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A Private Conversation

A Private Conversation is an essay by Janice K. Hrubes.
It is an example of the many fan testimonials that fans wrote that described an actor's personal qualities and interaction with fans and fandom.
This essay was printed in Illogical These Humans!!, and its topic is George Takei. 
==Context==
These essays had several functions. One was booster-ism for the actor and fandom, aimed at encouraging others' enthusiasm and support. These essays also operated as evidence that one had had good fortune in meeting the actor and could be a form of fannish cred.
As with con reports, the essays also gave fans who could not travel, or did not have access to celebrities, to vicariously enjoy someone else's encounter. 
These testimonials were almost always very positive, both by their very nature, and because many of them were published in actor print zines which were sent and supported by the celebrities for which they lauded. In fact, an added bonus for many fans was the very thought that the actor may actually read their essay, something that bridged a gap between them. It wasn't unusual for there to be statements included in the essay that addressed the celebrity directly, such as "Thank you, [name], for all that you do for us!" Or in the case of this particular essay, "George, wherever you are, whatever you are doing, the fact that you played Sulu on a television show may have brought me over to say hello that first time.... God bless you and keep you."
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Zine Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
A Private Little Warvill

A Private Little Warvill is a gen Star Trek anthology published by a member of the Star Trek Correspondence Club fan club in the UK, Susan Warvill. It is a two volume series published in 1981 in connection with Aucon '81 - 28th - 31st Aug 1981 held in De Vere, Coventry.
==Issue 1==
Volume one of the anthology series consists of three stories by Susan Warvill. It contains 48 pages.
The editorial page states that "All typing, spelling, collation and other errors herein courtesy of K. Levett and J. Mortimore, both of whom now have short, stubby fingers."
Contents:
*The Toy (3)
*The Bluff (20)
*The Bittersweet Taste of Revenge (24)
==Issue 2==
Volume two of the anthology series consists of three stories by Susan Warvill. It contains 50 pages.
Contents:
*Discrimination (3)
*It is Better to Have Loved (18)
*A Greater Love Has No Man (26)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
A Private Mission

A Private Mission is a Kirk/Spock story by Natasha Solten. 
It was published in the print zine The Sound of Rain.
 
==Summary==
"When Spock does not appear at their preset meeting place while he and Kirk are on a secret mission, Kirk sets out to find him and discovers Spock beaten and raped." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1986===
===2010===
==References==
 
 
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
A Private Obsession

A Private Obsession is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Resch.
It was first published in the print zine KSX #1 and subsequently online in Side by Side #17.
==Summary==
"The owner of a factory where Kirk and Spock work while stranded on an unknown planet becomes obsessed with Kirk and uses Spockʼs illness and Kirkʼs fear for him to make Kirk his lover."
==Some Author Comments==
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Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
A Prize of War

A Prize of War is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Karita Wyr.
Summary: While negotiating on behalf of the Republic, Qui-Gon is forced to accept a prize of war. 
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
A Promise Kept

A Promise Kept is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Mercutio.
Summary: Pre-slash, angst, romance. When Obi-Wan realizes that other people want his master, will he decide to compete for an intimacy he knows his master doesn't want to share with him? First in a series.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
A Promise of Eternity

You may be looking for the zine, Promise of Eternity by Burke.
A Promise of Eternity is a het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Heather Peters and Lynne Arthur. 
It contains poetry by Rainier Maria Rilke.
The cover art is by Susan Perry-Lewis. 
It is an AU love story written with a romantic touch. In it, the third season never happened.
This zine required an age statement to purchase.
==There Are Two Editions==
===110 Pages===
One edition was 110 pages and contains much more art.
Art titles:
* These are My Hands by Inez Brown (3)
* Surrender by Pat Leslie (11)
* Before the Dawn by Pat Leslie (24)
* Something that has Never Been by Inez Brown (40)
* Life Without Limits by Elaine Landman (49)
* Reflections by Inez Brown (58)
* Intertwined by Inez Brown (71)
* A Beginning by Pat Leslie (96)
* Of Things that Should by Inez Brown (99)
* Vincent's Touch by Inez Brown (101)
* Sunshine by Inez Brown (108)
File:promiseeternightcolor.jpg| front cover, perhaps hand-colored by a fan?
File:promiseofeternityback.jpg|back cover, this one shows some water damage
===Sample Gallery: The 110-page Edition===
File:promiseofeternity-1.jpg|Inez Brown (not in the 84-page edition)
File:promiseofeternity-2.jpg|Inez Brown (not in the 84-page edition)
File:promiseofeternity-3.jpg|Inez Brown (is in the 84-page edition)
File:promiseofeternity-4.jpg|Inez Brown (is in the 84-page edition)
File:promiseofeternity-5.jpg 
===84 Pages===
The 84 page issue only contains six pieces of art by Inez Brown. 
This issue contains several poems by Rainer Maria Rilke.
File:promiseofeternity.jpg| front cover
==Reactions and Reviews: The 84-page Edition==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
A Proper Pantomime

A Proper Pantomime is a 40-page collection of humourous short stories by Miri Rana, Jeremy S.C. Broadribb and Ray Dowsett. One hundred copies were published.
==Contents==
* A Proper Pantomime by Miri Rana, with subspace interference from Jacqueline Y. Comben (in which a pair of ears meet their owner) (1)
* Flight of the Aardvark by Jeremy S.C. Broadribb (in which a determined man is put on ice) (4)
* Random Factors by Ray Dowsett (in which a boot fails to fit) (21)
* The Plug by Jeremy S.C. Broadribb (in which a chattel is parked) (23)
* Once Upon a Stardate by Ray Dowsett (in which Scotty plays a tune) (30)
File:properpanto1.jpg|sample page
File:properpanto2.jpg|sample page
File:properpanto3.jpg|sample page
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1988 Zines
A Proposed Model of the Vulcan Heart

A Proposed Model of the Vulcan Heart by Sandy Deckinger is a 3-page article, one of the first in media fandom that speculated on Vulcan physiology. 
It was printed in Spockanalia #1. The diagram, with an added preface but no article, was reprinted in Spockanalia #3.
For a similar topic, see Vulcan Genitalia.
==An Excerpt==
File:Spockanalia1art3.jpg|a helpful diagram by Sherna Comerford, based on an original sketch by Dorothy Jones
Image:spockan1-10.jpg|first page
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1967 Zines
A Protest Song for Drug Dealers

"A Protest Song for Drug Dealers" aka "The Shadow Government" is a Man From U.N.C.L.E. vid by Dr. Worm aka dearratboy. It was made available for download and uploaded to the vidder's YouTube page on May 9, 2008.
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by elizabethhelena on her own journal on February 14, 2009,elizabethhelena on LiveJournal. , posted 14 February 2009. and on Crack Van on February 27, 2009:
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Vids
Category:2008 Vids
Category:Gen Vids
A Prudential Light

A Prudential Light is a Pride and Prejudice fanfiction by Tree, written for the 2009 Femgenficathon to the prompt I'm not alone, I'm free. I no longer have to be a credit, I don't have to be a symbol to anybody; I don't have to be a first to anybody. -- Lena Horne.
It is a canon-compliant character study of Charlotte Lucas, a secondary character in the novel, and covers a period of thirty years, from her childhood about twenty years before the novel, until around a decade after the end of the novel. The story is structured in four scenes, each set ten years apart. It also features other members of Charlotte's family, Elizabeth Bennet, William Collins and cameos from Mrs Bennet and Lady Catherine de Bourgh. In response to reviews of the original post, Tree states:
The author's summary is: Charlotte Lucas at seven, seventeen, twenty-seven, and thirty-seven. It is rated G. The title is presumably a quotation from the novel, excerpted from a comment by Elizabeth responding to Mr Darcy about Charlotte after her marriage to Mr Collins:
The story was originally posted to Tree's fiction journal, borrowedfable (the livejournal version has been imported to dreamwidth). The story is also archived at Archive of Our Own.
==Reception==
"A Prudential Light" was well received, receiving many reviews for a relatively short gen story about a minor character. It was recommended in The Fangirl Tour and elsewhere, and was recorded as a podfic. Many reviewers appreciated the thoughtful view of one of the novel's best-loved minor characters. Charlotte's characterisation was praised, particularly how well she was brought to life at the different stages of her life, and her relationship with Elizabeth. The prose style, a readable mix of Austen & more contemporary writing, the invocation of the Regency period, the amusing cameos from Mrs Bennet & Lady Catherine, and the bittersweet ending were other particular highlights for reviewers.
==Recs & Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
Luzula recorded a 22-minute podfic of the story for the 2010 Amplificathon. It is archived at the Audiofic Archive.
==References==
Category:Pride and Prejudice
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
A Public Warning: FF7 Fandom

A Public Warning: FF7 Fandom is a website outlining the experiences of several fans who lived in the so-called "Final Fantasy VII House". The webmaster had previously posted these allegations on LiveJournal (at some point on or before 1 May 2006).https://web.archive.org/web/20070301000000*/http://genkicrack.livejournal.com/339434.html 
The original LJ post and website gained attention from the FF VII fandom, but also from the wider internet community. The post inspired discussion, investigation and attempts to find the fans mentioned. 
==Contents and claims==
==Sarah Saga==
The Sarah Saga is a story that appeared on Live Journal in 2008. It bears some striking similarities to the main figure in the A Public Warning. In this story, a new housemate, Sarah, supports herself by getting her fandom friends to give her money for her "religion". 
==Links to other fandoms==
Another site, TattleCrime.org, draws links between the FF VII House, and a similar cult following in the Hannibal (TV Series) fandom. See Tattle-Crime for more information.
==Further Reading and Discussion==
* Crazy in Love an article on the escapist magazine (2009)
* The FF7 House discussion on Reddit (2014)
* When Fandom Goes Wrong: The Dark Tale of the 'Final Fantasy VII' House an article on Vice (2015)
* The Final Fantasy House | Down the Rabbit Hole by Fredrik Knudsen
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VII
Category:Fandom Occurrences
A Pugnacious Angel

A Pugnacious Angel is a gen Professionals story by Gil Hale.
Author's summary: "Written for the PROSFanFic List Lyric Wheel #3, devoted to friendship and partnership, and based on the Billy Joel’s I Like You Just the Way You Are."
Fanart for the story was illustrated by Roven in 2010 and included with the story on the author's website. Roven credits the story with "[making her] pick up a pencil after a decade of neglecting the hobby."roven75 at LiveJournal. Comment on "Prosfic rec - While the Dust Settles by Gill Hale", posted 24 January 2011.roven75 at LiveJournal. Three Bodie pics, posted 02 October 2002. Links to the art Gil Hale's website, "from a few months ago."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
A Question

A Question was a 1940 list printed in The Science Fiction Fan. The anonymous author asked whether science fiction was having a positive effect or a negative one.
== Text ==
Advantages 		Disadvantages
Develops imagination 		Prevents reader from distinguishing between realities and unrealities.
Gives reader a general understanding of science 		Gives reader false scientific facts, occasionally.
Gives reader practice at criticism. 		Gives reader bad literary style.
Gives reader something utterly alien to ordinary life that will take his mind from worries and troubles 		Gives reader natural inclination towards "blood and thunder" stories.
Presents new ideas, new visions of future, new plans, etc. that give scientist many of their inspirations		Sometimes gets too far ahead of scientist to be a sparkling goal.
Gives people interest in science. Some become famous scientists. 		Gives some people lack of interest in science because long scientific theories in stories bore them.
Gives a hobby that causes correspondence and meetings of new friends on their common interest 		Creates organizations some being commercial and means of advertising.
The article concluded that Advantages had 7 strong arguments and 0 weak ones, while Disadvantages had 5 strong arguments and 2 weak ones.
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
A Question of Balance

A Question of Balance is a K/S slash 80-page novel by Alexis Fegan Black writing under the name Della Van Hise.
The interior art is by Mike Verina and Vel Jaeger.
thumb|back cover by Vel Jaeger|left
This story is a sequel to "Though This Be Madness" published in Naked Times #2.
==Its Place in K/S History==
It is one of the first Kirk/Spock full standalone novels published -- Mirrors of Mind and Flesh and Nightvisions were two novels published in 1979.
All three of these novels were preceded by Alternative: The Epilog to Orion in 1976.
Thrust was the first all K/S anthology published.
==From a Flyer==
==Summaries==
Summary: An accident with the Guardian of Forever brings Kirk and Spock and their Mirror Universe counterparts together in Pre-Reform Vulcan. Spock and Kirk meets Lucifer which test their relationship in intriguing ways.
Summary from an ad in Not Tonight Spock! #11: "AQ0B is story of how "our" boys as well as their "mirror" counter parts must learn to live & work together as they are trapped in Vulcan's pre-Reform past. Twists & turns, as well as in-depth character exploration."
==Excerpt==
==From the Editorial==
==Gallery==
File:A Question of Balance interior 2.jpg| interior art by Mike Verina
File:questionofbalance1.jpg|Vel Jaeger
File:questionofbalance2.jpg|sample text
File:questionofbalance3.jpg|Michael Verina
File:questionofbalance4.jpg|Vel Jaeger
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1980 Zines
A Question of Charity

A Question of Charity is a gen Quantum Leap 63-page novel by Penelope Hill. The print is very tiny.
The artist is Joan Jobson.
From the zine: "Editor's note: the original draft of this story was set near the end of the Quantum Leap timeline as seen in the series. Mid-edit we discovered that it had to be set in 1998-pre The Leap back or A Leap for Lisa. However, we continued to refer to Ziggy as "she" throughout: Ziggy, to us, will always be Deborah Pratt, and we like her that way!"
==Excerpt==
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1994 Zines
A Question of Honour (Star Trek: TOS story)

A Question of Honour is a Kirk/Spock story by Jane Jones. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #6, and one of a series of fanworks based on a single illo.
This story has a sequel called Debt of Honour.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are prisoners of the Klingon and Romulans when Spock goes into pon farr and are deliberately kept apart."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
==References==
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
A Question of Love

A Question of Love is a K/S story by Chris Hoch.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #21.
==Summary== 
"Spock's decision to return to Vulcan after the 5-year mission wasn't accepted with much grace on Kirk's part. But now that Spock is back on board the USS ENTERPRISE, the old friends find themselves facing some truths that had been far too unacceptable to admit at the time of their parting."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
A Question of Sanity

A Question of Sanity is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Rick Endres.
 
It was printed in Stardate #4. 
==Summary==
"Kirk and the captain of the U.S.S. Mediator are en route to a distant star. But has Jonathan Spencer gone mad? - Some mature scenes." Lander's comments: "It's the tale of a man who becomes convinced that his wife is dying while he's having sex with another woman. Not explicitly written, of course. After all, this is s genzine. But I'm sure that you'll find it interesting, and a little like "One Step Beyond."
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==References==
Category:1980 Fanfiction
A Question of Trust (Blake's 7/Star Trek: TOS zine)

A Question of Trust is a gen Blake's 7 and Star Trek: TOS crossover 93-page novel by Pat M and Sue S.. It has the subtitle: "An Enterprise/Liberator Encounter." It also contains poetry by S. Meek and a single illo by Min.
It was reprinted in Enigma #1-#3.
File:questionoftrusttext.jpg|sample text
 File:A Question of Trust int art by min.jpg| interior art by Min, Blake a character from Blake's 7
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1979 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
A Question of Trust (Star Trek: TOS story)

A Question of Trust is a Kirk/Spock story by Jan Sullivan.
It was published in Greater California K/S.
==Summary==
"Spock is angered when McCoy, accidently learning that Spock and Kirk are bonded, and he reacts badly."
"McCoy's initial reaction to Spock's confirmation of his bonding with Kirk is anger. The doctor tries to explain his feelings to Spock as he fights the deep ache of loneliness."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
A Random Evil

A Random Evil is a 2005 essay by fernwithy.
The essay has 61 comments.
Regarding the title of the post: "Wow. So people think the anagrammatic point of 'Romilda Vane' is 'I'm A Dan Lover.' Okay. I guess the letters work. But I kind of suspect, if there's any anagram point to it at all, it's 'A Random Evil,' which fits what she does. I mean, yes, she fangirls Harry (who is not Dan), but her function in the plot is to accidentally make Ron crazy, leading to his poisoning. A totally random bit of evil. I'm just sayin'."
==Some Topic Discussed==
* Harry Potter, focus on the book "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince"
* canon
* original fiction
* fan expectations
* authorial intent
* fanfiction
* does reading fanfic demystify the authorial role?
* is fanfic self-indulgent, and if yes, is that okay?
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from Comments==
==References==
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
A Rant on the Death of NoCo

A Rant on the Death of NoCo is a meta essay about Cody/Noah, a popular ship in the Total Drama fandom.
== Topics Discussed in the Post ==
* NoCo fandom as it was during 2014 on Tumblr compared to how it was during 2008 on other websites, back when it was known as Nody.
* Reasons why fans discredit NoCo.
* Other ships involving Noah, (mentioned are Izzy/Noah, Duncan/Noah, Owen/Noah, Alejandro/Noah,) and his "high standards."
* The common headcanon that they wouldn't have much in common or get along.
* Who "tops" and who "bottoms," and why would it even matter.
* The common headcanon that Cody is straight.
(+ some others)
== Excerpts ==
=== Beginning ===
=== Ending ===
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Total Drama Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
A Rare Storm

A Rare Storm is a K/S story written by Dovya Blacque.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #7 and reprinted in Dyad #20.
==Summary==
"On shoreleave together, Kirk makes known his contentment when he's with Spock, and his need to finally give himself to one person."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
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==References==
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
A Rare and Precious Gift

A Rare and Precious Gift is a Kirk/Spock story by Sharon Pillsbury. 
It was published in the print zine Off Duty #2.
==Summary==
"Kirkʼs status as a kept man while he, Spock and McCoy are stranded after a shuttle crash, causes anger and resentment after their rescue when Spock and McCoy misunderstand his reasons for it."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
A Rare and Precious Thing

A Rare and Precious Thing is a 96-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel written in screen-play format by Claudine McCraney. 
The interior black and white art is by McCraney and her son, Kevin.
It is an SND story with Catherine in the witness protection program.
It has a sequel, The Covenant.
==The Author's Foreword==
==Interior Sample==
File:rareandprecious1.jpg|art by Kevin McCraney
File:rareandprecious2.jpg|art by Caroline McCraney
File:rareandprecious3.jpg|sample text
File:rareandprecious4.jpg|art by Kevin McCraney
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1991 Zines
A Rare and Special Gift

A Rare and Special Gift is a Kirk/Spock story by Sharon Pillsbury. 
It was published in the print zine Off Duty #2.
 
==Summary==
"Kirkʼs status as a kept man while he, Spock and McCoy are stranded after a shuttle crash, causes anger and resentment after their rescue when Spock and McCoy misunderstand his reasons for it."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
A Ray of Hope

A Ray of Hope is a 195-page adult het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology of stories by C.M. Henley, Anna Deavers Kelley, and K.A. Booth. 
The art was done by the authors.
Some of the stories in this zine are also in Yesterday, a Child.
This zine has a sequel called Up Top.
==Description from a Flyer==
 
==Contents==
* The Physician's Heart by C.H. Henley (reprinted in Yesterday, a Child) (3)
* A Question of Humanity from an idea by Bill Henley (reprinted in Yesterday, a Child) (11)
* Emily by C.M. Henley (16)
* To Know Another's Pain by C.M. Henley (24)
* Little Monster by A.M. Deavers (reprinted in Yesterday, a Child) (32)
* Small Miracle (reprinted in Yesterday, a Child) (45)
* My Brother's Keeper (51)
* Parting by C.M. Henley (57)
* Wavelength by C.M. Henley (75)
* Runaway part one (78)
* Interlude: Aloneness (87)
* Runaway part two (90)
* Outgrowth (96)
* A Better Mousetrap by K.A. Booth (112)
* The Bog Down in The Valley-O (127)
* Trick Or Treat by C.M. Henley (132)
* Sonnet: After "A Happy Life by C.M. Henley (138)
* Homecoming by C.M. Henley (139)
* Revelation by C.M. Henley (156)
* A Ray of Hope (160)
* Heartache by C.M. Henley (178)
* The Very First Time (185)
==Sample Interior==
File:rayofhope1.jpg
File:rayofhope2.jpg
File:rayofhope3.jpg| reprinted in Yesterday, a Child 
File:rayofhope4.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category: Beauty and the Beast Het Zines 
Category:1989 Zines