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The Merlin Wankfest

:You may be looking for Merlin Wankfest 2010.
The Merlin Wankfest 2011 had the subtitle Because this fandom NEEDS IT. eloquent_toast calledThe Merlin Wankfest, 23 January 2011. (Accessed 28 January 2011) and people came to have a wankfest in her journal. For pimping purposes there was a work safe and a NSFW version of the wankfest banner. The banner art is by eloquent_toast and was originally created for merlin_holidays.eloquent_toast. ART: Merlin RPF (B/C), NC-17 for the merlin_holidays fest, 07 January 2011. (Accessed 28 January 2011)
==Rules==
From the wankfest post:
==Masterlist==
===Art===
waltzing_mice
:drew "Merlin's Neckerchief", Gwaine, Rated NC-17.
amythystluna
:drew ART for: A King and his Sword: A Love Story., Arthur/Excalibur, Pic rated PG-13 (rated by Toast)
eloquent_toast
:illustrated her fic "Not a Dream" Merlin/Arthur, R, (outdoors!sex)
waltzing_mice
:drew "Gwen & Morgana's Dress", Gwen, Rated R.
eloquent_toast
:drew "THANK YOU" Merlin/Arthur, Rated NC-17.
quimvaa
:drew "Magic Touch" Merlin/Arthur, Rated R.
===Fic===
parvani
:wrote "Frottage ficlet!", Merlin/bed and pillow, Rated hard R/tame NC-17
ella_bane
:wrote "Forbærnen", Merlin/Arthur, Rated NC-17
siennis
:wrote "Voyeur", Merlin/Arthur, Rated NC-17
i_know_its_0ver
:wrote "Laundry Day", Merlin/Arthur, Rated R
quichey
:wrote "Interruption", Merlin/Gwaine, Rated R
okydoky
:wrote "Ring porn", Merlin/Arthur's ring, Rated NC-17
rufflefeather
:wrote "Indian Summer", Arthur/Merlin, Rated R (warning for underage)\
okydoky
:wrote "It's The Age That Makes The Difference" Merlin/Arthur, NC-17 (age difference)
marguerite_26
:wrote "A King and his Sword: A Love Story" Arthur/Excalibur (no insertion), NC-17
planejane
:wrote "Voyeur!Gwaine", Merlin/Arthur & Gwaine, NC-17
nu_breed
:wrote "Winning isn't everything (except that it is)", Merlin/Arthur, NC-17
jad
:wrote "Hankering (lolz you see what I did there)", Merlin/Arthur, NC-17
the_arc5
:wrote "Sword and Stone", Merlin/Arthur, NC-17
leashy_bebes
:wrote "Taking Instruction", Arthur/Leon, NC-17 (underage - Arthur is 16/17)
lolafeist
:wrote "Drawing Straws", Arthur/Gwaine, Merlin (perving on Arthur and Gwaine), brief Gwen/Lancelot, R, (underage [17+]) Now being followed up with "Chivalrous or whatever" at her journal.
okydoky
:wrote "Echoes", Merlin/Arthur, Morgana/Other, NC-17 like whoa.
eloquent_toast
:wrote "Not a Dream" Merlin/Arthur, R, (outdoors!sex) There are three parts to this fic.
i_know_its_0ver
:wrote "That Awkward Age", Merlin/Arthur, Light R.
i_know_its_0ver
:wrote "Truth or Dare", Merlin/Arthur, Hard R.
rufflefeather
:wrote "Just Breathe Slow", Bradley/Colin, Rated R.
the_arc5
:wrote "Stone and Servant" (Sequel to Sword and Stone) Merlin/Arthur, Rated NC-17.
leashy_bebes
:wrote "In Which Moral Bankruptcy is Catching" Merlin/Arthur (sort of), Rated hard R.
heavenlyxbodies
:wrote "The Fill the Was Not a Fill" Merlin/Arthur, rated NC-17.
the_arc5
:wrote "Servant and Sire" (Sequel to Sword and Servant) Merlin/Arthur, Rated NC-17.
==References==
Category:2011 Challenges
The Merry-Go-Round

The Merry-Go-Round is a Kirk/Spock story by Telana Wells. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #23.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk, Spock and McCoy go to a carnival when on shoreleave and Kirk and Spock find themselves growing ever closer,unaware that the crew think they are lovers"
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===2000===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Merryish and Mysti thread: profit in fandom

The Merryish and Mysti thread: profit in fandom is a 2003 post by yonmei. 
It was written in response to Dear Disreputable Zine Dealer an open letter which addressed Agent With Style's business practices regarding fiction and profit, and other things.
==The Post==
==References==
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Zine Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
Category:2003 Meta
The Message of the Heart

The Message of the Heart is a Kirk/Spock story by Mary Aldridge. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #4/5.
 
==Summary==
"Spock misinterprets a Valentine from Kirk, thinking it signifies the death of their love."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
 
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
The Metaphor of Cyberspace: Conceptualizing a New Body

The Metaphor of Cyberspace: Conceptualizing a New Body is an essay written by Dr. Beth Kolko in the Spring of 1997. It contains a chapter on fan fiction titled "Excursus: Fan Culture, The Other, and Textuality ". It was cited in Jae's essay "Young, Female, Single? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
Excerpt: "Fans take the "original" material and create their own stories, art, and magazines. They rewrite characters around their own lives, placing the original character under erasure. The character is still visible, even if in name only, but it is inadequate to embody their lives, so they infuse themselves in it- write new characters and situations around it. They "turn the power of the media to their own advantage and... reclaim the media for their own purposes" in order to construct visual, literary and musical art that "extends the body of the primary text"".
Category:1997
The Methos Chronicles (Highlander zine)

The Methos Chronicles is a gen Highlander 53-page anthology.
One fan describes a single story as slash.
Despite the "Volume 1" on the cover, it appears to be the only issue.
==Contents==
* Methos' Legendary Adventures	by	Laura Michaels		 (a story of ancient Greece that might have been, featuring Xena and Hercules) (1)
* Many Waters	by	Sheila Marie Lane		 (While traveling cross-country with Alexa, Methos meets a very old friend) (6)
* Untitled	by	Anessa Elaine		(12)
* Reunion	by	Heidi S. McKeon		 (A timeless love story...) (13)
* The Hidden Chronicle	by	Cynthia A. Shettle		 (Explains why Donald Salzer made those back-up CDs) (16)
* Paintbrush Surprises	by	Erica Salvin		(23)
* Timing is Everything	by	Beth Arritt		(28)
* If the Truth Be Told	by	Lizbet Lewis		 (Will Adam ever tell Alexa the truth about himself before she dies?) (39)
* Snowflakes and Smiles	by	Sheila Marie Lane		(45)
* Immortal Voyager		by Chris Ely and Tamela Claborn		 (a Highlander/Star Trek: Voyager crossover) (46)
* About the Authors (A-1)
* About the Editors (B-1)
* About the Publisher (C-1)
* How to Contact the Authors (D-1)
* Other Zines (D-2)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:1996 Zines
The Methos Journals

The Methos Journals is a 88-page gen anthology with fiction by Amanda-r.
According to the publisher, this zine "Finds the immortal, formerly known as Death, in several moods as he contemplates life, the loss of friends and loved ones, his acquaintances and his 'friend', Duncan McCloud, in "Heat Goes to Cold," "Oh, to Be A God," "Bara," "Made of Breath and Wind" and "Witches and Waffles."
 
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:1990s
The Methos Madness Home Page

The Methos Madness Home Page was a Highlander website.
Jaguarundi's Lairs linked to it in 2001.Jaguarundi Lairs: Highlander's Lair, via Wayback: 06 March 2001. (Accessed 24 May 2020)
==Contents==
*The Methos Mad Fan Fiction Archive
*Methos' Erogenous Zone
*The "Only If It's Got Methos In It" Episode Guide
*The Essential Methos
*History of The Methos Madness Home Page
*Highlander Cyberart by WorstWitch
*Methos Mad Links
*Fannji's "Chronicles 99" photographs (8 Pages)
==History of the Site==
==The Methos Mad Fan Fiction Archive==
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File:The Methos Mad Fan Fiction Archive2.png
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==References==
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:1990s
The Metropolitan Man

The Metropolitan Man is a Superman fanfic by Alexander Wales. It is a deconstruction of many of the overarching tropes and worldbuilding in Superman comics and films. It is also described as rational fanfiction, a genre that loosely originated with Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality. The basic premise of The Metropolitan Man is a story from the perspective of (a still-villanous) Lex Luthor as he attempts to uncover the mystery of the motives and origins of the new super-powerful do-gooder, Superman.
The story was very well-received, with numerous discussions devoted to its plot on /r/rational. The fic has over 1000 faves and over 500 reviews on fanfiction.net. The ending was the most controversial portion of the story.
Summary:
==Reactions & Reviews==
===On Fanfiction.net===
====Comments on the Ending====
===Other Sites===
==Further reading==
* The Metropolitan Man: Post Mortem, archive link, a blog post by the author examining the story's strengths and weaknesses one year after completion (Feb 2015)
* [Q] End of The Metropolitan Man: what should Superman have offered?, archive link, a discussion thread on /r/rational, contains spoilers. (Dec 2015)
* The Metropolitan Man - Speculations and Theories - Potential Batman Sequel - A Cohesive Universe, archive.is discussion on /r/rational (July 2018)
* The Metropolitan Man (Fanfic) on TV Tropes
* The Gothamite, a serial recursive fanfic paraquel by Dave Heilker
==References==
Category:Comics Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Category:Superman
The Miami Vice Special Gen Collection

You may be looking for other Miami Vice zines with similar titles: Collected by Khylara Miami Vice Collection Miami Vice Collected Stories The Miami Vice Special Slash Collection
The Miami Vice Special Gen Collection is a 127-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through September 2010.
* The Company We Keep by Paige Aaron (Black Ops) #3 
* The Black Orchid by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Ops) #8 
* Memories Will Tear Us Apart by Sue Ann Sarick (Compadres) #23 
* Dangerous Visions by Harmony Miller and Lexi Jordan (Compadres) #28 
* In the Wind by Lessa Warren (A Small Circle of Friends) #9 
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The Miami Vice Special Slash Collection

You may be looking for other Miami Vice zines with similar titles: Collected by Khylara Miami Vice Collection Miami Vice Collected Stories The Miami Vice Special Gen Collection
The Miami Vice Special Slash Collection is an anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through September 2010.
* Future Tense by Paige Aaron (One in Ten) #5 
* The Blink of an Eye by Paige Aaron (One in Ten) #5 
* The Heart's Desire by Paige Aaron (One in Ten) #6 
* Lonesome Tonight by Lexi and Paige (One in Ten) #8 
* Torch Song by Leigh (One in Ten) #8 
* Between Dreams and Reality by Paige Aaron (One in Ten) #8 
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The Michael Biehn Fan Fiction Archive

The Michael Biehn Fan Fiction Archive is an archive for fanfiction based on characters portrayed by Michael Biehn. It also hosts stills and screencaptures, fanart, icons, wallpapers, video clips and information about the movies and TV series featuring Michael Biehn. 
The site does not archive "actor fic": stories about Michael Biehn, the actor.FAQ, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 December 2011) Alternative universes (AUs), crossovers with other films or TV shows, poems, slash and adult stories about his characters are allowed.
The page is a member of the Biehn Ring, the Magnificent Seven Fanfiction Webring. It was founded in 2000 or before and moved in 2002 to a new URLhttp://www.tarlanx.com/phoenix/, via Wayback, 06 August 2002. (Accessed 24 December 2011) and was renamed Phoenix - Michael Biehn Archive.
==Fandoms==
As of December 2011, the following fandoms are included in the archive:
*The Abyss [14]
*Hawaii [36]
*Terminator [48]
*Adventure Inc [24]
*Magnificent Seven [810]
*Tombstone [16]
*Alien [42]
*Navy SEALs [32]
*Other TV and Films [98]
*Asteroid [8]
*Silver Wolf [12]
*Eric Close (TV shows and Movies) [21]
File:Michael Biehn Fan Fiction Archive 2002.png|main archive page (2002)
File:Michael Biehn Fan Fiction.png|old archive main page (2002 and before)
File:Michael Biehn - Fan Fiction Archive.png|Fiction index with the main categories (2011)
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2000s
The Michael Praed Network Newsletter

The Michael Praed Network Newsletter is a combined newsletter and letterzine dedicated to following the career of Michael Praed, who played the title role on Robin of Sherwood during the series' first two seasons. The series is frequently discussed. from Spirit of Sherwood 
The newsletter was published by Michael Praed's first official fan club, which folded in 2003 to be replaced with Michael Praed's Fanfare. "The club's newsletter was a popular feature, giving updates on Michael Praed's projects, contributing insights, and giving fans a way to communicate with one another." Michael Praed's Fanfare 
Description from ad: "Authorized by Michael Praed. Letterzine features LoCs, news articles, and the occasional story, poem or limerick, as well as interviews with various people who have worked with Michael and information about different facets of his career... also classifieds." an ad in Herne's Stepchildren #7 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
The Michael Weatherly Shrine

The Michael Weatherly Shrine was a fansite for the actor Michael Weatherly who played Logan Cale on Dark Angel. The site had episode reviews, articles, show information, screencaps and wallpapers, links to other Michael Weatherly and Dark Angel sites, a forum, a mailing list and more. 
Description from I Only Have Eyes For You: "includes pictures, episode reviews, a fanforum, and much more. Updated 9/19/01"I Only Have Eyes For You - Links. (Accessed 25 December 2013)
File:The_Michael_Weatherly_Shrine_2001.png| main page (2001)
File:Welcome to The Michael Weatherly Shrine 2002.png|main page (2002)
==References==
Category:Dark Angel
Category:2000s
The Michaelmas Phantoms

The Michaelmas Phantoms is a 110 page gen Doctor Who novel by Andrew Kearley that was published in 1994. The zine has 62,000 words and was originally intended to be paired with a Blake's 7 zine. However, the publisher obtained enough Blake's 7 material for a separate zine, and "The Michaelmas Phantoms" turned out to be long enough to be a zine in its own right. Source: Judith Proctor's Jan 24, 1994 post to Lysator. The cover and interior illustrations are by Martin Proctor. 
==Summary== 
From the author: "Oxford, 1997 - A new scientific research project could hold the solution to the energy crisis. But the results have not lived up to expectations, and sabotage is suspected. The Doctor is summoned by UNIT to investigate. Meanwhile, two mysterious men in black are roaming the city in an old fashioned car, seeking an elusive fugitive. And a series of grisly deaths is baffling the local police. The Doctor pieces together the mystery and discovers the connection between these events. Then the race is on to prevent the manifestation of an evil alien force.... (62 000 words.)"
==Series==
* The Belphegor Inheritance
* Warcry of Hallatern
* The Michaelmas Phantoms
*The Legacy of Sion
* The Stone of Sephiroth (intended, but never written)
* Reformation of the Daleks (intended, but never written)
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Michelist Movement in American Fandom

The Michelist Movement in American Fandom was a lengthy history of Michelism and the Futurians. Authored by Futurian Robert A. W. Lowndes, it was printed in The Science Fiction Fan in July 1940.
== Subjects ==
* Michelism: the name, the movement, distinctions from Communism, failures by its adherents to communicate effectively
* The First Transition
* Donald A. Wollheim's personal faults and many redeeming features
* William S. Sykora's many faults and lack of redeeming features
* The collapse of the Greater New York Science Fiction League
* New Fandom and the Triumvirs (William S. Sykora, Sam Moskowitz and James V. Taurasi)
* Worldcon 1939 and The Great Exclusion Act
* The mini-con held on the final day of Worldcon by the expelled Futurians and their allies
== Omitted or Elided ==
* Wollheim, Sykora and John B. Michel's 1935 alliance against the Science Fiction League
* The collapse of Sykora's International Scientific Association after he resigned as president and Wollheim dissolved it
== Text ==
=== The "Gernsback Delusion" and Beginnings of Michelism ===
=== The Cast ===
=== Mutation or Death! and Aftermath ===
=== Debate: Enemies and Allies ===
=== New Fandom ===
[cf. Wollheim, Newark Convention]
=== FAPA elections and the Greater New York Science Fiction League ===
[cf. Speer's version]
=== The Futurians ===
[cf. Wollheim, Science Fiction Fan]
[cf. Queens Science Fiction League, notes 2 and 3]
=== The Great Exclusion Act ===
Lowndes fails to mention explicitly that none of the other Futurians knew Kyle had printed the pamphlet (A Warning!), or that A Warning! itself was what prompted the Triumvirs to kick them out, but it's generally agreed that that's what happened. Michel and Pohl had printed some Michelistic booklets to distribute openly. Meanwhile Kyle acted on his own and hid some of his own pamphlets behind a radiator, planning to sneak them into the convention. James V. Taurasi stopped the six Futurians outside the hall because of their existing feud, but the two groups were still arguing when another fan handed Sam Moskowitz a copy of A Warning!, prompting a search that led to the hidden stash. Several other Futurians were allowed into Caravan Hall, including Kyle himself, since no one knew yet who was responsible for A Warning!
=== The Futurian Conference ===
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Michigan State University Star Trek Club

The Michigan State University Star Trek Club is best-known as the publisher of the first 21 issues of Warped Space.
Lori Chapek-Carleton (and Candee Hale?) were the founders. from "Featured Fen" in Menagerie #11 (1976) 
For more on the protracted legal battle between this club and Lori Chapek-Carleton, see Michigan State University Star Trek Club vs. Warped Space.
==Conventions Hosted==
* Ourcon (1975)
==Publications==
* the first twenty-one issues of Warped Space (1974-76)
* Millenium (1975-1981)
* The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator (1975)
* The Omnipotent Third Season Star Trek Script Generator (1975)
* Transporter Malfunction of the Month (1975)
* Transwarp (1988-1993)
==Some Flyers==
File:Warped15art3.jpg| a thank you from Warped Space #15
 
Image:msustcflyer.jpg|club flyer from 1976
 
 
Image:msustcad1976-1.jpg|club flyer from 1976
Image:msustcad1976-2.jpg|club flyer from 1976
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
The Middle

The Middle is a ABC sitcom.
==Canon==
The series features Frances "Frankie" Heck, a working class, middle-aged, Midwestern woman and her husband Mike, who reside in the small fictional town of Orson, Indiana. They are the parents of three children, Axl, Sue, and Brick.
==Fandom==
The Middle has a fairly small fandom, with only 57 works posted to FFN and 36 works posted to AO3 as of May 25, 2016. However, gifsets and other various fanworks are posted to Tumblr fairly often. Nearly all the fanworks for the series focuses on the kids, especially Sue and Axl Heck.
===Shipping===
While the fandom part is fairly small, various pairings have appeared. The most popular one seems to be the incest pairing of Sue/Axl (often referred to as "Heckcest"). Other pairings include: Axl/Sean, Sue/Morgan, Axl/Cassidy, Fankie/Mike, Sue/Derrick, Sue/Darrin, and Axl/OCs.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Middle works at FFN
* The Middle works at AO3 
===LiveJournal===
* axlxsue, a Axl/Sue community
===Tumblr===
* Tumblr tags: the middle, themiddleedit
* The Middle tag at Shipcestuous (mainly focuses on Sue/Axl relationship) 
* Heckcest, a Sue/Axl tumblr blog
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Middle of Nowhere

The Middle of Nowhere is a Clark/Lex story by Merry Lynne. It has a sequel, The Road Home.
Summary The Middle of Nowhere: In which Clark lies to his mother, Lex lies to himself, and absolutely no waffles appear at any time. Clark/Lex. G.
Summary The Road Home: In which Lex learns a little more about Clark and friendship and auto repair, and Clark learns a little more about, well, sex. Sequel to The Middle of Nowhere. Clark/Lex. R. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction
The Middleman

The Middleman is an action/comedy comic book series written and adapted for tv by Javier Grillo-Marxuach. 
==Canon==
The Middleman was initially a comic book series written by Grillo-Marxuach with art by Les McClaine released in 2005. In 2008, the series was adapted for tv but unfortunately, was cancelled after only 12 episodes. However, the unaired 13th episode script was preformed at a live reading at SDCC and subsequently released as a graphic novel, illustrated by McClaine. Following that, the two produced another story which they released as graphic novel and preformed at a table reading. This story was a crossover between the original comic book universe and the tv universe. 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* The Middleman/Wendy Watson
*The Middleman/Lacey Thornfield
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*A Christmas Card from the Middleman and the thrilling sequel A Christmas Card from the Middleman - 2012 by Javier Grillo-Marxuach
* The Injurious Internet Meme Incursion by victoria_p(musesfool)
*The Holiday Homecoming Intervention by Hematitebadger
*Captain America's Art Crawl Adventure by victoria_p(musesfool)
*A funny thing happened during lunch today... by jinxed_wood 
*Some Kind of Peace of Mind by themanfromnantucket
*The Unpaid Overtime Complication by Froggimus_Rex
*The Cooperative Cetacean Extrication by NocturnalRites
===Fanart===
==Fanfic Archives==
*The Middleman at ff.net
*The Middleman at AO3
==Resources==
*Episode 13: The Doomsday Armageddon Apocalypse table reading
*The Pan-Universal Parental Reconciliation table reading
*Gosh Yes the Middleman on tumblr
*The Middleblog -- News, updates and information on "the middleman!" from its creator. (Last updated December 2012)
==LJ Communities==
*middlefan
*middlefic -- The Middleman Fic Community
*middleman_icons -- The Middleman Icons & Graphics 
*middlemanmvs -- Middleman Music Videos
*mm_ww -- The Middleman and Wendy Watson
==References==
Category:The Middleman