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Patron of the Arts

Patron of the Arts is a zine in the Dragon Age fandom.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
=== Invited artists === 
* Amanda Shae || TUMBLR
* Katherine Souza || TUMBLR
* Moura || TUMBLR || TWITTER
* Weird Sal || TUMBLR || FACEBOOK
* Daniel Correia || COVER ARTIST  || WEBSITE || FACEBOOK
=== Artists === 
* Laura Guglielmo || TUMBLR
* gao || TUMBLR
* Jenna Yow || TUMBLR || INSTAGRAM
* Caligulynn || ARTSTATION
* Sunny Cider || TUMBLR
* Izzy Lecoulte || PORTFOLIO
* pharikhurra || TUMBLR
* Benadikt || TUMBLR
* HerGreyWarden || TUMBLR || PORTFOLIO
* Hikari Kobayashi || PORTFOLIO
* abi watson || PORTFOLIO || TUMBLR || INSTAGRAM
* JGRaveArt || PORTFOLIO
* Zebrafeets || PORTFOLIO || TUMBLR
* Silvia Coleto || TUMBLR
* ApricotKnight || DEVIANTART || TUMBLR || ARTSTATION
=== Writers === 
* Abyssiniana (HOST)  || AO3 || TUMBLR
* TheCrowMaiden (EB) || AO3 || TUMBLR
* GreyCatbird || AO3
* Pluttskutt || TUMBLR
* ais_kacang || LIVEJOURNAL
* Cassie Parkes || PORTFOLIO
* ZCreates || TUMBLR || TWITTER 
=== Backup artists/writers === 
* Livia Langley || Writer || AO3
* Cheshirkas || Artist || TUMBLR
Category:Dragon Age Zines Category:2017 Zines
Patronus

A Patronus is a protective animal form conjured by the Patronus Charm in the Harry Potter universe. The form a Patronus takes is unique to the person who conjures it. PatronusesThe plural form of the Latin word patronus (meaning protector or defender) is patroni; however, the plural of Patronus in Harry Potter canon is "Patronuses". The word is always capitalized in the books. are primarily used to repel Dementors but are also used by the Order of the Phoenix to deliver messages.
It is implied that one's Patronus reflects one's character traits—how this is differs from an Animagus form is the subject of some debate. One's Patronus can change to reflect a deep love for another person. Harry's Patronus takes the form of a stag, which is his father's Animagus form.
Pottermore featured a quiz that would determine a user's Patronus.
==Gallery==
File:Severus Snape by Ludmila-Cera-Foce.jpeg|Severus Snape with his doe Patronus by Ludmila-Cera-Foce (2017).
My Patronus fights TERFs.jpg|A three-inch sticker declaring "My Patronus fights TERFs", sold by HokumAndSnark in 2021. Created in response to Rowling's transphobic statements
==Example Fanworks==
* What Your Patronus Says About You: A Comprehensive Guide by perhapsarat (fleamontpotter) (October 2016)
==External Links==
* Patronus at the Harry Potter Lexicon
* Patronus Charm at the Harry Potter Wiki
* Official Patronus Quiz: Discover Your Patronus on WizardingWorld.com (login required)
* Patronus Quiz on Pottermore Wiki
* So how DO the members of the Order of the Phoenix communicate with each other? at J.K. Rowling Official Site
==Notes==
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres
Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
PatronusCharm

PatronusCharm is a Harry Potter fanfiction archive. It is a "sister site" and archive of the Dark Lord Potter Forums. The archive's FAQ states:
:"Our goal is to provide excellent service for our userbase while not sacrificing on features. We also wish to only serve the best stories...stories written by the typical junior high girl will be deleted in short order."PatronusCharm.net: Frequently Asked Questions. (Accessed 02 March 2015.)
Planning for the site started by early 2007. The site went online on December 29, 2007 and opened for beta on January 1, 2008.
As of March 2015, there were 392 stories by 206 authors on the archive. The site went into read-only mode in 2018 and, as of September 2023, bears the following message on its homepage:
:PatronusCharm was once a hustling, bustling fanfiction site with big dreams, but has since been relegated to the clutches of history. This site is a read-only version of PatronusCharm as it existed in 2018 when the original site gasped its last. This archive freezes 377 stories in time.Patronus Charm Homepage, Wayback capture 25 March 2023.
The site was last updated 1 May 2014.
== Export issues ==
:Due to the way the content is served (using Javascript to fetch the chapter data), most epub export utilities fail, including those made to support most fanfiction websites. https://patronus2epub.tiiny.site/ was developed to address this issue, and is the only known utility to work with this website.
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Patronus Con

Patronus Con was a planned fan-run Harry Potter convention, to be held in Porto, Portugal.
The con was planned by fans, in partnership with the Portuguese website "O Profeta Diário" (The Daily Prophet). 
The organizers planned to gather enough money through ticket sales and donations to operate the con, stating they would, in turn, donate any surplus to the Lumos Foundation. The pass prices for the event ranged from 50€ to 990€The price table for the con is still online in the Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/p/BLi7qsMgBmU/. The event was cancelled.
== References ==
Category:Conventions
Category:Harry Potter Conventions
Category:Conventions in Portugal
Patt

Patt is a slash fan writer and fan artist whose work has appeared in numerous fanzines and who specializes in photo-manip fan art. Her art won her a 2007 Light My Fire Award and her poetry won her a Stiffie Award in 2000. She is also well known for having written over a thousand works in the fandom The Sentinel.
In a 2001 interview which was part of the Sentinel Slash Virtual Season Five Senses, Patt explained her approach to art: 
In 2005, she wrote What You Get Is..., a Sentinel and Stargate SG-1 crossover with extensive interior art. According to the publisher: 
She also published the ongoing Sentinel e-zine My Mongoose (winner of the 2005 Light My Fire Award) and participated in the Starsky and Hutch Virtual Season (online).
==Interviews==
*Sentinel Slash Virtual Season Interview with Patt Rose
==Example Cover Art Gallery==
Image:Essen5.jpg|cover of Essential Sentinel 5
Image:Whatyougetis.jpg|cover of What You Get Is...
Image:Faultyconnection.jpg|cover of Faulty Connection
Image:Ds_home.jpg|cover of Home
Image:Countedsorrows.jpg|cover of The Book of Counted Sorrows
Image:Paulacover.jpg|cover for the Paula Wilshe memorial, part of the Starsky and Hutch Virtual Season (online)
Image:Cover703.jpg|cover for The Mirror Crack'd by Hutchrules3, Starsky and Hutch Virtual Season (online)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Pattern of Infinity (Blake's 7 fiction series)

You may be looking for the 1997 Blake's 7 zine Pattern of Infinity.
Pattern of Infinity is a four-part Blake's 7 fiction series by Ana Dorfstad.
It was first published in the first four issues of Enarraré and revised and reprinted in Enarraré Blake's 7 Special.
==The Parts==
* By The Pricking Of My Thumbs
* How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth
* Whether 'Tis Nobler In the Mind
* To Take Up Arms
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993=== 
===1996===
===2001===
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Pattern of Infinity (Blake's 7 zine)

You may be looking for Pattern of Infinity, a four-part Blake's 7 fiction series by Ana Dorfstad. 
Pattern of Infinity is a gen Blakes 7 AU anthology. 
The art is by Mary O'Connor, Whitby27, Bonnie Key, Maria de la Luz Ragis, and Leah Rosenthal. The color cover is by Phoenix.
==About==
From the publisher: "Historical zine placing the characters of Blake's 7 in past eras of history. The new and irmproved (sic) second printing of this classic zine is due September 1997. Sit back and travel back in time."
==Contents==
* Universal Rebel by Judith Proctor (6)
* If There Was No Tomorrow, by Susan Barrett Riaz (Ancient Rome) ("The political insiders of Rome can never trust, but Avon wil have to learn to trust a British slave, Blake, if he is to survive.") (8)
* Between Two Worlds by Ann McKannon (28)
* Sir Delamere by Judith Proctor (55)
* Merry Men, poem by Judith Proctor (57)
* Pirates of Caribbee, by Patricia Blassi (high seas). Will gold be enough to persuade Sukie Lynn to engage in mutiny against Captain Avon? (58)
* Blake's Last Stand by Paul Tragis (62)
* Gunfight by Roland Gagne and Nicole Petty (67)
* Depression is More Than a State of Mind by Marian Mendez (78)
* Hiroshima, poem by Judith Proctor (96)
* The Bracelet by R.W. Grendel (97)
* Urbi et Orbi by Pita Enriquez Harris (111)
* Our Fears and Our Dreamings by Carol McCoy and Lorna B. (1960's) ("Travis convinces Blake to take a stronger stance against the Vietnam War. Will the innocent pay the price?") (133)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Patterns (Star Trek: TOS story by Eva Stuart)

Patterns is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart.
It was published in T'hy'la #3.
==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==
"High politics play havoc to the opening of a new planet for colonization. The New Humans, old acquaintances, Starfleet machinations and the Orion threat play the backdrop to a more personal crises in Kirk and Spock’s lives."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
 
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Patterns (Star Trek: TOS story by Liz Ellington)

Patterns is a Kirk/Spock story by Liz Ellington.
It was published in California K/S 4 Play.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock each separately tell McCoy about their feelings for each other."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1988=== 
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1980s
Patterns (X-Files vid)

Patterns is an X-Files fanvid created by vidder Cybel Harper in 1996. The song, Simon and Garfunkel's Patterns, was used to present a character study of Fox Mulder, with emphasis on his state of mind following the abduction of his partner, Dana Scully.
The vid received the TV Mystery/Suspense Award in the REVELcon 7 Music Video Contest. It has not been digitally remastered.
In 2000 the vid was discussed on the Vidder mailing list and one reviewer commented: "A very good Mulder vid. The song seems made for him. Clips show the disjointedness of his life, the surrealness, and really make you feel for him. The dispair that he can't change anything is there, but doesn't drag the vid down."
Category: X-Files Vids‎
Category:1996 Vids
Patterns of Memory

Patterns of Memory is a gen 114-page Lord of the Rings novel by Catherine Schlein in 2006. 
The only interior art is one small piece at the end.
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
== Fiction in the Same Universe==
* The Road Goes Ever On (2004)
* Dark and Deep (This takes place right after the novel and deals with their first adventure after Frodo's return. Printed in Of Dreams and Schemes #19, 2004)
* The Gifts of Mid-Year's Day (A short story about Frodo's last few months in the Shire. Printed in Hail Fellows, Well Met, 2004)
* In the Beginning... The Lessons of Life (A story about the early years of Frodo's life and how he got to know the other three hobbits. Printed in Above All Shadows #1, 2005)
* Reckonings (This takes right after Dark and Deep. It is pure Sam and Frodo piece about their new roles in life. Printed in Of Dreams and Schemes #20, 2005)
* There Are Many Paths to Tread (2005)
* Patterns of Memory (2006)
==From the Editorial==
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Patti Cullen

You may be looking for Patty Hayes, the X-Files fan writer.
Patti Cullen is an early fan who contributed to Star Trek and Space: 1999 zines and wrote fiction and poetry in Star Wars fandom. She was also active in Classic Doctor Who fandom (winning a Zen Awards for poetry in 1986); and later in Shadow Chasers and Robin of Sherwood fandoms, publishing one zine in each. Patti also dabbled in other genres, such as The Champions and Max Headroom, and contributed to several multimedia zines. 
In the mid 90s and into the early 2000s, she maintained an online presence writing many stories based on Star Trek: Voyager (winning several ASC Awards between 1997 and 2002) and on Firefly, adopting two pseudonyms. 
Later she ventured into New Who, concentrating on the Eleventh Doctor. 
Now retired from writing, Patti retains an interest in various modern genres, while sometimes glancing askance at what the Internet hath wrought, and looking back fondly on the early days of Fandom.
 
==Zines==
* Above & Below #1
* B7 Complex #6/7
* Castrovalva (Doctor Who zine by Mary D. Bloemker)
* ComLoC
* Doctor Julian Subatoi Bashir, This is Your Life! #1
* The Faces of Time #3, #4
* Felgercarb #4/5, #6 (columnist)
* Galactic Discourse #1
* Guardian (multimedia zine) #6
* Herne's Stepchildren #1
* Independent Entity #3
* The Loner (editor)
* Moonbeam (zine) #1/2, #3, #4
* Neural Neutralizer (co-editor, contributor) 
* Oaken Heart (editor, contributor) (Winner of five Major Oak Awards 1993)
* On Target #11
* Peers of the Realm (editor, contributor)
* Prime Time #1, #2, #3, #4
* Rerun #2, #3, #6, #7
* Robin's Nest #1, #2, #3, #4
* Seeing Double (editor, contributor)
* The Sehlat's Roar #1, #2
* Shadow Chasers Express #1, #3
* The Silver Arrow #5
* Sol Plus #3
* Tetrumbriant #11, #13 (reviewer)
* Warped Space #31/32, #39
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Editors
Category:Zine Publishers
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Patty Blum/Stanley Uris

Patty Blum/Stanley Uris is the ship between Patty Blum and Stanley Uris, two characters from the horror novel IT by Stephen King. They appear in all adaptations of the novel.
==Canon==
Patty Blum and Stanley Uris are a married couple, formally introduced in Chapter 3 of Stephen King's novel. In this chapter, it is revealed that Patty Blum met Stanley Uris at a sorority party. They were introduced to each other by a mutual friend. They are both Jewish. "Blum" rhymes with "plum", and is Patty Blum's maiden name. Her married name is Uris.
Patty Blum is aware of her husband's childhood friendship with Bill Denbrough, a writer of horror novels which make her deeply frightened and upset. Despite his wife's feelings about the books, Stanley Uris has read almost all of Bill Denbrough's novels.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
==References==
Category:IT RelationshipsCategory:Het Pairings
Patty Bouvier

Patty is a secondary character in the animated TV series, The Simpsons, and its related media.
== Canon ==
=== Sexuality===
Like her twin sister, Patty had a huge crush on the character of MacGyver, and in an early season dated Principal Skinner. But several episodes foreshadowed her coming out as a lesbian in season 16. Since then, she's been exclusively interested in women with the exception of her interest in MacGyver.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
The show hinted at her and Edna Krabappel having experimented once, and Patty retaining an attraction to her later on.
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* Patty Bouvier tag at Archive of Our Own
* Patty B. filter at FanFiction.Net
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:The Simpsons Characters
Patty Hayes

You may be looking for Patti Cullen a.k.a. Patti Heyes, a multifandom fan writer
Patty Hayes was a X-Files fan. 
Patty won a Morley Award in 1997 for "The Cavendish Door III," part of a series of X-Files stories that also features a character from The Red Shoe Diaries. Patty gave permission for her work to be posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative, so many of her stories can still be found online.
Hayes passed away in 2004. 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2004 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Paul

*Paul, a Sentinel slash fan writer
*Paul, a character from Cabin Fever
*Paul Blofis, a character from Percy Jackson and the Olympians
*Paul Darrow, a British actor who appears in Blake's 7
*Paul Gross, a Canadian actor who appears in Due South
*Paul James, a Blake's 7 fan
*Paul Lahote, a character from Twilight
*Paul McDonald, a Doctor Who fan
*Paul Reubens
*Paul Rowe, a Star Trek fan
*Paul Seeley, a Xena fan
*Paul-Gabriel Wiener, a Lois & Clark fan writer
*Paul Edwin Zimmer, Marion Zimmer Bradley's brother
*Adrian Paul, a British actor who appears in Highlander
Paul Blofis

== Overview ==
Paul Blofis, first making his appearance in “The Titan’s Curse,” is the step-father of Percy Jackson and friend-turned-husband of Sally Jackson, Percy’s mother. He is also an English teacher at Goode High School, a former school of Percy’s. He was also mistaken as Paul Blowfish by Percy’s biological father, Poseidon. It is also revealed in the first book in the spin off series, “The Trials of Apollo, “The Hidden Oracle,” that Paul and Sally are expecting a baby girl.
== Relationships ==
Sally Jackson:
:Paul and Sally met in a writing seminar and became friends, eventually starting a romantic relationship. After Paul asks for Percy’s permission in “The Battle of the Labyrinth,” Paul marries Sally, and eventually expect a child. 
Percy Jackson:
:Paul is the loving step-father of Percy, who worries when Percy is gone. 
== Fan Works ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Life as Paul Blofis by peacelight, This is a story about Paul's life for example meeting Percy to learning about Sally and Poseidon relationship or learning the truth about Percy as well as his reunion with Percy after the Son of Neptune. (2012)
* Paul by Weezila, Paul is not an overly dramatic guy. Well, at least not until he started dating Sally Jackson, and life got a lot less boring and a whole lot more complicated, to say the least. Still, the greatest surprise of his lifetime is yet to come. (2012)
*Dinner Conversations by Iheartbd’s, Several days after the war, the Blofis/Jackson family is finally coming together for a normal meal- or as normal as a meal can be when your step-son is a demigod.(2012)
=== Fan Art ===
* It All Worked Out in the End by eda1102 (2014)
== Resources ==
Paul at Wikia
Category:Camp Half-Blood Chronicles Characters
Paul Cornell

Paul Cornell is a writer of both fanfic and professional works, most well known for his Doctor Who stories. He's written for the TV series itself, as well as several tie-in books and audio dramas.
He wrote the fic Total Eclipse for the fanzine Queen Bat, which he later reworked into the Virgin New Adventures story Timewyrm: Revelation.
On a 2023 Fansplaining episode he discussed his career and experiences in Doctor Who fandom.
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Professional Authors
Paul Darrow's Statement Read Aloud At The 1989 Gambit Convention

Paul Darrow's Statement Read Aloud At The 1989 Gambit Convention is a speech written by Paul Darrow and read by Terry Nation at Gambit. 
 
The text of the speech was reprinted in The Federation Archives where it was "reproduced word-for-word and comma-for-comma."
It includes a reference to Jesus Christ and Pontius Pilate and quotes Jack Kennedy. 
The "circumstances currently afflicting, Blake's 7 fandom" is The Blake's 7 Wars.
==The Pontius Pilate Reference==
One section of the letter that many fans refer to as the "Pontius Pilate" reference reads: "To those of you who maintain that you stand apart from all that is currently afflicting Blake's 7 fandom, I say to you that the last person to, "Wash His Hands," in public has suffered contempt for 20 centuries. I say that, whether you like it or not, whether you seek to do so or do not, you support those who will divide us, in Blake's 7 fandom." 
Some fans felt that the allusion to Pontius Pilate was offensive and/or over the top. Others felt that Darrow was attacking those who tried to remain neutral and was attempting to force fans to choose sides.
==The Speech==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Conventions
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:1989 Open Letters
Category:Blake's 7 Open Letters
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Paul Darrow (zine)

Paul Darrow is a 6-page digest-sized zine about Paul Darrow.
It contains "A Brief Summary of Life" (bio), his theatre work, his television work, and his film work. The zine came with a 5x7 inch original photo of the actor.
 Image:pauldarrowzine-one.jpg|front cover
Image:pauldarrowzine-two.jpg|the enclosed photo
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Paul Darrow and Michael Keating's 1989 Cease and Desist Letter

Paul Darrow and Michael Keating's 1989 Cease and Desist Letter was sent in early January 1989 to three fans, Ann Wortham, Leah Rosenthal, and Linda Terrell.
This letter was part of the official Press Release Packet sent out to fans in January 1989.
It was one of the shots over the bow of the ship that was The Blake's 7 Wars.
 
The letter demanded that these three fans stop using their likenesses in fanfic and fan art. 
Note that the use of "Esq." behind the actor's names does not denote any legal role nor does it convey any legality to the letter as in the UK "Esquire was used generally as the default title for all men who did not have a grander title when addressing correspondence..." Wikipedia's Esquire page accessed October 30, 2013.
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Blake's 7 Wars
Paul Edwin Zimmer

Paul Edwin Zimmer was Marion Zimmer Bradley's brother.
He was a writer, a swordsman, a bardic poet, a founding member of The Society for Creative Anachronism, a resident of Greyhaven, and co-edited zines and was a co-contributor to pro novels with his sister. 
At one time, he was married to Tracy Blackstone.
==Fan Comments==
==Death==
In October 1997, Zimmer passed away while attending Albacon as a guest of honor.
 
==Further Reading==
* Paul Edwin Zimmer: Swordsman and Poet by David Bratman, Mythprint 34:12 (December 1997)
* Paul Edwin Zimmer at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Deceased
Paul Freehafer

Paul Freehafer was an early science fiction fan and member of the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society, which he headed in 1943. According to Fancyclopedia, he resisted various political movements within fandom including Esperanto, Technocracy and Michelism, and remained uninvolved with the furious debate that consumed several years of science fiction fandom from 1937 to 1941. He attended Chicon I and Denvention I.
Freehafer died in 1944 of a heart condition, and his friend Forrest J Ackerman published a special issue of Polaris in his honor.
== Zines ==
* The Letters of Henry S. Whitehead (for FAPA)
* Polaris [1939–41]
* Presenting Ronald Clyne [1943]
Category:Deceased