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A Reader's Advice on writing good sex.

A Reader's Advice on writing good sex. is a 2004 essay by Aja. The focus is writing smutty Harry Potter fanfiction. 
It is part of a 2002-04 series of essays. See About Writing.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* PWPs
* Sex Tips for Slash Writers
* some specific stories referenced are astolat's "Weather of the Heart," wankersore's "Quicksilver" and hackthis's "Entwined," amanuensis1's "A Spell To Turn Tigers to Butter," dahlia777's "Silver Chain" series, "Four Letter Words" by weatherby
==Introduction==
==Sections==
* PWP should never be written as porn without plot.
* Go for the why over the what.
* Choose emotion over mechanics.
* Be true to character experience and POV.
* Avoid anatomy lessons.
* But know your anatomy, and your sexual mechanics.
* Don't write with a particular kink as your goal. 
* Use your setting.
* Find the shift in every scene.
* The bottom line: feed their desire, feed ours
* Teh Recap.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Slash Meta
Category:How To
A Real Adventure

A Real Adventure is a personal Due South fanfiction website with stories by Bast and Shadow. All stories are Fraser/Kowalski slash stories. They are archived with and without cover graphics and there are separate pages for awards, drabbles and wallpapers.
The site is a member of the Asylum Web Ring.
==Screencaps==
File:Shadow s Due South Slash.jpg|Shadow's Bucket Series, with cover graphics
File:Bast - New.jpg|Bast's stories with cover graphics, page 1
File:Bast - Text.png|Bast's stories, text
File:A Real Adventure Awards.png|Awards
==References==
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Slash Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
A Real Good Life

A Real Good Life is a digest-sized 118-page slash Brokeback Mountain novel by Melody C..
The zine was edited by Annie Booker.
==Alternative Ending==
It offers an alternative ending to the book and movie. From the author's preface: 
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Disclaimer==
From the zine:
 
 
==Zine Acknowledgements==
==Author's Comments==
==References==
Category:Brokeback Mountain
Category:2006 Zines
A Reflection of Starlight

A Reflection of Starlight (AROS) is a Les Misérables brick verse fanfiction by AutumnGracy. It is a slow burn post-Seine fix-it fic. The main pairing is Javert/Jean Valjean (Valvert). This fic deals with themes of recovery, trust, friendship and asexuality.
The fanfic was posted on AO3 on August 9th, 2015 and is currently a WIP. As of February 2019, it has 67 chapter and is over 350,000 words. The author's summary states: 
==Plot==
Jean Valjean saves Javert after his suicide attempt and nurses him back to health. They slowly become friends as all the while the world around them begins to change. They face troubles together, including a legal battle, the return of Thénardier, Valjean's reconciliation with Marius Pontmercy and Cosette and other ghosts from the past. Through these struggles, Javert and Valjean become closer.
==Reception==
The fic was well received by Valvert fans on AO3 and Tumblr, inspiring many works of fan art (see below). It is considered one of the most iconic Valvert fics. As of September 2019, it is the second most popular Valvert fic on AO3 by kudos and hits.
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*TV Tropes Page
*Traduction Française (WIP)
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Category:Slash FanfictionCategory:2010s Fanfiction
A Regular Boy Scout

A Regular Boy Scout is the guy who, most often in a first-time sexual encounter, is fully-prepared for safe sex. Sometimes he refers to himself as such, and sometimes it is his partner who calls him a Boy Scout.
==Some Examples==
*Quietus Interruptus by Ximeria, Blair is prepared: "'Mmmm, clean. Oooh, now if you have lube in there,' Jim grinned, 'I'll have to start calling you a boy scout.'" (Jim/Blair)
==References==
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
A Reply to "Michelism"

A Reply to "Michelism" was a 1938 essay by T. Bruce Yerke that addressed the Michelist movement that had recently been sprung upon science fiction fandom. The 1937 speech Mutation or Death! was the world's first glimpse at the Futurians' new philosophy, and it had been followed by several articles from Donald A. Wollheim, including Commentary on the November "Novae Terrae", which Yerke mentioned in his essay.
Yerke felt that while Michelism's leftist goals were admirable and in line with science fiction, it was unrealistic to expect fandom itself to be the primary foundation of a socialist revolution.
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== Responses ==
Category:1938 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Science Fiction Meta
A Report on Damage Done by One Individual Under Several Names

A Report on Damage Done by One Individual Under Several Names, also known as the Mixon Report, is a controversial investigative report by Laura J. Mixon that was posted to her blog. It won Mixon the 2015 Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer.
The subject of the report is a long-term pattern of behaviour from Benjanun Sriduangkaew, who once ran the hate blog Requires Only That You Hate.
Mixon's introduction to the report provides a brief summary:
In the years following the report's release, Mixon encountered first issues with hosting the full, unabridged report on her website, and later a problem with her web host that resulted in her website going offline permanently. Mixon reposted the original report, including the full version of both appendices, on 31 August, 2021.On the Record: An Archive of Harm Done by One Individual Under Several Names by Laura J. Mixon (Aug 31, 2021). Blog post sharing a link to the full, unabridged PDF of the original report. (archive link)
== Contents==
*Introductions
* What's this all about?
*Linkage; getting up to speed
*Throat clearing and report parameters
*Executive summary
*Requires Hate/ Benjanun’s targets
*Demographic analysis
*Requires Hate/ Benjanun’s attacks and impacts
*Wrapping it up
*APPENDIX A – Rules for Inclusion
*APPENDIX B – Database
==Follow Up Posts==
*14 Feb 2015 - Requires Hate Follow-up, Three Months Later: Are We Past the Winter(fox) of our Discontent?
*6 Apr 2015 - About that Hugo Nomination...
*13 Apr 2015 - Standing in the Borderlands of Discourse
*1 May 2015 - Yes. But.
*10 May 2015 - Double Vision: Our Conflicting Nerdish Legacies
==Introduction==
==Reactions==
*Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Wrecker Archived version by Athena Andreadis (likely November 6, 2014)
*The following is an open letter to my friends and colleagues who are established members of the science fiction and fantasy community. by Elizabeth Bear (November 6, 2014)
*Standing Up and Speaking the Truth Archived version by Rochita Loenen-Ruiz (November 6, 2014)
*Not a fun post to write Archived version by Rachel Manija Brown (Dreamwidth, November 6, 2014)
* by Paul Weimer (November 6, 2014)
*Requires Hate, aka Benjanun Sriduangkaew, is a multiple, serial & proven bully, liar & manipulator. Archived version by Juliet E. McKenna (November 6, 2014)
*[x]words_poc Archived version by hesychas (Dreamwidth, November 10, 2014)
== External Links ==
* Desperately Seeking Attention Archived version by professional SF author Liz Williams (Livejournal, August 1, 2012), written two years before Mixon's report.
==See also==
==References==
Category:2014 Fanworks
Category:Science Fiction Fandom OccurrencesCategory:2014 Meta
Category:Scandals
Category:Race & Fandom
A Resolution of Territory

A Resolution of Territory is a Hikaru no Go Akira/Hikaru story by arboretum written in 2008 for Blind Go Round 5. A podfic of the story was created by Rhea314 in 2010. There is a sequel, A Pretty Good Year. The story is very popular and has been widely recced in the fandom. 
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==References==
Category:Hikaru no GoCategory:Yaoi Fanfiction Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
A Ride to Yesteryear

A Ride to Yesteryear is a Kirk/Spock story by Doreen C. DuBois. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #1.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk takes Spock with him to the Kirk farm, though Spock is unaware that they are there to sell it to cover the debts left by Kirkʼs brother."
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Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
A Ripple in Time

A Ripple in Time is a Doctor Who novel by Lucille Staszak. 
Image:ripplefront.jpg|front cover
Image:rippleback.jpg|back cover
Image:ripple-1.jpg|frontispiece and title page
Image:ripple-2.jpg|inside page
Image:ripple-3.jpg|inside pages
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 Zines
A Ritual of Power: Occult Symbolism in "Seed of the Triad"

A Ritual of Power: Occult Symbolism in "Seed of the Triad" is a 1986 essay by Linda Frankel. 
It was published in K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #18.
The topic was a Kirk/Spock (TOS) story by Marilyn Cole that was printed in Greater California K/S called Seed of the Triad. The summary of that story: "When Kirk and Spock beam down to an arctic planet, Spockʼs telepathic abilities accidentally kill the male of the last of his species but with Kirkʼs help is able to take his place is creating a "child" with the last female."
The essay's opening sentences: ""Seed of the Triad" is a complex story that can be read on two levels — simple narrative and symbolic. The purpose of this essay is to explore the symbolic aspect."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* sex magic
* references to the story Broken Images
* magical, meaningful male ejaculations, penises like snakes, and the "psychic joy of their orgasms"
* tarot cards and their messages, specially "Emperor," "Temperance," "Charioteer"
* the metaphor of the image of Kirk as a hawk flying toward the sun: "Horus Hawk might well fly toward the sufi because the sun as fimon-Ra was the chief god of the Egyptian pantheon. Horus is the Emperor in Tarot. The Emperor is the card of masculinity."
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Paganism & Fandom
A River That Runs Both Ways

A River That Runs Both Ways is a slash 120-page Wiseguy novel by Melody C.. 
This zine has a sequel, A Consortium of Light. 
Caren Parnes is the artist. Art has been included on Fanlore with both the artist's and publisher's permission.
File:river.jpg|cover by Caren Parnes, this cover was used with permission as the cover of Strange Bedfellows #5 in 1994. A fan in 2010 said: "This is the badass Frank I know and love." from a mailing list, quoted anonymously (November 2010) 
File:riverrunsflyer.jpg|flyer from Concupiscence #1, click to read
File:Riverrunsboth.jpg |flyer from Fire and Ice #1
==Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
From an ad in Media Monitor: 
Agent With Style summary, which is also an ad: 
===1990===
==References==
Category:Wiseguy Zines
Category:1991 Zines
A Rogue's Curse

A Rogue's Curse is an X-Men Movieverse fanfic story by AznDangster and is mainly focused on the pairing Cyclops/Rogue but character wise - it mainly focuses on Rogue.
==Summary==
A Rogue's Curse:
After Jean's death the mansion is in shambles. Rogue's powers are growing quickly and she's holding in a terrible secret. With the help, and love, of Scott, Rogue helps the mansion, and herself, move on. But, Jean is alive...and something is wrong.
The story takes place post X2 and is technically an AU version of X3 where Jean returns and Phoenix happens. Scott/Jean, Logan/Jean, and Kitty/Bobby are all secondary pairings. Nightcrawler and Angel appears later in the story.
A Rogue's Wish:
With Jean powerless, Emma Frost is called back to handle the new threat, MJ, and Emma is not ready to let go of Scott. Rogue is alive, but what happens when a promise Rogue made for new life comes back to haunt her?
The sequel to A Rogue's Curse, it introduces Emma Frost to the story. It's still incomplete as of Dec 20, 2012 at six chapters.
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Category:2010s Fanfiction
A Romantic of the Leonine Persuasion

A Romantic of the Leonine Persuasion is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) clippings scrapbook of related articles, interviews, ads, etc. from magazines and newspapers. 
It was created and distributed by Beauty and the Beast Fan Club (US).
==Its Beginning==
From the third issue of the club's newsletter (September 1988):
From the seventh issue the club's newsletter (September 1989): 
From the club's tenth newsletter (June 1990): 
==Issue 1==
A Romantic of the Leonine Persuasion 1 contains 199 pages. 
==Issue 2==
A Romantic of the Leonine Persuasion 2 was published in 1989 and contains about 210 pages.
Some of the clippings with a fan focus: Strangest beast that he ever saw... on TV, The Beauty of the Beast: An improbably romance blooms, and a cult is born, Literate, intelligent TV? Oh, yes, sigh 'Beast' fans.
 
Image:leonine2-1.jpg|front cover of issue #2
Image:leonine2-2.jpg|from issue #2, some of a fan's photos of the 1988 Viewers for Quality Television awards
Image:leonine2-3.jpg|from issue #2, introducing fans to Linda Hamilton
Image:leonine2-4.jpg|from issue #2, some of the bits for fans desperate for opinion, visibility, and commentary
Image:leonine2-5.jpg|from issue #2, one of many articles about fans, examples of the press trying to explain fandom, and women (this one describes a fan meet up in Denver, "Supporters of Beauty and the Beast led by Janet Orashan), mentions fanzines Above and Below, Light and Cloudshadows, Faded Roses, and Pipedreams, see Literate, intelligent TV? Oh, yes, sigh 'Beast' fans for more) 
Image:leonine2-6.jpg|from issue #2, a reprinted cartoon that illustrates the early 1990s aesthetic and cultural focus on Phantom of the Opera and Beauty and the Beast (TV)
File:Leonine2-7.jpg|from issue #2, another press article, highlighting female fans, see The Beauty of the Beast: An improbably romance blooms, and a cult is born
File:Leonine2-8.jpg|from issue #2, at the mercy of the photocopier machine
 
==Issue 3==
A Romantic of the Leonine Persuasion 3 contains 214 pages. 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
A Room Full of Your Posters

A Room Full of Your Posters is a Boku no Hero Academia fanfic by Krombopulos_Will. It is a darkfic with an unhappy ending and an example of the popular villain!Deku trope. There are no ships.
The fic is tagged with non-romantic relationships between Midoriya and All Might, as well as Midoriya and his mother. It takes Midoriya's traits of never giving up and admiring All Might and turns them into flaws. Midoriya believes throughout the fic that he can only become a hero if he gets a conversation with All Might validating his desires, and he slowly becomes a stalker in order to obtain this. 
The title is a reference to the song Stan by Eminem.
==Summary==
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Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction
A Room Without Windows

A Room Without Windows is a Kirk/Spock story by Addison Reed.
It was published in the print zine The 25th Year where it was part of an interconnected series of stories.
==Excerpt==
"Spock, if we can't share with each other those things that trouble us most, where does that leave us? We keep circling each other like we were in some ritual dance that's never complete. Confiding our problems and our fears - as well as the good times - is what it takes to make us whole." Kirk leaned forward, his voice dropping until it was almost a whisper. "Eventually, we're going to get tired of dancing and I don't want to see that happen." He paused, touching the Vulcan's arm. "Pon farr isn't still troubling you, is it?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
A Royal Pain

A Royal Pain is a 1980 article by Nancy Duncan.
It was printed in Against the Sith #9 and had the subtitle: Princess Leia—independent, intelligent, sophisticated, mature, witty? Take a second look.
Nancy and her sister, Tracy, were notorious for despising the character of Leia Organa. See: The AtS Virtue-Chart of Heroic Characters.
The topic was how nasty, petulant, self-centered, unpleasant, selfish, dishonest, immature, and generally terrible Leia Organa is; the article winds up with "Leia just isn't rewarding to watch. Is Leia popular? In the store the other day, I ran across a rack of SW/EMPIRE mimi-action figures. There were two Luke dolls left, four Han dolls, and twenty Leia dolls. I rest my case."
It includes the line: Leia isn't innocent, she's just childish. I just can't be on her side. She's too dumb."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Wars Meta
A Russian Inwention

You may be looking for Security Check.
A Russian Inwention is a gen Star Trek: TOS Chekov-centric anthology edited by Carolyn Atkinson. 
Note: some sources refer to this zine as "A Russian Invention/Security Check."
* Déjà vu (17 pages)
* An Enterprise Of Paramount Importance (18 pages)
* An Enterprise Of Uncoventional Appearance (52 pages)
* A Question Of Alliance (42 pages)
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1989 Zines
A SEA ESTRANGED US

A SEA ESTRANGED US is an Assassin's Creed doujinshi by clownkid666. It focuses on Edward Kenway and the other characters of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. One fan purchased the doujinshi without even knowing what Assassin's Creed was, and said that the art and story were so good that they went on to buy an Xbox 360 and start playing the game.
Image:A Sea Estranged Us.jpg
==References==
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:2014 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:Chinese Doujinshi
A S Lawrence

A S Lawrence was a long-time Sports Night fan writer. Her stories are largely slash, however she did some gen and het. Dan/Casey was her main slash pairing. She died in January 2013. on Archive of Our Own. 
== Fannish Timeline ==
A S Lawrence managed a Battlestar Galactica fan group and published a quarterly magazine and fanzines in the early to mid 1980s. She authored novel-length fics for the fanzines. She was also in charge of The Richard Hatch Fan Fellowship and issued zines under the label of AAA Press.
She established a Quantum Leap fan club, Quantum Quest, published a quarterly newsletter, and wrote fan fiction for Quantum Leap zines under the AAA Press imprint in the late 1980s and early 1990s. She also created Basically Bakula, a newsletter for Quantum Leap actor Scott Bakula.
She authored Sports Night fan fiction from 2003 to 2013, occasionally creating fiction for Dead Poets Society, and in 2008, she created a long fanfic based on Diana Wynne Jones' "Howl" and "Chrestomanci" universes as a Yuletide NYR. She contributed more than 100 drabbles to the LiveJournal community sn100.
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2013 Deaths
A Safe Bet

A Safe Bet is a Professionals slash story by D. Ramsey. It first appeared in the fanzine Motet.
==Summaries==
In 2000, two fans Cassie Ingaben and Dagger compiled an index of many of the circuit stories. They also wrote brief summaries:
Dagger: After the successful completion of an operation, most of CI5's operatives celebrate in a bar. Cowley sits a little apart and observes the interaction between his favorite team. 
	
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==References==
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
A Safe Harbor

A Safe Harbor is a Jim/Blair story by Bluewolf, written for Calic0cat for the 2005 Moonridge Charity Auction. It was first printed in Howl of the Wolf and later uploaded to 852 Prospect, Artifact Storage Room 3 and AO3. A gen version of the story is available here on AO3 and at the author's website.
Summary: 
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==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction
A Safe Place from the Storm

A Safe Place from the Storm is a 112-page explicit het Beauty and the Beast novel by Wendy de-Veryard. 
Author's summary: "Meeting as teenage pen pals, Vincent provides Catherine with a safe place from the storm when a psychopath threatens her life."
An excerpt from this story appeared in Candlewyck.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2002 Zines
A Sailor Moon Romance

A Sailor Moon Romance (ASMR) was a Sailor Moon fanfiction archive.
== History ==
:In the mid-1990s, one of the first Sailormoon fanfiction archives was founded by Sailor Skuld. Titled "Artemis and Luna's Central Command," the site collected Sailormoon fanfics and provided them to visitors via zip files that were posted weekly. As the archive became more popular, the site changed names, changed hands, and soon became known as "A Sailor Moon Romance," with rolling updates and a PHP structure similar to systems used by many archives today. At its peak, ASMR hosted over ten thousand stories and supported thirteen thousand user accounts.
:After more than a decade of operation, ASMR suffered a server crash in September of 2007.
== Site features ==
When a new batch of fics appeared on ASMR, there would be a title, a link to the fic, and the author. There were no summaries unless you clicked on the link and an author had provided it there.
ASMR split its fics and had its NC-17 and certain R-rated fics in a section called Hentai. Many well-known writers contributed to the site; among them Sailor Mac, The Yarnspinner, Amazoness Duo, and Andrea Hui (also one of the site's admins).
== Closure ==
The crash was a great loss to the Sailor Moon fandom, as ASMR had been the largest and longest-lasting fanfic and fanart archive, at least in the English language. After the crash, the ASMR admin decided to not keep the page running anymore.
Dejana Talis has since been trying to recover the sites' contents on One Song Glory. In 2008, sections A to H were added to the backup version there. Additionally, sections for history and fans' essays on their experiences with the site and Sailor Moon fandom in general were included, making the new site something of a memorial to the original one.
Sadly, the site has not been updated since 2008.
Note that http://www.angelfire.com/anime3/smromance/ is an unrelated site with the same name.
== References ==
Category:Sailor Moon Websites
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
A Sangheili's War Is Never Over

A Sangheili's War Is Never Over is a fanmade comic by Levi "Leviathan" Hoffmeier. It takes place after the events of Halo 3, when the Great Schism between the Sangheili and the Jiralhanae continues to rage. The comic was posted on halo.bungie.org and featured by Bungie on May 25th 2012.Bungie.net: 'A Sangheili's War Is Never Over' 5/28/2009 It was later published in Hoffmeier's DeviantArt page and in his personal sub-site leviathan.bungie.org.
==Trivia==
*The fake legal text on the back cover reads: "I am not Bungie Studios and I did not make money off of this. Halo©Bungie Studios 1999-2009. That bar code and the price is fake if you did not figure that out. Oh, and please do not sue me for doodling spaceships. This graphic novel is based on a Mature-rated video game, although this can not mean much due to that time I played a kid who was like seven on Live. It really doesn't need an 'M' rating anyway. I mean there's more violence and language in The Dark Knight and that got a PG-13, right? Anyway, if anyone wants to hire me for making these things, I'm totally available. Ah, the pizza rolls are ready..."
==References==
This article uses content from Halopedia's article Halo: A Sangheili's War Is Never Over, published under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
Category:Halo
Category:2009
A Scene to Forget

A Scene to Forget is a Mulder/Krycek story by Subsume. It's a missing scene from Tunguska where Mulder and Krycek are in a Russian prison.
Summary from DitB: Takes place during *Tunguska*.
Summary from Mulder In Jeopardy: 'Tunguska' missing scene—What happened to Mulder after Krycek left their cell. RAPE. Rating Level 4
==Recs and Reviews==
From the category "Rape with an SM tinge (or more)..." of Sandy's Issues of Consent rec page:
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎