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The Princess and the Frog

The Princess and the Frog is a musical 2D animated film created by Disney in 2009, based on The Frog Princess by E.D. Baker and The Frog Prince by the Brothers Grimm.
==Canon==
The movie follows the story of the determined, hardworking Tiana set in New Orleans during the 1920s. When Prince Naveen comes to the city looking to marry a rich girl, he enlists the help of the nefarious Dr. Facilier and inadvertently gets himself and Tiana turned into frogs. The pair, along with the help of several residents of the Bayou, work together to return to human form and fulfill their dreams. 
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Memoirs of a Sugar Queen by Anna Nigma, Not everyone gets their fairytale on their first try. Sometime you have to grow up a little first. Twenty things about Lottie La Bouff.
===Fan Art===
*The Princess and the Frog by aimeekitty
*New Orleans Divas by Cor104
*Shadow Man from Disney’s ‘Princess and the frog’ by boochkin
*Tiana Window by Nando123
*The Princess and the Frog by daekazu
*Favorite Scene: Ray’s Funeral by life-in-animation
*Tiana by Tallychyck
*Tiana! by stormysea
*Objectively the best Disney marriage by murrmernator
*tiana week by meganfisherdraws
===Meta===
*Princess And The Frog Tarot Cards Explained by clovercarmen5, 2018
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Tiana by nataliadsw.png|Tiana by Nataliadsw (2014)
==Archives & Communities==
* The Princess and the Frog works at FFN
* The Princess and the Frog (2009) fanworks at AO3
* princessandthefrogfc on Deviantart
==Resources==
==References==
Category:The Princess and the Frog
The Princeton Files

The Princeton Files is a 191-page gen West Wing anthology of fiction and art.
==Editorial==
 
==Contents==
* Demons by Red (3) 
* Dodging Water by Dani L. (39) 
* Shades of Grey by A.J. Wesley (117) 
* art by David L. Gold (front cover) and Meredith Martini 
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Gen Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:West Wing Zines
The Principality of Whimsy

The Principality of Whimsy is Elynross' fanfiction site. It features the Renegade Slash Militia membership banner and used to have a small rec page. It started out as elynross' Fiction Page at Artists in Residence.
File:The Principality of Whimsy-HL.png|Highlander stories
File:The Principality of Whimsy-other fandoms.png|stories in other fandoms
File:Panegyrium.png|recs (2002: SV, OaT, AtS)
==Recs==
From Chelle's Nightstand's author recs: 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:SlashCity
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Prism

The Prism is the personal fanfic site of Padawan Ben and Qwi. The site was hosted at GeoCities and had an Angelfire mirror.
==Stories==
*Whom Can You Trust? by Padawan Ben and Qwi. Humor, PG-13. June 2000
:Summary: With Qui-Gon's unique help, twelve-year-old Obi-Wan works to conquer his fears of what might lurk in the dark. Humor.
*Dream Not of Dying, by Qwi. Angst. December 2000
:Summary: While Obi-Wan takes up his knightly duties, Qui-Gon's first Padawan is injured in battle, leaving behind a partially trained, grieving apprentice.
*Soliloquy, by Padawan Ben. 6 October 1999. AU, Angst, POV. 6 October 1999
:Summary: Obi-Wan's reflections over the events revolving around the mission to Naboo, Tattoine and the battle with the Sith in one of those private letters never meant to be seen. This is an AU in which Qui-Gon DID NOT DIE. Much angst in this one, guys; Obi-Wan had a tough time on that trip.
*In the Prism of Time & Eternity by Padawan Ben & Qwi. AU, Angst, Hurt/Comfort. April 2001
:Summary: Obi-Wan is not dealing well with his Master's death. He would like to leave this life, but the Force has other plans for him.
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:GeoCities
Category:Angelfire
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Prisoner (Prisoner newsletter)

The Prisoner is a monthly Prisoner newsletter by David Edward Taeusch. 
It is the sister zine, the "American Agent for the British newsletter Once Upon a Time" which was published quarterly.
An ad in Datazine #15 said it cost "$17 for a lifetime membership... can't say more, am being watched." 
From a 1979 flyer: "We are an intricate little group who are devoted to examining and perpetuating the ideas of The Prisoner, but also that magnificent man behind this flawless work of film art, Patrick McGoohan. We run Keno Don Rosa's "Secret Agent" index; have a campaign to get SA on late night t.v. in place of Baretta or M*A*S*H*; PMcG's movie index; photos; a listing of TP societies and materials; essays on the Morality play and the tie-in with TP; dealers with PMcG material; classified ads; Swap Shop to trade articles on PMcG... and much more!"
==Gallery of Some Covers==
File:Prisoner5-5.jpg|front cover of v.5 n.5 (1980), art by Tim Fuller
File:Prisoner5-5back.jpg|back cover of v.5 n.5 (1980)
File:Prisoner6-6.jpg|front cover of v.6 n.6 (1980), art by Tim Fuller
File:Prisoner6-6back.jpg|back cover of v.6 n.6 (1980)
Category:The Prisoner Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Prisoner (Prisoner zine)

The Prisoner is a zine of non-fiction, episode guides, and trivia. 
This is a simple zine, one of the first publications to come up with a detailed episode guide, photos, short articles on Patrick McGoohan, Danger Man/Secret Agent, Portmeirion, and more, before the fancy books were published.
==Issue 1==
The Prisoner 1 was published in 1977 (1989?) and contains 130 pages. 
==Issue 2==
The Prisoner 2 was published in 1977 and has 23 one-side xeroxed pages containing synopses of the 17 shows with cast lists & writers/a most frequently asked “question & answer” page & a list of Patrick McGoohan’s film credits.
Image:prisoner1.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:prisoner2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Category:The Prisoner Zines
Category:1977 Zines
The Prisoner (Professionals/Prisoner story)

The Prisoner is a slash Professionals/Prisoner story by Laury K.
It was published in Guilty Pleasures.
 
==Summary==
"Falsely imprisoned in The Village, Doyle can trust only one person: Bodie. Or can he?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
 
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Category:The Prisoner
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Prisoner (TV series)

The Prisoner is a British 1960s TV series. It is a mix of spy fiction and SF, and is sometimes considered to be an example of the spy-fi genre. It was remade in 2009.
The original series has cult status, with a devoted following among fans of British sf. Fans enjoy the series' surrealism & dystopian worldview. Questions such as Who is Number 1? have achieved catchphrase status. It had a fan club named "The Prisoner Foundation" ran by Glenn Magee.
A follow-up to Patrick McGoohan's earlier series Danger Man (shown in the US as Secret Agent, featuring the popular song of the era by Johnny Rivers as a theme song, which ironically featured the line "They've given you a number and taken way your name")
The store revolves around a secret agent know only known as Number 6, who after resigning from his job wakes up in a mysterious place called "The Village". Where everyone is only identified by numbers instead of actual names. 17 episodes were made and it has gained a cult following. 
==Fandom==
An example of a US television station tantalizing fan interest in the show: 
===Fan Clubs===
* Once Upon a Time... 
* The Prisoner Foundation
* Six of One: The Prisoner Appreciation Society
===Fanzines===
====Gen====
* The Green Dome
* Once Upon a Time
* The Tally Ho
* Who is No.1?
====Gen, multimedia (some crossovers)====
* A-Team Through Time
* The Clipper Trade Ship
* Compadres
* Cosmoconnection (1976-1980)
* Crazy Quilt
* CrosSignals
* Eleventh Sector
* The Karenina Continuity Chronicles
* The Laughing Mutoid
* The Man from UNCLE Special Gen Collection
* Of Dreams and Schemes
* Rerun
* Robots, Rebels, and Renegades
* Syzygy
* in the village
====Slash, multimedia====
* Guilty Pleasures - Media Cannibals
* Overtures
====Non-fiction====
* En Garde
* Number Six
* The Prisoner, a non-fiction zine
* The Prisoner, a newsletter
* The Prisoner Companion
* Windmills
====Sample Art====
File:Windmills1.jpg|cover of Windmills #1 (1968)
File:Prisoner1.jpg|cover of the zine The Prisoner (1977)
File:Greendome1-3.jpg|cover of an issue of The Green Dome (1980)
File:Onceupon20.jpg|cover of Once Upon a Time #20
Category:Live-action Television
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The Prisoner of Love Affair

The Prisoner of Love Affair is a Napoleon/Illya story by Rosemary C.
Summary: "Illya has been in love with Napoleon for the 6 years of their partnership and he finally realises it. At a nightclub one night Napoleon taxes him it - but can Napoleon handle Illya's feelings for him?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Prisoner of Zenda

The Prisoner of Zenda is a 1894 novel by Anthony Hope.
In it, the King of Ruritania is drugged on the eve of his coronation and thus is unable to attend the ceremony. In order for him to retain the crown, the coronation must go on as planned. Luckily, another man (an Englishman who is visiting the country, and who greatly resembles him) is persuaded to take his place. 
==Fannish Resources==
*Zenda Novels fanwork tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Prisoners (Star Trek: TOS story by Sharon Pillsbury)

The Prisoners is a Kirk/Spock story by Sharon Pillsbury. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #6.
==Summary==
"Taken prisoner after crash landing on an unknown planet, Kirk is used by the master guard who holds him by using Spockʼs safety as leverage." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993=== 
===2011===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Private Life of Vulcans

The Private Life of Vulcans is a Star Trek TOS vid by T'Lara and Rhaegal, featuring the pairing Kirk/Spock. It was created in 2017 and premiered (unsigned) at KiScon in Los Angeles, during the Amok Time Reloaded vid competition. The vid was voted winner by the convention members in attendance.
In 2018 it was shown at REVELcon and was voted Best in Show.
Summary: The seminal documentary on Vulcan courtship. Everything you always wanted to know about Vulcan biology but were afraid to ask.
For this work, the vidders took numerous lines and phrases from Sir David Attenborough's documentaries and edited them together to let him narrate the fascinating story of pon farr, set to footage from "Amok Time" and other TOS episodes.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*From a REVELcon report: "A Star Trek: TOS vid by T'Lara & Rhaegal focusing on Spock and entitled "The Private Life of Vulcans" followed, in which it appeared that David Attenborough was narrating Spock's courtship rituals. It was side-splittingly funny! The vid was unusual in setting its clips to a spoken-word recording rather than a musical piece; also, I was impressed at how the vidders were able to blend in the original background music from the Star Trek clips along with the spoken-word soundtrack."amedia's REVELcon Vid Show Report, published 25 Apr 2018.
*As of 2021, the vid on Youtube has 30 comments including "you are a legend, thank you for your service" and "freaking brilliant !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!", posted 21 Sep 2017. (Accessed 19 Sep 2021.)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Vids
Category:2017 Vids
The Private Life of a Jedi

The Private Life of a Jedi is a meta essay by Jeanine Hennig. 
It has three parts: "A Treatise on The Jedi Order" and "The Lightsaber." The third part is humorous in nature, and it has no subtitle.
Part one was published in Southern Enclave #7 and is online here.
Part two was published in Southern Enclave #9 and is online here.
Part three was published in Southern Enclave #11 and is online here.
==Excerpt from Part One==
"The Jedi. War order, military order, religious/philosophical order, or community of weirdos? It's never really specified, save in comments by biased parties. Tarkin calls them a religion, Yoda's comments are that they lean towards the philosophical, and Ben says that they were the guardians of freedom and justice in the Old Republic. But what were they? How did they use the Force? (What is the Force?) What made them able to use the Force? What made a Jedi as, supposedly, opposed to a Dark Lord, and what led to their fall?"
==Excerpt from Part Two==
"'The Lightsaber is the weapon of a Jedi Knight... an elegant weapon, for a more civilized time.' This is about the only explanation we are given of the lightsaber. So, perhaps in retaliation, fanfic abounds with explanations of this mysterious weapon. Mostly the explanation is in passing, but it is there. Why the fascination?"
==Excerpt from Part Three==
"Are all of you still believing the old rumor about Jedi being celibate? Read on. Are you in for a surprise!... First the most obvious. The lightsaber..."
 
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1985 Meta
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Prize (Highlander zine)

The Prize is a gen Highlander zine. It was primarily an e-zine, but also had print issues.
From the publisher: 
==Issues==
* The Prize #1: Collectors Edition ("February 1642") 
* The Prize #2: Down the Long Hard Road ("March 1970")
* The Prize #3: Paris Is Lovely in Springtime ("April 1783") 
* The Prize #4: A-Maying We Will Go ("May 1959") 
* The Prize #5: Deep Thoughts ("June 1899")
* The Prize #6: 9 Thermidor ("July 1794") 
* The Prize #7: Surely You Can't Be Sirius ("August 1816") 
* The Prize #8: Blue Light Special ("September 1744") 
* The Prize #9: Danse Diabolique ("October 1629") 
* The Prize #10: Dust in the Wind ("November 1991")
* The Prize #11: Another Year Over ("December 1914") 
* The Prize #12: Haggis Time (January 1995) 
* The Prize #14: A Candle ("February 1592")
* The Prize #15: Sex and Violence ("March 1957") 
* The Prize #16: Mayhem Is Our Business ("April 1805") 
* The Prize #17: Darling Buds, We Aint ("May 1592") 
* The Prize #18: This Issue Has No Title ("June 1909") 
* The Prize #19: Once More Into the Breach ("July 1968") 
* The Prize #20: Wonderful Things ("August 1921") 
* The Prize #21: I'd Like to Thank the Academy ("September 1937") 
* The Prize #22: Swords Against Property ("October 1872")
* The Prize #23: Come Back Here You Blasted Bird ("November 1635")
* The Prize #24: The Big Finish ("December 1911") 
* The Prize #25: Thanks for the Memories (Winter 1996) 
* The Prize #27: Deep Cover (Summer 1996) 
* The Prize #28: Viscous Rumors (Fall 1996) 
* The Prize #29: Signs and Portents (Winter 1997) 
* The Prize #30: The Old Song and Dance (Spring 1997)
* The Prize #31: Cheat Sheet (Summer 1997) University of Iowa Special Collections
 
The print issues: (not sure how this info hooks up with the above info)
* February 94 
* March 94 
* April 94 
* May 94 
* June 94 
* July 94 
* August 94
* September 94 
* October 94 
* November 94 
* December 94 
* Unknown issues for 1995
* Winter 1996 
* Spring 1996 not issued
* Summer 1996 
* Fall 1996 
* Winter 1997 
* Spring 1997 
* Summer 1997 
==References==
Category:Highlander Gen and Het ZinesCategory:Gen Zines
Category:1990s
The Prize (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Prize is a Kirk/Spock story by Ray Newton. 
"The Prize" was originally published in The Price and the Prize, which was the second zine Gayle F. published. See The Price and The Prize page for more of this story's history and its context within the print zine.
==Summaries==
"A/U: Spock reluctantly accepts the human slave, James, after winning him from his sadistic master in a warrior challenge."
"On a Vulcan where Surak's Reforms never happened, the warrior Spock acquires a Human slave."
==Inspired Works==
* The Reward by Debi, was printed in As I Do Thee #2.
* The Pleasure by Mara-Lyn Cade is a sequel in Naked Times #11, The Gift in Naked Times #12, and The Legacy in Naked Times #14.
* Break Thou My Sanctuary by Janet Alex, originally in Out of Bounds (Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves), also in Daring Attempt #2
==From the Author: Origins of "The Prize"==
In January 1999, this story was posted online by Foresmutters Project. An excerpt of the introduction to that post:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Unknown Date==
===1992===
===1998===
===1999===
===2000===
===2004===
===2009===
===2013===
===2021===
==References==
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
The Pro and the Con

The Pro and the Con is a 79-page Hardcastle and McCormick novel by Carol King.
Summary from Media Monitor: "McCormick is critically wounded when he walks in on what appears to be a drug-related shooting in a college bookstore. The only survivor of a massacre that leaves four dead, McCormick is also the only witness. Certain that Mark can identify him, the killer has to silence McCormick before he can talk to the police."
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
The Problem With Conspiracies

The Problem With Conspiracies is an essay by by Dawson Rambo. 
It was originally posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative. 
It is posted at The Gossamer Project in its non-fiction section. 
==alt.tv.x-files.creative and "Appropriateness"==
Rambo, the essay's author, asked members of if it was okay to post this essay on the newsgroup: 
One of the replies: 
Another reply: 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the validity of conspiracy theories
* how these conspiracies relate to The X-Files
* how logistics and human nature invalidate the whole government alien conspiracy cover up
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
The Problem of Eowyn: A Look at Ethics and Values in Middle-earth

The Problem of Eowyn: A Look at Ethics and Values in Middle-earth is an essay by MadGamgee/Dawn Catanach in the Tolkien fandom, first published in 2004. It is on the popular topic of whether The Lord of the Rings character Éowyn should be considered to be a heroine or a deserter. The author summary is A critical essay exploring the heroine/deserter question. 
It was originally published at the Henneth Annûn Story Archive and is now archived in the HASA collection of Archive of Our Own. It was also published in The Grey Book: Online Journals of Middle-earth in 2005. The essay was awarded first place in the 'Genres: Non-Fiction: Men' category of the 2005 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards.MEFA Archive 2005: The Problem of Eowyn: A Look at Ethics and Values in Middle-earth (accessed 9 July 2016)
==Contents==
MadGamgee argues:
*Éowyn's charge of the Rohirric people ended when Théoden arrived at Dunharrow and is not explicitly renewed
*Éowyn could have appointed a leader in her stead, although this is not described in the text
*Her motivation for leaving for war is sometimes read as infatuation with Aragorn, but she agrees to stay behind to await Théoden after Aragorn's company leaves 
*Several groups in LotR including Théoden's household can be considered to have aspects of a comitatus – a group of warriors with a strong mutual loyalty, exile from which is considered worse than death. Such groups were well known to Tolkien. This provides Éowyn with motivation to go to war to protect Théoden & Éomer, and conflicts with any duty to remain behind
*Her actions serve to underline parallels between Théoden & Denethor and Éowyn & Faramir
*Éowyn is both heroine & deserter: She had to desert Rohan in order to achieve the heroic deeds fated for her. In doing so, she was motivated by the values of Rohirric culture, namely courage, valor, and loyalty to one's lord.
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Reviews==
The essay was generally well received. Several reviewers praised the novel application of the idea of a comitatus obligation to Éowyn's situation. Others brought up the point of why fans do not debate the same question for Merry Brandybuck. Criticism focused on the argument that Éowyn's duty to remain expired after Théoden's return, which several reviewers considered to be the weaker part of the essay.
==Reference==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Problems of Doctor Penhaligon

The Problems of Doctor Penhaligon is a gen Star Trek: TOS 55-page novel by Glen David. It has the subtitle: "Stop the Starship -- I Want to Get Off."
Two hundred copies were printed.
From an ad in Universal Translator #17: "The latest zine by Glen David chronicles the adventures of a Cornishman on the Enterprise."
==Gallery==
File:problemsofdoctorart1.jpg 
File:problemsofdoctorart2.jpg 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1982===
===1989===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Prodigal Vulcan

The Prodigal Vulcan is a K/S story written by Liz Clark. The art is by Marilyn Cole.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #3.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk goes after Spock a year after Spock leaves the Enterprise because of a high ranking officer's threat to destroy Kirk's career if he doesn't."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The Professionals Drinking Game

The Professionals Drinking Game is a drinking game developed by members of the Virgule-L mailing list over the summer of 1993. Below is the game, as posted in its initial format by Sandy Herrold on July 8, 1993. It is reposted here with permission.
In response to the "in person" drinking game, Lynn C., Alexfandra and others developed one of the more innovative drinking games - a solo 'drink while reading fanfic' drinking game: The Professionals FanFic Drinking Game.
Category:The Professionals
Category:1993
The Professionals FanFic Drinking Game

In response to the The Professionals Drinking Game developed by members of the Virgule-L mailing list in 1993, , Lynn C., Alexfandra and others developed one of the more innovative fannish drinking games - a solo 'drink while reading fanfiction' drinking game (aka The Professionals FanFic Drinking Game). The game makes gentle (and sometimes not so gentle) fun at many fandom specific tropes and writing quirks appearing in Pros fanficton over the previous 15+ years. Below is the drinking game as originally posted by Lynn C. to the mailing list on July 14, 1993. It is quoted with permission.
==The Initial Game==
==The Volley That Followed==
Mailing list members began volleying suggestions back and forth furiously, each trying to outdo the other with more and more outrageous fanfic examples. By the time the exchange ended two days later, there was not a sober member left on the mailing list (with the exception of one list member whose modem fried trying to keep up with all the emails). The suggestions are presented en masse to simulate their overwhelming impact. To those playing along at home, feel free to down the entire bottle in lieu of reading this next section of wall o' text.
==And Now A Final Word From The Sponsor==
In an effort to improve the efficiency and overall experience of the solo drinking game, Lynn C. later composed "The Ultimate Cliched Story."
Category:The Professionals
Category:1993
The Professionals RPF

The Professionals is RPF (Real Person Fiction) which centers around the lives of actors who appeared in the The Professionals. 
It is a very rare genre. A fan in 1995 said: 
As of 2021, AO3 hosts one Professionals RPF fic.
==Some Examples==
* Dead Beat features a Moody Blues/Pros crossover (1982)
* Death on the 9:13 to Birkenhead a circuit RPS tale which caused a great deal of fannish discussion, most of it negative (1985)
* The Female Factor by Meg Garrett in Green Eggs and Ham #2 (Sam leaps into a British actor [Martin Shaw] filming a pilot for an action show [which is The Professionals]. Ziggy says he's there to make a woman, or women, happy, so when the producer feels the other lead actor isn't working out, Sam's to suggest a replacement. Ziggy then says Sam has made thousands of women happy - but Al can't figure out why. This is an in-joke for Pros fans as Anthony Andrews was originally cast as Bodie, and they switched in mid filming to Lewis Collins.) (March 1992)
==Fan Comments==
===1996===
==References==
Category:The Professionals RPF