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Twinbear Press

Twinbear Press was founded in the 1980s and published mostly M.U.N.C.L.E-focused fanzines with multimedia content like crossovers.
Publications included:
* The Paladin's Affair (sequel zine to Paladin), a multifandom zine anthology
* The Wolf Pack Affair - a novel by C.R. Faddis and Jan Lindner, MUNCLE crossover with Airwolf
Twincest

For the Harry Potter mailing list, see Twincest (mailing list).
Twincest refers to an incestuous pairing between twins. It may be a canon relationship, or a fannish pairing based on subtext.
==Twincest pairings==
Twincest pairings from canon or fanon include:
* A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones - Cersei Lannister/Jaime Lannister (canon)
* Assassin's Creed - Fryecest (Evie Frye and Jacob Frye)
* Ayashi no Ceres - Aki/Aya (Aki is possessed by the spirit of the man that married Ceres, who reincarnated into Aya, in a previous life)
* Blue Exorcist - YukioRin
* The Boondock Saints - Connor MacManus/Murphy MacManus
* Clannad - The Fujibayashi twins Kyou and Ryou are so close as sisters that an incestuous relationship is practically canon. Kyou even goes so far as to comment on her sister's beauty and physical features (specifically the size of her breasts) in canon.
* Demon Slayer - Michikatsu/Yoriichi
* Devil May Cry - Spardacest
* Digimon Frontier - Kouichi/Kouji
* Doom - John Grimm/Samantha Grimm
* Dune series - Leto II/Ghanima (canon, they married though they are in agreement that Ghanima will only have children by another man)
* Elden Ring - Malenia/Miquella, Morgott/Mohg, some fanon interpretations of Marika/Radagon
* Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones - Ephraim/Eirika
* Fushigi Yugi - Amiboshi/Suboshi
* Gone Girl - Nick/Go
* Gravity Falls
** Pinecest, Mabel/Dipper
** Stancest, Stanley/Stanford
* Haikyuu - Miyacest
* Harry Potter
** Fred/George Weasley
** Parvati/Padma Patil
* High School Musical - Sharpay/Ryan
* House of Wax - Nick/Carly
* IDOLiSH7 - TenRiku
* It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia - Dee/Dennis
* The Lord of the Rings - Elladan/Elrohir
* Marvel Comics
** Marvel Ultimate Universe - Pietro Maximoff/Wanda Maximoff (canon)
** Young Avengers - Billy/Tommy 
* Ouran High School Host Club - Hikaru/Kaoru (Canon/not-canon. They play up the incestuous overtones in their relationship for effect, but even when they don't have an audience they are extremely close, such as sharing a bed and sleeping unclothed together.)
* Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dahlia/Iris
* Revolutionary Girl Utena - Miki/Kozue (canon)
* Saint Seiya
** Gemini Kanon/Gemini Saga
** Gemini Aspros/Gemini Defteros 
**Hypnos/Thanatos
* Sanders Sides - Remus/Roman, called "RemRom". Although both characters are technically aspects of a single personality, Remus has been compared to Roman as a "brother" or "twin", and a large portion of the fandom considers RemRom as incest or twincest. The platonic ship of Remus&Roman is called "Creativitwins".
* Shaman King - HaoYoh
* Star Wars - Luke/Leia
* The Thundermans - Max/Phoebe
* Vampire Knight - Ichiru/Zero
* RPF
** Harry Potter RPF - James Phelps/Oliver Phelps
** Disney RPF - Dylan Sprouse/Cole Sprouse
Category:Romance Tropes
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
Category:Relationships Glossary
Twine

Twine is a free tool for creating text-based games that use branching storytelling. It is designed for usability and can be used by people with no prior experience in programming or HTML. A twine story compiles into a single HTML file. Twine is popular in fandom as a medium for creating interactive fanfiction and/or fangames. 
Anna Anthropy has written extensively about twine, with an emphasis on how it provides a medium for voices that are marginalized within the mainstream gaming community.
== Precursors ==
Twine is sometimes viewed as being a modern descendant of old-school web 1.0, namely GeoCities, LiveJournal, and MySpace. Twine works often have a similar design to old fansites, including hyperlinking, simple HTML, abundance of CSS and flashy graphics. The design and stories told on them are often of a personal nature. This combined with a prominent queer userbase, has led to comparisons with fan culture.
== Examples ==
=== Fanworks ===
Most Twine works are original fiction, but a number of interactive fanfiction and fangames exist, including:
* Ineffable Escape by smolalienbee (Good Omens)
* Hogwarts Consulting Detective: The Quidditch Poisoning by CormorantLighthouse (Harry Potter)
* The Lightning Thief by Axel, and Alby (Percy Jackson)
* The Usher Foundation by Apollo'sBoy (The Magnus Archives)
* Ill-Equipped to Lead Men (2023) (Our Flag Means Death)
* Spock Date Sim by bubbelpop2 (Star Trek)
* Klance Texting Game (2018) by Queerklancing (Voltron: Legendary Defender)
* How did Chewbacca get his WOOKIEE BOWCASTER? (2018) - (Star Wars surreal horror).
* Batman is Screaming (2012) by Porpentine - (DC surreal game)
=== Friends at the Table ===
A number of fangames for the podcast Friends at the Table have been made in Twine. This is one of the few fandoms that consistently make Twine works, likely due to the Secret Samol fanworks exchange. Some of these include:
* The Tower by Nat Silveira (2024)
* The Walls Know You by Emma Conner (2023)
* OPERATION. VERNACULAR. DECODER RING. MEMORY. (2021) by Emma Conner
* We Know Exolution by WhiteLightning (2020)
* The Confession of Captain Kent Brighton by Matthew Guzdial (2019)
=== Professional writers ===
Twine was also used by writer Charlie Brooker in the development of the Netflix's interactive film Black Mirror: Bandersnatch.
==Meta==
* Creation Under Capitalism and the Twine Revolution (2012) by Porpentine
* now we have voices (2013) by Anna Anthropy
* Twine’s revolution: Democratization, depoliticization, and the queering of game design (2014) by Alison Harvey
* Twining: Critical and Creative Approaches to Hypertext Narratives (2021) by Anastasia Salter and Stuart Moulthrop
==Resources==
*Twine Official Website
* Twine for PC and Mac
* Twine games on Itch.io
* Twinehub collecting games for playing and resources for game-writing
* Twine Grimoire - an unofficial tutorial made by Twine users
== References ==
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Twinflight

Twinflight is a 60-page zine produced in 1992 and containing a series of same actor crossover stories set in a slash crossover alternative universe which combines The Professionals, Miami Vice, Blade Runner, Outland and Highlander.
All the stories feature characters and settings from a variety of these sources, and all except the last, are by MerLyn.
An authorised reprint of this zine was subsequently produced in the USA by Bill Hupe and Peg Kennedy.
From Crevichon Press: "The Bladerunner [sic] universe with a difference. The war between humans and replicants is complicated beyond measure when love enters the battle."
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Tears in the Rain	 by MerLyn ("The death of Roy Batty hit Rick Deckard harder than he realized. A year later he drifts back to LA, only to learn that more replicants have been built -- and Roy has somehow been resuscitated.") (reprinted from Uncharted Waters #2) (5)
* Thrice Dead 	by MerLyn (19) 
* New Alliance		by MerLyn (39) 		 	 
* Catalyst	by MerLyn (55)
* Magic	by D.W. (60)
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1992 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Twink Tank

Twink Tank is an Alternate Universe trope within Steve/Bucky fanworks where Steve Rogers appears as he does as Captain America and Bucky Barnes physically appears as a Pre-WW2 version of himself, but in a modern setting. It could be considered a subcategory within Shrunkyclunks.
The term was first coined by Ao3 user rohkeutta in their fic Tinder Is the Night, posted on March 11th 2019.
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Tropes & Genres
TwinleafShipping

TwinleafShipping (Japanese: ジュンヒカ JunHika, or DPライ主♀ DP RaiShu♀) is the pairing of Pokémon characters Dawn and Barry.
== Canon Interaction ==
See TwinleafShipping at Bulbapedia.
==External Links==
* TwinleafShippers group on DeviantArt
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Twinspiration

Twinspiration is a LiveJournal community for James/Oliver and Fred/George twincest.
==Fanartist Focus Interview Series==
Introduction post
# Fanartist Focus: Glockgal (January 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Lizardspots (February 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Froggie (March 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Reallycorking (April 2007)
# Slashaddict, interview friendslocked
# Fanartist Focus: Hill_ (June 2007)
# Ponderosa121, interview friendslocked
# Fanartist Focus: Celestialsoda (August 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Odyssey01 (September 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: The_Gwyllion (October 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Fiendling (December 2007)
# Fanartist Focus: Mrsrittenrotten (December 2007)
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:Actor RPF Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Twisted (StarKid show)

Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier is an Aladdin parody musical by StarKid Productions. It was written by Matt Lang, Nick Lang, and Eric Kahn Gale; music by A.J. Holmes and lyrics by Kaley McMahon. info on the Twisted YouTube playlist It was performed at the Greenhouse Theatre in Chicago, IL on July 4–28, 2013, and was released to YouTube on November 28, 2013.chicagoreader.com, Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier , July 2013. WebCite
Twisted is a parody of the Disney film Aladdin, told in the style of the musical Wicked, e.g., from the villain Ja'far’s perspective. It briefly pays homage to a number of other classic Disney movies during the song "Twisted", when several other Disney villains like Ursula, Gaston, and Scar join Ja'far on stage.
The show runs approximately 134 minutes over 12 videos and features 14 original songs. 
See the official Wikipedia page for full synopsis and credits.
==Other Productions==
StarKid performed a concert version of Twisted at 54 Below in New York City on March 17, 2014, though not with most of the original cast.playbill.com, A.J. Holmes, George Salazar, Andrea Ross and Team StarKid Get Twisted in Concert March 17 at 54 Below , 17 March 2014
Twisted is listed on StarKid’s website as available for licensing, alongside Firebringer and The Trail to Oregon!. Unlike the other two shows, it does not have a specifically rewritten all ages version, but the license come with permission to edit the content if needed.teamstarkid.com, Liscensing, 25 May 2021
==References==
Category:Aladdin
Category:2013 Plays & Skits
Category:Theater
Category:Starkid
Category:Disney
Category:Plays & Skits
Twisted Labyrinth

Twisted Labyrinth is a slash K/S 67-page novel by Karen Humphries. It was edited by Sue Chamberlain. 
This is an alternate universe story in which Spock is captain of the Enterprise and Kirk is a lieutenant in the navigation section. It is part two of a series.
==The Series==
*Tangled Web
*Twisted Labyrinth
*Bitter Sweet Resolve
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Twisted Macha Press

Twisted Macha Press merged with Project Nine Press to become Wild Side Press. These presses were run by Laura Duval Grigsby and Brigid Morgan.
Starting in about 1997, Wild Side Press had a close association with Neon Rainbow Press. from an ad in The Last of a Breed #2 (1997) 
==Zines Published==
* Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy
* Devil's Hole
* Dog Tales at High Moon
==References==
Twisted Sister

You may be looking for the zine publisher, Twisted Tsister Publications.
Twisted Sister is a slash Invisible Man 74-page novel written by TM Alexander and illustrated by PJ Alexander.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "Darien is reminded of what a blind psychic named Scarborough had mentioned in the midst of a murder mystery several months ago about how Bobby Hobbes had been humiliated by his sister as a child. When that sister shows up in the most unlikely of places, both Bobby and Darien reactly badly and must struggle to retain their partnership and friendship -- and what could possibly turn into something more."
Category:The Invisible Man Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Twisted Sisterhood

Twisted Sisterhood is a mailing list and fanworks archive for the Oz (TV series) fandom, with a focus on the character Chris Keller and the canonical pairing of Toby Beecher/Chris Keller. It was first created on a personal website, then moved to a Yahoo Group once it started growing; the group ended up with 669 members. Following the announcement of the closure of Yahoo Groups, the content was transferred to Squidge. 
The Yahoo Group description read as follows: 
==TSXF (Twisted Sisterhood Adult Fiction)==
TSXF was a fiction-only mailing list created on 1 June 2001 as a sibling of the original Twisted Sisterhood list. It is no longer active, but had 504 members. 
==History==
In April 2024, it was announced that Twisted Sisterhood and TSXF would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project, along with other related HBO Oz archives.Unit B, Twisted Sisterhood & Oz Magi are Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 29 April 2024)
 
==References==
Category:Oz
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Twisted Tsister Publications

You may be looking for the Invisible Man zine, Twisted Sister.
Twisted Tsister Publications has been publishing fanzines since at least 2005. They offer fanzines in both printed form as well as on CD. For a complete list of fanzines click here.
From their website: "We originally started out with zines. When we started brainstorming the zines we wanted to put out, we had certain ideas in mind. We wanted color, high quality, photo manipulation illustrations....
We also wanted to include multiple versions of some stories, one for all readers and one for a more adult audience. We found doing this in print would be prohibitive.....
That was when we decided on the two pronged approach to our zines. The print copy would be the story for all readers, with limited illustrations to keep the page count down. By adding a CD version of the zines, we could include both versions and all the illustrations we had decided to include."
Twisted Wonderland

Disney's Twisted Wonderland (usually called simply "Twisted Wonderland") is a mobile gacha game. 
It is primarily a visual novel, with turn-based combat sections and rhythm minigames.
The game's characters and premise were created by Kuroshitsuji artist Yana Toboso, inspired by villains and other characters from classic Disney films. 
==Canon==
The game is set at Night Raven College, a prestigious academy for young mages. The player character (named "Yuu" by default) finds themselves transported there and unable to remember where they came from, or having any magical powers. They quickly meet Grim, a cat-like creature who dreams of becoming a great wizard but has not been allowed to attend due to not being a human. Crowley, the headmaster of the school, comes to a compromise: if Yuu can control Grim and prevent him from causing further damage, they will both be allowed to stay until some method of sending them home is found, essentially counting as a "package deal". 
The school features several different dormitories, each themed after a different Disney movie and its villain (in-universe referred to as "The Great Seven", who were powerful witches and wizards from history). Competition and scheming (both between and within the dorms) forms a large aspect of the plot, as students deal with both personal problems and wider issues at the school.
==Characters==
* Heartslabyul Dorm (based on Alice in Wonderland)
**Riddle Rosehearts
** Trey Clover
** Cater Diamond
** Deuce Spade
** Ace Trappola
* Savanaclaw Dorm (based on The Lion King)
** Leona Kingscholar
** Jack Howl
** Ruggie Bucchi
* Octavinelle Dorm (based on The Little Mermaid)
** Azul Ashengrotto
** Jade Leech
** Floyd Leech
* Scarabia Dorm (based on Aladdin)
** Kalim al-Asim
** Jamil Viper
* Pomefiore Dorm (based on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs)
** Vil Schoenheit
** Rook Hunt
** Epel Felmier
* Ignihyde Dorm (based on Hercules (Disney))
** Idia Shroud
** Ortho Shroud
* Diasomnia Dorm (based on Sleeping Beauty)
**Malleus Draconia
** Lilia Vanrouge
** Silver
** Sebek Zigvolt
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
*Twisted Wonderland characters but it's that haunted hallway picture by Sen
===Fanfic===
===Zines===
* Culinary Crucible cookbook zine
==Archives and Communities==
* r/Twisted Wonderland subreddit
* Twisted-Wonderland on Archive of Our Own
==Resources==
* English Fan Wiki
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category: Video Games
Twistedchick

Twistedchick (aka Portia MacBeth) is a fanfiction writer who began in Star Trek: The Original Series fandom during the 1960s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
* Legs (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair)
==Awards==
=== Fan Q Awards ===
* 2006 - STAR WARS -- POEM/FILK – GEN: "Sonnets from the Jedi" - honorable mention
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Zines ===
==== As Contributor ====
* Chinook (multimedia zine)
** Issue #2 - "Sonnets from the Jedi" (fiction) (2005)
* Horizontal Mosaic
** Issue #13 - "Complaint" (fiction) (2007)
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
* 852 Prospect
==References==
Twistedshorts

Twistedshorts, or Twisting the Hellmouth Short Fic Challenges, is community on Livejournal that hosts regular fanfiction challenges focusing on crossovers with Buffyverse characters. They are connected with Twisting the Hellmouth, a Buffyverse crossover archive.
==Challenges==
*August Fic-A-Day Challenge
==Resources==
*TwistedShorts collection at Archive of Our Own
Category:Buffyverse Communities
Category:Jossverse Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Twisting, Turning, Tumbling

Twisting, Turning, Tumbling is a Yassen/Alex story by ShiruyTheSecond.
Summary: 100 Themes Challenge Yassen/Alex Style. It's an easy mission, they just need him to provide cover, he won't be in any danger... Yeah, right. As if that had ever been true before. Alex is so sick of this.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Alex Rider Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Twisting the Peacock's Tail

Twisting the Peacock's Tail is a phrase used by Gene Roddenberry in a 1969 letter sent to official fan club members while the show was still on the air. He may be referring to the Save Star Trek fan campaign to bring back the show, which he initiated with Bjo and John Trimble and directed behind the scenes. Or it may refer to something else entirely. 
Text of the letter: 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
Category:Glossary
Category:1969
Twists of Fate (multimedia zine)

You may be looking for the DS9 zine Twists of Fate.
Twists of Fate is a 60-page multimedia gen fiction zine. 
==Contents==
* Twists of Fate by Denyse M. Bridger (NYPD Blue) (1)
* Going Out with the Tide, erotic poem about the ocean by Judie Lucas (31)
* Puis-Je?, poem by Emily Ross (32)
* Exiles by Virginia Waldron (original fiction) (33)
* Target by Darrell Grisham (Blake's 7) (45)
* Untitled, poem by Elizabeth Grisham (45)
* Man's Best Leaper by Pat Hailey (Quantum Leap) (47)
* Fugue by Nathan Berman (Phantom of the Opera) (reprinted in Nocturne with Variations) (56)
 
Image:twists1.jpg|front cover, by Frank V. Liltz
Image:twists2.jpg|back cover
Image:twists3.jpg|sample page
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Twistserve tcg

Twist Serve TCG was the LiveJournal community for the Twist Serve Prince of Tennis trading card game. There were 1,696 entries and 53,262 comments made in the community between 2009 and 2014.
==Links==
*Archived website
*Twist Serve Trade, the community for trading cards
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Twitch

Twitch (originally Justin.tv) is a website that focuses on streaming services, primarily for Let's Play and eSports purposes, although it's popular with the Tabletop RPG crowd (Critical Role, SurpriseRoundRPG) as well as occasionally running streams of other types of content. Crunchyroll, for example, often runs anime streams on Twitch. Users can "cheer" the streamer they're viewing with a virtual currency known as bits that can be bought with real-world currency. Cheering functions as a direct donation to the streamer.
Popular games to stream on Twitch include Fortnite, Overwatch, League of Legends and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds. In 2018, Twitch reached an agreement with Blizzard Entertainment to be the official streaming partner of the Overwatch League.
==Twitch Partners/Affiliates==
Much like YouTube, Twitch has programs that allow a streamer to earn portions of the ad revenue generated by their streams. Being a Twitch Partner or Affiliate also allows a user to subscribe to a channel for US$4.99 a month and unlock privileges such as special emoticons, directly benefitting the streamer.
== Resources ==
* Streams Charts - Database website that tracks Twitch and the most popular streamers on the platform.
Category:Twitch
TwitchCon

TwitchCon is a biannual convention for fans and streamers who use the livestreaming platform Twitch. Its primary purposes include the celebration of livestreaming, video gaming and esports culture, giving content creators a way to network in real life and grow their brand, and allow for streamers to meet up with fans.
There are two events per year, with one taking place in the US and one in Europe.
Some specific events are notable in fandom or for general wank, most particularly TwitchCon San Diego 2019 and TwitchCon San Diego 2022.
Category:YouTube RPF
Category:Conventions in United States
TwitchCon San Diego 2022

TwitchCon San Diego 2022 was the 2022 TwitchCon North America event that became notorious for its security and health & safety issues. One major criticism involved a foam pit in which at least two people were injured, with one streamer breaking her back.
The event was compared to similiar infamous cons such as Dashcon.
==The Event==
==Infamy==
===Injuries===
===Ableism Accusations===
==Resources & External Links==
*
==References==
Category:2022 Conventions
Category:Twitch
Twitch City

Twitch City was a half-hour Canadian television show with surreal humor, but no laugh track.
==Canon==
The main character (Curtis) is an agoraphobic, unemployed twenty-something who does nothing but watch television. He lives in a cheap Toronto apartment with a succession of roommates, one of whom is his doormat of a girlfriend (Hope) and one of whom is sent to prison (Nathan). Crazier roommates come and go.
==Fandom==
The show is one of the many sources that form 6 Degrees of Canada fandom because it stars 6CD favorites Don McKellar, Daniel MacIvor, Molly Parker and Callum Keith Rennie. Also appearing are Hugh Dillon, Bruce McCulloch, and even the dog who plays Diefenbaker on due South.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Twitch City works at AO3
Category:Twitch City
Category:6 Degrees of Canada
Twix't Night and 'Morrow

Twix't Night and 'Morrow is a K/S story written by Robin Hood. 
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #5, with art by Chris Soto.
==Summary==
"A long talk and a soak in a hot spring together after the events in STAR TREK III reveal more to Kirk and Spock about themselves and each other than either could ever have suspected."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Two

You could be looking for:
*Two, a Due South print fanzine
* Two Axes, a Due South mailing list 
* Any Two Guys, a glossary term
* Goody Two Shoes, fanvid by pipsqueak and Laura Shapiro
*Two Shall Be As One, a Starsky & Hutch zine
*Two Spirit, a Sentinel novel
*Two-Up Truly Queered, a Professionals circuit story by Jane Carnall
*Second Doctor, sometimes called Two, from Doctor Who
Two's Company (Star Trek: TOS story)

You may be looking for the K/S story Two is Company.
Two's Company is a Kirk/Spock/McCoy story by K.S. T'Lan. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #9.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk, Spock and McCoy pretend to be Uhuraʼs “men” while she negotiates for the Federation with a matriarchal society."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction