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The Handy Dandy Adzine Calendar and Address Guide for Fanzine Editors and Other Busy People

The Handy Dandy Adzine Calendar and Address Guide for Fanzine Editors and Other Busy People is an bi-annual adzine for adzines. It consists of a single piece of paper, folded in half.
Originally it was handed out at conventions, and then was available for free by sending a SASE to the editor. 
Included in the resource:
* a list of adzines in print along with contact addresses
* a chart that lists the submissions deadline and the print date of each of the adzines
* listings for review zines such as: 
::Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? The Writer's Exchange The Fantastically Fundamentally Functional Guide to Fandom for Fanzine Readers & Contributors The Fantastically Fundamentally Functional Guide to Fandom for Fanzine Editors & Publishers The Fantastically Fundamentally Functional Guide to Fanzines The Fanzine-Taping Service for Blind and Print Handicapped Readers
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:How To
Category:1989 ZinesCategory:1990s
The Hanficml Webring

The Hanficml Webring was a webring for Hanson fanfic. It was run by Aitziber and was for members of the Yahoo Group Hanficml only. 
==Member Sites==
*Because It Is Bitter
*Blue WatchTower
*Blurred Reality
*Breakthrough
*Can't Stop Hanson
*Carynne's Notebook
*Chrome Tiara
*Footsteps Down the Hall
*Hansonistic Point of View
*House of NotSarahLee
*Just Call Me Ike
*Lay Down Your Weary Tune
*Lyd's Future Bestsellers
*Mirage 2 See
*Mmmbopcafe.com
*My Mother's Obsession With Pies
*Paint It Red
*Space For Breathing
*Starlite Fanfic
*The Sweet Shoppe
*Turn the Tides
*When They Were Good
*When You Really Can't Sleep
Category:Hanson Webrings
The Hanged Man (Magi doujinshi)

The Hanged Man is a Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic doujinshi by Highlander Call that features Juhaku.
It has been scanlated by MewDragon Scans.MewDragon Scans. The Hanged Man (Judal x Hakuryuu) - English. 6 October 2015. (Accessed 13 January 2019.)
* Scanner, cleaner, and typesetter: SetsuntaMew
* Translator: apodays
== Gallery ==
Image:The Hanged Man Cover.png|Front cover of "The Hanged Man"
Image:The Hanged Man Back.png|Back cover of "The Hanged Man"
== References ==
Category:Magi Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Category:2014 Doujinshi
The Hannibal Twitter Takedown of 2020

is a meta post on Tumblr from October, 2020, in reaction to the Hannibal Twitter Wars. It was first posted here at Fanlore as an article, but was removed as a personal essay that did not comply with Fanlore's PPOV policy.
It begins with a brief overview of the Hannibal (TV Series) fandom and claims to provide "documentation of the events taking place on Hannibal fandom Twitter in 2020," but it is not at all unbiased: it is an anti-shipper rant. It brings up Bryan Fuller's "problematic" history as well as the Twitter and fanwork histories of some of his supporters as evidence that the "Rainbow Meaties," Hannibal fandom's pro-shippers, are worthy of hatredIn reference to fanart depicting Will/Winston (his dog), the essay says, "Obviously this spurred a lot of hate towards the artist, as they were depicting beastiality." , with the conclusion that their arguments are wrong taken as self-evident. 
==References==
Category:Hannibal
The Hanson Hotel Newsletter

The Hanson Hotel Newsletter was a Yahoo! Group for updates from the Hanson fansite Hanson Hotel.
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It was created on June 21, 2001; the last message was sent on January 30, 2005.
As of October 2019, it had 3558 members. 
Category:Hanson Mailing Lists 
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
The Hanson Hour

The Hanson Hour is a Hanson podcast hosted by Megan Quinsee. Each season will focus on one of Hanson's albums.
==Season One==
* March 6, 2023 - Episode 1. Katie from HansonStage and Unpacking "Thinking of You" from Middle of Nowhere, featuring Katie Wanta
* March 12, 2023 - Episode 2. Alissa Laderer and Unpacking "Weird" from Middle of Nowhere, featuring Alissa Laderer
* March 19, 2023 - Episode 3. Melissa from Tulsa and Unpacking Speechless from Middle of Nowhere, featuring Melissa Main
* March 25, 2023 - Episode 4. Dr Jadey O'Regan and unpacking MMMBOP from Middle of Nowhere, featuring Dr. Jadey O'Regan and Dr Tim Byron
* April 9, 2023 - Episode 5. Casey from New York and Unpacking Where's The Love, featuring Casey Penney
* April 16, 2023 - Episode 6. Doug Tantrow-Recording Engineer on Middle of Nowhere
* April 23, 2023 - Episode 7. Long time fan Chris from the UK and unpacking Yearbook from Middle of Nowhere, featuring Chris Easom
* May 1, 2023 - Episode 8. Ravi, Author of "Dancin with Hanson"
* May 28, 2023 - Episode 9. Steve Greenberg former A&R for Mercury Records and Executive Producer for Middle of Nowhere, featuring Steve Greenberg
* June 4, 2023 - Episode 10. Scott Hogan, Hanson's Bass Guitarist 1997-2000
* June 12, 2023 - Episode 11. Emily from Newcastle talks about being an Australian Hanson fan in 1997, featuring Emily Fuller
* June 19, 2023 - Episode 12. Rhonda Bedikian- Hanson's first Publisher
* July 16, 2023 - Episode 13. Clif Magness- Co-Writer for Madeline on Middle of Nowhere
* July 31, 2023 - Episode 14. Tom Lord Alge- Mixer for Middle of Nowhere
* August 23, 2023 - Episode 15. Tamra Davis- Director of MMMBop and Where's The Love Video Clips
* September 9, 2023 - Episode 16. Christopher Sabec, Hanson's first Manager
* October 6, 2023 - Episode 17. Season 1 Round Up- Part 1, featuring Katie Wanta and Chris Easom
* November 19, 2023 - BONUS MON ERA EPISODE- MATTHEW SPAID
Category:Hanson
Category:2023 Podcasts
Category:2020s Podcasts
The Hanson Report

The Hanson Report was a Hanson podcast of sorts, although it predates the term. The Hanson Report was initially hosted by HansonHitz, although it moved to its own website in 2001.
Other staff included Heather Blankenship, Stephanie M. and Dayna.
==References==
Category:Hanson
Category:1999 Podcasts
Category:1990s Podcasts
Category:2000s Podcasts
The Hanson Shoebox Project

The Hanson Shoebox Project was a Hanson fanfic that took its format directly from the popular Harry Potter fanfic The Shoebox Project.
The story is set after Taylor's death, when his son Ezra discovers a shoebox full of photos, letters and more that his father has collected over the years. Unfortunately, the links to these photos are now broken, taking quite a bit away from the story.
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
The Hansoncast

The Hansoncast was a Hanson podcast hosted by Caron and Misty. It ran for 13 episodes in 2005, and though it wasn't the first online hanson show, it was the first to use the term podcast.
 
==Episodes==
* September 2, 2005 - Subjects included Myspace, leaked songs, fall tour.
* September 9, 2005 - Subjects included Hanson.net updates, Jimmy Kimmel performance, more on leaked songs. A listener's audio comment was included.
* September 17, 2005 - Subjects included opening band contest, tour etiquette, presales.
* September 25, 2005 - Subjects included more about tour etiquette, a potential album leak, Stop the Bop campaign.
* October 2, 2005 - Subjects included the Live and Electric album, listener emails, concert bootlegs.
* October 16, 2005 - Subjects included the Strong Enough To Break documentary, a Live and Electric review by Misty, and venue information for the tour.
* October 23, 2005 - Subjects included Zac's birthday, canceled contests, bootlegs, opening band contest winners.
* October 30, 2005 - Subjects included the addition of a voicemail number, a Hanson.net chat and a rant from Misty.
* November 9, 2005 - Subjects included interviews the band had done and listener voicemails. Music from Brother Love was featured.
* November 15, 2005 - Subjects included Isaac's birthday, a cd giveaway, and feedback emails. Music from Slim was featured.
* November 21, 2005 - Subjects included foreign editions of albums, venue information, listener emails. Music from Dean was featured.
* November 28, 2005 - Subjects included a voicemail from a fan in Argentina, their concert reviews and a discussion of drinking at concerts. Music from Flat was featured.
* December 6, 2005 - Subjects included feedback on drinking at concerts. Music from Soular was featured.
Category:Hanson
Category:2005 Podcasts
The Happy Hunting Ground

The Happy Hunting Ground is a gen 37-page crossover novel by Sandy Schneider.
From an ad in The New Monthly: "An old Indian woman brings two paranormal investigators together with an alien and his son. If the government doesn't catch them first, their troubles have only just begun."
From an ad in I.Z.I.: "A Shadow Chasers/Starman/War of the Worlds crossover. Something for everyone - including a car chase! The Mothrans are determined to do away with Paul Forrester and his son once and for all."
From an ad in FYI Adzine #12: "Everyone's favorite journalist from the NATIONAL REGISTER finds out more about aliens than he bargained for!" 
Category:Shadow Chasers
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Harcourt Fenton Mudd Android Society of America

The Harcourt Fenton Mudd Android Society of America was a Star Trek: TOS fan club based in New Milford, CT.
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 12 members.
It published the zine Stella.
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Hard Logic of Love

"The Hard Logic of Love" by toujours_nigel is a short story based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set at the end of Chapter Twelve, when Laurie and Ralph have returned to the cottage after the wedding reception for Laurie's mother and her new husband, Mr Straike.
==Background==
It should be noted that this story was not written for the original Wedding Night Challenge, which was in July 2004. The author wrote it as a gift for bee_muse.
==Comments==
Comments include the following:
* "This quite makes up for the Nazi stories,This is a reference to toujours_nigel's AU stories, "Play the Roman Fool" and "Our Brief Wage", in which the Nazis invade Britain. and teeters dangerously close to the setting-up-house details we'd thought. Thank you. One of the best gifts I've come home to."—comment by bee_muse
* "I loved this! You wrote such a beautifully observant Ralph that is completely believable. I love these two boys and this was such a nice way to start off my week. Thanx so much." —comment by dramadream10
* "This fills in the other side of the story so well."—comment by greerwatson
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Hard Prayer

The Hard Prayer is a John/Rodney apocafic by Rheanna. The cover art is by Counteragent. The author later recorded a podfic of her story and turned it into an audiobook.rheanna. Podfic: The Hard Prayer, 11 February 2009. (Accessed 03 June 2011) It's available at the Audiofic Archive.
Summary: One year after the end of the world, John meets another survivor.
==Recs and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
 
===2009===
===2011===
===2012===
===2016===
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
The Hard Road

The Hard Road is a 2017-2018 novel-length Bakugou Katsuki/Uraraka Ochako futurefic written by wthtonibelle. 
==Blurb==
==Background==
==Story==
==Genre, tropes, tags, fanon==
==Development, narrative choices and inspiration==
==Translations==
==Reviews and comments==
==References==
Category:2017 Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction
The Hard Sell

The Hard Sell is a Kirk/Spock story by Vivian Gates.
It was published in the print zine First Time #3 and won a 1986 K/Star Award for Best Humor Piece.
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The Hard Side of Yesterday

The Hard Side of Yesterday is a gen Hardcastle and McCormick 74-page novel by Catherine Schlein.
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "Milt Hardcastle, ex-judge, and Mark McCormick, ex-con, learn they have no one to count on but themselves when they are kidnapped and beaten, then made to be the mice in a deadly game of cat and mouse with some felons who want revenge. When Mark is shot, it raises the stakes on a game that could cost the judge everything if he doesn't figure out how to win...somehow."
==Sample Interior ==
Image:hardside1.jpg
Image:hardside2.jpg
Image:hardside3.jpg
Image:hardside4.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Hardcastle and McCormick Special Gen Collection

The Hardcastle and McCormick Special Gen Collection is a 79-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines.
* To Protect and Serve	by Melinda Reynolds	(Compadres #4)
* If You Could Know What I Know	by Melinda Reynolds	(Compadres #4)
* Forgotten Son	by Alison Wilson	(Compadres #12)
* Fast Lane	by D. D. Brischke	(Compadres #1)
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Hardy Boys

The Hardy Boys is a series of mystery stories for children and young adults first published in 1927. All works in the series are bylined to Franklin W. Dixon, a house name belonging to the Stratemeyer Syndicate, but have actually been authored by a series of ghostwriters.
==Premise==
Frank and Joe Hardy are brothers living in the east coast town of Bayport who are skilled amateur detectives, having learned the craft from their father, private detective Fenton Hardy. Some of their adventures arise in connection with Fenton's cases, some from situations involving various of their teen-aged friends, and others from chance encounters during their extensive travels. In later incarnations, the brothers sometimes function as agents of secret law enforcement or intelligence-gathering organizations.
==Canon==
===Books===
There have been a half-dozen distinct Hardy Boys" book series published since the characters were created by Edward Stratemeyer of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, but fannish interest is focused mostly on two of the six: the original Hardy Boys Mysteries (whose 58 volumes have undergone considerable revision over the course of decades), and the Hardy Boys Casefiles (together with the associated "Super Mysteries", connecting the Hardy Boys' adventures with those of fellow Stratemeyer sleuth Nancy Drew). The 1990s iteration of the Tom Swift franchise also produced two crossover "Ultra Thrillers" in which the Hardys met and worked with Tom.
===Television===
Likewise, there have been six television versions of the Hardy Boys, dating from 1956 to the present, but most fannish interest arises from the 1977-79 The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries series starring Parker Stevenson and Shaun Cassidy, with the Mickey Mouse Club serials of the late 1950s a distant second. As of 2022, two seasons of a new Canadian-produced Hardy Boys series are streaming on Hulu.
===Computer Games===
The Hardy Boys appear in several of the HerInteractive computer games starring Nancy Drew.
==Fandom==
===Collectibles===
Early editions of the canonical books are collectible, such that a portion of online interest in the series consists of Web sites designed for collectors.
===Fanworks===
As noted above, the majority of fanworks (though not all) draw chiefly on the original run of 58 volumes and on the 1970s TV series, although there's also measurable interest in the Hardy Boys Casefiles and the associated Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew SuperMysteries. Crossovers involving Nancy Drew are common, many featuring Frank/Nancy as a romantic pairing (although Joe/Nancy also has a following).
====Fanfiction====
* Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew works at FFN
* Hardy Boys works at AO3
* The Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Mysteries fanfic recs at TVTropes
* The Hardy Detective Agency Library (via Wayback Machine), fanfic archive 
====Web Sites====
* The Hardy Boys Wiki
* Tumblr tag: the hardy boys, hardy boys
* the hardy boys unofficial home page
* BOYS IN PERIL: The Hardy Boys Episode Guide
** archived here by Morgan Richter
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Hardy Detective Agency Wayback Machine archive
Category:The Hardy Boys
The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries

The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries was an American mystery television series focused in alternating episodes on the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew, with occasional crossovers. For the third season, it was retitled to simply The Hardy Boys Mysteries, as the original actor who played Nancy had left the cast and the show had begun to focus more on the boys. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Frank Hardy/Joe Hardy
*Nancy Drew/Frank Hardy
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*In All Ways, copy by Anne Higgins
*Promises by Evermore
*The Hardy Boys Pass The Buck by various authors
===Zines===
*Shadow Of The Mind's Eye
==Fannish Links==
*Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (TV) tag on AO3
*TV and Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew sections on The Hardy Detective Agency
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:The Hardy Boys
Category:Nancy Drew
The Harley Quinn Web Ring

The Harley Quinn Web Ring was a webring connecting fansites focused on the character of Harley Quinn.
==Member Sites==
* A1987Girls Harley Quinn Page
* Bad Girls of Gotham
* Divine Miss Columbine
* Eric Draven and Harley Quinn
* Harley's Haven (owner)
* Harley Quinn
* Harley Quinn and the Joker
* Harley Quinn's Heaven
* Harley's Room
* The Harley Quinn Message Board
* Marionette
* Villainous Vamps of Gotham City
Category:Batman Websites
The Harry Potter Alliance

The Harry Potter Alliance is a non-profit organization that "fights the Dark Arts in the real world by using parallels from Harry Potter."The Harry Potter Alliance. What We Do. (Accessed 22 February 2011.) It is a prime example of Fan Activism, where fans unite to enact real changes in the world.
After 15 years as HPA, the organization announced the change of its name, becoming in 2020 the Fandom Forward no longer being exclusively geared towards the Harry Potter fandom.
== Mission Statement ==
:The Harry Potter Alliance (HPA) is a 501c3 nonprofit that takes an outside-of-the-box approach to civic engagement by using parallels from the Harry Potter books to educate and mobilize young people across the world toward issues of literacy, equality, and human rights. Our mission is to empower our members to act like the heroes that they love by acting for a better world. By bringing together fans of blockbuster books, TV shows, movies, and YouTube celebrities we are harnessing the power of popular culture toward making our world a better place. Our goal is to make civic engagement exciting by channeling the entertainment-saturated facets of our culture toward mobilization for deep and lasting social change. 
==History==
* Raffle to raise funds for Haiti in 2010: https://fandomforward.org/haiti/prizes 
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter
Category:Activism
The Harry Potter Lexicon

The Harry Potter Lexicon is an encyclopedia of Harry Potter canon material. It was founded in July 2000 by Steve Vander Ark.
In 2007-08, the print version of this lexicon was the subject of a high-profile lawsuit. See The Harry Potter Lexicon Trial.
==Rowling's Comments and Changing Opinions==
In 2004, the Lexicon was a winner of J. K. Rowling's Fan Site Award. Rowling said: (before she brought legal issue): 
"This is such a great site that I have been known to sneak into an internet café while out writing and check a fact rather than go into a bookshop and buy a copy of Harry Potter (which is embarrassing). A website for the dangerously obsessive; my natural home." J.K.Rowling Official Site, Section: Fan Sites - The Harry Potter Lexicon. (Archived 16 March 2006 by the Wayback Machine.) 
In response to the proposed Lexicon book (see The Harry Potter Lexicon Trial), Rowling said in 2008: "I think it's atrocious. I think it's sloppy. I think there's very little research.... This book constitutes wholesale theft of 17 years of my hard work." J.K. Rowling: 'I've made enough money' -- ‘Harry Potter’ author says lawsuit against fan doesn't stem from greed , USA Today, April 2008 
==Sections==
The lexicon contains: Characters, Locations, Magic, Canon Events, Things, Creatures, and Essays.
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* ("Some of the most popular features of the Lexicon are the essays. They come in all genres, from comedy to literary analysis. They are not really canon, and there was a time when I seriously doubted that it would be a good idea to include them. That was back in the days right after book four came out and we were desperately trying to assimilate a lot of new information into our understanding of the Wizarding World. Then three things happened to make up my mind....")
==Updates==
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==The People in Charge==
See Credits.
===Very Early On===
===Later===
==History==
==The Legal Fracas Regarding the Proposed Print Version ==
Troubles came to the lexicon and fandom when Steve Vander Ark proposed creating a for-profit print version. 
This led to a 2007-08 lawsuit. (Warner Bros. and J. K. Rowling v. RDR Books) in which J. K. Rowling and Warner Bros. sued the publishing company, RDR Books, in order to prevent them from publishing a print version of the Harry Potter Lexicon.
Steve Vander Ark, the principle author of the proposed book and the webmaster of the Lexicon website, was not sued himself, but his involvement in the affair received much attention (and wank) both within and outside Harry Potter fandom.
See The Harry Potter Lexicon Trial
==Further Reading==
* The Bench: Fan Feud by Tim Wu (2008)
* Harry Potter and the Doctrine of Fair Use by Casey Fiesler (2008)
* The Harry Potter Lexicon is Back (July 2016)
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:2000sCategory:2010s