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Iron Tennis

Iron Tennis was a LiveJournal community spun off of PoT Challenge. There were 91 entries and 745 comments left in the second half of 2005.
==About==
==Winners==
(winners in bold):
*week one // winners - banners // ibu shinji vs kamio akira
*week two // winners - banners // mukahi gakuto vs kikumaru eiji tie
*week three // winners - banners // fuji syusuke vs oshitari yuushi
*week four // winners - banners // mizuki hajime vs kirihara akaya
*week five // winners - banners // silver pair vs platinum pair
*week six // winners - banners // atobe keigo vs tezuka kunimitsu
*week seven // winners - banners // itsuki marehiko vs yanagisawa shinya
*week eight // winners - banners // inui sadaharu vs yanagi renji
*week nine // winners - banners // echizen ryoma vs kevin smith
*week ten // winners - banners // sanada genichirou vs oishi syuichirou
*week eleven // winners - banners // momoshiro takeshi vs kaidoh kaoru tie
*week twelve // winners - banners // akutagawa jirou vs fuji yuuta
*week thirteen // winners - banners // tachibana an vs dan taichi
*week fourteen // voting - banners // shishido ryou vs kisarazu ryou
*week fifteen // enter - banners // ohtori choutarou vs akutsu jin
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2005
Iron Triangle

Iron Triangle Exchange was a flash exchange that ran twice. It was run by Gammarad for members of Exchanges After Dark and anyone who stumbled across it from the larger exchange fandom. The first round had 33 participants and produced 47 fanworks; the second round had 27 sign ups and 34 fanworks. 
==Premise and Structure==
Iron Triangle was an exchange with matching only on freeform tags nominated to the tagsets of previous exchanges such as Writing Rainbow, Jump Scare, Consent Issues, and Just Married. The AO3 profile describes the premise and name inspiration as such: 
Vids were made opt-in in round 2.
==Iron Triangle Exchange Content==
A total of 64 fandoms were covered, including Original Fiction with 81 works published in the AO3 Collection. Below is a list of fandoms in this exchange: 
#Ancient Greek Religion & Lore (2)
#Avatar: The Last Airbender (1)
#The Avengers (Marvel) - All Media Types (2)
#Black Panther (2018) (1)
#僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia (1)
#The Broken Earth Series - N. K. Jemisin (1)
#Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV) (1)
#Captain America (Movies) (1)
#Captain Marvel (2019) (1)
#Chronicles of Amber - Roger Zelazny (1)
#DC Extended Universe (1)
#Deadly Class (TV) (1)
#Deadpool (Movieverse) (1)
#The Defenders (Marvel TV) (1)
#Detroit: Become Human (Video Game) (1)
#Dragon Age: Inquisition (2)
#Dragon Age: Origins (1)
#Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (1)
#Fairy Tales & Related Fandoms (1)
#Final Fantasy VIII (1)
#Final Fantasy XII (1)
#Game of Thrones (TV) (2)
#Der Gevatter Tod | Godfather #Death (Fairy Tale) (1)
#Good Omens (TV) (1)
#Granblue Fantasy (Video Game) (1)
#Guardians of the Galaxy (Movies) (1)
#Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling (1)
#His Dark Materials (TV) (1)
#Horizon: Zero Dawn (Video Game) (1)
#Howl's Moving Castle - All Media Types (1)
#Iron Man (Movies) (1)
#Killjoys (TV) (1)
#Krabat (2008) (1)
#Krabat | The Satanic Mill - Otfried Preußler (1)
#The Lorax (2012) (2)
#Luke Cage (TV) (1)
#The Magicians (TV) (1)
#Marvel Cinematic Universe (7)
#Miraculous Ladybug (1)
#Naruto (1)
#ねこあつめ | Neko Atsume: Kitty Collector (1)
#Neko no Ongaeshi | The Cat Returns (1)
#Original Work (15)
#Ready or Not (2019) (1)
#人渣反派自救系统 - 墨香铜臭 | The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù (1)
#Shoujo Kakumei Utena | Revolutionary Girl Utena (2)
#Star Trek: Alternate Original Series (Movies) (1)
#Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1)
#Star Trek: The Original Series (1)
#Star Wars - All Media Types (1)
#Star Wars Legends: Knights of the #Old Republic (Video Games) (1)
#Star Wars Legends: The Old Republic (Video Game) (1)
#Star Wars Original Trilogy (1)
#Star Wars Sequel Trilogy (2)
#Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008) - All Media Types (2)
#Suicide Squad (Movies 2016 2021) (1)
#Supergirl (TV 2015) (1)
#Thor (Movies) (2)
#Transistor (Video Game) (1)
#Treasure Planet (2002) (1)
#Venom (Marvel Movies) (1)
#Warcraft (2016) (1)
#The World Is Not Enough - Garbage (Music Video) (1)
#X-Men (Alternate Timeline Movies) (1)
==References==
Category:2019 Gift Exchanges
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Iron and Silk

Iron and Silk is a slash From Eroica with Love anthology. It has a cover by Suzan Lovett. Note from the publisher: "Due to a very young contributor, we now offer a PG-13 edition, suitable for people under the age of 18 or those who wish to avoid explicit sex. Be sure to tell us if either of these conditions apply to you. It's the same zine, minus the few stories that break the NC-17 barrier."
Stories by: 
* Anne-Li 
* Heather Sparrows 
* Jen B. 
* Kadorienne 
* Margaret Price 
* Sindeniirelle
Novels by: 
* Jen B. 
* Margaret Price
Poem by: 
* Aisa Moirai
Comic by: 
* Ink'N'Imp
Art by: 
* Aisa Moirai 
* Dori 
* Esther Wolf 
* nk'N'Imp 
* Leah, age 10 
* Margaret Price 
* Nico 
* Nina 
* The Reverand
==Contents==
* And Now, a Word From the Major by ink'n'imp 
* Morning Interlude by Kadorienne, illustrated by Nina 
* Major Decisions by Margaret Price, illustrated by The Reverand (Summary: The Major is given a startling proposal. The decision he makes will set the course of the future. How will he decide?)
* Well, Hardly Ever by Jen B, illustrated by Esda 
* Exit, Stage Left by Aisa Moirai (Poem)
* The Viennese Waltz by Sindeniirelle, illustrated by The Reverand 
* Good Old-Fashioned by Heather Sparrows, illustrated by Nina 
* Courting Dorian by Anne-Li, illustrated by ink'n'imp and by Leah, age 10 
* Terror Behind The Iron Curtain by Margaret Price (Rating: NC-17, Warnings: You name it. Graphic everything. Summary: The Major gets an assighnment he is certain is a veiled attempt by his superiors to get him killed. Eroica gets the chance to be a legitimate art appraiser. The Doctor is given a routine task by the Time Lords in a not so routine location. Prince Jason attends a Medical conference on 27th Century Earth. Somewhere in all this, an alien presence is planning World War III. Illustrated by Margaret Price & Dori . Sexy illustration by Nina. Playful illustration by Dori)
* Diversions by Jen B., iIllustrated by The Reverand and Nico 
Category:From Eroica With Love Zines
Ironhorse Project

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Ironhorse Project is a 200 page slash War of the Worlds German anthology fanzine that was published in 1996. Focus is on the character of LTL. Col. Paul Ironhorse, 1 Season and Ironhorse Revival Stories. Includes 3 slash stories. Authors: Mac, A.J., Chris J. Ueberall, Christine Zeinz, Danny Schatz, Katja Hepke, Marada Ravenwood, Tina & Nella Majors. Artwork by Anja Gruber. The story titles and several poems are in English, but the content is in German.
There were two versions of the zine: the larger version has 234 pages and contains an extra story: "Höllenfeuer & Liebet Eure Feinde" which appeared in the German multi-media fanzine Vision.
* Visions (3 pages)
* Dangerous Game (12 pages)
* Secrets (4 pages)
* Tomahawk (4 pages)
* Night Of Change (8 pages)
* The Human Factor (20 pages)
* Out Of The Darkness (14 pages)
* Skater (1 page)
* Status Quo (7 pages)
* Obligations (10 pages)
* Virus (4 pages)
* The Twilight Zone (9 pages)
* Winnie (5 pages)
* The Real Ironhorse (6 pages)
* Deliverance (2 pages)
* Ironhorse (5 pages)
* Family Business (8 pages)
* Psycho (7 pages)
* Into The Light (8 pages)
* A Different Tune (2 pages) 
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:German-Language Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Ironic Racism

Ironic Racism is a term used to describe the practice of making fake racist comments as a way to show how not racist the speaker is. The phenomenon is a part of Hipster humor and is often called Hipster Racism. Unfortunately, ironic racism, however well-intentioned, still produces racist comments. s. e. smith says of ironic racism:
:Specifically, the idea is to sound ironic, as in “I’m allowed to say this because of course I’m not racist, so it’s funny.” It’s an aspect of a larger part of the hipster culture, which wants to seem jaded and urbane and oh-so-witty. Using language which is viewed as inflammatory or not appropriate is supposed to push the boundaries and make someone look edgy, but it only really comes across that way to people who buy into that system. To everyone else, it’s just racist., posted 16 July 2009 (accessed 31 March 2011)
== Problems in canon ==
Fannish meta and other fan works often engage with the hipster racism of the source texts.
Ciderpress discusses the media's racist treatment of multiple occasions in Glee:
: The "Other Asian" joke is funny and okay because it shows what an awful human being Sue Sylvester is! Will Schuester's Other Asian "joke" is a call-back, we didn't even notice how dehumanising it is, Mr. Schu is a "good" guy being funny to show that he "gets it"! It's okay because it's "ironic", it's meta, the show itself treats him like "Other Asian" anyway, they don't say his name very often, he doesn't speak, has no means of recourse, even after the racist speech directed at him several times, he's just there to be the other Asian and fill the diversity quota, the character and the actors are totally okay with it!interesting. no, wait, the other thing: tedious., by ciderpress, posted 21 April 2010 (accessed 31 March 2011)
== Problems in fandom ==
Fanworks themselves are sometimes accused of partaking in ironic racism. In 2010, The_Moonmoth called out an Inception story for an ironic racist exchange:
: I'm mad because this is a blatant example of hipster racism and I kind of thought fandom was more grown up than that these days.I'm torn between rageful flailing and a defeated sigh by moonmoth, posted 13 October 2010 (accessed 31 March 2011)
This led to a conversation in the fandom about what exactly hipster racism is and whether the exchange in question was a legitimate example of the phenomenon:
* (I actually said the other day I'd like to find some LJ people who hate me. Um.) by godofwinearchived, posted 2010-10-18.
* Aja's response in comments (and for context, an apology by bookshop)comment archived, October 18 2010. post archived, 2010-10-29.
A similar conversation happened in the fandom just a couple of weeks later, with a more positive resolution:
* oh hallelujah our problems are solved, we have banana bread by bossymarmalade about a story by gyzymarchived, posted to dreamwidth 2010-10-22
* You guys, I am so fucking sorry. by gyzymarchived, posted to livejournal 2010-10-25
==References==
Category:Activism Category:DiscussionCategory:Race & Fandom
Ironlawyer

Ironlawyer primarily writes Steve/Tony and Carol/Jessica fanfiction in the Marvel Comics fandom. They also perform podfic under the pseud IronAudio. Occasionally, Ironlawyer does fanart and fancrafts in the form of photographing multi-media sculpture. 
Ironlawyer joined AO3 (where they post their fanfiction and podfics) in 2012. Ironlawyer moderated two challenges for the Carol/Jess ship: Carol/Jess Secret Santa 2018 and Carol/Jess Ship Events. 
==List of Podfics==
* (Podfic) If Only You Hadn't Loved Me -- 10-20 minutes, based on a story by missydee_811 (2018)
* (Podfic) Absentia -- Length:0-10 minutes, based on a story by Kiyaar (2018)
* (Podfic) Public Enemies (The Secret Lovers Remix) -- Length: 10-20 minutes (2018)
::*Part of the Cap-IronMan Celebrations and Captain America/Iron Man Bingo collections
* (Podfic) Sucker Punch -- Length: 2-2.5 hours, based on fic by Sineala (2018)
* (Podfic) Plunge -- Length: 3-3.5 hours, based on fic by Kiyaar (2018)
* (Podfic) Point of Extinction -- Length: 10-20 minutes, based on a story by msermesth (2020)
==Notable Fanfiction==
Category:PodficcersCategory:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Ironman Movie

Ironman_Movie is a community dedicated to the Iron Man films starring Robert Downey, Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow, Jeff Bridges, Don Cheadle, et. al.
Rules:
As of May 2012, the community had more than 1100 members, but the number had dropped to 971 in 2020. Source 
==References==
Category:Iron Man
Ironmouse

Ironmouse is a Puerto Rican-American vtuber and a member of the VShojo agency and QSMP server.
==Example Fanworks==
===Visual===
File:Ironmouse fanart.jpeg|Fanart by WhiteBearYM
File:QSMP demons.png|Fanart of Ironmouse and BadBoyHalo in QSMP by pppuri
===Fan Games===
* Mouse Jam 2023 - A game jam themed entirely around Ironmouse, with 45 submissions.
** Cutie Conquest by Brewed Leaves
** Aiming for Heaven by Serving in Hell by BeatriceAlfbern
** Of Mice and Mech by Garaco
* Ephemerium: Unreality by Moose
==Links and Resources==
* YouTube channel
* Twitch channel
* Twitter profile
* Ironmouse's page on the VShojo website
* Ironmouse on Wikipedia
* Ironmouse on Virtual YouTuber Wiki
* Ironmouse (VShojo) on Archive of Our Own
Category:Vtuber Fandom
Category:MCYT
Category:QSMP
Category:Industry
Irregularities

Irregularities is BK the Irregular's fanfic page.
Description from seanachais:
==Stories==
*Sisterhood - Betrayals aren't always deliberate. (Firefly)
*Justifiable - Is murder always wrong?
*In Principle, In Practice - For Inara, what should be collides with what is. (Firefly)
*The Scarab - "This place may be hell on earth, but it's our home. And God help us, we're the ones who hold the line against those things out there." (Stargate SG-1/BtVS, Season 5)
*Moonwalk - Spike and Giles are joined by what they remember ... and who they mourn. (BtVS, Season 5)
*The Carton - A vanquished face returns to haunt the Slayer. (BtVS, Season 5)
*Mending Fences - Sometimes just a few simple words can give you the strength to move forward again. - (Angel, Season 2)
*Sports Page - It's the end of the world, next on SportsCenter. (Angel, Season 3)
*Under-Promotion - Games they play, on stages great and small. (Farscape, Season 4)
*Recalculation - Maybe it's about the money. Then again, maybe not. (Firefly)
*Hook, Line, Sinker - A weekend in the life of a Companion. (Firefly)
==References==
Category:Firefly
Category:2003
Category:Farscape Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Irremission

Irremission is a 222-page Star Trek: VOY Paris/Torres novel by D'Alaire. Cover by Sophia Kelley Shultz.
Summary: When Tom Paris gets the chance to communicate with his father and family about his wife, their children and life aboard Voyager, it unexpectedly changes the dynamics of their relationship. 
==Publication==
This story, according to the online version, was written in 1998. It also appears on a Unicorn Press flyer as being "available in May 2000," which means it may have been print first then online, the other way around, or was available both ways.
 
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Irresistible Bait

Irresistible Bait is a K/S story by Monica Voile.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #27.
==Summary==
"M/U: Kirk and Spock become part of the entertainment for the Platonians."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Irresistible Force

Irresistible Force is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti. 
It was published in the print zine Scattered Stars #3.
 
==Summary==
"While his partners are away getting supplies, Kirkʼs camp is visited by a Vulcan in pon farr who proceeds to bond himself to Kirk."
==A Mix Up in the Zine's Table of Contents==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Irresistible Poison

Irresistible Poison is one of the early Harry/Draco slash romance novels.
Summary: Under the influence of a love potion, Draco learns that poison doesn't always bring death.
==Recs and Reviews==
==Press==
Two lines of Irresistible Poison were quoted in the news article What to do about Harry Potter porn by Christopher Noxon. This article was originally posted in 2001, came to wider attention in Harry/Draco fandom, and was later taken up by several other online news sites. The article was reprinted in the Vancouver Sun in 2002. The article mentioned Rhysenn's name at one point, but did not specifically cite her as the author of Irresistible Poison. The article was widely viewed by fans as being purposefully inflammatory.
The story was also linked in Porn - for the rest of us.
==Its Relationship to "The Draco Trilogy"==
In 2012, Aja commented extensively on the climate of the Harry Potter fandom at the time both "Irresistible Poison" and The Draco Trilogy were first being published, and how the two stories gained energy off each other:
==References==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Iruma

Iruma may refer to:
== People ==
* Hitoma Iruma, a well-known mangaka
== Characters ==
* Miu Iruma, a character from Dangan Ronpa
* Suzuki Iruma, the titular character of Mairimashita! Iruma-kun
* Iruma Jyuto, a character from Hypnosis Mic
== Media ==
* Mairimashita! Iruma-kun, a manga and anime
Irvine/Selphie/Zell

Irvine/Selphie/Zell is a Final Fantasy VIII polyship.
==History==
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
==Links & Resources==
* Zell Dincht/Irvine Kinneas/Selphie Tilmitt tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Final Fantasy VIII
Category:Final Fantasy Relationships
Irvine Kinneas

Irvine is a main character in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy VIII.
==Canon==
A sharpshooter with an obtuse personality and his sights on pretty girls, Irvine was originally hired to assist SeeD with the assassination of Sorceress Edea by sniper rifle.
His flaky personality shone through almost instantly when his assassination attempt failed. It wasn't because of his aim - the bullet was on target - however the omniscient sorceress stopped it with a barrier in the nick of time. Irvine's already frail confidence was shattered, having let everyone down.
He managed to redeem himself by rescuing Squall and the gang from prison, albeit at Rinoa's behest.
Irvine unofficially inducted himself into SeeD not long afterwards, but never succeeded in making much of an impact on the team. He generally just agreed to whatever Selphie wanted.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
As a womaniser, Irvine will happily be shipped with just about any woman that will have him. He is closest with Selphie however, so she is generally the most common ship. Irvine/Rinoa and Irvine/Quistis both exist, however less prevalently than Irvine/Selphie.
Slash ships with Irvine are rare due to his womanising nature, however they are entirely feasible.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Irvine Kinneas tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VIII Characters
Irwin Allen

Irwin Allen an American film and television producer and director.
==Some of His Works==
* The Poseidon Adventure (1972 film) 
* The Towering Inferno (1974 film) 
* Land of the Giants (1968 to 1970 television) 
* Time Tunnel (1966 to 1967 television)
* Lost in Space (1965–1968 television)
* Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964–1968 television)
==A Fan's Memorial==
He and Gene Roddenberry died at about the same time. A fan wrote about both men in the 1992 Dixie Trek program book: 
==References==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal

Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal contains non-fiction material, and occasional fanfic, about Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Land of the Giants, Time Tunnel, and other Irwin Allen creations. 
==Issue 1==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal was published in August 1977 and contains about 16 pages (printed on one side only). The editor was Doug Diamond.
Contributors include Vieve Yarborough, Doug Diamond, Bruce Pedow, Mitch Goodstein, Jerry Ohlinger, and the members of the David Hedison Fan Club. 
*Voyage overview article by Vieve Yarborough (3)
*Making the Seaview Scene (about the rear screen production) (6)
*The Voyage centerfold blueprints (copies of the originals (7)
*T.V. Guide's interview with David Hedison in 1966 (11)
* article on the Seaview and Flying Sub miniatures (14)
*trivia quiz (16)
Image:scifijournal1-1.jpg|cover
Image:scifijournal1-2.jpg|inside page
Image:scifijournal1-3.jpg|inside page
==Issue 2==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal 2 was published in October 1977, focus on Time Tunnel. 
==Issue 11==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal 11 was published in 1984 and contains 40 pages. It was edited by Joel Eisner.
*TIME TUNNEL cliffhanger episode guide
*an interview with actor Richard Bull
*article on an unfilmed VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA episode
*LOST IN SPACE fan fiction
*reprint of TV GUIDE review of VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
*Richard Basehart obit
*other unknown content
==Issue 12==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal 12 was published in 1985 and contains 40 pages. It had a Land of the Giants focus and was edited by Joel Eisner.
* tribute to Richard Basehart
* reprint of newspaper article about Jonathan Harris
*a look at some of the comic book spin-offs from Irwin Allen TV shows
*The Episodes That Never Were (synopsis of an unfilmed LAND OF THE GIANTS)
*"Robots, Androids & Cyborgs" by Joel Eisner
*an interview with actress Elizabeth Rogers
*other unknown content
==Issue 13==
Irwin Allen Sci-Fi Journal 13 was published in 1986 and contains 40 pages. It was was edited by Joel Eisner.
*interview with June Lockhart (one page)
*reprint of a newspaper article about VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
*an 8 page interview with actor Patrick Culliton
*the Episodes That Never Were ("King's Gambit, VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA)
*a2 page interview with Alan Hunt
*reprints of newspaper articles about Irwin Allen
*photos, artwork and more
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:Time Tunnel
Category:Land of the Giants
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Is 'Blake's 7' Fandom Dying? Diehard fans find there's not much left

Is 'Blake's 7' Fandom Dying? Diehard fans find there's not much left is an article by Joyce Bowen. It was published in Tarriel Cell v.11 n.1 in October 1997.
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Is Fandom Slipping into McCarthyism?

Is Fandom Slipping into McCarthyism? is a letter by Connie-Sue Hamilton. 
It was printed in Tarriel Cell (a Blake's 7 newsletter) in February 1994. This letter was a general response to a series of events regarding print zines and photocopies. It was also a specific response to Zine Piracy Letter by Ann Wortham in Response to Candace Pulleine.
==Some Background Information==
Making copies of zines that were still in print could be financially damaging to many zine editors and publishers. It was an issue that was first publicly discussed in media fandom in the eleventh issue of Probe in August 1977. The editor, Winston A. Howlett, wrote: 
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, there were strong feelings in fandom about some fans who were making copies of zines still in print and were, from one point of view, "stealing" from zine publishers by copying in-print zines. There were also strong feelings about zine editors who kept zines in print forever, thus continuing to make sales while the story authors never received any additional compensation. This coincided with growing resentment among other groups of fans regarding rising zine prices, often for zines which they felt were not worth the higher prices.
Many of these tensions came to a head at, and after, RevelCon 1993.
==A Series of Open Letters: by Zine Publishers/Con Organizers==
In 1993 and 1994, a number of Open Letters circulated in fandom regarding the photocopying of in-print zines.
See: The Revelcon Zine Piracy Letters.
==Excerpts from "Is Fandom Slipping into McCarthyism?"==
In October 1993, Connie-Sue Hamilton wrote a long letter that was printed in Tarriel Cell V.7 N.1. That letter can be read in full at here.
Excerpts:
 
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===General Letters from Fans===
===A Specific Letter from Ann Wortham===
A very specific response to Hamilton's letter was Ann Wortham's Response to Connie-Sue Hamilton.
==References==
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1994 Open Letters
Category:Zine Piracy Open Letters