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Panning for Pyrites

Panning for Pyrites is a gen multifandom anthology of poetry previously published in other zines. The poems are by Mary G.T. Webber. This zine was published in Australia. 
Blake's 7 is the dominant fandom in this zine; its content totals 25 pages.
Other fandoms: Blade Runner (4 pages), War of the Worlds (2 pages), Beauty and the Beast (4 pages), Hardcastle and McCormick (2 pages) and Magnum PI (10 pages)
* The Legend (Blake's 7)
* Interior Monologue: Gauda Prime (reprinted from Orbit #7 and Rerun #5) (Blake's 7)
* The Legacy (reprinted from Powerplay #6 [not #5 as stated in credits]) (Blake's 7)
* Evening: Gauda Prime (reprinted from Interface #7 [not #4 as stated in credits] and Rerun #5) (Blake's 7)
* Blake: The Reasons (revised reprint from Orbit #7 and Rerun #5; "with thanks to G. Thomas for final edit") (Blake's 7)
* Avon: Perihelion (reprinted from Rerun #5) (Blake's 7)
* Execution (Blake's 7)
 
B7 art:
*Tony Rogers 
*Suzie Lovett "The Legacy;" foldout
*Sue Campbell 
 
==Sample Interior==
Image:panningcenterfoldleft.jpg|centerfold, (left half) by Suzan Lovett, "The Legacy" -- a fan comments, " Having a copy of Suzie Lovett's Blake's 7 piece, 'Legacy,' is worth the cost of the zine -- the picture is a unique combination of dozens of images, a new one found each time you look at it." by Susan M. Garrett from Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #1 (also in Powerplay #6 (1989)
Image:panningcenterfoldright.jpg|centerfold, (right half) by Suzan Lovett. The centerfold, along with the other fanart, has led many a fan owner to declare they wouldn't part with the zine at any price. Of the poem that accompanied the illo, one reviewer wrote: "The Legend," a recounting of Blake's rebellion and his end, also should be singled out—written in an heroic fashion, the poem is surrounded by a Celtic border, suggesting that the elements of the story are part of a human experience older than we'd like to think." by Susan M. Garrett from Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #1 (also in Powerplay #6 (1989)
Image:panninginside1.jpg|art by Sue Campbell
Image:panninginside2.jpg|art by Sue Campbell
 Image:rallyingcall15legacy.jpg|thumb|"The Legacy," a poem by Mary G.T. Webber. It was originally printed in Powerplay #6 in 1989 and was re-printed in Rallying Call #15 in 1995. A fan recounted Gambit, a Blake's 7 con in 1989 in a later issue of "Rallying Call" said: "[Gareth] said it was the best Blake poem he had ever read and then didn't he call the lady out and hug her or something? Lucky girl! No, I wasn't there. I just saw the vid." 
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==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Panopticon (convention)

You may be looking for Panopticon West, a US Doctor Who convention.
Panopticon was a Doctor Who convention that was organised by the committee from the Dr Who Appreciation Society (DWAS) and was held at the Imperial College, London.
For some additional information, see Robin Edmond's Convention Site.
==1978 Guest Attendees==
* Jon Pertwee and Tom Baker
* Nicholas Courtney : The Brigadier
* Frazer Hines : Jamie
* Jon Levene : Sgt Benton
* Richard Franklin : Cpt Yates
* K9 (John Leeson)
* Carole Ann Ford : Susan
* Wendy Padbury : Zoe
* Elisabeth Sladen : Sarah-Jane
* Mary Tamm : Romana
==1995==
Con report
==A Con Report the Fifth Con==
A video from the same con: Panopticon 5 in Birmingham, 1982
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:1978 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Category:1990s Conventions
Panopticon (fan)

Panopticon is the collective name of a multiple system best known for alleged cults and harassment. They were active primarily from 2015 to 2019 and may still remain online. One of the most notable religions is the Gallifreyan Traditional Society, ran by system member Rassilon, which is covered in LB Lee's Cultiples. They also created the Reformed Temple of New VelothisReformed Temple of New Velothis on Micronations Wiki and Three Hearts Sanctuary, based on Elder Scrolls.
==Criticism==
==Further Reading/Meta==
*Cultiples #3: Panopticon and the Gallifreyan Tradition Society by LB Lee (2019)
*Cassandra Oakdown - A Cultiples Response by Pigeon (2019)
*Re: Panopticon, ApprehensiveAcolyte, and Gallifreyan Tradition by LB Lee (2018)
==References==
Category:Fannish New Religious Movements
Panopticon West

Panopticon West was a Doctor Who fan run convention in the 1980s that often had guests from the TV show. It may have been an offshoot of the Panopticon conventions which were hosted in the UK. The conventions could be quite large (in 1984 attendance swelled to over 2000), with panels, filking, and a masquerade costume contest.
==Timeline==
*1981 - Tulsa, OK with the 5th Doctor, Peter Davidson as guest.
*1982 - Chicago, IL (held at the same time with Chicago ComicCon convention, see convention report below)
*1983 - Columbus, Ohio . This convention also produced the Panopticon West Filk Booklet.
*1984 - St. Louis, MO. Attendance 2,500+
*1985 - New Orleans, LA 
Image:Panopticon OHSO cc 82.jpg| program cover for the 1982 conventions
==Convention Reports/Photos==
===1991===
===1982===
* a convention report can be found here.
* An article from Illinois Entertainer
* Terry Nation talks about this con in Having scrambled British SF TV expectations, Terry Nation considers reshaping fan conventions, an article that later became a touch point in the Blake's 7 Wars
===1983===
* 
The guests of honor were John Nathan-Turner, Anthony Ainley, Fiona Cumming, John Levene, Ian Fraser, David Saunders (from DWAS).
Image:panoflyer.jpg|flyer for 1983, click to enlarge
Image:Connie faddis panopticon west 83 cover.jpg|1983 Program cover, Connie Faddis
===1984===
* and another one here.
*.
===1986===
*Video footage from the 1986 New Orleans convention - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
Image:Panopticon.jpg|1986 conzine by Gail Bennett. It contains 62 pages of fiction and non-fiction.
== See also ==
* Panopticon West Filk Booklet
==References==
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:1984 Conventions
Category:1985 Conventions
Category:1986 Conventions
Category:Doctor Who Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Panopticon West Filk Booklet

The Panopticon West Filk Booklet was created for the con of the same name. It was illustrated by Erika Rauscher, Cheryl Duval, Connie Faddis, Rob St. John and Chris Tewell.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:1983 Songbooks
Pansy/Luna

Pansy/Luna is a femslash ship in the Harry Potter fandom involving Pansy Parkinson and Ginny Weasley. Though rare overall, the pairing is fairly common in femslash circles.
== Appeal ==
Pansy and Luna never interact in the Harry Potter books, and there isn't even any canon evidence that the two know each other. This is a benefit rather than a detriment for many fans, as it allows for more freedom in establishing the pair's relationship. One popular fanon theory is that Pansy had previously teased or bullied Luna for being "loony".
In a 2006 essay, animimares writes:
:"Pansy/Luna is a great pairing because there is no canon for or against it. According to the books the girls can very well never have really met. This is a plus because it gives broad boarders to the pairing’s settings and characterization. [...] I could, personally, imagine that Pansy knew Luna by reputation (who on Hogwarts doesn’t?) and Luna might have met some mocking from Pansy and her gang of Slytherin girls. At least it seems possible.
:I like the way Luna can add depth to Pansy’s character and Pansy can make Luna hurt. Maybe in the way they are so different, but not exactly opposites like, take, Hermione/Luna. Pansy has (to me) [traits] that she can share with Luna (I, for once, believe Pansy likes dreaming) and Luna on the other hand can be forced to face some reality through Pansy."animimares on LiveJournal. Musings on Pansy/Luna and femslash in general... 18 February 2006. (Accessed 04 February 2013.)
Many Pansy/Luna fans began shipping the two because they felt that their personalities complemented each other's well. Pansy is usually characterized in Pansy/Luna stories as prim and cynical, whereas Luna is portrayed as unrestrained and lighthearted.
In a response to animimares's post, jazzyjello writes: "What I love about it is they're so different that the relationship can be a struggle, angsty, or one-sided, but also it can be fluffy and sweet because of Luna, you know? Pansy and Luna gradually have become my two favorite characters (they are both SO interesting). So shipping them together is fun - and challenging, which I like. Plus, it's rare enough so that I feel like I can explore the ship without copying anyone."jazzyjello. Comment on animimares's post. 18 February 2006. (Accessed 04 February 2013.)
== Fanworks ==
=== Example Works ===
* Fascination by lazy_daze, fic, written pre-Half-Blood Prince
* Bottle Caps by jazzyjello, fic, set at Hogwarts during Deathly Hallows
* Untitled by Jestino, art, G (offline)
* Love between the houses by eternellie, art, R
* This Evening's Entertainment by _odella_, art, R
See also: Pansy/Luna Masterlist, compiled by peskywhistpaw
== Resources ==
* Aberrant & Acrimonious, a Pansy/Luna fansite and masterlist (defunct)
* pansyluna on LiveJournal
* Luna/Pansy tag and recs at hp_girlslash
* Pansy/Luna category at Pink Frilly Robes
* Pansy Parkinson/Luna Lovegood fic thread at FictionAlley Park
* works tagged Luna Lovegood/Pansy Parkinson at AO3
* works tagged Pansy P. & Luna L. at FanFiction.net
== References ==
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Panther Paws

Panther Paws is a slash 84-page anthology and is the official zine August 2001 Panther Paws Sentinel Party. Cover and interior art is by April Valentine. Art samples are included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
* Something New
* A Grave Situation,
* Against the World
* The Nightshirt
* Friend of the Family
* Swallowed Whole by a Sapphire Abyss
* Caught Out
* The Color Blue
* Come On In 
 
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Panther Tales

Panther Tales is a 194-page AU Sentinel novel by Saraid in which Jim and Blair have been tortured by the government and become mercenaries. 
It has an inspired prequel, No Surrender. 
==Other Fanwork Inspirations==
* Storm Signs trilogy by Legion
* No Surrender, a prequel by Firefly
==From the Publisher==
==Contents==
Prior to the zine publication the series was posted online over a period of time. It has seven parts with the last one having been exclusive to the zine when it was first published. (The others were offline for a while to encourage zine sales.)
*National Security (10)
*Human Dignity (19)
*Tribal Lore (37)
*Honor Bound (53)
*Blood Ties (75)
*Blind Justice (101)
*Public Domain (138)
There also was another short story in this series, "Reasoning," a 9/11 reaction snippet (posted on 23 September 2001 to SXF).
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: 
==The Hair==
Blair's hair turns white from trauma, not unlike Spock's in Songs of the Dirhja.
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==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:2001 Zines
Panto!

"Panto!" is a short story by fawatson based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It takes place some years prior to Chapter Two, when Ralph Lanyon is in the fourth form.
==Synopsis==
In the Michaelmas term, the fourth form traditionally puts on a pantomime for the whole school; but, this year, Lanyon and Treviss—assigned to hunt out costumes stored in the school prop room—are having trouble finding anything suitable for a performance of Aladdin.
==Background==
"Panto" was written in response to the Spangled Loincloth Challenge (2011 Summer Challenge) on the maryrenaultfics LJ community to the dual prompt, "summer clothes" (for those writing stories based on a modern novel) or "spangled loincloth" (for those writing historical fiction), but the added challenge of contriving a way to put "spangled loincloth" in a story about Ralph Lanyon. "Panto!" was the second story written to this added challenge, following toujours_nigel's "To Bury Caesar""To Bury Caesar" by toujours_nigel (members-locked), posted to maryrenaultfics on 16 August 2011. Accessed 6 September 2011. and preceding Greer Watson's "Scenes Ill Lit". All three authors found the most likely scenario to involve the performance of a pantomime. Aladdin was mentioned in the first story, and therefore became a point of reference in all three.
==Comments==
Comments include the following:
* "It's good to see a younger Ralph with a playful streak, so to speak. I enjoyed this very much, thank you! :)"—trueriver
* "Charming - really - just charming. I don't know that we've ever seen a really young Raph (sic) - what a perfect adventure for him...*and* for Trev, who is very real, now, since ITOW and the rest."—my_cnnr
* "Oh, this is lovely. Lanyon&Treviss as you write them are wonderful and fun and it's so good to have Ralph-as-a-kid, without all the anxieties."—toujours_nigel
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Pantopon

Pantopon was a zine published by Ruth Berman. There were nineteen issues. The subject of the zine was Science Fiction and Fantasy with occasional forays into Star Trek.
Several issues of Pantopon are notable in that they contain Star Trek fiction, stories that were later reprinted in Spockanalia.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Pantopon 2 was published in August 1961.
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
Pantopon 5 was published in May 1962.
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
Pantopon 11 was published in February 1965.
==Issue 12==
Pantopon 12 was published in May 1965.
==Issue 13==
Pantopon 13 was published in November 1965.
==Issue 14==
Pantopon 14 was published in February 1966.
==Issue 15==
Pantopon 15 was published in 1966.
==Issue 16==
Pantopon 16 was published in February 1967 and contains 27 pages. It consists of a single Star Trek story called "Star Drek" by Ruth Berman. It is a satirical adventure based on 16th century writer Edmund Spenser's fantasy universe as expressed in his poetry. (reprinted in Spockanalia #1)
==Issue 17==
Pantopon 17 was published in 1967.
* "Kirk and Spock" by Ruth Berman (reprinted in Spockanalia #1)
* other unknown content
==Issue 18==
Pantopon 18 was published in 1967.
==Issue 19==
Pantopon 19 was published in November 1967.
Category:1960s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1961 Zines
Papa Don't Preach

Papa Don't Preach is a Torchwood constructed reality Mpreg crack vid by Eunice and Greensilver. It imagines Captain Jack Harkness as a teenage girl who was knocked up by The Master and plans to marry Ianto. The apostrophized "Papa" is The Doctor. The vid uses footage from both Torchwood and Doctor Who. It was very positively received by the fandom, and is often praised for its clever use of the song lyrics, the choice of canon images, and use of manips, to tell a very different story.
It has been mentioned in an academic paper, "Veni, Vidi, Vids!" audiences, gender and community in Fan Vidding, as an example of vidding and gender"Veni, Vidi, Vids!" audiences, gender and community in Fan Vidding. It has also featured at several panels and events at Vividcon over the years.Video: Papa Don't Preach in the Vividcon vid database, access 28 Nov 2023.
== Summary ==
On the Livejournal announcement:
 
On Youtube:
== Vid Gallery ==
File:Papa Don't Preach Jack looking at the Master.png|alt=image of Jack Harkness sitting in a chair and looking up at a television screen on the wall that is showing an image of The Master smiling|Jack looking at a video of The Master, in the vid used to imply that Jack is thinking about the father of his unborn child.
File:Papa Don't Preach looking at sonogram.png|alt=image shows an open laptop computer with an image of a fetal sonogram on the screen|An open laptop with a fetal sonogram on the screen, used in the vid to imply that Jack is showing The Doctor this image of his unborn child
==Reactions and Reviews==
The vid was a hit when it first came out; the original announcement post generated 11 pages of comments.
Papa don't Preach was the winner of Best Storytelling in the 2009 Captain's Awards at Torchwood House. From the award annoucement:
==Related Links==
* Video: Papa Don't Preach in the Vividcon vid database
==References==
Category:Doctor Who VidsCategory:Torchwood
Category:2008 Vids
PaperDemon

PaperDemon is an online community for posting artwork, comics, and writing (both fannish and original).
The 18+ subsection of the site is called The Red Curtain.
The site takes plagiarism and other rule violations very seriously; there is a Wall of Shame blog post by the admin that publicly displays the email address, IP address, and sometimes real name of the offenders.
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Multifandom Archives
Paper Airplanes

Paper Airplanes is a Victor/Yuuri AU fic by LunarTimeLady. It is inspired by the Disney short Paperman (2012) and the fic follows roughly the same plot but with Yuuri and Victor as the main characters. Several secondary characters also appear, notably Yakov and Yurio.
It was featured in the first issue of the fan newsletter On Ice!!! Weekly.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
Paper Cut

Paper Cut is a slash multifandom 159-page anthology of stories by Jane Carnall. It contains mostly Highlander crossovers.
==Contents==
Fiction is available here.
* Run Through Fire (Highlander/Forever Knight) (3)
* Three Immortals and a Baby (Highlander) (40)
* Life, Life, Life (Highlander/Blake's 7) (51)
* Married Dance (Star Trek: TNG/Highlander) (54)
* Unto Us A Child Is Given (Highlander) (157)
==The Planned Second Issue==
A second issue was planned but not published. It was to include "The Christening," a sequel to "Three Immortals and a Baby" and "Hate Against Will," a sequel to "Run Through Fire."
From the first issue of "Paper Cut":
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==References==
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:Highlander Slash Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Paper Droids

Paper Droids (originally Blog 404Some Bittersweet News, April 20 2017) is a blog that published articles on various facets of geek culture for women and non-binary people. Contributing writers were required to identify as either female or non-binary.Frequently Asked Questions
==Staff==
*Elissa Smith, Entertainment Editor
*Paula Phillips, Lifestyle Editor
*Megan Patterson, Science & Technology Editor
*Kate Gorman, Art & Lit Editor
*Nikita Shah, Style Editor
==References==
==Links==
* Unapologetic Passion, Women and Geek Culture: An Interview with Paper Droids
Paper Flowers (Firefly vid)

Paper Flowers is a Firefly vid by gigglemonster. It was reviewed by jebbypal on December 9, 2007 at the reel.
Vidder's Summary:" A look at River's struggle to make sense of her fragmented and painful memories, so she can start again on Serenity."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"A strong River centric vid that communicates her reality better than most...A strong vid cram packed full of effects. With a lesser vidder, this might have been a problem, but Dayln)3 pulls it off." ~ feedback] at the reel review.
*"I adore your trademark candy clouds coloring. The layering is beautiful and touching." ~ feedback at the vid announcement.
*"The way you used colors in this and the way the images become darker in vibe with the louder parts of the music... amazing." ~feedback at the vid announcement.
*"I really enjoyed the lovely colours and the way everything all cross-faded together. It seemed like a really effective way to get inside of River's mind. I also really liked your composition, added push/pulls and great sense of musicality." ~ obsessive24's feedback] at the vid announcement.
Category:Firefly Vids
Paper Flowers (Professionals zine)

Paper Flowers is a slash AU 110-page novel by Kitty Fisher with Doyle as hooker. 
It required an age statement to order. 
It contains neither an editorial or interior art.
This story was published in 2000 by Wayward Books with its serial numbers filed off. 
==A Planned Sequel==
The Wayward Books site lists a planned sequel to this story, called "Saints and Darkness" that was to have been published in August 2002, but the book does not appear to have been published. 
Blurb: "Peter Duncan finally has a chance of happiness with his lover, Byrne - even to the point of enjoying the trivialities of domestic bliss. But no one can escape the past, and Duncan's is darker than most. When his life once more descends into violence, there is little he can do to prevent it. Once again, the lovers will need all their strength to survive the brutality that threatens to overwhelm their lives."
==Easy to Confuse==
"Fancy Dancing" by Kathy Keegan is often confused with "Paper Flowers" by Kitty Fisher. "Paper Flowers" is the one where Doyle is a
prostitute who used to be a policeman. "Fancy Dancing" is the one where Doyle is club owner and exotic dancer who used to be a policeman.
==Summaries==
An alternate universe origin story, set before Bodie and Doyle are partnered in CI5. CI5 agent Bodie has been having sex with a hooker named Ray Duncan, an association that isn't as casual as Bodie tries to convince himself it is. Matters take a sharp turn when Duncan turns out to be more than he appears and becomes involved in Bodie's latest op. from The Hatstand 
An alternate universe novel based in the world of CI5. Bodie believes Doyle to be a high-class prostitute, while Doyle thinks Bodie is a villain - are either of them right? from On the Double #28 
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==Republished As Pro Fiction==
In 2000, this novel was reproduced as original fiction and published by Wayward Books as "Paper Flowers" by Kit Fisher. from The Hatstand 
Wayward Books was created by Sara S. 
A 2008 review of the original fiction novel: 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines