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Pig Tails & Other Swill

Pig Tails & Other Swill is a slash 62-page Professionals zine.
The zine contains 3 black and white pictures of Lewis Collins taken at Scorpio, photos of fans at Scorpio, art by Karen Eaton, Pat Cash, and TACS. 
		
It is a con zine for De-Udder-Con.
==Sister Zines==
* Rat Tales (1986)
* Cow Tales & Udder Atrocities (November 1986)
* Cocktales (November 1987)
* Pig Tails & Other Swill (September 1988)
==Contents==
* There Has to be a Morning After, fiction by Meg Lewtan	 (1)
* Scorpio 6 Photos -- Lewis Collins, by Laura Peck (9)
* How to Write Slash: A Desk Reference for the Millions	by Susan Kray & Lois Welling	 (10)
* Library Classification System, a VERY brief explanation of the Dewey Decimal System and LC cataloging categories, plus some resource books, compiled by B. Dugan ("Library classification systems to find non-fiction books on various subjects useful in writing stories.") (13)
* The H.M.S.C.I.5. (Gilbert and Sullivan operetta) by Araminta Carrington	 (17)
* Three Pretenders (25)
* After Justice, fiction by Shark	 (gen)	 (26)
* Roses, poem by unknown author (33)
* Idle Thoughts, vignette by Anonymous	 (34)
* Welfare and Whereabouts, Part 2, vignette in memo form by 	Tolbran (35)
* untitled poem by Aki Watanabi (36)
* How Legends are Born, fiction by DW (37)
* more Scorpio photos (43)
* The Man Who Came to Con	by Euphemia	 (Self-insert, RPF story about named Pros fans cooking and planning for D'Con, when there is a knock on the door... It's Lewis Collins!) ("All right, ladies, finish the story yourself. Just you and Lewis and 34 other women together in a house for the weekend. What happens? The only rule - no character assassination.") (44)
* Flitter Flits, poem by Charley (45)
* Fannish Flo Chart (46)
* Bound for Argo, song by Susan Kray (a riff on Banned from Argo) (Star Trek: TOS) (47)
* Arked, song by Susan Kray (Raiders of the Lost Ark) (48)
* Lightning Magic, song by Susan Kray (unknown fandom, talks about virgins and androids) (49)
* Ship Gas, song by Susan Kray (Star Trek: TOS) (50)
* Peggy Sue is Occupied, song by Susan Kray ("lyrics for the eighties in the tradition of capitalist realism") (bitter social commentary) (51)
* Paws Press, satire (52)
* A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing, fiction	by Lezlie Shell	(The story also contains a picture by TACS titled "Bodie the Good" of Bodie in suit and polo neck, hands clasped and a halo above him, glowing, whilst Doyle stares at him with a belligerent expression.) (53)
* Captions to photos of fans at cons and other places (61)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Image:pigtales-3.jpg|TACS
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Image:pigtales-11.jpg|TACS
Image:pigtales-12.jpg |Karen Eaton
Image:pigtales-13.jpg|at Scorpio
Image:pigtales-14.jpg| Pat Cash
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Piggy

Piggy is an episodic horror game based on Peppa Pig, released on Roblox in 2020. Piggy: Intercity (2021) and PIGGY: Hunt (2021, developed by Shaggy Doge) are spin-off games in the same universe.
== Canon ==
=== Characters ===
* Tigry
== Fanon ==
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Fanvids ===
==External Links==
* Piggy Wiki on Fandom.com
* Piggy (Roblox) on Archive of Our Own
== References ==
Piggy Ho Ho

Piggy Ho Ho is a Canadian fanartist and doujinshi creator.
==Doujinshi published==
===Kuroko no Basket===
*Our Home - Kagami x Kuroko
*Lost and Found - Kuroko x Kagami
*Puss in Boots and the Beast - Kuroko x Kagami
*Love Sweets Love Life - Kise x Kasamatsu
*#SenpaiToday - Kise x Kasamatsu
===Detroit: Become Human===
*To My Dearest Hero - HankCon + other ships
*Suddenly Human - HankCon
Category:Fanartists
Pigs Might Fly

Pigs Might Fly is a Bodie/Doyle story by J.M./Crone.
This story was read aloud by Joan Martin as a W.I.P. at a Virgule-L room party at Escapade in 1994.
It won a 1995 STIFfie Award.
The story was published in Bene Dictum #2 and is online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Pika Pikado

Pika Pikado (stylized Pika Pika★DO) is a Golden Sun doujinshi. It is a Piers (Pikādo)-centric gag story set during The Lost Age and features Piers x Ivan.
:"I bought a doujinshi off eBay a few years ago. ... It's Piers/Ivan, drawn by Q.Game (she's done some GS art on Pixiv) and is sheer crack. Crack isn't a bad thing though, is it? <3
:The romance is a small part of it really. It's not all about the two getting it on or anything, it's basically skimming through TLA from Piers's point of view and at the end, he ends up with Ivan."Kyarorain at Temple of Kraden forums. Golden Sun doujinshi! 11 May 2012. (Accessed 16 August 2012.)
One seller writes: "[T]hough this book identifies itself as a Piers x Ivan doujinshi, there is no sexual content. [...] (I purchased this book as the artist was a friend of a friend, but I'm as puzzled as you probably are about this random pairing!)" They also note that the doujinshi came with a "special pearlescent print" of the book's cover art.athrades's auction at eBay. (Accessed 28 April 2013.)
Shining House writes about the doujinshi's cover art on their website.
== Gallery ==
Image:Pika Pikado front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Pika Pikado back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Pika Pikado sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Golden Sun
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Pikachu

Pikachu is a fictional character in the Pokémon fandom. It was introduced in the first generation and became the image of the franchise and one of the most popular pokemon overall. It is recognized even by people who know nothing about the franchise.
== Canon ==
=== Evolution Line ===
Pikachu evolves into Raichu and from the Generation II onwards it evolves from Pichu. Raichu also has an Alolan Form. Pichu is a baby form of Pikachu. Pichu is designed to be cuter than Pikachu, and even though is not as iconic as Pikachu, it still features on a lot of merchandise and is featured often in promo material.
=== Pikachu in Super Smash Bros. ===
== Fandom ==
Despite being from the first generation, no other pokémon of the more than one thousand ones released until now has been capable to pass it in terms of popularity. Pikachu's popularity resides in its cuteness. It is a small, yellow mouse-like creature, with big eyes and red circles on its cheeks. A pikachu is also Ash Ketchum's first pokémon, the protagonist of the anime series. It also was the starter in "Pokémon Yellow" where it remained outside of its pokéball like in the series, following the main character's sprite.
Pikachu is also hated by a section of Pokémon fans. This is due to its overexposure in merchandise and promo material by Nintendo, that some people find annoying. Pikachu is also considered not that useful in terms of fighting power. Back on early internet, there were anti-pikachu shrines full of gory photo manips and fanart of pikachu being killed in a variety of ways. 
Pikachu's most popular meme is the surprised Pikachu face. It is a screenshot of Pikachu from the Pokémon anime, with its mouth agape and eyes wide open in surprise. The meme is often used to express disbelief or shock about obvious consequences, and it has been used in a variety of contexts, from political jokes to more light-hearted humor. 
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
File:Kid's Pokemon back.jpg|Back cover of doujinshi Kid's Pokemon, featuring an early version of Pikachu (1997)
File:The Kiss by chocoholicmonkey.jpg|Fanart of two Pikachu by chocoholicmonkey based on The Kiss by Gustav Klimt (2023).
== Archives and Links ==
* Pikachu (Pokemon) tag at Archive of Our Own
* The Unofficial Pikachu Haters' Club a Pikachu hatelisting
== Resources ==
* Pikachu at Bulbapedia
* Pikachu at Wikipedia 
Category:Pokémon Characters
Category:Super Smash Bros.
Pike & Grog

Pike & Grog is a canonical friendship between Pike Trickfoot (played by Ashley Johnson) and Grog Strongjaw (played by Travis Willingham) in the first campaign of Critical Role.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fanart===
* Pike and Grog by Roughdraft-Roffle
* Grog and Pike by SofieWikstromArt
* Pike teaching Grog to read by jessejlarsen
* Grog and Pike's intimidation technique by MaryneeLahaye
* Grog and Pike by lynnet
===Fanvids===
* Pike and Grog: "Best Buddies" by GammaAlanna, part of Critter Valentine's Project
===Cosplay===
===Meta===
===Other===
* grog and pike dancing by anodesu
==Links==
* Relationship between Grog and Pike page on Critical Role Wiki
==References==
Category:Critical Role Campaign 1
Pike Trickfoot

Pike is a fictional character played by Ashley Johnson on a popular D&D web series Critical Role
==Fandom==
The biggest platonic ship for Pike is Pike & Grog.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
* Prowl by resonant_aura - Pike Trickfoot has been a healer for as long as she could remember. But she isn't only a healer--and it would be beneficial for her enemies to remember that.
* Gods and Champions by memorysdaughter - Following Ep. 48, Pike gets fed up with Vax avoiding her and decides it's time they talk.
* In Healing Healed by icarus_chained - Set just at the end of Ep.52. Pike considers Percy, Vox Machina, light and darkness, healing and being healed. In the end, family is family, and family is nearly reason enough to do anything.
===Fanart===
===Meta===
===Fanvids===
===Other===
==Links==
* Pike Trickfoot page on Critical Role Wiki
* #pike trickfoot tag on Tumblr
* Pike Trickfoot works on AO3
==References==
Category:Critical Role Characters
Pilar

Pilar is a fic writer that writes het, slash and femslash, best known in the Roswell fandom. Joined Fanfiction.net in 1998.
==Comments by other Fans==
==Notable Fanworks==
Roswell:
* Bittersweet - L/I
* Sight (Un)Seen - M/Mi
Dawson's Creek:
* This Year's Paris - Joey/Pacey
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Pilgrim

Pilgrim is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Troi story by Lori.
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award, winning second place in the category of TNG General Pairing. This story is part of the Captain and Counselor series. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Pillarchallenge

pillarchallenge was a LiveJournal community for the Prince of Tennis ship Tezuka/Ryouma, also known as Pillar Pair. There were 217 entries and 1,335 comments made in the community between 2005 and 2013.
Its sister community was fujicestfest.
==About==
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
Pillars of Eternity

Pillars of Eternity, developed by Obsidian Entertainment, is an isometric, party-based fantasy cRPG in the tradition of Baldur's Gate, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Planescape:Torment, and other late '90s and early '00s Infinity Engine RPGs. It began as a Kickstarter called "Project Eternity" and received overwhelming support from fans of the genre, eventually being funded at nearly four times its original $1,100,000 goal.Kickstarter It was followed by a crowdfunded sequel, Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, in 2018.
==Setting & Plot==
Pillars of Eternity takes place in the original fantasy setting of the world of Eora, with a mundane technology level similar to the late Middle Ages or early Renaissance periods, but augmented by magic and animancy, a scientific discipline around the manipulation of soul-stuff. In the normal order of things, creatures with souls in Eora are reincarnated when they die, though not necessarily as the same gender, "kith" (humanoid) race, or species as the life they had just departed. 
The player character, who can be a male or female member of any of the "kith" races and have various different backgrounds, becomes both a Watcher (a person able to perceive and read others' souls) and Awakened (a person able to access memories and other aspects of their past lives) during the game's prologue. Beset by intrusive visions they don't understand, they look for answers and chase after a mysterious cult leader, while simultaneously investigating the Hollowborn plague, which is the recent phenomenon in the region of children being born without souls. 
In Deadfire, the player character pursues the god Eothas, at the behest of Berath, to probe into Eothas's agenda and the destruction he has been wreaking across the Deadfire region. Meanwhile, there is a great deal of political turmoil in the region from various factions, which the player character and their party may choose to support or hinder.
==Characters==
===Companions===
* Aloth Corfiser
* Edér Teylecg
* Pallegina mes Rèi
* Sagani
* Kana Rua
* Grieving Mother
* Durance
* Hiravias
* Maneha
* Devil of Caroc
* Zahua
* Maia Rua
* Xoti
* Tekēhu
* Serafen
===Sidekicks===
In Deadfire, additional recruitable characters exist who are not full "companions" (with their own questlines and sometimes romances), but have dialogue and can join the player character's party.
* Fassina
* Konstanten
* Mirke
* Rekke
* Vatnir
* Ydwin
==Fandom==
While Pillars of Eternity had a highly successful release, the bulk of its fandom activity took place on Reddit, and was centered around various game-mechanical challenges and achievements. Transformative fandom was small but dedicated, with popular pairings in fic being Edér/Aloth, MC/Thaos ix Arkannon, and MC/Hiravias.
The release of Deadfire, which added in-game romances with some companion characters (Aloth, Maia, Xoti, and Tekēhu), precipitated a large increase in transformative fandom activity. 
===Fanworks===
==References==
Pillow Book

Pillow Book is a 170-page slash Forever Knight anthology. This zine is a charity project by the Unnamed Faction (Nick/Lacroix slash fans). Stories and poems by Leslie Grant Smith, Fenris, Kathy Whelton, April Hackett and Susan Fields, and more.
* Affinity for Heights by Fenris ("This fic was written as an homage to the June/July Pin-Up Poster from the 1998 Unnamed Faction's virtual calendar, a delightful collection of descriptive scenes penned by the fiendishly talented Loose Cannon, each one describing an UFfish calendar scene for each month of the year.") (Forever Knight)
* "Falling" by Kathy Whelton"Falling" was retitled "A Price to Be Paid" when posted to AO3 (where the author's AO3 username is Calliope24).
* other unknown content
==From a Flyer==
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Pillow Talk (multimedia zine)

Pillow Talk is a slash 183-page anthology of fiction by Robyn LaSalle. 
The cover is by KOZ. Interior art by KOZ, Jung, Seraph, and Angi Towski.
Description from a flyer: 
==Contents==
* Bloodbrothers ("When Josie comes back into Harry’s life, two of his closest friends commiserate and form aunique bond between themselves.") (Cooper/Hawk) (Twin Peaks) (6 pages) 
* Daydream Believer ("Jack catches Mac at home after an assignment.") (Mac/Jack) (MacGyver) (7 pages) 
* Hyper-Gamma Spaces ("A practical joke goes awry, and Tommy goes insane searching for his abducted partner.") (Penhall/Hanson) (21 Jump Street) (11 pages) 
* Lifetime Commitment ("McFly meets an eccentric scientist during the summer before his Senior year in high school, .and learns about fusion in the process.") (Doc/Marty) (Back to the Future) (16 pages) 
* Promises ("Following the affair in Circe, Solo and Kuryakin take a much-deserved vacation in Monte Carlo.") (Illya/Napoleon) (Man from UNCLE) (20 pages) 
* This Side Of The Vortex ("The night before his first leap. Sam takes time out from the Project in the company of his closest friend.") (Sam/Al) (Quantum Leap) (11 pages) 
* Without You ("After Doc's death. Chavez gives confession to Henry French.") (Doc/Chavez) (Young Guns II) (5 pages) 
* The Harder They Fall ("Superstar Nick invites Supercop John out to California for a couple of weeks, to show him what life on the West Coast is like.") (Nick/John) (The Hard Way) (16 pages) 
* A Cut Above The Rest ("Wealthy architect Daniel Appleton (original Peter DeLuise character) purchases the old mansion and finds it's already occupied — by an odd man with scissors for hands.") (Edward Scissorhands) (39 pages)
* poetry for various fandoms including Miami Vice, Starsky & Hutch, Twin Peaks
==Reactions and Reviews==
Comments by fans trying to track this zine down in 2016: VINTAGE FANZINE HUNT. 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Pimp

Pimping is to promote, especially of a fandom one loves and hopes to induce new people to join. A fan may make a "pimp post" full of squee and screencaps, trying to show off the canon's high points and good features. They may also make a pimping vid or recruiter vid in order to show off how sparkly their fandom is. Another common form is to make a set of pimping recs to accessible works that highlight the best in fanworks without requiring too much canon knowledge.
It may also be said of spreading awareness generally, e.g., "Can you pimp my post on the new challenge? I want people to see it who aren't on my Friends list." 
Unlike posting recs for other people's fanworks, the variant self-pimp is used ironically to diffuse disapproval at the slightly shameful act of promoting oneself.filksong lyrics on the Nachos computer gaming BBS, 2000-12-13 (archive.org, accessed 2008-10-29)Cleveland Browns (US Football) fan web site, dated 2000-02-06 (archive.org, accessed 2008-10-29) 
K-pop fandom makes liberal usage of pimp posts.
Fans have criticized this term for borrowing the language of trafficking and exploiting women. Saeva, Fighting Words, 10 May 2008, (Accessed 23 October 2008) Alternatives include plug, draft pitch, promote, hype and pumpAlternatives to Pimp poll by zvi_likes_tv on LiveJournal, 2008-5-14] (accessed 2008-10-14) .
==History of the Term==
A 2000 reference is in Estrogen Brigades and "Big Tits" Threads: Media fandom on-line and off.
==Fan Comments==
==Meta/Further Reading==
* Huggy Bear's Guide to Getting More Feedback by rebelcat and Elizabeth Helena (mid-2000s)
==References==
Category:Glossary
Pin

Pin may refer to:
* A button/badge that affixes (clothes, luggage...) using a pin mechanism.
* An enamel pin
* Professionals Frog Brooch, a symbol in early Professionals fandom
* A post on the website Pinterest
* A bookmark on the website Pinboard
* An individual post or thread in a social media or other online communication setting which has been affixed to the top of the page. Sometimes referred to more specifically as a pinned post or thread
Pinboard

Pinboard is a social bookmarking site. 
The site came to widespread fannish attention in the fall of 2011 with the news of the possible closure of fandom's former preferred bookmarking platform, Delicious. Bookmarking service started with a single payment, but now charges new bookmarking accounts US$11 per year, and archiving accounts US$25 per yearpinboard.in home page, accessed 2017-01-04
The fan outrage after the launch of the new Delicious in September 2011, and the fact that Diigo censored bookmarks with adult content, made Pinboard a more attractive option.bluemeridian. Diigo Censorship Heads Up & Delicious Migration Spreadsheet. Dreamwidth post September 27, 2001. (accessed 12 January 2012) 
==Paywall Issues==
Concern about the paying nature of the service was frequent in the early days of the great Delicious migration, for example:
In order to try and counter the financial barrier to entry, fans set up schemes to gift others with Pinboard accounts.Gift account exchanges post, published on the Pinboard Livejournal community Sept 29, 2011, accessed Jan 13, 2016.
Starting January 1, 2015, the one-time fee changed to a yearly subscription fee of $11 (with the archiving option remaining at $25).New Pricing Policy on the Pinboard Blog, published Dec 14, 2014, accessed Sep 17, 2016. While this didn't affect existing users, it raised the entry barrier for new bookmarking fans even higher.
==Pinboard & Fandom==
Pinboard appeared to be one of the better alternatives available to fandom, especially as Pinboard was actively courting fandom. In the words of the Pinboard owner, Maciej Cegłowski: 
Many fans responded positively to having their opinions acknowledged and respected. Positive meta fic about Pinboard was written:
Anthropomorfic fanworks were also created. See for example The Morning After by ambyr and The Morning After (podfic). 
In October 2011 Pinboard created the option for users to declare themselves members of fandom and have their bookmarks show up on a special popular/fandom page to make browsing for fandom content easier. Some welcomed that the page made it easier to find popular fannish bookmarks, some were concerned about separating fans and non-fans.22.10.2011, New feature: fandom self-identification by jedusaur24.10.2011, Popular Fandom bookmarks + Network by ein_myria
On Sept 6, 2013, Pinboard Guy (Maciej Cegłowski) gave a talk, "Fan is a Tool-Using Animal, at a conference about his perspective in fandom using Pinboard:
===End of Delicious===
Delicious' intertwined history with Pinboard came to a conclusion in June 2017 when the site, after several more ownership changes, was bought out by Pinboard for a mere $35,000.It’s the end of an era, as Pinboard buys and shutters del.icio.us, thenextweb.com, 1 June 2017. (Accessed June 3, 2017) The initial plan for the site is for it to remain accessible online but closed to new content, with account holders able to migrate their content to Pinboard.Pinboard acquires Delicious, Pinboard Blog, June 01, 2017
== Resources ==
* Pinboard/Fandom OTP Livejournal community
* Pinboard Users on Dreamwidth community
== References ==
Category:Social Networking
Category:Fanwork Sharing
Pinch Hit

In gift exchanges, especially in exchange fandom, each participant is due a fanwork from another participant. A pinch hit is a fanwork produced for a request that's in need of fulfilment either because there were no offers that matched to it or because the participant assigned the request defaulted. Moderators will call for pinch-hitters to ensure that every participant receives something. The term derives from baseball: a pinch hitter is a player who replaces another player during the game, comparable to the substitute players in football/soccer. 
Some mods call for pinch-hitters to volunteer at the beginning of a challenge so that they have a group to send pinch-hit requests to at the time-crunch end of the challenge, when most dropouts occur, but it's also common for mods to post the pinch hits to the exchange community space (e.g. the Dreamwidth), to try and attract interest. Pinch-hitters are generally not required to be participants in the challenge. 
This term may have been most common on Dreamwidth or Livejournal-based exchanges.
In some challenges, such as Yuletide, participants who drop out (causing a need for pinch hitters) may be denied participation in future challenges. 
===Initial Pinch Hit===
Also known as IPH; an initial pinch hit is created right at the beginning of an exchange if there are no offers that match a participant's requests/the organiser can't match them with anyone.
===Emergency Pinch Hit===
Also known as EPH:
Sometimes used interchangeably with pinch hit of the apocalypse.
===Pinch Hit of the Apocalypse===
Also known as PHOTA:
Sometimes used interchangeably with emergency pinch hit.
==Advertising Pinch Hits==
Aside from being posted to the community for the exchange they're a part of, pinch hits are commonly advertised: 
* in Fail_FandomAnon's Bangs, Fests, and Exchanges thread
* the pinchhits Dreamwidth community
* on the unofficial Yuletide comm and in the Yuletide Discord server (although Yuletide itself uses a google group/mailing list setup)
* very rarely on the Exchanges After Dark Discord server
* by word of mouth.
There was a livejournal community, fic_pinch_hit, where mods who need an emergency pinch-hitter could post a request. It was founded by fanofall on Nov. 2nd, 2007, and was an extremely low-traffic community.
==References==
Category:Glossary Category:Challenges
Category:Challenge GlossaryCategory:Exchange Fandom