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House Style

House Style is a nonfannish term referring to the internal style guides of publishing houses and other institutions.Wikipedia:House style The term is occasionally used in fandom to describe fanart or writing style conventions in a given group, be it a zine, a fandom, a group of friends, or a community. In fannish contexts a "house style" is more of a trend than a set of enforceable rules. Even in contexts with gatekeepers (zines, moderated livejournal communities, etc.) the term could easily be used to describe a selection effect instead of guidelines that are spelled out. 
Lunacy Factor was a case where a popular reviewer's stated preferences affected an entire fandom's house style.
==Usage Examples==
1989 zine review in Oblaque:
2001 zine commentary, Discovered In A Letterbox:
dsreporter, a livejournal community, in 2002:
Comment on a 2005 livejournal post, Let's talk RPS in open debate:
Comment on a 2008 livejournal post, something's lost in translation:
2015 Tumblr reblog, Was Fanfic Any Different in the Olden Days?:
2018 fail_fandomanon discussions:
===AO3 House Style Debate===
== References ==
House of Black

House of Black (hp_tourjours) is a Harry Potter challenge for works featuring members of the Black family.
:"All fics and art will be centered around at least one the immediate members of the line: Bellatrix, Narcissa, Andromeda, Sirius and Regulus. This may also include Orion and Walburga, Uncle Alphard, or any other who has or had once had the name 'Black' This is an exchange for the House of Black, so we don't want to see them as secondary characters - this is their time to shine!"
Category:2008
Category:2009
House of Cards

==Fandoms==
* House of Cards, a 1990 UK TV serial and its two sequel serials
* House of Cards, a 2013–2018 US TV series based on the above
==Fanworks==
* House of Cards‎, a BTS fanfiction
* House of Cards, a Professionals zine
* House of Cards, a The Charioteer/Torchwood crossover story
House of Cards (Professionals zine)

House of Cards is a slash Professionals 215-page novel by MCK made up of two chapters. 
It was first published as two circuit stories in 1985 or before. 
The first zine was published by Vicki Hauk in 1988. It contains no interior illustration.
In 1991, Lily Fulford issued a reprint with a different cover. It contains art by Maureen B. and Marilyn Cole. Proceeds from the sale went to the Pediatric Aids Foundation. by Karen Ann Yost (1994)
It is a story on The 1985 Hatstand Express Top Ten Lists.
==A Fan's 1985 Comments==
==Content==
* Ace of Spades (90 pages) (previously published in Discovered on a Rooftop) 
* The Joker Is Wild (125 pages). It was the winner of a Huggy Award.
==Author's Notes==
From the 1988 zine: 
==Editor's Notes==
From the 1988 zine: 
==Summary==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1988===
===1990===
===1992===
===1993===
===1995===
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1988 ZinesCategory:1991 Zines
House of Cards (Starsky & Hutch story)

House of Cards is a slash Starsky and Hutch story by Terri Beckett. The art is by Suzan Lovett.
It was originally in Code 7 #4.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
House of Cards (The Charioteer/Torchwood crossover)

"House of Cards" is a crossover story by nevoreiel based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer and the television series Torchwood. Jack Harkness, protagonist of Torchwood, is paired with Bim, a doomed fighter pilot who attends the party in Chapter Six of The Charioteer. The author deftly slips Jack into nonexistent cracks in Renault's description of the party, and gets him back to Bim's digs at the end of the story.
==Synopsis==
Having picked a drunken, drugged-out Bim up at a bar, Jack is invited to go to a birthday party. He is less thrilled when Bim promptly gets into a scene over another man.
==Background==
"House of Cards" was written for the Crossover Challenge at tw_exchange and beta'd by intrastellar.
==Comments==
Comments to the story include the following:
* "I love you lots. The Charioteer is one of my favourite novels and this is lovely. I especially like all the little asides Jack has about the tension and how he'd settle it and your Ralph is wonderful."—comment by athousandwinds
Category:Torchwood
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
House of Cards (UK TV series)

House of Cards is a 1990 British political drama television serial. It was followed by two sequel serials: To Play the King in 1993 and The Final Cut in 1995. Together, the three serials are known as the House of Cards Trilogy.
The television serials are based on novels by Michael Dobbs, known as the "Francis Urquhart Trilogy".
The trilogy was adapted into a U.S. show of the same name, which premiered on Netflix in 2013.
==Fandom==
Fanworks created for the House of Cards Trilogy can be difficult to find, as fandom attention focuses primarily on the U.S. version of the show.
FanFiction.Net's House of Cards section was created before the premiere of the American House of Cards. The earliest story there is for the UK trilogy, posted in September 2012,As of 02 January 2017, the earliest story in the category is No Heroics, No Regrets by Auburn Red, published 22 September 2012. but, as of January 2017, all subsequent stories in the category are for the U.S. series.
As of January 2017, there are 16 fanworks for House of Cards Trilogy (UK) at Archive of Our Own. (Compare to 162 works for the U.S. version of the show.)
Two House of Cards stories were written for Yuletide in 2007, and one story was written for Yuletide 2015. A handful of other House of Cards stories can be found on individual LiveJournals.
==Example Fanworks==
* A Matter of Finesse by Gramarye (2007), pre-canon fic with implied Francis Urquhart/Tim Stamper, written for Yuletide
* Francis by LRRH (2014), a fan art portrait of Francis Urquhart
==Resources==
* House of Cards Trilogy (UK) at Archive of Our Own
* House of Cards at FanFiction.Net (primarily House of Cards US)
* house-of-cards-uk tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:House of Cards
House of Cards (US TV series)

House of Cards is an American political drama and Netflix's first original series. It is based on a British television serial of the same name, which in turned was adapted from a novel by Michael Dobbs.
The series stars Kevin Spacey as Francis "Frank" Underwood, an ambitious and corrupt congressman who manipulates and murders his way to becoming President of the United States, and Robin Wright as Claire Underwood, his equally ambitious wife.
Spacey's 2017 sexual misconduct scandal shook the fandom and the production of the series. Netflix announced that the upcoming sixth season would be the show's last and ultimately removed Spacey from the show. The final season was released in 2018 with Robin Wright in the lead and received mixed response.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Frank is shown in canon to have had romantic and sexual encounters with men, including Tim Corbet at military college, and Edward Meechum and Tom Yates over the course of the series. Some fans interpret him to be bisexual or pansexual, while others interpret him as homosexual and posit that his relationship with Claire Underwood is a marriage of convenience, or, alternatively, romantic but not sexual.
The most popular ships in the fandom are Frank/Claire, Frank/Meechum, and Frank/Claire/Meechum. The threesome or pairing combinations involving Frank, Claire, and Tom Yates are also common. These ships are all canon to various degrees. Frank is also sometimes paired with Seth Grayson or Doug Stamper, and Seth/Doug is the most common non-Frank slash pairing. There is also a handful of femslash in the fandom, including the canonical Rachel Posner/Lisa Williams and ships involving Claire, Jackie Sharp, and Heather Dunbar.
==External Links==
* House of Cards (US TV) at Archive of Our Own
* House of Cards at FanFiction.Net
* The House of Cards Wiki at Wikia
* /r/HouseOfCards at Reddit
* house-of-cards tag at Tumblr
Category:House of Cards
House of Cards Interview with sugamins

Over email, sugamins was interviewed as a part of Charmedseoul's Top 50 Most Hit BTS Fanfics on Archive of Our Own (T50BTSFF) project. The interview delves into the mind behind Archive of Our Own's most hit BTS work, second most hit English work, and 16th most hit work overall. 
The interview opens by asking questions about sugamins' ARMY and fanfiction writing experience. She talks about her literary inspirations and the specific thought processes behind her work.
She explains her reason for orphaning and cancelling the sequel to House of Cards.
Additionally, she gives some advice on dark fanfiction to other writers.
The interview closes with sugamins leaving a message for readers.
==Excerpts==
Category:BTS
Category:2020 Fan Interviews
House of Flame

House of Flame is a 52-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Jenny Elson.
==Regarding Its "Category"==
There is debate as to whether this novel is gen or slash "There are some questions about which zines should be included [on the THE K/S ZINE DATABASE at beyonddreamspress.com. For example, is the novel Captives really K/S? It's strongly pre-K/S, true, but there's only the intimation at the end that in the next scene something might happen! Likewise, I wondered whether the short zine House of Flame should be included, since its intimation of K/S is even less than in Captives." 
==Summary==
Summary from Gilda F: "Kirk is inadvertantly left behind on a warring planet and taken prisoner, but when he escapes he finds his only recourse is to eventually sell his body at a bordello."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1980s
House of Hobbits

House of Hobbits is a fansite with Lord of the Rings fanfiction, recs and fanart and Harry Potter recs. It had a section for non-LotR fics, The Guest Room, that later replaced the House of Hobbits site.
From the news page:
==Contents==
*Gen & Slash LotR Fics
*Harr Potter fic recs - Harry/Draco and other pairings
*Fanart - illustrations
*Links - general fandom sites, other people's sites
File:House of Hobbits Fanart.png|fanart
File:House of Hobbits Harry Potter fic recs.png|HP recs
File:House of Hobbits Links.png|links
Category:Angelfire
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Recommendation Sites
House of I Spy

The House of I Spy was a resource site for the 1960s tv show I Spy. The site was originally owned by S.J. Dibai, who maintained it from January 2000 to October 2009, when he decided to let the Geocities shutdown take it out of commission.
The site included background information on the show, including canon summaries, cast, location shooting, a discussion of I Spy's breaking of racial stereotypes, and samples of the leads' trademark banter.
In the site's early years, S.J. Dibai was a more active maintainer, doing things like posting I Spy quizzes for visitors to answer. For instance, to celebrate Robert Culp's birthday (the actor who played Kelly Robinson) in 2001, he put up a Robert Culp-themed quiz (complete with answers at the end) (quiz on the Waybacked page).
The page also included "cool links":
*The Classic Photo Collage: Culp and Cos Through The Years! (see below)
* THE I SPY FORUM, where you can discuss this great series and see reviews of the episodes. Click here to enter the FORUM.
* THE I SPY RESOURCE CENTER, where you can find all sorts of groovy info, links, and ARCHIVES from the FORUM and the House of I SPY! Click here to check it out.
The site's final update was a farewell: 
Image:houseofispy.jpg|Main page of The House of I Spy
Image:houseofispy-collage.png|photo collage of Kelly and Scotty from The House of I Spy
The site is being documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
Category: I Spy
Category:GeoCities
House of Leaves

House of Leaves is a book by Mark Z. Danielewski, published 
==Fandom== 
Not much direct fanfiction for it (as in the character or setting) but it's got a long-running fandom in the horror/surrealism books fandom, lots of analysis and digging into the mysteries and reerences in the work. It sometimes shows up as an influence on fanworks in unrelated fandoms (e.g. freeform tags on ao3 References to House of Leaves or Alternate Universe - House of Leaves Fusion) 
==Example Fanworks==
* fanmade poster by mr-snailman, 2024
* gif for the fandom in the style of Baba is You
* fancomic by parrishcomics, 2018
* liveblog by u/Spare_Park_8293 -- originally posted to reddit but kindof blew up on tumblr, 2024
* by smokin-symbiotes, 2023
* Diving into House of Leaves Secrets and Connections | Video Essay by Dubious Consumption, 2017
==Links==
* Wikipedia:House of Leaves
* r/houseofleaves on reddit
* House of Leaves - Mark Z. Danielewski works on AO3
* #house of leaves tag on Tumblr
* House of Leaves forum on Markzdanielewski.com website -- active in 2023
** they started a wiki, with a discord invite
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
House of Mirrored Faces

House of Mirrored Faces is a gen Star Trek: TOS 146-page novel by Lynda Carraher. 
==Reprints and Various Incarnations==
This novel was also published in three parts, and in an expanded version, as Saurian Brandy Digest #27 in 1981. It has a sequel, Reflections of Honor, which was published as Saurian Brandy Digest #36. Both novels were later re-issued privately by the author due to frustrations with the publisher. In 1984, the author of this work wrote that she felt that the editor, Sylvia Stanczyk was making little, if any progress, at distributing this zine to people who had pre-paid and was not communicating why it was not forthcoming in a personal statement or private explanations to its purchasers: "At any rate, I feel very uncomfortable, embarrassed, and morally compromised by the associate of my name with a project which is being run with so little disregard for the common decencies of fandom... It is not possible for me to publish Reflections of Honor or its predecessor, 'House of Mirrored Faces' independently. However, I can and will provide xerox copies of either or both novels to anyone who has prepaid for the zines but has not received them. If you have a waited a reasonable amount of time without receiving the product, please contact me. I would appreciate a copy of your cancelled check or money order receipt; however, it is not absolutely necessary that you furnish such proof of purchase. As time and money permit, I will photocopy the publication you paid for and mail it to you." -- from a personal statement by Lynda Carraher in Datazine #37 
==Summary==
Summary: "The arranged marriage between Spock and Lara Merritt, daughter of Earth's ambassador to Vulcan, was strained at best, and it didn't help that Lara was beginning to be irresistibly attracted to James Kirk. But bigger things are brewing in the Federation and Spock discovers the reason behind this strange alliance."
Another summary: "Spock knew, from the moment it was suggested, that his marriage to the daughter of Earth's ambassador to Vulcan would change his life. He accepted the union as a political and personal necessity. But could he accept Lara Merritt as his wife, in human terms as well as Vulcan?"
==Chapters==
* Pon Farr, Time of Mating
* Tuan Farr, Time of Waiting
* Kah-If Farr, Time of Combat
==Gallery==
See Saurian Brandy Digest #27 for other art in this zine; the versions in those issues differ in that they are mimeo-ed and darker, and in the case of Spock and the large bird, presented as a two-page spread, rather than on one page. 
Image:housemirror1.jpg|Christine Myers
Image:housemirror2.jpg|Christine Myers
Image:housemirror3.jpg|Christine Myers
Image:housemirror4.jpg|Christine Myers
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1980 Zines
House of One Thousand Jewels

House of One Thousand Jewels is a Kirk/Spock story by Susan Douglass.
It was published in the print zine Otherwhere/Otherwhen #1.
==Series==
* House of One Thousand Jewels
* Northern Star
* Light of Freedom
==Summary==
"A/U: About to be bought by the cruel Lord Stonn, the young human pleasure slave pleads with his favorite customer, the Lord Spock, to buy him instead."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1997===
===1993===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
House of Smex

House of Smex was a LiveJournal community for an OT5 set within the Alter Series AU created by hime1999. There were 625 posts and 8,444 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with cracked_princes and mentioned that the communities shared several members.Affiliate link in the community profile: "Quite possibly the only other OT5 comm out there, this one focuses on Atobe Keigo/Fuji Syuusuke/Echizen Ryoma/Sanada Genichirou/Tezuka Kunimitsu. A few members are shared between us, and we are OT5 affiliates. Like the idea of OT5, or PoT? Go check them out."
There was also an off-site archive for fics set within the universe. Contributors listed on the website were:
Artists: art_de_cerise (0), darthneko (0), hallidae (0), inamoment (0)
Authors: akira_chan (5), bard_linn (25), cephy (2), cougarfang (5), forgottenlover (7), icedark_elf (15), ickaimp (1), inamoment (1), kalikamaxwell (5), kytyngurl2 (33), lanerose (9), mikkeneko (2), ninkasa (1), pegunicent (12), severed_sanity (1), skyler_daemon (24), uninformed (5), ysabet (1), zalia (1)
==From the FAQ==
==References==
Category:2000s
Category:Fullmetal Alchemist
House of Tomorrow

House of Tomorrow is a slash 194-page Sentinel novel by J.M. Griffin. Cover art by Hindman. It is a sequel to Heartbeats and Rhythms of the Heart.
Summary from the publisher, "This saga tells the story of Blair's son, Eli Sandburg -- the little boy who showed up on Jim's doorstep in Heartbeats. Eli is grown and has his own Sentinel, Nick Luna. Yes, this is a tale of Eli and Nick, but Jim and Blair are present in parental roles, of course. Love, doubt, joy and sorrow abound in this tale of a Guide and his Sentinel."
 Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2009 Zines
House of Tucker

The House of Tucker was a fansite and archive dedicated to the Star Trek: Enterprise character Commander Charles Tucker III. It included a forum and collections of meta, episode reviews, screenshots, and fan fiction on four sub-sites:
* ¡TRIP! - focused solely on the character of Commander Tucker
*Trip/T'Polers - focused on the relationship between Commander Tucker and T'Pol (Trip/T'Pol), mostly romantic
*Archer*Trip - focused on the relationship between Commander Tucker and Captain Jonathan Archer (Tucker/Archer), romantic and platonic
*Trip*Malcolm - focused on the relationship between Commander Tucker and Lieutenant Malcolm Reed (Tucker/Reed), romantic and platonic
*Tuckerite Cookbook - recipes shared by members of the forum.
== References ==
Category:Star Trek ENT Archives
Category:2002 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
House of Zeor

House of Zeor is the first book published in the Sime~Gen series by Jacqueline Lichtenberg and Jean Lorrah
The book is about Hugh Valleroy, a "Gen" police officer (no connection to the relationship term; gen here is short for "generator") working across a political border, in tandem with a "Sime" leader, Klyd Farris, to track down a criminal and murderer in both nations. However, their cooperation is criminal in itself; if either government discovers them, they will both be executed.
The book shows Hugh's fascination with the quasi-vampiric simes and his growing trust of and friendship with Klyd as he begins to understand their biology and culture. Eventually, he must face a choice: Let Klyd die or risk his own life and allow himself to be used as food. 
==Tropes==
House of Zeor uses several buddy cop tropes - Hugh and Klyd have their differences, sometime extreme, but they are able to cooperate in the face of danger, and people often assume their relationship is closer than it is. 
==Connections to "Darkover"==
Lichtenberg, Jean Lorrah, and Marion Zimmer Bradley were closely entwined in fandom, and their fans followed this involvement. 
From a fan in 1978:
From a fan in 1989: 
==Slash, Sexuality...==
Canonically, slash is not possible; Klyd assures Hugh that he is biologically incapable of being attracted to men. 
This premise was the topic of much fan discussion, some of which the author/s responded to. In 1979, Lichtenberg wrote: 
==Fan Comments==
===1978===
===1979===
===1994===
==Zines==
* Ambrov Zeor! (1976-1996)
See many more at :Category:Sime~Gen Zines.
==Meta==
* House of Zeor and Star Trek by Betty Herr (1976)
* Male Chauvinism in "House of Zeor" by Jean Lorrah and Jacqueline Lichtenberg (1976)
* Parallels: Sime & Darkover by Penny Ziegler (1978)
* Three Letters on the Subject of Homosexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe by Linda Frankel (1979)
* The Great Gay Channel Controversy by Jean Lorrah and fans (1985)
See more at :Category:Sime~Gen Meta.
==References==
Category:Sime~Gen
House of Zeor and Star Trek

House of Zeor and Star Trek is a 1976 essay by Betty Herr.
It was published in the first issue of Ambrov Zeor in 1976.
The essay is a bit of cross-marketing and illustrates Lichtenberg's deliberate product placement efforts to utilize not only emotion and tropes found in Star Trek: TOS, but also to "copyright" certain terms she had made up, such as the Tailored Effect: "Alien Effect," "Psychological Visibility Effect," "Goal Effect and Optimism Effect," and "Future Shock Effect" and many others as she promoted the book Star Trek Lives!. The article also operates as a sort of "if you like Star Trek, then you might like House of Zeor."
 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Sime~Gen Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta 
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
House of the Lily

House of the Lily: A Fire Emblem Yuri Fanzine is a yuri focused zine in the Fire Emblem fandom. 
The mod team went on to create Believing Hearts: a Diana x Akko fanbook and changed the original @yurirenaissance social media handles to @diakkoproject, as well as deleting posts relating to it.
== About ==
== Contributors ==
Category:Fire Emblem Zines
Category:Femslash Zines
Category:Yuri Zines
Category:2019 Zines
Category:Charity Zines