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Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 003-004

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
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Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 3==
Passages 3 was published in July 1988 and contains 14 pages.
It contains 6 letters, some reprints of articles, and a con report for Space Trek #5.
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 4==
Passages 4 was published in August 1988 and contains 25 pages.
This issue contains 7 letters, a transcript of Howard Gordon's talk at the Creation Con on June 18, 1988 in Los Angeles along with a short description by Pam Igo of the con, and excerpts from books, newspapers, and magazines. Some letters mention Space Trek.
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 005-006

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 5==
Passages 5 was published in August 1988 and contains 25 pages.
It contains 14 letters, the second part of the Creation Con interview transcript with Howard Gordon, and a reprint of "A Dish and Her Lionhearted Dude" by Martha Bayless - Washington Post.
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 6==
Passages 6 was published in October 1988 and contains 25 pages.
Quotes from this issue were used in the audio meta An Honest Fantasy.
It contains 14 letters, the third part of the Creation Con interview transcript with Howard Gordon, numerous reprints of articles and interviews with actors and other producers, and a con report of Star Con and Roy Dotrice's appearance there.
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 007-008

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 7==
Passages 7 was published in November 1988 and contains 30 pages.
It contains 14 letters, numerous clippings, and the fourth part of the Creation Con interview transcript with Howard Gordon.
Excerpts from fan letters:
 
==Issue 8==
Passages 8 was published in December 1988 and contains 30 pages.
It contains 17 letters, many article reprints, and descriptions of some new episodes.
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 009-010

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 9==
Passages 9 was published in January 1989 and contains 30 pages.
It contains 14 letters and some reprints of articles. One of those articles was Strangest beast that he ever saw... on TV, and it gained a lot of angry comments from fans.
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 10==
Passages 10 was published in February 1989 and contains 30 pages.
This issue contains 12 letters and many reprints of articles. It also has an editorial from the editor, something that had not been done before in this letterzine. See Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 011-012

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 11==
Passages 11 was published in March 1989 and contains 18 pages.
This issue contains 9 letters and many reprints of articles.
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 12==
Passages 12 was published in April 1989 and contains 25 pages.
It contains 14 letters, some article reprints, and an essay about Viewers for Quality Television called The Affiliate Program.
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 013-015

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 13/14==
Passages 13/14 was published in May 1989 and contains 38 pages.
It contains 13 letters, many article reprints, and the listing of the contents of the music and poetry on the LP record album "Of Love and Hope."
Excerpts from fan letters:
==Issue 15==
Passages 15 was published in June 1989 and contains 22 pages.
It contains 15 letters and only three article reprints. One of the letters is a very long, detailed letter of watching an episode filmed, seeing and talking to Ron Perlman, Linda Hamilton, David Schwartz, and seeing some of Perlman's close family members. 
Excerpts from fan letters:
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)/Issues 016-018

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Passages (March 1988-August 1989) is a letterzine with eighteen issues. It hailed out of Nebraska, US and was the first letterzine devoted to the Beauty and the Beast universe.
The letterzine had the attention and support of TPTB. In issue #16/17 (July 1989), the editor wrote: "I would like to thank Mr. Roy Dotrice and Mr. George R.R. Martin for their gracious support of this publication. A thank you is so little in return for their timely gestures."
From Datazine #54: "A forum for comments, critiques, discussion and exchange of ideas for anyone interested in The Beauty and the Beast universe."
The letterzine ceased just as fans were getting information that the last season was going to have a different direction and tone. These fans did not yet know the extent of these changes, and their optimism that TPTB would "do the right thing" was combined with their wariness. See the progression in the comments in individual issues. Also see Things Began to Heat Up: February 1989.
See List of Letterzines for similar fanworks.
==The Issues==
See these subpages for details about individual issues, including quoted opinions and summaries of fannish views on topics current then, and now. 
Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues	Passages (Beauty and the Beast letterzine) Issues
Issues 001-002 	Issues 003-004 	Issues 005-006 	Issues 007-008 	
Issues 009-010 	Issues 011-012 	Issues 013-015 	Issues 016-018 	
==Issue 16/17==
Passages 16/17 was published in July 1989 and contains 36 pages.
This issue has 20 letters, many article reprints, and a cartoon depicting Beauty and the Beast (TV) fans and their letter campaign.
==Issue 18==
Passages 18 was published in August 1989 and contains 30 pages.
There are 23 letters and two clippings in this issue.
The editor states that this is the last issue. See August 1989: The End of the Road.
Passages (Sentinel zine)

Passages is a 87-page Sentinel novel by TM Alexander. 
On the cover: "Third Sentinel Gen Novel, Fifth Season, Six Sense Series." 
It has a slash and gen version.
==Series==
It is part of a trilogy:
* Gris Gris
* Retribution
* Passages
==Summary==
From the flyer in Retribution: 
From Agent With Style: 
==From the Editorial==
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Passages (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Passages is a Kirk-Spock gen H/C 128-page novel by Susan K. James. Art by Merle Decker.
It did not require an age statement to purchase.
==Summaries==
From a blurb in Scuttlebutt #8: 
From a flyer in Galactic Discourse #2: 
From a fan on ebay: 
==Flyer==
 
==Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
===1978===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Passages (Star Trek: Voyager zine)

Passages is a gen (with one adult het) 90-page anthology by Sue Love. The front cover by Warren Oddsson.
The content was originally on the internet before being included in this print zine.
==Contents==
* War Crimes (15 pages)
* Siren's Song (2 pages)
* Separate But Equal (13 pages)
* New River (Part 1 to 4) (18 pages)
* Power Struggle (1 page)
* New River (part 5) (30 pages)
* Ordinary Day (7 pages)
* The Game (2 pages)
* Legends (3 pages)
* Enigmatic Smile (1 page)
 
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Passages from Middle-Earth

Passages from Middle-Earth is a 133-page gen Tolkien anthology. It has a cover by Morgan Reinhold and other art by Barb Johnson and Gail Molnar.
* Son of Gondor by Laura Chevening 1 
* Rivendell by Laura Chevening 114 
* The Doors by Gail Molnar 115 
* Theoden's Return by Gail Molnar 117 
* White Lady of Rohan by Laura Chevening 118 
* Helm's Deep by Gail Molnar 119 
* After Pelennor by Laura Chevening 120 
* Encounter by Laura Chevening 122 
* It Came from Left Field by The Ringlettes 125 
* Raven and Gold by Laura Chevening 133 
* Processional by Gail Molnar 134 
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Passages of Time (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Passages of Time is a 95-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Barbara J.C. Stoddard. It contains no interior art. 
==Contents==
* Sad Endings, New Beginnings
* Brothers
* Aftermath
* Shattered Images
* Expectations
* A Second Change fro Joy
* Requiem
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Passeggiata

Passeggiata is a RayV/RayK story by Hth. It is part of the What It Is I See In You series.
==Author's Comments==
In her 2004 "My Year In Fic" review, Hth names Passeggiata as her "most fun story" of the year:
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Passerine

Passerine is a gen Dream SMP Royalty AU fanfic written by blujamas that was posted on Archive of Our Own between January and April 2021. It focuses on Found Family, drama, and war, and stars Technoblade, Philza, TommyInnit, and Wilbur Soot. As of Oct 2023, it has over 3 million hits and 87,000 kudos. It is currently the third most popular fic on AO3 and has been translated into Deutsch, Suomi, Čeština, and Português brasileiro.
A year after Passerine was first posted, blujamas began posting sequels for the fic. First, a prequel fic called shrike which is focused on George, Sapnap, and Dream who are gods in the Passerine universe and later two sequels called morning dove and mockingbird. 
The fic was also discussed widely after it disappeared from AO3 for a day, and it was eventually revealed that this was the result of the fic being added to an unrevealed collection. 
===Author's Summary===
== Reactions & Reviews ==
==Disappearance via Unrevealed Collection==
On October 8, 2021, Passerine was unexpectedly hidden from AO3. The author tweeted on October 8th about the fic having disappeared, and tweeted again later the same day saying it had been resolved. 
Fans noticed the fic had gone missing immediately.
Twitter user @four_ofcups claimed responsibility for the fic being hidden.
On October 12, the author thcscus and four_ofcups briefly exchanged. thcscus expressed disappointment and says the situation could have been resolved privately. four_ofcups said they found the situation funny and didn't understand "why everyone's being so weird [about] it."
Other fans described the event in Tumblr asks and referenced the scenario as a reason for authors to be careful when choosing to accept their works into collections. Passerine's situation might have influenced why so many fans were wary of the feature and cited how it could be used as a vector for harrassment.
And some fans made jokes referencing the scenario, and how Wilbur Soot had published a Dream SMP-related work to AO3.
==Inspired Fanworks==
===Animatics===
*Sunsprite's Eulogy by SAD-ist
*Just a bad dream || SBI Animatic || Passerine by Knp!!!
*Orbiting Naos by Rosartemis
===Songs===
*Last Goodbyes by Derivakat
*Tommy's Lullaby by lexalotl
*Forever by Wyn
==References==
Category:Dream SMP
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
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Passifan

A passive fan; the opposite of an actifan. According to Brave New Words: The Oxford Dictionary of Science Fiction, the term was in use as early as 1944.
Some argue that the very nature of being a fan is to punch back at the image of people passively consuming media, that fans actively engage with it in a variety of ways. Other fans argue the opposite; for example Tumblr as a platform that encourages passivity. comment by Morgan Dawn in Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Morgan Dawn (2012) 
Labeling someone a passive fan also touches upon the topic of what makes a "good fan" and a "bad fan."
 
==Regarding Fanworks and Fandom Activity==
A passive fan is a fan who consumes fanworks but does not create them, or actively add to fandom.
==Fan Comments==
===1974===
===1982===
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Passion

You could be looking for: 
*Passion, a Buffy the Vampire Slayer zine
*Passion!, a Beauty and the Beast zine
*Passion, a constructed reality Highlander vid by astolat
*Passion – Ein K/S-Sonderband, a German K/S zine
*Passion and Perfection, a femslash archive
*Passion, a due South story by Speranza
*Passion in the Shadows, a Dark Shadows zine
*A Watcher's Passion, a Buffy zine
*Passion: A Bratz Fashion Fanzine
*Passions, an American soap opera
Passion! (Beauty and the Beast zine)

Passion! is a het set of novels by Patricia Kehoe.
==Issue 1==
Passion! 1 was published in March 1994 and contains 68 pages. Art Information: Printed on lilac-colored paper (except the art). 
The art is by Inez Brown, including the cover and a notable foldout page at the end. The graphics are by Rosemarie Hauer and Shirley Leonard.
 
Image:passionbb-1.jpg|from issue #1, Inez Brown
Image:passionbb-2.jpg|from issue #1, Inez Brown
Image:passionbb-3.jpg|from issue #1, Inez Brown
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Passion, Verse II: Soul of My Soul was published in 1996 and contains 92 pages on lilac paper. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990s
Passion's Keep

Passion's Keep is a K/S story by Jenny Starr. 
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #1.
==Summary==
Spock invokes Lordʼs rights to have the human vassal he covets for one night.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎