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The Northern Caves

The Northern Caves is an original fiction novel by nostalgebraist posted on Archive of Our Own in 2015.
==Summary==
==Content==
 
==Reactions & Reviews==
* by untiltheseashallfreethem, 2015
* by landlocked-sea -- login locked
* review by flyingcookierambles, 2021
* by thecurioustale, 2025
Nostalgebraist on his experience with "having a fandom" and the impact of a large number of reviews can have on future creative work, and how it dovetailed with his previous observations about Andrew Hussie's response to the Homestuck fandom.
==Fanworks and Related Works==
* by Ununnilium, 2015
* by orphan_account, 2019
* by --Leonard Salby-- (ostrichlittledungeon) , 2022 -- a fan rendering one of the Leonard Salby works mentioned in The Northern Caves
* by al_fa, 2017 -- another original work that makes reference to "The Northern Caves" (that is, the fictional Leonard Salby manuscript that the nostalgebraist story is largely about)
* posted by loving-n0t-heyting in 2025 -- it would be nice to track down the source image and see if it's an actual bookbinding or an edited photo. (alt link)
==References==
Category:Original Fiction
Category:2015 Fanworks
The Northern Lights Affair

You may be looking for the due South novel called "Northern Light," the second in the series, Netfic Collected.
The Northern Lights Affair is a gen 120-page Man from UNCLE novel by LRH Balzer. It was the winner of a 1998 FanQ. Covers & illustrations by: Warren Oddsson. Set almost entirely in Canada, this story occurs immediately after the events of The Summer of '65 Affair, in October and November of 1965. 
From the author's notes: two previously published short stories were adapted "with scenes added and deleted as needed into this novel." They are versions of "Incident at Stone Creek Affair" (Kuryakin File #13) and "Fingers and Toes" (Eyes Only #3).
==Series==
In published order:
* The Dutch Blitz Affair
* The Defector From Leningrad Affair
* The Collection: Year One
* Kolya's Son
* My Brother's Keeper
* The Collection: The Summer of '65 Affair
* The Northern Lights Affair
* Haunted Nights
* The Changeling
* The Time Bomb Affair
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Norway Raid

You may be looking for The Normandy Raid.
The Norway Raid is a gen 150-page Rat Patrol novel by L.C. Wells. The cover and other art is by Chari Wessel. 
==Fanworks in This Universe==
 
* Wadis and Oases
* The Norway Raid
* Hedgerows and Minefields
* The Last Ride Raid
*Deadlines and Commitments
*Dreams Don't Die
* The Normandy Raid
==Description==
From Agent With Style: "The North African campaign is over. The Rat Patrol is scattered -- two captive in German POW camps, one invalided out to Kentucky, one dead -- or is he? Through two different paths, that lead through Washington DC and Nazi Germany, the Rat Patrol reunites to face their old nemesis, Hans Dietrich, in Norway." 
 
 
Category:Rat Patrol
Category:1997 Zines
The Not-Quite Amateurs

The Not-Quite Amateurs is a gen 72-page Professionals parody anthology, written and illustrated by Salome. 
THE NOT-QUITE-AMATEURS are: 
* Colonel Hudson Sheepley (George Cowley)
* Pay Toil (Ray Doyle)
* "his pal Buddy" (William Bodie)
==Regarding Distribution==
From the zine: 
==DH5 Brief==
==Contents==
* DH5 Brief (1)
* The Knack ("they're baaaack!") (i)
* The Twepping of DH5 ("Barry Manilow and a surprise guest") (13)
* Rock Hunting ("someone thinks Toil is a rock star") (23)
* Dumb Reckoning ("Toil is mistaken for a rock star again") (34)
* It's Only a A Beautiful Bumper Sticker ("lengthy title says it all") (43)
* Back Talk ("more rock star confusion -- it's the hair") (53)
* Slash Fan ("Toil does more posing") (62)
==Sample Interior==
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Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Not-So-Gentle Art of Nick-Picking

Susan Garrett's "The Not-So-Gentle Art of Nick-Picking" is a character analysis of Nick Knight, the protagonist of Forever Knight. The focus is on the negative aspects of Nick's nature, though the tone is facetious.
Throughout, there are several jabs at the Knighties (the faction of fans who particularly favour Nick Knight). It should be pointed out, therefore, that Susan was not herself in that faction, being a Light Cousin and Ravenette. Nevertheless, the essay concludes with a cogent point:
==History==
The essay was originally posted to FKFIC-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU in 1995, and later posted to Susan's website.
Category:Forever Knight Meta
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Nothing That Is

The Nothing That Is is a Blake's 7 story by Lexa Reiss. 
It was originally printed in the zine Southern Comfort #8.5. 
It has a sequel called Exit Interview in Southern Comfort #10.5.
==Summary==
"Cadet Tarrant learns a few hard truths about himself, about the Federation, and about others in this pre-series story." (Summary by the publisher)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1995===
===2013===
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter

The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter was edited by Damien Barrett.
There are six issues.
==Issue 1==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 1 was published in June 1987.
==Issue 2==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 2
==Issue 3==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 3
==Issue 4==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 4
==Issue 5==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 5
==Issue 6==
The Novacastian Doctor Who Fan Club Newsletter 6 was published in December 1987.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Now and Again Special Gen Collection

The Now and Again Special Gen Collection is a 118-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2007.
* Try to Remember by Teri Sarick Compadres #23 (crossover with Beauty and the Beast)
* The Towers by Teri Sarick Ouch! #17 
* Last Seen by Teri Sarick Vanished #2 (crossover with Without a Trace)
Category:Now and Again
Category:2007 Zines
The Nowhere Man Affair

The Nowhere Man Affair is a Man From U.N.C.L.E. novel written and illustrated by Paulie. 
It was originally published in 1986 as a 77-page gen novel. It was revised and published in 2005 as a 158-page slash novel by PJ Morvant-Alexander (one of Paulie's pseuds). 
The original version won a 1986 Huggy, a 1986 FanQ and a 1987 Alexander Award.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
From a flyer: 
==Some Fan Casting==
From the zine's editorial, some fan casting:
==Other Related Fanworks==
"A Rainy Day" by Gloria Vargas in The Kuryakin File #9 is a story in this universe. One fan wrote: 
==Sample Interior==
 
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==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1986 ZinesCategory:2005 Zines
The NummyTreats Archive

The NummyTreats Archive is the official archive of the NummyTreats mailing list. The archive was later renamed Moist & Delicious. Stories were originally sorted by author. On the Moist & Delicious version of the NummyTreats Archive readers could also browse by title, category, date and rating.
Description from Pointy Stakes:
==Screencaps==
File:Nummy Treats.png|main page 2001
File:Moist and Delicious - The Spike Xander slash archive.png|main page 2003
==Fan Comments==
==Member Sites==
Member sites listed in the link section:
*BtVS Fanfiction by Saber ShadowKitten
*The Complete Kingdom Of Slash
*The Diamond Tears Archive
*Fire & Ice Fic
*Our Armageddon
*.s.a.w.a.
*Spike Online; Crimson Sunset
*Spike & Xander's World Of Fun
*Slashing The Boys
*Scorpio's Nesting Place
*Seducing Red & The Zeppo
*Chocolatey Goodness
*Windzweaver's site
*Lori J's site
*Heaven's Bliss
*Nancy's site
*HodgePodgian Fiction 
==References==
Category:Buffyverse ArchivesCategory:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
The Nut Hatch Fundraiser

The Nut Hatch Fundraiser is a 2000 essay by Jane of Australia.
It addresses some bad management decisions and large debt Nut Hatch Press had at the time, why the situation got so bad, and some percieved solutions. 
==Some Topics Discussed and Illustrated==
* over-investment in fandom
* relying on others
* bad management decisions and trust
* getting out of debt by selling more debt: "Thank you for your forbearance, and also — thank you in advance for helping us through this difficult time by investing in quality Nut Hatch Products."
* Bill Hupe
* fandom and profit, bad teeth and the desire for furniture
* Christmas is coming, and perhaps some fannish goods would make nice gifts!
* references to Many of you may be aware that considerable problems have revolved about this press in the last year! and Nut Hatch-Entropy is under some financial duress.
==From the Essay==
== September 2000 Comments by Nut Hatch==
Comments by Jane of Australia and her brother, Mike Adamson:
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
The O.C.

The O.C. was a popular FOX drama that began airing in August 2003. It ran for 7 episodes before taking a 6 week hiatus. The first season ran for 27 episodes, a large number for any recent US drama. It ran for 4 seasons, with the final season clocking in at only 16 episodes.
==Show Synopsis==
It stars Ryan Atwood, a troubled teenager from Chino, CA who is taken in by the Cohen family. The Cohen family is made up of Sandy, Kirsten and their son Seth. As the title suggests, the bulk of the setting is Newport Beach, Orange County.
Other characters include Marissa Cooper, Summer Roberts, Jimmy Cooper, Julie Cooper, Luke Ward, Anna Stern, Caleb Nichol, Hailey Nichol, Kaitlin Cooper, Oliver Trask, Theresa Diaz, Taylor Townsend, Zach Stevens, Alex Kelly, Lindsay Gardner, and Che.
==Music==
An integral part of the show, The OC's use of music brought to wider popularity a number of bands, including Death Cab For Cutie. Five soundtracks were put out, covering a wide range of the music used on the show. The third soundtrack release was also a holiday album.
==Fandom==
On LiveJournal, the fandom grew significantly during the 6 week break in 2003. This time period saw publication of hackthis's Telegraph Avenue.
===Shipping===
Shipper's Manifesto essays:
* Ryan/Kirsten -- Deconstructing Camelot by regalish (Jul 2007)
* Ryan/Seth -- How Good Can It Be by sa_thinks (Nov 2004)
* Ryan/Taylor -- Everything Little Thing She Does Is Magic, or Every Good Girl Wants a Bad Boy by ficangel (Mar 2008)
* Ryan/Theresa -- A Sorta Fairytale by aphroditesflesh (Dec 2004)
* Seth/Summer -- Undeniable Plastic Horse Love by _mintyfresh (Dec 2004)
==Archives==
*The OC @ Fanfiction.net
There used to be an all genre automated archive, The OC Fanfic Vault, created by stopawhile.WaybackMachine Link to The OC Fanfic Vault (accessed 18 November 2008) It was associated with the theocfic mailing list, but the archive has been defunct since the middle of 2005.
==LJ Communities==
*The OC
*The OC Fiction
*The OC Slash
*The OC Girlslash
*Sail to Tahiti
*The OC Fanfiction Recommendations
*The OC Collective
==Meta/Further Reading==
* by Marianne Eloise (January 2017)
==Fannish Links==
* Wishful Thinking.net, a Ryan/Summer fansite
* Undeniable aka SethandSummer.com, a Seth/Summer fansite
* Unwavering Affection.net, a Seth/Summer fansite
* Coop and Sum, a Summer and Marissa fansite
* Bittersweet Awards, a vidding award site for One Tree Hill, The O.C., Gilmore Girls, and Dawson's Creek vids
==Resources==
*The OC Central
*The OC Show on Fox
*The OC Directory
*The OC Files
==References==
Category:The O.C.
The OaT Zine

The OaT Zine is a slash fanzine focusing on the characters in the TV series Once a Thief. 
It was published and illustrated by the Theban Band. 
Two volumes were produced in 2001 and both were released to the net later that year and are now available online in pdf form, including all the manips that were used as illustrations.The Once a Thief Slash Zines, published by the Theban Band in February 2001 and released to the net in November 2001. (Accessed 07 December 2009)
Both volumes won a 2002 FanQ.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Volume 1==
The OaT Zine 1 was published in 2001 and has 139 pages. 
* Work with Me - Anne Higgins
* Designs on You - Aqualegia
* Blood, sweat and tears - Cuffs
* The View from Purgatory - LeFey
* Recoveries - Lianne Burwell
* Roses - Orithain
* The Chief and the Director - Rina (winner of a 2002 FanQ)
==Volume 2==
The OaT Zine 2 was published in 2001 and has 167 pages. 
* Remember Me - Angel
* Sway - Calico
* Trinity Divided - Demi-X
* Only In the Dark - Jami Wilsen
* Into the Abyss - Nicole S
* Roses II: Mixed Bouquet - Orithain
* No Rhyme nor Reason - Tarlan (Two minor employees of the Agency are murdered. Is this attack aimed at the Agency or is there another reason for their deaths? The Director orders Vic, Mac and Li Ann to find out.)
==References==
Category:Once a Thief
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Oak and the Cypress

The Oak and the Cypress is a slash Smallville novel by Mirtai. It contains 217 letter-sized pages with spiral binding and a color cover by Sockii. Black and white interior photo-manips are also by Sockii.
==Summary==
 
==Reacations and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Smallville Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Oath Taking

The Oath Taking is a 169-page gen Lord of the Rings novel by Evendim.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Parts==
* The Oath Taking (Sauron’ s agents plot the downfall of Minas Tirith by bringing down the Steward and his sons (70 pages) 
* A Safe Pair of Hands (Boromir and Faramir come across a homestead where all have been massacred by orcs—except a baby girl) (Part One) (49 pages) 
* Safe in My Arms (Part Two) (49 pages) 
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Oathkeeper Tarot

The Oathkeeper Tarot is a tarot deck project featuring elements from the Kingdom Hearts games. The project was projected to be released in 2021, but has been on hiatus while in creation.
==About==
The project was announced on September 23, 2019 with its namehttps://twitter.com/oathkeepertarot/status/1176180721553158145. The project would be a full 78 card deck with characters, worlds, and items from Kingdom Heartshttps://twitter.com/oathkeepertarot/status/1184154585620996096. Each update included a grid of keyholes which would reveal an artist involved in the project one by one. The last artist reveal was on May 13, 2020https://twitter.com/oathkeepertarot/status/1260560539660496902.
On November 2020, the organizers announced a change in scheduling. The deck was originally planned for release in December 2020, but due to the unforeseen circumstances caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic, this was not possible. In consideration of the participating artists' wellbeing, the release would be pushed to 2021https://twitter.com/oathkeepertarot/status/1325513162079219723. The project has not made any new updates ever since.
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the project's social media account.
* braveheartriku (CanaryWitch)
* danini__panini
* foxflightstudio (dispositiongay)
* haidadraws (malazyian)
* hallousy
* hearoto
* KETTsuper
* LoBennettDraws
* marisketch
* naotoosh
* raptorwhistle
* shelbynwolf
* sight_unseeing
* VintageAerith
* xiglux
== References ==
Category:Tarot Decks
Category:Kingdom Hearts
The Obi-Wan Kenobi Estrogen Brigade Fan Fiction Archive

The Obi-Wan Kenobi Estrogen Brigade Fan Fiction Archive was a Star Wars TPM fanfiction archive. Stories were listed by "author", "title" and "recent".
Site description:
Description from Mac & Anna's Place:
The site was hosted by Tripod.
File:Okebarcban1.jpg|linking banner
==Linked Sites==
* Obi-Wan is Hot!
* Obi-Wan's Web Home
* The Qui-Gon Jinn Estrogen Brigade
* Jedi Discipline
* The Broken Circle
* Ew's Temple
* Knowing Kenobi
* In A Galaxy Far, Far Away
* QuiGonFic's Fanfiction Page
* Episode .5
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
Category:1999Category:2000s
The Obi-Wan Kenobi Webring

The Obi-Wan Kenobi Webring was a webring for Obi-Wan Kenobi fansites. 
==Member Sites==
*Episode .5 - author page (TPM)
*GeneralsGrrls Fic Archive - archive (TPM)
*Obi-Wan's Web Home
Category:Star Wars TPM Websites
Category:Tripod
Category:1999
The Object of My Erections

The Object of My Erections is a classic Jim/Blair story by Francesca, originally posted to SXF and to the 852 Prospect archive in 1998. This falls into the general category of sex pollen stories, though the substance which acts as an aphrodisiac for Jim is not pollen but pheromones.
The Object of My Erections is characterized by Francesca's trademark style: quips, banter, and long sentences punctuated by em-dashes ("--this was good, this was great, this was the best thing ever and then some--"). Like many TS stories, this one makes use of the partners' spirit animals as seen in dreams, which leads to the oft-quoted line "what the hell is this, Discovery Channel porn?"
==Excerpt==
:"No, no, it's — it's familiar, this — it's — " He stopped suddenly, laughed. "Oh, you gotta be kidding."
:"What?"
:"No, no," said Jim to himself as much as to Blair, "this is too much, this is the final straw."
:"What is?" demanded Blair.
:"This is just ridiculous," said Jim.
:"Jim, I am not going to stand in the corner all day, so you had better start telling me what is going on with you!"
:"You'll laugh," said Jim.
:"I'm not laughing," said Blair, and he wasn't. "Come on — go ahead. Spill."
:"It's, uh...oh, God," groaned Jim. "It's pheromones, okay?"
:"Pheromones? What do you mean — what, mine? You — to me?" Blair burst out laughing. "You're kidding, right?"The Object of My Erections, accessed February 14, 2012
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Obligation/Through Time and Tears

The Obligation/Through Time and Tears is a set of two Star Trek: TOS stories. 
The first one, Obligation," is by Jacqueline Lichtenberg. The second one, "Through Time and Tears," is by Joan Winston. They, however, are referred to as one story.
"Through Time and Tears" was first published in Tetrumbriant #4, #5 (1974, 1975) and both were in Kraith Collected #3 (1974).
 
==An Editorial Comment That Later Required an Apology==
Carol Lee, the editor of Kraith Collected, wrote this foreword to the story: 
==Carol Lee's Apology==
From the editorial of Kraith Collected #4 contains a public apology to Joan Winston. The editor writes about the revisions, mistakes, and editing mess-ups regarding Joan's story that was in issue #3: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1974 Fanfiction
The Obscenity of Smaug: On Mahal and Dwarven Sacred Space

The Obscenity of Smaug: On Mahal and Dwarven Sacred Space is a essay in the The Hobbit fandom by kivrinengle published in 2014. It argues that the dwarves view creation as something sacred, and because of this Smaug's hold of Erebor is especially horrifying to their people.
==Contents==
*for the dwarves, creation is akin to worship
*because of this, dwarven places and creations are inherently sacred
*and so it is obscenity when their realms are taken over and forced to house evil (see: the Balrog, Smaug)
==Excerpts==
==Reference==
Category:The Hobbit
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2014 Meta
The Observation Dome

The Observation Dome is a Babylon 5 newsletter.
"Would you like to read all about the latest Babylon 5 rumors, interviews, conventions, merchandise, etc? The first issue, contains all the above, plus a first-season episode guide and complete cast and character list. Specify whether you want your subscription to start with the first issue or the current issue." from an ad in GAZ v.8 n.1 (April 1995) 
=="The Head of the Dragon"==
From the October 1985 issue, as quoted in Strange Bedfellows (APA) #11 (November 1995): 
==References==
Category:Babylon 5 Zines
Category:1990s
The Observatory

The Observatory is a gen Artemis Fowl fiction anthology with at least two issues. They contain a feature called "Guess the Author," where writers "compose a drabble or short fic excerpt every month in accordance to a prompt, and then the readers of the zine have to try to guess who wrote what, because the fics are posted anonymously. The following issue of the zine contains the answers, and the names of anyone who guessed any correctly and sent their guesses to the zine editor." 
Category:Artemis Fowl
Category:Gen Zines
The Oedipal Complex

The Oedipal Complex" is an X-Files story by SciNut (Karen D. Enriquez).
 
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in August 1994.
This story is on a List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction. 
==Author's Notes==
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
 
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
The Off-World Connection

The Off-World Connection is a multimedia anthology.
==Issue 1==
The Off-World Connection 1 was published in 1986 and contains 215 pages. It is digest-sized.
* The Dangerous Darkling Plane (88 pages)
* A Patient Outlook (115 pages) (crossover with MASH, also in Diverse Dimensions, and was published as a standalone.) (A sudden energy surge as McCoy is being transported lands him right in the middle of the Korean War as a patient in the '4077' MASH Unit.)
* The Mind Of Shaula (DR WHO) (18 pages)
Image:offworldconnection.jpg| cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3 (volume A)==
The Off-World Connection 3 (volume A) was published in 1988 and contains 38 pages. It is full-sized.
* The Only Good Romulan (STAR TREK TOS) (story about the Kobayashi Maru) (13 pages)
* The Rescue (Elves story) (6 pages)
* All The Treasures Of Time (Fantasy) (5 pages)
* K-9 Saves The Day (DOCTOR WHO) (6 pages)
==Issue 3 (volume B)==
The Off-World Connection 3 (volume B) was published in 1988 and contains 56 pages. It is full-sized.
* When Hell Freezes Over (Doctor Who: Tom Baker) 15 pages
* Vulcan in a Winter Wonderland (Star Trek poem) 1 page
* The Lesson Learned (Star Wars) 3 pages
* The Rescue 2 (original?) 3 pages
* The Mind of Shaula (Doctor Who: Tom Baker) 22 pages
* High Reaches Justice (original) 3 pages
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1980s