father, much to the dismay of them both.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney FanfictionCategory:2006 Fanfiction
Last of the Pirate Queens

Last of the Pirate Queens is a Battlestar Galactica anthology of stories by Sharon Monroe. 
From an ad in The New Monthly: "By request, the collected stories of the Pirate Queen as seen in issues of Galactica. A generation before, Adama and Tigh interfeared with Scathach's plans, earning her enmity. This generation, Starbuck escaped his exile with Cy, meeting an old flame, the Pirate Queen's granddaugher. Before he could find a way home, Apollo was captured... and Scathach savored revenge on her enemy's son. Could Starbuck save either of them?"
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Last to Know

Last to Know is a gen oneshot by whitchry9. The story is set in the Daredevil TV universe and focuses on a minor canon character, Brett Mahoney. The story was created for a prompt on daredevilkink, a kink meme on Dreamwidth. The original prompt was quite detailed and included some suggestions from anonymous commentators, such as:
The completed story, as posted on Archive of Our Own, is fairly popular with over 2000 kudos, 76 comments, and over 500 bookmarks.Last to Know, whitchry9 on Archive of Our Own. Jan 8, 2016. (Accessed March 26, 2021) See WayBack Machine captures for a more complete picture of kudos and bookmarks over time.
==Premise==
The premise is that Matt Murdock's secret identity as Daredevil is actually well-known throughout Hell's Kitchen. The story is told from the POV of police detective Brett Mahoney as he observes the rather silly lies citizens of Hell's Kitchen tell to keep Murdock's identity safe. 
==Reactions & Recs==
Last to Know was included on princesssarcastia's reclist of superhero fics that focus on community as an example of stories where "the literal, physical community that heroes protect protect[s] the heroes back."princesssarcastia. here is the key to making me fall in love with a superhero narrative., June 13, 2020. Archived from the original on March 26, 2021.
==Similar Stories==
Gen stories related to Brett Mahoney dealing with Matt Murdock's secret identity in some way aren't uncommon in the Daredevil (TV) fandom. Several similar stories are popular on AO3. A few are listed below:
* Friendship is magic. by NohaIjiachi (2015)
* Plausible Deniability by EmpressOfHiddenRainbows (2015)
:"Sgt. Brett Mahoney is a good cop – not just in the sense of being on the right side of the law, but also good at his job. When he first starts noticing how injury prone Matt Murdock is, he doesn’t think much about it. Murdock always has a plausible explanation. However, Brett gradually starts to realize that something isn’t quite right with all these excuses and is determined to get to the bottom of things. What will he do when he finally arrives at the unbelievable answer to the mystery?"
*Magnet for Trouble by prettybirdy979 (2015)
* I Am Not Your Jim GordonAO3. I Am Not Your Jim Gordon. July 20, 2015. by WerewolvesAreReal (2015)
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Daredevil
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
Lasting Imprint

Lasting Imprint is a Sentinel story by Fluterbev.
While not her first posted Sentinel fic, it was the first one she wrote. 
==Comments by the Author==
"I Can Be You Oo Oo might have been my first posted TS story, but as I have already pointed out, I had also written several other TS stories before that. Those ones, however, were DEFINITELY for my eyes only. As already noted, I hadn’t even seen the series at that time, I was just totally obsessed with TS fanfic! However I eventually reworked and finished one of those stories for Moonridge. To my enduring astonishment that story has gone on to become my most-viewed, most-kudosed fic at AO3: Lasting Imprint. It is kind of boggling that just about the first TS fic that I ever wrote has apparently become my most popular story. I have no idea why, or who all the people are reading it; I can only assume that it has somehow appealed to the current multi-fandom sentinels-and-guides-are-known zeitgeist." 10 years as a Sentinel fanfiction writer - a retrospective, posted November 26, 2013, accessed April 24, 2014 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Late-december.net

Late-december.net was a Hanson domain owned by Alice which hosted several popular fanfic sites, primarily focused on slash and incest.
==Fansites==
Some of the notable websites hosted on Late-december.net over the years included:
* (fanfic by Jess)
* (fanlisting for the Lost Without Each Other Trilogy)
* (archive of slash and incest fanfics sorted by pairing)
==Fanfics==
Some notable fanfics hosted on this domain included:
* assorted oneshots by CandyStix
* Boys For Kisses by Cody
* Chia by Nothing, originally written for Yellow Walkie Talkie
* In the Closet by Marionette
* Lost Without Each Other Trilogy
* Slick Haze Mirror by Dusty
Category:Websites
Category:Hanson Websites
Late Bloomer

Late Bloomer is a BTS fanfic by LulaWrites. It is an Alpha/Beta/Omega AU. The main pairing is Jeon Jungkook/Everyone.
On the Archive of Our Own, it is the thirtieth most popular BTS fanwork by hit count. As of February 2021, the work has over 288,000 hits, 7,800 kudos, 2,500 comments, and 1,600 bookmarks.
==Synopsis==
Summary:Given that he’d made it into adulthood without having ever experienced any dynamic-related instincts or pre-heat symptoms, Jungkook (and the rest of society) had naturally assumed the maknae was a Beta. Turns out they were wrong.
 
(Or, the one where Jungkook goes into heat unexpectedly and subsequently gets coddled by his affectionate hyungs.)
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Late Night

Late Night is a gen multi-fandom 127-page anthology.
The cover is by Ann Larimer. Additional art is by Sherry Miller, Greg Franklin, Cheryl Newsome, Dani Lane, Betty de Gabriele, Deb Walsh, Roland Djong, Ann Larimer, Jeannie Williard, Rafferty, Ruth Kurz and Joy Riddle.
There was a second issue planned for a publication date of June 1986 and was to include Ironside, Streets of San Francisco, Star Wars, Remington Steele, Star Trek: TOS, Greatest American Hero. 
==Contents==
* Tough Guy Detective with Melt Away Eyes by Patricia White (Mike Hammer) (poem)
* Hey Kid by L.A. Carr (Star Wars) (poem)
* Never Again by D.C. Black--Starsky thinks Hutch is dead after his car is shot up in a robbery. (Starsky and Hutch) (13 pages)
* Who Will Answer? by Judy Maricevic (Star Trek: TOS) (poem)
* Dark Call by Vena Pontiac (Star Wars) (filk)
* Out From the Planet Starbuck by L.A. Carr--After Starbuck is left behind by the Galactica, Apollo grieves. (Battlestar Galactica) (11 pages)
* Art Portfolio by Roland (4 pages)
* Guarantees by Patricia White (Remington Steele) (poem)
* Grounds For Survival by Betty deGabriele--A despairing Hawkeye Pierce is given encouragement by a young soldier from New York. (MASH/Starsky and Hutch) (5 pages)
* Against the Wall by Katherine Bauman (Willard) (poem)
* A Favor Returned by Deanna Durbin--Han Solo gets himself a new ship and a Wookiee partner. (Star Wars) (22 pages)
* Brothers by D.C. Black (Simon and Simon) (poem)
* Bulletin Board (Multi-fandom) (2 pages)
* Beyond The Call by Diane Farnsworth with L.A. Carr--When Lee and the Admiral are captured and interrogated by Russian officers, Lee sacrifices himself in the Admiral's place. (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea) (46 pages)
* A Fed In The Woods by Judy Maricevic--While on a camping trip, Bill tells Ralph a painful story about his past. (Greatest American Hero) (4 pages)
* Hutch's Lament by Patricia White (Starsky and Hutch) filk
Image:latenightart1.jpg|Greg Franklin, (Star Trek)
Image:latenightart2.jpg|Greg Franklin, Starsky & Hutch
Image:latenightart3.jpg| Dani Lane
Image:latenightart4.jpg|Jeannie Willard, Star Wars
Image:latenightart5.jpg|Betty de Gabriele, Starsky & Hutch
Image:latenightart6.jpg|Roland Djong
Image:latenightart7.jpg|Cheryl Newsome
Image:latenightart9.jpg|Dani Lane, Starsky & Hutch
Image:latenightart10.jpg|Sherry Miller, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
Image:latenightart11.jpg|Greg Franklin, MASH
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1985 ZinesCategory:1986 Zines
Late for Breakfast

Late for Breakfast is a multi-fandom letterzine. There were 31 issues published between 1989 and 1997.
 
It was started in April 1988 by Sue aka The Android as a means of getting back into slash fandom after a long break as a result of illness. It rapidly turned into an excellent venue for networking between slash fans of differing interests and was always extremely eclectic; there are people recommending stories in universes from Kung Fu to Midnight Caller, quoting song lyrics, reviewing books, advertising zines etc. There is also fiction, although given the constraints of space the stories are all very short and inclined to be parodies rather than serious pieces.
In contrast to most letterzines, the contributions here were totally pseudonymous. 
Issue #3 coincided with one of fandom's regular panic attacks; a copy of a K/S zine called Scandals of Shikahr had been sent to a muck-raking tabloid newspaper This article was "Beam Me Up, Poofy" by Ian Brandes, "News of the World," July 16, 1989. Brandes appears to have been fixated on sex and gender: See and and the zine's editors were feeling very exposed after being called by the paper for a comment. The instinctive response was to keep any slash-based fan activities low-key in the immediate aftermath of these events.
The first fourteen quarterly issues were produced by Sue aka The Android, after which, in 1993, Carla Salveta took over as editor and continued through 1997, although the precise date when the letterzine closed down is not known. The last issue was #31; although it did not have a publication date, it may have been mailed in early 1997; the editorial mentions this issue being very, very late, and mailed just after the end of December holidays.
At the time of the last issue, there were 71 subscribers 49 of which were in Britain, 7 in Europe, 11 in the U.S. and Canada, and 4 in Japan and Australia.
The zine, Impossible Things, is a collection of some of the fiction published in this letterzine between April 1988 and October 1990.
==Regarding the Title==
The origin of the title is unknown. Perhaps it was related to the phrase "call me anything, so long as you don't call me late to dinner" and its variants. It means that the speaker does not care what he is being called.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about some individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Late for Breakfast Issues	Late for Breakfast Issues	Late for Breakfast Issues	Late for Breakfast Issues	Late for Breakfast Issues
Issues 001-023 	Issues 024-025 	Issues 026-027 	Issues 028-029 	Issues 030-031
==Also See==
List of Letterzines.
==From a Flyer==
From a 1993 flyer circulated by mail:
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1989 Zines Category:1990s
Late for Breakfast/Issues 1-23

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Late for Breakfast is a multi-fandom slash letterzine. 
There were 31 issues published between 1989 and 1997.
==Issue 1==
Late for Breakfast 1 was edited by Sue aka The Android. It was published in April 1989.
==Issue 2==
Late for Breakfast 2 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 3==
Late for Breakfast 3 was edited by Sue aka The Android. It was published in June 1989.
==Issue 4==
Late for Breakfast 4 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 5==
Late for Breakfast 5 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 6==
Late for Breakfast 6 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 7==
Late for Breakfast 7 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==issue 8==
Late for Breakfast 8 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 9==
Late for Breakfast 9 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 10==
Late for Breakfast 10 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 11==
Late for Breakfast 11 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 12==
ILate for Breakfast12 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 13==
Late for Breakfast 13 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
A fan commented: 
==Issue 14==
Late for Breakfast 14 was edited by Sue aka The Android.
==Issue 15==
Late for Breakfast 15 was published in 1993? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 16==
Late for Breakfast 16 was published in 1993? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 17==
Late for Breakfast 17 was published in 1993? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 18==
Late for Breakfast 18 was published in 1993? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 19==
Late for Breakfast 19 was published in 1994? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 20==
Late for Breakfast 20 was published in 1994? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 21==
Late for Breakfast 21 was published in 1994? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 22==
Late for Breakfast 22 was published in 1994? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==Issue 23==
Late for Breakfast 23 was published in 1994? It was edited by Carla Salveta.
==References==
Category:Newsletters & LetterzinesCategory:1990s
Lately I have noticed a certain conflict between media fen and those who call themselves "true science fiction" fans...

Lately I have noticed a certain conflict between media fen and those who call themselves "true science fiction" fans... is a 1982 essay by Rebecca A. Walker and Susan E. Voll. 
It embedded in the two editorials for Legends of Light #1.
The essay does not have an official title. The title used here on Fanlore is part of the opening sentence.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* becoming a fan, being a fan
* wishing for more tolerance among kinds of fans, specifically between media fans and science fiction fans
==Excerpts==
[Susan]: 
[Rebecca]: 
==References==
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Later

Later is a Steve/Danny story by quadratur.
Summary: The attraction between them has been there from the beginning and while it might have taken him some time to admit it to himself, Danny is pretty sure that by now it's only a question of time before one of them takes the next step. It is completely insane, but Danny is getting used to insane.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Later on Selaya

Later on Selaya is a Kirk/Spock story by B.L. Barr. 
 
It was published in the print zine Of Course Another K/S Zine. 
==Summary==
"Unwilling to let him out of his sight, Kirk follows Spock to his cabin after the fal tor pan and finally agrees to the bond." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North

Latitude: Twenty Degrees North is an adult het SeaQuest anthology with at least four issues. 
==Issue 1==
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North 1
==Issue 2==
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North 2
==Issue 3==
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North 3
* When Heroes Stray
* other unknown content
==Issue 4==
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North 4 was published in 1999 and is 432 pages long. It may be a novel.
From an ebay seller, issue #4: "is an adult alternate universe all-Bridger fanzine with a new story about a favorite Captain: Farewell and Adieu. . It is the direct sequel to When Heroes Stray from Issue #3 of Latitude. Malcolm Lansdowne is a guest aboard seaQuest to assist Kristin Westphalen with experiments to determine how Bridger and his assistant, Caitie St. George, are able to establish a mental link with Darwin. Before the trials can be completed, Bridger’s tolerance is put to the test by the unwelcome presence of Secretary-General Andrea Dre’ s Favorite newscaster, Liana Hays. Nathan no sooner gets the irritating reporter off the boat with a courtly flourish than he is ordered to sail to the Baltic Sea for a dangerous military mission which proves to have grave, although at times humorous, consequences. The tale ends at Bridger’s island where Nathan and Caitie try to say farewell to Carol’s ever-present ghost. Meanwhile, Lucas struggles to gain some perspective about what makes Captain Bridger tick and tackles an identity crisis with Nathan’s dead son, Robert." 
==Issue 5==
Latitude: Twenty Degrees North 5 was published in 2000. According to an online flyer it contains "10 new Bridger stories and is 175 pages."
 
Category:SeaQuest Zines
Category:1990s
Latitude Universe

The Latitude Universe is a 56-page Babylon 5 digest-sized zine of stories written by Galenn and Isoline M. Sanderson. 
It does not have a cover and is saddle-stapled. 
==Contents==
* A Greater Latitude (set during the Mind War) by Galenn (2)
* Eye in the Sky - an interlude in the "Latitude" universe set during "Eyes" by Galenn (5)
* A Race Through Darker Places - a story in the "Latitude" universe set during "A Race Through Dark Places" by Galenn (9)
* Out of the Shadows by Galenn (19)
* Diplomatic Relations by Galenn (22)
* Missing Scene from Divided Loyalties by Isoline M. Sanderson (36)
* Missing Scene from from Point of No Return by Isoline M. Sanderson (39)
* Missing Scene from War Without End Part 2 by Galenn (44)
* Loss by Isoline M. Sanderson (a post-War Without End Part 2 story in the "Patterns" universe) (47)
Category:Babylon 5 Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Latrodectus Mactans

Latrodectus Mactans is a Kirk/Spock story by Le'oni. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #11.
 
==Summary==
"An old enemy of Kirkʼs creates a spiderwoman to ensnare and kill Kirk."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Launching Pad

Launching Pad was a Star Trek: Voyager fic contest for Janeway/Chakotay authors who have not won many awards. It ran in 2003, 2004, and 2005, and was hosted by Anne Rose.
Category: Star Trek VOY
Category:2003 Awards
Category:2004 Awards
Category:2005 Awards
Category:Het Fandom
Category:Star Trek Awards
Laura's Cavern

Laura's Caverns was a UK based group that offered assistance to hearing-impaired Beauty and the Beast fans at fan run events. 
They also published a newsletter by the same name. 
Meetings were held at the UK Chambers two annual events Winterfest (UK) and Masques. 
Membership hovered around 30 with a high of 50.
From an ad in Of Love and Hope #3:
Laura's Lair

Laura's Lair was a personal website with Sentinel slash fanfiction. 
The site was listed in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 13 February 2015)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:1990s
Laura's Writing Nook

Laura's Writing Nook was a personal fanfiction site. It was a member of The Sentinel Webring and it was hosted at GeoCities.
==The Sentinel==
Sacrifice
 This story was written shortly after the end of the first season. What sort of sacrifices will the guys make for each other? 
Blair's Theory of Relativity
 Written during the beginning of second season. Is being a Sentinel hereditary? 
Revenge
 Written during the second season. Garret Kincaid is back. 
Brotherly Love
 Written before Naomi Sandburg was introduced. Blair's brother comes to town. 
To Have Loved
 The guys hunt for a stalker. 
When I'm 64
 Just a short silly piece. 
Dead Reckoning
 Written before Blind Man's Bluff. How will Jim handle being blind?
After The Fire
 The zine versions of my stories Desctruction and Reconstruction. Please heed the warning at the beginning carefully.
==Highlander==
 What Price Vengence
 Originally titled First Time Out. An associate of MacLeod's is in town, running from a headhunting Immortal. 
 For My Child
 A family reunion is marred by The Hunters. 
 Duncan MacLeod Goes to the DMV
 A bit of fun. 
 The Wheels On The Bus
 Another bit of fun.
==Emergency!==
 The Last Straw
 My one and only challenge responce. 
==Crossovers==
 Uncommon Sense
 A Highlander/Sentinel crossover. 
 Mistaken Identity
 A Sentinel/Highlander crossover and a sequel to Uncommon Sense.
==Original Stories==
 True Friend
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Emergency! Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Laura's Writings

Laura's Writings is a fansite with fanfiction, fanart and essays. 
Among other writings, the site housed the well-known essay 'The Eldar Hair Color Genome: Or Hair Color Genetics for Tolkien's Elves'.
File:Laura's Writings.png|fanfiction and essays
File:Laura's Anime Fan Art.png|anime fanart
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Laura Bailey

Laura Bailey is a voice actor, known for her portrayal of Vex'ahlia and Jester on Critical Role, as well as Abby on The Last of Us series. She is also known among American anime fans for her roles in many anime dubs, including Lust in both versions of FMA, Honda Tohru in Fruits Basket, and Maka Alburn in Soul Eater.
To celebrate episode 100th of Critical Role, Laura (along with the rest of the cast) dressed up as her character and starred in a live-action intro for the show.
==Fandom==
Laura received some backlash and fandom hate after deciding her Critical Role character Vex'ahlia would steal a broom belonging to a guest players character portrayed by Chris Hardwick. It was the first major incident when Laura received such a vehement fandom backlash for something she had done in-game (since in the earliest days, it was Marisha Ray who was the biggest target of hate).
===Anime===
Since her spouse Travis Willingham voiced Roy Mustang in the dub of Fullmetal Alchemist (both versions), the voice actors themselves and their relationship was of some interest to fans of the series, especially fans who shipped Roy/Lust.
==Fanworks==
File:Critical Role Vex'ahlia by ae-rie.png |Vex'ahlia from Critical role, art by ae-rie
File:Laura baily voice actress by damee momma ds1yga-fullview.jpg|Three characters voice-acted by Laura Bailey, art by DaMee-Momma
* art by julidiot, 2017
* by OrbitingCamera, 2016
==Links==
* Wikipedia page
* Actor page on the Critical Role fan wiki
==References==
Category:Critical RoleCategory:Industry
Category:Voice Actors