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Treasure Planet

Treasure Planet is an animated feature film released by Walt Disney Pictures in 2002. It is a science fiction adaption of Robert Louis Stevenson's 1883 novel Treasure Island.
==Canon==
On the planet Montressor, young Jim Hawkins is enchanted by stories of the legendary space pirate Captain Nathaniel Flint and his ability to appear from out of nowhere, raid passing ships, and disappear in order to hide the loot on the mysterious "Treasure Planet". 12 years later, Jim has grown into an aloof and isolated troublemaker due to his father abandoning him. He reluctantly helps his mother Sarah run the family's Benbow Inn, and derives amusement from "Alponian solar cruising": skysurfing atop a rocket-powered sailboard.
But after a spaceship crashes near the inn the dying pilot, Billy Bones, gives Jim a sphere and tells him to "beware the cyborg", a gang of pirates raid and burn the inn. Discovering that the sphere is a holographic projector containing a star map, Jim leading to the location of Treasure Planet. With the help of their dog-like friend Dr. Delbert Doppler flee, the feline Captain Amelia and B.E.N. an abandoned navigational robot who has lost his primary memory and invites them to his home for shelter they go on a journey with great dangers through space, in search of the Treasure Planet.
===Main Characters===
* Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Jim Hawkins, an adolescent pining for adventure.
* Brian Murray as John Silver, a cyborg who leads the mutiny on the RLS Legacy.
* David Hyde Pierce as Dr. Delbert Doppler, an anthropomorphic dog, and astronomer. 
* Emma Thompson as Captain Amelia Smollet, an anthropomorphic cat and the captain of the RLS Legacy.
* Martin Short as B.E.N.-J.A.M.I.N., a B.E.N.-series robot created by Prof. Gunn who literally lost his mind and was abandoned on Treasure Planet by Captain Flint. 
* Roscoe Lee Browne as Mr. Arrow, Captain Amelia's first mate.
* Laurie Metcalf as Sarah Hawkins, Jimmy Hawkins' mother who runs the Benbow Inn.
* Dane Davis as Morph, a small pink creature that can morph into any form.
* Peter Cullen as Captain Nathaniel Flint, A legendary space pirate seen at the beginning of the film.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Jim Hawkins/Long John Silver) by salmon_pink
===Fanart===
*Deviant Art account for DisneyFan-01
*To Be A Man by asaltysquid, a trans Jim Hawkins comic for the Transcartoonology zine
=== Fanvids ===
* ship in a bottle by xxAmity0Parkxx, for Canon Renaissance's shuffle vidding challenge
* wild heart by xFearlessViking
=== ZInes ===
* Rattle the Stars
==Resources==
* Treasure Planet at FanFiction.Net
* Treasure Planet (2002) at Archive of Our Own
*tp_fiction LiveJournal community
*treasureplanet LiveJournal community
==References==
Category:Treasure Planet
Treasure Trove

Treasure Trove is a Kirk/Spock story by Rosemarie Heaton.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #4.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are stranded at a rangerʼs station while participating in a treasure hunt set up between the Federation planet theyʼre orbiting and the crew."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Treat

A treat is an extra fanwork produced for a gift exchange in addition to the one work each participant is entitled to receive and required to produce. Treats are usually exempt from the length or size restrictions that the main gifts have to adhere to, but still otherwise follow exchange etiquette — for example, avoiding DNWs and only gifting participants works that match the fandoms, characters, freeforms, and/or prompts they've requested for the current exchange. Some exchanges, like Trick or Treat or Chocolate Box, strongly encourage treats. For some exchanges, like Yuletide, gifts of appropriate length may be upgraded to becoming a recipient's main gift if their assigned writer defaults, uploads an incomplete draft, produces a picklefic, or writes spitefic. Treaters will therefore sometimes hold back their treats until after assignments are due so that if their recipient's assigned writer defaulted, they'll go on on the exchange's pinch hit list and still receive two gifts.
==Further Reading==
* treats and treating culture at fail_fandomanon (January 2019)
Category:Challenge Glossary
Category:Exchange Fandom
Treaty of Access

Treaty of Access is a explicit het and explicit slash Star Trek: TOS story by Johanna Cantor. It was illustrated by Sherry Veltkamp. 
The pairings are many, but the slash is between Kirk/OMC.
It was published in R & R #20. 
==Genre==
The genre of this story is complicated. 
It was initially labeled K/S by its author in ads and with this author's note: "The story that follows contains sexually explicit material describing same-sex intercourse. This is my version of K/S; please be advised that it's probably the only story of its genre that will appear in R&R. It may also be the grossest story that ever has or will appear in this zine; you have been warned."
While this story contains orgies, underage sex, sex toys, enemas, dubious consent, and more, it contains no K/S, despite the author labeling it as such. She apologizes for this last part in the next issue: "...it's been brought to my attention that calling "Treaty of Access," in R&R XX, a K/S is misleading to the point of being false advertising. This is entirely true, and my only defense is the admittedly feeble admission that it never occurred to me. I'd been thinking of it as "my K/S" for so long, you see. It is not a Kirk/Spock -- no way. It's a Kirk/Shoumeini -- which is the only way I see "slash". I hope no one bought XX only because they were expecting a steamy Kirk/Spock. If anyone did, return the zine to me in saleable condition, and I'll refund your money."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Treehouse

Treehouse is a Kirk/Spock Star Trek: TOS story by DVS. 
It was published in the print zine Way of the Warrior #1.
==Summary==
"While on a colonization survey, Spock asks Kirk about anal intercourse." 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1989===
===1990===
 
===2000===
===2009===
==References==
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Treewishes

Treewishes is a slash fan, best known in the Harry Potter fandom. As a writer, her main fandom is Harry Potter, but she has also written in several rare fandoms for Yuletide and elsewhere. 
She is on the convention committee for Lubricus, a Harry Potter slash con. Her bio there reads:
==In Her Own Words==
Treewishes was interviewed at Snarry Games in 2008. Some excerpts:
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Convention Organizers
Trek-a-Con

Trek-a-Con was a Star Trek convention held in Chattanooga, TN. It was a free con hosted by WDSI-TV 61.
==Trek-a-Con 1==
==Trek-a-Con II==
This con was held April 24, 1987 at the Chattanooga Trade Center.
A fan's con report was published in The DeForest Dispatch #13: 
Category:1987 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
TrekCon

* Star Trek conventions in general
* TrekCon, a Star Trek fan-run con held in the U.S. that began in the 1970s and was run by Elyse Pines and Al Schuster 
* TrekCon, a Star Trek con held in the U.S. that was a for-profit (a la Creation Con) that was active in the 1990s
* TrekCon, a Star Trek con held in Australia
* Star TreKon, Star Trek cons held in Kansas City 
* Trekon before it was renamed Vulkon
* "Trekkon," published Alnitah
* Trekkon, includes two Star Trek cons in San Antonio, Texas; Tony Wynn was a con chair
TrekCon (U.S. Star Trek con 2)

TrekCon was a for-profit, celebrity guest con that was similar to Creation Con.
There was one August 14-16, 1992 in the Washington D.C. area. Guests were to be Jimmy Doohan, William Campbell, John deLancie, Robin Curtis, "Dark Shadows Star," Marc Okrand "& other authors," "ST:TNG Tech Staff," Magicians, NASA personnel, and "other Trek Star 2nd main Star."
From a haphazard flyer in the 1991 OktoberTrek program book: 
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
TrekFest (Star Trek convention)

TrekFest was a for-profit con for fans of Star Trek.
==Other "Trekfests"==
There are more than one con called "TrekFest." This Houston TrekFest is not this one in 2009.
Another con was Trekfest in West Palm Beach, Florida.
==1990==
===1990: Con Report===
==1991==
There was one in Dallas. Brent Spiner was in attendance.
==1992==
There was one in Omaha, NE - March 21/22.
==1993==
September 18, 1993 in Houston, TX.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: 
From an August 1993 update: 
 
Image:trekfest1993flyer-1.jpg|1993 flyer
Image:trekfest1993flyer-2.jpg|an August 1993 update
==References==
Category:1991 Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:1993 Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire

D'Alaire was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of The Daybreak series, The Soul's December, Even Heroes ... and much more."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek VOY
TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom

DangerMom was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of The Daybreak series, The Soul's December, Even Heroes ... and much more."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
 Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek VOY
TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers

Dave Rogers was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of the Virtues series, Takeover Bid, Wrong Number, Surrogates, Coffin and the Examination for a Lieutenant series of Drabbles among many many others."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
 Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek VOY
TrekGirl Interview with J Winter

J Winter was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of the Alliance series, which includes such work as Yesterday's Heroes, Burden of Conscience, Pretzel Logic, All Lit Up Again, Excessive Force among others."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
 Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek DS9
TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair

Jane St. Clair was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of Softly, Wednesday Morning, 3am, A Kiss on the Body Electric, Iowa, Comme si de rien n'etait and more."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
 Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek VOY
TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty

Jungle Kitty was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of Golden Boy, The Uneasy Dancers, Rude Person and Beyond and others far too numerous to mention."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose

m.c. moose was interviewed for the website TrekGirl.
"Author of Personal Effects, Should Have Stood in Bed, Up-'Lifting Conversation, Life Lines and more."
==Interview Series==
* TrekGirl Interview with D'Alaire
* TrekGirl Interview with DangerMom
* TrekGirl Interview with Dave Rogers
* TrekGirl Interview with J Winter
* TrekGirl Interview with Jane St Clair
* TrekGirl Interview with Jungle Kitty
* TrekGirl Interview with m.c. moose
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek VOY
TrekUnited Publishing

TrekUnited Publishing publishes Star Trek fanfic.
"TrekUnited Publishing is the online publishing arm of TrekUnited, the friendliest Star Trek forum on the web! Our mission is to help StarTrek fan fiction authors create and distribute their work, without any charge or expectation of favour beyond our common love of Star Trek. We do this without any implication of copyright ownership beyond the authors moral right to be identified as the writer and the owner of his/her original characters and ideas." TrekUnited Publishing 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Zines
TrekWorld (Star Trek: TOS story)

TrekWorld is a 1976 Star Trek: TOS story by Paula Block.
It is a parody that skewers what Paula Smith and other fans had dubbed Mary Sue fiction. The story also is an RPF in that Harlan Ellison is also a character. 
The fic was printed in Menagerie #10 in 1976.
Some fans said they felt the story was too cruel and vitriolic regarding female fans. The story was part of the discussion regarding literary standards and gatekeeping in the essay I (and Sharon) have been backed into a corner defending a single position over quality controls. Frankly, I rather resent this.
==Two Illos==
Image:men10marysue.jpg|from issue #10, art from TrekWorld, Martynn is the artist: "Mary Sue's head blew off and her body slumped to the floor; a cloud of smoke rose from her neck, where a few wires dangled forlornly. Even Ellison seemed a bit surprised. "Gosh," he said. "She wasn't real, either." "So it would appear," Spock said, nudging her detached head with the toe of his boot.""
Image:men10-5.jpg|from issue #10, art from Trekworld, ""Oh, Christ," said the voice in disgust. And the owner of the voice climbed out of the box. He was a little man, littler than anyone on the ship, including Mary Sue herself. Mary Sue did not think she had seen him before, but the regular cast in the Transporter Room with her cowered in recognition."
==Excerpts==
 
==Fan Comments==
===1977===
==References==
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Trek 80 Plus

Trek 80 Plus is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology. It was published in 1997 and contains 119 pages. All illustrations are by Ray Lefebvre, with the exception of cartoons by Juane Michaud.
According to the publisher: "Have you ever wondered what Trek might be like if things had gone a little differently? Imagine it's 1970 and the first original Trek novel, James Blish's Spock Must Die, has hit the shelves (to those who haven't read it yet, all will be made clear). Now crank up your imaginations and picture an alternate world, where the Original series never died, with this as the 80th episode. Herein are the continuing voyages exploring the 4th and the beginning of the 5th years that might have been of the 5 year mission. Return to the way it was ... almost."
==Contents==
Summaries from the publisher:
* The Final Curtain, by Paul Keery. While on border patrol, a strange Klingon ship is discovered... and a shattering secret aboard it!
* And on the Eighth Day, by Ray Lefebvre. Even between adventures, Kirk and Scotty have challenges to face!
* Hell Have No Scorn, by Ray Lefebvre. An indirect sequel to "The Enterprise Incident," Kirk confronts his superior who sent them on that mission!
* Heart of Valour, by Scott Tilson. A friendly first contact leads to tragedy. Will the hand of peace become the fist of war?
* The Future Prometheus, by Sharon Cozens. An experimental variation on the Transporter has been abused. Who has been brought back to life, and why?
* Notes from Beyond, by Paul. A star dies mysteriously before its time. The Enterprise crew are sent to find out why and get a "little" surprise!
*ADRIFT EVERMORE by Ray Lefebvre. A world is cast adrift in the cold dark of space. It should be dead, but Uhura soon finds the landing party aren't alone!
*HORIZONS by Paul Keery. Can one legendary old man save Starfleet?
*ARTICLES - The history and technology of Star Trek. By Ray Lefebvre.
* More stories; also, several articles explaining the history and technology of Star Trek, and a humour section showcasing Juane (STARLOG magazine) Michaud's wild cartoons.
File:Trek Plus 80 1-1.jpg|Scotty, artwork by Ray Lefebvre
File:Trek Plus 80 1-2.jpg|Uhura, artwork by Ray Lefebvre
File:Trek Plus 80 1-3.jpg|cartoon by Juane Michaud
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Trek Adventure

Trek Adventure is an early Star Trek computer game. 
From an ad: "This one takes place aboard a familiar starship. The crew has left for good reasons, but they forgot to take you, and now you are in deep trouble." 
==From the Creator (2013)==
==Reactions and Reviews (1982)==
==References==
Category:Fangames
Category:Star Trek Fanworks
Category:1982 Fangames
Trek Australis

Trek Australis was an Australian Star Trek fan club formed in Sydney. Its regular club zine, entitled Prime Directive, was edited by Stuart Widdison and Ian Chambers.
==Its Birth==
By 1992, the long-running club Astrex, and its bimonthly newsletter, Data, were in the hands of George and Maria Papadeas of Photon Productions. That club's focus became increasingly multimedia - and much less Star Trek - once the Papadeas' licensed Official Star Trek Club of Australia launched in 1993.
Trek Australis was born out off the need for a Sydney-based Star Trek club that could focus on regular gatherings of members, charity fundraising and fan writing/publishing that did not require vetting by a representative of Paramount Picture's Australian office, Southern Star. Trek Australis hosted several theme days at Bob Johnson's Star Trek Marathons at the Encore Cinema in Surry Hills (including Star Trek makeup and costuming demonstrations by Ian McLean), and entertained shoppers at the Dymock's city book store's 24-hour sale with the Star Trek version of the board game, "How to Host a Mystery". In 1995, Starfleet-uniformed Trek Australis members assisted with a Christmas party for children as part of the Australian charity, The Starlight Foundation.
The club survived an attempted shutdown by Southern Star (see Effect of Commercialisation and Direct Intervention by the Owners of Intellectual Copyright : A Case Study: The Australian Star Trek Fan Community), but wound down operations of its own volition by 1996.
==Zines Published==
* Prime Directive
==Gallery==
File:TrekAustralis.jpg|club T-shirt design by Mike McGann
File:primedirectiveaus1-1.jpg|cover of issue #1
File:Esme.jpg|Trek Australis member Ian McLean with actress Joyce Jacobs at the Starlight Foundation Christmas party
==Further reading==
* Interview with Derek and Sharon Screen (2001)
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Trek Connections

Trek Connections is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology with at least two issues. 
The focus is on Roberta Debono's OMCs ("Young Star Fleet") from The Dragon's Claw and Revenge of the Wind Rider.
From a submission request in For Your Information #5: "Wanted: Short fiction, poetry, and artwork for a fanzine devoted to the Young Star Fleet characters introduced in "Revenge of the Wind Rider" and featured in the sequel "The Dragon's Claw". YSF bridges the gap between Classic Trek and The Next Generation, and features the children and grandchildren of the original Enterprise crew, as well as the Classic Trek characters, plus fan profiles, club news, Writers Challenge, artwork and more. "
==Issue 1==
Trek Connections 1
==Issue 2==
Trek Connections 2 was published in 1989 and contains 13 pages.
* The Best of Three Worlds by Douglas Giffin (a portrayal of a young Vulcan's search for his identity)
* A Betrothal on Vulcan by Roberta Debono (a vignette of a Vulcan tradition excerpted from The Dragon's Claw)
* announcements for Trek clubs and zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Trek Dinner Chronicle

Trek Dinner Chronicle is a newsletter in German. It has a focus of Star Trek: DS9 and Star Trek: TNG, as well as role-playing.
A sister zine is Friends of Cardassia.
==Issue 13==
Trek Dinner Chronicle 13 was published in September 1995 and contains 48 pages. 
* articles
* book reviews
* episode discussion
* art
* photos
* letters from fans 
* con reports
* theatre reviews
* role-playing 
* bits about The X-Files and Babylon 5
* filks
* fiction: Star Trek: Dark Crusade, Of Things to Come..., part 1 by Ralph Kruhm
 
 
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-2.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-3.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-4.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-5.jpg|from issue #13
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-6.jpg|from issue #13 
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-7.jpg|from issue #13, portrays various Trek captains and their main interest
Image:Trek Dinner Chronicle13-8.jpg|from issue #13, 
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1990s
Category:German-Language Star Trek Zines
Trek Dwarf

Trek/Dwarf (also Trek Dwarf) is a Star Trek and Red Dwarf convention held in England. There were at least two of them.
==1993==
It was at this con that Lister's (Red Dwarf character) dreadlock hair extensions were sold. from a comment in Better Than Life #13 (1994) 
==1994==
Trek/Dwarf 2 was held March 25-27, 1994 at the Holiday Inn in Leicester. GOH: Nana Visitor, Norman Lovett, Rob Grang, Joe Nazzaro, Doug Naylor and Richard Arnold.
===1994: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:Red Dwarf
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1993 Conventions
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Trek Exchange

Trek Exchange was a community that runs Star Trek fanwork exchanges. Intially it was just a fic exchange, but now also accepts fanart (though the community name on the info page is still "Star Trek Fic Exchange").
Category:Star Trek Challenges
Category:Star Trek Journal Communities
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2009 Communities
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Star Trek AOS
Category:Star Trek TNG‎
Category:Star Trek TOS
Trek Femslash Comment Ficathon

The Trek Femslash Comment Ficathon was a comment ficathon, hosted on Livejournal, devoted to the femslash pairings within all Star Trek fandoms. Participants left prompts and they were filled by fan writers. The ficathon was ongoing but appears to be most active in 2011-2012, at one point accumulating 206 comments, the post was lost in 2017 when the moderator's account was deleted.
==Resources==
* Works tagged with Trek Femslash Comment Ficathon at Archive of Our Own
Category:Femslash Challenges
Category:2011 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:Star Trek AOS
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek DSC
Category:Star Trek ENT
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Star Trek TNG‎
Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Star Trek VOY‎