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Partners (Starsky and Hutch story)

Partners is a gen Starsky and Hutch/Quantum Leap story by Beth Hillemann. 
Written in 1994, it was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in April 1995 with the summary: 
It was posted in 1998 to Starsky & Hutch Archive. It is also at Archive of Our Own.
==Author's Comments==
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 I am one of the lucky people who originally read this story soon after it was written and I love, love, love it still! I am so happy I stumbled upon it again today, and I'm in the process of reading and enjoying it all over again. It's amazing to me how well this story stands up to today's storytelling. Then again, it shouldn't surprise anyone because friendship and love... and partners... never go out of style.
 Massive kudos to the author! Thanks for giving such a gift to the fans of both shows!
 P.S. this story lead a friend of mine to a newsletter, called Black Bean Soup, oh about a hundred years ago. Thanks to you, I have had an amazing friend for over 25 years! from Archive of Our Own }}
==References==
 
 
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:Quantum Leap Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction
Partners (Starsky and Hutch zine)

Partners is a 103-page gen Starsky and Hutch anthology. 
It includes art by Paulie Gilmore, Linda Walter, Helen Brunotte, Gloria-Ann Rovelstad, Ruth Kurz, Connie Faddis, David Hosky, Cheryl Newsome, Jan Lindner, Zenobia, and Betty de Gabriele. Some of this art is reprinted in Podnahz.
There were 200 issues printed.
==On Time!==
One of the editors comments in "Freeze, Sucker!" that the zine was published on time, something of a rarity in zine production. "It's good health, a repaired mimeo, and my own electrostenciller -- you have no idea of the time that saves. Unlike some of the other zines, I've been very lucky - no major breakdowns or gypsy curses. The machine ran smoothly, and consumed very little paper." 
==Contents==
* a full-page ad for ZebraCon '80
* Freeze, Sucker! (Editorials) (2)
* The Long and Winding Road by Teri White ("The first time ever I saw your face...") (also in Podnahz) (4)
* Script Generator by Honey Well (20)
* Fish Story by Marion Hale ("You shoulda’ seen the one that got away!") (also in Podnahz) (22)
* One Way Trip to Nowhere by Shirley Passman ("Due to an accident suffered in the line of duty, Starsky must deal with paralysis, and Hutch with his own guilt.") (also in Podnahz) (26)
* Singularity, poem by Elizabeth Lowry (also in Podnahz) (64)
* Every Cloud, poem by D.C. Black also in Podnahz) (66)
* Healing Time by Elizabeth Lowry (also in Podnahz) (68)
* Beach Head, poem by Barb Storey (also in Podnahz) (70)
* Tomorrow by Lizabeth Tucker (also in Podnahz) (72)
* Private Party by Shirley Passman, poem (74)
* Podnahz, vignette by Roy Smith (also in Podnahz) (76)
* Hell on Wheels by Lorraine Bartlett ("Skatetown USA? You betch'. Roller Boogie canes to Starsky & Hutch. And the
only Disco slipped is the one in Starsky's back.") (also in Podnahz) (80)
==Gallery==
Image:partnersart1.jpg|Zenobia, Starsky and stars in the sky
Image:partnersart2.jpg|Ruth Kurz for "The Long Winding Road"
Image:partnersart3.jpg|Paulie: "I couldn't enjoy my corn beef, mole sauce and onion burrito without my little Blue Bonnet!"
Image:partnersart4.jpg|David Hosky (also in Podnahz)
Image:partnersart9.jpg|Paulie (also in Podnahz)
Image:partnersart13.jpg|Paulie, 'I'm a Pepper," winner of an award at the second Zebra-Con 
Image:partnersart14.jpg|David Hosky (also in Podnahz)
Image:partnersart10.jpg|Cheryl Newsome
Image:partnersart11.jpg|artist unclear
Image:partnersart12.jpg|Ruth Kurz,: "I know you're undercover, but what do you mean you have to go feed Vaal?" -- a nod to David Soul's role in Star Trek: TOS
Image:partnersart5.jpg|Connie Faddis for "One Way Trip to Nowhere" (also in Podnahz)
Image:partnersart6.jpg|Connie Faddis for "One Way Trip to Nowhere"
Image:partnersart7.jpg|Connie Faddis for "One Way Trip to Nowhere"
Image:partnersart8.jpg|Connie Faddis for "One Way Trip to Nowhere"
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==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Partners (T.J. Hooker zine)

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Partners is a gen 49-page anthology of two stories and one poem by Linda C. Wood and artwork by Sandra Finch. 
It is a Spotlight on Leonard Nimoy Fan Club publication.
This fanzine focuses on stories in which Leonard Nimoy appeared with William Shatner in the show TJ Hooker. These stories emphasized the special relationship between TJ Hooker and Paul Maguire.
==Contents==
* Partners 
* The Moseley Brothers Caper 
* Friendship's Debt 
 
 
Category:T.J. Hooker
Category:1986 Zines
Partners (X-Files story by Sylvia)

Partners is a Mulder/Krycek X-Files story by Sylvia. It used to be part of the TER/MA archive, and have been moved to Ao3 as an Open Doors Project. The works had also been part of The Basement archive.
Summary: "Krycek gets a new partner. An AU where it's Mulder instead of Samantha who gets abducted. He now works for the CMM."
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==References==
Partners Forever

Partners Forever is a Ashleigh Anpilova/Darby Brennan/Nikki Harrington author page that hosts her own fanfiction from various fandoms, from gen to het to slash.
* Fandom Metas
==Screenshots==
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Category:Slash Author Pages Category:Gen Author Pages Category:Het Author Pages Category:NCIS Websites Category:Raffles Category:The Professionals Author Pages 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Author Pages
Category:Sapphire and Steel Category:Due South Author Pages 
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages Category:Highlander Websites Category:M*A*S*H Category:Sherlock Holmes Category:Starsky & Hutch Websites Category:Dalgliesh Mysteries Category:Inspector Lynley Mysteries Category:The Sandbaggers Category:West Wing Websites
Partners and Friends

You may be looking for the Starsky and Hutch credit zine, Friends and Partners, or the Simon and Simon zine, Brothers, Partners, and Friends.
Partners and Friends is a Houston Knights letterzine published by Catherine Schlein. It includes LoCs, fiction, and articles. It was published bi-monthly.
Partners and Friends 1 was published in June 1988.
Partners and Friends was published in August 1988.
Partners and Friends was published in October 1988. It was in this issue that fanfic started to be included. 
Partners and Friends was published in December 1988.
Partners and Friends 7 was published in February 1989.
Partners and Friends 8/9 was published in April/June 1989.
Partners and Friends was published August 1989.
Partners and Friends was published in October 1989.
Partners and Friends was published in December 1989.
Partners and Friends was published in February 1990.
Partners and Friends was published in April/June 1990.
Partners and Friends was published in August 1990.
Partners and Friends was published in October 1990.
Partners and Friends was published in December 1990.
Partners and Friends was published in February 1991.
Partners and Friends was published in May 1991.
Partners and Friends was published in August 1991.
Partners and Friends was published in October 1991.
Partners and Friends was published in February 1992.
Partners and Friends was published in May 1992.
Partners and Friends was published in January 1993.
Category:Houston Knights Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Partners in Crime

Partners in Crime is a slash Starsky and Hutch anthology fanzine containing 150 pages. 
The cover and interior art is by TACS.
==Contents==
* Ice Cream Dreams by Lutra Cana ("On the way to the supermarket, Starsky is mistaken for someone else and kidnapped. Hutch finds out from Doby [sic] and starts to deal with the punks who took his partner before it's too late.") (1)
* Secrets by Marie Carlton (crossover with The Sentinel) ("Each Christmas, Hutch goes on a trip and doesn't tell Starsky where he goes. This year he takes Starsky with him and they meet... Jim and Blair.") (46)
* Partners by Marie Carlton ("A store robbery goes wrong when Hutch gets shot. Starsky has to rescue him and another hostage from a crazed killer.") (65)
* Broken Promises by Gilrain ("After the debacle with Kira, Hutch decides that Starsky would be better off without him there to mess up David's life. Without telling Starsky, he resigns from the police force and disappears.") (107)
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Partners in Exile

Partners in Exile is a Due South/Temeraire story by Luzula.
It was part of the 2013 round of the due South/Canadian Six Degrees fandoms big bang challenge.
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==References==
Category:Due South Fanfiction
Category:Temeraire
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Partners in Verse

Partners in Verse is a 40-page Starsky and Hutch poetry and art zine created by Sandra Ferriday. It was originally proposed as a Starsky and Hutch and Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul zine. 
It is A4, bound and stapled, has a light green cover. Contributors include: Brown, Joy Menges, Sandra J. Ferriday, Sue-Anne Hartwick, Linda J. Merryweather, Meng, Boulton, Norma Waudby, Houldley, Jane Bushnell, and J. Jones.
* Submissions were requested in 1983 in Side by Side: "A4, poetry/verse zine with relevant art work on S&H/P&D only. No ads. 40 pages. Completed. Light green card cover, bound stapled. Contains mostly calligraphy. All this zine has been produced by one person alone, the editor except for its printing and binding. ... This zine urgently requires your support and does not want to lay dormant in a drawer forever!"
* Submissions were requested in Between Friends in September 1984 and again in January 1985. "A S&H/P&D poetry zine only, with art, song lyrics."
* In Pop Stand Express #3, the zine, called a "SH/PD fanzine," was said to be complete as of September 1985, but the editor writes that she has insufficient funds to print the 30 copies she is planning 
* The zine was offered for sale in The Who Do We Trust Times #5 in October 1986. 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Parts of a Picture

Parts of a Picture is a Hanson fanfic written by CandyStix.
The story revolves around a forbidden relationship between Taylor and Zac, which only becomes more complicated when Taylor begins dating a girl as well, a girl he eventually marries. Though the three try to maintain an equal arrangement, it isn't as easy as they hoped... especially after Isaac discovers their secret.
The original story is followed by two sequels, Family Album and Wedding Portrait, which follow the Hanson family into the future, as Zac's daughter Dylan discovers the truth about her father and uncle.
==Awards==
Parts of a Picture won awards in the Dust Bunny Awards and More Than Words Awards, and was nominated in the Hanspirational Fan Fiction Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Party Banter

Party banter is a video-game trope involving characters exchanging dialogue outside cutscenes or direct interactions. This typically involves NPCs accompanying the player speaking during combat or while travelling around the game's world. It may be included by writers to lessen the monotony of levelling and exploration, or as a way of conveying non-essential plot details, characterization, and world-building.
Banter is a prominent feature of games in the Dragon Age franchise and is sometimes replicated in fanworks.
==External Links==
*Dialog During Gameplay on TV Tropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Dragon Age Tropes & Genres
Category:Video Game Fandom
Party Poison

Party Poison is Gerard Way's character in My Chemical Romance's music videos for Danger Days and the spinoff comics The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys 
See Wikipedia.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Party Poison appeared in 1660 fanworks as of Sept 2021. 
===Tropes & Fanon===
====Real Name====
Party Poison is often written as having the "real" or birth name of Gerard Way, his actor and creator.
====Gender====
Party Poison is frequently interpreted and portrayed by fans as nonbinary or otherwise gender non-conforming, for which Way has shown support.Gerard on Party Poison's gender identity.
===Shipping===
Main ships on AO3 as of Sept 2021: 
*Fun Ghoul/Party Poison
*Jet Star/Party Poison
*Party Poison/Gerard Way (doppelcest)
*Korse/Party Poison
==Example Fanworks==
====Fic====
*Haircare Tips for Zonerunners by greedy_dancer (Frank/Gerard, posted Sept 22, 2010). 
*Born to Motorbabies by jjtaylor, with two podfics: one by argentumlupine and one by greedy_dancer. Summary: Here's the thing with having a crush on a mysterious DJ; it's kind of an inconvenient place to hang your affections. (Frank/Gerard, originally posted to LJ Oct 17, 2010). 
*And the Embers Never Fade by turps33 (GSF, posted January 2011) in which the Killjoys find Bob and take him in. 
*Time Travel 'verse by ladyfoxxx with podfic of Part 1 by knight-tracer. A time travel and doppelganger AU. Pairings throughout the series: Frank/Gerard, Party Poison/Gerard, Frank/Fun Ghoul, Party Poison/Fun Ghoul, Ray/Mikey, Jet Star/Kobra Kid, Mikey/Pete Wentz. Summary of Part 1: The one where Party Poison and Basement!Gerard have sex.
*Venom series by akamine_chan (Party Poison/Gerard Way, Korse/Gerard Way).
====Podfic====
*Hold Your Heart Into This Darkness series, podfics by argentumlupine totalling almost 9 hours
*The Sharpest Lives series, podfics by Lucifuge5
*when your heart begins to break by andeincascade
====Art====
*askpoison, a Tumblr where asks are answered in character by Party Poison, by tennyboo
*Party Poison's Day Off by josie on Dreamwidth (2011)
*fanart: Party Poison sketch by theopteryx on LiveJournal (2011)
*Danger days by pingguotou1119 on DeviantArt (2011)
*gerard way by hey-tey on DeviantArt (2015)
==Resources==
*Party Poison fanworks on Archive of Our Own
*Party Poison on the Fandom.com wiki
==References==
Category:The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys
Category:My Chemical Romance People & Characters
Partywithponies

Partywithponies is a fan commentator active on Tumblr since 2011 who is known for their comments in a number of meta discussions about fandom.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
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==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
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Pas de Deux (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Pas de Deux is a 20-page explicit het Beauty and the Beast novel by Victoria Snow. 
From the zine: "'Pas de Deux' -- an age-statement required vignette for Beauty & the Beast fans."
Though short, it is famed for its racy content.
In it, Vincent and Catherine attend a Halloween party in the gypsy community and proceed to have LOTS of sex.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Pas de Deux (Star Trek: TOS story)

Pas de Deux is a Kirk/Spock story by Kate Singer. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #6.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk awakens to find himself at Spockʼs mercy, as they fight and love to an understanding and then bonding between them."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Pas de Deux (Starman zine)

Pas de Deux is a gen Starman 22-page novel by Lynda Sappington.
From an ad in Zine Scene: "Jenny sees Paul and Scott on TV—can she find them before Fox does?"
==The Star Family Trilogy==
* Pas de Deux
* An Honest Woman
* Fox's Quest 
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Pascal's Wager

Pascal's Wager is an X-Files story by prufrock's love. 
==Author's Summary==
"Keywords: Long story, MSR, Light Angst, Post-Requiem, Mytharc 
 
Skinner head check: Intact - fully functioning and attached at the end of the story. Possibly smiling. 
Spoilers: through Requiem."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
===2013===
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Pass the Crisco, Spock

Pass the Crisco, Spock is a short paper by Patricia Scheiern Lewis that gives a very readable overview of SF fandom, media fandom, fanfic, and slash. After explaining these concepts, she goes on to summarize most of the existing academic theories about slash, including those by Constance Penley, Henry Jenkins, and Camille Bacon-Smith, and also discusses the idea of resistant reading.
The paper was written in February or March 1994 for a class in Stanford's Art History department called "Contemporary Cultural Criticism."Patricia Scheiern Lewis, talk page.
==Behind the Writing==
Describing the process of writing the paper, Lewis says, At the time she wrote the paper, it was more difficult to find slash than it is now: "it was almost all printed matter that was privately circulated within small networks of very secretive writers." Lewis was able to get recommendations for resources from Constance Penley and an introduction to Lynn Cherny, a Stanford graduate student who the author describes as "amazingly helpful, talking with me extensively about fandom and slash, lending me the entire "Blake's 7" series on VHS, numerous writings from her collection, and several fanvids."
==Reactions==
For the rest of the decade, "Pass the Crisco, Spock" was one of the first essays slashers would point people at when they asked "but what is it?"; it also got mentioned in newspaper and magazine articles about slash. The author says, 
Vehemently's Fanfic and Fandom Bibliography by Vehemently calls the paper "a reasonable roundup of slash history and criticism, offering little that's new, but boiling down and examining several of the authors on this bibliography."
A 1998 MetroactiveArts.com article notes that "the Slash culture has been a popular subject for senior theses and cultural studies doctoral dissertations with titles like 'Pass the Crisco, Spock'."Zack Stentz, Vulcan Love Slave, Metroactive, May 7, 1998. accessed 10 December 2009
==References==
Category:1994 Academic Commentary
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Category:Meta in Print
Passage to Arms

Passage To Arms is a Star Wars 142-page anthology published in 1982. There were 150 copies printed.
Front and back covers are by Kate Nuernberg.
From a flyer: "Also material by Roberta Brown, as well (hopefully) as material on magic and the Force ("God is Alive, Magic is Afoot") We have optimistically set WorldCon 1982 as apublishing date. Whether or not we can hold to this will depend on material recieved [sic] and work schedules. (And if my roommate moves to Seattle on me!)"
==Editorial==
From the editorial: 
==Contents==
* Journey's End by Pat Nussman, art by June Edwards ("The Force can have a strong influence on the weak-minded. The strong-minded require a bit more effort...")(3)
* The Littlest Bounty Hunter by Tim Eldred, art also by Eldred (8)
* A Day in the Life...? by Yvonne Zan, Jan Boll (38)
* One Less Debt by Kathleen Nuernberg, art also by Nuernberg (39)
* A Tangled Web: Weaver (part one), Snare (part two) , Tangled Thread (part three) , Epilogue by L.C. Wells (part one, two and epilogue) and Chris Callahan (part three) ("As the Empire moves against the Jedi order, a list of hidden Jedi is sent to General Kenobi, but it doesn't reach its destination. The list's creator, Dyannis Carmathan, is caught by Imperial Colonel Tarkin and vanishes. Her cousin, the aristocratic Dacy Arean, (lover of Rupert Organa) finds the Empire closing in on her as Tarkin hunts for the list. Finally, Maeve Solo, a Corellian ex-friend of Carmathan, finds that old friendships can have dangerous consequences.") (The prequel to this story is in Contraband #1.) (71) 
* Freedom, filk to the tune of "Me and Bobby McGee," by E.M. Weems, art by J.R. Dunster (99)
* Extreme Unction by Deborah J. Laymon and Deborah Goldstein, art by Cathye Faraci (101)
* The Highwayman, original poem by Alfred Noyes, from the ballad version by Phil Ochs, art by Raynette Dodge (119)
* A Day in the Life...? (part two) by Yvonne Zan and Sue Surls (120)
* The Kessel Syndrome by Anne Elizabeth Zeek, art by Anne Davenport (121)
==Inside Sample==
 
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Image:passagetoarms-2.jpg|sample text
Image:passagetoarms-3.jpg|June Edwards
Image:passagetoarms-4.jpg|Tim Eldred
Image:passagetoarms-5.jpg|Tim Eldred
Image:passagetoarms-6.jpg|Tim Eldred
Image:passagetoarms-7.jpg| Kate Nuernberg
Image:passagetoarms-8.jpg|Kate Nuernberg
Image:passagetoarms-9.jpg|Kate Nuernberg
Image:passagetoarms-10.jpg|Leticia C. Wells
Image:passagetoarms-11.jpg|Raynette Dodge
Image:passagetoarms-12.jpg|Anne Davenport
Image:passagetoarms-13.jpg|Anne Davenport
Image:passagetoarms-14.jpg|Sue Surls
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==References==
 
Category:1982 Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 001-002

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
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Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 1==
Passages 1 was published in May 1988 and contains 9 pages.
It contains three letters of comment, some episode credits, some reprints from magazines,
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 2==
Passages 2 was published in June 1988 and contains 10 pages.
This issue contains clipping reprints and five letters of comment.
Excerpts from fan letters: