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Live Long and Prosper (phrase)

Also see Live Long and Prosper for other uses.
Live Long and Prosper is a phrase used by Star Trek fans. 
It is sometimes abbreviated as "LL&P."
The phrase is a way for fans to wish each other well and to show fannish solidarity. 
"Live Long and Prosper" has been a popular way for fans to end a letter or post.
See Specific Fandom Solidarity Phrases.
==The Response==
The lesser-known response is "Peace and long life."
==Originally a Different Phrase?==
==Examples of Use==
* "You are why the club will continue its growth and fame in the coming years. You will help the club live up to the well known phrase: "LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!" -- 1977, a fan in the zine Dilithium Dope
* "'LL&P' has had a long and serviceable life in the closing of letters to people who, though you may not love, respect, or address sincerely, you nevertheless hold in all good wishes. S&H need their own variation." -- from a fan in 1979, in a comment in S and H Letterzine #5 
* "We thank her, for enabling the six of us to carry on her effort to give this unforgettable book to the Star Trek community. Thank you, Syn -- last but never least, and with all our hearts -- from the Gang of Six. Live long and prosper." -- 1987, TREKisM #54 
* "This really IS the last update here. Hochofedra. Live long and prosper." -- 2009, The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Live Oak Manor Press

Live Oak Manor Press is a gen, het and slash fanzine publisher.
==Publications==
* Even Steven #1-3 (Due South) 
* Kindle My Heart #1-2 (Star Trek: TOS)
* More Romance On The Rails (Wild Wild West) 
* Nights of Wonder #1-3 (Wild Wild West) 
* Romance on the Rails (Wild Wild West) 
* Spies in the Old West #1-2 (Wild Wild West)
Live Slug Reaction

Live Slug Reaction is a meme involving an image of the very minor character of Klaud from Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The meme appears to have originated on Twitter, before spreading and going viral on Tumblr. The Klaud image will be edited into another, usually a screenshot, of a scene featuring a queer relationship of some kind.
==Origins==
The meme appears to have been started with a tweet by @PinkRangerLB.Original tweet and retweets by PinkRangerLB, originally tweeted Feb 21 2022
 
This statement was actually incorrect. The initial tweet alleges that there's a scene in RoS in which the camera immediately cuts from a same-gender kiss to Klaud's face. In actuality, the kiss happens after the scene with Klaud. The actual image of him used doesn't appear in the film either - it actually comes from a promotional piece. @PinkRangerLB acknowledged they were incorrect, tweeting "it appears that the slug monster shot is actually BEFORE the kiss, not after, but my point still stands".
The format of this meme, originated on Twitter before spreading to Tumblr in early March 2022. Initially, on Twitter, the meme seems to use Klaud's actual name, whereas the version on Tumblr simply calls him a slug.
==Aftermath==
*
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
Category:2022 Memes
Live from New York

Live from New York is a NYC Housefilk recording. This CD was given to all attendies and supporting members of Contata 2008. 
The description below is from the liner notes:
* 1. Ho! For the Death of Time, Narf! – Joshua Kronengold, Batya Wittenberg, I Abra Cinii (Feld/Smith) 2:46
* 2. Jabbercroce – I Abra Cinii (Caroll/Croce, Arr. Cinii) 2:12
* 3. Dried Frog Pills – Batya Wittenberg (Wittenberg/Fish*) 1:43
* 4. Geist – Dave Weingart (Weingart) 2:11
* 5. Precious – Leah Smith (Smith/Trad) 1:03
* 6. Evil Is A Four-Letter Word, Too! – Batya Wittenberg (Leger/Fish*) 3:35
* 7. Grew It Myself – Joshua Kronengold (Kronengold/Sutton†) 2:00
* 8. Eat It Slow – Batya Wittenberg (Wittenberg/Faber) 1:23
* 9. Chocolate Jesus – Rennie Levine (Levine/Rush&Cromarty) 3:55
* 10. Banned from Pesach – Liam Browne (Browne/Fish*) 0:16
* 11. Fluorine Atom – Paul Estin (Estin) 4:23
* 12. The Old Issue – Batya Wittenberg (Kipling/Fish*) 2:55
* 13. Dollar Fifty Movies – Dave Weingart and the whole room (Bellavia/English/Hoffman) 3:52
* 14. Monster in the Lab – Joshua Kronengold (Kronengold/Trad) 2:04
* 15. Run Little Bird – Merav Hoffman and Batya Wittenberg (Hoffman/Wittenberg/McGuire) 3:01
* 16. Flying Stone (Doo-Wop Version) – I Abra Cinii and the whole room (Cinii) 6:17
* 17. A Gown Too Blue – Batya Wittenberg and Dave Weingart (Sutton) 4:03
* 18. Yielding to Temptation – Yehuda Porath (Mandel/Faber) 2:35
* 19. Swing Low, Sweet Double-A – I Abra Cinii and the whole room (Cinii/Trad) 5:54
Bonus tracks Recorded Live @ GaFilk 2008:
* 21. Man in the Moon and Time Travel – Team B – Greg McMullan, Nancy Louise Freeman, Larry Kirby (McMullan/Freeman/Kirby/Trad) 1:07
* 22. Broccoli and Fishing Pole – Team A – Mark Bernstein, Beth Runnerwolf, Judi Miller (Bernstein/Runnerwolf/Miller/Smith) 1:39
* 23. Instafilk response to previous 2 songs – Tom Smith (Smith) 2:12
* Please support Leslie Fish by visiting LeslieFish.com
* Music copyright 1985 Bill Sutton / Mad Tom Music.
Thank you to everyone for your permission to use your song(s) on this CD.
Recording, Production, Editing: Harold Stein | Lots of advice for this CD: Merav Hoffman.
Category:2008
Live from the apopalypse

live from the apopalypse (note the spelling) is an epic-length popslash story, chronicling the efforts of the members of Nsync to stay alive in the aftermath of a vast plague that has wiped out much of the world's population. Multiple pairings, minor character death.
Nopseud worked on this story over a period of several years, finally completing it in May of 2009. A few of the individual chapters can still be found on her Livejournal.
Summary: Where do you go when the world ends? 
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Live in Love's Flame

Live in Love's Flame is a slash 92-page Stargate SG-1 novel by Pantha.
From the zine: "(or as the author is fond of calling it; "Scenes from the Cutting Room Floor")."
The zine contains no editorial. It has several black and white screenshots and/or publicity stills.
==Series==
* Love Changes Everything
* Live in Love's Flame
* Through Love's Door... One More Time
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Live to Tell

Live to Tell is a gen 80-page Blake's 7 novel by Shawn Wigton. 
On the cover, "5th Season, Episode Two."
==Series==
* Forever Live and Die
* Live to Tell
* Spirits in the Material World
* Visions in Blue
 
==Sample Interior==
Image:livetotell-1.jpg
Image:livetotell-2.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Lived

Lived is a Hanson fanfic written by Amanda Dupuis (also known as Llama). It was originally written in September 1998, then edited and reposted from July 16, 2000 to January 2001. The story is written as a posthumous letter to Zac following his untimely death.
==Screenplay==
A screenplay version of Lived was written and posted by Amy-Grace Rogis in 2001. It removes references to Hanson and coverts it into an original story, and was written with Amanda's permission.Lived: A Screenplay by Amy-Grace Rogis
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
Lived won awards in the Hanfic Awards, Literary Hanfic Awards, Really Big Hanson Fanfic Awards and Soundtrack Awards. It was eliminated in round one of Last Story Standing. It was featured as story of the week at Hanson Story Links. It is also featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame, as well as the Your Illusion top five lists.
==References==
Livengoo

Livengoo is a fanwriter in X-Files, Stargate: SG-1, Stargate: Atlantis, Supernatural and others. She writes gen and slash, rarely also het.
==Interview==
* Gossamer Interview with an Author: Livengoo (1996)
==Works==
* Oklahoma (X-Files, co-written with Amperage) (X-Files)
* Camping (X-Files, co-written with Amperage) (X-Files)
* Corpse (X-Files)
* Leap of Faith (X-Files/Quantum Leap), Winner of the 1995 Spooky Award for Best Crossover Story
* Tarantella (SG-1)
==1998 Comments on Writing and Feedback==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lives in the Balance

Lives in the Balance is a VCR-era vid by Media Cannibals that is a Roger Locco character study. The vid premiered at Escapade in 1994 and won an award at Revelcon that same year. The vid was remastered in 2005 for Vividcon and was shown twice: once at the 2005 High-Definition Theater vid and show and in 2003 at the Narrative vid show.
During the remastering of the vid in 2005, rache remembers: "This is a remaster of the first vid that I was in charge of, from song selection to fandom to construction. I was not well and Sandy brought the editing VCR over, so we could edit while I lay on the couch. We made the vid in 1993, and remastered it for Vividcon. I think it tied for a best drama award at Revelcon in 1994."
In 1995, it was among a selection of Wiseguy fanvids handed by a fan to TV producer Stephen Cannell who was then working on a Wiseguy movie. The fan described Cannell's reaction as being cool with the concept of music videos as long as no money was made. He also thought that fanworks like vids extended the life of the show. Interestingly, even though many of the vid creators were on the same mailing list, no public discussion took place about the wisdom of sharing fanvids with TPTB. Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed October 21, 2104, quoted with permission.
==Fan Reactions==
==References==
Category:1993 Vids
Category:Wiseguy Vids
Livia's Library

Livia's Library was a personal fanfic and art archive for Liviapenn. It was originally hosted by internetrash.com before moving to debchan.com. It housed mostly slash and gen stories. It also housed fic recs for Sentinel, Buffyverse, Due South, and Roswell.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Gen Author Pages
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Roswell Websites
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Galaxy Quest
Category:Virtuosity
Category:Batman Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Princess Bride
Category:Crossover Websites
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Sorority Boys
Category:Stargate SG-1 Author Pages
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Liviapenn

Liviapenn (or just Livia) is an active, long-term member of fandom. Her first participation in media fandom was on The Sentinel mailing list Prospect-L. In her earlier fandoms she wrote mostly slash, but currently writes about equal amounts of slash, gen and het, and occasionally femslash.
Liviapenn is founder of the ClarkLex and ClarkLexFic Mailing Lists, as well as the Smallville Slash Archive. She also hosted the Bradbury Title Challenge and the X-Title Challenge in SV fandom, and created the Walk of Shame, an archive for Sorority Boys fanfiction which is now lost; also a Pete Ross fiction index which is also now lost.
Livejournal communities founded or co-founded by Liviapenn include the dcfic_index, titans_together, sga_fusion, and the Iron Man fandom newsletter.
Challenges that she has run or helped to run include the Bradbury Title Challenge and the X-Title Challenge in Smallville fandom, Timfinity, a Tim Drake AU challenge, Comica Obscura, a comics-based ficathon for obscure characters similar to Yuletide, and Fish Like Bikes, a ficathon for female characters in the Stargate universe.
She first started using livejournal for fannish purposes in 2001. In April 2010, she moved to dreamwidth, under the same name, liviapenn.
In addition to writing and archiving, Liviapenn also creates photomanips and has made a few vids. Her Livejournal icon community is livia100x100.
==Interview==
* Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Livia Penn (2012)
==Works==
Examples of her fanfic include:
*Invariant Factors (The Sentinel, 2001) - "always been a girl" Jim/Blair f/f genderswap.
* Small Primes and Square Roots
* What Overcomes
* The Long Weekend
* Sweetness
* Prosper
* The infinite in the finite of every instant
Other:
* Seven things I think everybody should know about fandom.
Category: Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Challenge Moderators
Liviart

Liviart is a fanartist and fan animator in a number of fandoms including Genshin Impact, South Park, and Boku no Hero Academia.
==Fanart==
* 
==Fanvids==
;Genshin Impact
* Soldier, Poet, King - with Raiden Ei, Venti, and Zhongli as the eponymous soldier, poet, and king respectively, and audio sung by Venti's English VA
* God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - covers the major events of the Mondstadt, Liyue, and Inazuma archon quests
* Cardigan - Scaramouche-centric, set after Sumeru archon quest Act V
* Into You - Xiaoven Band AU
;Boku no Hero Academia
* The Other Side - Shigaraki trying to convince Bakugou to become a villain
Category:Fanartists
Category:Vidders
Livin' in the Fridge (Guz and Goddess AMV)

Livin' in the Fridge is a parody AMV created for Cowboy Bebop. It is an early example of the genre.
The AMV combines Weird Al's "Living in the Fridge" with the episode "Toys in the Attic" from Cowboy Bebop. Both the song and the episode are themselves parodies: Weird Al's song spoofs "Living on the Edge" by Aerosmith, while "Toys in the Attic" spoofs B-Movie horror films.
Of their work, Guz and Goddess said,
==Reception==
This was studio Guz and Goddess's first AMV. It premiered at Fanime 2001 and took first place in both the Comedy and Best Overall categories. After 16 opinions, the overall score for the AMV was 8.83, with the highest category score being a 9.58 for originality and the lowest an 8.43 for lip-syncing.Video Information Accessed Dec. 4, 2012.
DarkSchneider gave this opinion:
==Similar Works==
Prior to Guz and Goddess's version, "Some Stupid Guy With Nothing Better To Do" (ssgwnbtd) used the same concept.Opinion Information PatrickD: "Originality: To the best of my knowledge, you made this video before any of the others using this song/anime combo. No points off for that...but just the fact it's so darn obvious." Accessed Dec. 4, 2012. Two other AMVs based on this concept were uploaded in 2005,AMV.org Search Accessed Dec. 4, 2012. and more have been uploaded to Youtube"Living in the Fridge" "Cowboy Bebop", returning 121 results. Some are authorized or unauthorized uploads of the 4 AMVs from AMV.org. Accessed Dec. 4, 2012.. The concept is generally treated as obvious.Video Information "If there is an anime and a song that are more destined to be together, I'd like to see them." Accessed Dec. 4, 2012.
Ssgwnbtd's version differs from the others in that it includes an outro with music from the Nutcracker Suite and voiceover lines from the editor.
==References==
Category:Cowboy Bebop
Category:2001
Living In The Future

Living In The Future is a Steve/Tony story by Closer.
Summary: Eighteen-year-old Tony Stark is the boy genius who woke Captain America, and now he's stuck with him. That's not a bad thing, but between Steve's wide-eyed wonder at the new world and Tony's little fanboy crush, the awkwardness just keeps happening.
Author's notes: 
==Recs and Reviews==
==Inspired Fanworks==
*Podfic by Opalsong
==References==
Category:Spider-Man
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Living In The Land Of Earthquakes

Living In The Land Of Earthquakes is a 220-page slash S.W.A.T./The Unusuals digest-sized novel by Bast and Sekhmet. It has colour cover art and colour interior art by Sekhmet. 
It is a sequel to What Happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there.
==Summary from the Publisher==
"Jason and Jim's relationship is growing stronger as they learn to better communicate and really get to know each other. There are still issues, however, as Jason begins to see that the work that Jim loves and needs may be what separates them, despite what they both want. Can two stubborn men learn to bend enough to truly nurture a love that can last forever?... As always, a happy ending!."
==References==
Category:The Unusuals
Category:S.W.A.T. (2003)
Category:2012 Zines
Living My Dreams

Living My Dreams is a Kirk/Spock story by Lady Charena.
It was published in the print zine First Time #54.
==Summary==
"A/U: When Spock and his family are set to return to Vulcan, he must leave his young lover to his future dreams, dreams that would be destroyed if he and Kirk were to bond."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Living Pros

Living Pros is a slash 180-page Professionals anthology.
It contains no interior art.
It is a sisterzine to Virtual Pros.
From the editorial: 
* Pandora's Box by Miriam (1)
* The Ruthless Old Bastard by Anne Higgins (17)
* PS, You Say You Love Me by Maiden Wyoming (28)
* Not a Roar, but a Whisper by Elessar (39)
* Anything Goes by Dee (45)
* Will You Still Need Me...? by Joana Dey (61)
* That Look by Amanda Warrington (73)
* Some Like It Hot by Anne Higgins (141)
* Zeno's Paradox by Miriam (149)
* Lighter-Footed than the Fox by (158)Arduinna Finn
* Keywords and Spoilers (180)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Living Room Vid

A living room vid is a term used in the 1990s to early 2000s vidding community to describe a vid that was structured to appeal to fans watching a vid at home, in their living room. At the time the term came into use, most vids were seen at fan run conventions; however vidders began noticing that the convention going audience reaction was often quite different from the reaction fans would get when they returned home, put the songtape into the VCR and watched the vid again.
As the Internet and computer vidding began to dominate the fandom world, fewer fans attended conventions and the term is now less used in vidding circles.
==Examples of usage==
*Sandy Herrold, posting to the Virgule-L mailing list in Nov 1995 (reposted here with permission):"Cons vids can be contrasted with Living room vids: the ones that can require close attention, take multiple views to 'get' all the different things the vidder was trying to say, that take really thinking about the context of each shot to realize why they used each one. The trick for the vidmaker is to give them enough on the first viewing so that they'll be willing to watch it enough times to figure it out." Read the entire essay on structuring your vid here.
*Lynn C.: "We used to talk a lot about "living room vids" vs. "con vids," the difference being something to do with complexity and how easy it was to appreciate a vid after a single viewing. Generally, "living room vids" were assumed to have more narrative that relies on the clips' original context (i.e., if two people are having a break-up conversation, you're expected to know that when you see the clip in the video). I've more or less convinced myself that even a living room vid with a really complicated context-dependent story to tell (graduate level meta-fandom critique) should still be fun to watch even if the viewer has no context. This is the test of good editing, for me. It should be accessible at multiple levels, all of them well done. If it looks good and seems to be telling a compelling story, it might be a good recruiter vehicle. If it looks boring and seems to be telling a story, who cares." Read Lynn's List of Aesthetic Vidding Reminders (to Herself).
Category:Vidding Glossary
Category:Tropes & Genres
Living Star Trek: How Two Women Breathed New Life into the Franchise

Living Star Trek: How Two Women Breathed New Life into the Franchise is a 2020 interview with Jacqueline Lichtenberg and Jean Lorrah, two pioneers of early Star Trek fandom.
It was reposted Aug 30, 2024 (overlaying the original post, with the note: "This interview, originally published on August 3, 2020, has been edited for length and clarity."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* their experiences as early fans
*meeting some PTB
*women, their collaborations and contributions to fandom
*Star Trek conventions, comments regarding Comic-Con
*the zines Kraith, T-Negative, Spockanalia, Night of the Twin Moons
*the story Spock's Affirmation
*the pro book series Sime~Gen
*writing Star Trek tie-in novels
*the book Star Trek Lives! and its impact on fandom
*the erroneous statement: "Technically, the first Star Trek con was a backyard BBQ with a few dozen people involved. I wasn't at that one, but knew the people involved." A private party at someone's house where you needed a personal invitation is not a convention. The ACTUAL first Star Trek con, a celebration where the public was invited, was Star Trek Con (1969 convention), which took place at a library. 
*In fandom, "Anyone can do anything. You don't need permission. You don't need to be selected or elected or anointed."
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2020 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Living Up The Ghost

Living Up The Ghost is a Hanson fanfic written by Nichole.
The story is written from Zac's point of view and takes place in the time between Hanson's second and third studio albums. Zac struggles to cope with fame and begins self injuring. After running away with his friends (one of whom he is in love with, although he does not realize they have been seeing each other behind his back), he agrees to go into treatment. The second half of the story details his time in treatment, where he connects with an even more troubled girl named Blue. Eventually, he is able to return home and the band begins working on their third album.
==Reactions and Reviews==
From a review by Bethany on PlaceToHide.net:Bethany's review of Living Up The Ghost
==Awards==
Living Up The Ghost won awards in the HNG Awards, Thieves and Liars Awards and You'll Find Me Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Living in Ashes

Living in Ashes is a Kirk/Chapel story by Djinn.
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. 
==Series==
* Like We Never Had a Broken Heart
*A Particular Pain
* Living in Ashes
* Claiming Happiness
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎Category:Het Fanfiction
Living in Spite of Logic

Living in Spite of Logic is a gen Star Trek: TOS 131-page novel by Ellen O'Neil. Cover: & illustrations: Fiona Graves.
A 1992 ad in Media Monitor says it was "written with the help of pro author Jean Lorrah and submitted to Pocket Books."
==Summaries==
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "In the aftermath of 'Mirror, Mirror,' the Enterprise investigates the rumor that Kirk has a secret weapon called the Tantalus device. When Kirk disappears, the investigation focuses on Spock. Result: the mirror-Spock is sentenced to a prison that surgically destroys the telepathic abilities of Vulcans."
From The Monthly: "In the aftermath of 'Mirror, Mirror,' the Mirror Spock is sentenced to a prison that surgically destroys the psi centers of Vulcan prisoners. But Spock pulls off the perfect escape by transporting himself into our universe, leaving our Spock in his place."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
 
===1992===
===1993===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Living on Tulsa Time

Living on Tulsa Time is a Alex/Tris slash fic by Pamela Rose.
Alex/Tris is coded real person slash, specifically Led Zeppelin.
This fic was circulated semi-privately among interested fans, as well as being printed in the APA Strange Bedfellows #1 in May 1993.
In 1993, the author wrote to fans of her stories:
==Fan Comments==
===1993===
==References==
Category: Led Zeppelin
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎