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The Winds of Limbo

The Winds of Limbo is a 140-page gen Star Trek: TNG digest-sized anthology edited by Brenda Shaffer & Charles H. Shiring. 
It contains reprints (plus one original to this zine) of stories previously published in other zines.
==Contents==
* Against the Winds, editorial by Brenda (3)
* Where the Winds of Limbo Roar by Brenda	("Q forces Picard to relive the worst memories of his life—and to answer an unanswerable question.") (reprinted from Beyond Farpoint #3) (4)
* To Be or Not to Be by Chuck 	("Does the pleasant facade of Trill society hide an ugly truth? Picard finds out when a renegade Trill seeks asylum, claiming he's being forced to become a host.") (reprinted from Beyond Farpoint #5) (17)
* Back From the Knife's Edge by Brenda	("Ensign Jack Crusher struggles to learn what prompted Picard's near-fatal fight with three Nausicaans.") (reprinted from Personal Voyages.) (30)
* Against the Dying of the Light by Brenda ("Set in the "Yesterday's Enterprise" timeline. What—and who—is Picard willing to risk to bring peace to his universe?") (reprinted from Personal Voyages.)	(43)
* A Matter of Trust by Brenda 	("Picard nearly died during his heart-replacement surgery. Now Doctors Pulaski and Crusher cross swords over who's at fault.") (reprinted from King of Infinite Space #1) (46)
* War Games	by Chuck ("What did Picard and the Enterprise do during the Dominion War? In this story, the captain takes command of a Fleet action, and teaches his fellow captains some new (old) tricks. Original to this fanzine.") (52)
* A Candle in the Darkness	by Brenda ("Seeking a companion for his immortal existence, an ancient vampire selects Picard.") (reprinted from Beyond Farpoint #1) (80)
* Heat and Light by Brenda	("After the death of first officer Jack Crusher, Stargazer capiain Picard finds himself unwillingly attracted to Jack's pretty, spirited successor. Adult situations.") (reprinted from Beyond Farpoint #1.) (88)
* Captain Picard by Chuck	("With his captain dead and his first officer off the ship. Lieutenant Commander Picard must save the Stargazer from an unknown foe.") (reprinted from Moral Victory #1) (119)
* A Federation Fable by Brenda ("No one's happy with the "weigh" things are on the Enterprise.") (reprinted from Moral Victory #1)	(127)
* Place Your Bet by Brenda and Chuck ("The "All Good Things" poker game turns into a tense showdown between Picard and Riker.") (reprinted from Moral Victory #1.)	 (129)
* From This Day Forward	by Brenda ("Picard and Crusher marry. ("Originally written as canonical, but recent events have rendered it alternate-universe.") (reprinted from King of Infinite Space #5) (133)
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Winged Dreamers

The Winged Dreamers is a Star Trek: TOS story by Jennifer Guttridge. 
It was discussed at length in Star Trek Lives! in 1975.
==Publishing History==
It was drawerfic, unpublished, for a number of years before printed in a zine. 
It was published in the print zine Tricorder Readings (July 1972). 
 
It was printed in Star Trek: The New Voyages (1976) where it had an introduction by DeForest Kelley. It is unknown how the story differs in this pro book from its original zine printing.
From DeForest Kelley's introduction to Guttridge’s story: “When I think that this story comes from England, from a woman I have never met…and even if I never do, she clearly knows Kirk, Spock, and a certain McCoy as well as I do— I am left a little breathless.”
==Plot==
The story combines elements of "This Side of Paradise" with "The Cage" and "Shore Leave". On an idyllic, unexplored planet with presumably no intelligent life forms, members of Enterprise survey teams are affected by vivid, realistic hallucinations. Most of these experiences are benign, but when a biologist mysteriously dies, Kirk decides to call the exploration teams home. Spock is mostly immune to the illusions. He receives a severe head bashing by rebellious crewmen, but is able to convince Kirk and McCoy that whatever they're seeing isn't real, and he pilots the shuttlecraft back to the ship. Once back on the deserted bridge, Spock is overcome with his own illusion, of making a home on the planet with Kirk and "belonging" somewhere. The indigenous flying-squirrel-like life forms called "sailors" are suspected of projecting the illusions, but the culprit turns out to be huge flocks of scarlet butterflies. They are the dominant creature on this world and exist merely for living and telepathically sharing their own dreams. The human explorers simply picked up on the communal thought waves.
 
==Excerpt==
There is an excerpt from this story in The K/S Press #76 (January 2003), intended to illustrate that this is a crypto-K/S story. For the record, the passages usually cited by fans are as follows:
==Reactions and Reviews==
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Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1970s Fanfiction
The Winged Guild: Charlie's Angels Fanfic Archive

The Winged Guild: Charlie's Angels Fanfic Archive is a small fanfiction archive and part of the Winged Charlie's Angels fan site. The description on the page says it's a "multi-award winning, anti-jiggle Charlie's Angels fan site."The Winged site is a member of the Classic Television WebRing.
== Content ==
:The Hatchery
:Mailing List
:Message Board
:Guild Site Map
* Facts
** About the Guild
** Legal Blurb
** About the Tilde
* Flight
** This month's challenge
** View Entries
** Vote for your favorite
** Contest Mechanics
* Fanfic
** Index by Title
** Index by Author
** Index by Genre
** Author's Resources
* Feedback
** Contact thetilde
** Post Message to Board
** Join Mailing List
:Newsgroup
:Feedback
:solo, series, essays, lists, flight, tilde, guide, legal, index, submit
== Authors ==
Cyclops, Frawley, Bridget, Freer, Kim, McKeown, H.G., Okrand, Jack, Pravadi, Kisha, Timerunner, Tilde.
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:GeoCities
The Wings That Fly Us Home

The Wings That Fly Us Home is a 166-page het Beauty and the Beast anthology. Art by Marina Broers & Sandy Shelton. Many of the stories have appeared in other zines. 
==Contents==
* The Fire and the Rose by Edith Crowe (also in Definitions of Love #2 and Bondstories #11)
* A Matter of Wanting by Nightwalker87
* A Matter of Knowing by Nightwalker87
* A Matter of Pride by Nightwalker87
* Candle to Candle by Edith Crowe (also in Definitions of Love #3 and Bondstories #11)
* The Wall Between the Worlds by Edith Crowe (also in Sanctuary #1)
* Dear to my Heart by Beth Gualda
* The Mirror (Kindred Spirits) by Christina B. McWhorter
* That's What Friends Are For by Edith Crowe (also in Tunnels #2, Reflections in Candlelight, and Bondstories #11)
* Soulmates by Jennifer Thompson
* The Storm by Jennifer Thompson
* Quid Pro Quo by Edith Crowe (also in Reflections and Reflections in Candlelight)
* Poetry by Marcus Holt 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Wings of a Butterfly

You may be looking for the Merlin vid Wings of a Butterfly.
The Wings of a Butterfly is a gen Stargate SG-1 86-page novel by momoftoad. Cover art by momoftoad.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "When visiting a new planet known for bargaining, Sam, Jack and Daniel are captured, while Teal'c escapes with girl who belongs to the Faction, a resistance group. While the Faction works to find a way to free the rest of SG-1, Daniel is sent to the library to translate hundreds of ancient books without time for rest, and Sam is forced to learn how to become a pleasure slave, with Jack being brutally punished each time she resists an order. Can Teal'c rescue his teammembers before it's too late?"
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Winter is Past

The Winter is Past is a Kirk/Spock story by Vivienne Rivers. 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #3.
 
==Summary==
"A/R: Eighteen years after leaving for Gol, Spock sends a message to Kirk asking him to come to Vulcan."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1996===
===1999===
==References==
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
The Winter of Ray's Soul

The Winter of Ray's Soul by Calista Echo. A RayK/Fraser slash novel and it has 272 pages with a colour cover and interior colour art by Shar. 
It is a novel with two parts.
Note: This novel is comprised of two parts: 'The Fall', which was recently pulled offline, and 'The Winter', which was online a very long time ago. Neither is available on the net any longer. 
==Summary==
From the publisher's catalog: "'The Fall' was recently pulled off line. 'The Winter' was on line some time ago. Neither is online presently. Extensively rewritten by the author, and expanded. Happy ending. Ray Kowalski, known to the world at large as Ray Vecchio, is targeted by a violent man out to avenge the woman he loves, a woman Vecchio once dated, who became a heroin addict and hooker after the relationship ended. Contains violent scenes, but also comfort and healing."
==Contents==
* The Fall (121 pages)
* The Winter (145 pages)
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Wire

The Wire is a television show that ran for five seasons on HBO based on the book Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets by David Simon, which was also the inspiration for the television series Homicide: Life on the Street. Set in Baltimore, the first season focussed on street-level drug trade and police attempts to control it. Later seasons expanded to include other aspects of Baltimore life. It shares several actors with its HBO-mate, the notorious Oz, and is rife with the kind of characters and relationships that often inspire fic. Despite this, it never gained much of a fandom presence, and most stories reside at Yuletide.
==Fanworks==
* The Wire fanworks on Archive of Our Own
* Little deaths archive (mix of fics for this fandom and 6 Feet Under)
==Mailing Lists==
* The Wire (Yahoo Group) archive link "We're tapped into HBO's The Wire. David Simon brings the cop drama back to Baltimore for the first time since Homicide and The Corner. This is the cool, smart, and connected Wire group. Join now and let's talk about this exciting TV series."
Category:The Wire
The Wireless

The Wireless is a newsletter community on LiveJournal. Created in August 2005 community profile, The community was created 2005-08-22 (Accessed 2009-04-09)., it keeps track of fanfiction for the television series Battlestar Galactica. The newsletter is inclusive and links to all genres of fanfiction, but doesn't link to RPF.
== References ==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (2003)
The Wisdom of LaCroix

The Wisdom of LaCroix has the subtitle, "Quotes from Forever Knight." 
The zine is a collection of quotes by Forever Knight character Lucien LaCroix organized alphabetically by various topics including justice, love, mortals, politics, and truth.
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Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Wise One

The Wise One is a Kirk/Spock story by Fiona James. It was illustrated by Virginia Lee Smith.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #2 and was a second place winner in a fiction contest.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk, taken on the guise of a wandering preacher, is given Spock as his slave when he follows him into Vulcanʼs past where Spock has fled for reasons unknown."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
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==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
The Wiseguy Calendar

The Wiseguy Calendar is a 12-month calendar.
From Media Monitor #10: "12 more exciting months with those wisecracking Wiseguys. 12 new photos with slashy innuendo, but safe enough to hang anywhere, well, almost anywhere..." 
A similar calendar is The TerrSit Wiseass Calendar.
==Sample Pages==
 
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Category:Wiseguy
Category:1994
The Wishbook

The Wishbook is a gen 108-page anthology, a con zine for WISH. It was edited edited by Sonni Cooper & Susan Stephenson, published by Creative Enterprises for the William Shatner Fan Fellowship. Perfect bound with an ivory laid cardstock cover. It focuses on the career of William Shatner, various projects, convention reports, photos, etc.
* Editorial by Susan Stephenson (1)
* Forward by Sonni Cooper (2)
* The Early Years (4)
* Backstage with Bill by Gerlinde Junggunst and Arlene Bahrenburg (29)
* Star Trek: Past, Present, Future (32)
* Fade to Kirk: Interview by Sonni Cooper and Susan Stephenson (37)
* Star Trek: The Series (37)
* What is a Trekkie? by Phyllis Sutter (43)
* Why Kirk? by Amanda Lazar (44)
* Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Susan Stephenson (46)
* Star Trek II by Susan Stephenson (48)
* The Present (54)
* A Spark of Something by John M. De Matteis (56)
* Charities by Susan Stephanson (61)
* Eight Northern Pueblos by Sonni Cooper (62)
* WIsh Office (63)
* Admiral's Staff: Log Entry by Vel Jaeger and Rose Eirman (65)
* Equicon (67)
* This was America (69)
* Death Trap by Elizabeth Lentz (70)
* The Weekend (76)
* The Press Release Caper by Kathleen Robinson (78)
* Life-Sized William Shatner by James Trombotta: Los Angeles Times (81)
* The Weekend in Perspective by Tere Anne Roderick, Barbara Ellans, Kathleen Robinson, and Vel Jaeger (85)
* Bill's Mailbox (94)
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Actor-centric Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Witch's Promise

The Witch's Promise is a Kirk/Spock story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Charisma #7.
==Summary==
"Kirk, Spock and McCoy go to a fortune teller who reveals some things that they are not sure they are ready to hear."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Joanna Russ (1975)

The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Joanna Russ (1975) was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #4. 
It is one of the many responses to Vonda McIntyre's review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's book, Darkover Landfall. See the excerpts of this review, as well as many other responses at Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre. 
See excerpts from some of the longer letter responses to the review at The Main Letters.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* MZB didn't really understand the issues raised in McIntyre's review of "Darkover Landfall"
* it's never wise to respond directly to the reviewer: "I've received cries of pain myself, but it seems to me something more than a writer's inevitable hurt that drives Bradley to silly statement that McIntyre must be indulging a personal dislike or that critics ought to be "objective."" 
* the "very hot topic today" of who a woman's uterus belongs to: the woman or to the community she finds herself in "or rather its male authorities"
* These themes "are hardly unique in SF or daring; many, many writers now share them. Woman as Doomed Loser (just because she is female), far from being an advance, goes back to Miriam stricken with leprosy by God because she was pushy."
* a whole lot more
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (April 1975)

The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (April 1975) was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #3. 
It is one of the many responses to Vonda McIntyre's review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's book, Darkover Landfall. See the excerpts of this review, as well as many other responses at Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre. 
See excerpts from some of the longer letter responses to the review at The Main Letters.
==Letter Addendum by Bankier==
Amanda Bankier, the zine's editor, added a quote by Marion Zimmer Bradley to the end of the letter: "... My latest book, Darkover Landfall, Is supposed to be my attack on a world which equates civilization with energy consumption (with a few scathing snarls at Women's Lib.)." - Marion Zimmer Bradley, Garden Library #4 quoted in The Alien Critic #7." The Alien Critic (about the zine series); The Alien Critic (contents of that issue) 
 
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (September 1975)

The Witch and the Chameleon "Darkover Landfall" Letter by Marion Zimmer Bradley (1975) was printed in The Witch and the Chameleon #4. 
It is one of the many responses to Vonda McIntyre's review of Marion Zimmer Bradley's book, Darkover Landfall. See the excerpts of this review, as well as many other responses at Darkover Landfall reviewed by Vonda N. McIntyre. 
See excerpts from some of the longer letter responses to the review at The Main Letters.
==Some Topics Discussed==
 
* MZB's description of her marriages and upbringing
* that she "never pulled any punches" in her science fiction books
* "I think I may have been the first writer --- not the first woman writer, the first writer --- to deal with a woman character as a fully sexual being, in my book The Bloody Sun, which was published by Ace books way back in 1964 and, I now understand, is being reprinted by them late this year."
* the difficulties Andre Norton faces in themes with her books are her own fault: "She has chosen to write teen-age novels, and teen-age novels are even less honest than ordinary category fiction. Mainstream has been wide open to lesbianism for forty years or so; in 1962, with two lesbian friends, I catalogued over a thousand titles...
 
* while it is a great wave of words, one thing MZB's letter doesn't do is say very much about the original review, or of the book Darkover Landfall itself, and instead is about her views on feminism, feminists, combined with a lot of puffery, self-promotion, straw arguments, diversions, and fogging
* an insult, then an encouraging chuck on the chin, for Andre Norton
 
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==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
The Witching Hour

The Witching Hour was a fan-run Harry Potter "symposium" that was held in Salem, Massachusetts, from October 6 to October 10, 2005.The Witching Hour. Available at The Internet Archive. (Accessed October 10, 2008) It was run by HP Education Fanon, Inc.
Lead Event Planners: Emily Balawejder, Amy Tenbrink, and Hallie Tibbets
Special Guests & Keynote Speakers:
Dr. Marleen S. Barr, Holly Black, Charles N. Brown, Dr. John Cech, Vicky Dann, Ellen Datlow, Charles de Lint, Dr. Eliza T. Dresang, Nancy Farmer, Dr. Henry Jenkins, Patricia McKillip, Sharyn November, Tamora Pierce
==Videos==
* Witching Hour
==Part of a Series==
See Harry Potter Symposiums.
==Theme==
In the darkest hour of the night, where fair is foul and foul is fair, there is no good or evil.
"The focus — or spirit, if you will — of The Witching Hour is an exploration of the darkness within each of us, the choices that may turn our paths and the moral ambiguity that confounds us."Theme. The Witching Hour [website]. Available at The Internet Archive. (Accessed October 10, 2008)
==Two Years in the Planning: Its 2003 Announcement==
A press release from HPANA:
==A 2004 Announcement==
==Programming==
Programming incorporated the usual convention fare, but was tailored for a Harry Potter aesthetic. For example, all attendees were sorted into Hogwarts Houses, and points were awarded or deducted throughout the convention.
*academic presentations and panels
*roundtables and workshops
*a "drabble" booth, "beta" booth, and "sketch" booth, staffed by beta readers, fan writers, and fan artists
*an Art Show
*a quidditch tournament
*Wizard Rock performances by The Weird Sisters and Harry and the Potters
*Hallowe'en Ball
*"House Cup," awarded to the Hufflepuffs at the Leaving Feast
*Muggle Fashion Show
*"Rooms of Requirement" meetups
*fan writers reading their fanfic aloud
*a Dueling club
==Resources==
A website was created for the convention, but has since been taken offline: www.witchinghour.org (retrieved from the WayBack Machine)
===LiveJournal Communities===
As of October 10, 2008, most of these communities are no longer active:
*twh_diaries
*thespicerack
*twh_fanart. Scans of fanart created at the convention
*muddy_quidditch
*hpef_news. HP Education Fanon's official newsletter.
*witchinghour
===Media===
YouTube videos of the leaving feast
Mud and Blood and Quidditch in October. NPR piece on the Quidditch tournament (contains text, audio, images)
==Gallery==
			
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Conventions
Category:2005 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Witness (Alien Nation zine)

The Witness is a het 119-page Alien Nation novel by Ellen Gustafson. It has a sequel called Rokah.
Summary from a distributor, Bill Hupe: "In New Jersey, Alice, a Human, falls in love and marries Walter Whitman, a Newcomer. A purist plot ruins their dreams and sends Alice on a cross country search. In LA, she meets Buck and the rest of the Alien Nation family. As they try to help her, Alice attempts to find the love and intimacy she had with Walter."
 
Category:Alien Nation Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Witness (Sentinel story)

The Witness is a Jim/Blair story by LitGal. It was originally posted as a work in progress to LiveJournal and later uploaded in full to the author's website.
It has a sequel written for Moonridge: The Observer.
==Awards and Nominations==
*Case & Action Adventure Nominee at the 2007 Light My Fire Awards
*Different Worlds Award - AU at the 2007 Light My Fire Awards
*Extra Sensual Pleasures Award - Multipartner and Kink at the 2007 Light My Fire Awards
==Author's Comments==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction
The Wives

The Wives are the group of young women enslaved by the warlord Immortan Joe to provide him with male heirs. Also called "Breeders" or "Treasures," they are imprisoned within an isolated part of the Citadel and have access to more food and water than the rest of the Citadel's inhabitants. in Mad Max: Fury Road, the five women who are part of his current harem rebel, and former Wife Furiosa helps them escape.
* The Splendid Angharad
* Capable
* The Dag
* Cheedo the Fragile
* Toast the Knowing
==In Canon==
==Fandom==
Some fanfics feature the women renaming themselves after returning to the Citadel, calling themselves other that Wives so as to remove the connection to Joe.
Post-movie fanworks often have the women rebuilding the society within the Citadel, using democracy or socialism to rule instead of Joe's tyranny.
===Fanworks===
Fanart
*The Wives by anahiroart
*We Are Not Things by VardaniaSolas
*We’re going to the Green Place of Many Mothers. by temariart
*The Wives by Jimmy M 
*The Wives by snejkha
*The Wives as DC Characters Aesthetic by Ivy
Fanfic
*ride by babykanima A series with stories focusing on each of the women
*The Future Will Be Green by grav_ity
Category: Mad Max