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PPC: The Lost Tales

PPC: The Lost Tales is 2002 meta, self-insert fanwork by Jay and Acacia.
The fic is the first Protectors of the Plot Continuum projects, and has twenty-six chapters.
A similar fanwork is The Official Fanfiction University of Middle-earth.
==The Authoresses' Notes==
==Editor's Notes==
==Excerpt from the First Chapter==
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:Gen Fanfiction
PROBLEMATIQUE

PROBLEMATIQUE is a multifandom charity zine focused on so-called problematic content such as incest, shota/loli, age gaps, interspecies relationships, dubcon/noncon, and various kinks. The only restrictions are that no real people should appear in the zine, thus RPF and cosplay or other photographic works are not allowed as submissions.
In addition to fanart and fic, the zine contains interviews and articles.
The "sampler issue" of the zine was released on September 22, 2019 through itch.io with the price as "pay what you want". The plan is to release further zines bi-monthly.Sampler issue, page 12
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:2019 Zines
PRT

PRT is a doujinshi circle run by Mayu that publishes Harry Potter doujinshi, and has also published Code Geass doujinshi. It was actively in the mid- to late-2000s and published mostly James/Severus books.
== Reviews ==
"I must say that of all the depiction of the Marauders during the Hogwarts era, the doujinshi artist Mayu did it the best (nevermind about the whole James/Severus bit for the moment). How should I say this? She's good at depicting flawed characters, in addition to portraying the tension and strain in this supposedly perfect friendship between four boys. You can really see that the friendship itself is less than perfect, which in itself contributes to the distrust and betrayal in future years.
And on a sidenote, Miss Mayu has created one of the most devastatingly drool-worthy James. And I'm not just talking about the gorgeous character design. The personality of James is certainly a major selling point. I thought it was kind of amusing when I saw Miss Mayu's depiction of Harry. You can really see the difference there, aside from the different hairstyle. James is far more mature and cynical for his age (not to mention the slightly dark and angst aura surrounding him; he's more of an anti-hero than a hero IMO), while Harry looks decidedly innocent by comparison."lee_bella at LiveJournal. Of HP doujinshi and what not. 07 December 2007. (Accessed 15 April 2013.)
== Titles ==
* Izonshou/Ryouiki Shinpan (依存症/領域侵犯) (May 2003)
* Yesterday Saturday Sunny Day Tomorrow Monday Rainy Day (イエスタデイサタデイサニイデイ トゥモロウマンデイレイニイデイ) (August 2003)
* Tsunagitakatta no wa Hidari no Te (つなぎたかったのはひだりのて) (October 2003, #3)
* Bye Bye Moratorium (バイバイモラトリアム) (December 2003)
* Love Killed the Super Star (スーパースターの悲劇) (May 2004)
* Bitter Candy Sweet Candy (ビターキャンディ スイートキャンディ) (with Redstrike) (June 2004)
* The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker (澱の残像 Ori no Zanzou) (August 2004, #6)
* Misson in Pensieve (September 2004)
* No More Sentimental (December 2004, #8)
* 4/1 (April 1st) (with Redstrike & EGJ) (March 2005)
* Game Re Set (August 2005, #9)
* SUMMER SPECIAL (August 2005)
* Replay Refrain (リプレイ リフレイン) (December 2005, #10)
* Me wo Tojite Fukai Mori (目を閉じて深い森, a.k.a. "Like a Stray Sheep") (May 2006, #11)
* Yuukan to Gouman (勇敢と傲慢) (August 2006, #12)
* Harry Potter and the Greatness of His Delusion (August 2006, #13)
* Toge Muffler (棘マフラー) (December 2006)
* Endless Nightmare (August 2007)
* Tsuyokute Warui Mahoutsukai (つよくてわるいまほうつかい) (September 2008)
* Infinity, Beautiful World (August 2011)
* Dream Away (May 2012)
* The World vol. 1 & 2 (collection, 2005 & 2006)
* JS Catalogue (with 100million-year pool, Love Psycho, and Redstrike) (August 2003)
* Honey Flash! (with EGJ, Redstrike, LOVE PSYCHO, Sumachi, Plastic echo, Petit Lapin, Snappy Green, OOGGG1, and EGG'S) (June 2004)
* KIMOJ (with Redstrike, BB, Petit Lapin, and HCL) (date unknown)
== References ==
Category:2000s Category:2010s
PSA: DON'T MENTION COMMISSIONS/PATREON ON AO3

PSA: DON'T MENTION COMMISSIONS/PATREON ON AO3 is a 2016 post by whalehuntingboyfriends.
Among other things, the post (and comments) address Patreon, Writing Commissions, and Fandom and Profit.
As of June 2017, it has 23,185 reblogs.
==The Post==
== Official Response On Tumblr ==
On Sep 29th, 2016, the Organization For Transformative Works replied to the post, which was in turn reblogged without additional text by the official Archive of Our Own Tumblr two days later on October 1st.
==Excerpts from Comments: Tumblr==
 
==Other Fan Reactions==
Anons at fail_fandomanon discussed the tumblr thread: ; archive link with expanded comments (May 10-11, 2017)
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
PSST! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek

You may also be looking for Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine?, a reviewzine, or the convention PSST Con.
PSST! Patrick Stewart & Star Trek is a 201-page gen collection of cartoons by Renee Levy.
==From the Preface==
==Parts==
* Preface (2)
* Captain Picard (2) 
* Picard and Crusher (The PC) (83) 
* The Duck (110) 
* Patrick Stewart and Friends (139)
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Fancomics
PSYCHO-PASS

Psycho-Pass is an anime series first released between October 2012 and March 2013, animated by Production I.G.
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
== Sources Overview ==
Psycho-Pass initially released as an anime series, but the continuity of the story spreads across two additional anime series (Psycho-Pass 2 and Psycho-Pass 3), six animated movies (three separate movies and a trilogy), two manga adaptations (Psycho-Pass: Inspector Shinya Kogami and Kanshikan Tsunemori Akane), a series of light novels, a visual novel Psycho-Pass: Mandatory Happiness, and a bonus visual novel Chimi Chara Psycho-Pass with chibi versions of the characters.
== Shipping ==
== English-Language Psycho-Pass Fandom ==
A collection of English-language canon materials or references hosted on Tumblr.
== Russian-Language Psycho-Pass Fandom ==
Psycho-Pass has a rich fandom presence in Russian-speaking parts of the internet.
http://psycho-pass.org/ -- an archive of translated canon materials and references.
=== Psycho-Pass at Fandom Kombat ===
A Psycho-Pass fandom team has participated in Fandom Kombat since 2013 until 2016 (needs fact-checking, might have been longer or even still active).
=== Psycho-Pass on Diary.ru ===
Psycho-News -- a community that was dedicated to posting overviews of recent Psycho-Pass fandom activity, last active in June 2017.
Psycho-pass one string -- a community that hosted a Psycho-Pass fic fest/fic exchange where prompt fills had to be 100 words or less. Launched in November 2012, in December 2014 all activity moved to a different community.
One string Psycho-Pass fest -- a new community created to continue hosting the one string fest. Launched in December 2014, activity stopped in June 2015 after a second round of the challenge was hosted.
Psycho-Pass -- a community that was dedicated to collecting canon information and later moved to psycho-pass.org as its archive host.
Psycho-Pass files -- a community posting about updates to psycho-pass.org until October 2019.
== Fanworks ==
Category:Stubs
Category:Russian-Speaking Fandom
PTFever

PTFever is a private, closed mailing list in the Star Trek: Voyager fandom that is focused on the relationship between Tom Paris/B'Elanna Torres.
An related mailing list for underage fans was p/t teens.
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
PTSD

PTSD stands for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and is a mental health condition. PSTD is often used in fanfiction to explore the consequences of traumatic events that have effected the characters, especially if the consequences are not addressed in canon. It was originally used solely in stories focusing on former soldiers, but as the general public had a greater understanding of the condition it is now often used in a larger variety of examples.
As of March 2019, there are over 41,000 works in the PTSD tag on AO3. The most commonly tagged fandoms are Marvel Cinematic Universe and related fandoms such as The Avengers, and Captain America, Voltron: Legendary Defender, Harry Potter, and Supernatural, though these numbers may have more to do with the popularity of those fandoms. The most common additional tags in PTSD works are Angst, and Hurt/Comfort.
==In Canon==
*Takashi Shirogane in Voltron: Legendary Defender is a canonical sufferer of PTSD due to his capture by the Galra and being forced to fight in a gladiator arena. This is heavily touched on in an episode of the first season.
* Tony Stark suffers from PTSD both in the Marvel Comics and the MCU
* In Star Trek: Deep Space 9, the Cardassian military officer Gul Dukat develops a severe case of PTSD after his second-in-command Damar shot his daughter Tora Ziyal
== Fandom & Character Examples ==
* A common interpretation of the character Faye in Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia is that she suffers from PTSD due to her and her friends being attacked by an evil knight as children.
* Rick from Simon & Simon is often portrayed as having PTSD due to having served in the military.
* Everyone in Attack on Titan
* Everyone in The Last of Us
==Links & Resources==
* Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - PTSD works on AO3
Category:Disability
PULPHanson

PULPHanson was a printzine in the Hanson fandom. At least three issues appeared, and issue 4 was announced.PULPHanson (accessed 29 January 2014 via Wayback Machine)
Description from the website:
==Issue #1==
The Girlfriend Issue
*Published: March 14, 2001
*Physical description: 8.5" X 11" white paper, printed in black and white, 8 pages, stapled along left margin.
*Features: Do You Have Girlfriend Issues?; Temptation Island: The Tour; Aspen Extreme, an interview with Devil Angel author Aspen; Mrs. Taylor Hanson? I'm Over It; PULP Personals; The Hanson Man Manual.
*Contributors: Laura Motta Amanda Dupuis, Rachael Maddux, Shelby Woods. Artwork by Stefanie Motta.
==Issue #2==
The Hostage Issue
*Published: June 26, 2001
*Physical description: 8.5" X 11" white paper, printed in black and white, 8 pages, stapled along left margin.
*Features: What happens when Hanson stops being nice. And starts getting real. With the help of the local authorities.
*Contributors: Laura Motta Amanda Dupuis, Rachael Maddux, Shelby Woods. Artwork by Laura Motta and Stefanie Motta.
==Issue #3==
Pulpfiction
*Published: October 22, 2001
*Physical description: 7" X 8.5" white paper, velum cover, printed in black and white, 19 pages, saddle stitch with pretty gold elastic reinforcement. First printing is limited.
*Features: Eleven brand new short fanfics written specifically for PULP. 
*Contributors: Katherine Asis, Lauryn Beaufort, Kelly D., Amanda Dupuis, Ellen, Lulu L., Serene LeBrel, Laura Motta, Stefanie Motta, sevenall, Leigh Strickland and Vynni.
==Issue #4==
Issue #4 was announced for publication in March 2002.
==References==
Category:Hanson Zines
Category:2001 Zines
PWP

PWP is the term that media fandom uses to describe short erotic stories without much lead-in, if any at all. "PWP" stood for "Plot? What Plot?", and the connotation was that the reader was so turned on by the story that they did not notice if there was an action plot involved; or that instead of a plot, sex is the entire point of the story. Later on, the meaning of the term drifted, and the phrase "Porn Without Plot" is now more widely used to define the acronym.
A story may be referred to as a PWP if the main focus of the action (pun entirely intended) is on one or more sexual encounters. The definition is fairly flexible, however; some PWPs are good old-fashioned smut, and unapologetically so. Other stories may be referred to as PWPs (by the author[s] or readers) if the plot itself revolves around sex, even when the sexual encounters lead to deeper exploration of the characters and/or their relationships.
== History ==
A fan remembers the term being used in the mid-1980s. She wrote: "I first came across the term PWP in about 1984 or 1985. I was attending an early slash convention, IDICon. As soon as I arrived at the hotel I was informed I'd been drafted to be on the "Plot? What Plot?" (aka PWP) panel. (The panel was quite a lot of fun, too!)" CatalenaMara. Plot? What Plot? Fannish History & Terminology, posted 03 September 2008. (Accessed 14 December 2010) Also: "The first time I ran into the term PWP was at one of the Idicons in Houston in the 80s. I’d volunteered to help out by moderating a panel, and I wound up being on the “Plot? What Plot?” panel. That was the first time I remember hearing that term." -- CatalenaMara at Sexuality and slash fandom (2007 post) Mary Ellen Curtin wrote in 1999: "the historical origin of the term "PWP", which seems to have been, uh, formalized at a con c.1984" - The Foresmutters Project: Commentary & Historical Background: Poses by Leslie Fish 
KLangley56 pulled together some documentation on when she thought the term originated. From a discussion of the term in 2008:
==PWP: Some Fans Like Them, Some Fans Don't==
Fannish comments and fic recs include opinions about PWPS, many of them using a form of the qualifier: "It's not just a PWP," or "This is a PWP with a plot." Other fans embrace PWPs wholeheartedly, needing no excuse to read them.
Some examples: 
* "Her new story...is an unabashed PWP, the sort that makes me wonder how that acronym ever got a bad name for itself. Beware, this could make your eyebrows sweat." All Jewels Have Flaws... or... Net (dot) Bitch Does Recs, 2000 
==Meta==
* What is a PWP?(archive) by Shomeret
* In Defense of PWPs(archive) by Thamiris
* PWP? WTF?, post by cesperanza (2008)
==Porn With Plot==
===Fanworks===
====Fanfiction====
* hands-on learning
== References ==
 
Category:Glossary
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
PWP? WTF?

PWP? WTF? is a 2008 post on LiveJournal by cesperanza.
It has 146 comments.
The post was written in response to cesperanza's questioning of a fan labeling her story At the End of the Pier a PWP.this September 1, 2008 comment, also this September 2 comment and .
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Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
P J's Due South Page

P J's Due South Page is a Due South website.
Description from the Due South Slash Site: "A very professionaly laid out site that is centered around the man in uniform element of due South. A great picture of Fraser in red serge greets you. Yes Mitch already bitched P J out about the lack of Rayness. Background on slash fandom, links and info abound."Mitch H. due South Slash Links, via Wayback: 04 November 1999. (Accessed 14 January 2012)
==References==
 
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Due South Websites
Category:1996
Category:1997
Pabllo Vittar

Pabllo Vittar is a Brazilian Drag Queen and singer. Your songs and activism LGBT propelled him as one of the biggest artists in Brazil causing him to sign international contracts with other singers like Kim Petras, Diplo, Major Lazer, Charli XCX, Sofi Tukker, Iggy Azalea, Lady Gaga, Marina, Rina Sawayama and Lauren Jauregui in addition to being invited to participate in productions on Netflix such as Super Drags, where she voiced the character Goldiva. Pabllo has also influenced some video game characters due to his unique aesthetic, in addition to having his songs as the soundtrack of several shows/series.
==Fandom==
Pabllo has a legion of fans, ranging from children to the elderly who enjoy his vibrant songs and his unique style of being. Her clothes also influence her fans, many of whom are artists who rely on her persona to create costumes or fanarts.
Pablo Lennis

Pablo Lennis: a fanzine originated in 1976 by John Thiel, of Lafayette, Indiana. It was produced in mimeographed form. The editor sought to recall fandom of earlier times and explore fandom of the present time. He said that most earlier fanzine editors had gafiated and there had been a fandom-wide feud which had destroyed much of fandom. He stated he was making his own start in fandom. Pablo Lennis, which was discontinued with its fifty-second issue in 1982, had fiction, poetry, convention reports, letters and editorial matter, cartoons and art, as well as book and fanzine reviews and movie commentaries.
Pablo Lennis was recommenced in January 1986 in a photo-copied format and is still being published, on a monthly schedule, in 2017.
Pac-Man

Pac-Man is a 1980 video game.
==History==
Debuting in 1980 as Puck-Man, Pac-Man is one of the most famous and popular video games of all time. The plot involved the title character eating pellets and fruits while trying to avoid being eaten by ghosts. The title character became the first video game mascot, and has appeared in many sequels.
It remains one of the few Golden Age games to still make money today. 
==Influence==
Inspired the Buckner & Garcia hit "Pac-Man Fever", quoted above. This later named a trope on TV Tropes, about how media portrayals of video games tend to be dated.
==Fandom==
==Fannish Resources==
*Pac-Man (Video Games) at Archive of Our Own
*Pac-Man: The Animated Series (Cartoon) at AO3
*Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures (Cartoon) at AO3
*Pac-Man at FanFiction.Net
*Pacman tag at DeviantArt
==Other Links==
*Official site
*Wikipedia
*TV Tropes
*IMDB
Category:Video Games
Category:Animation
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
PacKage (mailing list)

PacKage was a slash fanfiction mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager fandom, focused on the pairing of Paris/Kim.
Group description: 
The list was active in the late 1990s and was hosted on ONElist, whether the list continued after ONElist's mergers with e-Groups and then Yahoo is unclear. All fanfiction posted on the list was archived at PacKage - The P/K Writers List.
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:1998 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
PacKage - The P/K Writers List

PacKage - The P/K Writers List was the website of the PacKage mailing list. It featured subscription information, an archive of Paris/Kim slash fiction, P/K links, images, recommendations and much more. It had a public section for guests and a private one for members.
The main page stated that it was "not the PKSP (Paris Kim Slash Party)", so there might have been some need for that clarification.
The site was listed at Ultimate Slash Links as a Star Trek Voyager slash siteUSL: Q-Z, via Wayback: 05 April 2001. (Accessed 09 November 2016).
==References==
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Pacey's Pond

Pacey's Pond is a Dawson's Creek fansite.
Site description from Some Boys Wander By Mistake: "excellent collection of sound files, episode summaries, and episode transcripts"Links, via Wayback: 11 January 2001. (Accessed 02 February 2013)
The site was closed in 2001: 
==References==
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Pacey-joey-fanfic

pacey-joey-fanfic was a fanfiction mailing list in Dawson's Creek fandom, focused on the pairing of Joey Potter/Pacey Witter. It had 359 members. It was active in the early 2000s, but like most public mailing lists is was bombarded with spam in the 2010s.
Group description:
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:Het Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Pachycephalosaur

Pachycephalosaur is a fanartist and fanwriter who is influential in the Worm fandom. 
== Example Fanworks ==
* -- SV mirror, AO3 mirror -- fanfic, 2018. Invented the conference call fanfic trope.
* Spacebattles broke Wormfic, here's how:, meta essay 
* Taylors in Name Only -- collaborative metafic about altpower Taylors, coordinated and published by Pachycephalosaur
* Conference Quest: Glimmer Edition -- a quest based on her fanfic Conference Call
== Links ==
* SufficientVelocity profile
* Reddit
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Pacific Arcana

Pacific Arcana is a Pacific Rim fanart tarot. 
== About ==
== Artists ==
Featuring the works of 56 artists:
Feriowind, Homuzu, Parasitebeans, Unusualjuggernaut, Frikadeller, Moonjellybeans, Hisiheyah, Tinyrats, Shea Vorbach, Dandyincombatboots, Cerigg, Kurama2212, Seileag, Rezllen, Birdloaf, Blairtrabbit, PhantomSeptember, Orenjimaru, Sellerdoor, Bravinto, Angela Popoff (Blenk), Grrrenadine, Keto, Terriblenerd, Lydia Anslow, Priellan, Lauren Garwood (Lrnart, ) Hamish Steele, Siins, Braysl-March, Jena Stillwell, Enyoung, Pixiepunch, Spacecores, Ksanzo, Kaysha Siemens, Capitalette, Soojin Paek (Photinus), Rook (DesolateSandwich), godot-found, Geniusbee, AffectionateTea, VisualBinaryStudio, irishsparkleparty, Empyrisan, Kory Bing, Sfé R. Monster, Stunnerstorm, CrescentMage, Tommy Tonebender, Jeriais, Darowen, Alienfirst, Katie Pickell, Pooryorick 
=== Editor ===
== Charity ==
Category:2015 Fanart
Category:Pacific Rim
Category:Tarot Decks
Pacific Arcana: Tumultus

Pacific Arcana is a Pacific Rim: Uprising fanart tarot.
== About ==
== Artists ==
Decapitated Beta, Ash Crasher, Emma St. John, amorphinetoast, davidfosterwallaceandgromit, sckboy, TK Karski, aainsleyy, Blue Delliquanti, sadfishkid, The Druid, Aidan Dempsey, Cliffe Arts, Shannon Kao, dandyincombatboots, Rezllen, Rhiannon, Kiku Hughes, Alienfirst, Nero O'Reilly, Gaam, Parasitebeans, Manda Steinberg, Ric, Will Ftagn, Quorum Kat, Ash Moore, Al Neun, Vic Lynn, MANCAMERON, Alexa Boccieri / Visual Binary Studio, Eddy Sailer, iovitus, Aleksis Shi (Sarracenian), CJ O'Hara, stratdantro, pixiepunch, Mittie Paul, affectionatetea, Tommy Tonebender, Sophie Stuart, homuzu, DICEShimi, trickytickytavi, Kaylee Rowena, Angela Popoff, Allie Bartholomew, Jessica Du Li, jenaccide, Ashley Caswell, Heliocathus, Iris Jay, Caitlin Like, Grace Gonzaga, A.R. Kolb, Brian Wolf, Dee, Jade Faulstich, Alyse Marie Allred, Void, newttxt, Kory Bing, Deege Williams, catpaku, Feriowind, Steph, Kasey Gifford, Lucas Peverill, Oceanyia, littlebitterguy, Fishatar, Fairy Floss, Yakamen
Category:2018 Fanart
Category:Pacific Rim
Category:Tarot Decks