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The Man Who Murdered Sherlock Holmes

The Man Who Murdered Sherlock Holmes is a slash Sherlock Holmes 103-page digest-sized novel by L.A. Adolf. 
From the publisher: "This story was previously posted online in an unedited form that had not even been beta read and is no longer available online - it has been significantly edited from its previous online form.
 
Happy ending for Holmes & Watson.
 
Summary: Upon his and Watson's return to London, Holmes is drawn into a particularly nasty case, a case which could be the undoing of the great detective thanks to a long buried secret in his past."
 
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:2014 Zines
The Man Who Never Was

The Man Who Never Was is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) article, a character study of the character Elliot Burch by Amber James. 
Other zines in this series:
* Vincent Revisited by Dr. Joy Faulkner (an essay on Vincent Wells' psychology) 
* The Child is the Father of the Man by Dr. Joy Faulkner (an essay on Father’s psychology) 
* The Man Who Never Was by Dr. Amber James (an essay on Elliot Burch's psychology) 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
The Man from UNCLE Special Gen & Slash Collection

The Man from UNCLE Special Gen & Slash Collection is a collection of "Man from Uncle" fiction in Neon Rainbow Press's zines through December of 2001. It has two sister zines: The Man from UNCLE Special Gen Collection and The Man from UNCLE Special Slash Collection. 
 
GEN STORIES-
*Wanderer- by Cheryl Benson- from Not In Your Wildest Dreams
*The Thin Line- by Tammy Croft- from Compadres #5
*Back in Russia Affair- by Tammy Croft- from Compadres #4
*Here Be Demons- by Tammy Croft- from Green Floating Weirdness #15
*The Fourth Horseman Affair- by Tammy Croft- from Green Floating Weirdness #16
*The Christmas Day Affair- by Mary L. Millard- from The Yule Tide #1
*Illya's Love Affair- by Mary L. Millard- from Compadres #7
*The Prisoner Affair- by Sue Ann Sarick- from Compadres #12
*The Forget-Me-Not Affair- by Paula Smus- from Ouch! #1
*The Friendly Fire Affair- by Jill Thomasson- from Compadres #14
*Two Blonds Don't Make a Blight- by Peter R. Torque- from Compadres #5
*Dark Debts- by Tammy L. Croft- from Black Ops #7
SLASH STORIES-
* The Real Thing- by Khylara- from Over the Edge
*The Beginning of Love Affair- by Mary L. Millard- from Not In Your Wildest Dreams
*The Dark Terror Affair- by Mary L. Millard- from Not In Your Wildest Dreams
*A Matter of Strength- by Mary L. Millard- from Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Man from UNCLE Special Gen Collection

The Man from UNCLE Special Gen Collection is a 164-page collection of all the gen stories in the Neon Rainbow Press zines up through December 2002. It has two sister zines: The Man from UNCLE Special Slash Collection and The Man from UNCLE Special Gen & Slash Collection. The latter combines all the Man from UNCLE material Neon Rainbow published. 
* Wanderer	by Cheryl Benson	(Not In Your Wildest Dreams)
* The Thin Line by 	Tammy L. Croft	(Compadres) #5
* Back in Russia Affair	by Tammy L. Croft	(Compadres) #4
* Here Be Deamons	by Tammy L. Croft	(Green Floating Weirdness) #15 (crossover with War of the Worlds)
* The Fourth Horseman Affair by	Tammy L. Croft	(Green Floating Weirdness) #16 (crossover with War of the Worlds)
* The Christmas Day Affair	by Mary L. Millard	(The Yule Tide) #1
* Illya's Love Affair	by Mary L. Millard	(Compadres) #7
* The Prisoner Affair	by Sue Ann Sarick	(Compadres) #12 (crossover with The Prisoner)
* The Forget-Me-Not Affair	by Paula Smus	(Ouch!) #1
* The Friendly Fire Affair	by Jill Thomasson	(Compadres #14 and The Man from UNCLE Special Gen & Slash Collection) 
* Two Blonds Don't Make a Blight	by Pete R. Torque	(Compadres) #5 (crossover with Alias Smith and Jones)
* Dark Debts	by Tammy L. Croft	(Black Ops #7 (crossover with Dark Angel)
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Man from UNCLE Special Slash Collection

The Man from UNCLE Special Slash Collection is a 42-page collection of "Man from Uncle" fiction in Neon Rainbow Press's zines through December of 2002. It has two sister zines: The Man from UNCLE Special Gen Collection and The Man from UNCLE Special Gen & Slash Collection. The latter combines all the Man from UNCLE material Neon Rainbow published. 
* The Real Thing	by Khylara	(Over the Edge) (7)
* The Beginning of Love Affair	by Mary L. Millard	 (Not In Your Wildest Dreams) (15)
* The Dark Terror Affair	 by Mary L. Millard	(Not In Your Wildest Dreams) (22)
* A Matter of Strength	by Mary L. Millard	 (Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy)	 (32)
Image:MFU SpecialSlash.jpg|front cover
Image:MFU SpecialSlash1.jpg|another version of the cover by Shiloh (2007)
Image:unclespecialslash.jpg|another version of cover, note: blacked out "slash" was done by an owner who did not want her children seeing the word
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Man with the Clockwork Heart

The Man with the Clockwork Heart is a pre-TA Steve/Tony AU by indigostohelit. The story was originally written for the capkink memeAnonymous in capkink. The Man with the Clockwork Heart, 1/??, 02 September 2011. (Accessed 02 May 2012) and later reposted de-anon.indigostohelit in cap_ironman. The Man with the Clockwork Heart, 20 April 2012. (Accessed 02 May 2012)
Summary: His village destroyed by the northern Empire, Steve Rogers is sold as a slave to Lord Tony Stark, a man with no heart but a ticking clockwork machine inside his chest. He's been told that Lord Stark takes pleasure slaves, and bitter, grieving, and terrified, he expects nothing more of a northerner. But months pass, and Stark does nothing. In a rapidly unfolding chaos of scheming politics and a clockwork world, Steve begins to wonder what sort of man Stark is—and whether he'd mind being a pleasure slave at all.
La Pinshe Konsha created a piece of fanart based on the story.pinshekonsha. A fanart of this awesome fanfic The Man with the Clockwork Heart, 30 July 2012. (07 August 2012)
==Recs and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* by sabrecmc
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
The Manipulation of Julian Bashir

The Manipulation of Julian Bashir is a novel-length Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fanfiction by The Tystie. The fanfiction was posted on Fanfiction.net in 2015, although the second wave of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandom is generally more active on tumblr and Archive of Our Own. The fic is fairly popular regardless and has been recced and reviewed on other websites. 
As of August 2020, The Manipulation of Julian Bashir has over 300 reviews and 150 faves on fanfiction.net and is the second-most reviewed fanfic for the Star Trek: DS9 fandom. 
The story focuses on a deviation from canon in season five, where Julian Bashir has to fight a legal and PR battle to retain his medical license. Most of The Manipulation of Julian Bashir takes place on Earth, which is less common for Star Trek fanworks. The story also portrays a strong platonic relationship between Julian Bashir and Benjamin Sisko, with some elements of hurt/comfort.
==Reactions & Reviews==
===On Fanfiction.net===
===On Twitter===
===On Other Websites===
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
The Mannerly Art of Critique

Essay posted by Peg Robinson in 1997 that explained and clarified the concept of public critique in the usenet. The essay acts as the foundation for the rules of critique for many fandoms to this day.
The essay is currently posted to ASC monthly as part of the FAQ and other documents and is maintained by Stephen Ratliff.
Peg Robinson's disclaimer: "Distribute freely."
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Written in Response==
See The Mannerly Art of Disagreement.
==Robinson's Comments ==
Robinson commented on this essay at ...there are few het romance stories that read like good slash, and I don't know why. in late January 1998. 
==Opening Paragraphs==
The essay is quite long. This is an excerpt:
 
==It Was Used as a Guide at Other Mailing Lists==
Taking Robinson's request to "distribute freely," other mailing lists used this essay as a guide. One was VenicePlace. Another was Critical Edge.
From comments by a mod from Critical Edge, the Highlander list, shortly after this list was created: 
== Related Links ==
*Alt Startrek Creative
*Alt Startrek Creative Erotica Moderated
*Macedon
*The Mannerly Art of Disagreement - Macedon
*Peg Robinson
*Stephen Ratliff
*Trekiverse
* Feedback, Review, Crit, LoCs
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
The Mannerly Art of Disagreement

The Mannerly Art of Disagreement, or Jeffersonian Debate Is Alive and Well on the Internet was written by Macedon in 1997 and revised in 2000.
 
It formed the basis of ASC policy and was sent out as part of the regular ASC FAQ. 
The introduction: "A FAQ intended to compliment Peg Robinson's "'The Mannerly Art of Critique'."
When it was first posted, it had this introduction: 
Many other fandoms have included it in their FAQs as well, as a guide for fans engaging in online disagreements. A few weeks after it was posted, a fan asked: 
==Table of Contents==
: I. 	Introduction
:II.	Rules of Engagement
:III.	What If One Participant Refuses To Play Fair?
:IV.	Is It Ever All Right To Break The Rules?
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Non-fiction Writing 
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
The Mansions of Dark Shadows

The Mansions of Dark Shadows is a Dark Shadows zine of photos, art, articles, and clippings.
From a 1985 ad in The World of Dark Shadows #40: "Features full color photos of all the houses used on the DS TV series and in both movies. Also included are many newspaper and magazine articles tell you everything you want to know about the houses. The book includes photos, drawings, articles, and never-before-seen interior photos of all the houses. Art by Guy Haines, Jeff Anderson, and others. Photos by Paul Sousa. Text by Joe Collins.
Three ways of ordering: 1: Photo album, with 60 color photos and the information book. $25.00. 2: The information book only. $5.00. 3: The information book and and 10 pages of B&W xerox reproductions of the photos. $8.00."
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Many Faces of Captain Solo

The Many Faces of Captain Solo is a 1981 essay by Chris Callahan. It is about the appeal of Han Solo and his portrayal in fiction that has a romantic focus. In it, the author discusses a number of current stories.
The essay was published in Facets #7/8 in 1981.
Han and Leia in Fanfiction and Han Solo: A Ladies' Man for All Seasons are similar essays.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fiction that explores "Corellians in general" and things about them in canon (i.e. they are pirates, and they can't get lost), Han's background and family, Corellians' sense of ethic, Han Solo's use of alcohol, the Millennium Falcon, meeting Chewbacca, about The Force, general relationships, relationship and views of the Alliance, and Han's relationship with Leia
* canon and fanon
==Some Stories, Authors, and Zines Mentioned/Discussed==
Image:manyfaces-1.jpg|the bibliography 
Image:manyfaces-2.jpg|the bibliography 
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Many Faces of Fan Fiction

"The Many Faces of Fan Fiction" by Christopher Randolph is an essay about fanfiction. It mentions Star Trek: The New Voyages and has a run-down of genres in fan fiction. It explains gen, get 'em, Mary Sue, K/S & adult, and alternative universe. 
The article was printed in Enterprise Incidents #6. 
One interesting bit is that Randolph defined "get 'em" as a death story and never mentioned hurt/comfort -- "'Get- 'Em' stories never have a happy ending (well, almost never). In this type of story, one, if not all, of the main characters will no longer be alive when the end comes (literally).". 
==Specific Fanfiction Discussed==
* My Life Closed Twice
* Spock Enslaved!
* The Weight
* The Rack
* When the Time Comes & and Not Yet Time
* Sahaj Collected
* Kraith
* Dreadnought Explorations
* Shelter
* Poses
* Alternative
==Some Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1978 Meta
The Map of Honor

The Map of Honor is a Merlin/Arthur story by destina. It's a canon-era hurt/comfort story that has technically spoilers through 4x03, but the author tweaked the timeline on certain things in early season 4, for the sake of better storytelling. 
Summary: Arthur sustains a mortal wound in battle, and makes preparations to accept his fate. Merlin has other ideas. 
Though the summary might suggest otherwise, there is no character death in the story and it doesn't come with any warnings.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
The Maple Bookshelf

The Maple Bookshelf was a multifandom archive for fanfiction, owned and managed by Colleen M. McCoy. The first welcome message was posted to the news page on 15 May 2012.
Following the owner's sudden death in September 2021, her next of kin announced that the site would close when the domain registration ceased on 19 January 2022.The Maple Bookshelf (Wayback Machine copy) (Accessed 14 January 2022)
At the time of its closure, the site had 7145 members and 97 authors, with 675 stories composed of 3603 chapters.
The following fandoms were listed: Classic Fairytales / Fables; Classic Literature; Disney; Mythology; Avatar: The Last Airbender; Big Bang Theory; Bleach; Brothers Grimm; Buffy the Vampire Slayer; Chronicles of Narnia; Dr. Who; Final Fantasy; Game of Thrones; Harry Potter; Hunger Games; Inuyasha; Labyrinth; Lord of the Rings / Hobbit; Naruto; The Originals; Sherlock Holmes; Sookie Stackhouse; Stephanie Plum; Teen Wolf; Twilight; Vampire Academy; Warriors; White Collar; Wicked; X-Files; Xena; Misc. / Other; Misc. Books; Misc. Manga & Anime; Misc. Shows; Misc. Video Games.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
The Mara Chronicles

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The Mara Chronicles is a gen, het, and slash AU 82-page anthology of original fiction, with Bodie and Doyle from The Professionals showing up at the end.
The first story in the series was distributed as a 1983 ciruit story. In June 1991, a copy of the stories were retyped, revised and bound.
The fiction is by Nansi Loser and Lainie Stone.
 
==Excerpt from "Time Guild"==
Jennie explains her visitors to Ray: 
==Contents==
* Babylon Unbound by Nanci Loser, attributed to Mosby Singleton on the online circuit archive (Alexandria 323 B.C., two characters are Mara and Ptolemy) (62 pages)
*Epilogue by Nanci Loser, attributed to Mosby Singleton on the online circuit archive (Alexandria 313 B.C., sequel to Babylon Unbound) (4 pages)
* Domestic Scene With Palm Tree by Nanci Loser (attributed to EJ Pellham-Stewart at the online circuit archive) (Alexandria, unknown past date) (9 pages)
*Time Guild, author not stated but attributed to Lainie Stone at the online circuit archive (present time, Jennie is Ray Doyle love interest, her time-traveling relatives (Mara) come to visit, Bodie and Doyle go back in time and meet Damon and Brihanet) (crossover with Wine Dark Nexus and The Professionals) (6 pages)
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Mariner Protocol

The Mariner Protocol is a Star Trek: Lower Decks fic written by bauchle and posted from late 2020 to mid-2021. The fic features the two most popular pairings in the fandom, Brad Boimler/Beckett Mariner and Sam Rutherford/D’Vana Tendi; the author describes it as “a marinler fic in a tendiford trenchcoat”. As of June 2023, it is the most kudosed work for Lower Decks on AO3. 
==Summary==
==Reactions==
Category:Star Trek LD
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Category:2021 Fanfiction
The Mark of Cain

The Mark of Cain is a gen Star Trek: TOS 54-page novel by Pam Baddeley. The interior art is by Ann Humphrey.
==Summary==
The Enterprise visits a planet suffering from the effects of an accident at a nuclear power plant.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Interior Sample==
Image:markofcain1.jpg
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
The Mark of the Beast (Harry Potter zine)

The Mark of The Beast is one in a series of Harry Potter slash fanfic e-books by the author A.J. Hall. 
Summary from the author: "In 1982, a few months after the Ministry took advantage of a fortuitous accident to crow about victory, a young man who has carried for much of his life the burden of a dark secret drops into the Leaky Cauldron for a couple of beers. But the beautiful, unknown young woman he meets there may have secrets darker than his to hide, and the choice he will be faced with before long will be the hardest of his life."
zines in the series:
* Ships that Pass A piece of the back-story to Lust Over Pendle. Set in March/April 1998.
* Time Shall Not Mend Chapter One early May, 1998
* Not a Whisper Late May,1998
* Time Shall Not Mend Chapters 2-5 (early June 1998 from Draco's perspective and something like 3175 AD from Ekaterin's point of view)
* Lust Over Pendle October 1998-late August 1999 with most of the action taking place between 9-13 August 1999
* Dissipation and Despair Sequel to Lust Over Pendle, set in February and March 2001
* The Perilous Point Set in June 2003
* The Kindly Ones Set in June 2005
related zines in the series:
*Queer As Scent 
*The Mark of The Beast
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
The Marketplace

The Marketplace is a K/S story by Kathy Resch.
It was published in the print zine Daring Attempt #3, August 1985, and subsequently online in Side by Side #16, 2005.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1989===
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===1995===
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==References==
 
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The Marriage (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Marriage is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti and Anna Parrish. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #26.
 
==Summary==
"Spock decides to buy MʼBengaʼs help as a witch doctor to make Kirk fall in love with him, unaware that Kirk already is."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Marriage (Star Trek: TOS zine)

The Marriage is a 150-page het Star Trek: TOS novel by Dolly Weissberg.
"A alternate universe story. Janice Rand is happy in her own universe. Then she beams down on a landing party and ends up in Mirror Universe. There, her adventure begins." from Datazine #59, and in July 1993 GAZ 
==Sister Zines==
* All Our Yesterdays
* A Beach to Walk On
* Chronicles of Janice Rand
* The Enchanted Realm
* The Final Meeting
* The Library: Return to Tomorrow
* The Marriage
* A Very Special Shoreleave
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Marriage of Convenience Affair

The Marriage of Convenience Affair is a slash Man from U.N.C.L.E. story by Taliesin.
The story was printed in Classified Affairs #3 and is online.
==Summary==
"'You heard me correctly, Mr. Solo. You may date casually as much as you wish - you seem to be able to keep your wits about you so long as you remain in a vertical position'." Illya choked on his coffee. Thankfully, neither Waverly nor Napoleon seemed to notice. "'But you will go no further than dinner and drinks. Is that clearly understood?'"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Marrissa Stories

The Marrissa Stories are a series of Star Trek: TNG fanfics by Stephen Ratliff.
They are most known for other fans' reactions, including many, many MiSTings and responsefics.
Stephen, himself, is known for being a phenomenally good sport.
These stories are posted at Fanfiction.net. Ratliff's introduction there: "The Marrissa Stories are an idea that I started back in 1993. Quality improves with time, but bear in mind that the older stories are just not as well written as I can do today. It should also be noted that I have rewritten some of them, early in the time line, but I'm a bit constrained by some bad plot decisions I'd made early on, during these rewrites." , accessed June 29, 2016
==Some History==
==Marissa, Marrissa==
The canon character is "Marissa Flores," a character portrayed by actress Erika Flores who appears on the TNG episode "Disaster."
Her character is a child who (along with two other kids) wins a contest to take a tour of the Enterprise. During the tour, the kids and Captain Picard become stuck in the turbolift (elevator) and have to work together to escape.
Ratliff's character is named "Marrissa Floras."
==Places to Find The Marrissa Stories==
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==Fan Comments==
===1999===
===2005===
===2011===
===2012===
===2014===
==Some MiSTings and Other Fanworks Based on The Marissa Stories==
* , by various fans
* , by various fans
* , by Matt Blackwell
* , by various fans
* , tongue-in-cheek
==Fan Comments==
* , from 1999, "Marissa Stories by Stephen Ratliff"]
* , an October 12, 2000 post at rec.arts.tv.mst3k.misc
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction
Category:1990s Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction
The Marrow of Life

The Marrow of Life was a Dead Poets Society fanfiction archive.
Description from Le Jardin de Givre:
The archive was a member of The Rare Slash Webring and the FanFic Archives webring.The Marrow of Life, via Wayback: 10 April 2001. (Accessed 24 April 2012)
==References==
Category:Dead Poets Society
Category:Slash Archives