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A Kind of Magic (Highlander zine)

A Kind of Magic is a 105-page gen Highlander fanzine. 
It includes articles, poetry, and stories that feature those most dynamic of ancient enemies, Methos and Cassandra, as well as MacLeod, Joe Dawson and a host of others. Some of these stories have previously appeared on the Highlander Holyground Forum as part of the Mid-Week Challenges. 
The cover is by Leah Rosenthal.
==Regarding the Title==
The zine's title comes from the 1986 album by Queen. See A Kind of Magic.
==Contents==
* The Midwife’s Garden by Janice Rodriguez ("A medieval village is both refuge and peril for Grace Chandel, her Immortal teacher comes to discover.")
* Circumstances by Dell Highway ("In the aftermath of the tragic events of Endgame, MacLeod disappears and Methos and Joe Dawson follow, in order to discover whether their friend needs solace—or killing.")
* War in the Next Room; older version by Leslie Fish ("In a hotel room in Scotland, a pair of deadly enemies learn that Connor MacLeod's death has created several unavoidable ironies.") (winner of a 2003 FanQ)
* Unto Dust by Storie ("A haunting tale of one Immortal's journey in the midst of a land seized by Depression.")
* Crossroads by A ("Methos is in danger of losing the soul he fought three millennia to reclaim. His fate may depend on the aid of his best friend — and worst foe.")
* The Eyes of Age by Palladia ("Not long after the events of Comes A Horseman and Revelations, MacLeod, Methos, Joe and Cassandra are drawn into a war with an Immortal with a taste for butchery and no regard whatsoever for the Rules of the Game.")
* The Musings of Death by Titania ("Methos stumbles across a fateful battle, to tragic consequences.")
* Magic and the MacLeods (an article concerning legendary stories of the MacLeods and fairy folk.)
* Buried Treasure by Janice Rodriguez ("A small, enigmatic collection of artifacts are found in the desert, and Cassandra rediscovers memories lost more than 3,000 years before.")
* Let or Hindrance by Palladia ("How far is Methos willing to go to get what he wants...and will he recognize it when he finally gets it?")
* Musings in Bordeaux (a poem.)
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Highlander Gen and Het Zines
Category:2002 Zines
A Kind of Magic (Professionals zine)

A Kind of Magic is a slash Professionals 122-page novel written by (presumably) three writers: BLC-5am-C. It is a circuit zine.
It has the subtitles: "The Golly Has Landed!" and "On Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
A Kind of Magic (Sherlock doujinshi)

A Kind of Magic is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Equations. It's Sherlock/John.
Image:AKindofMagic.jpg|cover
==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
* yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
A Kindred Hand

A Kindred Hand is a Professionals story by E.T.. The story appeared in The Small Print #1. There was a sequel written under the same title but it was circulated in an unfinished state and, as of 1996, was still not completed.Joan Martin's notes sent to Morgan Dawn on July 12, 1996.
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists. 
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==References==
Category:1980s
A Kindred Spirit

A Kindred Spirit is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Gloria Fry. It was published August 1991 and has 75 pages. It is the second part of the Gift Beyond Price Trilogy.
==The Series==
* A Gift Beyond Price
* A Kindred Spirit
* Chosen Brother
==Summary==
Summary from the author's page: This continues the events in Gift Beyond Price. Along with many other problems, a powerful alien being causes havoc.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1991 Zines
A Kingdom by the Sea (Beauty and the Beast convention)

A Kingdom by the Sea was a series of three Beauty and the Beast (TV) conventions.
 
The first one was held in Norfolk, VA. The second two were held in Orlando, FL.
==Part of a Series==
These cons were part of an organized series of annual national Beauty and the Beast fan gatherings held in North America.
==1996== 
A Kingdom by the Sea was a Beauty and the Beast convention that was held July 12-14, 1996 in Norfolk, VA. 
It was sponsored by Lyn Musacchio and the Dreamseekers Fan Club of Virginia.
The event was subtitled: A Romantic Celebration. Photos, memories and videos can be found here WebCite. Archive.Today. and here. During the charity auction CABB raised $1600 for the Pediatric AIDS Foundation. The convention charity raised $4,500 for the Samaritan House.
 
The convention also published a con zine under the same name: A Kingdom by the Sea.
The 1996 Beauty and the Beast Fan Quality Awards were presented here. 
The convention dealt with the ongoing Beauty and the Beast Classic Wars by announcing the following in Of Love and Hope #3:
The rumors persisted, prompting another letter to "Of Love and Hope"#3 :
From Helper's Gazette: 
===1996: Convention Reports ===
 
==1999==
A Kingdom by the Sea Revisited was a Beauty and the Beast convention that was held in 1999 in Orlando, Florida. 
It was subtitled, "The Romance Continues."
The convention also published a con zine under the same name: A Kingdom by the Sea. 
===1999: Dealer's Room===
From the online flyer posted to volume 5 Of Love and Hope:
===1999: Convention Reports===
A convention report can be found here. Additional photos, memories and videos are archived here.WebCite. Archive.Today.
==2002==
A Kingdom by the Sea was a Beauty and the Beast convention that was held in 2002 in Orlando, FL. The event was subtitled: A Celebration of Love. The convention was also referred to as "A Kingdom by the Sea III". 
The convention logo was designed by Clare Sieffert. The convention also published a con zine under the same name: A Kingdom by the Sea.
 
WayBack link to convention website
===2002: Programming ===
Friday
* 9:30 - 12 opening ceremony
* 12:00 tunnelclothes from odds and ends
* 1:00 scrapbooking
* 2:00 puppeteering
* 3 - 5 talent practice
* 7:30 - 10 costume festivities & talent presentations
Saturday
* 9:30 Beast Bingo
* 10:30 Celebrity Q&A
* 11:30 Who wants to be a Beastiaire
* 1:00 2003 Convention
* 1:30 Tshirt
* 2:30 Sculpturing
* 3:30 Band of Angels
* 4:30 Autographs
* 6:30 Summerfest Ceremony
* 7:00 Banquet
* 10:30 Celebrity Auction
Sunday
* 9:30 - 12 Celebrity Brunch
* 12:30 - 3 Art Auction
* 5:00 Breakdown and pack up
* 6:30 - 8 Pizza Party
===2002: Convention Reports ===
Photos, convention reports and other memories are archived here.
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Conventions
Category:1996 Conventions
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:2000 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
A Kirk by Any Other Name

A Kirk by Any Other Name is a K/S story written by Carol A. Pierce.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #3.
==Summary==
"Kirk and a crewman are beamed up and a female copy is created of both, causing problems when Spock is attracted to the female Kirk."
==Excerpt==
"Kirk stepped off the transporter platform... he shuddered when his eyes locked onto the expressions of the two men... there was nothing wrong with him... he turned around. Adams was standing speechless. Beside him stood a female... a female James T. Kirk!"
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1990===
===1996===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
A Kiss on the Right Place

A Kiss in on Right Place is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Spock and Kirk from Star Trek: TOS, and was printed in Within the Mirror #9 for the story Tiger Burning Bright. 
 
==Fan Comments==
===1994===
===1995===
==References==
Category:1994 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Art‎
Category:Slash Art
A Knight's Tale

A Knight's Tale is a 2001 medieval adventure comedy-drama film starring Heath Ledger as the main character. Its 14th-century story is intentionally anachronistic, with many modern pop culture references and a soundtrack featuring 1970s music. The film takes its name from Chaucer's The Knight's Tale his Canterbury Tales, and also draws several plot points from Geoffrey Chaucer's work.
==Canon==
To according Wikipedia William Thatcher, a peasant squire who poses as a knight and competes in tournaments, winning accolades and acquiring friendships with such historical figures as Edward the Black Prince and Geoffrey Chaucer.
===Main Characters===
*William Thatcher aka. "Sir Ulrich von Liechtenstein" from Gelderland the knight from movie title (played by Heath Ledger)
*Jocelyn, a lady of noble birth and William's lover, (played by Shannyn Sossamon)
*Christiana, Jocelyn's loyal friend and lady-in-waiting (played by Bérénice Bejo)
*Count Adhemar, the antagonist who is a wealthy, battle hardened knight (played by Rufus Sewell)
*Roland, a squire to the late Sir Ector and a loyal friend of William (played by Mark Addy)
*Wat, a violent, young squire who is obsessed with the greater things in life and William's good friend (played by Alan Tudyk)
*Geoffrey Chaucer, as a big-headed writer and ring announcer, who believes he is very clever and more intelligent than others and has a terrible gambling habit, losing everything from his money to his clothes (played by Paul Bettany)
*Kate, a hard-working widowed blacksmith, pioneers a process for a lighter, stronger armor (played by Laura Fraser)
*Sir Thomas Colville aka. Edward the Black Prince (played by James Purefoy)
==Fandom==
A small fandom has emerged over the years, with fusions, crossover and pastiche fanworks. Since September 2001 until June 2022 a total of 168 works in the AO3, being 24 of these xovers. While since May 2001 until June 2022 in FFN, 202 works were published with 5 of them being xovers .
===Shipping===
*Geoffrey Chaucer/Wat
*Jocelyn/William Thatcher
*Edward the Black Prince/William Thatcher
*Geoffrey Chaucer/William Thatcher
*Adhemar/William Thatcher
*Edward the Black Prince/Joan of Kent
*Geoffrey Chaucer/Kate
*Geoffrey Chaucer/Philippa Chaucer
*William Thatcher/Wat
*Christiana/Jocelyn
*Christiana/Kate
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Geoffrey Chaucer/Wat) by misura
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* A Knight's Tale tag at AO3
* A Knight's Tale & crossover works at FFN
* A Knight's Tale Slash Archive
Category:A Knight's Tale
A Knight's Tale Slash Archive

A Knight's Tale Slash Archive was a Australian A Knight's Tale slash fanfiction archive. Stories were sorted by author and pairing.
The site was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring. From Free Joy: "The A Knight's Tale slash archive, where my stories are featured, along with many other wonderful slash fics!"Jai Marie. Free Joy: Links, via Wayback: 28 May 2002. (Accessed 14 May 2016)
==References==
Category:A Knight's Tale
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
A La Q

A La Q is a novel-length het fanfiction story (44,000 words) in the Star Trek: The Next Generation fandom. Jean-Luc Picard finds himself transported back to September 10, 1991, by Q. He has to make his way somehow, and ends up working as a short-order cook for a roadside diner owner by original character Rena Taylor, with whom he eventually forms a romantic relationship. 
One notable feature of the story is that the Star Trek (and Next Generation) television series do exist (and are apparently accurate) in the universe.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎Category:Het Fanfiction
A League of Their Own (archive)

A League of Their Own was a multifandom fanfiction archive.
==Fandoms==
*The Tenth Kingdom
*Anne of Green Gables
*Beverly Hills, 90210
*Coyote Ugly
*Diagnosis Murder
*Dr. Quinn
*Harry Potter
*Labyrinth
*Miss Congeniality
*Mulan
*Never Been Kissed
*Newsies
*Pearl Harbor
*Power Rangers
*Quantum Leap
*Remember the Titans
*Titanic
*X-Men
==Authors==
*Addie Logan
*Adrianna
*Alyx Alexandre
*Alli
*Ally
*Amanda
*Anastacia
*Anna
*Aspen
*auntiecallisto
*Aurora
*Autumn
*Banana
*Bartley
*Becky Lee
*Belladonna
*BlackDiamond
*Blueberry Pancakes
*Charon
*Dagmar Buse
*Dala
*Darkstar
*Hanofer
*Heather Feather
*HuntressMinerva
*J. Marie
*James Angel
*Jamie
*Jazzy24
*Jen
*Jenn
*Jocelyn
*Johnny
*Just Jill
*Jyorraku
*Kara
*Karen
*Katie
*Katta
*Kelsey
*Khaki
*Kylie
*Lia
*Libby Edwards
*Linda Brav
*Lisa Johnson
*Lizzy
*Logan's Marie
*Louisa
*Mags
*Meg
*Midget
*Minisinoo
*Miss Kris
*Nadja Lee
*Pam
*Reach
*Sande Hamilton
*Sandra
*The Mulan Fanatic
*Tiara
*Tiffany
*Verin Haley
A Leap to Late

A Leap to Late is a gen multi-story zine of Quantum Leap stories.
From an ad: "This multi-story zine is profusely illustrated and features a full color cover." 
It is related to A Leap to Far. 
There were narrative tapes available for the visually impaired.
==The Odd Title Spelling==
Note: yes, that is how the title is spelled on the cover of the zine. Some ads, such as one in Quantum Quarterly, issue #14, have the title spelled: "A Leap Too Late." 
==Issue 1==
A Leap to Late 1 was published in 1992 and contains 252 pages. 
The stories are written by Sharon Reynolds & Michelle Fouche. 
==Issue 2==
A Leap to Late 2 was published in 1996 and contains 250 pages. It has the subtitle "The Sands of Time."
It was illustrated by Sharon Reynolds.
* Garden of Evil ("There was more than posies, all observed, planted in the lush gardens of the Billignsly Estate.") 
* To Trudy with Love ("Sam needs all the help he can get when he leaps into an insane asylum, but will Al be able to concentrate on his mission when he learns that his little sister is also there?”)
* Leap Express ("Join us as Dr. Beckett drives a very special delivery truck. To see it call: ‘LEAP EXPRESS’ when it absolutely has to be there within Sam Becektt’s lifetime.”)
* other unknown content 
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Category:1996 Zines
A Learning Experience

A Learning Experience is a Kirk/Spock story by Lanora Moore.
It was published in Progressions.
==Other Fanworks in this Universe==
Other fans were inspired to write their own sequels to "Companion."
* Companion #3 (novel by Pamela Rose) (1980)
* The Only Logical Reason (in T'hy'la #5, author is K.S. T'Lan) (1985)
* A Learning Experience (in Progressions, author is Lenora Moore) (1985)
==Summary==
"Spock waits above in their spacecraft while Kirk attempts to lead a civilization away from slavery by influencing its leading philosopher."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
A Lecture Upon the Canon

A Lecture Upon the Canon is a 1982 essay by M. Rauch.
It was printed in S and H, a Starsky & Hutch letterzine, issue #36. 
The essay is a tongue-in-cheek, sassy comment on the slash debate, taking the argument that if you didn't specifically see it on the screen, it didn't happen. 
 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Slash Meta 
 
Category:Meta in Print
A Lecture from the Convention Lady

A Lecture from the Convention Lady is a 1992 how-to, instructional scold by Catherine Mori.
It was published in Data Base v.1 n.2, a Star Trek: TNG zine. That publication had a focus of the appearances of Brent Spiner at cons and of fans' con reports. Fan behavior was a common topic in the articles and letters, due to actual poor fan behavior as well as Spiner's complicated relationship with fandom, fan clubs, and fans.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* good fans and bad fans
* makes the assumption that the majority, if not all, fans are female
* Rule 1: you are a stranger to the guest of honor
* Rule 2: don't dare your friends to ask embarrassing questions
* Rule 3: don't diss the other guests of honor
* Rule 4: don't ask long, personal questions
* Rule 5: don't ask trivial questions
* Rule 6: don't shriek and swoon
* Rule 7: don't squeal out loud comments like, "He's cuuuuute"
* Rule 8: don't shout things out to the guest on the stage
* Rule 9: don't ask guest to pose for a photo with you as it wastes everybody's time
* Rule 10: don't ask guest to hug or kiss you
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1992 Meta
Category:How To
Category:Convention Meta
A Ledge Between the Streams

A Ledge Between the Streams is a 67-page gen Blake's 7 novel by Judith Seaman. 
There is a review by Jean Graham of this zine in both The Revel Times (unknown issue) and Avon Club Newsletter #54.
==Summary==
From zine agent Knightwriter: "A man called Scarton hired me, and paid me my first fee hand to hand as it's always done, so that both sides know who's hiring and who's hired. Claimed to be a distant relative, so 'distant' that he never came to the house at all. Never saw Shevron. That's what they told me his name was and I'm gullible, I believed it... for about 5 minutes...."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1990s
A Legend Begins

A Legend Begins is a gen Star Trek: TOS 210-page A5 novel by Barbara Alleyn.
==Contents==
It contains the following sections:
* Mary's Dream
* James T. Kirk
* Sam's World
* Games, Visits & Visions
* Earth
* Tarsus
* Iowa
* Starfleet Academy
* Janice
* Sam (George) & Aurelan
* Space
* A Special Vacation
* Survival Courses 1 & 2
* A No-Win Situation!
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
A Lesson in Perspective

A Lesson in Perspective is a Star Trek: TOS story by Connie Faddis. It has art by Gayle F.
It was published in the print zine Warped Space #20 and Relay #3.
==Summary==
"Connie extrapolates on what effect being confined to Janice Lester’s body would have on someone as caught up in being male as Kirk. Physical and psychological trauma from the transference and Janice Lester's hatred sends Kirk spiraling into depression and impotence. McCoy makes matters worse by plying him with aphrodisiacs on Wrigley's, sending him in search of relief he eventually finds in a drug den and causing a complete breach between Kirk and McCoy. Kirk ends up spending shore leave on secluded New Seattle with middle-aged, lively nurse Sajis Caffrey (who is a very appealing new character). All manner of things go wrong, but Kirk comes out of it right again." from an unknown source, an introduction in one of the zines? 
==Author's Comments==
In comments from the panel at SeKWester*Con, Too in 1977, Faddis said that she had trouble writing Janice Lester in this story because she did not like or identify with Dr. Lester and did not want to: 
==Gallery of Art: from Relay==
Image:relay3-1.jpg|inside issue #3, sample text
Image:relay3-2.jpg|inside issue #3, illo by Roo
Image:relay3-3.jpg|inside issue #3, illo by Roo
Image:relay3-4.jpg|inside issue #3, illo by Roo
==Gallery of Art: from Warped Space==
Image:warped20art5.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F. 
Image:warped20art6.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F. 
Image:warped20art7.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F. 
Image:warped20art8.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F. 
Image:warped20art9.jpg|art from issue #20, Gayle F. Jim and Sajis Caffrey, "What is woman? Why is sex? When is love?"
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==References==
Category:1976 Fanfiction
A Letter from “Crawly” to Azirapil

A Letter from “Crawly” to Azirapil is a Good Omens fanwork by mostlydeadlanguages, notable for the fact that it is in the format of a researcher's findings of a clay tablet – made by mostlydeadlanguages with photographs included – containing a letter from "Crawly" to "Azirapil". The etchings on the clay tablet were also the correct cuneiform, which mostlydeadlanguages had researched. 
The work also included reference to the merchant Ea-nāṣir, the subject of a complaint letter written on clay over 3,700 years ago, located in Ur and documented (alongside various other complaints about Ea-nāṣir from others at the time) . Ea-nāṣir and "low quality copper" became a meme on Tumblr , and readers were also delighted to see the reference in the fanwork.
The unique fanwork was very popular on Twitter, Tumblr, and Archive of Our Own, with the work receiving 29,000+ notes on Tumblr, and 19,000+ views and 400 comments as of February 2024.
The work inspired a one-shot, Fear of Heaven, by BarbaraKaterina.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2019 Fanfiction
A Letter to Marion Zimmer Bradley

A Letter to Marion Zimmer Bradley was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #4/5.
It is the last of the many formal responses to Vonda McIntyre's review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's book, Darkover Landfall. See the excerpts of this review, as well as many other responses at Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre.
See excerpts from some of the longer letter responses to the review at The Main Letters.
Since the zine series ceased with the issue this letter was printed in, MZB did not have a chance to respond in this venue.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* very little of the long essay is about Darkover Landfall, but instead about feminism in general
* "I wish I could castigate Bradley as a sexist which would make everything so easy! But clearly she's not. I do have a horrible feeling, though, that much of what she says in her letter is exactly what I would have said in or about the winter and spring of 1968, which is when I first met feminism."
* "[Bradley] hasn't yet begun to analyze what "sexist" means, beyond direct denigration"
* the letter is much more conciliatory than previous comments by Russ, something Russ acknowledges
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
A Life Well Wasted

A Life Well Wasted is a self-described "internet radio show about videogames and the people who love them" hosted by Robert Ashley.
The critically acclaimed show has often been likened to This American Life and Radio Lab due to its high production values and storytelling style. Each episode has a central theme with several stories about the subject, all of which are somehow linked with videogames. Artist Olly Moss created original artwork to be featured with each episode.
==History==
==The Episodes==
* Episode One: The Death of EGM
* Episode Two: Gotta Catch ‘em All
** B-Side: The Henry Lowood Interview
* Episode Three: Why Game?
** B-Side: Why Game?
* Episode Four: Artists, Fans & Engineers
* Episode Five: Help
* Episode Six: Big Ideas
* Episode Seven: Work
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2009 Podcasts
Category:2010s
Category:Video Game Fandom