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Thoughts Channel Together

Thoughts Channel Together is a Pokémon doujinshi by Hibari A. It is a Satoshi x Shigeru AU. The doujinshi In My Heart may be in the same universe.
Sample pages and additional information can be found here.
== Plot Summary ==
:Shigeru goes to buy an album for all his and Satoshi's photos. While he's out, Satoshi gets a call from Kasumi. She say he needs to come to her next party, after what happened on Halloween. Satoshi doesn't remember.
:Flashback to Shigeru dressed as Dracula, he agrees to go with Satoshi, but wonders if the younger boy's cat costume is really meant for his gender. Kasumi thinks it's cute, though. Everybody is dressed up- Satoshi thinks they're all interesting.
:Kasumi is called away by friends. A little girl approaches Shigeru to ask for his photo. He agrees but sees Satoshi alone and becomes nervous. He grabs him and runs off into the woods with him. Satoshi is surprised, but gets cheeky and asks for a photo as well. Shigeru agrees, but makes the photos perverted.
:Later Kasumi gets copies and tells Satoshi, who is very embarrassed at being caught in such a position. Shigeru comes home and finds Satoshi trying to stuff all their photos away. Satoshi stammers and asks if he got an album, because he no longer thinks they should display the pictures. Shigeru agrees, he hasn't bought an album- but instead has acquired a new camera. Satoshi is nervous about where the photos will go. Shigeru talks him down, but then he uploads them to his computer.Gongaga Yaoi. Pokémon Doujinshi. Archived 15 August 2010 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 01 April 2012.)
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Thoughts Contingent on the Wrong Box

Thoughts Contingent on the Wrong Box is a 104-page gen crossover Eroica/Lupin III novel written by V.M. Wyman. 
It was edited by Marg Baskin and Heather Bruton.
It has 80 pages and is the sequel to "Thoughts Contingent on a Blythe Spirit" which appeared in Guns and Red Roses #2.
==Publisher's Description==
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:From Eroica With Love Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:Lupin III
Category:Crossover Zines
Thoughts about fandom: The forum at David Hewlett's website

Thoughts about fandom: The forum at David Hewlett's website by arlessiar.
It was posted in reaction to the creation of Stargate Atlantis' David Hewlett's official website and forum. 
Introduction: "My very first sort-of-meta post. I simply felt the need to get this off my chest. This is a post about fans, in this case fans of Stargate and fans of Rodney McKay/David Hewlett. It was triggered by the fact that there's a forum at David Hewlett's new and official website dgeek.com - and the fact that it seems to be 'morons united' after only three days."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* violating the fourth wall
* thoughts about fans behaving poorly, policing other fans, whiteknighting on behalf of celebrities, good fans vs bad fans
* people falling all over themselves stating they aren't as bad as other fans
* David Hewlett and his official website and forum
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Thoughts from the World of Seema

Thoughts from the World of Seema are two fans' responses to a survey, plus their assessment of each others' writing.
"Min wrote an "Impact of Fandom Survey" sadly, purged and deleted because self-perception isn't necessarily the same as how others in fandom see you. So Rocky and I filled out the survey together. First, you'll read my thoughts on Rocky's writing and then after that, comes Rocky on Rocky. Following that, you'll find Rocky's thoughts on yours truly and then my self-assessment."
The responses include their thoughts on many things including feedback, fiction writing, awards, and many Star Trek: DS9 fanfics.
 
==References==
Category:2002 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
Thoughts of Love

Thoughts of Love is a 20-page slash Star Trek: TOS collection of poetry by S. Meek, Tina Pole, and Janet Balch.
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It is dedicated "to lovers everywhere that they may find peace and happiness."
==Contents==
* That Longing Need by Janet Balch (1)
* A Living Man by Janet Balch (1)
* So Near by Tina Pole (2)
* Untitled by Tina Pole (2)
* Untitled by Janet Balch (3)
* Naked Times by T (3)
* Untitled by Tina Pole (3)
* Commitment by ? (4)
* Torment by Janet Balch (5)
* Solace by Tina Pole (6)
* Lost Time by Sue Meeks (7)
* Untitled by Tina Pole (7)
* Untitled by Tina Pole (8)
* McCoy's View by Tina Pole (9)
* Here's to You by Tina Pole (10)
* My Love by Tina Pole (11)
* I Wish That You Were Here by Tina Pole (11)
* Loved Discovered by Janet Balch (12)
* Crisis by Tina Pole (13)
* The Price by ? (14)
* Reasons by Sue Meeks (15)
* Friends So Rare by Janet Balch (16)
* Paradox by Sue Meeks (16)
* Compulsion by Sue Meeks (also in Never and Always with Lighter Shades) (17)
* Transformation by Sue Meeks (18)
* Three Words by Sue Meeks (20)
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Thoughts of Pudding

Thoughts of Pudding is a Harry/Luna/Hermione fanfic with a thousand follows and favorites on Fanfiction.net and an affiliated mailing list with 500 or more members. 
Category:Poly Fanfiction
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
Thoughts on Amok Time

Thoughts on Amok Time is an essay written by Hypatia Kosh about Theodore Sturgeon and how his writing may have influenced the Amok Time script and, in turn, Star Trek fandom. It was originally posted to ASCEM on May 18, 2009 and reposted to Livejournal June 9, 2009. Permission has been given to include the essay in its entirety on Fanlore.
Discussions of and reactions to the essay can be read in his repost on community kirkspock at LiveJournal, while those made on ASCEM are no longer accessible since the purge of Yahoo!Groups in 2019 as the original posts were not archived.
==Essay Part I==
==Essay Part II==
==Excerpts from Comments==
[Julianna]: 
[Farfalla]: 
[Alara Rogers]: 
[Heather D]: 
[Alara Rogers]: 
[Dale]: 
[tkeid]: 
[Hypatia]: 
[frodolass]: 
[thelilytriad]: 
[spookyfbi]: 
[starcrossedgirl]: 
[Farfalla]: 
[starcrossedgirl]: 
[scarfman]: 
[rhaegal]: 
[petranef]: 
==Notes & References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Thoughts on Darkover, Star Trek and Canada

Thoughts on Darkover, Star Trek and Canada is a 1974 essay by Jennifer Bankier. 
It was printed in T-Negative #24.
Jennifer Bankier was also involved in the first Canadian feminist zine The Witch and the Chameleon; the first issue of that zine had been published a month before.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* imperialism 
* the Prime Directive and Star Trek
* when cultures clash
* respect for existing cultures, the need to respect others' cultural preferences
* Canadian political stresses, emphasis on the possible succession of Quebec
* Darkover
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Thoughts on OTW (Formerly Fanarchive/Archive of Our Own)

Thoughts on OTW (Formerly Fanarchive/Archive of Our Own) September 2007 is a discussion by hector_rashbaum started on Fanthropology. It includes a link to their post, Organization for Transformative Wank.
hector_rashbaum stated they "had some concerns" about the then-recent post by a spokesperson for the OTW, An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works. In that post, rashbaum called Archive of Our Own a "a bloated, overambitious, doomed-to-fail vanity project."
Note on context: hector_rashbaum was an early, high visibility supporter of Laura Hale's project, Fan History Wiki, as well as an archivist at RockFic. hector rashbaum is likely worried about these two sites would be supplanted.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the newly-forming Organization for Transformative Works and Archive of Our Own
* a link to hector rashbaum's post, Organization for Transformative Wank
* Fan History Wiki, Laura Hale, FanworksFinder
* RockFic, where hector rashbaum was an archivist
* mentions of Strikethrough and Six Apart
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Thoughts on Sentinel/Guide Terminology

Thoughts on Sentinel/Guide Terminology is a 2003 Sentinel essay by Pat.
It was printed in Warriors #3 and had its start as comments by Pat on Prospect-L, a mailing list.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Sentinel AUs, though this term is not specifically used
* canon and fanon
* the origin of the term "guide" and the character Brackett's use of it in canon
* fans disregarding a story due to fanon terminology
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
Thoughts on the Representation of Yuri Fandom in Kurata Uso’s Yuri danshi

Thoughts on the Representation of Yuri Fandom in Kurata Uso’s Yuri danshi is an essay by James Welker. It first appeared in Eureka Magazine's 2014 issue "Current State of Yuri Culture."
==Topics Discussed==
* Yuri Danshi manga by Kurata Uso
* Male yuri fans
* Yuri reader demographics 
* LGBT representation within yuri
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Meta
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Yuri Fandom
Thoughts on the whole Mercedes Lackey thing

Thoughts on the whole Mercedes Lackey thing is a 1997 essay by Paul. 
It addresses Mercedes Lackey's history, actions, and character in relation to the incident at Dragon*Con. For more, see The Last Straw (Mercedes Lackey's rant).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon's past examples of asking for perks and being untruthful regarding benefits at a DixieTrek
* allegations they made regarding an incident at Dragon*Con
* throwing a badge that hit a staffer in the face
* Harlan Ellison's assistance
==From the Essay==
== Meta and Related Posts==
* The Last Straw (Mercedes Lackey's rant) (January 1997)
 
* (June 30, 1997)
* , (June 24, 1997)
 
* Mercedes Lackey - "The Dragoncon Report" (July 1997)
* Pushy Pros and Plush Ones, comment by Laura Burchard (October 9, 1999)
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Mercedes Lackey
Category:Meta on Fansites
ThousandWorlds

ThousandWorlds is the Star Wars universe created by Maggie Nowakowska and Dyane Kirkland. It was the first complex fan-created Star Wars universe.
These stories won at least one Fan Q.
Dyane's participation ended with the story "It's a Man's World" in Guardian #3.
==Other Prominent Early Star Wars Fan-Created Universes==
* Brightstar Universe by Christine Jeffords
* Catalyst! Universe by Jeanine Hennig
* Collected Circle of Fire by Anne Elizabeth Zeek
* The Cori Beckett Series by Judi L. Hendricks and Paula Block
* The Executor Cycle by Barbara T and Sylvia Stevens
* Maeve Solo Universe by Chris Callahan and L.C. Wells
* New Order Series by Pat Stanley
* ThousandWorlds by Maggie Nowakowska and Dyane Kirkland
* First Steps Universe by Samia Martz
==Where the Stories Are==
The first of the stories was published in Moonbeam #3 in February 1978. The stories were also in Skywalker, Time Warp, and Guardian. They were later collected and published in the zine ThousandWorlds Collected.
 
Image:thousandworldslist.jpg|a late 1983 list of stories and where they appeared
==Comments Maggie Kowakowska==
==Comments from Dyane Kirkland==
==Reactions and Reviews==
A fan who reviewed a story in Grip #17 mentions the universe's influence: "I found her use of the word 'enclave' interesting; it's further proof of the influence the 'ThousandWorlds' universe has over SW fandom, much like several 'Kraithisms' that have come to be accepted almost as 'canon' in ST fandom." from Universal Translator #24 
At least one other fan wrote a riff on this series with two stories in Equal Space: "'Like Father' and 'Eight is More than Enough' are two short pieces based on a bit of Thousandworlds apocrypha involving eight bastard half-brothers fathered by Han Solo and their search for their father." from Jundland Wastes #1 
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction
Category:1970s Fanfiction
Category:1980s Fanfiction
Category:Collaboration
Thrace

thrace is a femslash writer in several fandoms, most notably the The 100 fandom where she writes for the Clexa pairing.
== Notable Fanfics ==
===The 100===
* Markenland series: What heart's ease must queens neglect (part 1) and American Queen (part 2) (2017; Clexa)
* I have lost my pain (2016; Clexa)
* Within Me An Invincible Summer (2015; Clexa)
== Fan Comments ==
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Thranduil & Legolas

* https://old.reddit.com/r/tolkienfans/comments/ma15bh/what_was_legolass_relationship_with_thranduil/
==Canon==
===Source text===
===Jackson live-action movies and related media===
==Discussion==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
* https://askmiddlearth.tumblr.com/post/50225147488/legolas-and-thranduils-relationship
* http://revealedintime.blogspot.com/2021/09/father-son-thranduil-legolas.html
* https://lurkerinthemirk.wordpress.com/2015/01/29/movie-verse-thranduil-and-legolas-relationship/
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* stories and crossovers featuring _ and _ on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*tag on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Tolkien Relationships‎
Thrash (glossary term)

Thrash is a term used in K/S fandom (others?) to describe a fan's sexual excitement and arousal while reading or viewing slash fanworks. 
==Examples of Use==
* "Once I tried to explain to an antagonist why I read 'this stuff' and my answer was simple. 'Because its about love'. We all have our more lusty moments, and we joke about thrashing on the carpet. The truth is, I think we'd tire very quickly of our thrashing if the basis for it were not the truest, strongest form of devotion." rom The K/S Press #49 (2000) 
* "Kirk and Spock go for a workout (don't you love it?) in the gym. If there ever was a carpet-thrashing time -- this was it! Ohh mmyy ggoodd... their wrestling turns into a kiss and the scene is absolutely mesmerizing." from The K/S Press #7 (1997) 
 
* "God! I love it! And the look on Kirk’s face after is just priceless. He looks flirtatious and gives Spock this secret knowing smile that just announces his attraction! Kirk is continually flirting with Spock throughout the series. Oh! Excuse me while I pick myself up from thrashing on the carpet. I get so enthusiastic." from The K/S Press #26 (1998) 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Thrawn/Eli Vanto

Thrawn/Eli Vanto also known as Thranto is the pairing of Thrawn and Eli Vanto in the Star Wars fandom. 
== Canon ==
Eli Vanto initially served as an ensign and later a commander in the Imperial Navy during the reign of the Galactic Empire. For several years, Vanto served as a translator and aide of Thrawn, who was quickly rising in importance in the Imperial Navy. Vanto served alongside Thrawn in several Imperial military operations against smugglers and insurgents. Due to his close connection to Thrawn, Vanto's promotion was overlooked for several years by the Imperial Military hierarchy which despised aliens and looked down on those from beyond the Core Worlds like Vanto. This became a sore point for Eli
== Fandom == 
=== Popular Themes & Tropes ===
* Thrawn and Eli Vanto speaking Sy Bisti
* Thrawn wanting to understand the various cultures they meet by using artwork
* Eli's lack of promotion
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfic ===
===Fanart===
* Thranto art by inquisitoriux on Tumblr]
== Archives & Resources ==
*
Category:Star Wars Relationships
Thread of Fate

Thread of Fate is a Lord of the Rings vignette by Forodwaith, published in February 2003. Set in Rivendell, it is a gapfiller that expands on the canonical line, She wrought it in secret, and long was the making, depicting Arwen weaving the black banner received by Aragorn in Return of the King. The author's summary is:
"No cord nor cable can so forcibly draw, or hold so fast, as love can do with a twined thread." As Arwen weaves a banner for Aragorn, the ties binding her to her people begin to weaken.
The story is set in the bookverse, and refutes the notion implicit in Peter Jackson's films that Tolkien's Arwen needs to pick up a sword to be strong. It contains a thoughtful exposition of elven magic and a delicate depiction of Arwen and Aragorn's relationship. Other characters include Galadriel, Halbarad and Elrond, with mentions of Elladan, Elrohir and Celebrian.
==Reception and Awards==
'Thread of Fate' was widely recommended, being praised as a good example of a gapfiller, for invoking an Elvish feel, and for its positive and unusual view of Arwen. It is an early take on the popular topic of Arwen making the banner, and is cited as an influence by some later authors.Azalais writes: I can't claim credit for the idea that Arwen mined the gems herself; that, and much of my thinking about Arwen's making of the banner, goes back to Forodwaith's fabulous story Thread of Fate... Tolkien Fan Fiction: Let There Be Light (accessed 1 September 2012) In a detailed review at the Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards, Marta draws attention to the action focus of 'Thread of Fate', compared with a later story on the topic by Dwimordene: But whereas "Standards" seemed to focus more on Arwen's musings, the driving force behind "Thread of Fate" is Arwen's actions. The cutting of diamond, the infusing of the hair, all of that has some sort of symbolic or emotional significance, but it's still an action.
The story was the runner up in the category 'Best story focusing on Elves' in the Mithril Awards 2003.Mithril Awards 2003: Award Winners (accessed 1 September 2012) It won the Romance set in Rivendell category of the Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards 2005.Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards: Archive: Thread of Fate (accessed 1 September 2012)
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Threadfic

Threadfic is fanfic that is posted on Twitter as a "thread" or sequence of tweets posted as replies to the first tweet in the chain. Threadfic is usually written by one author, but the nature of twitter allows for branching replies, brainstorming, and riffing on the theme by multiple users. Some threadfic also is interactive or contains multimedia.
Threadfic is often written in a more colloquial style than fanfic posted to archives, with more abbreviations due to Twitter's character limit on tweets. Some write the fic in notes apps and photograph the image to get around word count limits. Sometimes, threadfic it can originate as a headcanon or what-if scenario that the author expands into a threadfic.
Some threadfic is then reposted to other platforms, but the majority is not.
==Popularity==
Threadfic became popular in a number of fandoms in the late 2010s. It seems particularly common in anime and cmedia fandom. For example:
* Genshin Impact
* Heaven Official's Blessing
* Haikyuu
==Advantages and constraints of the format==
Threadfic is popular with many fans whose fandom activity centres around Twitter, since it means that their ideas and writing can reach the community directly without readers needing to be directed towards an external site. It also allows for ease of back-and-forth interaction and ideas or commentary from readers.
Threadfics tend to be ephemeral by nature, since Twitter's search engine is not very comprehensive, and accounts or threads can be removed if the original account is reported for abuse. Some fans also find threadfics difficult to follow, preferring a format more designed for long-form writing. 
In-progress or unfinished threadfics can also present a challenge to readers who want to follow them, since they need to remember to check back for further installments. This is not necessarily different to any fanfic in progress, except that Twitter does not have a notification system that will alert readers to further developments. Following the author's Twitter account is the closest alternative to this, but may not be helpful to readers who only wish to follow a single thread and not the author's other tweets. Some frequent authors of threadfic may create pinned tweets or threads that collect together all of their threadfic, for ease of browsing.
==Fannish comments on writing-based threadfic==
==Examples==
===Writing based===
*Word of Honor RPF: by isozyme (June 25, 2021), podficced by opalsong (2021-07-12)
*Haikyuu, Kuroo/Tsukishima: by @HeyMellieJellie (Dec 22, 2021)
===Art based===
* zhongli interactive camboy au by pebble (@moonshards). this art is unique as replies to each part of the series are often featured in the following parts.
===Multimedia works===
* Mamamoo threadfics by Tita Gem | ✨MooEventsMNL✨ (@iheart_wheein) master thread
* doofenperry twitter au!!!
*Golden (Zutara)
== Further Reading ==
* the world of twitter fanfiction by ColeyDoesThings
* meta by @fiercynonym on the benefits of writing threadfic
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:Twitter
Threading the Needle

Threading the Needle is a Supernatural gen story written by embroiderama.
The story was included in the sawedoff recs LJ community's final recommendation post. In 2012, the story was part of a remix challenge and inspired Impossible Possibilities (The Threading the Needle Remix).
Summary: "Sam had never thought of sewing as women's work."
==Fandom Reactions==
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Category:Supernatural Gen Fanfiction