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Tuvix

Tuvix was a a Starfleet Lieutenant who briefly served on the USS Voyager. Born out of a transporter accident that fused Tuvok, Neelix, and an orchid, he was ultimately killed by Voyager captain Kathryn Janeway in order to bring Tuvok and Neelix back to the ship. His fate as well as the role Janeway played in it have long been a source of heated discussions in the Star Trek fandom.
== Canon == 
Tuvix appeared in a single episode of Voyager, S2E24: Tuvix.
== Fandom == 
In November 2020, American politician Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez participated in a Twitter debate around Tuvix's fate.
==Links & Resources==
*Tuvix on the Official Star Trek Website
*Tuvix at Memory Alpha
==References==
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Tuvok

Tuvok was a fictional vulcan character from the Star Trek: Voyager television series, portrayed by Tim Russ.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Tuvok/T'Pel - canonical 
*Paris/Tuvok
*Tuvok/Kim
*Tuvok/Seven
Romantic pairings for Tuvok, outside of his canonical relationship, seem to be fairly rare in fandom, many fanworks will focus on his friendships
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Star Trek - Tuvok by Inar-of-Shilmista
*Tuvok - Star Trek Voyager by sumenya
*Inktober Day 18: Tuvok by Bondagedean
===Fanfiction===
*Efficiencies by AlphaFlyer
*valued by isloremipsumafterall
*A bedrock of logic; a fountain of hope by aerialsky
==Additional Art Gallery==
File:Grip51-4.jpg|Interior art from Grip #51, by Stephanie Etmanski
File:Quidpro.jpg|Cover art for Quid Pro Quo, with art by LJC
File:Trex53.jpg|Cover of the letterzine Trexperts, art by Robert Bruce Llyod
File:Trex76.jpg|Cover of the letterzine Trexperts, art by Anne Marie Caluwaert
File:Trex92.jpg|Cover of the letterzine Trexperts, art by Robert Bruce Llyod
File:Stag121.jpg|Cover of Star Trek Action Group #121, with art by Janna Bond
File:Generationgap8-1.jpg|Art from Generation Gap #8 by Eileen Siders (1995)
File:Deltaquadrant11.jpg|Cover of Delta Quadrant #11, featuring art by Lauren Francis
==Archives and Links==
*Tuvok tag at Archive of Our Own
*Tuvok at FanFiction.net
*Tuvok at Trekiverse
==Resources==
*Tuvok at Memory Alpha Wiki
*Wikipedia
Category:Star Trek VOY Characters
Tuxedo Elf

Tuxedo Elf is a multifandom fanfiction author. She was active in Lord of the Rings fandom in the early 2000s, and, as of the early 2020s, is primarily active in The Legend of Zelda and Genshin Impact fandoms.
She ran several LotR Yahoo! groups. Two of her stories were nominated for the LotR BAFTA fan awards in 2005.
==Notable Fanfiction==
* A Place to Call Home – The Legend of Zelda/Linked Universe gen (Feb 2020 – present)
* Fragment Found – Genshin Impact gen (Aug 2021 – Jan 2022)
Category:Fanwriters
Twdw ficathon

twdw_ficathon was a gift exchange/ficathon hosted on LiveJournal in Doctor Who/Torchwood fandom. The first year was a gift exchange format and was focused on the character of Jack Harkness. The second round was a ficathon with where participants were given "happy" prompts. Participants had to write a minimum of 1000 words.
The LiveJournal account was created on 14 January 2007. As of 2024, the community has 68 posts, 410 comments, and 67 members. (Accessed 6 January 2024.)
==References==
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:Torchwood
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Twelve Days of Christmas Challenge

The Twelve Days of Christmas Challenge runs on LiveJournal and Dreamwidth. Each year, the moderator writes a song based on the Twelve Days of Christmas that serves as a prompt list for fics posted on the days in question. As of 2023, there were 681 entries and 2,803 comments recorded in the LiveJournal community.
== About ==
== Links ==
* FAQ post
* Community:12dayschristmas on AO3
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Twelve Hours

Twelve Hours is an Alex Rider story by TheInverseUniverse. It is set in the universe of Gentleman's Agreement.
Summary: "[Alex] would find himself bloodied and bruised but relatively unharmed somewhere he could safely be found. Not retrieved, because the first time Yassen had activated his beacon he had been more than a little furious to find him still there 12 hours later." Gentleman's Agreement by Valaks. This is the story of those twelve hours, how they came to be, and what came after.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Alex Rider Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Twelve Months

Twelve Months is a slash Sentinel mpreg 213-page novel by Nancy T.
==Series==
* Nine Months
* Twelve Months
* Another Nine Months
* all of them were collected in Nine Months ... and Beyond
Image:12moscover.jpg|
File:12monofrills.jpg|no frills edition
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Twelve O'Clock High (TV)

Twelve O'Clock High was a 1948 WWII novel by Sy Bartlett, that was made into a film in 1949, and then remade into a tv series on ABC in the 1960s.
For related fandoms, see List of Military Fandoms.
==Zines==
Gen:
*Chronicles of the Flying Fortress
*Combined Talents 6 (xover with Rat Patrol/Garrison's Gorillas) 
*The G-2 Files
*Heroes' Plight Goes to War (military fandoms multimedia)
*Special Circumstances (WWII multimedia)
Category:Twelve O'Clock High
Twelve Steps From Smallville

Twelve Steps From Smallville is a Perry White and Chloe/Clark fic by IolantheAlias. It also includes the Chlois Theory, in which Chloe becomes Lois, and it also contains Chloe/Richard White and Perry/Alice.
==Summary==
:Perry White got sober & turned his life around after meeting Clark Kent in the episode "Perry." But what happened after that? Why do all sorts of weird things happen around Clark Kent? Reporter Perry is curious.
==Reactions & Comments==
As of February 8, 2016: the fic on FFN has 229 Reviews, 64 Favorites, and 32 Follows.
==References==
Category:Superman Returns
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Twenty-Five Years of a Time Lord

Twenty-Five Years of a Time Lord is a gen anthology of articles, fiction and art. Scott Walker did the front cover and Mark Roach did the back cover. 
From the publisher, "This was a combined Doctor Who 25th anniversary special and fiction collection, effectively counting as two publications for the purpose of upholding a promise by TSV's editors to producing two special issues as part of members' subscriptions in 1988/89. The celebratory material was split into three sections, the Sixties, Seventies and Eighties, in each of which a number of TSV contributors offered their opinions and memories of the stories, Doctors and styles of each era. The issue was edited by Andrew Poulsen and former co-editor Scott Walker's last involvement with the club was to design the distinctive front cover, based on the TARDIS police box telephone hatch, complete with the appropriate legend “Pull to Open”."
Features
*Memories: An Introduction by Stephen Murray
*Memories: The Sixties by Wendy Toynton, Paul Scoones, Jon Preddle, Ken Todd, "Unknown", Murray Jackson, Paul Kelly, Stephen Murray
*Memories: The Seventies "Unknown", by Wendy Toynton, Paul Kelly, Paul Scoones, Scott Walker, Stephen Murray, Ken Tod, Murray Jackson
*Memories: The Eighties by Murray Jackson, Paul Scoones, Ken Tod, Scott Walker, Wendy Toynton, Paul Kelly, Stephen Murray
*Doctor Who - Over the Eighties by Scott Walker
*The Future of Doctor Who by Paul Scoones
*Those Changers of Shape by Nigel Flockhart
*Regulars
*Editorial by Andrew Poulsen
Fiction
*The Trouble with by Adric Murray Jackson
*The Playground by Michael Mayo
*The Union of the Snake by Wendy Toynton
*A Nice Place for a Holiday by Murray Jackson
*Kaldastra by Michael Mayo
Cartoons
*Tardis Tales by Graham Muir
*The Master wins at Chess by Murray Jackson
Artwork
*Pull to open by Scott Walker
*The fourth Doctor by Scott Walker
*The fifth Doctor by Scott Walker
*The sixth Doctor by Scott Walker
*The seventh Doctor by Scott Walker
*Knock Knock! Who's there! "AM"
*The third Doctor by Scott Walker
*The sixth Doctor by Samantha Hayman
*The fifth Doctor Pby aul Scoones
* Doctors and assorted companions and enemies by Mark Roach
Category:Non-fiction ZinesCategory:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Twenty-Four Hours (Star Trek: TOS story)

:You may be looking for the Merlin vid 24 HOURS or the Sentinel zine 24 Hours.
Twenty-Four Hours is a Kirk/Spock story by Helen.
It was published in the print zine First Time #55.
==Summary==
"Finally lovers after VʼGer, Kirk muses over the last 24 hours from the bed he now shares with Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Twenty-Four Hours to Live

Twenty-Four Hours to Live is a trope is used in fanworks when one half of a duo has twenty-four hours (or some very specific variation of time) to live. 
Sometimes a drug is administered on purpose, a bad guy's motive to kill one to make the other suffer. In other instances, the antidote is held as ransom, forcing the victim to commit a crime.
A variation on this trope is the accidental exposure or ingestion (example: food poisoning) of a substance that requires treatment, something that is complicated by the exposed party's innocent disappearance.
In any case, the resolution usually comes down to the wire, with the rescue and antidote happening within minutes of death.
==Some Canon Examples==
* In the Starsky and Hutch episode A Coffin for Starsky, a bad guy from the past injects Starsky with a drug that will kill him in twenty-four hours, something that sets the detectives off on a frantic search for the serum. 
* In the Starsky and Hutch episode The Game, Hutch consumes a can of soup that is infected with botulism before he and Starsky start a game of "hide and seek." Starsky must locate Hutch to save his life. This episode is sometimes referred to as "Bad Soup."
* In the MacGyver episode "Nightmares", Mac is injected with a poison that will kill him in 24 hours unless an antidote (in exchange for information) is administered.
==Fanwork Examples==
* Welcome to the Jungle by Barbara Nice-Miller is a Sentinel story. "Jim is poisoned and given only 24 hours to live. Can he and Blair find who did it and why -- and the antidote -- before it's too late?"
* "From the Darkness" by L.A. Carr is a Kung Fu: The Legend Continues story in the zine Splinters of Light. In it, a deadly drug is used in an attempt to kill Kwai Chang Caine. In a race against time, Peter must get the antidote to him.
* In "Sweet Revenge" by Debbie Cummins, a story in the Star Trek: TOS zine More Missions, More Myths, someone is out to murder Kirk. Affected with a slow acting poison, Kirk still manages to investigate the incident, while McCoy frantically searches for an antidote.
* The zine A Small Circle of Friends #3 contains the Star Trek: Voyager story "Poisonous Thoughts" by Kristi Nelson. In it, Chakotay's been poisoned, and unless Janeway turns an "innocent" man over for execution, she won't be given the antidote.
* From the Equalizer story, "Double Play" by Korinna & Kelley in the zine McCall's Memoirs, McRobert McCall has been poisoned and lies in a coma while Mickey, Control and Scott seek a way to flush out the perpetrator and obtain the antidote. 
* From the zine Trust Your Senses #2, Lost and Found by Barbara Nice-Miller. Bad-soup, Sentinel-style.
*In the Merlin vid 24 HOURS a stranger shows up and says that Arthur has only 24 hours to live and Merlin fights to save Arthur.
Twenty-Four Victors, Twenty-Four Tributes: Meet Your Quarter Quell Contestants

Twenty-Four Victors, Twenty-Four Tributes: Meet Your Quarter Quell Contestants is an oft-recced fanfiction for the Hunger Games fandom. The story is gen and provides backstories and character studies of minor and major characters. 
At 936 kudos, this is one of the most popular gen fics for the fandom on AO3. The story won in two categories (and was nominated in an additional four) in The Pearl Awards.
The author, aimmyarrowshigh, wrote the story in a simple style, conveying years of information in short vignettes. A short excerpt is included below. 
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Recs==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
Twenty-One

Twenty-One is a slash 88-page Professionals anthology by K. Morgan. 
It contains one crossover with Star Trek: TOS.
"This is an adult B/D zine dealing with same-sex relationships and will not knowingly be sold to anyone under the age of eighteen."
==Author's Notes==
From the zine: 
==Contents== 
* When the Nights Turn Cold by K. Morgan (1)
* Survivors by K. Morgan (12)
* No Action by K. Morgan (35)
* Respite by K. Morgan (35)
* 48 Hours by K. Morgan (36)
* The Karmic Eaters by K. Morgan ("Karmic Eaters has been adapted from an unpublished novella by the same author.") (48)
* The Breath of Eochaidh Oll-athair by K. Morgan (crossover with Star Trek: The Original Series, while the Enterprise orbits Earth in order to collect medical supplies, two men suddenly appear in the transporter room...from the 20th century.) (55)
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: B.L. Miller

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: B.L. Miller is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Baemer

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Baemer is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Bat Morda

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Bat Morda is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Bongo Bear

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Bongo Bear is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: C.N. Winters

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: C.N. Winters is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: DJWP

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: DJWP is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Della Street

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Della Street is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Ella Quince

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Ella Quince is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: J.C. Wilder

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: J.C. Wilder is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Joanna

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Joanna is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
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Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Katrina

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Katrina is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: L.N. James

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: L.N. James is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: L. Graham

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: L. Graham is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Lyssa

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Lyssa is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Marie E. Costa

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Marie E. Costa is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Missy Good

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Missy Good is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: PB

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: PB is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
The same fan was also featured in a 2002 interview: Inside the Head of Pink Rabbit.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Paul Seeley

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Paul Seeley is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Puckser

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Puckser is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: S.L. Bowers

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: S.L. Bowers is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Tim Wellman

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Tim Wellman is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Wishes

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: Wishes is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: WordWarior

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: WordWarior is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: hobbes

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: hobbes is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: jenbob

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: jenbob is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: sHaYch

Twenty-Seven Grilled Bards and One Reviewer: sHaYch is a 1998 Xena: Warrior Princess fan interview at Whoosh!.
==Series==
For others in this series, see Whoosh! Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category: Xena Fan Interviews
Twenty-Two Words You Never Thought Tolkien Would Provide

Twenty-Two Words You Never Thought Tolkien Would Provide is an essay by Darth Fingon in the Tolkien fandom, written in 2009. It won the 'Genres: Non-Fiction' category of the 2009 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards.MEFA Archive: Twenty-Two Words You Never Thought Tolkien Would Provide (accessed 6 July 2016) It is archived at The Silmarillion Writers' Guild as part of the series 'Linguistic Foolery', which was originally released as a newsletter.
The essay covers words in the Tolkien's invented Elvish languages of Quenya and Gnomish, an early form of Sindarin, based on Parma Eldalamberon 11, 12 & 13. Darth Fingon warns that they are not necessarily compatible with the latest versions of the languages. The words include those for genitalia and sexual & bodily functions, as well as less obviously humorous words, such as those for poverty, government & lawyer.
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Reviews==
The essay was generally well received. In addition to the humour, reviewers particularly praised the insight into Tolkien's early, more earthy conception of the Elves. Amy Fortuna criticised the essay for translating a word as 'hermaphrodite' rather than 'intersex'. 
*Several more shorter reviews are archived at the MEFAs site
==References==
Category:Tolkien Language ResourcesCategory:Tolkien Meta
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Twenty-Year Man

Twenty-Year Man is a popular Ivan/Byerly fic by Ellen Fremedon. It was written as a fill for the 2011 round of Kink BingoAuthor's notes: "Written for Kink Bingo 2011-- Drugs/Aphrodesiacs" and posted to Archive of Our Own in July 2011. It has appeared on numerous Vorkosigan Saga fic rec lists over the years.
The fic's official summary reads:
== Author's Notes ==
== Reactions and Reviews ==
== References ==
Category:2011 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Vorkosigan Fanfiction
Twenty Questions (Star Trek: TOS story)

Twenty Questions is a Kirk/Spock story by T. Jonsey. It is her second fanfic.
It was first posted to alt.startrek.creative and then printed in the print zine Within the Mirror #11.
 
This story was the winner of a STIFfie Award.
==Summary==
"Kirk tries to get Spock to answer certain personal questions by getting him to play the game ”20 questions” with him."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
 
==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Twenty Questions (Star Wars TPM story)

Twenty Questions is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Annie Carr and Emrin Alexander.
Summary: When our heros become housebound due to a planet-wide storm, questions help them pass the time and reveal some surprising answers.
==Recs and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎