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Prompt in a box

prompt_in_a_box was a LiveJournal prompt challenge community that accepted fills in multiple formats including picspam, fanmixes and graphics. It was affiliated with a number of other themed challenge communities, as well as Stop Plagiarism.
As of 2022, there were 1,382 posts and 2,426 comments recorded in the community.
==Links==
*Community memories
*Tags
*Workflow post
*AO3 collection
*AO3 tag
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Promptober

Promptober is a term sometimes used to reference the large volume of prompt challenges of different types that happen in fandom spaces, but especially Archive of Our Own and Tumblr during the month of October. 
Another use is that the term Promptober will be used more generally by a fandom or group as the name for a challenge set during October.
The influx of fanworks, particular fics, which are often very different in tone and genre due to the biggest three prompt events being Whumptober, Kinktober, and Flufftober, are often the topic of discussions, memes, jokes, and occasionally discourse.
== Meta and Discussions ==
* After posting a video about October being 'party month' on AO3, ileikbees create a follow-up video responding to a question about what exactly happened during October. In the video, ileikbees discussed the different types of prompt lists that were run during October.
* Can’t wait for all the pain whumptober is gonna bring this year, by cloudie27
== Memes and Jokes ==
* Fanfic authors at 12 am October first by ileikbees
* ao3 in october by Dicklessthewonderclown
* realizing it's almost october... ao3 in october by yikes.itz.liz
* no amount of filtering can make u escape it by madsuck
* happy _tober to all who celebrate on ao3 by webstersao3dictionary
== References ==
Category:Glossary
Proof Positive

Proof Positive is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Sharon Emily.
It was first published in a different version in 1974 in the zine The Worksheet. A year later, it was published in Showcase #2, and is now available online.
==Used by Others in Negative Ways==
The story was very well-known: A 1980 story by Leslie Fish called Sunset and Evening Star uses some of it as a springboard. At least one fan found Fish's use of this story distasteful: 
Another fan wrote: 
Paula Smith took on this story as well, and wrote a parody called 100 Proof Positive. Smith's story was rumored to have caused Sharon Emily to leave fandom for a time.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===2011===
==References==
Category:1975 Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Proofreader

Print zines often had a proofreader, someone other than the editor or the author to check for simple errors before the zine was ready to be printed.
It became a common joke to spell "proofreader" wrong on the credits page. "Prufreader," "Poofreader," "1/2pptrsfomh," and "Proofreeder" are all examples.
 
Category:Zine Fandom
Propeller Beanie

Propeller Beanies are hats worn by college freshmen beginning in the 1950s as a mild form of hazing and as a symbol of being a newbie. SF author and fanartist Ray Nelson invented the headgear while a high-school sophomore in Cadillac, Michigan.Propeller Beanie at Fancyclopedia 3 They have also been a symbol of science fiction fans (and their nerdiness) beginning in 1940.
From a 1974 essay titled Some Thoughts on Trekkies by Ruth Berman, one which illustrates the The Geek Hierarchy: 
==Further Reading==
* Propeller Beanie Fancyclopedia 3
* Propeller Beanies Wikipedia
==References==
Proper Order

Proper Order is a het Star Trek: VOY Janeway/Chakotay novel by Noda.
SUMMARY: Chakotay discovers the real reason Kathryn has been avoiding getting closer.
==Publication==
This story, according to the online version, was written in 1998. It also appears on a Unicorn Press flyer as being "available in May 2000," which means it may have been print first then online, the other way around, or was available both ways.
 
 
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
 
Category:1998 Zines
Property Rights

Property Rights is a Kirk/Spock story by Vera Barga.
It was published in the print zine First Time #3.
==Summary==
"After VʼGer, Spock discovers that Kirk has been tattooed with Spockʼs name."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Propertyofwyatt

PropertyofWyatt is a nom de plume of Sharon Akins, a fan writer in various fandoms since the late 1980s.
== Biography ==
Sharon Akins was born Sharon Weeks in Albuquerque, New Mexico on January 1, 1979, she was married to Patrick Akins February 16, 2001. She self published a poetry book that was a compilation of work from the early to mid 1990s shortly after her marriage. 
Sharon Akins is a graduate of two courses at Long Ridge Writers Group. While she attended the school to improve her writing, fan fiction has stayed dear to her heart. She is also working on original fiction based on the Twilight Saga, Tin Man and Wizard of Oz. These are classified as original because while they are inspired by these fandoms, they contain only original characters.
She asks to be contacted her through LiveJournal for podfic permission for certain works.
Category:Fanwriters
Prophecy (Harry Potter convention)

Prophecy was a fan-run Harry Potter symposium that was held in 2007.
Minister of Magic: Vishaya Naidoo
Special Guests/Keynote Speakers:
* Friday Keynote: John Granger, Connie Neal, Philip Nel, Daniel Nexon, James Thomas, and Karen Wetman
* Saturday Keynote: Gwendolyn Grace, Steve Vander Ark, Sue Upton, Paul DeGeorge, Emma Grant, Heidi Tandy, and J. Odell.
==Videos and Other Info==
See Prophecy.
==Part of a Series==
See Harry Potter Symposiums.
==About==
There's a slick-looking webpage here, but the links are all dead.
==Programming==
Since the website is gone, fans only have peeks to the programming.
The folks from The Harry Potter Lexicon were there: "Steve, Bel, Paula and I will be at Prophecy this week; if you see us wave Hi! If you’re wondering why my character pages are stuck in a time warp, well, that’s why. Steve has three presentations this week." Lexicon staff at Prophecy this week, August 1, 2007
* Playing in Jo’s World: Spend a little time looking at this magical world that Jo created ... and looking at what it means to be a fan playing in that world. You know, if you're not careful, you just may find yourself trapped... (panelist: Steve Vander Ark)
* The End of the Tale (a fan’s overview of the entire series): Done. Finished. Time to pack up our quills and go home. Or is it? Now that we have it all—all the answers, every mystery solved, Snape finally unmasked—it's time to take stock of the whole series. Join Steve Vander Ark for a slightly off-kilter fan’s-eye trip through the entire canon. (panelist: Steve Vander Ark)
* Welcome to the Wizarding World: Travel the length and breadth of Britain in search of the places which inspired Rowling’s stories. Explore Devon, poke around London, and even take a trip north to the Highlands of Scotland to hunt for Hogwarts School ... and find a little bit of magic. (panelist: Steve Vander Ark)
==Additional links==
* Con report by D.J.
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Conventions
Category:2007 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Prophecy of the Universe

Prophecy of the Universe is a gen Star Trek: TOS 69-page anthology by Lori Paige and Cassandra N. Leonard. 
It has several illustrations and the stories all focus on Spock and Zarabeth. The art is by Ann Crouch. It is possible it also has art by ERIC as this was mentioned in an early ad.
This zine is a continuation of the episode, "All of Our Yesterdays." 
From a 1982 ad in Riders to the Stars #1: "First novel in a series. The ultimate "All Our Yesterdays" continuation. A strange force leads Spock back to all he lost and heralds the beginning of the prophecy of crossed times and fateful love."
==Series==
* Prophecy of the Universe
* Midnight Sun
* Shadows in Red
==Table of Contents==
* Never To Have Lost It At All (2 pages)
* But Beautiful (5 pages)
* Footprints In The Snow (3 pages)
* Darkest (Sarek/Amanda) (11 pages)
* Daylight (2 pages)
* Shades Of Deception (7 pages)
* Neither Are Tears (4 pages)
* The Apex (11 pages)
* Elise (4 pages)
* Which Passeth By (16 pages)
==Gallery==
Image:proart3.jpg|Ann Crouch
Image:proart1.jpg|Ann Crouch
Image:proart2.jpg|Ann Crouch
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Prophet Margin

Prophet Margin is a gen 60-page anthology of fiction. Full color front cover by Zaquia Tarhuntassa. Tarhuntassa and Nola Frame-Gray are the interior artists. 
From the editorial: "It seems that either the 'ol pros in fanzine writing have either died off, gafiated, won't write anymore, etc., so it's becoming harder and harder to get decent submissions. Either, it's absolutely wonderful, but only five pages. Or it's a chronicle of a recent re-enactment but none of the usual cast is remotely involved in the plot complications. Or... 'I never give out criticism without offering how to make better, but I can't even begin to think how to make it better other than starting from square one. Please not that Prophet Margin was originally supposed to be a strict DS9 zine, but due to lack of interest (and lack of quality submissions), I've also combined a few tidbits that couldn't have been placed anywhere else... I want to apologize for a wonderful Odo-in-a-bucket story that was gobbled up when my computer crashed, and I lost it all. *Sob!* I even had a great illo done by Zaqua for it!!! Promise it'll show up somewhere!!"
==Contents==
* Editorial (3)
* Wish Come True by Joan Verba
* Holiday Shopping with Hans (14)
* Trek Talk by Hans (15)
* Translations by Stephen Mendenhall (19)
* Odo in a Bucket by Nola Frame-Gray (Note: while this appears in the Table of Contents, it is not in the zine.) (25)
* Bonnie Reitz in Slumberland by Jeannette (27)
* Jeannette in Slumberland by Hans (30)
* Deeply Spaced by Jeannette (reviews) (32)
* The Movement by Christine Wirick (38)
 
Image:profitart1.jpg|interior art by Zaquia Tarhuntassa
Image:profitart2.jpg|interior art by Zaquia Tarhuntassa
Image:profitart3.jpg|interior art by Hans
Image:profitart4.jpg|last page, uncredited
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Prophets in the Wilderness

Prophets in the Wilderness is a K/S slash Star Trek: TOS 143-page anthology. It contains a dozen stories.
==From the Publisher==
==Age Statement==
From the publisher's website: "We do not need to know your age to buy Village Press zines. However, we reserve the right not to sell Village Press zines to anyone whom we consider would not appreciate the zines as they should be appreciated." 
==Sister Zines==
* In the Wilderness (1986-1994)
* Heroes in the Wilderness (1997)
* Singing in the Wilderness (1999)
* Prophets in the Wilderness (2003)
* Astray in the Wilderness (2004)
==Contents==
Contents: (some summaries are by Gilda F.)
* Finding the Way - Anne Elliot (Sabotage on board the Enterprise, a bomb is timed to go off. Spock lies close to death in sickbay and Kirk must find a way to locate the device, even if it means his total humiliation.)
* Benefit of Clergy - Eva Stuart (A new directive from Starfleet puts the security of Captain and First Officer at risk as well as many others in the fleet.)
* Kirk's Kahs-wan - Kate Daniels (Kirk, his Beloved and his dog set out on a wilderness adventure and discover - exactly what Sarek intends them to! Prequel: Manʼs Best Friend)
* This Cool North Wind - Sarne (Where a desperate journey across time to an ancient kingdom teaches Kirk the hardest love lesson of all.)
* Doubtful Diversions	by Anne Elliot (Spock misunderstands porn videos.)
* Facing Facts	by Anne Elliot (Spock is annoyed at Kirkʼs presumption in making all their plans for shoreleave.)
* Safe	by Patricia Roe (Kirk is distressed when Spock begins avoiding him after the koon-a-kalifee.)
* Triptych	 by Rosemarie Heaton (Kirk and Spockʼs relationship seen through the eyes of a former lover of Kirk, Kirk himself, and Spock.)
* Paradise Interrupted	by Anne Elliot (Kirk is upset when a female passenger makes a play for him, even though she is fully aware that he is bonded to Spock.)
* Silk	by Anne Elliot (While shopping on Wrigleyʼs, Spock buys Kirk a gift.)
* Falls the Shadow	by Anne Elliot (McCoy discovers Kirk is being unfaithful to Spock and is horrified when he confronts the unrepentant Kirk.)
* For a Few Quatloos More	by Jasper Murgatroyd (Non-K/S.)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
PropinQuity

PropinQuity is a Star Trek: TNG novel by Mercutio, in which human Q has a relationship with a female OC, human programmer Naomi Allen, who also stars in Alara Rogers & Mercutio's InseQurity. (The two stories explore different possibilities with the character.) 
It was the winner of an ASC Award.
==Summary==
"PropinQuity is an alternate history of what might have happened if Q had not gotten his powers back at the end of Deja Q. Winner of 1995 Alt.Startrek.Creative award for Best Q Story. PropinQuity is based on the story, Only Human, by Alara Rogers."
"An unabashed romance. After Q loses his powers and suffers a miserable existence, a human programmer decides to enliven his life with her presence."
==A Poem About This Fic==
* The Epic Saga of How "Only Human" and "PropinQuity" Came To Be, by Mercutio, June 1997
 
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Proposed Zines

A zine's reality from being a twinkle in a fan's eye to an actual printed zine in the hand of someone who ordered it, is a long, long journey fraught with drama, mishap, and often simple, eventual lack of interest from both readers and creators.
While many, many proposed zines were launched, there were a number of zines proposed by fans which never made it off the ground. Some were simply brief mentions in letterzines and adzines as fans asked for other fans' interest in proposed zines. If these proposals were met with disinterest or other forms of discouragement, the zine's 'cancellation' was mentioned in subsequent publications, or sometimes the subject was simply dropped.
Some zines appeared to be an almost-reality, listing the artists, full table of contents, publication date, and price, before they dissolved. Their content often showed up somewhere else but that material, too, sometimes simply evaporated. 
Proposed Zines was also a common section in adzines. It was a place for fans to announce what they had cooking.
The following is a partial (though fairly complete!) list of proposed zines from various sources (mainly ads in zines) that, for whatever reason, did not make it to final publication.
 
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==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Proposed Zines/Untitled & Other

===Untitled===
Image:10000flyer.jpg|flyer for "10,000... All in Advance
File:Zebracon3prozine1.jpg|an untitled gen Starsky & Hutch zine, editor was to have been Karen B, ad contains a cultural reference: Paul Masson wine is best remembered for its 1970s marketing association; Orson Welles saying: "We will sell no wine before its time"
Image:phantomflyer.jpg|a flyer for a Phantom of the Opera zine, perhaps titled "O G"
 Image:untitledletterzineflyer1990.jpg| a 1990 flyer for an untitled letterzine 
 Image:joycesvulcanzine.jpg| printed in Lovers #1, some proposed zines, includes "Joyce Thompson's Vulcan zine" 
 File:Starwarscookbook1979.jpg| a proposed Star Wars recipe zine, untitled -- this flyer was printed in Skywalker #3 in 1979
===Other===
* 1.21 Gigawatts (Back to the Future)
* 10,000... All in Advance (Star Wars, 1995, "Star Wars fanzine searching for top-quality stories and artwork for the very first issue. We're looking for material that deals with major and minor characters from the movies, both action and character-orientated.... Edited by Jason Walker and Michelle Benoit. SASE for guidelines or flyer: Millenium Publications.")
Category:Zine Fandom
Proposed Zines/X-Y-Z

* Xanadu (multimedia)
* Xeno-File (Alien)
* Xenology 101 (paranormal stories, 1994, by an editor of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea zines)
* Xistential Tales (1999, X-Files, by Homosapien Press, "relationships-of-all-kinds anthology")
* Xpect the Unexpected (X-Files, gen)
* Yakkity-Yak (multifandom, slash, letterzine, "This zine is for fan letters (pro & con) for all slash fandoms including circuit stories, K/S, B/D. We are now requesting letters from slash readers. When enough letters are obtained to produce 2 zines, we will advertise it for sale. All letters must be typed. Please give title, author, zine name and publisher. Criticisms welcome but please don't get nasty. What would you rather receive? A pat on the back or a hatchet in the spine?")
* Yngland's Boc (Robin of Sherwood, part of Saxon Chronicles)
* Year of the Rat (X-Files, 1999, "Well, we did it once, so we had to do it again. From the team that brought you M/K Ultra ... Sugar Rush, in association with MAVERICK PRESS, announces a new zine now open for submissions... Year of the Rat An All-Krycek Slash Zine. Yup, you read that right. A whole zine devoted to our favorite one-armed man. I know M/K and K/Sk will probably be the preferred pairings, but I would like to see some variety here. AU, crossovers, original characters all welcome. Use your prodigious imaginations!! Proposed publication date: MediawestCon, May 1999")
* Years of Fieldwork (1995, Indiana Jones, Criterion Press, "collection of Indiana Jones fiction from the O.S.S. Series by Jeannie Webster and Sally Smith.")
* You Can Call Me Al (1993, Quantum Leap, Moon Magick East, "Straight QL, looking for stories during any point in Al's life, or put Al in a leap.") 
* Your Law, Not Mine (1993, Street Justice, Our Little Secret Press, "We're looking for missing scenes, stories, poems, art etc. based on this Cannell series. Deadline open. Adult stories okay. No slash. Crossovers very welcome.")
* You're Out of Your Mind! (1992, "a one-shot War of the Worlds zine with an emphasis on the aliens, first or second story. You heard that right! Our heroes can play a big part of these stories, too, but we'd like the emphasis to be on the aliens for from an alien point of view." Our Little Secret Press)
* Yukon Extreme (due South, slash, 2002, from Otter Limits Press, part of the series with Northwest Passage and The Brothers Kowalski)
* Z.A.P. ("a zine dedicated to shows that were zapped by the networks before their time. Genzine. Preference given to orphan fandoms. 1st season SeaQuest stories welcome here. Planned for Spring 97.")
* Zine Acres: It's the Zine to Be (1991, Green Acres, "From Ted Koppel's "Nightline": Big happenings in Hooterville: Farmer Ziffel adopts 5 new pigs — we'll have Arnold's reaction to no longer being an only child. And this just in: Green Acres gets its own fanzine, edited by Dave Marshall! Submissions to Dave's Sty", then again in 1993 by Bill Hupe)
* Zero Point Module (unknown)
Category:Zine Fandom
Proposition

Proposition is a Johnlock Sherlock doujinshi by Black Honey. 
A related fanwork is Melodramatic.
Image:propo-1.gif|front cover
 
Image:propo-2.gif|interior
Image:propo-3.gif|interior
Category:Sherlock Doujinshi 
Category:2013 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Propulsion Emissions

Propulsion Emissions is a multimedia anthology. It contains Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars, and E.T. content.
The original cost was $8 plus postage, 1st class $2.50, 4th class $1.25.
The art is by Chuck Lang, Leah Rosentha, Wendy Snow Lang, Jolinda Mattison, P. Ridout, and Nancy Fiore.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Tactical Superiority by William L. Cory
* Broad Horizons by Nancy Fiore, artwork by Chuck Lang
* Mal De Mar by B.L. Barr (story fragment, it is listed as Mal De Mar in the toc, but as Mal De Ma on the page)
* Obligations by Mary Hartery, artwork by Leah Rosenthal (2 page story)
* Star Trek II Spock 0 by Clinton Alvord & Leslie Greenleaf, artwork by Wendy Snow Lang (script)
* Shore Leave by Lone Sloane Delerius (poem)
* He Who Laughs Last by Lee Heller, artwork by Jolinda Mattison
* Once Upon A Time...At Paramount by B.L. Barr, artwork by Jolinda Mattison
* Trekker's Complaint & Metamorphosis by B.L. Barr (2 poems)
* Federation Secrets by Nancy Fiore, artwork by J. Mattison, P. Ridout & N. Fiore
* Shine On, Silver Moon by Mary Hartery
* Paralysis by Ken London, artwork by Jolinda Mattison
* The Kid by Jolinda Mattison, artwork by Jolinda Mattison
* Edith Keeler Must Die by Lone Sloane (poem)
* The Orb by Alan Lee
* Illogical by Bonnie Kenderdine (poem)
==Interior Gallery==
Image:propemiss1.jpg
Image:propemiss2.jpg
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Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Pros-Lit

The Pros-Lit mailing list was created on 19th August 2001 on Yahoo Groups. The mailing list was intended to be a broad based discussion of Pros fandom topics, however meta dicussions of Pros fandom was not permitted. Cassie Ingaben and Istia are listed as one of the co-moderators. By November 2001, additional moderators are formally listed and include: "Amanda, Cassie, Jan, Jess, and Silvia." Istia temporarily stepped down in November 2001, but would later return as admin.
From the November 2001 FAQ:
"Q: What? *Another* Pros slash discussion list? What on earth *for*?
A: The founders of this list feel that there's a need in this fandom for a place where people can discuss everything and anything related to Pros fully, frankly and openly and without distracting digressions into the ethics of discussion itself. The very existence of this list makes our position clear: we love discussion, and we're hoping that other people who enjoy discussing Pros will join us in making this list an energetic and invigorating place."
Unlike some mailing lists which required that discussion of fanfic to be geared towards assisting the writer to improve their writing and therefore needed to focus on constructive writing feedback, fan fic discussion on the Pros-Lit mailing list is discussion for and by readers.
Again from the November 2001 FAQ: "If the author is present and wants to join in, that's great, but she shouldn't *expect* to hear only constructive criticism. On the other hand, she may hear all sorts of positive and helpful comments.
Q: What if an author doesn't want her story to be discussed?
A: All stories that are publically circulated in any way are open to discussion no matter what the author may wish. If an author objects to comments made about her story, she should respond on a textual level. Insults levelled (sic) at other list members by authors whose stories have been critiqued will not be tolerated any more than insults directed at an author will be allowed."
Category:The Professionals
Category:Yahoo! Groups