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Free Amazons of Ghor

Free Amazons of Ghor is an "Original Musical Skit by Randall Garrett & Vicki Ann Heydron." The title puns on the Free Amazons of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover series and a highly sexist (but at the time very popular) sword-and-sorcery series by John Norman which is set on the counter-earth planet Gor.
It was performed at several Darkover Grand Council Meetings, several Fantasy Faires, and several Fantasy Worlds Festivals. It was supposed to have been presented at Westercon in spring 1979 but was canceled due to Randall Garrett's serious illness. 
The first performance was at the January 1979 Darkovercon in California. "Randall Garrett and Vicki Heydron will present a musical skit about Darkover." -- from Darkover Newsletter #15/16 
It starred Marion Zimmer Bradley as Ms. Bee, Randall Garrett as Norman Gorman. Other cast members were Amazons, "The Editor" (who probably represented Donald A. Wollheim of DAW Books), Shrinking Maiden, Chief Barbarian, various barmaids, and a chorus.
The presentation at the 1980 Fantasy Worlds Festival starred Tracy Blackstone as the part of Ms. Bee. This may have been due to Bradley's recent minor stroke; Bradley was at the con but was perhaps not taking on AS many duties.
==About==
==Bradley Mentions the Play in 1985==
Bradley addresses the separation of the sexes in the editorial of Free Amazons of Darkover, the professional anthology with includes Bradley's story "Knives":
==Other Fans Comment==
A fan in 1979 wrote: 
In 2013, Dorothy J. Heydt wrote: 
Dorothy J. Heydt wrote in 2017: 
==The Gor Books==
==Sample Text==
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Image:gor-2.jpg|page fourteen
Image:gor-3.jpg|last page
==Further Reading/Meta==
* (2010 discussion)
* , August 26, 2013 (2013, a lengthy discussion about the Gor books)
==References==
Category:Darkover
Category:1979 Plays & Skits
Category:1980 Plays & Skits
Free Comic Book Day

Free Comic Book Day is a day in which comic book shops around the world provide free comic books to anyone who comes into their shops. Held on the first Saturday of May each year, the first Free Comic Book Day was held in 2002. The event is intended to engage the comic book fandom and also celebrate independent comic book specialty shops that exist in communities around the world.
== Participation ==
Participation and terms are up to each individual comic book shop. The event organizers provide a store locator on their website to assist fans in finding participating shops in their area. The free comic books available come from a short list and availability can vary depending on shop stock and the number of customers opting to participate.
Category: Fandom Occurrences
Category: Comics Fandom
Category:2002 Events
Category: 2000s Events
Category: 2010s Events
Category: 2020s Events
Free Ed!

Free Ed! was a website created in support of Ed Kramer. Kramer was a serial sexual predator of children.
The site collected quotes from fans, politicians, and other people. It is unknown if these quotes were solicited specifically for this website, or simply gathered at it.
Kramer was a long-time fan and co-founder of Dragon*Con. 
A similar case was Walter Breen, Breendoggle, and the fan publication The Loyal Opposition.
==Introduction==
==Some Comments on the Page: From "Content Creators"==
==Comments from Fans==
==References==
Category:2007 Websites
Free Fall (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Free Fall is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology.
==Issue 1==
Free Fall 1 was published 1991 and has 120 pages. It has illustrations by Magee Gilks and Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
* McCoy Finds a Refuge by Kay Doty (a story of McCoy's divorce, bittersweet romance and the first two years of his unplanned reenlistment.) (1)
* Any Day Now by Jeanne E. McGrew (33)
* The Poachers by Jill Thomasson (McCoy vanishes on a routine exploratory mission.) (36)
* Checkmate by Charmaine Woods (Kirk flirts.) (64)
* The Landing Party by Magee Gilks (danger with insectoids) (74)
* On Call by Charmaine Woods (A day in the life of a starship surgeon.) (97)
* Captain/Hero by Zaquia Tarhuntassa (A story about Kirk as a child.) (114)
File:freefall1flyer.jpg|flyer
File:freefallcopyright.jpg|the warning against copying without permission
File:freefall1-1.jpg|inside issue #1
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File:freefall1-3.jpg|inside issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Free Fall 2 was published 1992 and has 200 pages. It has illustrations by Magee Gilks and Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
* Rain Daughter by Magee Gilks (A Mayan descendant sacrifices to a rain god.) (1)
* The Admiral's Shore Leave by Kay Doty (McCoy wins a bride.) (reprinted as a serial in some 1995 issues of Trexperts) (53)
* Season's Greetings by Charmaine Wood (McCoy and Joanna spend Christmas on the Enterprise.) (72)
* Pendulum by Magee Gilks (after STIV - anemia outbreak; time-travel effects) (83)
* An Old Country Doctor Goes Home by Charmaine Wood (A death story.) (119)
* The Haunted Castle by Kay Doty (Uhura and others are kidnapped for their internal organs.) (123)
* To Have and Have Not by Kay Doty (McCoy's reunion with Elaine; a "Refuge" sequel.) (158)
File:freefall2flyer.jpg|flyer
File:freefall2.jpg|cover of issue #2, by Zaquia Tarhuntassa
File:freefall2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, sample text
File:freefall2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
File:freefall2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Magee Gilks
File:freefall2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Zaquia Tarhuntassa
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1991 ZinesCategory:1992 Zines
Free Joy

Free Joy is a website with Jai Marie's slash fanfiction.
The page is linked to from the Anuonnen archive. It's a member of The Wrestling Slash SiteRing.Free Joy, via Wayback: 10 June 2002. (30 September 2012)
Free Joy has subsites for fanlistings run by Jai Marie.
*Six-Gun Slash
*Michael and Emmett: MFEO
*Hardys Shipper Fanlisting
*Historical Slash Fan Fic List
*Wrestling Slash Sitering
There are also two opinion pieces (How To Write Fan Fiction and In Defense of Wrestling Slash) and a links section.
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:Queer As Folk Author Pages
Category:Young Riders
Category:The Patriot
Category:A Knight's Tale
Category:Young Guns
Category:2000s
Free Spacers' Press

Free Spacers' Press was a science fiction zine originally published by Rena Leith Weber. 
There MAY have been only one issue. 
 
In spring 1982, Weber handed the zine over to Michael Rightor: "I am not associated in any way with 'Eridani Triad.'... I am also no longer associated with 'Free Spacer's Press,' having sold it to Michael Rightor last spring... He bought the magazine, its assets and its debts. I have turned all manuscripts over to him with my recommendations. He has a big load, so be patient, folks." Rena in Universal Translator #17 (Jan-Mar 1983) 
Rena and Rightor had been two of the editors of the zine series The Captain's Woman.
==Ads==
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==References==
Category:1980s
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Free Speech Is Out There: Protecting X-Phile Web Sites

Free Speech Is Out There: Protecting X-Phile Web Sites is one of the many websites created by fans in protest of the cease and desist letter that a fan had received regarding a website he'd created.
The site included a short recap of the legal battle, sample letters for fans to send to FOX, links to other fans' protest sites, and links to news media articles about the protest.
From more on this topic, see The X-Files Cease & Desist.
==About==
==Letter Campaign==
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1996
Category:1997
Category:Activism
Category:GeoCities
Free Your Mind

Free Your Mind yaoi Morpheus x Neo Matrix doujinshi novel published by Dopplegangers.
==Issue 1==
Free Your Mind 1 contains 24 pages (9 pages novel).
==Issue 2==
Free Your Mind 2 contains 40 pages.
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Category:Matrix
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Free to Be You and Me

Free to Be You and Me is a slash Harry and Johnny 40-page collage of newspaper and magazine headlines, pictures, and greeting cards, a "fun zine," of material compiled Chris Lubs. Some of the collages were created as though they were made by Harry for Johnny or vice versa.
==Contents==
* Graffiti by Sandy Hanson (Harry and Johnny) is the only Harry and Johnny text and is a very short description of Harry altering some graffiti to read "Harry Loves Johnny."
* there is a racy set of recipes by Ima Fool
==Sample Gallery==
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Category:Slash Zines Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1984 Zines
Free to Play

Free to play (F2P) has two distinct meanings within the gaming community: 
* A game itself can be "free to play," meaning that the core game is free of charge to play and requires no initial purchases
* A player of a game can be "F2P," meaning that they don't pay money to play the game even if microtransactions are available 
It is not mutually exclusive term from the term P2W, because a game can be free to play while still being pay to win. Many mobile puzzle games such as Candy Crush, for example, are free to play but feature consumable items that can be purchased with real-world money but these items aren't necessary to play the game. They simply make the levels (potentially) easier to complete or allow you to play for longer. Most people are fine with (or resigned to) the fact that free to play games are often predicated on the the pay to win model, but take issue with Triple A games such as Assassin's Creed: OdysseyAssassin’s Creed Odyssey has a huge grinding and microtransaction problem. Posted 3 Oct 2018. Accessed 23 Sept 2019. or Fallout 76Fallout 76 fans are furious over the newest cash shop items. Posted 11 Sept 2019. Accessed 23 Sept 2019. featuring microtransactions. These people believe that if you pay $60USD or more, depending on the currency, you shouldn't also have to pay for features that should have been included in the base game, while free to play games are slightly more leeway in that they did not require an initial purchase so if a player chooses to support the developers if they enjoyed the game that isn't inherently a bad thing.
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Freebie

Freebie is a 23-page slash Harry and Johnny photo collage. The cover calls it a "fun zine." The editor says it is "a bit of fun that goes with Response to October." It has a sister zine, Son of Freebie.
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Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1983 Zines
Freedom

* Freedom, a 2000 TV series
* Freedom, a Star Trek: TOS gen zine
* Freedom, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Karla Kelly
* Freedom, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Rufus
See also:
*Freedom's Just Another Word For Nothing Left To Lose, a very well-know Stargate Atlantis story
*The Price of Freedom 
*Freedom of Choice 
*The Freedom Trail 
*Freedom and Slavery 
*Freedom of the Press
*Resolutions/Freedom Fare
Freedom's Fare

Freedom's Fare is a Star Wars 88-page zine by Cat Anson. It was published in May 1999. 
It was bound with Resolutions.
==Summary==
Summary from an ad for "Freedom's Fare" in Southern Enclave: "There are those who had much to lose when the Empire fell, financially and politically, and they will stop at nothing to hold onto their ill-gotten gains. Luke, Han and Leia find that the war isn't over yet and that freedom has a price that must be paid over and over."
==Inside Sample==
File:Freedomsfare1.jpg|interior page
File:Freedomsfare2.jpg|interior page
File:Freedomsfare3.jpg|interior page
File:Freedomsfare4.jpg|interior page
 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Freedom-of-fanfic

freedom-of-fanfic is a Tumblr account focusing on pan-fandom meta commentary on purity culture, censorship, anti-shippers, and other related topics. They are also on Twitter.As of July 15, 2018, their Twitter bio reads: "a discourse blog for my discourse blog. a sociological look at fandom and noises about letting humans, especially marginalized humans, be flawed."
Reflecting on two years of blogging, freedom-of-fanfic tweeted a thread on the state of fandom and anti culture:
==Terminology==
On the about page, freedom-of-fanfic includes a list of commonly used terms on the blog. Some words are accompanied by a tripartite definition: "the nice definition," "in simpler terms," and "this blog's take," while others are just generally defined. Defined terms include anti-shippers, anti-shipping, antis, anti culture/movement, exclusionist, REG (reactionary exclusive gatekeeping), and radfems/TERF/SWERF.
A sample definition:
==Notable Posts==
* antishipping as the cool new trend, or: why are most antis under 25 years old?
* the reason I am deeply concerned with radical feminism’s influence on tumblr/fandom is this
* tumblr culture is dehumanizing others because of their opinions on whether or not fictional characters are allowed to kisstumblr culture is dehumanizing others. Posted by freedom-of-fanfic on September 1, 2017. Archived on July 16, 2018. Accessed on July 15, 2018.
* why shipping isn't activism
* finally got some thoughts i’ve been wrestling with for about a year out in words.
* There is a huge difference between calling out a fandom and calling out a fan, and we need to distinguish.
==Responses From Other Fans==
==References==
Freedom (Star Trek: TOS story by Karla Kelly)

Freedom is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly.
It was published in three parts in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #7. 
 
==Summary==
"A/U: Taken by slavers, a young Kirk and Spock find each other, and together are finally free." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1999===
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Freedom (Star Trek: TOS story by Rufus)

Freedom is a Kirk/Spock story by Rufus. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #20.
==Summary==
"A/U Though bought as a slave Kirk becomes Spockʼs bondmate, but their life together is threatened when Earth invades Vulcan."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Freedom (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Freedom is a gen 167-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Kay Stagg. 
The interior art is by Cheryl Brown. 
The zine was edited by: Shirley Buck and Steve Tidey and typed by: Kay Stagg. 
The zine contains ads for other zines at the end.
From Bill Hupe: "An in-depth study of Kirk and his reaction to the loss of freedom away from the Enterprise and his two closest friends."
	
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Freedom Fighters: The Ray

Freedom Fighters: The Ray is a CW Seed web series based on the character Ray Terrill (aka The Ray) and is apart of the Arrowverse set mostly on Earth-X while also partly taking place on Earth-1.
==Canon==
:"Ray Terrill is a lawyer who discovers a doppelganger of himself from another Earth. The man disappears, and gives him light-based powers, and he is recruited to join the Freedom Fighters."
Russel Tovey appeared as The Ray in "Crisis on Earth-X" in November 2017, the Arrowverse crossover event between Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow. Additional concepts and characters from Freedom Fighters were featured in the crossover and vice versa.
===Main Characters===
* Ray Terrill/The Ray
* John Trujillo/Black Condor
* Jenny Knight/Phantom Lady, who is a member of the Freedom Fighters.
===Recurring Characters===
* Overgirl/Kara Zor-El
* Red Tornado
* Black Arrow/Oliver Queen/Green Arrow.
* Blitzkrieg/Barry Allen/Flash
* Cisco Ramon/Vibe
* Jacob
==Fandom==
Much like Vixen fandom section of the Arrowverse, Freedom Fighters: The Ray fandom is fairly small, with only a handful of fanworks located at AO3 and some fannish content on its tags at Tumblr. Most of the fandom seems to stem around the events of the crossover event of "Crisis on Earth-X". However fans were very mixed on the concept of Earth-X, where Nazi's had won World War II where several of the characters creators were Jewish or some characters that are Jewish. Many fans had been initially excited for a main character that would be gay,ghostofanacho posts WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME ABOUT “FREEDOM FIGHTERS: THE RAY”. It is gonna be the “first gay superhero to lead a show”. however others were turned off again for the concept it will be on the alternate universe that Nazis had won.kingtheprincess at tumblr
===Shipping===
* Leonard Snart/Ray Terrill
* Leo Snart/Ray Terrill/Mick Rory
* Ray Terrill/Mick Rory
* Kara Zor-El/Oliver Queen
* Barry Allen/Leonard Snart
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Freedom Fighters: The Ray works at AO3
* Tumblr tags: Freedom Fighters: The Ray, Freedom Fighters The Ray
* Freedom Fighters: The Ray at TV Tropes
* Freedom Fighters: The Ray at Arrowverse Wiki
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text 
Category:Web Series 
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Freedom Party Services

Freedom Party Services published a series of gen novels, each based on individual Blake's 7 episodes. as well as a The Blake's 7 Review and other zines. 
* Headhunter by Kevin Taylor
* Redemption by David Metcalfe
* Sand by Dominic Anderson
* #4 Struggle to Live by Kevin Taylor (1985)
* Mission to Destiny by Henry Eggleton (1986)
* Star Dive by Patrick Chapman
* Warlord by David Metcalfe
* Pressure Point by Robert Franks
* Sarcophagus by Dominic Anderson
* #10 To Lose, To Win by Patrick Chapman (1987 or before)
* #11 Duel by Robert Cook (1987)
* Time Squad by Gavin Collinson (1987)
* #14 Ultraworld by Kenneth Nelson (1987) 
* Power by Dominic Anderson (1987)
* City at the Edge of the World by Garry Cullen (1987)
* Traitor by Simon Gardener (1988)
* Rumours by Stephanie Lucas (1988)
* The Way Back by Patrick Chapman 
* Seek-Locate-Destroy is by Garry Cullen (1988)
* Moloch by Susan Glasgow
* Cygnus Alpha by Gavin Collinson
* Assassin by Kevin Taylor
* Gambit by Carol Wyke
* Countdown by Henry Eggleton
* Project Avalon by Robert Jepson
* Space Fall by Fran Ward
==Other Zines==
* Series 5
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Freedom and Slavery

Freedom and Slavery is a series of slash and femslash AU Simon & Simon novels.
The illustrations are by Cyn.
==Issue 1==
Freedom and Slavery 1 is titled "Strangers in a Strange Land." It was published in 1993 or before (out of print by 1997). It contains 210 pages.
From an ad in GAZ: "The first of a proposed series (#2 is being typed right now) by Jeannie Marie, FREEDOM AND SLAVERY is a study of slavery and its effects on Master and slave. Rick and AJ find themselves on a different world (literally!) of barbaric splendor, combining exquisite culture and unspeakable cruelty. Changes, both disturbing and exciting, occur in their relationship in the course of their new lives. BOOK I deals with the Simon brother's struggle with culture shock. GORGEOUS illos by Cyn!"
The story "Stolen Moments" by Carol in Partners & Lovers #3 takes place in this universe and was used with permission from the author
==Issue 2==
Freedom and Slavery 2 is titled: "Half Slave and Half Free" and was published between 1994 and 1997. It is 247 pages and has illustrations by Cyn. 
Summary from Media Monitor: "Rick and AJ struggle to balance their love of freedom with their roles of master and slave amidst the splendor and barbarity of Jovaran civilization on the planet of Jorella."
==Issue 3==
Freedom and Slavery 3 is titled: "My Brother's Keeper." It was published in 1997, contains 304 pages, and was illustrated by Cyn. 
From Media Monitor: "Book III turned out to be so massive, it almost had to be split into two volumes! Hopefully, that's GOOD news to you Simon fen out there :) Continuing the adventures of Rick and A.J. on the planet, Jorella, with the Simons' relationship evolving into something that neither one had ever envisioned, an time is growing short as the balance of nature begins to tip. A cast of thousands (just about), so there's scorecards inside. Whew!"
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Freedom is Standing in the Light

Freedom is Standing in the Light is a 1980 gen Star Trek: TOS story written by Syn Ferguson and illustrated by Gayle F.
It was reprinted in the zine Sun & Shadow (1980), Straight Trek (1982), and KiScon (2015).
The story was also published, with permission, in 1999 on Usenet and later was posted online as part of the Foresmutters Project.
This story is recognized by many fans as "the best piece of fan fiction ever published."The story as posted as part of the Foresmutters Project. Introduction to Freedom Is Standing in the Light (accessed 17 Jan 2010) A review in Universal Translator (1981) called it "gut-wrenching ...heartbreaking ... [and] unforgettable ....The lyric quality meshes with the legend-like aura of the tale."
==Summary==
"An interdicted planet, primitive and savage, and Spock's search for a missing Kirk."
==Gallery==
File:freedomisstanding3.jpg|the first page
File:straighttrek2.jpg|Gayle F, as it was printed in Sun & Shadow
File:straighttrekart.jpg|Gaye F, as it was printed in Sun & Shadow
==Fan Reaction to the Header and the Foresmutters Project: 1999==
"Freedom is Standing in the Light" was the first story posted online by Foresmutters Project.
After this story was posted, fans discussed many subjects, including warnings, BNFs, the value and "burden" of history, how to preserve stories, fannish organization, antagonism towards print zines,Relagating print zines to "history" and of no interest was a fairly new opinion; it had only been a few years since print zines hadn't been the main source of fanworks. It illustrates how quickly fannish opinion can change, as well as the divide between many fans over technology and what it could provide. and the value and use of feedback. The comments include an early use of the term squick.
Some of those comments, included below, were made during a six day time period in May 1999 to alt.startrek.creative. You can read them here.
This first story posted included a "header," something print zine fans did not utilize. Netfans objected not only to the story itself, but to the statement, "name withheld by author's request." They may have thought that withholding the name meant the author had something to hide. Because the author was Syn Ferguson, there was some truth to this last thought due to Ferguson's involvement with Courts of Honor.
They also objected to the the author's desire to remain anonymous, stating that this meant she was not part of their community and did not want to interact with them which meant she was wasting precious bandwidth for nothing. Not wanting feedback was considered an very rude: 
==Reactions and Reviews: The Story Itself==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Freedom of Choice

Freedom of Choice is a 235-page slash Sentinel novel by Too Loose. The cover is by TACS. It was edited by Noel Silva.
==Summaries==
Summary by Kathy Resch: "Jim and Blair are given an assignment that leads them through a tangle of murder and corruption that could ultimately cost them their lives. As they unearth the clues to solve the case they also begin to uncover their feelings for one another. But is it already too late? A mysterious woman from Sandburg's past shows up and it is discovered that she is Blair's wife."
Summary from an ebay seller in 2007: "After the Sentinel has made his decision to give over his life and soul to his Sentinel duties, yet another vision informs him that his committment can't be complete because his '...Guide is not by your side.' This confuzzles Ellison no end, considering that Blair lives with him, works with him, watches Jag games with him, cooks with him....well, you get the idea. Then he finds out that Blair has been having the same sort of dreams/visions. HURT/COMFORT in abundance, this novel is an Alternate Universe from our guys' return from Peru at the start of the 2nd season."
==Author's Notes==
An excerpt from the author's notes in the zine: 
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1998 Zines