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The Monster Mash

"The Monster Mash" is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Laura McEwan. It is a humorous vid made as part of a Halloween fic/vid challenge. It was uploaded to YouTube on November 1, 2007. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Nancy's Soul on Crack Van on October 29, 2010: "(Why this vid must be viewed:) Because it's Halloween and because it's great!" 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2007 Vids
The Monster in the Closet

The Monster in the Closet is a original slash novel by Bast and Sekhmet.
Summary from the publisher: "Stories in this collection are gentle romances between two sentient creatures in a fantasy in real life setting, and contain no “animal/man” sexual encounters. The first story in this collection, The Monster in the Closet, was originally printed in Between Worlds... When Mikhail Petrov finds the big country house outside a small town, the old house feels like home, a haven from the world for a man injured in body and spirit. He has no idea the unusual turn his life will take when he finds he's sharing the house with a toy turned real, a magical bear named Alexander, who has been alone for so long and yearns for a Person to Choose him again. When Mikhail does, Alexander sets out to be everything Mik'l, his new Person, might need, even if that means a man shaped lover to protect and care for him. This collection includes the reprinted story that introduced the universe, and a collection of engaging stories about Mikhail, and his life with a Magic Bear." 
Category:Original Slash
Category:2009 Zines
The Month of Open Doors

The Month of Open Doors is a series of gen Supernatural stories written by gekizetsu. 
The series was originally published online and, in 2007, a printed copy of the entire series was auctioned off as part of the Sweet Charity auctions. The perfect bound version of the series consists of 358 pages, with a color cover by Morgan Dawn. The series continues to be offered for free online for web reading. A podfic was recorded for the first story And Fools Shine On.
Contents
*And Fools Shine On. Week one: nothing in his arsenal is going to save him from his brother. Dean is souljacked, and Sam is running out of time. 
*If Belief Was Enough. Week two: the boys go looking for the entrance to hell. Hell is relative; and Dean is an open book. 
*Woven. Week three: lightning does strike twice. "Don't make me go on like this, Sam." 
*Heart And Hearth. Coda to Woven. Dean burns houses for a lot of reasons. Sam sifts ashes. Burning's just part of the cycle and goes on for a long time after the flames are out.
==Reactions/Reviews==
===Whole Series===
===And Fools Shine On===
==References==
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:Supernatural Fanfiction
Category:2006 Zines Category:2007 Zines
Category:Supernatural Gen Fanfiction
The Monthly Trek

The Monthly Trek is a Star Trek: TOS zine that was published by The Star Trek National Fan Club.
It was succeeded by Star-Fleet Communications, published by the same creators, in June 1968.
For similar zines of this era, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Issue 1==
The Monthly Trek 1 was published in January 1968. It contains 8 pages printed on a sort of thermal paper that did not age well. 
 
This issue was sent to Leonard Nimoy. His reply was printed in issue #2.
* Contents, Shows (2)
* Star Trek Posters (3)
* Star Trek's Doom! (4)
* ST Star Trek's Answer Poll (5)
* "Trivial" Matters (6)
* Would You Believe Mr. Spock (graphic art made with a typewriter) (7) 
* For Sale and ST Products (8)
* First Contest (9)
* Cover Ideas and the LNNAF (10)
* Still Available and, Photos (11)
==Issue 2==
The Monthly Trek 2 was published in February 1968 and contains 4 pages.
Leonard Nimoy's response upon receiving issue #1: 
* short description of the turbolift
* info about Chekov's wig
* where to write Walter Koenig
* short blurb for Plak-Tow
* winners of the contest in issue #1: one fan wrote a paragraph on "Why I like Doctor McCoy"
* announcement of the next issue's contest: topic is tribbles
* an ad for "Star Trek Kits" (photos, drawings, and calendars; it is unclear if these are fan-produced.)
==Issue 3==
The Monthly Trek 3 was published in March 1968 and contains 4 pages.
* Leonard Nimoy News
* Star Trek Is Saved!!!
* Star Trek Clippings
* ST Records Department (short mentions of LPS: one by William Shatner, one by Leonard Nimoy one by Nichelle Nichols
* buttons for sale
* descriptions of the zine Plak-Tow, the fan club Vulcanian Enterprises, the fan club The Little Enterprise
* information about the planned club journal which was to have been published "two or three times a year"
* some ways to translate a stardate
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1968 Zines
The Moody Blues

You may be looking for Moody Blues, a Kirk/Spock fic.
The Moody Blues is an English rock band that formed in 1964. 
The current members are Graeme Edge, Justin Hayward, and John Lodge. Past members include Denny Laine, Mike Pinder, Ray Thomas, Clint Warwick, Rodney Clark, and Patrick Moraz. See Wikipedia for more.
==Fandom==
The band was a subject of discussion at MediaWest*Con. In 1993 and 1997, there were Moody Blues room parties at the con, and in 1994, a panel was called "Moody Blues: An alternate religion or just some singers in a rock and roll band?"
==Fanworks==
===Fiction===
* Dead Beat is an RPF Moody Blues fusion with The Professionals (1982)
===Poetry===
* The Star Trek: TOS zine, Organian Enti'Zine, includes a poem with a Moody Blues title (1975)
===Music===
* the band's songs were subjects of Moody Blues Blake's 7 filks: see Songs of the Seven (1988), The Magnificent Seven #6 (1988)
* a Moody Blues filk was included in Organia (1982)
* song lyrics were included in the Star Trek: TOS zine The Beast (1978) and the Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine, The Awakening (1990)
===Vids===
* Nights in White Satin, Wiseguy vid by Lynn C. and Tashery Shannon (1993)
* "Your Wildest Dreams" is a Dark Shadows vid (“Your wildest dreams is about fandom
and has clips of the Dark Shadows actors (Laura, Kate, John etc.) at fan conventions and home movies of them from the 1960s”) (1986)
* "The Tide Slowly Turning" is a Starsky & Hutch vid (early 1980s)
* Say It With Love is a Professionals vid by kat-byrd (2010)
* "Once is Enough" is a Highlander vid on Songs for Slashers (2012)
* "Question" is an early Quantum Leap vid by Mary Van Deusen 
===Art===
 
Image:deadbeat-3.jpg|by Sue Stuart from Dead Beat
 
Image:deadbeat-6.jpg|by Sue Stuart from Dead Beat
 
Image:deadbeat-9.jpg|by Sue Stuart from Dead Beat
==Fan Comments==
From a 2014 interview with a fan:
==Fannish Resources==
*Moody Blues tag @ Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Moody Blues
The Moon Changes, Too

The Moon Changes, Too was a 1939 humor article by science fiction fan Bob Tucker.
The Moon Changes, Too parodied The World Changes, an article by Sam Moskowitz printed in the previous issue of Spaceways. It followed a rough outline of actual history, but presented a version of events where the author founded multiple prominent zines, with a staff consisting of pro science fiction's biggest fans-turned-editors, all of whom were poached from him over the years. It ended with Pong being named as editor of the real new pro magazine Unknown.
Some of the real events included Charles Hornig's recruitment by Hugo Gernsback and the slump in pro magazine quality that Jack Speer called the First Transition--Tucker moved it from 1936-37 to 1935.
Sam Moskowitz wrote Hey! Stop! Please! in part as a response to Tucker's parody.
== Text ==
== Reactions ==
Sam Moskowitz, feeling that Tucker was angry with him, returned with Hey! Stop! Please! in the next issue of Spaceways.
Jack Speer referenced his own theory of Numbered Fandoms:
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:1939 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Moon and Stars

The Moon and Stars is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Kirk and Spock.
It was printed in First Time #46. 
It was the winner of a Philon Award.
It is a companion piece to Pieta.
 
==Fan Comments==
 
===1997===
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
Category:1997 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art
The Moonflower Festival

The Moonflower Festival is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Emma Grant.
Summary: Qui-Gon takes Obi-Wan to an isolated planet for his 18th birthday, and there they learn something unexpected about themselves. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Moons of Iego

The Moons of Iego is a fansite for Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala.
==Contents==
* Biographies of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala
* Official images, quotes, screenplays
* Fanfiction, fanart, fan graphics, essays
==Site History==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
The Moons of Yavin

The Moons of Yavin was a UK Star Wars fan club.
It began with the title "Dragonbusters" (or "Dragon-Busters") and became "The Moons of Yavin" in August 1989. 
==About==
Derek Tate, a fan and former member, wrote in 2021: 
==Club Publications/Affiliations==
* Telesponder (1986-2002)
* Scenario (1989-)
* Gutter Rag (1992-1994)
* Force Sensitive (1993-1995) 
* Tydirium Louise Turner (1993-1995)
* Bad Feeling Louise Turner 
* Bounty Hunter James Simmonds (1992-2000)
* Galaxy Travellers, Suzanne Godsalve (1996-2002)
* affiliated with Hyperspace - Rik Blakey and co. (1990)
* affiliated with Kashyyyk - Nigel Williams and co (1990-)
* affiliated with Bright Center of the Universe Newsletter Craig Stevens (2009)
* affiliated with Sol 3 Newsletter (Ivor Cogdell)
==References==
 
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:1986 Fan Clubs
Category:1989 Fan Clubs
The More Things Change, the More They Really, Really Suck

The More Things Change, the More They Really, Really, Suck is a 1997 essay by The Divine Adoratrice at The Nonsensical Ravings of a Lunatic Mind.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* due South
* Ray Vecchio, Ray Kowalski, the way the casting change was handled, disgruntlement with TPTB
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1997 Meta
Category:due South Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The More Things Change...

The More Things Change... is a gen Stargate SG-1 121-page novel by Sharanne McCurry-Carr.
==Summary==
"The author wondered what would have happened if instead of being trapped, Ernest Littlefield had been able to get home after going through the Stargate in 1945. What would be different and what would be the same in a universe where on the planet called Heliopolis the DHD hadn’t been damaged and he had been able to figure out how to get home."
 
 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The More is My Unrest

The More is My Unrest is a Harry Potter fanfiction story. It is a one-sided Draco/Ginny story from Draco Malfoy's perspective and was intended to remain a one-shot, but the authors found that they "could not stop writing this story, partly because the lure of the forbidden is strong and partly because [they found] Draco endlessly entertaining."
Arabella. Rising from Ashes F.A.Q., published March 12, 2003. A few months later, they began posting a sequel, Rising from Ashes.
The title of the story comes from William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
A review from The Fire and Ice Archive's list of Draco/Ginny classics states:
== References ==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Morgans

The Morgans was a personal fanfiction website, focused mostly on Gargoyles but also including original fiction and other fandoms. It contained over 100 stories and a large fan art gallery of art created by other fans inspired by, or to be paired with, the author's fanfiction. It also included gaming content, including an original RPG called Simulacrum, and a D&D supplement called "Naughty & Dice: An Adult Gamer's Guide to Sexual Situations." 
The site also included con reports and photos of many Gathering of the Gargoyles, as well as links to the authors' Livejournals. The site was most active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, and went defunct sometime after 2015.
Category:Gargoyles
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Morning After (Professionals story)

The Morning After is a Professionals story by Airelle. It was originally printed in the zine Dark Fantasies #1.
==Author's Summary==
"Bodie and Doyle in a committed relationship including S&M."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Comments at Virgule-L===
In 1996, the "The Morning After" was discussed on the Virgule-L mailing list. One of the questions that arose was whether the story's S&M scenes stirred controversy in the Pros fandom when it was published. And, even if it hadn't, would the story create controversy three years later?
Some excerpts from that 1996 discussion:
One fan wrote:
Another fan said: 
Sandy Herrold offered her opinion:
Another fan said: 
===Comments in Other Places===
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Morning After (podfic)

The Morning After is a Fandom/Pinboard, Delicious/Fandom podfic by greedy_dancer (0:04:48). It is a podfic of the fanfic of the same name, written by ambyr.
Summary: Delicious just can't understand why it's the shy, quiet ones who get all the girls.
==Recs and Reviews==
*dude. It's anthropomorphic crack about Fandom and Pinboard and Delicious. Read by greedy_dancer. It is Awesome In All Ways. Go. Now. Though I think Delicious moaning "But I gave her back her slash symbol D:" is my favorite :Dkalakirya. recs in no particular order, July 26, 2013. (Accessed October 4, 2014)
==References==
Category:Podfics
Category:Anthropomorfic
Category:2013 Podfics
The Morning Moon

The Morning Moon is a Kirk/Spock story by Wheaten Buckly.
It was published in the print zine Beside Myself #3. 
 
==Summary==
"Walking together between negotiation meetings on a forest planet, Kirk and Spock accept their love for each other."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===2003===
===2006===
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Morning of the Sixth Day

The Morning of the Sixth Day is a gen Star Trek:TOS 84-page novel by Rowena G. Warner.
It contains art by Rowena G. Warner and a long poem ("Lament of the One Left Behind") by Anonymous.
==Summaries==
==The Dedication==
==Sample Interior Gallery==
File:morningsixth-1.jpg|from the dedication page
File:morningsixth-2.jpg
File:morningsixth-3.jpg
File:Morningsixth-4.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1982===
===1983===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Mortal Fire

The Mortal Fire is a Kirk/Spock story by Natasha Solten.
It was published in Charisma #1.
 
==Summary==
"Returning to Exo III, Kirk and Spock discover that more was done to Kirk than he knew."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2015===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Mortal Instruments

:For pages with similar titles, see Mortal Instruments.
The Mortal Instruments is a series of Young Adult fantasy novels by ex-fan writer Cassandra Clare.
== Canon ==
The protagonist of The Mortal Instruments is Clary Fray, a teenager who discovers the magical world hidden from her by her Shadowhunter mother. See The Mortal Instruments on Wikipedia for more.
The book series consists of six novels: 
* City of Bones (2007)
* City of Ashes (2008)
* City of Glass (2009)
* City of Fallen Angels (2011)
* City of Lost Souls (2012)
* City of Heavenly Fire (2014)
===Adaptations===
The first novel was made into a film in 2013, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, but was poorly received. Consequently, it was decided that the franchise be rebooted in TV format. The TV series, Shadowhunters, has a different cast and was better received; it was renewed for a second season in March 2016. It airs in the U.S. on ABC Family and globally on Netflix.
== Fandom ==
The fanbase for The Shadowhunter Chronicles (the thirty-three book series, movie, and TV adaptation based around The Mortal Instruments) is a very good size. Most books by Cassandra Clare have been on the New York Best Seller list, proving it's popularity. The fandom for The Mortal Instruments has grown significantly due to the television show adaptation, Shadowhunters. Gen and slash fanfiction are very prominent in this fandom, mostly published at Archive of Our Own and Wattpad.
The two main ships in this fandom (though there are many other common ships) are Clace (ClaryxJace) and Malec (MagnusxAlec), both of which are canon. On social media platforms, The Mortal Instruments fandom can be found mostly on Tumblr and Twitter. Tumblr tags associating with this fandom are riddled a variety of edits, headcanons, quotes, and gifsets.
Malec was number five as one of the Top 20 ships reblogged in 2016 on Tumblr 2016’s Top Ships.
===Pairings===
Common pairings include:
* Clary Fray/Jace Wayland
* Alec Lightwood/Magnus Bane
* Isabelle Lightwood/Simon Lewis
* Maia Roberts/Jordan Kyle
* Jocelyn Fray/Luke Garroway
* Maia Roberts/Bat Velasquez
* Maia Roberts/Simon Lewis
* Clary Fray/Sebastian Morgenstern
* Clary Fray/Simon Lewis
* Jace Herondale/Alec Lightwood
* Emma Carstairs/Julian Blackthorn
* Helen Blackthorn/Aline Penhallow
* Raphael Santiago/Simon Lewis
* Mark Blackthorn/Kieran
* Clary Fray/Isabelle Lightwood
* Michael Wayland/Robert Lightwood
==Fannish Links==
===LiveJournal Communities===
* pandemoniumclub
* mortal_fic
* tmi_lovers
* bb_shadowhunter (Big Bang)
* alec_lightwood
* simon_isabelle
* lightcest
== Resources ==
* A beginner's guide to Cassandra Clare and her "Mortal Instruments" at The Daily Dot
* Mortal Instruments at Fan History Wiki
* The Mortal Instruments on Wikipedia
* Mortal Instruments Series - Cassandra Clare fanworks at AO3
* Mortal Instruments stories and crossovers at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:The Mortal Instruments
The Mortal Moon

The Mortal Moon was a Harry/Remus Fuh-Q Fest. The first wave of the fest was held in 2003. The sixth and final wave started in September 2007 and may not have been completed.
Prompts, rules, and completed stories were posted to the fest's website. There was also a Yahoo! group for participants, which became members-only and inaccessible to the public by early 2008. An InsaneJournal community was created in August 2007 and was last active in March 2008.
==References==
* Rules
* Homepage - Fourth Wave
* Yahoo! group
Category:Slash Challenges
Category:Fuh-Q Fests
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2007 Challenges
The Mortal Son of Zeus Ring

The Mortal Son of Zeus Ring was a webring dedicated to the show Young Hercules and the actors and actress on it. The ring was developed to link all of the Young Hercules sites together for easy access. This webring was run by Webring.org and The Mortal Son of Zeus Homepage. Anyone who had a site about Young Hercules or one of its actors/actress could submit their site to the ringmaster for approval and addition to the webring.
The ring page was hosted by Geocities.
==Member Sites==
*The Scrapheap - author page (multifandom)
Category:Young HerculesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
The Mosquito Coast

The Mosquito Coast is a 1986 film starring Harrison Ford, Helen Mirren, River Phoenix, and others. 
It was remade in 2021.
==Brief Summary==
"The Mosquito Coast" is about a family that leaves the United States and tries to find a happier and simpler life and paradise in the jungles of Central America. Their decision, made by Allie Fox (portrayed by Harrison Ford), turns out to be a terrible one, as Fox's behavior becomes increasingly erratic and aggressive.
==Fandom==
The general fandom for the film is almost non-existent, possibly due to its downbeat message and mixed critical reception. 
There aren't any fanworks listed for it on Archive of Our Own.
Some fans, however, created fanworks for "The Mosquito Coast" due to their interest in Harrison Ford. These fanworks resided in print zines.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction=== 
* fiction in Flip of a Coin #9, #10, #11, #12, #13, #14, #17
===Miscellaneous===
* Better Idea Zine #1 contains a word search
* news and interviews complied in Rogue's Gallery #23
===Filks and Original Music===
 
 File:FlipCoin11 Gold.jpg| title page for the lyrics for Gold by Martie Benedict as it appears in Flip of a Coin#11, art by Wanda Lybarger 
 File:Goldfilkflyer.jpg| ad for the cassette tape in Flip of a Coin #9 for Gold, click to enlarge 
Image:flip11-2.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, filker is Debra Edwards, the tune is "Vincent" by Don McClean
File:Flip11-10.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, original music by Martie Benedict: "Technoplot"
===Fan Art===
File:Flip9-7.jpg|from Flip of a Coin #9, artist is Wanda Lybarger
Image:flip10-1.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #10, artist is Sharon Palmer
Image:flip11-1.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, artist is Dianne Smith
Image:flip11-3.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, artist is Sheila Paulson
File:Flip11-9.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #11, artist is Jacqueline Taero
Image:flip12-1.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #12, artist is Julie B. Jones
File:Flip13-1.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #13, artists are Max and Goose
Image:flip14-1.jpg|from Flip of a Coin #14, artist is Wanda Lybarger
File:Flip13mosquito.jpg|from "Flip of a Coin" #13, artists are Max and Goose
File:Flip17back.jpg|from Flip of a Coin #17, artist is Nicola Pearce
==Fan Comments==
===1986 Before the Movie's Release===
===1987===
===1988===
==Meta/Further Reading==
* The Mosquito Coast Is Filled With Unpleasant Wisdom by Matt Zoller Sietz, at "Vulture" (discussing the 2021 remake, and the Ford film) (April 30, 2021)
==References==
Category:The Mosquito Coast
The Most Ambitious Crossover Event In History

The Most Ambitious Crossover Event in History (or in its simplified form, The Most Ambitious Crossover Event) is a fandom-agnostic meme from 2018 which refers to a widely-known claim regarding the superhero film "Avengers: Infinity War" as the aforementioned sentence. It has since then taken off across fandoms to denote possibilities of a multiverse encompassing most or all of the notable characters in said media.
== Further Reading ==
* on Know Your Meme
==History==
==Examples==
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:2018 Memes
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe Fandom Glossary‏‎
The Most Dangerous Game

The Most Dangerous Game is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Hilary & Ruth Gifford. It was originally published in Force of a Different Color, volume 1.
Summary: Sith Apprentice Obi-Wan Kenobi wants to learn from the best, regardless of the cost.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Most Hyper-Toxic Possible Discussion: What To Do

The Most Hyper-Toxic Possible Discussion: What To Do is a 2000 essay by Gary Farber. 
It was posted to rec.arts.sf.fandom.
The essay was written in response to another fan's post that was titled Ed Kramer arrested for sodomy. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the recent allegations against Ed Kramer (a co-founder of Dragon*Con) regarding his sexual abuse of minors 
* convicted child molester Walter Breen, the Breendoggle controversy about whether to ban him from fan-related events
* the essay begged fans to not talk about Walter Breen, or Ed Kramer, or similar unpleasant topics because the whole subject made fans too emotional, stirred up bad feelings, which led to canceled fanzines, arguing, broken friendships, and disrupted fan activities
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==See also==
Lashon hara, a Jewish belief very similar to the sentiments behind this discussion.
==References==
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet