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Poignant Sting

Poignant Sting is a novelette by Ione, a sequel to Austen's novel Emma, written as a stocking stuffer for Yuletide 2008. It is rated PG. It is inspired by the line from the novel:
:"Ay, very true, my dear," cried Miss Bates, though Jane had not spoken a word--"I was just going to say the same thing."
The title comes from Mr Knightley's question in the novel:
:"Pray, Emma," said he, "may I ask in what lay the great amusement, the poignant sting of the last word given to you and Miss Fairfax?"
The author's original summary is: Emma and Jane have become close friends. But when Emma stumbles on what may be a secret, communication becomes difficult . . . She also notes I was thinking about what life would be like for the newlyweds, then when I saw that one line Miss Bates spoke . . . there was this story.
The story is also archived at Archive of Our Own (under the title "The Poignant Sting"). The author summary at AO3 reads: Inspired by a single line in EMMA, spoken by Miss Bates, this story examines the early days of marriage for both couples, through the vector of Miss Bates' unknown special ability . . .
==Inspiration==
Ione writes:
==Characters & Themes==
Like the majority of fanfiction for Emma, "Poignant Sting" is a canon-compatible sequel which follows the novel's pairings. The main pairings are Emma Woodhouse/George Knightley and Frank Churchill/Jane Fairfax. Miss Bates plays an important role, and Mr & Mrs Elton, Mr & Mrs Weston, Harriet Martin, Mr Woodhouse, Mr Perry and an original character all also feature.
The story deals with pregnancy and childbirth with Regency-period medical care; three of the newly married women give birth during its course. More broadly, it considers happiness in marriage, comparing the marriages of the Churchills and the Knightleys. There's also an unexpected touch of the supernatural, with one of the characters being revealed to be telepathic.
==Reception==
The story was generally well received, gaining particular praise for its character voices and for capturing the style of Austen. Most readers enjoyed the way it believably integrates telepathy into the Austen world, adding depth to the original.
"Poignant Sting" is one of the most widely recommended works of Emma fanfiction, appearing at Crack Van and elsewhere. As of July 2013, "The Poignant Sting" is the second most popular fanfiction in the Emma category at AO3 by number of hits.
==Related Fanworks==
Luzula recorded a podfic of the story for Amplificathon 2011; it is 1 hour 24 min long.amplificathon: "The Poignant Sting", by Ione (Jane Austen's "Emma") (accessed 6 July 2013) As of July 2013, it is the only piece of Emma podfic in the Audiofic Archive.
==Recs & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Point of Contact

Point of Contact is a Jim/Blair story by Jane Davitt. It won the Extra Sensual Pleasures Award for Multipartner and Kink at the 2009 Light My Fire Awards.
Categories: angst, AU, BDSM, dark, family, hurt/comfort, prostitute, discussion of slavery, first time male/male sex
Warnings: discussion of rape, reliving of rape, PTSD, graphic BDSM, dub-con, some Naomi-bashing if you squint
A podfic read by laurie_ky for Point of Contact and Point of Order can be found here on LiveJournal and here on the Audiofic Archive
==Series==
*Point of Contact
*Point of Order
*Loss of Contact
==Author's Comments on this Story==
See for many more comments regarding this story.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Point of Divergence

Point of Divergence is an Alex Rider story by pongnosis.
Summary: In one world, Cossack heard about Albert Bridge and looked the other way. In another, John Rider found a stray assassin on his doorstep. An AU told in snapshots for the Alex Rider Big Bang. Updates irregularly as real life allows.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:2020s Fanfiction
Point of Know Return

Point of Know Return	was written by Sandra Gent & Virginia Green and illustrated by Mike Verina. It is a Star Trek: TOS story in the zine Sun & Shadow. 
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
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==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Points in Time

You may be looking for the SG-1 zine A Dozen Points in Time
Points in Time is a gen anthology with missing scenes written by Brenda A. for each season. 
Two issues were published. 
Cathy L. is the front cover artist.
==Summary==
==Issue 1==
Points in Time 1 contains 133 pages and was published in May 2002. 
The art is by Cathy Lussier and Brionher.
* First (and Second) Impressions (3) 
* Four Into One (19) 
* Responsibilities (31) 
* Loyalties (47) 
* Passions (59) 
* Losses (71) 
* Sometimes the Very Young... (87) 
* Hope and Despair (97) 
* Through the Looking Glass (111) 
==Issue 2==
Points in Time 2 is 180 pages and was published in May 2003. 
* Resurrection (3) 
* The Destroyer of Worlds (17)
* Memories (41) 
* Trust (59) 
* Reunions (81) 
* Knowledge (101) 
* Out With the Old, In With the New (121) 
* Talking to Plants (139) 
* One Giant Leap... (165) 
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines Category:2003 Zines
Points of View

Points of View is a Star Trek: TNG story Kellie Matthews-Simmons.
Author's summary: "Picard, Worf, Data and Riker encounter an unusual diplomatic situation."
The story won a 1995 Unofficial USENET Fan-Fic Achievement Award for Best Erotic ST:TNG story.Kellie's 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' Fanfic, accessed 12 December 2018.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Pointy Stakes

Pointy Stakes is The Mad Poetess' slash fanfiction site.
Description from Le Jardin de Givre:
The page was a member of the Xander Slash Web Ring and The Angels and Bad Boys SiteRing.Pointy Stakes!, via Wayback: 10 August 2001. (Accessed 26 April 2012) After the Tripod incident in 2001 the page moved to a new addressPointy Stakes!, via Wayback 08 August 2001: Okay, this is not to say that I don't trust Tripod, but... At least until I get everything transferred back over, the site is at http://www.jbx.com/~boethius/forged/stakes.html Sorry to make you click the extra link-- but if I do a redirect, I'm afraid they'll zap me again! (Accessed 26 April 2012) where it stayed for a few years before it moved again. As of 2012 the stories have moved to the Archive of Our Own.
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File:Pointy_Stakes!-2003.png|2003
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Tripod
Poirot Café

Poirot Café is a fanfiction-centric Detective Conan forum created by Crimson Amarone and hosted on Proboards. The site is known for running writing challenges and contests. Like most Detective Conan fandom spaces, it also welcomes Magic Kaito fans.
The forum takes its name from a location within the Detective Conan universe.
Category:Detective Conan
Category:Magic Kaito
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Websites
Poison Apples

Poison Apples is a Professionals story by Pam Rose.
It is based on the movie, "The Wicker Man." "I kept telling myself I’d already done a couple of B/D novels based on movies (Poison Apples from The Wicker Man and Double Vision based on a character from Who Dares Wins) and the last thing I needed was to do another." -- from the editorial in Professional Dreamer 
"Poison Apples" was printed in In the Public Interest #1 and then later released to the circuit library. 
A version that was rewritten and edited from the original version is now on Archive of Our Own.
==Responsefics==
It was followed by two stories, each written by a different author. 
Apples for the Lady was written by TD Murphy and published in In the Public Interest #3.
The third story is Antidote to Apples written by Kris Brown and published in Compounded Interest #1.
==Summary== 
Poison Apples is often referred to as a fusion story and is based on the book and the film The Wicker Man by Anthony Shafer. In the story, Bodie has an argument with Doyle and to cool things off, Cowley sends Bodie alone to Summerisle island to look into the disappearance of a friend's son. The people on the island live a seemingly bucolic life worshiping pre-Christian gods and living without modern technology (no electricity, phones etc.) When Bodie submits his resignation, Cowley forbids Doyle from investigating. Doyle disobeys and travels to the island to discover a seemingly brainwashed Bodie, happy to live amongst the islanders. Doyle manages to break through Bodie's haze to learn that Bodie is in love with him and that his unrequited feelings made him more susceptible to the islanders. They flee, but even as they consummate their sexual relationship, the island will not let them go and they are re-captured and separated. Doyle is then led to a bizarre fertility ritual where a drugged Bode is being used to impregnate the island women to help reduce the number of birth defects brought on by inbreeding. At the end of the breeding ceremonies, the islanders plan to burn Bodie as a sacrifice. Doyle and Bodie escape by swimming away from the island, but as they look back they learn a horrible truth. Poison Apples can be read at the online circuit library here.
==Fan Comments==
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==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction
Poison Ivy's Greenhouse

Poison Ivy's Greenhouse was a fansite and small fanworks archive in Batman fandom, focused on the character of Poison Ivy. It contained 6 stories by 3 contributing authors and 9 pieces of fan art by 3 artists. It seems like the site was only active for a short period, form 1996 - 1997, but remained up for viewing until the closure of GeoCities in 2009.
Category:Batman Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Poison Pen Press

See Poison Pen Press/Numbered Zines.
Devra Langsam of Poison Pen Press published Star Trek fanzines in the 1970s-1980s. In 1976, Devra changed the name of her small press to Poison Pen Press after the departure co-editor Deborah Langsam from fanzine activity. Prior to founding Poison Pen Press, Devra helped publish one of the first Star Trek zines Spockanalia in 1967 with her co-editor Sherna Comerford. In 1970, the editors of Spockanalia split into two fanzines: Masiform D, with Devra and Debbie Langsam as editors, and Nevertrodden Worlds with Sherna Comerford as editor.
Masiform D #5 in 1976 was the first publication under the name of Poison Pen Press. The issue ran 98 pages, was mimeographed, with Devra as the sole editor. It became the longest-running Star Trek fanzine, spanning over twenty years. The zine won a FanQ award in 1983. The last Masiform D was published in 1998.
From the editorial in "Masiform D #5": "...I'm making myself over (why not, you say) into a small business. It was last year's income tax that did it. As a small business, I can deduct con expenses, postage, some rent, professional literature (for which, read sf and fanzines) and a host of other things I'd have bought anyway. So, I got my self certified. (No personal comments, please.)"
Poison Pen Press also mimeographed fanzines for other editors: In 1976, they published a fanzine index called Trekindex 2/3, which ran 105 pages and cataloged 159 fanzines from the years 1966 to 1976 by author and subject, listing stories and articles only.
In 1980, Poison Pen Press stopped using mimeographs to publish fanzines and switched to perfect binding. That year they also co-sponsored MediaWest's Star Trek Fan Fund, which was designed to assist a fan in attending a convention of their choice, that they would otherwise be unable to attend.
Poison Pen Press has also been recognized by professional writers as being instrumental to their early writing development: "I'd managed to make every single Beginning Prose Writer error. Twice. But I had also fallen among small press editors--notably Poison Pen Press' Devra Langsam, who gave unstintingly of her time and energy to point them out." from A 2005 Interview with Rosemary Edghill at 
==The First Catalog: 1976==
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==Zines==
Among the fanzines published under the name Poison Pen Press:
*Threshold, a novel-length Nu Ormenel story by Fern Marder and Carol Walske with 112 pages (1978)
*One Way Mirror, with 251 pages, offset, and was perfect bound. (1980) It won a FanQ award in 1981.
* Masiform D series
* many others
See Poison Pen Press/Numbered Zines.
 Image:masiformdflyer.jpg| a 1980 flyer printed in Warped Space #43
Image:poisonpen1988flyer.jpg|a 1988 flyer
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*Boldly Writing
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==References==
Poison Ring

Poison Ring is a Blake's 7 Jenna/Servalan story (with past Jenna/Cally) by Susan Douglass. It was published in the multimedia slash fanzine No Holds Barred #12.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Poison and Flames

Poison and Flames, or pyrorogue, was a LiveJournal community dedicated to the X-Men pairing of Pyro/Rogue. As of December 2015, there is 160 members.
==About==
:This is the first and, so far, only community dedicated to the relationship between St. John Allerdyce aka Pyro and Marie D'Ancanto aka Rogue. Shippers from Comicverse, Cartoonverse and Movieverse are welcome to bask in their common love for the firestarter and the girl with the deadly skin.
==Rules==
:1. Absolutely no bashing of other relationships, actors or characters will be tolerated (there is a difference between bashing and constructive criticism, try not to cross it).
:2. Feel free to post anything you want. Whether it be a new discussion, graphics, icons, fanfiction, videos, other fanart, etc. Only so long as it pertains to the Pyro and/or Rogue in some form. 
:3. LJ Cuts are your friends, use them and avoid spamming everyone's flists 
:4. Please tag your entries appropriately.
:5. Stay on Topic. This is very important. We're in a Pyro/Rogue community, so save chit chat for your own journals or instant messengers.
==References==
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Category:X-Men Communities‎
Category:Het Journal Communities
Category:X-Men Movieverse‎
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Poisoned Flowers

Poisoned Flowers is a zine for the antagonist characters from the Ace Attorney games.
==About==
The zine's interest check opened on October 16, 2021https://twitter.com/antagonistzine/status/1449392722964619273. The project's social media account has not updated ever since answering a CuriousCat question about the organizing mod's experience in putting together zineshttps://twitter.com/antagonistzine/status/1451302714844065798. The project's Tumblr was deleted some time afterwards, and any posts made after this may have been deleted.
== References ==
Category:Ace Attorney Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Poisontaster

Poisontaster has been writing fan fiction since at least 2005. She is perhaps best known for her contributions to the Supernatural fandom, having written 160 works in that fandom alone. However, she has also written fan fiction for Alias, Battlestar Galactica: 2003, Firefly, Inside, Lost, and Prison Break.
While the majority of her work appears online, a few of her stories have been published in printed format, including Chains of Babylon, a charity zine, A Supernatural Slash Anthology and Shotguns and Salt-Lines.
Among her notable works are the Every Broken Thing/Heart universe of stories and on ongoing RPF slavefic AU series, A Kept Boy part of her What We Keep universe.
==Interview==
* Ask The Author: Poisontaster (2012)
Category:Fanwriters
Pokemon (Merlin vid)

Pokemon is a Merlin and Arthur friendship vid by Ayrotciv8 (2:04 min). Arthur is a Pokémon trainer and Merlin is his Pokémon. 
The vid is a fill for the kinkme_merlin prompt: Arthur/Merlin, vid request: the Pokemon theme song. "It's you and me/ I know it's my destiny! / Pokemon!/ Ooh, you're my best friend /In a world we must defend!" It's crack, but you cannot deny the truth. Merlin would make an awesome pikachu.Re: pokemon (Merlin, Arthur), 09 January 2010. (Accessed 27 August 2010)
Vidder's notes: "I was going for crack but...oops, couldn't. It turned out kinda epic instead."
The vid has been viewed more than 7,000 times (as of September 2010) and has more than 120 comments.
==Comments==
*"THAT IS THE BEST THING I HAVE SEEN ALL DAY. I can't stop laughing, even though (I guess because, really) you've done a superb job with it. OMG. ILU. Especially loved the "destiny" and "you teach me and I'll teach you" bits. Well, the whole thing, really. EVERY BIT. :D"anonymous. Comment, 08 January 2010. (Accessed 19 September 2010)
*"Anon, this is seriously cool. I love Merlin's eyes flashing, how you showed his powers, Arthur training his other pokemons/Knights, and how you recreated the whole Pokemon universe!"anonymous. Comment, 15 January 2010. (19 September 2010)
*"I laughed, and yet...it worked alarmingly well and was all kinds of epic. And also oddly touching. The love, THE LOVE! ~*true friends omg*" (cptgigi, YouTube comment)
*"When Merlin was holding the glowing ball, I just wanted him to throw it and be all﻿ "Pikachu! I Choose YOU!"" (drumtap2792, YouTube comment)
==References==
Category:Merlin Vids
Category:Pokémon
Category:2010 Vids
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon

Pokémon Mystery Dungeon is a game series that is a spin-off of two other game series Pokemon and Mystery Dungeon. Unlike other Pokémon games, the Pokémon can speak and are the main characters. The player assumes the role of a human who has been turned into a Pokemon, such as Charmander. The player and their partner take part in various missions in randomly generated dungeons and recruit other Pokémon to join them.
==Games in Series==
* Rescue Team: Red
* Rescue Team: Blue
* Explorers of Time
* Explorers of Darkness
* Let's Go: Stormy Adventure Squad!
* Go For It: Light Adventure Squad!
* Gates To Infinity
* Super Mystery Dungeon
* Rescue Team DX
There have also been animated specials and comics/manga based on the series.
== Fandom ==
The fandom somewhat overlaps with the main Pokémon fandom, with many fans enjoy the concept of playing as a Pokémon rather than a human and have created a variety of fanart and works, within the series' universe. 
Category:Pokémon
Pokemon Vincent

Pokemon Vincent (ポケモン★びんせんと) is a Final Fantasy VII doujinshi published in mid 1998 by Ringatei (鈴河帝). It focuses on Cid Highwind and Vincent Valentine with some explicit Cid/Vincent.
 
Category:Final Fantasy VII Doujinshi
Category:1998 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Pokemopolis

Pokemopolis is a fansite in Pokemon fandom. It contains various information about the anime. Earlier versions of the site also included a multi-author fanworks archive that hosted fanfiction and fanart, but this has been been abandoned on the current site. The site was rated PG13, and was stated "We're not an adults site..... but we ain't for kids!"
== Content and Views ==
The sitemasters were notoriously anti-Rocketshippinghttps://web.archive.org/web/20050204184107/http://www.pokemopolis.net/frames/rockship2.htmhttps://web.archive.org/web/20120123100348/http://www.pokemopolis.net/rocket/rockship.htm to the point of calling Rocketshippers "terrorists" and claiming to be serious. https://web.archive.org/web/20050210123805/http://www.pokemopolis.net/frames/rockship2a.htm Not only did they believe James was gay, but that all Rocketshippers were just like Cori Falls and her followers. This earned them a bad reputation among Rocketshippers who loved the pairing but hated Cori Falls, and resented being called "dirty liars" and "terrorists" because of one author.
They were also big fans of James's Koffing, despising its evolution Weezing.https://web.archive.org/web/20120313061544/http://www.pokemopolis.net/rocket/rocketteam.htm
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Poketto no Naka no Chizu

Poketto no Naka no Chizu (ポケットの中の地図, "A Map in Pocket") is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Senbei Shop. It is based on Philosopher's Stone and is gen.
This doujinshi has been scanlated by Ramsus-kun.Ransus-kun Scanslations. (Accessed 29 April 2012.)
== Summaries & Reviews ==
* "It's basically a bunch of gags from the Philosopher's Stone. There's also a nice little story with Fred/George (Sorry, I just can't tell which) talking to Harry after Harry (and Hermione and Neville) lost 150 points because of the whole Norbert incident. It definitely shows a different side of the twins. The art is a bit rough and messy, though." -- lee_bellalee_bella at LiveJournal. This japanese invention called Harry Potter Doujinshi. 31 March 2007. (Accessed 29 April 2012.)
* "I didn’t like the art style in this comic. Big heads and long thin bodies aren’t my thing. Mostly doesn’t have a plot. It just shows some scenes from the Sorcerer Stone, but with a bit of humor. In the beginning we see the scene where Hagrid borrows Sirius motorbike, and then crushing it as he get’s on it. The second does have somewhat of a plot. Harry loses 150 points for Gryffindor and becomes depressed. The Weasley twins comfort him." -- 934however934however at WordPress. Harry Potter Doujinshi. 12 July 2010. (Accessed 28 July 2012.)
* "The first three-fourths of 'A Map In Pocket' is a basic recap of the first Harry Potter book, done in Senbei Oku's unique style and with a few twists thrown in. The other fourth is pretty much Senbei Shop's own creation, and has the twins comforting Harry after he loses a Quiddittch match and the Gryffindor House 150 points." -- Ramsus-kun
== Gallery ==
Image:Poketto front.jpg|Front cover
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== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
PokéCrossing

PokéCrossing is a free Pokémon/Animal Crossing crossover ezine. The download page also includes a folder of digital merchandise: icons, patters, desktop wallpapers, and phone wallpapers.
The cover is a parody of the US box art for Animal Crossing on the GameCube.
== Contents ==
* Art by Runeax, adieloart, Arantzazu, Archergirl, Aster Alraune, Astro, Bri, Bri Penrod, Bubba Draws, Bun, Caramel Comics, carrie, Catsupy, charray, chiakibot, Chocoberry, Classo Lalonde, cmykae, Dani, Dante, ducclord, DWR/DrawingWithoutReason, Echo, Empo, Fairythearthog, Faundly, Ferniejvp, Foxtrotyy, Glutton, HaywireJoe, Hedgieroni, Hibisbun, Iggyness, INKYSTARZ, itsbobat, Jack Jones-Tella, Jackal, Jordyn Counts, KaleiAndArtMixWell, katkitters, Khyllax, KiKiD484, KrispyKremeBits, Lanae, Lee, Lxbo, Mango Gummi, MarshKaleido, Memento, Mika, Mina Martinez, minteakat, MITY FRESH, MoisesSketch, nadsdardraws, Napacool, Nickel, Nutmeg Nautilus, Paigyloli, Pepperly, Peridox, PikaPlushing, popcat, Primarinite, Puch, Ray E. Flaire, Rischens, RK, robotixx, Sabe, sammiety, Shades, Solstice_o0, Speil, spookyfanny, Spuddactyl, terinyaki, Theartistac, Toast, trillobites, trixirita, Tyangerine, velarixart, Wickedlywild, Xainn, Yuuto
* "Tea Time" by Lora B
* "Old Traditions, New People" by Lora B
Category:2020 Zines
Category:Crossover ZinesCategory:Animal Crossing
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Pokémon Zines
Pokémon: Rainbow Anomalies

Pokémon: Rainbow Anomalies is an ongoing Pokémon fanfic written by rflctns_writes on Archive Of Our Own.
== Overview ==
The story follows four Pokémon (a Deoxys, Pheromosa, Gardevoir, and Gallade) and two Trainers in their fight against Team Normalcy, an organization wanting to eradicate all known "Anomalies", including the four main protagonists and their human allies.
Topics discussed in Rainbow Anomalies include mental health and anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.
== Characters ==
=== Pokémon ===
* Delta
* Addison
* Alicia
* Dustin
=== Humans ===
* Tanner
* Alexa
* Steve
== Gallery ==
File:Delta Rainbow Anomalies.png|Delta
File:AddisonRainbowAnomalies.png|Addison
File:Alicia.png|Alicia
File:Dustin.png|Dustin
File:Tanner.png|Tanner
File:Alexa.png|Alexa
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Category:2022 Fanfiction
Category:2023 Fanfiction