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Millennium Trek

Millennium Trek is a 107-page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction by Gamin Davis. Color "Kirk and Spock on the Bridge" cover, art by the author. 
==Summary==
==Contents==
Story summaries are from here.
* First Duties ("K&S, Sa, A; angst, h/c [G] A "Journey to Babel" sequel that focuses on the real reasons that Kirk and McCoy had to trick Spock into being Sarek's blood donor, and ramifications it has for Spock's relationship with his parents--especially Sarek--once they find out. This part: prologue dealing entirely with Spock's thoughts upon arriving to find Kirk after his attack by the")
* An Unexpected Illness ("K&S, Mc, hurt/comfort (PG for explicit descriptions of some superficial disease symptoms) Sequel to "The Immunity Syndrome" in which Spock is found to have contracted an alien disease from the giant ameba. He and McCoy spend their leave on Starbase 6 caring for Spock and trying to find a cure.")
* The Loneliness of Command; another online link ("K&S, angst, h/c [G] Missing Scenes from "The Galileo Seven" in which Spock, while recovering from his leg injury, tries--with Kirk's help--to deal with his feelings of shame over losing the lives of two men on the Murasaki 312 mission, his first away mission command.")
* Darkness ("A short back story to the episode "Operation: Annihilate!", covering how Spock dealt with his period of blindness and how Kirk dealt with his nephew, Peter, and the loss of his brother, Sam.")
* A Last Embrace ("(TOS, S/Ch, K&S; h/c, angst [PG for subject matter]) A few missing scenes from "Amok Time", falling between Spock's request that Christine make him plomik soup and his going to the Bridge with Kirk and McCoy upon arrival at Vulcan, mainly dealing with how Christine reacts to his condition and her discovery that Spock already has a wife --as well as more private talks between Spock and Kirk as he and Christine each try, in their own way, to help Spock deal with the pon farr.")
* Heroes ("K&S, mild angst, no slash (and no crying, for those who are bothered by that) [G] SUMMARY: Missing scenes from "The Savage Curtain", in which Spock discovers that his "image of Surak" is not *exactly* as he had expected it to be, and from after the episode, when Kirk helps him understand why.")
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Millennium Trilogy

The Millennium trilogy is a series of crime novels by Stieg Larsson. It consists of three books: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Swedish title: Män som hatar kvinnor), The Girl Who Played with Fire (Flickan som lekte med elden), and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest (Luftslott som sprängdes).
The series was adapted into three internationally-successful Swedish films, released in 2009, and the first of three American film adaptions was released in 2011.
== Fandom ==
== Links & Resources ==
* Millennium Trilogy - All Media Types at AO3
** Millennium Trilogy - Stieg Larsson (novels) at AO3
* Millennium Trilogy fics and crossovers at FanFiction.Net
Category:Books & Literature Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category: Millennium Trilogy
Millicent (Elden Ring)

Millicent is a non-playable character in Elden Ring.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Gallery==
File:Millicent Is Bae by Aryf.jpg|Millicent Is Bae by Aryf ‎ 
File:Millicent by Mudequipy.jpg|Millicent by Mudequipy ‎
File:Millicent by Nikita1404.jpg|Millicent by Nikita1404 ‎ 
==Resources & Links==
*Millicent Elden Ring, Elden Ring Millicent, and Millicent tags on Tumblr
*Millicent (Elden Ring) at Archive of Our Own
*Millicent at the Elden Ring Wiki
Category:Elden Ring Characters
Millicent (Star Wars)

Millicent is a fanon character who is General Hux's cat.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Many Star Wars Sequel Trilogy fanworks include General Hux's fannish cat Millicent. 
Arising from several tweets made by Lucasfilm's Pablo Hidalgo, Millicent became a popular feline character in works focused on Hux. She is appears in fanart and fanfiction. Hux and Millicent also fall into the Villains with Cats trope.
Millicent the Cat is tagged in over 1200 works on AO3.Millicent the Cat works on AO3].
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* by Lobsterdam 
===Fanart===
* by fandom Kylux and Co 2023 (Our_Own_Star_Wars) 
* by ratcredy, 2023
===Meta===
* 
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*Millicent the Cat (Star Wars) tag on AO3
*#millicent the cat tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
Category:Fanon Characters
Millie

Millie may refer to:
==Characters==
* Millie, a character from Total Drama
* Millie, a character from Helluva Boss
* Dr. Mildred "Millie" Finch, a character from Numb3rs
* Millie Harcourt, a character from The Bletchley Circle
* Ver'million "Millie" Blue, a character from PARTIZAN
== Fans ==
* Millie Fabricuis, a zine contributor
== People ==
* Millie Bobby Brown, an American actor
Millie/Priya

Millie/Priya, known mostly as Prillie, is the pairing of Millie and Priya in the Total Drama fandom. They are each other's best friends and have a considerable amount of screen time together in the Total Drama reboot. The gen interpretation of their relationship, Millie & Priya, is more popular, and the pairing is a rarepair overall.
Millie/Priya, along with Axel/Nichelle, was infamously "sank" after season two of the reboot aired. This paired Priya with Caleb, forming Caleb/Priya, and Axel with Ripper, forming Axel/Ripper. Still, it is the most popular pairing for Millie and the second-most for Priya, though Damien/Priya is more popular than it in some circles.
==Common Tropes & Fanon==
* Friends to Lovers, and it's common for Millie & Priya works to be pre-slash.
* It's often a background pairing in fanworks.
==Fan Reception==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2024)
* (2023)
* (2023)
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2023), Millie feels awful about not reading Priya's Total Drama Guidebook, and wants to be honest and admit it to her, even if she's afraid of her reaction. Priya's reaction, it turns out, is one of the best things that ever happened to her.
== References/Further Reading ==
* on Shipping Wiki
* on Total Drama Wiki
Category:Total Drama Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Interracial Pairings
Category:Total Drama Femslash Pairings
Millie & Priya

Millie & Priya refers to the gen friendship that Millie and Priya have on Total Drama. Many fanworks include Millie & Priya as a background pairing to keep in line with canon. The majority of the fanworks which do focus on them are pre-slash for Millie/Priya as of 2024, which is less popular.
==Common Tropes==
* Going deeper into Millie's arc after season one is common, as is having them talk about Priya's family life.
* Fanart may feature them in their superhero costumers.
==Millie & Priya Fandom==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2023)
* (2024)
* (2024)
* (2023), cosplay AU with outfits from Hirogaru Sky Precure.
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2023), Priya tells Millie and Damien a story about her home life.
=== Fan Edit ===
* (2023)
=== Memes ===
* by courtney-deserved-better (2023)
==References/Further Reading==
* on Total Drama Wiki
Category:Total Drama Gen Relationships
Category:Interracial Pairings
Category:Total Drama Relationships
Millie Bobby Brown

==Fannish Activity==
Early publicity for the Netflix film version of Enola Holmes made a point of characterizing the project as a result of Millie Bobby Brown's being an avid fan of the books by Nancy Springer, and that Brown was playing an active part in the development and production of the movie. Given that Brown is the right age to have been in the books' target audience at the time of publication, this is a clear instance of a fan's interest leading directly to the adaptation of a published literary work - and, with the success of the first film, to the recent revival of the literary series as well as the development and production of Enola Holmes 2.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Gifset===
====2019====
==References==
Category:Stranger Things
Category:Actors
Millie Harcourt/Jean McBrian

Millie Harcourt/Jean McBrian is a femslash pairing in The Bletchley Circle fandom. The pairing grew in popularity within fandom when the spin-off series, The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco was released.
==Canon==
Millie and Jean worked together at Bletchley Park during the war, with Jean being the supervisor for the team the remaining members of the group worked in. From flashbacks, they seemed to have a relatively cordial working relationship, though they were not as close as Millie was to Lucy and Susan, due to Jean’s supervisory position.
In the main canon, they meet up again seven years after World War II ended to help Susan solve the pattern of serial murders she has discovered. 
In the spin-off show, The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco, Millie convinced Jean to accompany her to America in pursuit of solving the murder of a colleague of theirs during their time at Bletchley Park. Once there, Millie decided to stay while Jean planned on returning to England, causing a brief arc of tension between them. Eventually, Jean opted to stay as well, much to Millie’s delight and they continued to live together.
==Fandom==
Fandom interest in the pairing first started with the second season of The Bletchley Circle, particularly after the episode, Uncustomed Goods. This was the first case the group worked on after Susan Gray left the show; Susan/Millie had been the bigger pairing in the fandom up to that point. 
The fandom around Jean/Millie grew with The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco. Not only did Jean and Millie live together in the US, but there were a number of scenes which fans could draw intimacy interpretations from. For example, the scene where Millie is trying to convince Jean to stay in the US with her is easily interpreted from a perspective of an intimate relationship, and there are multiple scenes where Jean or Millie are in danger or where elements of hurt/comfort are applicable. 
Additionally, the San Francisco spin-off made it canonical that Millie was bisexual. As Jean showed little-to-no interest in men and there was a scene where she was clear that getting married was not something she anticipated happening, this has also played into fan-interpretations of Jean as a lesbian or sapphic character.
===Fan Commentary===
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
*Light Me Up by Ilintrek.
===Other Fanworks===
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
*Millie Harcourt/Jean McBrian tag at Archive of our Own
==Other Fannish Resources==
==References==
Category:The Bletchley Circle
Category:Femslash Pairings
Millions Knives

Millions Knives is the main antagonist of Trigun Stampede, and is the twin brother of Vash the Stampede. 
Knives, also called "Nai" by Vash and their adoptive mother Rem Saverem, is an Independent Plant, meaning he is part Plant and part Human. He harbors a deep hatred for humanity, and at one point attempts to wipe out the entire human race aboard the SEEDS Ships where he was born. This hatred stems from discovering the mangled remains of a fellow Independent, Tesla, who was experimented upon and essentially tortured to death by human scientists. It is unclear if Tesla is still alive in her tank, though her eyes (which are shown in a different tank than most of her remains) appear to have 'plant markings,' indicating possible awareness. Most likely, Tesla is dead, as is the case in the manga. Regardless, her horrific state is the catalyst that prompts Knives' attempted genocide. 
As a child, Knives is shown to be simultaneously deeply afraid of humans, disgusted by their existence and actions towards Plants, and deeply resentful of his brother's love for them. As an adult, he is shown to be cold, calculating, and prone to violence, even going so far as to take over Vash's mind to force him into Knives' plans for the Plants. Knives wishes above all else to have Vash on his side and for them to create an "Eden" for Plants.
Knives has the highest onscreen kill count of the series (though fans of the series may dispute this depending on who they believe is ultimately responsible for the Julai incident). He commits his kills using his Plant ability: manifesting tendril-like knives and wielding them telekinetically. Commentary from Orange Studios indicated a connection between Knives' ability and Tesla in episode 3, in that Knives' swirling ability forming a dome over a doomed city was analogous to Tesla's "eye." 
Despite his intent to eventually kill all humans, Knives is worshiped as a god or angel by the Eye of Michael cult. Notable members include Legato Bluesummers, who fanatically chases Vash and Nicholas D. Wolfwood on behalf of Knives. 
== Fanworks ==
As of January 2024, there are 2,513 pieces of fanfiction on ao3 tagged with Millions Knives (other fanfiction sites are not yet included in these counts). He is most commonly romantically paired with:
# Vash the Stampede (1,120 works to date)
# Nicholas D. Wolfwood (298 works to date)
# Vash the Stampede/Nicholas D. Wolfwood (194 works to date)
# Legato Bluesummers (189 works to date)
# Meryl Stryfe (34 works to date)
Category:Trigun
Milliways

Milliways is a pan-fandom RP that started LiveJournal in 2004, centered around the Milliways Bar from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. In 2012, it was imported to Dreamwidth, where its activity continues.
The Dreamwidth community (with all content imported from the original Livejournal) had over 106,000 entries and over 5,165,000 comments as of March 2021.
== About ==
==Links==
*Original LJ community
*Original Milliways Back Room
*Post explaining upcoming move to Dreamwidth
*Milliways at Dreamwidth
*Milliways Back Room at Dreamwidth
*Milliways and Community: milliways_bar on AO3
Category:2000s CommunitiesCategory:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Category:Role Playing
Category:2004 Communities
Category:Journaling Communities
Millylicious

Millylicious, more commonly known as Milly, is a vidder and frequent panelist at the Vividcon vidding convention. She is also a fan artist and an occasional fanfic author.
She first came into vidding through the Charmed fandom, but quickly turned to Buffy the Vampire Slayer. After joining Midnight Lair and later on, The Reverie, she expanded her vidding to several new fandoms. She has among other things designed award templates for The Fourth Wall, as well as cover art for vid compilations by Jarrow, Obsessive24 and The IC. She has also contributed to several Big Bang challenges (see related artwork here). 
Milly's videos, art and fanfiction are all hosted on her personal website, Inner-Demons.org, as well as her livejournal. She is a part of The International Contingent, aka The IC, along with vidders Bradcpu, Buffyann, dragonchic, Kiki_miserychic and Obsessive24.
Category:Fanartists
Category:Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
Milo

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Milo may refer to:
== Media ==
* Milo Murphy's Law, an American cartoon
== Characters ==
* Milo, a character from Critical Role
* Milo, a character from Pokémon
* Milo Murphy, a character from Milo Murphy's Law
* Milo Thatch, a character from Atlantis: The Lost Empire
* Scorpio Milo, a character from Saint Seiya
==Fans==
*Milo, a Carry On fan artist
== People ==
* Milo Ventimiglia, an American actor
Milo's Fan Club

Milo's Fan Club was a Yahoo Group formed by fans of Milo Thatch, protagonist of Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
The final non-spambot post in the group was by Rebmakash on June 15, 2004:
==Active members==
*Lieutenant Starlite/milo_j_thatch/milo_j_thatch2
*kelizadolittle/Kelly
*watson_jr_2000
*eal_77477
*Rebmakash
*Jennit10/Jen
*samann1121
*angel_natja
*queen_kidagakash
*atlantima
*shahnahkehm
*mars_bars86/Hayley
*thylacines_forever
*nymuea
Category: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Milo (Pokémon)

Milo is the first Gym Leader the player, (either as Gloria or as Victor,) faces in Pokémon Sword and Shield, released in 2019. He gets focus in a good amount of fanworks, but less so than other SWSH characters.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
In acronym ship names, Milo is represented with "yr," short for his Japanese name Yarrow. The acronyms were created by the Japanese side of the fandom mostly on Twitter before being adopted elsewhere. Common portmanteaus also originate from Pixiv unless it uses their English names.
====M/M | Yaoi====
* Milo is most commonly paired up with Piers, forming NightGardenShipping, aka Milopiers or Nettleshipping. In Japanese, this is most often called YRNZ or ヤロネズ (Yaronezu), meaning Milo is the seme and Piers is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as NZYR or ネズヤロ (Nezuyaro).
* Milo is also shipped with Gordie, forming StoneGardenShipping. In Japanese, this is most often called MKYR or マクヤロ (Makuyaro), meaning Gordie is the seme and Milo is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as YRMK or ヤロマク (Yaromaku).
* Milo is also shipped with Raihan, forming ApplinShipping. In Japanese, this is most often called KBYR or キバヤロ (Kibayaro), meaning Raihan is the seme and Milo is the uke in the coupling. The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as YRKB or ヤロキバ (Yarokiba).
====F/M | NL====
* Milo is also shipped with Nessa, forming WaterLilyShipping. In Japanese, this is called YRRR or ヤロルリ (Yaroruri).
He is also popular for self-shipping and yumejoshi.
===Less Popular Relationships===
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art ===
* (2022), Milo with his Eldegoss and a herd of Wooloo.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Milo Thatch

Milo Thatch is the protagonist of the Disney films focused on Atlantis: The Lost Empire.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
Due to marrying Kida Nedakh after she becomes queen, Milo is considered by some to be among the Disney Princes.
=== Shipping ===
* Milo/Kida
* Milo/Vinny
* Milo/Rourke
Crossover Pairings:
* Milo/Jane Porter (Tarzan crossover)
== Fanworks ==
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* Milo works at FFN
* Milo works at AO3
* milo-thatch-fc, a deviantART
* Milo's Fan Club
== Resources ==
== References ==
<references>
Category: Atlantis: The Lost Empire
Milton A. Rothman

Milton A. Rothman was active in early science fiction fandom. He joined the Science Fiction League in 1934 and founded its Philadelphia branch (later the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society) in the same year. He was one of the few fans at the First Convention in 1936. Later he was a charter member of the National Fantasy Fan Federation.
== Zines ==
* Fantasy Fiction Telegram [1936-38] (with others)
* Milty's Mag [1940-46]
* National Fantasy Fan [1940s]
* Plenum [1946-49]
* Science Fiction Debater [1939]
* Third Science Fiction Convention Booklet [1941] (with John V. Baltadonis and Ossie Train)
* War in Heaven [1940] (for FAPA, with Elmer Perdue and Jack Speer)
== Individual Works ==
* Skylark vs. Thought (1938), a rare example of early "fan fiction" that was actually based directly on a professional author's work
* The Convention of 1960 (1937-1938), an early example of fannish RPF
* Science Fiction is Escape Literature (1939)
* The Next Trend (1940)
Category:Deceased
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:2001 Deaths
MilwApa

MilwApa or Milwapa is a monthly local APA based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, founded in 1984. As of September 2021, it had published 444 distributions and is still active.
The collations rotate to various members homes. The OE is currently Gregory G. H. Rihn. Minac is one page every other month, and the copy count is 20, although there are usually fewer contributors than that. 
During the Covid-19 pandemic, in-person collations were suspended and the apa was distributed electronically. It returned to regular collations in July 2021.
Category:APA
Milwaukee Time Lords

Milwaukee Time Lords is a Doctor Who fan club. They also focused on other British TV shows such as Monty Python, and various other ventures after Doctor Who was cancelled in 1989.
They published two zines: Qui to Time (fiction) and The Relative Times (newsletter).
==About==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1989 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Mimeograph

Mimeograph was one of the early methods of printing a fanzine. It is the second step: the first step is cutting the text into stencils. Then the stencils are placed onto the rolling drum of the mimeograph machine and ink is applied. The drum is either hand cranked or electric.
For more information regarding the history of mimeograph machines, go here. You can also watch a video of an Gestetner mimeograph machine in operation here.
In 2003, K.S. Langley wrote an essay describing the methods of early zine production. 
For a debate on the merits of offset vs mimeo printing go here. 
==A Contemporaneous Description==
In 1982, in issue 33/34 of the S&H letterzine, Barbara Green Deer described the various printing methods in her article: "Zine Publishing: Choice of Medium.":Mimeo: 
==Fandom Usages==
*The CFS Review, the 1941 Denvention convention zine was an example of early mimeographed zines. 
*Reviewing the zine Never and Always :"The zine probably would have been better as a novella within another zine, since $2 for 36 offset pages is a bit steep; mimeo would have been perfect, but it is not always available."
*In a review of Ambrov Zeor #1: "Suggestions on layout are apparently needed; blank page sections abound, and there is no reason for the cover of an offset, or very well xeroxed zine to be MIMEO."
*Carol Lynn has, as she herself describes it "been involved in fandom for (mumblelty) years. Fandom has not yet destroyed her memory, because she clearly remembers the days when owning a mimoegraph machine was considered the apex of technology for fan publishing...she published one of the first professionally offset printed zines, Kraith Collected in 1973." 
*Ruth Berman recalls the drawbacks of ditto and mimeo while producing T-Negative, one of the earliest Star Trek: TOS anthology zines: "The drawback to Ditto is that you get only some 50-100 copies before the master is worn out. When my subscription list got too large to handle on Ditto, I switched to Mimeo, which allows many more copies, but cannot match Ditto for placement of color detail and makes even the rough kind of color that can be done much more difficult. So once I switched to Mimeo, it was all b&w (and when I reprinted the early issues in Mimeo, the result was all b&w)."
==Naming the Beast==
Typewriters and mimeographs were sometimes given an name by their owners.
* "Thank you to Connie Faddis for storing our maniacal machine, Martha. We named him/her/shim/ after somebody who is consistent, reliable, and a good worker: our co-worker: Martha." from Scuttlebutt #5 
==External Resources==
*Mimeograph machines - Wikipedia entry
* The Enchanted Duplicator by Walter Willis and Bob Shaw (fable)
==References==
Category:Zine Glossary
Mimor Six

Mimor Six is a Kirk/Spock story by Jesmihr. 
It was published online (unknown date), in the ezine Side by Side Special Edition #4 (2004), and in Cyberdreams #2 (2005). Written in response to the KSOF 2003 (second wave) novel/novella challenge, it won the first prize of $50.Side by Side archive link (accessed 30 Nov 2020)
==Summary==
"Spock and another Vulcan are kidnapped while working on an important scientific project; Kirk risks everything to find them."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2004===
===2005===
===2007===
===2009===
===2019===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎