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Pleasant Dreams

Pleasant Dreams was the first slash X-Files story posted to the internet. It is by Laura Cooksey.
The story is about Mulder and an OC named Ben.
Summary: "Mulder is shocked when he first learns that his new friend is gay, but decides instead to be open to this possibility as well."
Author's warning: "Okay, here we go -- this story involves gay relationships. If this turns you off, freaks you out, or raises your blood pressure in an unhealthy way, abort now!"
==Author's Comments From the Introduction==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Please, let me go

Please, let me go was a popular Alejandro/Cody and Cody/Noah fic on FanFiction.Net for the Total Drama fandom. In the fic, Alejandro kidnaps Cody and makes him live with his family. Although Cody was already in a relationship with Noah, he develops somewhat of an attraction to Alejandro over the course of the fic. For many years, it was the most well-known fanwork for the uncommon Alejandro/Cody ship.
Although most reviews of the fic on FFN were positive, reception from outsiders is mixed due to the fic's premise and execution. One fan in 2021 described it as, "it tainted the whole ship [Alejandro/Cody] for years until ppl forgot ab its existence[.]" (2021) for Unironicduncanstan's Total Drama Iceberg.
Some time between 2018 and 2024, Please, let me go was removed from FFN, either by its author or by FFN itself, (likely the former.) It is available to download in its entirety in on the Internet Archive.
== Reviews ==
== Further Reading ==
* lineart for the fic's cover. appears to be lost.
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
Category:Total Drama Cody/Noah Fanfiction
Please Captain, Not in Front of the Klingons

In a special Star Trek issue in 1996, StiM magazine offered an article about K/S and slash. The article tackled slash fiction as a reaction by the fan community to the lack of gay and lesbian characters in the Star Trek franchise. It ended with puzzlement over the slash community's secretiveness.
It was likely related to another series of snarky, irreverent articles in a series (not dated, but sometime after the end of November 1996): see stim's Trek Tribute.
==Some Mentions and Contact Info==
In a sidebar called Access to Slash, the article also published the contact info for:
* Bill Hupe's catalogs
* Plastic Cow Productions
* alt.startrek.creative.erotica and alt.sex.fetish.startrek
* Fan Fiction on the Net
* this site: ftp://aviary.share.net/pub/startrek/adult/
* MKASHEF Enterprises
* contact info for the zine The Temple Jewel
* As You Like It Press
==The Writer Contacted Slash Fans==
The article's author sent emails to several slash fans. For some fans, this was the first they'd heard of Shipp's "slash page."
The email Branwyn sent: 
==Excerpts from the Article==
 
==Fan Reactions==
===1996===
===1997===
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:1996 News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Please Don't Call It a G-Rated Dispute

Please Don't Call It a G-Rated Dispute is a 2005 article by Pamela Licalzi O'Connell in "The New York Times."
The topic of the article was ratings and the cease and desist letters that had been sent to fanfic archives by The Motion Picture Association of America.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Article==
* some snark about Harry Potter's wands
* a comment by Heidi Tandy
==Some Topics Discussed by Fans==
* whether sex was shameful
* whether slash (regardless of explicitness) was shameful
* the difficulty in enforcing these cease and desist orders
* protecting the children
* The Sentinel
* off into the weeds with the intricacies of warnings and labels
* icky slash; one fan compared it to finding snails in one's bed
* smarm
==The Article==
==Fan Comments==
===From Cascade Times Mailing List===
This was a topic of discussion on the strictly gen only Sentinel Cascade Times Mailing List, one which made one of its moderators state temporary permission to discuss or mention slash or explicit het: 
Below are some excerpts (quoted here anonymously) from Cascade Times Mailing List:
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2005 News Media
Please Don’t Leave

Please Don’t Leave is an early Blake Belladonna/Yang Xiao Long story by Xekstrin. Part of the fic was read by Barbara Dunkelman and Arryn Zech, the voice actors for Yang and Blake, as a reward for hitting $140'000 donations during the Extra Life charity live stream event in 2013.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===About the Story===
===About the Extra Life Reading===
==References==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Please Stand By (filk tape)

Please Stand By is a filk cassette released by Technical Difficulties, a filk group.
 
=== Side 1 ===
* Lullaby for a Weary World
* Reluctant Freedom
* Elizabeth's Song
* Come You Knights - A recording of them singing the Star Wars filk song Come You Knights at the 1986 WorldCon can be heard on Youtube here with lyrics lyrics from emeraldforest filk now offline
* Innocence Lost
* Dedication
=== Side 2 ===
* Technical Difficulties, Part I: Dona Nobis Pacem
* One Final Lesson
* Break Forth
* Few Days
* Thinking of You / The Cruel War
* Technical Difficulties, Part II: The Hallelujah Chorus - Technical Difficulties, Part II: The Hallelujah Chorus can be heard here.
==Sample Images==
 
File:Pleasestand-1.jpg
File:Pleasestand-2.jpg
File:Pleasestand-3.jpg
==Sample Lyrics==
Lyrics Source: 
Lullaby for a Weary World By T.J. Burnside Clapp 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1986 Fanworks
Please don't interpret the rest of this as a dismissal of zines, because it isn't intended that way.

Please don't interpret the rest of this as a dismissal of zines, because it isn't intended that way. is a 1998 Star Trek essay by Jungle Kitty.
It was printed in The K/S Press #21. 
The essay is part of a bigger discussion happening at the time that involved some very strong personalities, power, protecting turf and their own relevance, all regarding fiction in print zines vs. netfic (alt.startrek.creative and alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the suggestion that the fans in The K/S Press loved everything in print zines and were not critical readers, and "did not set the bar high enough"
* the suggestion that if a story has "good K/S," then it's okay to have an "awkward plot, sloppy characterization, poor structure, and/or graceless writing?"
* what is the definition of "good K/S" -- addressed in part in I am frustrated by my own ability to understand why categorizing a story as K/S or not-K/S is important to some fans. by Judith Gran (January 1998)
* the suggestion that the internet is a good way for beginning writers to get better: it's quicker, faster, and you can be anonymous (and can bypass fandom communities)
* feedback given on the internet can be insubstantial (but at least its fast and there is a lot of it)
* fans' voracious appetites for material and content is too strong for just print zines anymore; they want more, more, more, and the internet can provide that
* print zines are losing their power and relevance, they "aren't the only game in town anymore"
==From the Essay==
==Related Essays==
* Internet Fans Controversy Du Jour (Sandy Herrold) (1997)
* Slash Fandom & the Internet: An Escapade Perspective by Sandy Herrold (1997)
* I feel the need to say again how important K/S print zines are. by Shelley Butler (1998)
* Please don't interpret the rest of this as a dismissal of zines, because it isn't intended that way. by Jungle Kitty (1998)
* It is said 'Life is Change.' It seems 'K/S is Change,' too. by Nefertari (1998)
* I sometimes wonder if my reluctance to fully embrace K/S on the net may just be a sign that I’m turning into an old fogy. by Mary S. (1998)
* Print Fandom vs. Online Fans, statements by Judith Gran (1999)
* Print versus 'Net Publishing: One Very Biased Fan's View by Lorelei Jones (2001)
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Pleasure Bent

Pleasure Bent is a Professionals slash story by Sebastian.
The story was originally published in 1984 in The Hatstand Express #4, then released as a circuit story and then republished again in zine format in 2002 in Sebastian Collected.
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
==Summary==
Several readers cite this as their favorite section of the story:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Pleasure Boy

Pleasure Boy is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Augusta Pembrooke. Originally published 1999 on the net, it was republished in 2000 the zine Pleasure Boy and Other Stories.
Summary: Where did Obi-Wan learn that sexy walk? 
Author's Note: 
 
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Pledge

Pledge is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Kilinzaibatu. It is primarily gen with some James x Lily, and is set partially in the Marauders era and partially during Hogwarts era.
One reviewer describes:
:"This doujinshi is absolutely adorable! The first story tells of the Marauders during the MWPP days, in which they have a snowball fight involving large mounds of snow, their wands, and 'Beater' sticks. In the end, the mountain of snow hurtles directly for Lily, and she dissipates it with a wave of her wand. In another story, Harry, Ron, and Hermione awaken Remus Lupin from dreams of his school days, where the Marauders met on the castle roof to plot their next adventure. Very cute and heartwarming, particularly the corresponding parts where Remus remembers slipping off the roof, and James catches him. Later in the present, he goes onto the roof again with Harry and friends and once again slips, only this time Harry catches him. "Doujinshi: The Addiction - I Solemnly Swear that I am Up to No Good. (Accessed 30 May 2013.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Pledge front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pledge back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Pledge sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2001 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Pleiades 0.5

Pleiades 0.5 is a Harry Potter doujinshi by avail bee.. It is primarily set in the Marauders Era, with a few initial scenes set in Hogwarts Era. It is gen with "hints" of Sirius/Remus shounen-ai.
One collector summarizes: "Remus angsts on some night near the full moon. Sirius and James, hidden beneath the invisibility cloak, cheer him up. Interesting artwork in the beginning of the doujinshi, centering around the 'modern day' Hogwarts generation."I Solemnly Swear that I am Up to No Good. (Accessed 08 October 2012.)
Image:Pleiades 05 front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pleiades 05 back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Pleiades 05 sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Plo Koon

Plo Koon is a character from Star Wars. He is primarily seen in the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy and Star Wars: The Clone Wars fandoms.
==Canon==
==Common Pairings==
===Shipping===
*Plo Koon/Wolffe
===Gen Pairings===
*Plo Koon & Wolffe (CC-3636) - A popular gen pairing. Plo often takes a paternal role in works with both Wolffe and other clones in his battalion.
*Plo Koon & Ahsoka Tano - This likely stems from Plo's role as a sometimes mentor to Ahsoka during the Clone Wars as well as his role as her finder.
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
*Parental Plo Koon - Plo Koon is often portrayed as a positive parental figure in fanworks, mentoring younger Jedi characters and treating the clone troopers in his battalion as sons if not outright adopting them.
*Fix-it - As is fairly common in the fandom his fate in Order 66 is often changed. These range from partial fix-its where Plo is the only additional survivor outside of canon and complete fix-its where order 66 is avoided entirely.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by mells-hell
* by gugong99
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*Plo Koon on AO3
*#plo koon on Tumblr
Category:Characters
Category:Star Wars Characters
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Plomeek Soup (glossary term)

"Plomeek Soup" (sometimes spelled "Plomik") is what Christine Chapel makes for Spock in the episode, Amok Time. It is inferred the soup is a nourishing, comfort food for Vulcans.
It is also described and referenced in later Trek canon. See Plomeek Soup at Memory Alpha.
A fairly regular feature in print zines are fans' recipes for "Plomeek Soup" (sometimes spelled "Plomik").
An internet search will bring up many other recipes for this soup, many of which produce a soup that is orange in color, and because Vulcans don't eat meat, vegetarian.
==Some Recipes ==
* Impulse #2 (1970)
* in Pastaklan Shaturas #1 (1974)
* Nourishment (1977)
* The Trekker Cookbook (1977)
 
File:Impulse2art4.jpg|by Liz Danforth (MSG and yams!) from Impulse #2, reprinted in A Star Trek Cookbook, or, A Taste of Armageddon (1970)
 
File:Nourishment7.jpg | by Pete Kaup from Nourishment. This one contains chicken broth which would make the vegetarian Spock unhappy. (1977)
File:Trekkercookbook1.jpg |some more recipes for Plomeek delicacies, from The Trekker Cookbook (1977)
==Sample Fanfiction==
* Plomeek Soup and Kindness by Mary Lee Boyance (Abode of Strife #25) (1996)
* Your Spirit's Still Delight by havocthecat (A feminist reimagining of the plomeek soup scene.) (2009)
==Included in Menus==
 
==A Fan Thought About Soup==
In 1998, a fan celebrated K/S Day with some food: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Food & Recipes
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Plot

You may be looking for The Plot, a Battlestar Galactica (1978) zine.
Plot is a literary term for "the plan, scheme, or main story of a literary or dramatic work, as a play, novel, or short story."plot at Dictionary.com (accessed 17 June 2011) Fanfics that contain a well-developed plot are often described by readers as plotty to distinguish them from everything else.
Plot can also be used to refer a scene with fanservice. Fans may react to a scene of the hero taking off his shirt by saying, "Look at that plot!" For example, a post by dangermousie with screencaps of the hero in the shower uses the cut tag Plot in the shower and other amusements, and a commenter replies "Oh, looks plotty indeed." (Accessed March 20, 2010) 
==Recycled Plots==
Fans have been complaining of tired old plots and the sameness of fan fiction from almost Day One. 
For more, see The Same Old Story.
==Archives & Links==
*Recs tagged Plotty Fic at Fancake
== References ==
Plot Bunny

A plot bunny is a story idea that has popped into a fanfic author's head. "Plot bunny" may be a variant on "dust bunny," in that they are both items that seem to appear out of nowhere, and are a lot of work to get rid of.
Plot bunnies can be silly or serious. They are often said to be "multiplying" or to have been "put up for adoption" by their owners, like real bunnies. "Bunny" may also be a verb meaning to give someone a story idea: "I started writing this story when Jane Q. Fan bunnied me."
The term is sometimes used to indicate an idea that the fan in question does not have the time or inclination to write, and that she therefore wishes to "set free" or get rid of.
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Plot Does Matter

Plot Does Matter was a short-lived movie poster parody posted at the official Star Wars site (www.starwars.com) in. It was supposedly created by some employees of Lucasfilms (Roland and Dean?), employees who according to Blue Harvest #15, "got in biiiggg trouble over this lil' gag."
"Plot Does Matter" was created in response to the movie posters for the poorly-received "Godzilla" movie and its tag "Size Does Matter."
Some fans of the Star Wars movie found the whole thing ironic, considering the plot elements of The Phantom Menace.
File:sizedoesmatter.jpg|the Godzilla movie poster
File:plotdoesmatter.jpg|the Star Wars spoof
==Some Comments==
==Links==
* the poster
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM
Category:Godzilla
Category:1998 Memes
Category:Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Plum Fan Fiction

Plum Fan Fiction is a fanfiction archive hosted across a network of Yahoo Groups for the Stephanie Plum novels written by Janet Evanovich. The groups are no longer active. 
The main group is titled Plum Fan Fiction, with 3840 members: 
Related to the main group is Plum Fan Fiction Reference, founded on February 4, 2005, and currently showing 2162 members: 
A number of Yahoo Groups were used to archive the fanfiction, as listed below. The group description for Plum Fan Fiction 2 reads: 
* Plum Fan Fiction 2: founded on June 25, 2001; 2676 members
* Plum Fan Fiction 3: founded on November 14, 2001; 2535 members
* Plum Fan Fiction 4: no available information
* Plum Fan Fiction 5: no available information
* Plum Fan Fiction 6: founded on August 19, 2002; 2158 members
* Plum Fan Fiction 7: no available information
* Plum Fan Fiction 8: no available information; this group is mentioned elsewhere, but the group itself doesn't seem to have been created
Last but not least is the archive Plum Fan Fiction Restricted for adult fanfiction, founded on July 16, 2001, and currently showing 2330 members: 
 
==References==
Category:Stephanie Plum
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Plumadot

Plumadot is a fanartist well known in the BTS fandom for her alternate universe comics and art.
== Fannish History ==
== BTS Fan Comics ==
* Werebunny - a fantasy au in which Jungkook turns into a rabbit on the full moon. Jimin and Yoongi are also were-animals, transforming into a chick and cat respectively.
* Heart/Soul - an au starring and shipping personified versions of BTS solo songs.
* magic forest - an au in which the members of BTS are various fantasy creatures.
* Villains - villain/crime au
* Made of Clay - a crossover with Avatar: The Last Airbender
* be the very best - a crossover with Pokemon
* not a superhero - a superpowers au
* BTS Village - based around Run BTS
Category:Fanartists
Plumeria

Plumeria is a fan writer, fan artist, and moderator primarily in Harry Potter and Roswell fandoms.
Plumeria was moderator of the Roswell board at Fanforum from June to December 2001. She joined the staff at FictionAlley in January 2002, where she moderated the SCUSA forum among other duties.
As a FictionAlley mod and friend of Cassandra Claire's "Inner Circle", Plumeria was present on the outskirts of several of HP fandom's kerfuffles. She made Fandom Scruples' Black List and is also mentioned in The Ms.Scribe Story as "an FA mod and generally well-liked fandom member" whom msscribe tried to turn against Gryffindor Tower. She was also a minor participant in CharityWank.See e.g. The Ms.Scribe Story: An Unauthorized Fandom Biography, 15 June 2006, Chapter Four - Msscribe Suffers a Setback and Chapter Nine - Msscribe Leaves the Fandom (archived 01 September 2012 by the Wayback Machine).
==Fannish History==
* It all started so innocently.... at fandom_history (Aug 2002)
* Rediscovering early Y!group posts at fandom_history (Sep 2002)
* Harry: A History (Apr 2009)
* How did your fandom involvement start? What does your fandom journey look like?, response to a meme (Sep 2010)
==Blanket Permission Statement==
==Notable Fanfiction==
* Draco In Darkness — Harry/Draco disabilityfic novella in which Draco loses his eyesight (Feb–Mar 2003)
* Separation and Reunion — Fred/George, co-written with Lissanne (Jun/Aug 2001)
* Silence — Ginny/Hermione angsty oneshot (Oct 2002)
* The Park Bench — Harry/Draco bystander fic, written for Armchair Slash's Furniture Challenge (Jun 2003)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Plumeria (Pokémon)

Plumeria is a character from Pokémon Sun and Moon. She is the admin of Team Skull, the seventh of many evil teams in the Pokémon series. Unlike previous teams, they do not mean evil, and are generally seen as misfits by the other characters. She has a close bond with Team Skull leader Guzma.
She is well-liked with fans, though not too many fanworks exist which primarily focus on her. She also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters, PokéAni and Pokéspe.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Plumeria is most commonly paired up with Guzma, forming SkullShipping, aka SkullFlowershipping or Guzmeria, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called グズプル (Guzupuru).
===Less Popular Relationships===
*HybristoShipping - Faba & Plumeria
*LunarPlumShipping - Plumeria & Selene
*OneeChanShipping - Plumeria & Team Skull Grunt (Male)
*PliersShipping - Piers & Plumeria
*PrincessAndThePauperShipping - Lillie & Plumeria
*SolarpunkShipping - Malva & Plumeria
*SweetPlumShipping - Plumeria & Wicke
*TerrestrialDevastationShipping - Courtney (Magma) & Plumeria
*ToxicRocksShipping - Olivia & Plumeria
*UlnaRadiusShipping - Gladion & PlumeriaMore can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2023)
* (2017)
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Plunder

Plunder is a multi-author slash fanfiction archive in the Pirates of the Caribbean fandom, hosted on Squidge.org. It contains 180 stories by 88 contributing authors. A majority of the stories feature Jack Sparrow in various pairings, the most popular pairing being Jack Sparrow/Will Turner.
Category:Squidge.org
Category:Pirates of the Caribbean Websites
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
Plurk

Plurk is a social media/microblogging website headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan.
About 60% of site visitors are located in Taiwan, 19% in India, and 10% in Japan, according to Alexa.
Plurk is used by fans in a similar manner to Tumblr, Lofter, and Twitter, for example by fandom RPers and fanart/fanfic/doujin creators.
==References==
Category:Social Networking
Category:Chinese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Taiwanese Fandom
Plus Ca Change

This page is about the filk album. For references to the SG1 Zine story by Livengoo, see: Pretense or Author's Choice (zines from Ancient's Gate)
Plus Ça Change is a filk album by Kathy Mar. Two of its songs won Pegasus Awards: Drink Up A River won Best Filk Song in 1994, Pegasus nominated songs. after also being nominated for the same award in 1991, and Velveteen won Best Love Song in 1991, after being nominated for Best Filk Song in 1990. "I Am Lord" was also nominated for Best Spiritual Song in 1996.
Topics of this album include classic Mythology (Grendel), Anne McCaffrey's Crystal Singer in the song of the same name, modern Paganism (I Am Lord), Dune (Shai Hulud), children's stories (Velveteen), and computers (World Inside the Crystal, in addition to songs of fannish perspective on life (Drink Up the River, Saddest, No Heroes.)
After being out of print for several years, it was combined with another album, Plus C'est La Même Chose in a 2-CD release by ImageCraft Double-CD release at DragonsGate Music, which included three bonus tracks not originally on either album: Don Simpson's Ship of Stone was added to the Plus Ça Change disc, while "Ghost" and "Old Souls" were added to the Plus C'est La Même Chose disc.
==Track Listing==
Except where noted, lyrics & music are by Kathy Mar.
* A1-Drink Up the River
* A2-Grendel (Kathy Mar/Leslie Fish)
* A3-Saddest
* A4-Crystal Singer
* A5-I am Lord (Gwen Zak/Leslie Fish)
* A6-No Heroes
* B1-Shai Hulud
* B2-Ivory Rose
* B3-Velveteen
* B4-World Inside the Crystal (Steve Savitsky)
* B5-Little Green Eyes (Mercedes Lackey/Kathy Mar)
* B6-Spoon
==References==
Category:1988 Fanworks