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Israel Hands/Lucius Spriggs

Izzy Hands/Lucius Spriggs is the slash pairing of Lucius Spriggs and Izzy Hands from Our Flag Means Death.
==Canon==
While Stede is off attending a fancy party with Edward Teach, Frenchie and Oluwande, Lucius stays on the Revenge. He refuses to scrape barnacles from the side of the ship, deciding to sketch Fang naked instead. Izzy tries to bully him into compliance but is foiled by information that Lucius learned from Fan. 
Their personalities clash, and Izzy provides the perfect counter to Pete's enthusiasm and optimism. Izzy is focused on getting work done, while Lucius fits with the Muppet-esque scenarios that they find themselves in. Edward is no longer dealing with others who understand, but newcomers to the game, like Lucius and Stede Bonnet.
==Fandom==
Izzy/Lucius is often portrayed as a background ship.
===Common Tropes and Storylines in Fanworks===
*BDSM: fanworks often contain Dom/sub or other BDSM elements, mostly based on elements from canon, like Izzy seeming to like being choked, that the fandom took and expanded upon 
* Threesome with Black Pete is also common due to the canonical pairing of Lucius Spriggs/Black Pete
* Modern AU fics are common which feature Lucius as Stede's assistant
* Post season 2 fics will have Izzy with a prosthetic leg
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*AO3 tag
==References==
Category:Our Flag Means Death Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Issuefic

Issuefic may be used to describe several different genres of fan fiction:
1) Issuefic (or "issue!fic") may be used as a (usually derogatory) term for fanfic that has an obvious message or moral about a social problem or issue. Examples of common topics for issuefic are homophobia, child abuse, alcoholism or drug abuse, domestic violence, anorexia, abortion, and suicide. These can be combined with charity events or zines benefitting a cause, such as the AIDS/HIV-themed zine Battle of Hope.
While many fanworks touch on social issues, issuefic dramatizes them in such an unsubtle way, often involving Out of Character behavior from canon characters, that it is often difficult to read as fiction rather than as a soapbox for the author's message.
Much more rarely, there are also issue vids, such as Women's Work (Supernatural), Secret Asian Man and How Much Is That Geisha In the Window? (Firefly), and Complicit (Sherlock).
2) Issuefic is also used when the reader or viewer can clearly see some of the author's or vidder's personal concerns underlying the work, even if the creator did not intend for those issues to be on display, in the same way that an original character that is transparent wish fulfillment may be termed a Mary Sue. This form of issuefic may also be called therapyfic, with the implication that the writer is working through personal issues in fiction as a kind of therapy.
3) Issuefic can be similar to responsefic -- stories where an author uses a story to respond to another author's story or argue a point of view in a fan debate, rather than responding with a review, or other metaconversation.
==Meta==
* How to write Fic About Issues without it becoming Issuefic (2011)
Issues of Consent

Issues of Consent was Sandy's mostly "Slash Without Consent" link page. Originally it was simply named Sandy's Rapefic Rec site but the page was renamed on Dec 8, 1999. The new page title was suggested by torch.
The last update was October 10, 2000. At that time the page linked to 389 stories in 54 fandoms. Issues of Consent defined and illustrated the non-con genre and was a well-known and popular rec site in slash fandom. 
==Possible Conception==
Sandy attended a panel at Escapade 1997 and may have gotten the idea for "Issues of Consent" from that. This is from a con report she did: 
==Reception==
June said about the page in 1999:
==Comments by Sandy: 2000==
==Categories==
The stories were sorted into separate categories: 
*Plain: Plain Old Rape (if there is such a thing...) 
*On the Edge: Teetering on the edge of consent, or maybe as close to consent as some of these guys can get 
*A/U: Rape with an a/u tinge ... 
*SM: Rape with an SM tinge (or more)... 
*Brutal: On the brutal side...
*Het-tinged: Rape with a Het tinge...
*Partners: Partner Rape is a separate category for a lot of people
*Bronze Age: In The Bronze Age... 
*Zines: From the (fannish) Dark Ages: Many of the best rape stories still aren’t on the web
*Non Fic: Non-Fiction sites about male rape
*Not my kind: Not my type of Rape, but might be perfect for you... 
*Unbeta'd: At your own risk, un-beta’d, or badly formatted stories
===Plain Old Rape (if there is such a thing...)===
===Teetering on the edge of consent, or maybe as close to consent as some of these guys can get===
===Rape with an a/u tinge===
===On the brutal side===
===Rape with a Het tinge===
===Partner Rape is a separate category for a lot of people===
===Rape with an SM tinge (or more)===
===In The Bronze Age===
===From the (fannish) Dark Ages===
===Not my type of Rape, but might be perfect for you===
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Trickster.org
Ista Images

Ista Images is a gen Dragonriders of Pern anthology zine. It was published by Ista Weyr.
==Issue 1==
Ista Images 1 was published in Autumn 1983 and contains 35 pages.
From the editorial: 
* Island Songs by R'dger (4)
* Poetry by Tia Chen (5)
* My Dear Jenna by V'lent (6)
* Crackdust by Elaine Moertl (7)
* Poetry by A'ral (8)
* Jillian's Journey by Jillian of Ne'at (9)
* Poetry by A'ral (16)
* The Interview by Kitha (17)
* Poetry by A'ral (19)
* The Challenge by Elaine Moertl (20)
* Wingbrothers by K'lee (22)
* Pern Arrival by Ita Chen (24)
* Poetry by Kaleen (25)
* Poetry by R'dger (26)
* Lost by Elaine Moertl (27)
* Gold Rescue by Mophym (29)
* art by Kathleen Kaufmann, Cheryl Morisette, Jeanne Corbin, Stephanie Poole Phillips, Kathryn Mayer, Rich Howell
Image:ista1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:ista1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:ista1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1
Image:ista1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1
==Unknown Issue (possibly issue #2)==
It was published in 1994 and contains 256 pages.
Image:ista2.jpg| cover of issue #2
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1990s
Ista Weyr

Category:Dragonriders of Pern Fan Clubs
The Ista Weyr was a fan run fan club that focused on the Pern books written by Anne McCaffrey. 
The Weyr was originally based in the deep south of the United States, but eventually spanned 38 states and two countries. Each of these local groups were identified as "Name X Hold" which mirrored the political and geographic structure of the Pern Books. 
An example of one of these Holds was the Moss Island Hold that was based in Georgia and run by Dale M. Stanley and published its own newsletter Moss Island Minutes (see flyer below). Ista Weyr also published its own newsletter, Weyr Words for all its member Holds.
Two zines proposed in 1980 were Istan Images (poetry, persona stories, etc) and Red Star Rising (a zine modeled after the Darkover zine Starstone). Red Star Rising was still in the planning stages as of 1983. It is unknown if these two zines ended up being published. Ista Images and Ista Coloring Books were both advertised in issue #8 of Harper Beat.
In Darkover Newsletter #24, fans were encouraged to "donate $4 a Turn [year] to the worthy cause of getting that holy of holies, a Bulk Mailing Permit!"
Ista Weyr's official colors were sky blue and bronze, according to Harper Beat #8.
For more details about the Ista Weyr fan club click on the flyer to read the larger version.
File:Ista Weyr Flyer.jpg|Ista Weyr flyer
File:MossIslandFlyerPage1.jpg|1988 Moss Island Hold Flyer page 1 
File:MossIslandFlyerPage2.jpg|1988 Moss Island Hold Flyer page 2
== About ==
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Istanbul (Not Constantinople)

Istanbul (Not Constantinople) is a short vidlet by alasen comparing the two due South characters named Ray. The role of "Constantinople" is played by Ray Vecchio, who appeared in the first two seasons of the show, and the role of "Istanbul" is played by Ray Kowalski, who replaced Vecchio for the last two seasons of the show.
The vid was included in a 2008 vidshow at Vividcon on the theme of "Joy". (Accessed 16 July 2022.)
==References==
Category:Due South Vids
Category:2003 Vids
Istia

istia is a Pros fan writer who has founded a number of Pros online communities, including the Pros-Lit mailing list, Hatstand Archive and The Automated Hatstand fan fiction archive. Her fan fiction has appeared in both fanzines as well as online and she has penned many fanzine reviews, which she has given permission to be included on Fanlore.
She was also active in Blake's 7 fandom under the name 'Nell Howell'.
==Blanket Statement==
==Example Fanworks==
*Needs (Blake's 7). One of the most highly reader-rated stories on the Hermit Library
*The Small Rain, (The Professionals)
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
It's A Love Story Between Two Men Who Happen To Be Cops

It's A Love Story Between Two Men Who Happen To Be Cops is a 2004 essay by KimberlyFDR at The Shipper's Manifesto. 
In 2006 in the comments, the author mentions the essay was published in an issue of the SHareCon zine.
The subject is Starsky/Hutch.
The title of this essay is a quote by David Soul, the actor who portrayed Kenneth Hutchinson.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
It's About Friendship...and Sometimes More

It's About Friendship...and Sometimes More is Jonesie's fanfiction site for her favorite
television buddy shows.
:"What qualifies as a "buddy show" you ask? Well, any television show that has two main male characters that either work or live together (or both) and have a buddy-like or even sibling-like relationship, qualifies as a buddy show. For me, at least for now, that means this site will house my stories from the Emergency, Sentinel, Due South and CHiPs fandoms. More fandoms will surely make their appearance as my interests continue to diversify."It's About Friendship, via Wayback: 13 August 2002. (Accessed 03 February 2012)
The page was a member of the The Sentinel WebringIt's About Friendship, via Wayback: 10 October 2000. (Accessed 03 February 2012) and the Slash Recommendations webringSlash Recommendations, 22 November 2002, via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011) where it was described as "fan fic site with both gen and slash stories based on The Sentinel, Due South, and Emergency! The site also has a recommended reading page with the site owner's favorite stories."
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Sentinel Recommendation Websites
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Emergency! Websites
It's About Power: Gender Dynamics in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer"

It's About Power: Gender Dynamics in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is a Buffy: The Vampire Slayer essay by Laura.
This essay was posted to the All About Spike website.
Introduction: "This essay was written after season six and has been on this website for about four months (as of February 2003). During that time I've received vast amounts of feedback, so I've decided to revise the essay with many of those comments in mind.
One consistent criticism of this essay has been that "It's just a TV show." I object to this complaint on a number of levels. Many of us watch several hours of television every day; it is one of the most influential aspects of modern life. Television has created huge cultural community; it shapes and reflects our perceptions, desires, and beliefs. To say "It's just a TV show" is terribly disengenuous; yes, it is a TV show, and as such its influence and its reflection of our cultural values are often immensely significant.
I am a Spike fan. I am neither driven by my hormones nor blinded by James Marsters's abs. If you can't deal with that, please go away.
Finally, I should add that while this essay takes one point of view and runs with it, that point of view is certainly not the only lense through which I view the show. (Also, I tend to use lots of definitive statements, because that the way I was taught to write essays. I'm trying to get avoid this since it usually sounds more extreme that I mean, but if you notice anything that sounds over-the-top, feedback me).
As always, I greatly appreciate feedback.
This essay contains spoilers for season 7."
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Buffyverse Meta 
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on FansitesCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
It's About Time

It's About Time is a 158-page (66,000 word) gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Bill McClure. It is a sequel to an unknown zine.
"Features a return to the cave where Data's severed head is interred. When two Starfleet Academy cadets find evidence of further Devidian activity in Earth's past, the crew travels back in time and discovers that aliens may also have been responsible for the earthquake which leveled San Francisco in 1906." -- from an ad in The Monthly
Category: Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
It's Absurd

It's Absurd is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Mini Bang. It is rated T for Teen And Up Audiences, with the Archive warning No Archive Warnings Apply. The fic was beta-read by MadCattery and art was provided by scribblesfromtheria.
== Fic Info ==
=== Additional Tags === 
*Humor, Romance, Small adventure, Crack, Chaos, Angst, Swearing (French), mild alcohol consumption, Movie References & Allusions, Book References & Allusions, open-ended, Canon Compliant, gabenath mini bang, gabenath mini bang 2020
=== Summary ===
The reception at the Bourgeois manor was supposed to be the normal kind of exceptional. Gabriel Agreste finally graced everyone with his presence, and Nathalie’s only job was to help defend his personal space. But then the lights went out, Adrien ran away, cheese went missing... and it was suddenly up to Nathalie to save the evening. Throw in suspicious characters, a phantom stalker, and an oddly-behaving boss, and Nathalie suddenly had a very big headache.
== Reception ==
By July 2020, It's Absurd had received 31 comments, the majority of which were positive. A few are included below:
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
It's Academic

It's Academic is a Kirk/Spock story by Deeb.
It was published in the print zine The Legacy #3.
==Summary==
"A/U: Cadet Kirk is intrigued by his astrophysics tutor, who, though half Vulcan, has been raised on Earth."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
It's All in the Game

It's All in the Game is a Starsky/Hutch story by Mary Louise Fisher.
It was first published in Back to Back, and is now online. 
==Summary==
"Ah, games... Starsky knew about games and how to play them to win. Office politics, bedroom activities, partner management. He was especially good at that one--even better than he was at chess. Right? Right? He held the winning hand didn't he? And just how well could Hutch bluff?"
==Golden Boy Series==
* Golden Boy
* Why I Live at the Best Western
* Bathrooms I Have Known
* How I Spent My Summer Vacation
* When I Was the Sheriff of Beavertooth County
* As Soon As Forever is Through
* It's All in the Game
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Author's Comments==
In a 2012 interview, the author talked about her fiction: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
It's Always Been

It's Always Been was a Pepper/Tony het writing challenge Livejournal community, partnered with the Tony and Pepper community. 
As of July 2013, the community has more than 180 members.
The community's title comes from a line from Tony Stark to Pepper Potts in Iron Man 2; "And then I realized... it's you. It's always been you."
Category:Het Journal Communities
Category:The Avengers Communities
Category:Iron Man
Category:2010s
Category:Marvel Challenges
Category:Het Challenges
It's Always Toughest

It's Always Toughest is a Starsky & Hutch story by Billie Phillips.
It was published in Three-Eleven #2.
This story was discussed in a 1988 essay printed in Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #11. The topic was how death stories could be used to explore different emotions in fanfiction. Some examples were Whom Death Could Not Part, Nighthorse, Delivered to Thee, It's Always Toughest, Invictus, Mojave Crossing, and Goliath.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
It's Always the Quiet Ones

It's Always the Quiet Ones was a Harry Potter fansite, forum, archive, LiveJournal community, and mailing list dedicated to Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger, Blaise Zabini, and every relationship combination between them. It included wallpapers, fanart, challenges, and a large fanfiction archive. 
In 2012, there were 960 stories and 17,540 members in the archive. The most popular ships were, in order, Draco/Hermione, Blaise/Hermione, ships with other characters, and Draco/Hermione/Blaise, with a comparably small Draco/Blaise category.https://web.archive.org/web/20120926065432/http://quietones.org:80/archive/index.php
In 2008, the QuietOnes forum had 25,507 members and 4,384 posts.https://web.archive.org/web/20081120121708/http://quietones.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Forums
Category:Poly Mailing Lists
It's Greek to Me

It's Greek to Me (titled "IT'S ΦΡΣΣΚ TO ME..." on the cover) is a 178-page slash multifandom anthology. 
==The Zine's Cover==
From an ad in Media Monitor #34: it has "a cover that must be seen to be believed." 
From a fan in 1993: 
==The Age Statement: Not for Our Moms==
It required an age statement: "It's Greek To Me is a multi-media zine proudly and unapologetically offering explicit same-sex adult literature for the discerning slash connoisseur. This publication will not be knowingly sold to persons under the age of eighteen or our mothers."
==Contents==
* Rough Ride	by	Caroline Dare		(The Professionals)		("Doyle is held prisoner as an intended sex toy for a gang of bikers. When Bodie appears the only way he can save his partner from the others is to provide the entertainment and take on Doyle himself.") (1)
*String of Pearls	by	Daphne Demure		(Blake's 7)		("A missing string of valuable pearls bring Avon and Vila together with a most creative and mutually satisfying result") (34)
*Running the Gauntlet	by	Daphne Demure		(The Professionals)		(46)
*Star-Crossed Lovers	by	Daphne Demure		(Star Trek: TOS)		(55)
*Never Send a Boy	by	Terry Romero		(The Professionals)		(57)
*Nights in the Wilderness	by	Tenaya		(Alias Smith & Jones)		(66)
* Snow Ride	by	Caroline Dare		(Blake's 7)		(98
*A Nice Night's Entertainment	by	Chase		(Fandom withheld)		(113)
*Sealed with a Kiss	by	Jade Drofsny		(Blake's 7)		(117)
*Sheep Thrills		by Salmacis		(Quantum Leap/Blake's 7)		("Sam Beckett leaps into a ... sheep? (Yes, you read mat correctly) Imagine what happens next.") (124)
*Manhunt	by	Caroline Dare		(Blake's 7)	("An earlier abbreviated version of "MANHUNT" was printed in "Magnificent Tails #2." This is the first complete appearance, with 16 additional pages of torture, rape and romance.")	(130)
*Savoury Slavery Slash	by	Anonymous		Fandom Nursery Rhymes		(178)
==Inside Sample==
Image:greek-1.jpg|inside page
Image:greek-2.jpg|inside page
Image:greek-3.jpg|inside page
Image:greek-4.jpg|inside page
Image:greek-5.jpg|inside page
Image:greek-6.jpg|inside page
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===2006===
===2011===
==References==
 
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
It's High Noon

It's High Noon is an Overwatch Vid by Pegbarians, parodying character Jesse McCree's ultimate 'deadeye'. It received attention on youtube, gathering around three million views as of August 2017.It's High Noon - Wayback Machine
==Reaction==
The animation was very extremely popular within the fandom. It also spurred a meme in the comments section; many viewers would write 'It's high noon' in an overly verbose way. This was likely a reaction of the 'Me, An Intellectual' meme.
===Examples===
From Alexander the Great:
From Jerome irrgang:
From Daniel Eaton:
==References==
Category:Overwatch Vids
It's Just a Jump to the Left

It's Just a Jump to the Left is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fic by kimberly_a pairing Spike/Xander. It has a sequel called Late Night Double Feature and together these stories are called the jump!verse. This is a alternate season 6 Time Loop story.
It's Just a Jump to the Left, was originally posted at kimberley_a's personal website Nothing Like The Sun, which also doubled up as a Spuffy fanfic archive. This story was also posted at Fanfiction.net and The Spander Files, and was archived by the author at Ao3 in 2013
==Summary==
A description of the wider Jump!Verse at Nothing Like The Sun:
==Reviews and Reception==
==References==
Category:2000s Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
It's Love, Cap'n

It's Love, Cap'n is a 194-page slash Starsky & Hutch fanzine. It has the subtitle, "A Starsky/Hutch Xene," (a note on the title page says this is a play on words for tranxene, an anti-panic medication.) 
The zine is dedicated to the memory of a fan, Pat Charles.
The editor thanked some fans: 
The editor wrote: 
From the In Person Press website: 
==Comments on the Cover==
The zine's editor said: 
A fan's comment:
== Table of Contents ==
* there are many reprints of Matt Groening's "Life in Hell" comic strip interspersed throughout the zine
* editorial, "I Hate My Life" (vi)
* Fever Pitch: Clandestine Report 104 by MRK (a sequel to "Life in a Different Place" in Nightlight 2) (1)
* Winter Wonderland by Belle Eyre (11)
* Blinded by the Truth by Leah S. (16)
* The Favor by Sue-Anne Hartwick (29)
* Kidnapped by Pat Charles (32) (a sequel to The Goliath)
* Tidal River by Charlotte Cloudesley (47) (three sections of a proposed novel, "maybe she could be encouraged to finish it. This translates to: SEND LOCS!")
* Eye of the Storm by Theresa Kyle (previously published in slightly altered form in Penal Code 2) (72) 
* Descry! by Elizabeth Lowry (80) 
* The Hostage Heart by April Valentine (95)
* Two Hearts, One Fire by MRK (a sequel to "Written in the Heart" in Nightlight 2) (165)
* Reincarnations by Janet Morgenstern (183)
* Bruised Hearts by Lianne Harris (187)
* Letters Home by Emily Elizabeth Rochon (18)
Image:lovecapart1.jpg|Clio
Image:lovecapart2.jpg|Suzan Lovett - One fan wrote of this interior illo: the zine "had one of my all-time favorite interior illos--a Suzan Lovett with Starsky seated and looking up, and Hutch beside him, touching his knee. Starsky's cheek is leaning on Hutch's other hand. I would probably kill in cold blood for a really good print of that illo." Review posted to the Virgule-L mailing list in 2003, quoted anonymously with permission.
Image:lovecapart3.jpg|Baravan
Image:lovecapart4.jpg|Joye Fokken
Image:lovecapart5.jpg|Baravan
Image:lovecapart6.jpg|Joye Fokken
Image:lovecapart7.jpg|Joye Fokken
Image:lovecapart8.jpg|Shelly Goodwin
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
It's Morphin Time

It's Morphin Time is a gen anthology fanzine published in 1996 and is 96 pages. It billed itself as the first fanzine devoted entirely to the Power Rangers. It contains original fiction by various authors and episode commentaries by net personality Sabba20. Media Monitor says: "This fanzine is aimed at adults, but has no 'adult' content."
Interesting fact: the submission request in The Monthly had contact information that included a rare use of an e-mail address.
* Echoes of the past by Dod March (27 pages)
* Emerald Green by Lynn Tucker (27 pages)
* Innuendos by Heather MacKenzie (vignette)
* Temple of Lies by Janice Smith (30 pages)
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Power Rangers
Category:1996 Zines
It's My Lifework!!

It's My Lifework!! is a Sherlock Holmes (2009) doujinshi by Chrono Nanae. It's Watson/Holmes, rated for adults only.
Image:It'sMyLifework.jpg|cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi