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The Artful Dodger

The Artful Dodger is an Australian limited series created for Hulu as a sequel to Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist.
== Canon ==
=== Characters ===
*Jack Dawkins
*Belle Fox
*Norbert Fagin
*Rainsford Sneed
*Lucien Gaines
*Hetty Baggett
*Edmund Fox
*Jane Fox
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
The show's main ship is Jack Dawkins/Belle Fox, also known as dodgerfox. As of 1/8/24, there are 55 works for the ship on AO3.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfic ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Meta ===
===Fanvids===
===Events===
*dodgerfox week on tumblr.
==Links and Resources==
*AO3 fanworks
*Wattpad fanworks
*IMDB Page
Category:Charles Dickens
Category:Live-action Television
The Artistry of Xena

The Artistry of Xena is a website with Xena: Warrior Princess and Xena fanfic inspired drawings by Rebekah Lynn. Some of the drawings are still available at the artist's deviantArt page.
The site was listed at Lunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews in the Bard's Reference Library under "X:WP FAN FICTION ART".X:WP FAN FICTION ART. (Accessed 03 November 2012)
File:Xena Warrior Princess Gallery SouthWind Art.png|thumbnails
File:Gabtemple.jpg|fanart example: "Emerging Warrior" (April 2000)
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
The Artroom

The Artroom was a website that hosted the Beauty & the Beast poetry/art calendars designed by Pat Leslie, Marcus Holt, Amy Shelton and Sandy C. Shelton. 
Each calendar told a cohesive story using poetry and illustrations. 
Some (all?) of these online calendars were also available as print. 
===1995 Calendar "Like Magic"===
Like Magic has art by Sandy C. Shelton and poetry by Pat Leslie.
 
===1995 Adult Calendar "Chamber Music"===
Chamber Music has art by Sandy C. Shelton and poetry by Pat Leslie.
===1996 Calendar "Distant Shore"===
Distant Shore has art by Sandy C. Shelton and poetry by Pat Leslie.
===1996 Adult Calendar "Wave Of Passion"===
Wave Of Passion has art by Sandy C. Shelton and poems by Pat Leslie.
===1997 Calendar "Toward Love" ===
"Toward Love" is a calendar with art by Sandy C. Shelton and poems by Pat Leslie. 
It is now offline. 
This is not the same calendar as the 1994 one by Rosemarie Hauer called Toward Love.
===1998 Calendar "Where Dreams Are Made" ===
Where Dreams Are Made has art by Sandy C. Shelton and poems by Pat Leslie.
===1999 Calendar "Where The Heart Is" ===
Where the Heart Is has art by Sandy C. Shelton, and poetry by Sandy Shelton, Pat Leslie, Marcus Holt, and Amy Shelton.
 
Category:WebsitesCategory:PoetryCategory:Calendars
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
Category:1990s
The Asgard Incident

The Asgard Incident is a het Sarek/Amanda 99-page novel by Karel Smolders, set pre-TOS. It was published in 1990. Cover art is by Melody Rondeau and Gennie Summers; back cover art is by Melody Rondeau.
The writer, who may be Dutch, offers the following anecdote about the fanzine: Translation: "In the story I describe (supposedly from the 22th century) the fall of the Berlin Wall. The description is strikingly similar to what actually happened. ... I wrote that story in 1988, years before the wall was indeed taken down..." "Een zijsprongetje ! Ik amuseer me wat met Engelstalig fanzine werk, dat in Amerikaanse fanzines verschijnt. Dat betekent dat ik een aantal verhalen schrijf in werelden die door andere mensen zijn gecreëerd. Meestal gaat het over eigen verhalen rond personages uit films of TV-reeksen. Wettelijk gezien kun je die nergens kwijt door het copyright, en dus kun je ze alleen als fanzine laten lezen door andere liefhebbers. Zo schreef ik twee verhalen in het universum van ‘Blake’s 7’ (titels : ‘Legend’ (legende) en ‘The once and future Queen’ (koningin voor altijd)) en een heuse Star Trek roman : ‘The Asgard Incident’ (zie cover hiernaast).asgardincidentcover1 Op het net vind je nog steeds verwijzingen naar alle drie deze verhalen. Aan ‘The Asgard Incident’ is nog een aardige anekdote verbonden : In het verhaal beschrijf ik (zogenaamd vanuit de 22ste eeuw) de val van de Berlijnse muur. De beschrijving komt treffend overeen met wat er werkelijk gebeurde. Alleen schrijf ik dat verhaal in 1988, een jaar voordat de muur inderdaad viel..." 
==Summaries==
From an ebay seller, it is a novel of "how Spock's parents Sarek and Amanda Grayson met at a time Vulcan was suspected of terrorism."
From a 1991 ad in The Clipper Trade Ship #71: "A young ambassador named Sarek is sent to Earth as relations between Vulcan and Earth deteriorate. Vulcans are suspected of massacring a research outpost. When Sarek is framed for the murder of Earth's president, he is forced to flee, taking as hostage a young college student named Amanda Grayson."
==Covers==
 Image:Asgardincidentcover1.jpg|front cover
Image:asgardback.jpg|back cover
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Assassin's Daughter

The Assassin's Daughter is a Professionals story by Lacey McBain. 
==The Author's Description==
* Rating: R. Hurt/comfort, first time, drama.
* Summary: A “simple” assignment to deliver an assassin’s sixteen-year-old daughter is complicated by unexpected attacks and the beginnings of a new relationship.
* Warnings: Contains violence and some politically incorrect language. It’s the seventies.
* Pairing: Slash. Bodie/Doyle.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Assassin's Den

The Assassin's Den, originally Respawn Creed Team PodcastEpisode 1 - Assassin's Creed III Announcement, March 12, 2012 is an Assassin's Creed podcast that often features interviews with voice actors, writers, or other people involved in the creation of the games.
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed
Category:2012 Podcasts
The Assignment to Help An Orphan

The Assignment to Help An Orphan is a gen Quantum Leap/Highway to Heaven story written by Christine Wirick.
 
It was printed in Safehouse #2 in 1993. It was posted to alt.tv.quantum-leap.creative in 1996.
==Summary==
==Parts==
* part 1
* part 2
* part 3
* part 4
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Quantum Leap Fanfiction
Category:Highway to Heaven 
Category:1992 Fanfiction
The Association for the Propagation of Trekkism

The Association for the Propagation of Trekkism is a fan club that was based in Glens Falls, NY, then Hermosa Beach California. 
It was founded in October 1974, published six issues of its newsletter, then went dormant until 1984. It is unknown how long it lasted after that, but it was active at least until 1988.
The newsletter was called The Propagator.
The club also had a cassette library.
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
The Association of British Star Trek Clubs

The Association of British Star Trek Clubs was formed in 1974. 
"The following clubs, in alphabetical order,have now formed an association; Beyond Antares, STAG, STERB, 
William Shatner Enterprises. In no way does this mean that we have amalgamated. The clubs are still individual and separate entities. The Association, it is hoped, will bring about closer co-operation between the ST fan clubs in Great Britain, to bring YOU, our members, a better deal, and a guarantee of absolute satisfaction. So, when you join a Star Trek fan club, look for these words; "Member of the ABSTC."" from STAG #8 
==References==
Category:1974 Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
The AtS Virtue-Chart of Heroic Characters

The AtS Virtue-Chart of Heroic Characters is a chart by Tracy Duncan.
It accompanies the essay "The Chart Explained."
 
Both were published in Against the Sith #9 in 1980, the same issue that contained Duncan's essay, The Death of Star Wars.
Duncan was a ferocious fan of Luke Skywalker, tolerated Han Solo, and despised Leia Organa.
This article was written very shortly before the release of the third movie, meaning Duncan did not know that Luke and Leia were brother and sister, something that may have eased her mind regarding the possibility of Luke and Leia being a intimate couple.
 File:Againstsith9-14.jpg| "The Chart Explained," page 1 
Image:Againstsith9chart-2.jpg| "The Chart Explained," page 2
Image:Againstsith9chart-3.jpg| "The Chart Explained," page 3
Image:Againstsith9chart-4.jpg| "The Chart Explained," page 4
Image:Againstsith9chart-5.jpg| "The Chart Explained," page 5
==From "The Chart Explained"==
==Reactions and Reviews ==
 
 
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
The Athenaeum

The Athenaeum lists 6729 works of fiction and fan fiction from 1535 authors. Most of the fiction is f/f, but there is gen fic as well. The Athenaeum also hosts works from several hundred authors.
Originally created in 1996 with a focus on Xena: Warrior Princess, the page has grown and now welcomes original fiction and fanfiction from other series such as Hercules, Star Trek, CSI, Law & Order, and others. Half the fiction on The Athenaeum is original lesbian fiction.The Athenaeum - Main Page. (Accessed 30 January 2011)
According to Lunacy The Anthenaeum is "the present-day descendant of the first XWP fanfic index on the net, Xenos' XENA WARRIOR PRINCESS FAN FICTION INDEX[.] Bardeyes' newly revised THE ATHENAEUM indexes over 1500 works, and includes an amazing 17 category indexes, a series index, an author index and an index of NetForum titles. The story listings feature a rating, the date a story was released on the Web, the number of pages, a short description and links to longer reviews when these are available. The Athenaeum stopped indexing new fanfic in April 1999. It now only lists stories that are actually hosted by the site but the more comprehensive index of older titles available throughout the fandom remains available."Lunacy. Searching For Xena Fan Fiction. (Accessed 30 January 2011)
Another link site says about the archive:
 
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:1990s WebsitesCategory:2000s WebsitesCategory:2010s Websites
The Atlas of StarRise Territory

The Atlas of StarRise Territory is a 53-page gen zine of Dragonriders of Pern art and non-fiction. It was published in 1992 and a copy can now be found online here. The zine consists of maps detailing fictional weyrs and their holdings and was compiled by Seacraft Master Thomas (W. David MacKenzie).
Image:starrise1.jpg|interior map
Image:starrise2.jpg|interior map
Image:starrise3.jpg|interior map
Image:starrise4.jpg|interior map
Category:Art Zines
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Attic

The Attic, also called The Newsies Attic, was a Newsies fansite and fanfiction archive hosted on Geocities until the platform went down in 2009. It contained about thirty fics. 
==Authors==
*Aki-Wokie
*Blaze
*Celtic (Princess Bunhead)
*Mischief
*Phoenix Calila
*Relic
*RiffRaff McColley
*Socks O'Connor
Category:Newsies Archives
Category:2002 Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
The Auction (Harry Potter story)

The Auction by LovesBitca8 is a dark Harry Potter fanfiction focused on the Dramione pairing. It was part of the author's Rights and Wrongs series.
In 2024 the author announced that they would be taking down that the fic at some point, because they planned to rework it as an original fantasy trilogy“The Auction” to be adapted for mainstream press? posted to r/Dramione, June 27, 2024.
== Summary ==
Summary on AO3:
== Unauthorized Distribution of the Fic for Profit ==
The Auction was one of the stories at the centre of a binding for profit controversy, see 2024 Harry Potter Fanbinding Controversy for further details.
== Inspired Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by flyora
== Reactions and Reviews ==
== References ==
Category:2019 Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Auction (Star Trek: TOS story)

You may be looking for the Harry Potter story, The Auction. For other uses, see Auction.
The Auction is a Kirk/Spock story by Mildred Manhill. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #3.
 
==Summary==
"Spock and Kirk go to an art auction where a bored Kirk starts daydreaming about himself as his bondmateʼs sex slave in prereform Vulcan."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The August King

The August King is a gen Robin of Sherwood story by Linda Ruth Pfonner. It contains two illos.
It was published in The Sacrificial King.
==Author's Comments==
Image:augustking-1.jpg|first page, sample text
Image:augustking-2.jpg|art for this story by Delphyne Joan Woods 
Category:Robin of SherwoodCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Category:Paganism & Fandom
The Auron/Lulu Shrine

==Overview==
The Auron/Lulu Shrine is a fansite devoted to the Auron/Lulu (Aulu) pairing in Final Fantasy X fandom. It includes:
*an introduction to the pairing
*annotated, linked lists of Aulu fanfiction, fanart, fanvids, and cosplay found around the web
*an index of Aulu fanwork by the Shrine's archivist, Auronlu
It is being documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Site History==
*February 2006 
:The Auron/Lulu Shrine began as "The AuronLu Shrine" on Geocities. auronlu initially created the site as an archive of her own Auron/Lulu fanwork. At the time, auronlu went by the handle "helluin".
*March 2006
:After meeting TrekQueen on AdultFanfiction.Net and muggy_mountain on Livejournal, helluin decided to expand the shrine to include sections on fanworks by other Auron/Lulu fans. muggy_mountain made helluin co-mod of her own Aulu Livejournal Community and linked to the AuronLu Shrine as the website for that community. Due to a username snafu on Livejournal, helluin soon became known as "auronlu" -- originally the name of the fansite, not the archivist. 
*December 2008 
:The AuronLu Shrine's name was changed to "The Auron/Lulu Shrine", and the site was extensively revamped with its present design.
*September 2009
:auronlu transferred The Auron/Lulu Shrine from Geocities to http://auronlu.istad.com in anticipation of Geocities' demise.
==How the Site is Updated==
Links to new fanworks are added very sporadically by the archivist, usually by scouring posts on the Aulu Livejournal Community -- where fans may advertise or recommend Auron/Lulu fanwork -- and by searching for new Auron/Lulu stories on FanFiction.Net.
==Screenshots of Site==
Taken in September '09, when site was being moved from Geocities to a new web host:
		
Category:Final Fantasy X
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:Final Fantasy Relationships
The Aurora Signal

The Aurora Signal is a gen Battlestar Galactica (1978) novel by I Joan Kokolus.
It is a trilogy complete in one volume: "A treacherous Ceylon trap, a brain-damaged warrior, and the power of extrasensory perception."
 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1981 Fanfiction
Category:1981 Zines
Category:Novel Zines
The Aurora Universe

The Aurora Universe is a website hosting, among other things, fanworks set in the Aurora Universe, which imagines original character enhanced women in the preexisting DC universe. While most works are written by Sharon Best, a few guest authors are featured: Brantley Thompson Elkins, Moxie, and Joe Haley. 
The Aurora Universe Reader's Group had 367 members in December 2002.
==Aurora Universe==
==Copyright Disclaimer==
==Inspired Websites==
*Infinity Bridge (later version, other)
*Julie and Friends (later version)
*The Abintra Universe Writer's Group, formerly Aurora Universe Writer's Group
*Abintra Press
*Superheroine.org
*Jolie Howard Fiction
Category:DC Websites
Category:1995 Author Pages
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Aussie Star Trek Fanbook

==Volume 1==
The Aussie Star Trek Fanbook was published in 1979 and contains 64 pages. The content is gen and non-explicit het. The four stories and one poem are by Valerie Parv. The cover is by Paul Parv, and some interior illos appear to be by Mike McGann. 
Valerie Parv, now a professional author and writing mentor specialising in romance novels, made her first professional sale with an article in The Best of Trek #7 (Signet, June 1984) entitled "Star Trek Jokes?".
==From the Author's Notes==
==Content==
* Author's Log, fiction (2)
* A Small Vision of Immortality, fiction (3)
* Passions of the Mirror, fiction (19)
* Home is Where, fiction (36)
* Scotty's Pledge (to his ship), poem (48)
* The Last Battle, fiction (49)
Image:aussiefanbook1.jpg|inside page
Image:aussiefanbook2.jpg|inside page
Image:aussiefanbook3.jpg|inside page
==Volume 2==
This issue was open to contributions from other Star Trek fans. It was "An AussieTrek Publication", a promotional tie-in to the 1980 AussieTrek 2 convention.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Author

The Author is a Kirk/Spock story by Leigh Biedeaux. 
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #1.
==Summary==
"Kirk is determined to win first place in a writing contest and the prize, a 1st edition of Mary Renaultʼs Fire from Heaven, that reminds him of what he wants with Spock."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1989===
===1990===
===1991===
===2001===
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:Alexander the Great
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Author's Spotlight

The Author's Spotlight was a website hosting interviews and essays with fic authors. Each "Spotlight" also included fanfic recommendations of and by the interviewees.
The fans interviewed are:
* Rod M - author of such works as "The More Things Change" and "Sailor Hellblazer."
* Kielle and Laersyn - co-creators of X-MST3K, Subreality Cafe and the Camelot archive, as well as many comics fanfics.
* DarkMark - writer of many DC and other comic company fanfics.
* Ryan Mathews - writer of the "Last Exit Before Toll" column for the Anime Web Turnpike.
* Mike Loader - anime fic writer
* David D. Amaya - founder and moderator of Outside the Lines
* Kun-chan - lemon writer
* Matt Nute - comics fanfiction writer and moderator of the 2000 CBFFAs.
* KayJay - Draco's Mom, the Mooks' confidante and Mighty Climber of Trees
* Eyrie Productions' staff - collective of fanfiction writers for the shared universe Undocumented Features.
** Megazone
** Gryphon
** Truss
** PCHammer
** Redneck Gaijin
Category:1990s Recommendation Sites
Category:2000s Recommendation Sites
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:2000s Fan Interviews
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Comics Fandom
The Auto-Erotica Archive

'You may be looking for Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation: The X-Files Erotica Archive, an X-Files archive.
The Auto-Erotica Archive was the official fanfiction archive site for the Auto-erotica mailing list. 
It was listed at Ultimate Slash Links as a The Adventures of Brisco County Jr., Evil Dead/Army of Darkness, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess slash site.
Based on the URL and the fandoms it was probably focused on the character of Autolycus and other roles played by Bruce Campbell.
File:Linkban3.jpg|Linking banner, seen at Lelia's Fan Fiction Archive
==Webrings==
The site was a member of the Subtext of a Different Kind, The TG-Yaoi-Slash Ring, the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, and the Hercules-Xena Slash Ring. 
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Category:Evil Dead
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Archives
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Dencity
The Automated Hatstand

The Automated Hatstand was an efiction automated fanfiction archive for the Professionals fan community. It was a sister site to Hatstand Archive, a Professionals slash website and resource community which is still running.
From the website: 
On July 6, 2017 istia sent a message to all Automated Hatstand users. It was reposted to the 'ci5' community on Dreamwidth and subsequently to other comms:
At the time of closing there were 698 individual stories in the archive. 548 were known to be available elsewhere, either through an online archive or proslib. Post to Discovered in a Livejournal, January 2, 2017 
==Links==
* 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Websites Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:EFiction
The Autumn Winds Are Sighing

The Autumn Winds Are Sighing is a popular Childe/Zhongli fanfic in the Genshin Impact fandom and can be considered a fandom classic. As of August 12, 2023 there are translations into Russian, Korean, Spanish and Vietnamese. The author also ran four rounds of preorders for a printed copy of the work.
== Summary ==
==Tropes and genres==
* Battlesexual Childe
== Fan Reviews and Responses ==
=== Archive of Our Own ===
== Recursive Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by waterbottlqueen
* by oftenalinicia
The author has compiled an extensive list of fanart for the fic in a special final chapter of the fic here.
== Reclists ==
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
The Avatar Cycle

The Avatar Cycle is a 24-page Avatar: The Last Airbender ezine.
It is free to download. It was edited and published by Holli as part of the Dreamwidth community DIYFanzines. 
The community profile announced: "We're here to attempt to make fanzines in the DIY mode: rather than big bound volumes of fic, let's try something smaller, more individual and more experimental. Use meta, fanart, and short fic to talk about your favorite fandoms, and soon you'll be master of the long-arm stapler!"DIYFanzines profile page
==Contents==
* Water. Earth. Fire. Air (You know how this goes, right?) by nonasuch
* Different Kind of Girls: Gender performance in the world of A:TLA by nonasuch
* There's Something About Her: Azula's character arc and why it went where it did by Fallynleaf
* Plant Your Feet by nonasuch
* art by various artists
==References==
Category:Avatar: The Last Airbender Zines
 
Category:2010s