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Zigma

Zigma is a Doctor Who zine.
Karsten John was a major contributor.
==Issue 1==
Zigma 1 was published in March 1983. 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Zigma 6 was published in September 1983 and contains 23 pages.
It is digest-sized.
It was edited and published on behalf of the Zigma Club in Sydney, Australia. 
The editor was Nicholas Endusa.
The front cover depicts Sarah Sutton as Nyssa and the back cover depicts Richard Hurndall. 
* Gallifreyan Renegades, article by Karston John with assistance from Nicholas Endusa (3)
* Incidental Music (18)
* Dr. Who Title Sequences (20)
* Merchandise (22)
* In Britain (23)
==Issue 7==
Zigma 7 was published in December 1983 and contains 19 pages.
It is digest-sized.
It was edited and published on behalf of the Zigma Club in Sydney, Australia. 
The editor was Nicholas Endusa.
The front cover depicts The Doctors, some companions, and JN-T. Insert of the 6th Doctor, Colin Baker. 
The back cover depicts "The Forgotten Doctor? Peter Cushing (Doctor) and Jennie Linden (Barbara) from the 1965 film, 'Dr. Who and the Daleks'."
* Editorial and Table of Contents (2)
* Books (3)
* The Four Faces of Borusa/John Nathan-Turner, article by David Raven (5)
* The Five Doctors Reviewed (9)
* A Final End? by Ben Gillam (15)
* Doctor Who -- The Rescue (our novelette adaptation, part one) (16)
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9/10==
Zigma 9/10 was published in August 1984 and was probably the last issue.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Zimbio TV Couples March Madness Challenge

Zimbio TV Couples March Madness Challenge is an annual poll hosted by Zimbio where fans vote for their favorite TV couples, be they canon or non-canon. 
64 couples are selected at the beginning of March and are voted on in order to proceed to the next bracket until only one remains. The poll can be voted on multiple times by individuals and is not meant to be an accurate representation of the size of a particular pairing's fandom.
==Fan Response== 
Graphics and edits are a popular response to whichever pairing wins the poll. This later developed into creating edits throughout all of March to further encourage fans to vote for their preferred couple.
Fans often organise power hours which focus their fandom to all vote at the same time in order to gain a larger lead. It is done in a similar fashion to how some fandoms get hashtags trending on twitter.
Over time there has been some negative response to the March Madness Challenge. The nature of the poll can lead to the further fueling of ships wars if pairings from the same fandom both appear in the poll as well as muli-fandon ship wars. Some have also noted that March Madness, like most online polls surrounding shipping, is simply a way to drive traffic to Zimbio's website and is not worth the drama it causes.shipsnthenight: Zimbio poll. Every. Single. Year. Stop. Enough. Why. Do. You. Have. To. Fuck. Fandoms. Up. Every. SINGLE. FUCKING. Y E A R. WE. DON’T. NEED. THIS. DRAMA. IN. OUR. LIVES. WE. HAVE. ENOUGH. SHIT. TO. DEAL. WITH. March 15, 2017
===Accusations of cheating and harassment===
Accusations of cheating have been consistent throughout the years the poll has ran.Okay then, who cheated on that Zimbio poll? addieon. 10 April 2013.The Bamon fandom are cheaters? Nope! tothecoreofbamon. March 21, 2016.
The 2018 challenge saw accusations of cheating as well as harassment of fans and Zimbio staff. Zimbio responded with several tweets on how they were looking into the matter of cheating and made adjustments to the voting system to attempt to prevent further manipulation. Two days following these measures being put in place Zimbio threatened to take down the second bracket of voting due to death threats and abusive comments being sent to their staff. The bracket remained open and the poll ran until its conclusion on March 20th.
==Past Winners==
* 2012 - Rachel/Quinn (Glee) 
* 2013 - Dean/Castiel (Supernatural) 
* 2014 - Dean/Castiel (Supernatural) 
* 2015 - Root/Shaw (Person of Interest) 
* 2016 - Clarke/Lexa (The 100) 
* 2017 - Clarke/Lexa (The 100) 
* 2018 - Emma/Regina (Once Upon a Time)
* 2019 - Kara/Lena (Supergirl)
* 2020 - Juliana/Valentina (Amar a Muerte)
==Meta==
* About Zimbio, Destiel, my personal struggle with the idea of wlw vs. mlm, and why what we achieved in the vote today says a lot about our magnificent fandom by thedogsled
==References==
Category:2012
ZineWiki

ZineWiki is an open-source wiki devoted to cataloging zines and independent media. The site "aspires to become the most complete online zine database".https://zinewiki.com/wiki/Main_Page
==About==
==Fan zines==
ZineWiki catalogs zines covering a variety of topics, including fandom.
See Category:Dark Shadows and Category:Star Trek.
==References==
Category:2006 Wikis
Category:2009 Wikis
Category:2021 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Zine (multifandom zine)

Zine is a gen multifandom anthology with at least three issues.
The zine contains Star Trek, Star Wars, and original science fiction in the first two (one?) issue, and no media content in the last issue.
It is a sister zine to 'Noids n 'Droids.
==Issue 1==
Zine 1 was published in August 1982 and contains 75 pages of Star Trek, Star Wars, and original science fiction.
==Issue 2==
Zine 2 was published in 1983 and contains 118 pages of Star Trek, Star Wars, and original science fiction.
==Issue 3==
Zine 3 was published in 1984 and contains 104 pages. This issue features only original science fiction and fantasy.
File:zine1.jpg|cover of issue #1
File:zine2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Original Fiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s
Zine Dex

Zine Dex is an adzine that was published by The Ruggles Sisters. From an ad in issue 15/16 of Quantum Quarterly:
"Zine Dex lists over 200 fanzine titles, prices and editors' addresses for a wide variety of fandoms. The publication prints in March, July and November. A three issue subscription is $12."
Category:1992 Zines
Category: Multimedia Zines
Zine ELITISM

Zine ELITISM is an early 2002 discussion on Venice Place Mailing List.
The topic was print zines, perceived elitism, entitlement, the availability of print zine fiction online, and the clash of different generations and their incomplete knowledge of customs and history. And socialism.
==References==
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Zine Meta
Zine Ed

A zine ed is an editor of a zine.
It is usually used for the person who selects the content, and sometimes edits it, as well as writing introductory material such as the table of contents and editorial. The editor might be the same person as the publisher (who prints the zine, and usually distributes it), or they might be different people.
The editor of the Star Wars zine Twin Suns laments in a letter to Jundland Wastes #3: "Being an editor means always having to say you're sorry."
File:yeeditors.jpg|"Ye Editors" from Contact #2
File:Baselines2-10.jpg|"Ode to Fanzine Editors" from Baselines #2
File:Storms1art1.jpg|a zine ed takes a well-deserved rest, from the zine Storms #1, Linda Stoops
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Zine Farr

Zine Farr has been used by fans to describe two things: 1) the obsession to create a print zine, 2) the mad stampede in a convention dealer's room to procure new zines.
==Fannish Drift and "Zine Farr"==
Zine Farr is a play-on-words with Pon Farr. The concept of pon farr is so well known that it's been used as a base word to coin fannish phrases, usually about near-manic, focused fanac:
* Con Farr—the overwhelming, almost physical need to get to a convention for fannish interaction (and fanzines). 
* Zine Farr—the overwhelming need to put out a fanzine, often leading up to a con
* Vid Farr—the overwhelming need to finish an amateur video production
==Creating a Zine==
* "For the past four or five years, Dee, Erika and I have shared the delights of zine farr at Media West." 
==Buying Zines at Cons==
* "It was the first time I had ever been in a room with so many zines and I went a bit wild, buying some zines that I would later wonder what I bought them for." from Southern Enclave #18 (March 1988)
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Zine Melodies

Zine Melodies is a series of filk songs, authors unknown set different snippets of popular music. The "songs" are one stanza long and focus on well known attributes of popular Star Trek fanzines of the 1980s.
Ex: Gayle F's steamy Mirrors of Mind and Flesh with her signature illustrations is described as
: (sung to the tune of "These Boots Are Made For Walking")
: These boots are made for Pon Farr,
: And that's just what we'll use.
: The pictures, they will tell the tale,
: Of who's got hold of who.
Courts of Honor, a fanzine that was well known for extensive publishing delays and misspent funds is described as
: (sung to "Money Song from CABARET")
: Money money money money money money money money
: Money makes this zine come around
: this zine come around
: this zine come around
: Money makes this zine come around,
: A year or more too late,
: A year or more too late.
The full list of zines:
* Companion
* Contact
* Courts of Honor
* Duet
* Hello Dixie (this may not be a song to a zine, but a specific zine editor)
* Mirrors of Mind and Flesh
* Nome
* Obsession
* Out of Bounds
* Precessional
* R&R
* Sol Plus
* To Invite the Night
The filk songs for each of these zines can be found on their respective pages.
Category:1980s Filk Songs
Zine Mod

A zine mod is a volunteer who helps to organize a zine. It is a newer term in zine fandom, used in the context of art-heavy zines organized via social media (Twitter, Tumblr, Discord, etc.). If a zine-mod project includes print zines, the physical zine is often glossy and perfect-bound, with optional bundled fan merch.
The role of zine mod is a cross between a zine publisher/zine editor and a community moderator; an online zine will frequently have a team of zine mods, each assigned to a particular area of responsibility such as shipping, finance, or layout.
Zine mods often apply to join a zine project after it has already started; one person or a few fandom friends may have an idea for a zine concept, advertise the upcoming zine, and only then ask for mod applications to fill in all needed roles.
== Examples ==
Creati's Craft Compendium
* Dina - Art Mod, Graphics
* Lee - Writer Mod, Beta Mod
* Silver - Social Media
* Suga - Finance
* Jam - Social Media Intern
* Tai - Art/Graphics Intern
* Skie - Layout Intern
* Killian - Layout
Let's Rock!
* Joeseph (cressilly) - Head Mod, Social Media, Art Mod
* Tea (transtrucy) - Writing Mod
* Ronnie (starjuicebox) - Art Mod
* Leo (resoleon) - Finance, Shipping
* Feiyu - Formatting
Pabu Days
* Shyranno - Zine Mod 
* Zaana - Art mod
* Helo - Writing mod 
* QueenJiru - Community & shipping mod
* Eternal & Empress - Support mods
The Protocol Pages
* @gabzcraft (head mod)
* @eclec-tech (writing mod) 
* Noct (shipping mod)
* Victoria (art mod)
* Muzzthemoo (social media mod) 
* Calamari (finance and production mod)
Category:Zine Glossary
Zine Production in the Digital Age

Zine Production in the Digital Age is a 1984 article by Randall Landers. It was original printed in Sensor Readings #1, and is online. 
The topic was the reproduction of print fanworks. Note: Landers was the owner of the electronic printshop mentioned in this essay.
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Zine Publisher

For the article about physically producing fanzines, see Zine Production.
==The Publisher and the Editor==
Boldly Writing notes that in Forum #12, the listings of fanzines published by the various "presses" first out-numbered those put out by individuals not calling themselves a "press." In zine production, especially in the early days, very little distinction was made between the publisher and the editor; they were often the same person or persons.
==Reliability==
Since zine publishing is done by humans, the road from a zine being a twinkle in a fan's eye to an actual printed zine in the hand of someone who ordered it was a long, long journey, often fraught with drama and mishap. Information zines such as Datazine are filled with evidence of zines in planning stages that never made it off the ground. See Proposed Zines for some examples. 
Zines were sometimes "at the printer's doorstep" but stillborn, published and ordered but never received by their orderers, promised issues were published very late, and all the stuff in between. 
Zine eds blamed real life and all its accompanying realities of illness, over-enthusiasm and lack of experience, job loss, personal fall-outs with friends, divorce, child custody battles, custody battles over-written materials, personal injury accidents, grief regarding the Challenger explosion, the various failings of the the post office, loss of fannish interest, anger at newly provided canon material, lack of submissions, printers who destroyed "objectionable" material, fear from TPTB and their cease and desist letters, personal bankruptcy, arson, theft, flooded basements, mid-life crisis, and death.
Datazine's personal statement column was rife with zine eds apologizing for late zines, zine eds canceling zines, and fans complaining about zines they'd ordered that arrived late or not at all. Some fans waited years for the zines they'd ordered to arrive, suffering silently as well as very vocally.
In 1986, Datazine reported that Intergalactic Trading Company had done a test to determine how timely zine eds were in getting material out to those who'd paid for it, concluding that "most fanzine publishers are reliable." from Datazine #42: 
 
In 1986, one patient fan wrote: 
In 1987, a fan wrote of her track record ordering zines: 
==Proposed Zines==
For a list of proposed zines that never completely made it off the ground, see: Proposed Zines.
==A List of Zine Publishers==
See List of Zine Publishers
Also see :Category:Zine Publishers.
== References ==
Category:Print Media
Category:Zine Fandom
Zine Zone (online adzine)

Zine Zone was an online adzine for print fanzine publishers to list and advertise their fanzines online. The editors also maintained the Zine Zone (webring).
From the FAQ:
Among the reasons the site was shut down in 2004 was fandom's ongoing concern over being sued for producing "illegal" material and the increasing online visibility of fanzine sales.Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed July 5, 2013.
==Similar Projects== 
* Fanzines.com, 1998ish
* Zine Zone, online adzine, offline in 2004
* Zine Zone, webring, offline in 2004
* Media Fen, focus on print zines as well as conventions and gatherings, offline in 2010
* Flogging Zines, 2014
* Zine Listings, date unknown
==References==
Category:2000s Zines
Category:Resource Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Zine Zone (webring)

Zine Zone was the webring of the Zine Zone Fanzine Classified Ad Page. Zine Zone's information came in part from the contributions of the members of the fanzine-l mailing list.
The mission was to become a central repository for zine information on the Internet. The Zine Zone homepage contained submission and purchasing information for every and any fandom.
From its home page: "Please note that by Zine, I am referring to bound, print fanzines containing fan fiction or other materials of a media fannish nature. This is not a site to find music, sports, lifestyles, or other forms of Zines." 
 
==Member Sites==
*The Night's Fall
==Similar Projects==
* Fanzines.com, 1998ish
* Zine Zone, online adzine, offline in 2004
* Zine Zone, webring, offline in 2004
* Media Fen, focus on print zines as well as conventions and gatherings, offline in 2010
* Flogging Zines, 2014
* Zine Listings, date unknown
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2000s
Zine profits

Zine profits is a 2002 post to the Starsky & Hutch mailing list, Venice Place. It is quoted here on Fanlore anonymously with the author's permission. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the legalities of fanfic
* the difficulties of printing zines
* some history about print zine production
* fandom and profit
* feeling misunderstood and unappreciated 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
 
 
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Zined

Zined most often refers to the editor of a zine. It can also refer to the act of publishing a fan work in a zine.
==Editor of a Zine==
It is usually used for the person who selects the content, and sometimes edits it, as well as writing introductory material such as the table of contents and editorial. The editor might be the same person as the publisher (who prints the zine, and usually distributes it), or they might be different people.
The editor of the Star Wars zine Twin Suns laments in a letter to Jundland Wastes #3: "Being an editor means always having to say you're sorry."
An example of use: "...and whatever else Ye Eds manage to scrounge up..." from a zine submission request in Pop Stand Express #4
==Published in a ZIne==
Fanworks can be posted online, published in a print zine, or not published at all.
An example of use: "Nom de Guerre and the Two Worlds trilogy (which I co-wrote with Texas Ranger, is slash and is going to be 'zined)." from A 1999 Interview with Taleya
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Zinedom

Before the internet, zinedom was shorthand for community where fans consumed and produced fiction, poetry, and art in the form of print zine.
The term was also often interchangeable with fandom.
Earliest use of the term, at least in media fandom, was in 1981.
A fan in 1995 wrote: 
==Examples of Use==
===1981===
===1982===
===1983===
===1984===
===1986===
===1989===
===1992===
===1995===
===1999===
===2000===
===2003===
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Zinelist

Zinelist was a Yahoo mailing list devoted to the topic of creating, buying and selling and reviewing of fanzines.
From the info page: "Zinelist is a list for the discussion of media zines as well as zine publishers, artists, tribbers, and readers. By media zines, we mean fanzines that contain fan written fiction stories centred around television shows/movies. Zines put out by members of the fannish community are also permitted (eg: S/H Cookbooks, Original Fiction Zines, etc.)"
The list was private, and cannot be quoted without permission here on Fanlore.
The list, at least in recent years, had a reputation of not being friendly to "newer" fandom fans or platforms such as Tumblr and Twitter.
The list moved to groups.io due to the Yahoo!Groups Content Purge of 2019. The last Wayback Machine backup before then was May 8, 2012Zinelist on Yahoo via Wayback, May 8, 2012.
==Sister List==
This mailing list had a sister list called fandomsnark.
== Membership Requirements==
=== 2004===
===2017===
==Rules==
==Fan Comments==
From a May 2017 anonymous ask on a fan's Tumblr: 
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2002 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Zines My Father Sold Me

Zines My Father Sold Me is a 116-page gen Hardcastle and McCormick anthology.
==Contents==
* Product Four Syndrome by Shirley Sipe—Someone is dropping PCP into drinks at a party and one of them belongs to Mark...) (4)
* It Wouldn't Be the Same Without You by Lizabeth S. Tucker—Missing scene from "If You Could See What I See." Milt waits for Mark to regain consciousness (23)
* It Wasn't Meant to Be by Cynthia Shannon—Donna McCormick is planning to make her son's fifth birthday party something special, but sometimes plans get changed. (34)
* When I Look Back on All the Episodes by Dar F—A complete 3-season episode guide, including original air date, writer, director and synopsis. (41)
* Body Count by Teri White—After 10 years, Hardcastle receives a letter telling him his son's remains have been found in Southeast Asia and are being returned to the States. Will this affect his relationship with McCormick? (53)
* A View from the Inside by Lizabeth S. Tucker—A monologue by Mark about his relationship with Milt and how others perceive it. (61)
* Death Takes a Holiday by Pamela Rose—When Hardcastle returns home after being mistakenly thought dead, he is surprised at the strength of Mark's reaction. (63)
* A New Face at the Door by Dar F (78)
* Bad Day at Gull's Way by Lizabeth S. Tucker—H&Mc batten down the hatches as a hurricane heads toward the estate. While waiting out the storm, they participate in a game of "Truth or Consequences" which leads to some interesting revelations. (84)
* The Bar-B-Q by Melinda Reynolds—A computer snafu changes H&Mc's reservations from a dude ranch to a ranch where there is new meaning to the term GAY caballero! (95) (reprinted in Back to Back Addenda #1)
File:fatherzines1.jpg|inside page
File:fatherzines2.jpg|back cover
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Zinnia

Zinnia is a Non-Playable Pokémon Trainer who debuted in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. She's somewhat of a rival to the player regarding the games' Delta Episode arc. She pulls the player into it, and together they destroy a meteor threatening to destroy the Pokémon world with Rayquaza.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
* Zinnia is most commonly paired up with May, forming AlphaIdealsShipping, which is Female/Female, aka yuri. In Japanese, this is most often called ヒガハル (Higaharu).
===Less Popular Relationships===
* ChalaianaShipping - Zinnia & Persian
*ChristmasLoreShipping - Santa Claus & Zinnia
*ClimacticShipping - Anabel & Zinnia
*ClosestShipping - Karen & Zinnia
*CocksureShipping - Gold (Special) & Zinnia
*CoconutbiggiShipping - Mitsumi & Zinnia
*CoincidentalShipping - Jasmine, Lisia, Whitney & Zinnia
*CommentaryLoreShipping - Freddy O'Martian & Zinnia
*CommonplaceShipping - Samantha & Zinnia
*ContemplateShipping - Lorelei & Zinnia
*ContendShipping - Autumn & Zinnia
*ContinuationShipping - Solana & Zinnia
*ContinueShipping - Lisia, Winona & Zinnia
*ConvergenceShipping - Maya (Johto) & Zinnia
*ConvictionShipping - Ardos & Zinnia
*ConvinceShipping - Lisia, Lyra & Zinnia
*CordilleraShipping - Grant & Zinnia
*CosmicLegendShipping - Zinnia & Deoxys
*CrashedShipping - Zinnia & Kyogre
*CratonShipping - Zinnia & Groudon
*CreepyPastaHunterShipping - Heroine (RBG) & Zinnia
*CulminateShipping - Archer & Zinnia
*CyclicalShipping - Giovanni & ZinniaMore 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===
* (2014), Chibi design.
=== Fan Mixes ===
* (2016)
* (2016)
* (2014)
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Zippos and Safety Pins

Zippos and Safety Pins is a personal fanfic site with a separate recommendations section for fic (slash and gen).
The page is a member of the Slash Recommendations webring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, the Andromenda Fan Fic webring and The Adult Fan-Fiction Ring.
Category:Author Pages
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Andromeda Websites
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:House, M.D.
Category:Supernatural Websites
Category:Weiß Kreuz Author PagesCategory:Vox Populli