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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.2 n.1==
Tunneltalk v.2 n.1 was published in March 1991 and contains 62 pages.
* the short fiction by Beth Druham called "The Shortest "Catherine Lives" Tale Ever Told
* the editor says not to worry about letters being too long to print or send, that this letterzine has only declined to print a singe letter ever, and it was because it was rambling and incomprehensible 
* there are several reviews of Sweet Sleep of Night, see that page 
* a Lights of Winterfest update
* the open letter An Exercise in Futility (Or Lessons in How to Beat a Dead Horse): Black Cover
===v.2 n.1: Excerpts from the Letters=== 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.2 n.2

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
==v.2 n.2==
Tunneltalk v.2 n.2 was published in April 1991 and contains 44 pages.
* this issue contained an extensive flyer for a proposed second Fan-Out (a con sponsored by two of this letterzine's editors) that had originally been planned as multi-media, but was now had a 100% Beauty and the Beast focus with the title "A Midsummer's Night Dream." See Fan-Out page for more. 
* this issue has a con report for Fan-Out, see that page
* this issue has the short fiction by Helen Commodore called "Traditions"
=== v.2 n.2: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.2 n.3

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.2 n.3==
Tunneltalk v.2 n.3 was published in May 1991 and contains 52 pages.
* this issue contains a filk "That's All I Ask of You" ("to the tune of" "That's All I Ask of You" from Phantom of the Opera) by Dot Sconzo
* comments on the zines Black Cover, and ... Shall Have No Dominion
* review of the zine Acquainted with the Night #1, see that page
* a comparison and review of the zines Thin Walls and Shall Have No Dominion #1, see those pages
* review of The Memory Flame #1 and #2, see that page
* con report for The International Beauty and the Beast Con
* the essay I believe there is a universal need for a happy ending.
===v.2 n.3: Excerpts from the Letters===
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.2 n.4/5

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
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==v.2 n.4/5==
Tunneltalk v.2 n.4/5 was published in June/July 1991 and contains 104 pages.
* con reports for South of Oz, see that page
* a con report for The International Beauty and the Beast Convention, see that page
* a con report, focusing on a disruptive panel discussion, for MediaWest*Con, see that page
* comments on Acquainted with the Night, see that page
* this issue contains An Open Letter to all Readers of "Adult" fanzines by Sharon Wells
===v.2 n.4/5: Excerpts from the Letters===
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.2 n.6

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.2 n.6==
Tunneltalk v.2 n.6 was published in August 1991 and contains 44 pages; one fan's letter took up about a third of the space. This very subdued issue was the last one.
* the editor apologizes for the lateness of the issue and cites a broken copier and difficult challenges in real life, and suggests the possibility of this letterzine going bi-monthly 
* there are many comments about the Terminator movies
===v.2 n.6: Excerpts from the Letters===
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tuppertrek

Tuppertrek is a term that describes a specific kind of humor fanfic in Star Trek fandom. It is defined as:
Another fan in 1999 described it as 
==Some Examples==
* Two Men and a Baby by T’Len (1999-2000)
* Shaik a German zine by TOS Twins (2001-2003)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary Category:Glossary
Turbo Talk

Turbo Talk is a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Khiori. 
It was published in the print zine Legends #5.
==Summary==
"When a turbolift malfunctions, conversation between the trapped captain and a young ensign seems to reveal more than is actually being said."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Turing System

Turing System was a small ReBoot archive created and maintained by Timesprite. Although no longer updated, it remains up for viewing.
==Content==
* Fan fiction
* The Flip Side, Alternate Reality ReBoot stories
* Art
* Updates
==Authors==
* Alryssa Kelly
* Dan
* Jada
* Jareth
* JINX
* Laura
* Meghan
* Morrigan
* Lee Thomas
* Threnody
* Timesprite
==References==
<references>
Category:ReBoot Category:2001 Category:2000s
Turkes Verafoult/Ricalna Forde

Turkes Verafoult/Ricalna Forde is a yaoi pairing in the Mother Keeper fandom.
==Fandom==
Turkes/Ricalna is one of the most popular ships in both the English-speaking and Japanese fandoms.
===Quotations===
On March 27, 2014, Wynneexe wrote:
On June 7, 2016, wuxianxia wrote:
===Fanart===
File:Spiderman.png|source
File:Turkes Birthday.png|source
* リカトルううう by 闇路ユリ
* にゃんにゃんリカトル by 闇路ユリ
* リカトルリカトル by 闇路ユリ
===Fanmixes===
* Kings of Catastrophe on 8tracks and a mirror on Spotify
Category:Mother Keeper
Turkey Reading

Turkey reading (also turkey-ing) is a type of MST3K-ing of badfic, generally done as a group activity in email loops, or in person at conventions. 
Like other kinds of badfic mocking, turkey reading is a way for fans to show off their cleverness, and even cruelty, to their friends. 
Unlike other kinds of badfic mocking, turkey reading is usually a private activity, not exposed where the writer might be able to read it.
The practice of "turkey reads" is older than the use of the specific phrase itself, which started to be used in the early 1990s.
==Examples of Use==
===The Idea===
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===The Phrase Itself===
====1993 ====
 
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==Meta==
* Welcome To The Con, No Fun Allowed by lazypadawan (March 2015)
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
Turlough (fan)

Turlough is a longtime science fiction and Tolkien fan who discovered fanfiction and slash some time around 1999/2000. She was active in Popslash from 2004 until about 2007. Between 2007 and 2020, she was active in the My Chemical Romance fandom. 
==Fanworks==
Turlough makes various graphics such as icons, wallpapers, and banners.turlough. Dreamwidth Profile, accessed Sep 17, 2016. 
In Bandom, she is most known for running mychemicalromance_daily, which posts daily pictures of My Chemical Romance, as well as for her extensive recs and bookmarks, which can be found on her dreamwidth account and her Pinboard account. Her very extensive tagging system has been adopted by other fans.User:Thriceandonce. "[...]initially modelling their tagging system on turlough's bandom bookmarks." Accessed Sep 17 2016. 
In recent years, she has also consistently contributed recs to fanart_recs and posted icons to nexticon, which she modded from 2013 to 2019, first together with sylvaine and then on her own.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Turn, Turn, Turn (Blake's 7 story)

Turn, Turn, Turn is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake, with unrequited Avon/Vila, story by Irish.
It was published in Southern Comfort #8.5.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Turn, Turn, Turn (Starsky & Hutch vid)

"Turn, Turn, Turn" is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Kat-byrd. It is a gen vid and was created for the 2010 Secret Santa gift exchange on the Yahoo Group, Love of Me and Thee and presented to Nicky Gabriel. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Nicky Gabriel on Crack Van on November 30, 2011: "(Why this vid kicks ass:) Because it’s my Secret Santa gift? :) But it’s not the main reason why you should watch it. You should watch it because the song is very fitting for Starsky & Hutch (EVERYTHING what the song is about happened to them). The scene selection works so well with the lyrics that I just want to re-watch the entire show again and it’s THIS song! Enjoy! Thank you again for this wonderful gift ♥" 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2010 Vids
Turn Around (Three Times Before Lying Down)

Turn Around (Three Times Before Lying Down) is a Steve/Tony Werewolf AU by kellifer_fic. It was written for the Avengers Big Bang 2012. essouffle made four gorgeous illustrations for the story.essouffle. avengers_bang art post, 09 May 2012. (Accessed 17 May 2012)
Summary: Everyone knows that Tony Stark is a playboy, billionaire philanthropist, but what they don’t know is that he’s also a werewolf. When a government agency known as SHIELD finds out, they use this information to force Tony’s hand and bring him into a new elite lycan field team, codename The Avengers Initiative. Suddenly Tony finds himself playing host to a bunch of lycans, a misplaced God of Thunder and an experimental supersoldier that isn’t as dead as everyone assumed. Can his week get any worse?
==Fanart==
File:Turn Around art by essouffle.jpg|illustration by essouffle
File:Turn Around cover.jpg|art by essouffle
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Turn That Frown Upside Down, or, "I am NOT a Merry Fan"

Turn That Frown Upside Down, or, "I am NOT a Merry Fan" is an essay by Mary Jo Fox. It was printed in Blue Harvest #5, a zine in which she was one of two editors.
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"Has the concept of having fun gone out of style in the 1990s?"
==Topics Discussed==
* nitpicking
* dour, pessimistic fans
* too many fans' lack of a sense of humor
* maybe some fans are "just drips and flakes with all the personality of a turnip"
==Excerpts==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Turn The Page Awards

Turn The Page Awards were awards for fanfiction in the Backstreet Boys fandom. The awards appear to have occurred twice, 2002-2003. These awards did not accept slash stories, but were het or gen focused. 
==Categories==
*Best Brian Story 
*Best Nick Story 
*Best Kevin Story 
*Best Howie Story 
*Best AJ Story 
*Best Group Story 
*Best Series 
*Best Unfinished Story 
*Best Romance 
*Best Short Story 
*Best Wedding 
*Best Overall Story 
*Best Tear-Jerker 
*Best Dramatic Story 
*Best Fan Fiction Site 
*Best Author 
*Best Visual
Category:Backstreet Boys Awards
Category:2002 Awards
Category:2003 Awards
Turn of a Friendly Card

Turn of a Friendly Card is a original slash novel, one of three in a series by Robyn LaSalle in The GESE Universe (the Galactic Exploration Society of Earth). 
Art is used on Fanlore with the permission of the publisher and artist. 
"A universe primarily populated with the cast of The Professionals but wherein other teams make occasional appearances." from The Presses Fandom characters fan casted in this series are from The Professionals, Starsky & Hutch, Kiefer/Lou, Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Sentinel, Ladyhawke, 21 Jump Street, Miami Vice, and others. 
==Series: The GESE Universe== 
* Turn of a Friendly Card (1994)
* Achates' Quest (1995)
* Sea of Solaris (1996)
==The Fan Casting==
The following is a list of important characters, and who "plays" them.
* Raimon Autumnwolf - Martin Shaw 
* Murfey Darkstorm - Steven Adler 
* Aisobel Autumnwolf - Virginia Madsen 
* Jasper Ravenswood - Michael 
* Wincott Tanno Daudi - Judd Nelson
* Councilman Gerik Preot - Paul Freeman 
* Ash Ravenswood - Elijah Wood
* Gawain Autumnwolf - Edward Woodward
* Beauxde Ravenswood - Lewis Collins 
* Kaule - Gordon Jackson
* Dr. Samantha Quigley - Jodie Foster 
* Josh Simmons - Kiefer Sutherland 
* Gabrielle Ravenswood - Demi Moore 
* Ulean Danse - Julian Sands
* Nikolaz Darkstorm - George Clooney 
* Adm. Gryphon - Peter Wyngarde
==About==
==The Author's Notes==
 
==Chapters==
* Prologue
* The Ace of Swords (5)
* May Be a Price to Pay (9)
* I Don't Wanna Go Home (65)
* The Turn of a Friendly Card (125)
* Nothing Left to Lose (194)
==Gallery==
Interior art by KOZ:
Image:Pros Turn by koz 1.jpg
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Image:Pros Turn by koz 3.jpg
Image:Pros Turn by koz 4.jpg
Image:Pros Turn by koz 5.jpg
Image:Pros Turn by koz 6.jpg
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==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:Original Slash
Category:1994 Zines
Turn the Tides

Turn the Tides was a Hanson fanfic website owned by Aitziber and hosted on her domain Mmmbopcafe.com. An updated version of her earlier site Hanson Story Reviews, said reviews became a section of the new site. 
In addition to hosting the reviews and her own fanfic, Zibbi also hosted fics for other members of Hanficml, The Hanficml Webring and published an ezine for Spanish fans called Word of Wicket.
Category:Hanson Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn

In 2000, Hanson fan Jenn was interviewed by Aitziber for her website Turn the Tides. The interview also included Aitziber's review of Jenn's story Tale of Three Brothers.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque
* Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn
* Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen
* Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby
* Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Hanson Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen

In 2000, Hanson fan Kristen Bartlett was interviewed by Aitziber for her website Turn the Tides. The interview also included Aitziber's review of Kristen's story For What It's Worth.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque
* Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn
* Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen
* Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby
* Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie
==Some Excerpts==
Category:Hanson Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque

In 2000, Hanson fan Llamaesque was interviewed by Aitziber for her website Turn the Tides. The interview also included Aitziber's review of Llamaesque's stories Glint of Heaven and Just One of Those Things.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque
* Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn
* Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen
* Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby
* Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Hanson Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby

In 2000, Hanson fan Shelby was interviewed by Aitziber for her website Turn the Tides. The interview also included Aitziber's review of Shelby's story If They Knew.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque
* Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn
* Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen
* Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby
* Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie
==Some Excerpts==
 
Category:Hanson Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie

In 2000, Hanson fan Stephanie was interviewed by Aitziber for her website Turn the Tides.
==Other Interviews in the Series==
* Turn the Tides Interview with Llamaesque
* Turn the Tides Interview with Jenn
* Turn the Tides Interview with Kristen
* Turn the Tides Interview with Shelby
* Turn the Tides Interview with Stephanie
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Hanson Fan Interviews
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:RPF Fan Interviews
Turnabout: Save the Date!

Turnabout: Save the Date! is a zine for Phoenix/Miles from the Ace Attorney games. The zine was cancelled early.
==About==
The zine was first announced on January 31, 2018https://savethedatezine.tumblr.com/post/170365417324. Applications on February 11, 2018, and were expected to end March 3, 2018https://savethedatezine.tumblr.com/post/170762798914. The zine's application period was extended to March 10, 2018https://savethedatezine.tumblr.com/post/171453451934.
Misfortune struck when an update on May 30, 2018, announced that the zine would be canceled due to multiple factors in the zine mod's personal life that compromised their ability to continue running the projecthttps://savethedatezine.tumblr.com/post/174422177694.
==Gallery==
File:Aa save the date nrmt invite.png|Zine Announcement
== References ==
Category:Ace Attorney Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Turnabout (Sherlock Holmes zine)

Turnabout is a 224-page slash Holmes/Watson RDJ movieverse novel by Ingrid Matthews and L.A. Adolf. The colour interior collages are by Nodbear.
Summary from the publisher: "It was during those first few weeks after the disaster at Parliament that Holmes and Watson found themselves in one of Lord Blackwell's 're-education' camps - one of the more interesting euphemisms for the impromptu prisons set up in the wake of Lord Blackwell's accession to Overseer of the Empire. With Sherlock's health declining rapidly, our stalwart heroes know they must save Queen and Country... but can they?" 
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:2012 ZinesCategory:Slash Zines
Turnabout (Star Wars zine)

You may be looking for the Stargate SG-1 zine Turnabout.
Turnabout was a two-volume gen Star Wars novel by Mary Jean Holmes. The first volume has 180 pages. The second volume has 164 pages. The art is by Wanda Lybarger, Martynn, Mary Wood, and Mary Jean Holmes. The zine was bound in two parts "to keep binding costs to a minimum."
The author thanks several people for their help, including "George Lucas, for creating the world I have so come to love, and for tacitly allowing me to play in it."
==The Solo Family ==
This story includes Han and Leia and their three children: 13-year old daughter named Alyaan and 8-year old son Ben and 8-year old daughter Anya (the last two are twins).
==About==
From Star Wars Zine Bibliography: 
==Volume 1==
 Image:turnabout1.jpg|cover by Mary Jean Holmes: "All Dressed Up and No Place to Go"
 Image:turnaboutsw1-1.jpg| Wanda Lybarger
 Image:turnaboutsw1-2.jpg| Wanda Lybarger
 Image:turnaboutsw1-3.jpg| Wanda Lybarger
 Image:turnaboutsw1-4.jpg| Marytnn
 Image:turnaboutsw1-5.jpg| Mary Jean Holmes
 
==Volume 2==
 
 Image:turnabout2.jpg|cover by Mary Jean Holmes: "It's Not What You Think" 
 Image:turnaboutsw2-1.jpg| Mary Jean Holmes
 Image:turnaboutsw2-2.jpg| Mary Jean Holmes
 Image:turnaboutsw2-3.jpg| Mary Jean Holmes
 Image:turnaboutsw2-4.jpg|Mary Wood 
 Image:turnaboutsw2-5.jpg| Mary Jean Holmes
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Turnabout (perzine)

There was a Star Trek proposed zine with this title.
Turnabout is a gen personalzine by Sharon Ferraro. It contains much Star Trek: TOS as well as other material. 
==Issue 1==
Turnabout 1 has April 1976 but is copyrighted inside with the date of March 1976. The zine contains 9 pages. The front cover is by Phil Foglio, and the interior photos are by Gordon Carleton, V.M. Wyman, and Mark Wright.
From Ferraro: "This first issue of my ego-trip is sincerely dedicated to PAULA SMITH, for putting up with me."
From the introduction: 
* Kill me before I stop again!, intro by Sharon Ferraro (1)
* Adventures Abroad by Mark Hyde (describes his experiences in the Navy serving in the Combat Info Center.) (2)
* commentary on the television show Space: 1999 by Sharon Ferarro (reprinted in Cosmoconnection #1) (4) 
* notes about The Logical Conclusion, outline by Paula Smith and Sharon Ferraro, article by Sharon Ferraro (5)
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Turnabout 2 was published in 1976 and contains 12 pages. It has a front cover by V.M. Wyman, a back cover by E. Pearse, interior illos by Gordon Carleton, Sharon Ferraro, and D. Rice.
 
* The Logical Conclusion final notes by C. Levine (article)
* Reviews by Sharon Ferraro 
* A Modest Proposal in the Interest of Ecological Expediency by G. Ewing 
* Child of the Universe, or The Worst Mary Sue Story Ever Written by T. Tomilo 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1976 Zines