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The Other Side Speaks: THE DEBT THAT NEVER SHOULD HAVE OCCURRED IN THE FIRST PLACE

The Other Side Speaks: THE DEBT THAT NEVER SHOULD HAVE OCCURRED IN THE FIRST PLACE is a 1978 open letter written "with regard to the current controversy between Lori Chapek-Carleton and the MSU Star Trek Club."
The authors were Tina Henry, Marty Siegrist, and Don Calderone. All three were officers in the The Michigan State University Star Trek Club.
The letter addressed the controversy regarding Michigan State University Star Trek Club vs. Warped Space.
==The Letter==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1978 Open Letters
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Zine Meta
The Other Side of the Coin (Blake's 7 zine)

The Other Side of the Coin is a gen Blake's 7 novel by Jean Airey and Ruth Berman with Laurie Haldeman. 
It's a FPF/RPF crossover, i.e. characters and actors swap places in this series. It is the sequel to The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard. 
The zine was illustrated by Gail Bennett. 
In the early 1990s, Jean offered the series to fans freely via email. Subject: Cheeseboard and Coin by Nan E. to Lysator dated Nov 22, 1993: "Some time ago, Jean was making these available free via email. I don't have the address anymore but if anyone does, perhaps they could post it."
In 1997, Gareth Thomas called this zine his favorite Blake's 7 fanzine. from a con report in Orac's Oddities #2 
==Novels in this Series:==
*The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard
*The Other Side of the Coin
*The Cost of the Cheeseboard
==Summary==
From a flyer: "While Avon is away, what happens to Paul Darrow on board Liberator? Can he convince them that he doesn't know the first thing about computers? Janet Lees-Price (Paul's wife) once played a part on Blake's 7, so naturally her counterpart appears to cause him confusion."
==Permission from the Darrows==
This novel was published a couple of years after The Blake's 7 Wars, the topic if Blake's 7 RPF was heavy on many fan minds.
From the zine:
==Comments by Ruth Berman==
The afterword includes the following explanation for the zine's existence from Ruth Berman: 
Berman also commented on this story in 2017: 
==Interior Sample==
 
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Image:othersidecoin-8.jpg|the You Are Receiving This Zine Because page
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
===2014===
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen ZinesCategory:1988 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Other Side of the Galaxy

The Other Side of the Galaxy is a Star Trek TOS fan fiction story written and published by South Australian fan Betsi Ashton in 1982.This 201-page, novel-length publication featured four female protagonists who, in a Mary Sue style adventure, visit the Enterprise and save the day while also having close relationships with prominent male crewmembers. 
The book is dedicated to three fan friends, who are identified by the fictional names that are used in the story. It might be speculated that these three friends are the women whose reviews of her book appear on the back cover, with Betsi herself comprising the fourth Mary Sue character. 
Betsi was also an author of fanpoetry or fan fiction that had been published in a number of other fanzines, including Beyond Antares #12 (1980), #13 (1979) and #22 (1982); Spock #15 (1979), #19 (1980), #40 (1985), #42 (1985) and #44 (1986); Medical Journal #4 (1986); and The Character of Conflict (1990). Her final poetry anthology, Portals of Time, collected all her poems together in 1986.
==Gender/Transgender Empowerment==
Significantly for its era, three introduced characters in TOSOTG change their gender from female to male (and species from human to Vulcan) during the story. Because the narrative remains predominantly presented through the perspective of het cisgendered females, the transition would appear to be for political comment regarding gender roles and empowerment of females, rather than for any authentic transgender exploration. Nevertheless, due to its totally non-judgemental nature, it might be seen as a groundbreaking exploration for its time, in Australia at least.
The metaphoric nature of this gender swap can be inferred in a number of implied references, such as the title of the book itself, and in one of the book reviews published on the back cover:
A more direct reference to the gender reassignment appears to concentrate upon the physical rather than the psychological/identity or political/sociological aspects of such transition; however, when one considers that it is also featuring a transition between humans and Vulcans, layers of metaphor and nuance might be read within the words: 
The reception by others to the gender (and species) reassignment is positive and welcoming: 
 
By contrast, the 1991 episode of Star Trek:TNG ("The Host") featured a gender reassignment that ultimately had Dr Crusher presenting a negative and transphobic/homophobic response. This might raise questions about differences between the proclaimed inclusivity of franchise canon compared to its actual fan base.
== References ==
Category:1982 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines‎
The Other Side of the Mirror

The Other Side of the Mirror is a gen Darkover 38-page novel by Patricia Floss. 
This story is continued by Floss in The Dragon and the Sparrow.
==Becoming "Real"==
In 1987, this story was professionally published for profit by DAW Books, with an editorial note from Marion Zimmer Bradley declaring it the "official" version of events between Bradley's books The Heritage of Hastur and Sharra's Exile. 
In her introduction to the second Darkover anthology, Bradley wrote that she "regarded Patty's story as so much "official" Darkover that when I came to write Sharra's Exile I found that I was taking it for granted that the events in "Mirror" had actually happened between Heritage of Hastur and Sharra's Exile."Bradley, Marion Zimmer. Sword of Chaos. 1982. New York, NY: Daw Books. p. 7-8 
In other words, this is a fanfic that was declared canon by the original creator.
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===The 1980 Zine===
===The 1987 Anthology Story===
==References==
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Other Sides of Me

thumb|cover of issue #2
The Other Sides of Me is a Star Trek het fan fiction anthology. At least two issues were published.
From an ad in the back of Star Voyage: "THE OTHER SIDES OF ME. This is a zine consisting of stories based on the character of Christine Chapel. Contains some adult material, please state age when ordering. THE OTHER SIDES OF ME 2. This zine is also based on the character of Christine Chapel. No adult material in this issue...." 
==Issue 1==
The Other Sides of Me 1 was published in 1985 and contains 66 pages.
==Issue 2==
The Other Sides of Me 2 was published in 1985 and contains stories by Diane Marchant and Teresa A. Morris.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Otter's Reading Room

The Otter's Reading Room is a fanfiction site. It also contains an original ficTales of the Aelphin Empire (as of August 17, 2020, the fic is still online) by Otter.
==Site Contents==
*Fiction List
**The Sentinel
**Star Trek Voyager
**Star Trek The Original Series with Spock Has Visitors (tentative), rating G, ST-TOS a 8-chapter story, That's a Vulcan? (ST:TOS, PG-13, adult situations) a 12-chapter story, He and McCoy Did What? (ST:TOS, G to PG-13) a 14-chapter story and Snippet - Micah (ST:TOS, G) q two-chapter story
**Tales of the Aelphin Empire a 12-chapter original fiction story
**work untitled a The Equalizer 8-chapter story
**That Doesn't Sound Like Jack a Bordertown 11-chapter story
**Riptide Story (PG-13 to R), AL, AC a Riptide 5-chapter story
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:Tripod
Category:AOL Hometown
The Otter Apologizes to the Fanfiction Masses

The Otter Apologizes to the Fanfiction Masses is an essay by The Humbled Otter.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
==Part of a Series==
* Flogging Elitism in the Fanfiction World
* The Otter Apologizes to the Fanfiction Masses
* Fan Fiction Elitism: Two Years Later
==The Essay==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Outer Culture Is You

The Outer Culture Is You is a 2007 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "Cultural Norms and Your Fannish Experience"
* "Am I saying we're all racist pigs who need to buy a white hood already and be done with it? No. I'm saying that evaluating your own choices from a critical standpoint is difficult but worthwhile."
* a link to the article, Interview with J. Michael Straczynski (Part 1 of 4) by Kenneth Plume (September 5, 2000)
* a link to no boys allowed? (femslash meta roundup), discussion regarding whether or not femslash is more heteronormative than m/m slash (September 17, 2007)
* daily_deviant, International Blog Against Racism Week
* "last census came out at about ninety percent female, are female characters so underrepresented in the media we consume and the stories we write"
* characters of color and their small representation in the media fandoms we consume
* some practical suggestions to do better
* fanfiction and fandom are a reflection of all of us
* Joss Whedon's commitment to feminism
* J. Michael Straczynski push back against racism and sexism in The Real Ghostbusters
* take some risks, write some things about characters you wouldn't normally highlight
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Race & Fandom Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Meta
The Outer Limits

The Outer Limits is the title of two television series, the second one is a US-Canadian reboot of the original. The series is often compared to The Twilight Zone, but with a greater emphasis on science fiction stories. 
A reunion of Barry Morse and Grace Lee Whitney from the original series episode Controlled Experiment was held at PortlandTrek '97 in Portland, Oregon. By special arrangement, the episode was screened for attendees with the stars in attendance.
==Fanzines==
* The Outer Limits
* Time and Space
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Outer Limits works at FFN
* Outer Limits (1995) works at AO3
*Outer Limits (1963) works at AO3
* TVTRopes: The Outer Limits
Category:Outer Limits
The Outer Limits Tribute Show

The Outer Limits Tribute Show was a special convention event in honor of The Outer Limits and the series episode Controlled Experiment that was held on Saturday, September 13, 1997 in Portland, Oregon.
This was held in conjunction with SpaceCon XII at the Days Inn/City Center in downtown Portland. It featured special guests Barry Morse and Grace Lee Whitney. This was the first reunion of the two actors who appeared together in the show. By special arrangement, the episode was screened at the con.
The event was organized by PortlandTrek and chaired by Anthony Wynn and Rose Marie Badgett, with assistance provided by Robert E. Wood, Charlene Scott, Terry S. Bowers, and Jenny Lobb. There were approximately 120 attendees. 
Controlled Experiment is an episode of the original The Outer Limits television show. It is the only comedic episode of the series. 
It first aired on January 13, 1964 on the ABC television network. The installment starred Barry Morse (Phobos One), Carroll O'Connor (Diemos), and Grace Lee Whitney (Carla Duveen).
Deimos and Phobos One are two Martians — their names also happen to be those of Mars' moons — the latter being a researcher who wants to understand the concept of murder. The duo investigate a shooting that is about to take place in a downtown hotel lobby via machine that can manipulate the flow of time. After extensive examination, Phobos One is ultimately unable to remain a passive observer and gives in to the temptation to alter the outcome. He prevents the murder from ever taking place. Phobos decides to remain on Earth indefinitely, finding that he enjoys life as a human being.
Morse states in his memoir that this show was shot as a pilot episode for a proposed science-fiction comedy series.Morse, Barry (2007). Remember with Advantages. McFarland and Company, Inc. ISBN 978-0-7864-2771-0.
==Fan Reaction==
From Mark Eidemiller, in the Post-Convention Report:
Comment from Janet Schill:
From a report by Jenny Lobb:
Remembrance by Anthony Wynn:
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Image:OuterLimits_4.jpg|Page 4 of the program
==Reference==
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Outer Limits
The Outlaw's Guide to Sherwood

The Outlaw's Guide to Sherwood is a Robin of Sherwood infozine published by Arlene Wicks in 1989.
It was offered for $2.
From an ad in the Tree of Life: "A directory of "Robin of Sherwood" fanzines, books, photos, clubs, filks and other treasures for the determined collector and for newcomers to RoS fandom.... Plus a special section on "Submitting to a Zine" - Guidelines for the writer and artist." 
Category:Robin of Sherwood ZinesCategory:1989 Zines
The Outsider (Star Trek: TOS story by Kathy Stanis)

The Outsider is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Stanis.
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #11.
 
==Summary==
"A young Jim Kirk is freed from his sterile life in the “City” by his mother who sends him out to journey to “Enterprise” and the alien Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Outsiders

Also see Outsider.
The Outsiders is a YA coming-of-age novel by S. E. Hinton. The book follows two rival groups, the Greasers and the Socs, who are divided by their socioeconomic status. The film by Coppola starred Tom Cruise, Patrick Swayze and other famous actors -- featuring guest appearances by author S. E. Hinton.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
The fandom has experienced a small revival due to the popularity of the musical in 2023 and 2024. 
===Shipping===
*Johnny Cade/Dallas Winston
*Johnny Cade/Ponyboy Curtis
*Sodapop Curtis/Steve Randle
*Ponyboy Curtis/Dallas Winston
*Ponyboy Curtis/Curly Shepard
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Outsiders - S. E. Hinton works at AO3
* The Outsiders (1983) works at AO3
* The Outsiders (1990) works at AO3
* The Outsiders: The Musical - Jamestown Revival & Levine/Rapp works at AO3
* Outsiders & crossover works at FFN
==References==
Category:The Outsiders
The Over-Committed Syndrome

The Over-Committed Syndrome is a 1980 essay by Kathy Carlson.
It was printed in Stylus #1.
While the fandom discussed is Star Trek: TOS, this is mainly because that was the focus of the vast majority of media zines at the time, and therefore, this zine's audience.
==The Introduction==
"To paraphrase Bones, "I'm an artist, not a writer," but I promised, so... The subject of this article is The Over-Committed Syndrome, or more specifically how not to fall into that problem."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the essay is from a fanartist's point of view
* keep track of your commitments
* don't promise what you can't deliver
* children, employment, and domestic duties can get in the way of fanac
* conventions can be tricky, as you'll be approached by lots of fans who want something from you, and it's hard to say no
==From the Essay==
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanart Meta
The Overuse of H/C

The Overuse of H/C is an essay by delle. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
It opens with a paragraph about a then-current plagiarist: "The fandom in general has been concerned enough to contact LFN Productions," but the essay is not about that.
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
 
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Hurt/Comfort Meta
Category:La Femme Nikita
The Owl Inheritance

The Owl Inheritance (夜梟傳承) is a Assassin's Creed doujinshi by BloodBlueRain. Includes four separate stories: "Dates" (椰棗) and "The Murder Event of Altair" (阿泰爾殺人事件) are Malik/Altaïr. "Psychobabble" (心靈囈語) is Cesare/Leonardo and Ezio/Leonardo. "Catalyst" ("催化劑") is Shaun/Desmond.
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category: Slash Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Chinese Doujinshi
The P.U.N. from U.N.C.L.E.

The P.U.N. from U.N.C.L.E. is a gen Man from UNCLE book of puns and jokes. It was edited by Michael Macomber. There are three issues. 
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==Issue 1==
The P.U.N. from U.N.C.L.E. 1 was published in 1991 and contains 56 pages.
* The Bridge of George Washington Affair
* The Moose From U.N.C.L.E. ("Agents Bullwinkle J. Moose and Rocket J. Squirrel do battle with Thrush mastermind Boris Badenov.")
* The Kitchen Sink ("Illya and Napoleon are joined by Maxwell Smart, John Steed, Emma Peel, Bodie, Doyle, Amanda King, Danger Mouse and a host of others to tackle their most baffling case yet.")
* U.N.C.L.E. Affairs We'd Like To See
* The Odd Sock Affair
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The P.U.N. from U.N.C.L.E. 2 was published in 1993 and contains 60 pages.
"Illya and Napoleon take on Monty Python in "The St. Looney Up The Cream Bun & Jam Affair!" Plus, Nappy is pursued by an obnoxious salesman in "The Gadget Affair"; Don Ho records are found at the center of an evil Thrush plot in "The Nikki Nikki Hoi Affair", and more, more, more! Fiction, art, and cartoons from the usual group of loonies, not to mention a keen cover by Ann Larimer."
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==Issue 3==
The P.U.N. from U.N.C.L.E. 3 was published in 1994 and contains 80 pages.
"Our latest issue features the FanQ nominated story "The Eight Arms to Hold You Affair,"- Illya, Nappy, Mark and April are
lost in the Beatles film "Help!". Plus, Ren & Stimpy join U.N.C.L.E., the Marx Brothers drive Wavely mad, and more, more,more! Includes a keen cover by Ann Larimer."
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==Reactions and Reviews: All Three Issues==
==References==
 
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1990s
The PULSAR

The PULSAR was a newsletter for Nova Press Publications. It was edited by Sadie Maxwell. 
 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
The PULSAR 4 was published in July 1993 and was a single page, printed on both sides.
* information about Federation Classic #2, includes story descriptions
* FS2 Takes Prize (short blurb about Federation Standard #2 winning a Fan Q Award at MediaWest*Con)
* Filking Klingons Attack Silvercon! (con report for Silvercon #2 in Las Vegas)
* FS Editor Taking Fatal Plunge! (wedding announcement)
* Fan Legend Visits La Casa del Haven (Bjo Trimble, daughter Kat, and other fans stayed at Chris Dickenson's house during a trip. For a dollar, fans could read a synopsis of this called "Bjo and Kat's Excellent Adventure.")
* Other Neat Stuff: ads and submission requests
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Pacey and Joey Lover's Shrine

The Pacey and Joey Lover's Shrine is a fansite and fanworks archive dedicated to the Dawson's Creek pairing of Joey Potter/Pacey Witter‎‎. It contained 16 fanfiction stories by 11 contributing authors and 16 pieces of fan art, mostly collages. The site was most active in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with the last update being in January 2001. The site is still currently online, but many links, like the one to the fanfiction archive, are broken. 
Category:Het Archives
Category:Dawson's Creek
Category:Tripod
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Pacific

Made as a companion piece to Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg's Band of Brothers, The Pacific is a miniseries set in the Pacific Theatre of World War II, specifically the islands of Guadalcanal (Isatabu), Cape Gloucester, Peleliu, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. Unlike Band of Brothers, which followed the men of one company, The Pacific has three different story lines centered on three different men in the 1st Division of the United States Marines: John Basilone (played by Jon Seda), James Leckie (played by James Badge Dale), and Eugene Sledge (played Joe Mazzello).
Each man carries his own storyline separate from the others, and much of the narrative action in each storyline is self-contained. Although the characters/stories do cross paths at specific points, this triptych-like view of the war has led The Pacific fandom to split the miniseries into teams. Team Leckie is composed primarily of James Leckie, Sid Phillips, Bill "Hoosier" Smith, Lew "Chuckler" Juergens, and Bud "Runner" Conley. Team Sledge is comprised of Eugene Sledge, Merriell "Snafu" Shelton, R.V. Burgin, Bill Leyden, Andrew "Ack-Ack" Haldane, and Edward "Hillbilly" Jones. Team Basilone tends to be categorized as John Basilone alone (whose storyline is markedly different than the others'), though it might also include Lena Mae Riggi Basilone, Chuck Tatum, Steve Evanson, and others.
For a list of related fandoms, see List of Military Fandoms.
==Fandom==
Though the series has a dedicated and active fandom on Tumblr and Livejournal, The Pacific fandom is not a large one. The fandom has a heavy slash fanbase, with pairings in the various "teams". Popular pairings include Sledge/Snafu and Ack-Ack/Hillbilly.
==Communities==
* pacific_fic on livejournal
* pacific kink, a kinkmeme for The Pacific
* pacificxchange, a 2011 fandom gift exchange
*HBO War-a-Thon - a fan-a-thon on tumblr for Generation Kill, Band Of Brothers, and The Pacific
==Notable Fanworks==
* Roadverse by augustbird and thoracopagus (Sledge/Snafu)
* When It Rains, It Pours by hillbillied (Ack Ack/Hillbilly)
==Other Resources==
* Primer by padattack 
* Post-war locations of Band of Brothers/The Pacific characters + Birthdates and Birthplaces by skylilies
* The Pacific fanworks at Archive of Our Own
Category:Live-action Television
Category:HBO War
The Pacific Communicator

The Pacific Communicator is a Star Trek: TOS club zine published by Hui O'Hoku Huaka'I.
 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
The Pacific Communicator 4 was published in January 1975 and contains 4 pages.
* news (news of books, of Star Trek: Animated, letters in other zines 
* a reprint of the David Gerrold flyer: Bring Back Star Trek...?
* encouragement and directions on how to write letters to bring back Star Trek as a movie
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Pad-Ani Fanfic Archive

The Pad-Ani Fanfic Archive was a Padme/Anakin fanfiction archive inspired by Lois & Clark Fanfic Archive. It allowed only complete works, but WIPs were welcomed in the associated LiveJournal community, padanifanfic. 
==Authors==
*agentj
*AnakinsBabe
*Anakins_Force
*Ani-maniac
*Ani's Angel
*Bethany A.
*Camigwen
*Daenarrah
*Dark_Angel_Rose
*darksideyesplease
*Darth Breezy
*Dreamer551
*egosumk
*free2bfroody
*Gina Trevino aka Ginamidala
*jedi_master_gimpy
*Jedi Princess Jainakin
*Jewelles
*KELIA
*Laariii aka darthzeppo
*Lady Aeryn
*Lady_Sapphire
*Lady Skywalker
*Larme
*lazypadawan
*Luna_Nightshade
*neemarita
*NightSisterLeia
*obi_fan
*PadmeLeiaJaina
*Stormqueen
*TheRealThing
*VA_Parky
*Valerie Vancollie
*Wendynat
*Tammy Williams
*Yellow Dart Vader
==Affiliates==
*Anakin and his Angel
*Sons of the Force
*Star Wars: Fit for a Queen
*The Moons of Iego: The Padme Amidala Anakin Skywalker Website
Category:Star Wars Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Padawan's Whore

The Padawan's Whore is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Emma Woodhouse.
Summary: "l've heard quite a few complaints about the title, so let me assure you, this is actually a very sweet and mushy story."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎