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House of the Rising Sun (Merlin story)

House of the Rising Sun is a Merlin/Arthur slash story by d (13,916 words). 
The story won the Spring 2010 Merlin Slash Awards in the category Best Characterization of Uther ("Arthur/Merlin Fanfiction").
Summary: The King is dead. Long live the King. (Arthur returns to Camelot after the death of his father and learns what it is to be king.)
Roleri translated the story into Russian for the Arthur/Merlin OTP fest "Две стороны одной медали" (Two sides of the same coin).Артур/Мерлин ОТП Фест "Две стороны одной медали" - список работ, 29 June 2009. (Accessed 26 March 2011)
==Recs and Reviews==
*"Uther appears to die while Arthur is away at battle, and only Arthur can see his ghost. Arthur gets a taste of what it's like to be King."polyfandomrecs. Merlin Recs, 16 January 2009. (Accessed 18 July 2010)
*"Uther was well drawn and I felt for him as he wandered aimlessly through Camelot, a shadow mournfully hearing very little positive about his demise or reign. Arthur's behavior in light of this haunting was in character and it allowed him to have a reason for finding being King a bit absurd. How could he reign when his father has really gone nowhere? Having his relationship with Merlin so thoroughly outed was also very entertaining, and I like how Uther is continuously admonishing his son about trusting the one person in all of Camelot that Arthur can well and truly trust. Upon Uther's return, it was great that Uther's opinion of the servant is the complete opposite. Merlin and Arthur's undefined relationship was a constant, and through neither man wants to say the words, the love is palpable." (Brunettepet, 25 Jun 2010, AO3 comment)
*"Poor man, that he had to see his son shacking up with a man/his servant/a sorceror! [...] Love Arthur telling off the court and getting in a fight with the biggest knight there! And the moment Uther and Arthur had in Igraine's chambers. And Merlin ripping off Arthur's shirt! \o/" (green_grrl)green_grrl. Comment, 01 January 2009. (Accessed 18 July 2010)
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Houseboat Variations

Fanfiction for The X-Files was frequently characterized by the violence, paranoia, and apocalyptic themes of the series. JiM's Houseboat Variations stands out as a series of stories whose themes are peace, forgiveness and reconciliation between characters who were often violently at odds with one another in the show. The stories have multiple pairings--slash, het and threesome. The unifying element is that all of the stories take place on a boat five years after the events of the series; with a single exception, they take place on a houseboat where one or more of the characters has come to live. Water, rain, loss and renewal are motifs that run through the stories, which are both hopeful and melancholy.
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Householding Chanel Inquirer

Householding Chanel Inquirer is a Sime~Gen anthology of fiction, art and information. It is a question and answer fanzine that was published by Householding Chanel in 1987 and 1988. At the time, Sectuib Marge, was chairperson of the Sime~Gen Welcommittee. 
"HCI was originally conceived as a 10-15 page pamphlet of strictly questions from Kerry's files. Ha! The shendi-flecking thing grew on us. But it has been fun. And I do have some ideas for other things we can do. (After I take a LONG vacation.)" from the editorial of the firs issue 
==Issue 1==
Householding Chanel Inquirer 1 was published in November 1987. It has art by Donell Meadows, Linda Whitten and Michael Tartaglio. 
* CHANNELS 					
* COMPANIONS 				
* S/G CUSTOMS 					
* TECTON HISTORY 					
* FARRIS MYSTIQUE 				 
* RATHOR 
* TRANSFER MECHANICS 				
* S/G SPIRITUALITY 					
* MISCELLANEOUS 					
* DUSHAU 						
* KREN 						 
* CHANEL BULLETIN BOARD 
==Issue 2==
Householding Chanel Inquirer 2	was published in September 1988.
* GENERALLY SPEAKING BY KAREN MACLEOD 
* FROM THE SOSECTU'S DESK BY MARGE ROBBINS 
* DIGEN FARRIS MEMORIAL SERVICE AWARDS HCI STAFF 
* QUESTION AND ANSWER SECTION 
* DIGEN AT HOME BY JACQUELINE LICHTENBERG 
* HOW SIMES USE SELYN BY MARY LOU MENDUM
* WHAT IS SELYN? BY JACQUELINE LICHTENBERG
* A FARRIS CHANNEL AT THE 1988 WINTER OLYMPICS BY KATE FILIPOWICZ
* JOKES AND GEN-ERAL HUMOR BY LINDA WHITTEN 
* WHY A VAMPIRE NOVEL BY JACQUELINE LICHTENBERG 
* DREAMSPY BY JACQUELINE LICHTENBERG 
* KAREEN'S REPORT TO THE TECTON 1987 BY MARGE ROBBINS 
* Esoterica and Sime/Gen Fandom, a Round Robin started by Jacqueline Lichtenberg ("This will be printed with responses from different people in" Ambrov Zeor #17 and Companion in Zeor #10) 
* ART CREDITS: DONELL MEADOWS, LINDA WHITTEN
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Sime~Gen Zines
Category:1987 ZinesCategory:1988 Zines
Houston Knights

Houston Knights is a 1980s buddy cop show built around the two different cops Joey LaFiamma (transferred from Chicago to Houston because of the Mafia) and the Texan Levon Lundy.
The most popular pairing in the fandom was the slash relationship between Joey and Levon.
==Fan Fiction==
*Houston Knights Fan Fiction Index
*Starwinder's Houston Knights Site
==Fanzines==
===Gen===
*Case Closed, Cerrado
*The Houston Knights Special Gen Collection
*Lone Star Knights
*Partners and Friends (letterzine)
*Shootin' in the Crick
Multimedia:
*Of Dreams and Schemes
*Psychic Investigations
*Remote Control
*A Small Circle of Friends
*The Yule Tide
===Slash===
*The Centaur Tales
*The Houston Knights Special Slash Collection
Multimedia:
*Awakenings
*Dyad
*Hungry Hearts
*Liaisons
*One in Ten
*Over the Edge
==Archives & Resources==
*The Texan Dungeon website by Killash Dungeons
*
Hovering

Hovering is a Kirk/Spock story by Patricia Laurie Stephens. 
It was published in the print zine The 25th Year where it was part of an interconnected series of stories.
==Excerpt==
"Kirk thought about dying, and although the hovering part told him he was enjoying the thought a little, he considered how everyone would then know and say how much he had loved Spock. He became sad at the thought of his own death, but it was an indulgent sadness that included imagining how sad the others would be; and although he was aware of it, this new kind of sadness overcame his sorrow for Spock. His eyes filled a little, but even the hovering part did not allow him to cry; so instead of washing away this new sorrow for himself and, with it, some of the sorrow for Spock, he nurtured them both. He planned how they would end together, and the planning was comforting…"
==Reactions and Reviews: The Art==
==Reactions and Reviews: The Story==
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===1993===
===1997===
 
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
How's Treks

How's Treks was a series of ten short parodies written by Paula Smith, Chen, and Anonymous (all of whom were Paula Smith) and were printed in the first five issues of Menagerie. 
This series is influential for the fifth one called A Trekkie's Tale, the origin of the term Mary Sue. 
==The Series==
Note that there are two that were titled "#8."
: 1. Errand of Merci' by Chen (in Menagerie #1)
:2. Convivial With Trivials by Chen (in Menagerie #1)
:3. Friday's Paycheck by Chen (in Menagerie #2)
:4. Jesteryear: An Animated Satire by Chen (in Menagerie #2)
:5. A Trekkie's Tale by Anonymous (in Menagerie #2)
:6. By an Assumed Name by Chen (in Menagerie #3)
:7. Sore Leg by Chen (in Menagerie #3)
:8. Return to Our Program (title on fic), Return to Our Planet (title on table of contents) by Chen (in Menagerie #4) and The Amoeba Glory by Paula Smith (in Menagerie in #5)
:9. Operation Constipate by Chen (in Menagerie #4)
 
Category:1973 Fanfiction
Category:1974 Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
How About a Raffle?

How About a Raffle? is a Star Trek: TOS story	by Mary Louise Dodge, Laura Scarsdale, and Mel Shreve.
It was published in Delta Triad #1.
In it, Uhura is unknowingly sold at a dance auction/exhibition on Orion.
==Part of a Series==
(in order of publication, not necessarily in the order they occur):
* DT1: My Gracious Silence
* DT1: How About a Raffle?
* DT2: The Denebian Bell
* DT2: How About a Rematch?
* DT3: Old Child, Young Child
* DT4: Dark of the Moon
* DT4: I'll Come to You by Moonlight
* DT5: My Dancing Day
* DT5: Love's Renaissance
* DTSI: Uhura's Decision
==Author's Comments==
From the editorial in Delta Triad #1: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
How About a Rematch?

You may be looking for the K/S story The Rematch.
How About a Rematch? is a Star Trek: TOS Kirk/Uhura story	by Mary Lou Dodge. 
It was published in Delta Triad #2.
==Part of a Series==
 
(in order of publication, not necessarily in the order they occur):
* DT1: My Gracious Silence
* DT1: How About a Raffle?
* DT2: The Denebian Bell
* DT2: How About a Rematch?
* DT3: Old Child, Young Child
* DT4: Dark of the Moon
* DT4: I'll Come to You by Moonlight
* DT5: My Dancing Day
* DT5: Love's Renaissance
* DTSI: Uhura's Decision
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Het Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
How Are Ya Fixed For Love

How Are Ya Fixed For Love is Star Trek: TOS story by Jungle Kitty. This fanwork is "A TOS Music Video, in which Kirk and Brandt move into a new apartment. The song is "How Are Ya Fixed For Love?" and is performed by Frank Sinatra and Keely Smith."
 
==Part of a Short-Lived Series of Fanwork==
In 1998, about a half dozen fans wrote "music videos." 
They were not vids as many fans would know them today, but written descriptions of videos. Some of them were scripted vids, formatted as if they were to be viewed. Some were short stories interspersed with actual lyrics (not unlike a songfic), or stories that had breaks in which musical interludes were suggested, such as "swelling instrumentals."
These music videos included:
* It's a Sin, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (September 11, 1998)
* Seduce Me Tonight, set in The Brandt Series (more like a traditional songfic) (September 28, 1998) 
* How Are Ya Fixed For Love, set in The Brandt Series (more like a traditional songfic) (October 4, 1998)
* Broken Hearts, (more like a traditional songfic, but includes "stage directions)) (October 10, 1998)
* In Love With Your Ghost, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (November 7, 1998)
* Moonlight Desires, (scripted music vid, no dialogue, description only) (December 1, 1998)
 
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
How Cold is a Heart

How Cold is a Heart is a 172-page gen coded RPF (The Police) vampire novel in three parts by Jessica Farrow. There are no interior illustrations and the dialogue is presented in the form of a screenplay.
A similar zine is The Vampire John Lennon.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Music RPF
Category:The Police
Category:Music Zines
Category:1988 Zines
How Could This Happen To Me?

How Could This Happen To Me? is a Doctor Who/Torchwood fanvid by darkbunnyrabbit. It was reviewed by milly on November 30, 2007 at the reel.
Vidder's summary: "Jack was happy once, he was home, and he had a family, a long long time ago. When they left him, he lost everything. Now, as he sits and talks about his past with Toshiko, he wonders why fate dealt him this hand. Grain and sepia is happy memories, Greyscale is the night he died and was abandoned. Optional Rose/Jack themes."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"An exploration of Jack's post series-1 storyline, with a shaky narrative but emotion to make up for it."feedback at the reel.
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Vids
Category:2007 Vids
How Distracting Are Deviations from Canon?

How Distracting Are Deviations from Canon? is a post by the pouncer at the Stargate Atlantis fiction discussion community, The Cutting Board. 
This essay has a focus of The Pegasus Society.
There were 76 comments.
==Some Topics==
* deviation from canon
* a fan's investment in a show may correlate to how much they care about canon details
* availability of canon resources that fans take for granted today 
==The Essay==
==Excerpts from Comments==
==References==
Category:Stargate Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
How Do I Beta Thee? Let Me Count the Ways...

How Do I Beta Thee? Let Me Count the Ways... is a 2001 essay by Lysandra and cofax.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The X-Files
* fic writing
* betas 
* each writer wrote a section of this essay
* there are specific examples of betaed fic 
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do I Create an Original Character?

How Do I Create an Original Character? is an essay by Sheryl Nantus (formerly Sheryl Martin).
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in October 2000. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* creating and writing original characters
* The X-Files
* her massive series starring her own original character Jackie St. George in Dragon Series
* Mary Sues
==The Essay==
 
 
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2000 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do I Get My Star Trek Novel Published?

How Do I Get My Star Trek Novel Published? is a 1998 essay by Macedon.
Macedon was the author of the Talking Stick Series and other Star Trek fan fics.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfiction
* fans trying to break into the pro Star Trek novel market
* the series, Strange New Worlds, edited by John Ordover
* many practical tips about submitting manuscripts to publishing companies
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
How Do I Go About Writing a Mary Sue Litmus Test?

How Do I Go About Writing a Mary Sue Litmus Test? is a 2001 essay by Merlin Missy.
It was written in response to The (Original) Mary Sue Litmus Test (1997). Another related essay by Merlin Missy was Mary and Me, in which, among other things, wish the original test wasn't so well-known and something people strongly associated with her. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Mary Sues, with all their "nauseating" details
* Merlin Missy considered herself the gatekeeper of this type of fanwork, the Mary Sue Litmus Test
* fans needed to ask permission to write one for their own fandom, and Merlin Missy had the right to deny them 
* Merlin Missy resented the time and energy it took to scour the internet to see if there was already a similar one out there, as "there's no fandom that needs two tests"
* a fan's litmus test needed a link to the original, The (Original) Mary Sue Litmus Test
* based on the number of Mary Sues in a proposed fandom, Merlin Missy decided if a fandom even needed a test at all
* Merlin Missy had input and helped edit the litmus tests, "offering pointers"
* in order to write a litmus test for another fandom, you had to read a lot of Mary Sue fanfics
* Merlin Missy claimed copyright for litmus tests, but if you made one without her permission, she "I won't go contacting your ISP either way"
* "every few months [Merlin Missy went] looking to see where the new tests are, checking on how the older ones are faring, and making sure that no one else is stealing your test and putting their name on it"
* fans who don't follow her Mary Sue advice or suggestions were "twinkies"
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
How Do I Keep My Beta Readers Happy?

How Do I Keep My Beta Readers Happy? is an essay by shannono.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in January 2001. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* practical tips for working with a beta
* thank you's and feelings
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do I Keep Them In Character If They're Doing Stuff They Can't Do On The Show?

How Do I Keep Them In Character If They're Doing Stuff They Can't Do On The Show? is an essay by Lara Means.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in October 2000.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The X-Files and fiction writing
* fanon and canon
* AUs and crossovers
* Chris Carter and writers' poor continuity
* some fansites for information about the show: Relationship Episode Guide to the X-Files (non-fiction) (link to original page, and art is here: ), The Church of X, Snark's Guide to The X-Files, the official X-Files site, Deep Background, and The X-Files Time Line
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do I Start to Write a Post-Episode Story?

How Do I Start to Write a Post-Episode Story? is an essay by EPurSeMouve.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in February 2001. 
==Introduction==
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfic as fix-it, as therapeutic
* The X-Files and its often unsatisfying storytelling
* writing fanfic to fillin the gaps, to write a "real ending," to tell a story from another perspective, to fill in gaps
* recs for these post-ep stories: Mish's "Mature Indiscretions" - CazQ's "The Road North" - David Hearne's "Hartwell" - Meredith's "Lucky Man" - one of the essay author's original characters, Bobbie Collins - Susanne Barringer's "Shadow Dancing" - Alanna's "Forecast of Rain" - Marguerite's "Limpier"
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do I Write a Case File?

How Do I Write a Case File? is an essay by CindyET.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in 2001. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* X-Files fanfiction
* the creation of a hypothetical case file fic called "The Lizard Man of FEMA"
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2001 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Do We Solve A Problem Like “Queerbaiting”?: On TV’s Not-So-Subtle Gay Subtext

How Do We Solve A Problem Like “Queerbaiting”?: On TV’s Not-So-Subtle Gay Subtext is a 2013 essay by Rose. 
The essay has 139 comments.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay, and Comments==
* Sherlock
* Rizzoli & Isles
* Warehouse 13
* the original Star Trek series
* Teen Wolf, Supernatural, Glee, Some Like It Hot, Pretty Little Liars, Skins
* LGBTQ media representation; increased visibility and increased expectations
* the Hays Code
* what is queerbaiting and where did it originate?
* homophobia and heterosexism
* slash fandom as a queer space, as a straight space
*fetishizing gay characters, gay people
* male gaze
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
==References==
Category:Femslash Meta
Category:Rizzoli & Isles
Category:Supernatural Meta
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
Category:Glee Meta
Category:Femslash Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
How Dorothy Owens Brought Star Trek to the UK

How Dorothy Owens Brought Star Trek to the UK is a 2021 essay by Rachel Perkins, Dorothy Owens' granddaughter.
It has the subtitle: "Memories of the Empathy Star Trek Club and TerraCon give us insight into this amazing superfan's life."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom as a family affair
* Star Trek: TOS, early fandom, the very first fan clubs and conventions in the UK
* Empathy Star Trek Club
* The British Star Trek Convention (1974 & 1975 cons), TerraCon, and many more conventions
* the camaraderie, generosity of the early cons and their guests
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:2021 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Perspectives on Fans
How Fanfiction Made Me Gay

How Fanfiction Made Me Gay is a 2016 essay by J.M. Frey. It is a chapter in the book, "The Secret Loves of Geek Girls."
==Sections ==
* Once Upon A Time, When We Were All Bella Swan
* Fanfiction Taught Me Everything There Is To Know About Relationships
* Fanfiction Taught Me Everything I Know About The Mechanics of Sex
* Fanfiction Taught Me Everything There Is To Know About Questioning the Default “Straight” Setting
* Fanfiction Taught Me Everything There Is To Know About Starting Discussions
==Some Topics Discussed==
* mainstream media for girls taps into their insecurities about how the world, love, and sex work
* not all girls, such as goths, fit the accepted template
* Mary Sues
* "straight" as the default
* labels: pros and cons
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Fanfiction Meta
How Fanfiction Makes Us Poor: Posted Responses

How Fanfiction Makes Us Poor is a 2007 essay by cupidsbow.
It generated many responses, some of which are included below.
==Some 2007 Responses==
===April 26===
* , celisnebula, April 26
* , khazell1, April 26
* thorny thoughts, Archive, Swan Tower, April 26
* , communicator, , April 26 
* , matociquala, April 26 
===April 27===
* Fanfic and Authorship, Archive, ellen fremedon, April 27, 
* , inalasahl, April 27 
* , Julie Frost, April 27 
* Thinky-thoughts about writing..., Archive, starwatcher307, April 27 
* , sahiya, April 27
* , executrix, April 27
* Masculine-Feminine, Archive, marcelproust, April 27
* , sarken, April 27
* , hoshikaze, April 27
===April 28===
* , peterchayward, April 28 
* , cupidsbow, April 28 
* , queenofhell, April 28
* Is meta contagious? I guess fanfic writers are particularly prone to memetic infection., Archive, china shop, April 28
* , hedda62, April 28
===April 29===
* , lazette, April 29
* , ithiliana, April 29
===May ===
* Alles neu, macht der Mai, Archive, frogspace, May 1
 
* , Wax Banks, May 3
* , kbusse, May 6
* , mawaridi, May 4 
* , foxe, May 4
* , kbusse, May 5
* , saeva, May 7
* , starkiller, May 5
* , angriest, May 5
* , louisedennis, May 11
* convergence and fears of intimacy; [ Archive], kbusse, May 14
* Inspiration, Archive, anotherusedpage, May 11
* Feeling Ranty, Archive, lotesseflower, May 16 
* What are the similarities and differences between fanfic and other similar communities?, Archive, alias_sqbr, May 18
* Gendered Fandoms, Archive, etrangere, May 22
===2018===
* Fansplaining: Real Person Fiction
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
How Fanzines Helped Put Doctor Who Fans in Charge of Doctor Who

How Fanzines Helped Put Doctor Who Fans in Charge of Doctor Who is an article in "The Atlantic" by Nolan Feeney. 
Its teaser: "Before there were message boards and Tumblr, fans discussed the show via DIY zines—which helped keep the series alive and housed debates that have directly influenced the show."
Some topics discussed: fanzines as the foundation for the fandom today, Peter Capaldi as a super fan and links to a letter he wrote to a fanzine in 1976, Steven Moffat's 1990s online posts, quotes by academics Paul Booth and Matt Hills, quotes from other fans including Leslie McMurtry (the editor of The Terrible Zodin), and the issues faced by female Doctor Who fans. 
==Some Excerpts==
Category:2013 News Media
Category:Doctor Who Zines