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The Time Traveller

The Time Traveller was one of the earliest fanzines, published starting in 1932. Some consider it the first fanzine, period, and it was at the very least the first non-clubzine.Fancyclopedia: What Was the First Fanzine? In November 1933, it was absorbed by Science Fiction Digest.
According to Robert A. Madle in 1940, The Time Traveller was professionally printed instead of being mimeographed or hectographed.
== History ==
See The Birth of The Time Traveller.
== Reviews ==
Madle's account differs from Julius Schwartz' memory in The Birth of The Time Traveller, where he says that he and Mort Weisinger came up with the idea after trying their hand with some pamphlets, and only asked Glasser to join later. Schwartz says that Philip Rosenblatt mimeographed the first issue, meaning that Ruppert would have come in later with the printing equipment.
== References ==
Category:1932 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
The Time Tunnel

The Time Tunnel is an ABC 1960s science fiction TV series, using the theme of time travel to ensure that its two main characters experienced a variety of both historical or science fictional (futuristic) adventures. It starred James Darren and Robert Colbert, with Lee Meriwether, Whit Bissell and John Zaremba. The show was creator-producer Irwin Allen's third science fiction television series and was released by 20th Century Fox Television and broadcast on ABC. The show ran for one season of 30 episodes from 1966 to 1967. Five feature-length television films were assembled from 10 individual episodes in 1982.Wikipedia
The series was telecast (featuring comedic subtitles) on Australian television during the 1960s. 
A new pilot was produced in 2002 but did not proceed to a series.
It can be suggested that Quantum Leap and Sliders both owe their initial concept, and some story elements, to this earlier series.
==Production Treasure and Trivia==
In 1967, the show won a Primetime Emmy Award for "Individual Achievements in Cinematography - Photographic Special Effects". In 1968, it was nominated for another Primetime Emmy Award for "Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography".Internet Movie Database
Pop culture historian Martin Grams has written an extensive book on the series, including "dates of production, location shooting, production costs, differences between first and final draft of the scripts, memories from cast and crew, exclusive never-before-published behind-the-scenes photos, music cues, trivia, inside jokes and much more!" Among his many observations, he notes:
==Canon==
==Novels==
==Fandom==
The Time Tunnel Fan Forum was a Yahoo Groups mailing list for fans. It was active from 2003 to roughly 2014, when activity started to decrease. The forum didn’t close until 2019.
==Fan Comments==
==Fanworks==
===Skits===
The opening ceremony of Time-Warped convention in Sydney, Australia, featured a Harpic Productions' skit with Doug and Tony. They arrive in 1986 just in time for a science fiction media convention. Colleague Ann twiddles some knobs on her console but is unable to assist them.
Image:Timewarped.jpg|Doug and Tony emerge from the Time Tunnel into 1986.
Image:Timewarped2.jpg|Doug has lost his jacket. Tony has lost more than a jacket.
===Zines===
* Time Tunnel Fanzine
* Visiting Time, a gen V/Time Tunnel zine.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Time Tunnel works at AO3
* The Time Tunnel Fan Discussion Forum 
Category:Time Tunnel
The Time Tunnel Fan Forum

The Time Tunnel Fan Forum was a Yahoo group started in 2004 by Jeffrey Talbot, that had moderated membership, with 467 members at its close in 2019. The group was modestly active but received over 100 messages a month for many years. 
While the forum was intentionally formed to mainly discuss The Time Tunnel (ABC Network, 1966-1967), other Irwin Allen TV series such as Lost in Space (CBS Network, 1965-1968), and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (ABC Network, 1964-1968) were also discussed.
While posting diminished in 2014, it continued to have regular posts until the Groups site was revamped. Many members were also part of the Uncle Odie's Collectibles group run by Robert Vanderpool and Kirk Roderick, a group focused on Irwin Allen show merchandise and fan items.
When Yahoo Groups ceased operating in 2019, two separate new forum groups were created. Founder member Jeffrey Talbot started The Time Tunnel Fan Forum on Google Groups. Fellow member Todd Emslie started The Time Tunnel Fan Forum on groups.io. Both groups continue to this day, and share similar membership.
Original 2004 The Time Tunnel Fan Forum Yahoo Groups founding member, Jeffrey Talbot, passed away in late October, 2023.
==Description==
==Links==
https://groups.io/g/timetunnelfanforum
https://groups.google.com/g/the-time-tunnel-fan-forum
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Time Tunnel
The Time Warp

The Time Warp was a pesonal fanfiction site. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring where it was listed with the description: "Well, a very small, humble, but growing, arcive of Harry Potter Slash fanfiction. Mostly, for now, Lucius/Voldie ^^; and Harrd/Draco".The Harry Potter Slash SiteRing, via Wayback: 30 May 2001. (Accessed 12 October 2021)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:2000s
The Time of Fire and Shadow

The Time of Fire and Shadow is a full-sized, 151-page gen crossover novel by Sheila Paulson. It has a color cover by Sekhmet.
It is part of the What Matters Most Universe.
==Summary==
From the author: 
 
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2013 Zines
The Timeless Sands

The Timeless Sands is a gen Star Trek: TOS 48-page novel written and illustrated by Tarlan. It contains a single interior illo. The story is available on AO3 at: 
*The Timeless Sands
Summary from an ad: "Set on Vulcan, it tells the story of Kirk and Spock's first meeting and adventure together, a few years before the Enterprise." 
Image:timelesssands1.jpg
Image:timelesssands2.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Times They Are A' Changing (meta)

You may be looking for the Real Ghostbusters zine The Times They Are a-Changing.
The Times They Are A' Changing is an essay by K.S. Langley.
This column is revised and expanded from a Letter of Comment posted to FCA-L.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
The essay is a long one, focusing on all the changes in fandom regarding technology.
Some conclusions:
* The impact of technology regarding hardware/computers/VCRs of has been good. 
* The impact of technology on personal communication between fans has been good. 
* The impact of technology on group communication has been a mixed bag. 
* The impact of technology on fan artwork has been a mixed bag. 
* The impact of technology on fan fiction has been a very mixed bag.
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Times They Are a-Changing (Real Ghostbusters zine)

You may be looking for the meta essay The Times They Are A' Changing.
The Times They Are A-Changin' is a gen crossover 174-page novel by Mary Jean Holmes. The art is by Sandy Schreiber.
From a flyer: "Yes, this is what it looks like: Ghostbusters meets Back to the Future. It's odd, it's unusual, it's 176 pages, and it has illustrations by Sandy Schreiber and the author."
==Description==
From the publisher's website: "It had seemed like such a good idea, the perfect way to spend a long sabbatical, or so Ray Stantz, scientist and Ghostbuster, had thought. Take a month or two off, pull out his life's savings, and spend both doing something he'd dreamed of ever since he was a kid, something he'd been working on and planning and designing for years: building a time machine. And it had worked perfectly, too, sending his test hamsters into the past and future with nary a hitch. So when the time came to send people and Janine Melnitz, their secretary, let him talk her into participating, Ray wasn't worried that anything might go wrong. Sure, she was going back to witness a minor event in Egon's past, but she understood the dangers of interfering. She knew better than to do anything that might change history, and she didn't.
Or so she thought. When they returned home to 1989, she and Ray quickly discovered that three seconds' worth of difference had been enough to cause a serious alteration of their present, one that was about to end not only their futures, but the whole world's -- permanently. When things continued to go disastrously wrong and with time working against them, Ray was sure he'd finally dragged the world to the end of its road.
What he didn't know was that he wasn't the first person to have built a working time machine, that one had been successfully completed four years before by a friend and colleague of his out in California. And he certainly couldn't have known that, at the moment of Janine's fateful error and the explosion of Ray's time machine, that friend had been traveling in the future, had seen Armageddon coming, and had gone back to look for the cause. But what Emmett L. Brown eventually found on November 12, 1989 in New York City was an impending disaster not eve he could have predicted...."
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:Back to the Future
Category:1988 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Times of My Life - Blair's Life Story

The Times of My Life - Blair's Life Story is a Sentinel slash 104-page, digest-sized novel by Marion. The front and back cover art is by Maggie.
Blurb from the publisher, "...you’ll journey throughout Blair’s life as he shares stories with Jim one relaxing afternoon in the loft. Along the way, Jim gains more insight into what made his guide into the man Blair is today; and, comes to the realization, that perhaps fate did have a hand into bringing the two men together after all."
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2010 Zines
The Tinman

The Tinman is a Star Trek: TOS story by Paula Block.
It was published in the print zine Interphase #3.
Part of this is printed in Minara Nova, along with a single illo by Connie Faddis.
==Summary==
McCoy returns from Minara with all physical wounds repaired but with a heightened empathy that could mean not only the end of his medical career but a life of isolation if no solution is found.
==Author's Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1977===
===1984===
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
The Tirizan

The Tirizan is a K/S story by JS Cavalcante.
It was published in the print zine First Time #36 and online.
==Summary==
"At a diplomatic reception, a Betazoid diplomat “feels” the unexpressed love between Kirk and Spock and decides to do something about it. Sequel: Tirizandi."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1993===
===1998===
 
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Token

The Token is a Kirk/Spock story by Susan K. Dundas.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #8. 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock join McCoy at his cabin for shore leave soon after becoming bondmates during Spockʼs latest pon farr."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
Category:1990 Fanfiction
The Tolkien Sarcasm Page

The Tolkien Sarcasm Page hosts a variety of humorous pages, mostly written by the webmaster, such as a Tolkien Art Gallery with classic works of art presented as if they depict moments from Lord of the Rings. It also hosts The Lord of the... whatever, a collaborative parody re-telling of the Lord of the Rings, with each chapter contributed by a member of rec.arts.books.tolkien.
Category:Tolkien Websites
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:1997 Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
The Tolkien Society

The Tolkien Society is a UK society founded in 1969 by Vera Chapman (Belladonna Took) "to further interest in the life and works of J.R.R. Tolkien".About the Tolkien Society (accessed 1 October 2011) It was one of the first Tolkien fanclubs and is probably now the oldest Tolkien-only club. J.R.R. Tolkien remains the society's honorary president.The Tolkien Society: Vera Chapman (accessed 6 September 2012) Local subgroups are called smials. 
==History==
==Publications==
The society publishes a bimonthly non-fiction newsletter, Amon Hen (founded 1972), and an annual zine, Mallorn (founded 1970), which include critical essays as well as original fiction and poetry. The Peter Roe Memorial Booklets was published irregularly. The society also published Speculation on the Silmarillion.
==Meetings==
The society organises meetings several times a year, the main one being the annual Oxonmoot, held in Oxford in September. It also organises occasional conferences; past conferences include:
*J.R.R. Tolkien Centenary Conference (1992) - jointly with the Mythopoeic Society
*Tolkien 2005 - WayBack machine link here and here. Archived progress reports with cover art can be found here.
*The Return of the Ring (2012) - (link)
==Other Activities==
The society organises the annual Tolkien Reading Day held on 25 March (the day Sauron was defeated) since 2003.The Tolkien Society: Tolkien Reading Day (accessed 9 September 2012)
==References==
Category:Tolkien Fan Clubs
Category:1969 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
The Tolkienian War on Science

The Tolkienian War on Science is an essay in the Tolkien fandom by Joan Bushwell, published in 2007. It discusses Tolkien's attitude to science & technology, particularly as evident in his treatment of Fëanor & the Noldor in The Silmarillion, in the context of contemporary American anti-science sentiment.
The essay was awarded second place in the 'Genres: Non-Fiction' category of the 2007 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards.MEFA Archive: The Tolkienian War on Science (accessed 7 July 2016)
==Contents==
Bushwell argues:
*Tolkien's longing for a pastoral idyll rendered him anti-science/technology
*The Noldor are the Tolkienian equivalent of scientists & engineers, with the Silmarils being high-tech objects
*Science is amoral but scientists are human
*The Silmarillion ignores Fëanor's intellectual property rights to the Silmarils
*Fëanor's attitude to the Valar resembles contemporary scientists' attitude to the American Christian Right
*The Noldor's punishment was disproportionate
*Sauron is another example of a scientist/technologist
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Reviews==
The essay was generally well received, with reviewers considering it thought provoking even if they did not agree with Bushwell's argument. Reviewers who self-identified as science/tech people often strongly agreed with the conclusions, and some extended them to characters in The Lord of the Rings. Some reviewers enjoyed the essay's humour and the fast pacing. 
==Reference==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Tollian Affair

The Tollian Affair is a Star Trek: TOS story in script form by Claude Devaves.
It was published in Warped Space #2 and reprinted in issue #1/2.
One notable review of this story appeared in Warped Space #3 in the form of a letter of comment by Paula Smith. Smith lambasted the story for being a Mary Sue. In the letter, Smith refers to "Mary Sue" as "a worthless genre" and that the script form style of the story "simply not worth my time; the only reason I finished this, indeed, got past the teaser, was to review it. And my considered opinion is that it stinks."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1974===
==References==
Category:1974 Fanfiction
The Tom, Dick and Harry Series

The Tom, Dick and Harry Series is a Paris/Kim slash series by Emma Woodhouse. The stories form a continuous saga. 
The first story won an ASC Award.
* Tom, Dick and Harry	 (1)	 
* Lifewish (41)		 
* B'Elanna's Reward	(75)	 
* Harry's Revenge	 (82)	 
* The Trouble With Tuvok	(89)	 
* Unforgettable		(96) 
The stories were later collected in a zine in 2000.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Tom, Dick and Harry===
==Series==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY P/K Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Slash Zines
Category:1990s
The Tom Paris Dorm

The Tom Paris Dorm is a Tom Paris-centric archive. It is open to all pairings involving Tom Paris. It also contains links to various other archives. The site Win Award a JuPiter Station in July 15, 2000.
==Gallery==
File:The_Tom_Paris_Dorm_2002.png|intro page 2002
File:Tom_Paris_Dorm_intro page 2007.png|intro page 2007
File:The_TOM_PARIS_DORM_main_page_2007.png|main page 2007
File:Tpdbanner.jpg|TPD linking banner seen at CPR: The Chakotay/Paris Realm
==History==
The site joined the Chakotay/Paris Slash Ring on October 01, 2000. it was also a member of the Paris/Kim Slash Ring and the TEP Ring.
The archive is associated with a livejournal community, Tom Paris Dorm.
In December 2018, it was announced that The Tom Paris Dorm would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project. The import was completed in September 2021.
== Administration ==
*Webmaster & über-Admin: Jeanette Kofoed
*Admin: Sue Hayes
*Admin: Genie Chua
*Archivist: Robin Spivey
*Archivist: Karen Evans
*Archivist: Winnie
== References ==
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:2000 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:SlashCity
The Top 10 Most Over Baked X-Files Fanfic Themes

The Top 10 Most Over Baked X-Files Fanfic Themes is a 1998 post by fanfic chick at alt.tv.x-files.creative.
==Excerpts from the Post==
==The Tropes==
* I'm Just A Little Traumatized Due To My Childhood
* I'm Just A Little Traumatized Due To My Childhood. Please Hurt Me, includes the slash variation
* Introducing… The Very Naughty Alex Kryceck, includes the slash reversal variation
* Everyone Loves Everyone Else
* Here's a Character That Is The Author's Alter Ego
* Sex Or I Just Want Your Hot Pulsing Rod in My Secret Tunnel Of Love
* I Just Want To Rinse His Bed Pan
* It's An Alternate Reality in the Future Silly!
* It's Just a Bit of Cross Over Magic
* Scully Doesn't Like Boys At All and/or Scully Has Her Own Life
==Comments to the Post==
[Circe]: 
[ Dawson E. Rambo ]: 
[ CiCi Lean ] 
[Dawson E. Rambo]: 
Red Valerian: 
[BethLynn]: 
[JenT]: 
[Osu]: 
[CiCi Lean]: 
[Laura Burchard]: 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
The Topless Towers of Illium

The Topless Towers of Illium is a newsletter put out by the Australian fan club Trekkers in the Wilderness.
==A 1986 Issue==
*contains 12 pages
* a satirical short story called "Pucepiece: The Story of an Intergalactic Australian Conservationist"
* LoCs
* book reviews
* a pen pal section
* a "biting editorial comment"
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1980s
The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard

The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard is a gen 54-page novel written by Jean Airey and Laurie Haldeman and 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."
There is an extensive reference to this zine in Textual Poachers by Henry Jenkins. 
==Summary from a Flyer==
"A teleport malfunction causes Avon to swap places with Paul Darrow. Avon's experiences at a Blake's 7 convention are both hilarious and touching."
==Regarding the Title==
The title comes from Jean Airey's regular column in the zine called "Fantasy Empire" called "The Cheeseboard."
==RPF==
It is a FPF/RPF crossover, i.e. characters and actors swap places in this series. 
From the zine's introduction: 
==Technical Notes: "For Avon's Benefit"==
The zine's creators included some very specific technical notes regarding the production of the original print zine, which gives a peak into some 1988 computer hardware and software.
==Novels in this Series==
*The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard
*The Other Side of the Coin
*The Cost of the Cheeseboard
==Excerpts==
==Interior Art Sample==
Image:Avon with cat.jpg|Avon with cat, Gareth Thomas and wife Sheelagh in background, art by Gail Bennett
Image:Avon hugged by child.jpg| art by Gail Bennett
Image:Darrow returns.jpg|Paul Darrow is welcomed back with a group hug. Avon with teddy bear is in the background; art by Gail Bennett
Image:cheeseboard1.jpg|Avon shoots a chicken leg out of Gareth Thomas' hand
Image:cheeseboard3.jpg|You Are Receiving This Zine Because
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1987===
===1988===
===1992===
===1993===
===1994===
===1996===
===2013===
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Zines
The Touch of Your Hand

You may be looking for the Merlin/Arthur story One Touch of Your Hand to Mine.
The Touch of Your Hand is a K/S story by Dovya Blacque.
It was published in Legends #1 and Lingering on the Fringes #2.
==Summary== 
From "Legends": "Spock, ever observant, turns his insatiable curiosity on Kirk. More precisely, on Kirk’s personal life. Even more precisely, on Kirk’s kissing technique."
From "Lingering on the Fringes": "Why does it so bother Spock when he occasionally witnesses Kirk beginning a new flirtation with a woman? And do McCoy's theories on the subject hold any validity? Just how far outside the Vulcan box is the First Officer of the USS Enterprise willing to go to understand his own motivations?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2001===
===2009===
===2010===
==References==
 
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎