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Klingon Fan Clubs

Klingons, their language and culture are a popular theme for many Star Trek fans and fan clubs have sprung up based around Klingon warships much like the Star Trek fan clubs that center on fictional Federation starships. These clubs provided an early form of Star Trek cosplaying and role-playing. 
According to one article, dress-up Klingon fan clubs were born in 1974, when Robert Asprin formed the Klingon Diplomatic Corps to provide security at cons. 
One of the largest, global, Klingon fan clubs is the Klingon Assault Group which was founded in 1988 by John Halverson with the goal of spreading Klingon costuming. He also founded the Klingon Strike Force several years earlier, however that club was more paper based.
Fan clubs recreate the military hierarchy of a battleships, with each fan member creating a Klingon identity and assigned a military rank and role with a back story and skills and interests. Klingon fanzines and newsletters are written and published by club members. Fan clubs also meet in person (and more recently online), host social and charity events, and engage in mock battles with other Klingon fan clubs. 
At fan run conventions club members often stage elaborate battles in costume to often large and enthusiastic crowds, as well as run panels on aspects of Klingon fandom. Klingon Karaoke is also a popular fan club activity at conventions. Argerial Konfederation of Free Traders Convention was as convention with a Klingon fandom focus.
==Language as a Club Activity==
After the release of Star Trek III, Paramount decided to have Dr. Marc Okrand write a Klingon dictionary documentation the Klingon language he created for the movie. 
See Klingonese.
==Examples of Some Specific Clubs==
* AURORA
* The Great Imperial Battle Fleet (formed in 1993, mid-Atlantic area of the US, flagship is IKV Tong)
* The Imperial Klingon Navy (formed in 1993, Maryland and northern Virginian, the flagship is the IKV Pach)
* The Karizan Empire
* Klingon Assault Group
==External Resources==
*Klingon Assault Group, the world's largest Klingon fan club
*Imperial Klingon Expeditionary Forces Website, a worldwide listing of affiliated fan clubs
*Klingon Language Institute, which published the quarterly newsletter HolQeD and has a course that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzLzbGV9Ibg
*A sample scene from A Klingon Christmas Carol
*'u': the Honorable Battle opera, video footage of the first Klingon Opera held on Earth 2010
*The "Sue Frank Klingon/Star Trek" collection, part of the larger Paskow Science Fiction Fanzine Collection
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Cosplay
Klingon Imperial Diplomatic Corps

Klingon Imperial Diplomatic Corps is a Star Trek fan club with a focus on Klingon culture. 
==Affiliates==
*Klingon Imperial Costumers Guild
*Klingon Imperial Weapons Guild
*Klingon Webmasters Guild
*Klingon HomeWorld
*Klingon Arts Guild
*Klingon Feast Guild
*Klingon Heralds Guild
*Klingon Imperial Theatre Company
*Klingon Komputer Repair Guild
*Klingon Musicians Guild
*Klingon Travellers (Imperial Travellers Aid)
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Klingon Karaoke

Klingon Karaoke is a fanac that combines elements of cosplay and filk. Often an event at conventionsKlingon Karaoke at the Polaris24 Convention in Toronto, July, 2010, accessed April 30, 2010, there have been Klingon Karaoke sessions at private venues as well.Pure Klingon, October, 2002 in the Portland Mercury, accessed April 30, 2010
One Klingon Karaoke group began in November 2002 by Keela & Katkith appeared at several Trek conventions. They are regular fixtures at StellarCon and ConCarolinas in North Carolina with performances Friday and Saturday nights... In 2005, Keela & Katkith debuted their Klingon Karaoke at TrekTrak in Atlanta to an enormously enthusiastic audience and are excited to again return in 2009 for their fifth year. Female audience members will be delighted to know that K'Blahm, the Klingon jester, and his sidekick, KaBlooey, also return this year to assist! All the songs are in the huMan tongue, as normal karaoke is; it's just that the venue is karaoke with a Klingon twist. Worried the song you want to sing is not in Keela & Katkith's Klingon Karaoke collection? Bring your own CD! TODAY is a GOOD day to SING! 
Some events are mostly regular Karaoke with Klingon cosplayers acting as hosts, but other events use Klingon translations of songs and other filk. The House of Kiln who performed at various bars and events around Portland, Oregon, published their filk selection online.House of Kiln Klingon Karaoke Filk, accessed April 30, 2010
A search of YouTube for Klingon Karaoke will show you a lot of fans having a lot of fun. Including one clip that is likely Qaolin of The House of Kiln singing Bad to the Bone in Klingon.Unidentified Klingon Karaoke Singer, accessed April 30, 2010
==References==
Category:Fan ActivitiesCategory:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Klingon Language Institute

Klingon Language Institute is a fan organization with a focus of teaching and learning the conlang language, Klingonese.
HolQed is the Journal of the Klingon Language Institute. tlhIngan-Hol is their mailing list.
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS
Category:Organizations & Corporations
Category:Star Trek Language Resources
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Klingon Occupation Force

Klingon Occupation Force is a newsletter/letterzine out of Australia. It was published by Lana Brown. While there is some factual news and sporadic blueprints for ships, this zine is mostly made up of letters from members written in a Klingon fashion and is a bit of a satire on letterzines. 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Image:kof1.jpg|front page of issue #1 or #2, Lana Brown
Image:kof3.jpg|front page of issue #3, Gail Adams
Image:kofsample.jpg|sample page
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Klingon Strike Force

Klingon Strike Force was a Star Trek fan club. It began in 1978. 
In 1984, it was under the command of Admiral Keel Epetai K'ta-ri.
Among other things, it published the zines Behind the Lines and Battle Lines.
==Club Descriptions==
From a 1991 flyer: "Klingon, You Need Not Die Alone! But why not live gloriously in the company of peers and equals? Connect with the Klingon Strike Force! Only $5 to join up! We are a Terra-wide correspondence fan club of artists, writers, role-playing gamers, costumers, musicians, computer hackers, and fans with a special penchant for Star Trek Klingons. If you blood-lust is strong, your interest sincere, then step forward and enlist in the elite forces of the Klingon Empire."
 
From a 1992 zine: 
From a flyer in the 1990s: 
==Similar Clubs==
* Klingon Strike Force
* Bajoran Tactical Strike Force
* Klingon Assault Group
* Klingon Assault Force 
* Klingon Defense Force
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:1978 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Klingon Strike Force Covert Operations Manual

Klingon Strike Force Covert Operations Manual is a Star Trek: TOS Klingon 128-page resource manual by Dave Christensen. It contains operations, baes, command structure, and stresses alien weaponry identification and usage, personal combat techniques applied to all alien races, ship identification, and Federation officer identification by rank and uniform. It also contains art and poetry.
 Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Klingonese

Klingonese ("tlhIngan Hol" in Klingon) is the language of Klingons in Star Trek. "Klingonaase" is sometimes seen, a spelling used in John M. Ford's Star Trek pro novels.
The first film, Star Trek: The Motion Picture, marked the first time the language had been heard on screen; in all previous appearances, Klingons spoke in English. However, it wasn't until the third film that linguist Marc Okrand was hired by Paramount to develop the language. Okrand then published the reference book The Klingon Dictionary, which in addition to the dictionary includes pronunciation and grammar guides and a list of "useful" phrases like Do'Ha (That is unfortunate) and qaStaHvIS wa' ram loS SaD Hugh SIjlaH qetbogh loD (Four thousand throats may be cut in one night by a running man).
Interest in the Klingon language led to a Klingon language summer camp followed a few years after with the founding of the Klingon Language Institute. 
The interest in the Klingon language and culture has even lead to the creation of entire plays and operas performed in Klingon. 
==Canon and Fanon==
It is a point of contention among Klingonists as to what level of fannish interpretation and creation in Klingonese is permissible. Some people feel only words and grammatical forms introduced by its original creator, Marc Okrand, are considered proper Klingon. Others feel that language is fluid and is as alive as the people who use and speak it.
Some episodes of Star Trek: Discovery have featured whole scenes heavy with Klingon language dialog, and these segments are subtitled in English. Fans who know the Klingon language can use their download service to select closed captions in Klingonese for whole episodes.
==Some fannish activities focusing on the Klingon Language==
* The Klingon Language Institute
==Some fanmade websites focusing on the Klingon Language==
*Sami tlhIngan Hol De' (which also links many other sites)
*The Sounds of Klingon
*toDbaj De'
*Klingonska akademien.
*qIb HeHDaq
*Die Autorisierte Klin Zha Homepage
*The Languages of the Stars
==Some print fanworks that focus on the Klingon language==
* HolQed, the Journal of the Klingon Language Institute
* A Pictoral Guide to the Verbal Suffixes of tlhIngan Hol
* Writer's Guide to Klingonaase
* 101 Things to Say in Klingon
* The Klingon Dictionary
* The Klingon Micropaedia
==Some pro-books published in Klingonese==
* ghIlghameS (Gilgamesh)
* Hamlet (Hamlet)
* paghmo' tIn mIS (Much Ado About Nothing)
* pIn'a' qan paQDI'norgh (Tao Te Ching)
* The Klingon Dictionary
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Category:Fictional Languages
Klingons for Dummies

Klingons for Dummies has on the cover, "BEST OF Klingon Bedtime Stories" 
Summary from zine:
"Klingons use Fairy Tales and Bedtime Stories to teach their children the values they will carry into adulthood. Often times Klingon Fairy Tales sound more like Scary Stories to your average human." 
"Since the Klingons view childhood as training for the future warrior, all childhood stories have a lesson."
"Everything you never wanted to know about Klingon Warriors and were afraid someone would tell you."
 Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Klingons of Louisiana

Klingons of Louisiana was a fan club with a Klingon focus.
The club published a zine called The Destroyer.
==Club Rules and Expectations==
Printed in "The Destroyer" #8 in 1991:
==1991 Recap==
A 1991 recap of the club's activities and goals was printed in "The Destroyer" #8: 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Klinindex

Klinindex is a 21-page special supplement to Agonizer #3.1. It is a resource to Klingon-centric fanworks and styled after Trexindex.
The front cover is by Gennie Summers, the back by K'Shona Jackson. The interior artwork is by K'Shona Jackson.
File:Klinindex-1 .jpg|front cover
Image:klinindex-2.jpg|inside page
Image:klinindex-3.jpg|back cover
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Klonoa

Klonoa is a platform video game series.
==Games==
* Door to Phantomile
* Moonlight Museum
* Lunatea's Veil
* Empire of Dreams
* Beach Volleyball
* Dream Champ Tournament
* Klonoa Heroes: Densetsu no Star Medal
* Klonoa (Wii)
==Fandom==
The Klonoa fandom has reduced in the 13 years since the last official game release, but is still active, particularly on Deviantart. The February 2022 announcement of Klonoa Phantasie Reverie series has inspired hope in renewed interest in the fandom, and a flood of fanart in the days following the announcement.
The fandom regularly takes part in Smash Campaigning since the early 2010s in hopes of gaining the franchise more mainstream attention, and hopefully, new games. In the official 2015 Smash ballot, Klonoa managed to break into the top 100 with 0.52% of all votes cast coming ahead of more well known characters such as Ryu, and as late as August 2020 was still appearing in polls on r/SmashBrosUltimate.
===Ships===
* Klonoa/Lolo
* Klonoa/Guntz
* Tat/Popka
===Sonic Crossovers===
Perhaps due to the similarity in character designs (Colourful, anthropomorphic animals wearing shoes and gloves) there is a significant amount of crossover artwork between the Klonoa and Sonic franchises. This lead to the crossover ship, Guntz/Knuckles, and the character Super Klonoa.
==Archives==
* fanworks at Deviantart
* fanworks at FF.net
** at FF.net 
* fanworks at AO3
==References==
Klordny

Klordny began life as in the early 1980s as a sort-of Legion of Superheroes fan club, one whose first project was to be a zine of the same name. The zine never made it off the ground due to financial reasons. The organizer, Brad Horning, refunded everyone their dues in August 1980.
Several members of the fan group attempted to revive the zine, this time going with an APA format.
In October 1980, Klordny was reborn with 25 members. All other interested parties were put on a waitlist, which is standard practice with APAs. 
The first issue of Klordy was sent January 1981. As of March 1998, there were 100 issues, and in total, have been about 150.
The APA had a number of surges and ebbs in active membership over the years: 
==Origin of Title==
The name of the APA comes from Klordny Week - or the Klordny Festival. Klordny is seen being celebrated in two locations in the United Planets space: aboard the most spectacular space-based luxury liner of the 30th century, the Glory of Ganymede, and a United Planets Space Platform outside the orbit of Pluto. from Legion Wiki, accessed January 7, 2013 
==Central Mailers, Presidents, Organizers==
* Brad Horning (sometimes called Klord Brad)
* Arthur Lewandowski
* Bob Dobiesz 
* Jim Kelly
* Cindy Gann
* Rex Joyner
* KC Ryan
* Jim Roberts
==Website==
*Klordny: The APA for Fans of the Legion of Super-Heroes
==Klordny's Blog==
* Klordny's Constitution and History 
==Yahoo! Groups==
* Klordny at Yahoo! Groups
==References==
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:Legion of Super-Heroes
Category:DC Zines
Category:APA
Klyn's Seven

Klyn's Seven is a 60-page gen Blake's 7 anthology with the subtitle: "or how to really run a revolution." 
The art is by Julie Nowak (front cover, inside front cover, inside back cover) and Theresa Buffaloe (back cover).
It is a zine "dedicated to Klyn, as portrayed by the talented Janet Lees Price. Stories, art and cartoons by Jean Airey, Tammy Riden, Julie Nowak, Theresa Buffaloe, and others. Includes the Blake-and-White Blake's Seven story "Spring Klyning." 
==Contents==
* Greetings from the Rubber Room, editorial by Jennifer Bass
* Spring Klyning, fiction by Julie Nowak 
* The Third Man, fiction by Jean Airey 
* Summer Vacation, fiction by Jennifer Bass (sequel to "Klyn in Charge" in Son of Space Oddity)
* Storyteller, fiction by Tammy Riden 
* The Real Villain, fiction by F. Eric Zuckerman
* Blood Feud, fiction by Tammy Riden 
* Quiet City, fiction by Julie A. Nowak
* Zine ads 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Knaves, Thieves and Teachers

Knaves, Thieves and Teachers is a Bodie/Doyle story by Irene.
It is in Roses and Lavender #3 and is online.
==Series==
* Knaves, Thieves and Teachers
* Knaves Errant 
* Where the Knavery Ends
==Summary==
"Doyle knows where he's going - to pull off a jewel heist on the island of Kiloran. Bodie has his own reasons for sailing to Kiloran. But cat burglars like Doyle can't afford to trust men they've just met, even if they are tall, dark, and beautiful. An alternate universe story inspired by the film 'I Know Where I'm Going'."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Knickerweasels

Knickerweasels is a podcast that was hosted on Tumblr and covers Dragon Age topics as well as thoughts on fandom in general. It was started on February 2, 2012.Welcome to our Sekrit Projekt!, posted February 2, 2012. Accessed March 20, 2012.
The name comes from a curse uttered by the character Anders in the game Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening.
==References==
Category:Dragon Age
Category:2012 Podcasts
Category:2012 Meta
Knife's Edge

Knife's Edge is a gen 160-page Professionals novel in a series by Sara Lansing and Barbara Jones.
From the cover: "In the summer of 1985, while London bakes, CI5 locks horns with the most ruthless and powerful army the underworld has ever known. This time Bodie and Doyle are up against a savage voodoo army, a tribe straight from hell."
You can read a sample from it here.
==The Series==
Series order taken from a 1999 Entropy Press flyer. Note that the zine order (and content) differs from what is noted at Palely Loitering.
* Goblin (1992)
* Knife's Edge (1993)
* Operation Assegai (1995)
* Hellburner (1997)
* Deep Fire (1998)
* Hostage London (1999)
==Flyer Description==
From the flyer: 
==Description from the Editorial==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Knight's Loft

This information is largely taken from the "Knight's loft" article on the Forever Knight Wiki.Knight's Loft is a Forever Knight fan website from 1999 to 2003. It includes a major links section, a small section of screen and sound captures, and about a month's worth of archived ForKNI-L mailing list digests. The site also includes a section for the Immortal Beloveds faction.The Immortal Beloveds section of Knight's Loft was Time Jordan's first version of what would eventually become a separate website, Forever Knight Immortal Beloveds.
==Site Contents==
Knight's Loft included the following:
* separate links pages for:
** official websites, mailing lists, fan clubs
** faction sites, organized by character
** personal fan websites
** fan fiction archives, fanzines, and merchandise
* a small screen capture archive
* a small sound capture archive, and links to others
* information on attempts to revive the show
* FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU digest archive from 1 January to 7 February 1998
* Immortal Beloveds discussion list page, which included:
** biographies of faction members
** small screen capture archive
** small fan fiction archive
** Immortal Beloveds discussion list archive from 28 April 1998 to 31 August 1998
==Site History==
Knight's Loft was originally located at http://www.geocities.com/TelevisionCity/6890/. It was created some time before October 1999, when it was first recorded by the Internet Archive (archived copy). No alterations were made to the site during the rest of its existence. Some time after February 2003, it disappeared from the Web.
In 2013, a somewhat restored version of the site was added to the Forever Knight Website Archive.
The main page of this archived version of the site preserves its background and logo. The various links pages of the site and all 71 FORKNI-L digests are also present. However, the screen and sound capture archives are missing.
The Immortal Beloveds' fan fiction has all been archived, but none of their discussion list digests is preserved.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:1999
Category:2000s
Knight's Past

Knight's Past is a 133-page Canadian gen Forever Knight anthology..
The stories feature Nick and LaCroix and set in ancient Rome, Egypt 331 BC, and Toronto in the 1990s. 
It was intended to be stories from Nick's past, but turned into more of a LaCroix zine. 
It includes more of Denyse's series about Gabrielle from Knightbeat. The bulk of the stories were written by Denyse, with additional stories by David Gracey, Tracy Essam, and Wolfe-Hart.
==Contents==
*Editorial (4)
* Timeless (5)
* Prelude to Eternity by Denyse M. Bridger (15)
* The Lady of the Raven (28)
* Just Another Knight by David Gracey (35)
* Poetics from Garnett Set.-Croix (37)
** Charlotte (38)
**Transgression (43)
** For Lucien at Christmas (46)
** Boots (47)
** Dialogue (47)
** November (49)
** On the Edge of a Kiss (52)
** Stealing LaCroix (52)
** The Lie (56)
* Vintages by David Gracey (59)
* A Woman's Gift by Tracy L. Essam (65)
* The Night WInd (69)
* Dream: Nor Reality by Wolfe-Heart (73)
* Night's Past: The Claiming by Denyse M. Bridger (78)
* D-Talks by David Gracey (125)
* In Closing (129)
 
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Knight2King

Knight2King was a fan theory that posited that that Ron Weasley would travel in time in the later books of the series so as to become Dumbledore. The theory was proposed by lizardlaugh & ixchelmala after the publication of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Knight2King acquired more detail in later incarnations and become somewhat controversial and notorious. It eventually gained J.K. Rowling's attention and was debunked.
As support for their theory, lizardlaugh and ixchelmala cited the chess game in the first Harry Potter book.
K2K chronicled matching body type, matching scars, taste in food, history, and symbolism. It also noted that Rowling had a strong penchant for character reversal—Ron, the anti-intellectual, would thus be the logical choice to become the consummate academic, Dumbledore.
The theory received attention from all corners of Harry Potter fandom, with reactions varying from "put down the crack pipe" to "it all makes so much sense, and Hermione is McGonagall!" (references needed)
In April 2005, Rowling took the time to debunk the theory herself:
Lizardlaugh and ixchelmala responded:
The theory remained in currency for a short while afterwards by those who thought JK Rowling was using intentionally misleading language in her post, but soon faded into obscurity.
==Links==
* Unplottables: the K2K Website
==References==
Category:Fan Theories
Category:Discussion
Category:Harry Potter
Category:2004
Category:2005
KnightWind's Nook

Knightwind's Nook is a Forever Knight fan website belonging to Nancy Braman. Besides a small collection of her stories, the site archives some of the posts from Forever Knight mailing lists—most particularly, posts to FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU from 2000 to the present. 
==Contents of the Site==
The KnightWind's Nook website contains the following (as of April 2016):
* a page describing how Nancy Braman first discovered Forever Knight
* archived mailing list digests:
** ForKNI-L posts from 2000 to the present
** ForKNI-L posts for January-June 1996
** FKSPOILR posts for May-June 1996
* fan fiction (all by Nancy Braman):The dates of the stories come from the index page for fan fiction on the KnightWind's Nook site.
** "Nick's Christmas Miracle" (posted to FKFIC-L on 17 December 1998)
** "When In Doubt, Throw It Out" (posted to FKFIC-L on 11 January 1999)
** "LaCroix Pays Up" (posted to the 4everknightfanatics list on 11 September 2000)
** "Glimpses: A Nick & Nat Vignette" (posted to both FKFIC-L and the NNPack list on 13 June 2002)
** "The Case of the Caffeinated Vampire" (posted to FKFIC-L 16 April 2003)
** "It's October 12!" (posted to FKFIC-L 11 October 2003)
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:Archives
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Tripod