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Apocalypse West 2010

Apocalypse West 2010 is a compilation of vids edited by members of the Apocalypse West vidding collective. The compilation contains 8 vids by three vidders and was released at Vividcon in 2010. It is very similar to the songtape collections offered in the 1980s and 1990s.
Category:2010 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
Apocalypse West on the Mac and PC digital editing process

Apocalypse West on the Mac and PC digital editing process is an early 2001 website post outlining the digital vidding workflow of two members of the Apocalypse West vidding group: Dianne and Val. It also briefly touches on the similarities and differences between analog (VCR videotape) and computer video editing and the challenges of offering digital vids for downloads when modems and download speeds were limited.
The website is divided into two sections: PC (Windows) and Macintosh computers.
Windows Excerpt:
*Costs of computers and capture cards
*Editing software
*Assembling the above and testing
*Device conflicts and drivers
*Installation challenges
 	
Macintosh excerpt:
Category:2000s Meta
Category: Vidding Meta
Apocalypse World

Apocalypse World is a popular post-apocalyptic TTRPG created by married couple D. Vincent and Meguey Baker. It was first published in 2010, and a second edition was released several years later following a successful 2016 Kickstarter campaign.
Its underlying engine, Powered by the Apocalypse, has spawned countless other indie games. Several actual play podcasts that are popular in fandom have played one or more PbtA games, including The Adventure Zone (Amnesty and part of Balance) and Friends at the Table (Seasons of Hieron, COUNTER/Weight, PALISADE, and part of Twilight Mirage). As with D&D, fans have been inspired by their actual play fandoms to run their own tabletop campaigns using Apocalypse World or other PbtA games.
== Powered by the Apocalypse ==
The Powered by the Apocalypse (PbtA) engine, which was created for Apocalypse World, is open source and available for use by any game designer hoping to create a game using similar mechanics to Apocalypse World. Other indie games based on PbtA number in the thousands.Physical games tagged PbtA on Itch. As of November 2024, there were nearly 1,200 results. Archived from the original on Nov 19, 2024.
PbtA also inspired other independent TTRPG designers to develop their own open-source systems that have since spawned plenty of games themselves, such as Forged in the Dark and Belonging Outside Belonging.
== Fan Activity ==
== References ==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Apocalypsos

apocalypsos is the founder and mod of the multifandom apocafic exchange Apocalyptothon.
Troll Princess's Fanfic Stash, her former site (as trollprincess) on Geocities, is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Notable Works==
==Awards==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives===
====As Archivist====
* TrollPrincess's Fanfic Stash
====As Contributor====
*Alara's Spiffy Magneto Page
==References==
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
Apocalyptic Press

Apocalyptic Press is a fanzine publisher run by several friends who call themselves the Sam and Jack Horsewomen" (SJHW), also SJ Horsewomen. 
The press began publishing gen Stargate SG1 fanzines starting in 2002. 
In 2002, they also began offering an online web-zine Wild Horses. 
In addition to the web-zines, the press also published print zines which can be found here.
The SJHW "Mission Statement": 
==Publications==
* Revelation (SG-1)
* Taking Flight (Atlantis)
* Wild Horses (SG-1)
==References==
Apocalyptothon

The Apocalyptothon was a fic exchange for apocafic. It was started by apocalypsos in late 2005. soundingsea came on to assist with moderating in 2009. Several hundred stories have been written for the four rounds undertaken to date.
"No matter how perfect or wonderful a fandom might be, I think we can all agree that one thing that can improve any mythology is to blow it right the fuck up. Or, you know, kill everybody. That can be fun, too. Nuclear attack, asteroid collision, world-altering pandemic that kills off pretty much everybody but a select, angst-ridden few ... this is what apocalyptothon is here for."
==Format/Rules==
Stories must be over 1000 words long and "set before, during, or after the apocalypse. The apocalypse can be naturally occurring (the ice caps melting, an asteroid striking the planet, the Yellowstone caldera exploding), manmade (nuclear war, biological warfare), mystical (whatever that might entail in your particular universe), or whatever works within the confines of the request. Any other plot details are fair game."
The ficathon begins each year with a 'vote', in which people nominate fandoms they want to request/write for. A list of the 40 or so most popular fandoms is produced. Entry is made by commenting in the following format:
Livejournal user name:
E-mail:
Request 1 - fandom:
Details:
Request 2 - fandom:
Details:
Request 3 - fandom:
Details:
Request 4 - fandom:
Details:
Request 5 - fandom:
Details:
Fandoms you will write (at least 5):
Things you will not write:
Can you pinch-hit in case someone drops out?:
If so, which fandoms can you pinch-hit for?:
"For obvious reasons, post-apocalyptic destruction, violence and character death may not be on [the list of things you don't want/can't write]."
* Submissions/list of fandoms for the first round (December 2005- June 06)
* Submissions/list of fandoms for the second round (April - July 2007)
* Submissions/list of fandoms for the third round (April - September 2008)
* Submissions/list of fandoms for the fourth round (April - July 2009)
==Stories==
* Masterlist 2008 (over 80 stories)
* Masterlist 2009 (over 100 stories)
==Examples/Notable Works==
[by someone who reads apocafic ;P]
* The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Westley and Buttercup by Atra. Princess Bride. Written for the 2009 challenge
==References==
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
Category:2010 Gift Exchanges
Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
Category:2012 Gift Exchanges
Category:2013 Gift Exchanges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Apocrypha (Law & Order mailing list)

apocrypha was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership and posting, with 406 members at its close. The group's peak period was in 2002-2006. While posting diminished gradually, when it was active it had as many as 230 messages a month. 
==Description==
Category: Law & Order
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Apocryphal Member

From the first 1989 MediaWest*Con progress report: 
To give one an idea of the number of apocryphal members at at least one con: the first 1991 MediaWest*Con report listed attendees by first name, last name, area of residence, and each member had a number: "Memberships between 1-99 constitute Staff, 100-299 are Apocryphal, 300-499 are Supporting, 500-699 are Gofer, 700-999 are Other, 1000 & Up are Attendees." Some of the apocryphal members in 1991 were: Pooky, Anakin Bear, Snow, Katia, Nikki Canine, Spike, Ebony, Skyladd, Gossamer, Bigg Darklighter Mergenha, Gizmo...
An apocryphal membership at MediaWest*Con in 1991 cost $1.
Apollo

Apollo may refer to:
==Characters==
* アポロ (Apollo), the Japanese name for Archer from Pokémon
* Apollo, a character from Battlestar Galactica (1978)
* Apollo, a character from Greek Mythology
* Lee Adama (callsign Apollo), a character from Battlestar Galactica (2003)
==Fans==
* Apollo (apollinaresart), an IT fan artist
Apollo's Odyssey

Apollo's Odyessey is a gen Battlestar Galactica novel by Joy Harrison, Sharon Monroe, Marj Ihssen and David Morgan. It has the subtitle: "A story in three parts."
The art is by Mike Cole, Linda George-Himber, Mary Jean Holmes, Marj Ihassen, I Joan Kokolus, Linda George-Himber, Susan W. Perry-Lewis, Barbara Fister-Liltz. The illos are not credited in the table of contents; the reader has to determine who did what by attempting to translate the artist's initials (if present) on the illo itself. 
Two of the illos were reprinted elsewhere previously by Lori Chapek-Carleton (as per the acknowledgments) but where was not specified. They are likely to be two by Susan Perry-Lewis and may have appeared in Warped Space. 
It is a Special Issue of Purple and Orange?.
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Image:apollosodback.jpg|back cover
Image:apollosodysseyflyer.jpg|1984 flyer
==Summary==
From a 1984 flyer: 
==Authors' Introduction==
==Contents==
* Introduction (x)
* Iblis' Revenge by Joy Harrison, Sharon Monroe,and Marj Ihssen (1)
* Rescue Mission by Joy Harrison and David Morgan (47)
* Journey's End by Joy Harrison (81)
* Acknowledgements (97)
File:Apollosod-1.jpg|Linda George-Himber
File:Apollosod-2.jpg|Barbara Fister-Liltz
File:Apollosod-3.jpg|sample text
File:Apollosod-4.jpg|Mike Cole
File:Apollosod-5.jpg|unknown
File:Apollosod-6.jpg|Marj Ihassen
File:Apollosod-7.jpg|Susan Perry-Lewis (previously published elsewhere)
File:Apollosod-8.jpg|Mary Jean Holmes
File:Apollosod-9.jpg|Marj Ihassen
File:Apollosod-10.jpg|Mary Jean Holmes?
File:Apollosod-11.jpg|I Joan Kokolus
File:Apollosod-12.jpg|Susan Perry-Lewis (previously published elsewhere)
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Apollo/Midnighter

Apollo/Midnighter is a popular canon pairing of Apollo and Midnighter in the Authority fandom.
==Canon==
According to the creator, the characters are based on Batman and Superman.
=== Wildstorm ===
=== DC Comics ===
 
DC Comics acquired the rights to Wildstorm characters in 1998 and eventually merged them into the main DC universe. Apollo and Midnighter showed up in the much criticized Stormwatch title during the New 52 in 2011. 
In 2015, DC launched a new Midnighter title written by Steve Orlando that was met with critical success and eventually re-established the pairing as canon. The title's cultural significance within the comic book world was so emphasized by fans and the press alike that DC followed it up with a Midnighter and Apollo six-issue mini-series in 2016.
==Fandom==
Ubisoft writer James Nadiger cited Apollo and Midnighter's relationship as his inspiration for Harlan Cunningham/Arend Schut, a canon gay couple in Assassin's Creed.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fanart===
* Apollo x Midnighter (Richlee) by Develv
===Fanvids===
* I Love You by 987koneko
* Hustle Love by pencilnecklace
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Apollo/Midnighter works at AO3
* Apollo/Midnighter works at FFN
* Apollo/Midnighter Slash List
* Apollo/Midnighter tag at Tumblr
* Midpollo Week blog on Tumblr
==Resources==
* APOLLO & THE MIDNIGHTER
* A to Z: Apollo and Midnighter
==References==
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Category:Slash Pairings Category:The AuthorityCategory:DCU Relationships
Apollo (Greek mythology)

Apollo is a God from Greek Mythology.
==Greek Mythology==
===Aliases===
*Apollo
*Apollo Pythias
*Apulu
*Alexicacus
*Apollo Agyieus
*Apollo Helios
**Apollo Sol
*Apaliunas
===Family===
====Parents====
Apollo was born to Zeus, also known as Jupiter, and Leto, also known as Latona.
====Siblings====
=====Full Siblings=====
Apollo has a twin sister, Artemis, also called Diana, who is the goddess of the hunt, wild animals, vegetation, and chastity and childbirth.
==Percy Jackson==
In Percy Jackson, Apollo is depicted as a handsome, cocky, somewhat lazy god. He later goes on to star in his own series, the Trials of Apollo, set after the Hero's of Olympus.
==Other==
==Prophecy Meme==
Apollo being a god associated with prophecy broke containment on Tumblr, becoming a meme on the site, often to represent any time a post later becomes true.
==Resources==
*Apollo (Ancient Greek Religion & Lore) on Archive of Our Own
*Apollo (Percy Jackson) on Archive of Our Own
*Apollo on Riordan Wiki
*Apollo on Wikipedia
Category:Greek Mythology Characters
Category:Camp Half-Blood Chronicles Characters
Apologia

Apologia is a meta essay by The Divine Adoratrice.
It addresses their decision to unsub from the SXF, a Sentinel slash mailing list. "It wasn't an easy decision for me. I posted a brief explanation to the list when I unsubbed, but I'd like to use this space to explain my feelings and reasons in more depth."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* SXF and Senad
* flaming, complaining to ISPs in order to get other fans TOSed
* privacy issues regarding personal emails
* mailing list culture, the tenuous boundaries of personal and public
* The Sentinel
* domestic discipline
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Apology

You may be looking for apologyfic.
Apology is an adult het Stargate SG-1 vid by Holdt to Apology by Alesana. It was Holdt's first het vid. The pairing is half Daniel/Sha're and half Daniel/Vala.
Description: Haunted by memories of a perfect love gone terribly wrong, Daniel tries to move on with his life. Sadly, he's unable to shake nightmares of his past and so he begs Shar'e to release him from his guilt.
Finally, through realizing how little he actually wants to hurt Vala, Daniel is able to reconcile his new feelings and say goodbye.
1. Because Vala is awesome.
2. Because some day, he has to let go.
Music by: Alesana - Apology
Vidder's Notes: "I should also mention that this was my first exercise using TV and SGverse symbology to tell viewers about a character's inner mental state."
Category:Stargate SG-1 VidsCategory:Het VidsCategory:2010 Vids
Apology for Criticism

Apology for Criticism is an essay by Lucy Gillam. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
The essay discusses feedback, why fans create fanfic, whether fanfic offered publicly is open for criticism, the different reasons fans offer their creations to others, BNFs, the currency of fanfic, acceptance into a community, why criticism isn't afforded the same status as the fanfic itself, the then-new visibility of fanfic on the internet, and the creation of the Fanfiction Critics Association.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Response==
The essay, The Subtext Anxiety is one response.
 
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Apothecary

Apothecary is a 91-page slash Clex Smallville novel by TM Alexander. 
It was part of "The Alphabet Series." This series appeared to have had big plans, but there are only two parts to it. The other is Blizzard.
==Disclaimer==
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==From the Editorial==
==Sample Interior==
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Category:Smallville Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Apparently now is the time for uncomfortable truths because I’ve just had it.

Apparently now is the time for uncomfortable truths because I’ve just had it. is a short meta essay about how fandom on tumblr neglects LGBT-focused original fiction and small queer publishing presses; both as in the lack of integration between original fiction and fic communities, as well as the idea that fanfic is the only place with quality queer content. 
As of September 2020, the post has over 20,000 notes. 
==The Post==
==Responses==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Apparitions

Apparitions is a television series starring Martin Shaw as Father Jacob Myers, a Catholic priest. Father Jacob's position is to examine miracles relating to the canonisation of saints. After protesting the idea of becoming the Church's Chief Exorcist, his encounters with Satan make him realise that performing exorcisms is a necessary part of his duties.
The series originally ran on the BBC from 13 November 2008 to 18 December 2008, for a total of six episodes.
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Apparitions
Appearances

Appearances is a Kirk/Spock story by Georgina Brooke.
It was published in Charisma #19.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk confronts Spock after seeing him exit a brothel, so Spock sends him to the same prostitute who uses a device to make himself look just like Kirk."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Apple "Get a Mac" Commercials

The Apple "Get a Mac" Commercials are ads for the Macintosh computer beginning in 2006. The ads humanize the Mac and the PC, leading to fanart and shipping of the two characters, called Mac/PC. 
==Fanart==
*dude you gotta watch the mac vs pc apple commercials there’s silly computer men in them
*Hi, I'm a Mac
*I'm a Mac
*MAC vs PC
*PC vs Mac Applegeeks fanart
Category:Live-action Television
Category: Mac/PC
Apple Candy

Apple Candy is a Star Trek: Alternate Original Series vid set to the song Apple Candy, by Ben Lee.
The vid is from Jim Kirk's point of view and begins by focusing on Kirk's very male gaze view of Nyota Uhura. The almost vulgar line from the song, "I wanna go where he's been," leads the viewer to see Uhura as primarily someone that Kirk wants, even though he is seeing her in all her aspects—beautiful, full of humour, intelligent, talented—the list goes on and on. Gradually the story changes, and while still from Kirk's POV, now he is seeing Uhura more the way Spock sees her, utilizing the canon relationship from the film to broaden Kirk's view of Uhura into a more complete person.
The song gives us the line, "I want you and I want him," at nearly the half-way point of the vid, and the view abruptly changes to Kirk's focus on Spock. We see Spock the way Kirk does—as an adversary, a rival, a compatriot, a fellow adventurer, nearly, but not quite yet, friends. The line, "I wanna know what he knows," brings the original Trek universe Spock into play. A fandom-savvy viewer can't help but think of TOS Kirk/Spock during the section that uses the song's lyrics to show that Kirk wants both versions of Spock.
The ending shots of the vid are the new Kirk, the one that knows what TOS Spock felt, with both Uhura and Spock, and we see them as a team that works together and could now be three together in all ways.
Category:Star Trek AOS Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Apple pie

Apple pie is an Assassin's Creed doujinshi by Big O featuring genderswapped Altaïr. It contains Ezio/Altaïr, Malik Al-Sayf/Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad and Zareal.
Image:Apple Pie.jpg
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Applejack

Applejack is a character from My Little Pony, and one of the Mane Six from Friendship is Magic.
==Canon==
===Comics===
===Other Appearances===
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Fanon===
==Fanworks==
===Artwork===
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
==Fannish Links==
==Resources==
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:My Little Pony Characters
Applejack/Rarity

Applejack/Rarity, also known as Rarijack, is a popular My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic femslash pairing.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
On Archive of our Own, Applejack/Rarity is the third most common MLP:FIM ship, with 296 fanworks as of October 2024.https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Applejack*s*Rarity%20(My%20Little%20Pony:%20Friendship%20is%20Magic)/works It is the most popular Rarity ship and the second-most popular Applejack ship, after the recently canonized Applejack/Rainbow Dash.
=== Common Tropes and Headcanons ===
* Opposites Attract
* Country Girl/City Girl
* Butch Applejack/Femme Rarity
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
* Maybe next spring... by bixels, a Grand Galloping 20s comic
=== PMVs/Fanvids/Animation ===
* Call me Maybe by Majesty PH, an Equestria Girls vid
* HOT TO GO (Rarijack edition) // PMV 💜🧡 by chipchapp (2024)
=== Meta ===
* rarijack is also hella gay by lyriocheerio
== Archives, Communities, and Zines ==
=== Archives ===
* Applejack/Rarity (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic) tag on Archive of our Own
=== Communities ===
* Rarijack community on Fimfiction
* The Properly Organized Rarijack Group community on Fimfiction
=== Zines ===
== References ==
Category:My Little Pony
Category:Femslash Pairings
Apples for the Lady

Apples for the Lady is a Professionals story by TD Murphy and published in In the Public Interest #3.
"Apples for the Lady" is one of two responsefics to Poison Apples by Pam Rose.
Poison Apples was based on the movie, "The Wicker Man." 
Another responsefic to Poison Apples is Antidote to Apples written by Kris Brown and published in Compounded Interest #1.
==Summaries==
In "Apples for the Lady," Bodie and Doyle are still on Summerisle, while the island people are still trying to burn Bodie as the Wicker Man. Bodie and Doyle are saved when Cowley turns out to be the high priest of the island's older pagan religion. In order to save Doyle has to sacrifice their love. His choice causes both of them to forget that they ever loved each other, leaving Doyle appearing to fall in love with a female character. The story makes no reference to "Poison Apples" or that it is a sequel.
==Fan Comments ==
The Hatstand notes: Antidote to Apples by Kris Brown is the third in the sequence begun in "Poison Apples" by Pamela Rose (in Proslib and on the net), and is a direct sequel to "Apples for the Lady" by T.D. Murphy in In the Public Interest 3, which some people consider to be anti-slash. Kris Brown's story is said to "fix" the changes made to the original slash relationship set up in Pam Rose's story, hence the title "Antidote to Apples".Hatstand's website for the fanzine Compounded Interest.
Other fans take issue with this interpretation of the origins of the responsefic "Apples for the Lady" calling it a "fandom myth."
===1997===
===2012===
 
 
==References==
Application for the Grand Poo-Bah Status in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Fandom

Application for the Grand Poo-Bah Status in BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Fandom is a 1991 anonymous fanwork printed in Once Upon Another Time.
It is a meta commentary on The Beauty and the Beast Wars, and is a form of open letter.
This fanwork has an accompanying story by the same author, a cruel polemic meta fic called Two Beauties and a Beast . 
A similar anonymous screed is the 1984 Star Trek: TOS flyer, Naked Doubles.
==Topics Address==
* BNF 
* power and jealousy
* good fans and bad fans, groupies
* The Beauty and the Beast Wars
* fandom and profit
* fan campaigns
* Beauty and the Beast Fans and TPTB
==Text==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:1991 Open Letters
Category:1991 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Applied Shipping

Applied Shipping was a multi-fandom podcast by Myra and Mouse that launched in 2020. 5 episodes were released.
Why do we read fanfiction?- Oct. 4, 2020 - Join the Applied Shipping crew on our maiden voyage. Why do we read fanfiction? Why do we love the tropes we love? Myra and Mouse will guide you through the fantasy storm... and reveal more about themselves than strictly necessary! 
Bonus - Current Fandoms - Oct. 17, 2020 - Set sail with Myra & Mouse as they chart a course through the fanfiction they are currently reading in a special bonus episode. 
Love in a Horror Ship - Nov. 3, 2020. Spooky season is here! The Applied Ghost Shipping crew talk horror love, macabre adventures, and vampires going free range. It is definitely weird now! Mentions & Credits: Gorgeous Siren Song by Katarina Rose (aka womb_affliction) (freesound.org). Book recommendations: Scott Siggler - Infected and David Wong - This Book Is Full Of Spiders 
Bonus - Writing Fanfiction - Nov. 20, 2020 - The Applied Shipping crew reminisce about their fanfiction writing experiences in a special lockdown bonus episode.
(Fan)fictional Families - Dec. 26, 2020 - Happy Holidays! In this festive episode, Myra and Mouse discuss families in fanfiction and all that they represent. Content warning: We briefly mention incest, abuse and challenging family relationships. 
==References==
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:Slash Fandom
Category:2020 Podcasts 
Category: Meta on Audio