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From One Generation to the Next

From One Generation to the Next is a 127-page gen Star Trek: TNG novel by Judith Allison. 
This novella deals with Tasha Yar's death and the reactions of the crew, in particular, Wesley Crusher.
Publisher's summary: "A novel detailing when the crew of the 1701-D meets the crew of the 1701..." Bill Hupe's catalog sold the zine as an authorized reprint (no publisher named) and lists the author as Judith Brandy.
From the zine -- The author, Judith Allison Brandy says she wrote the book for her daughter, a die-hard Wesley Crusher fan. From the dedication: "She asked me to write a story about the adventures of her favorite Star Trek character, and a short story turned into a novella. It also went from being only about Wesley to including just about everyone under the sun, from this universe to the next." 
Image:fromonegen1.jpg|inside sample page
Image:fromonegen2.jpg|inside sample page
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1989 Zines
From Out of Darkness

From Out of Darkness is a perfect bound 255-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by J. Michelle Kafafi. 
The front and back covers are not credited. There is no interior art. 
==Summaries==
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==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
From Queer to Eternity

From Queer to Eternity is an essay by Geoff Allshorn.
From the intro: 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The history of the founding of Spaced Out, an LGBT+ SF club
* The club's aspirations to be activist and affirming of diversity
* The gradual change of club membership from affective to consumerist 
* How science fiction failed to reflect the challenges and excitement of its real-life counterparts
* Examples of how 'otherness' is ubiquitous in science fiction
* The literary definitions and potential of science fiction
* An historic exploration of examples of queerness and 'otherness' in speculative fiction down through the milennia
* How science fiction activism contributed to the formation of LGBT+ activism
* Queer (mis)representation in media science fiction over recent decades
* Intersectionality and Queerdom
* Parallels and parallax: Afrofuturism; racism; Slipstream; feminism.
* From Praxis to Pride
==From the Essay: The Queer Experience==
==From the Essay: The Queer Perspective==
==From the Essay: Intersectionality==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2020 Meta
From Rags to Riches

From Rags to Riches is a Kirk/Spock story by Dana Austin Marsh and Phaedra Morgan. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #47 and online.
==Summary==
"Kirk sues the scandal sheet that has been running stories with a slightly slanted take on the Enterpriseʼs missions, which all inply that he is using the ship to further his sexual conquests."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
From Simon's Workshop

From Simon's Workshop is a 60-page gen Wizard fanzine. 
==Contents==
* A Tribute to David Rappaport by J.C. Miller (2 pages)
* Someone To Watch Over Me by J.C. Miller (18 pages)
* Just Because of a Dream by Vivian Arney (1 page)
* Fear Factor by Vivian Arney (36 pages)
* Treats From Tillie’s Kitchen by Vivian Arney (Recipes) (5 pages)
 
Category:The Wizard
Category:2002 Zines
From Slash to the Mainstream: Female Writers and Gender Blending Men

From Slash to the Mainstream: Female Writers and Gender Blending Men is an academic journal article by Elizabeth Woledge. 
The abstract: "This article discusses fiction written by women, that focuses on male protagonists, representation of whose gender is facilitated by the theme of same sex intimacy. This group of texts forms a clear subset of both mainstream science fiction and fantasy as well as of slash fiction, but by no means accounts for the entire spectrum of any one of these genres."
The article focuses on slash, K/S, slash fans as intimatopic interpreters, and touches upon the works of Mel Keegan and how her professional works compare to her Pros fanfic. Woldege quotes much K/S fanfic from zines and describes her experiences at Kiscon.
==Introduction==
"Slash fiction, the subset of fan-fiction which eroticises the homosexual bonds depicted between media heroes, has generally been considered as, in Constance Penley's words, a "unique hybrid genre of romance, pornography and utopian Science Fiction." Since Penley's essay of 1992 the slash genre has significantly expanded and now appropriates media sources, which could not be considered science fiction. Nevertheless, it remains true that the original slash fandom, that which appropriated Star Trek's Kirk and Spock, is infused with science fiction elements, and that many science fiction and fantasy sources have proved popular with slash fiction writers who create homoerotic fan fiction from sources as diverse as Lord of the Rings, Highlander, The X-Files, Buffy and Harry Potter. It is also the case that science fiction and fantasy elements, perhaps imported from other fandoms, find their way into slash fiction which is not based upon a science fiction or fantasy source. For instance, in the case of Bodie and Doyle from The Professionals slash writers such as Anne Carr and Helen Raven have, respectively, created fantasy and science fiction backdrops for their appropriative fiction. Clearly, despite its diversification much slash fiction does retain an element of fantasy and science fiction (though not always a utopian one), as much as it continues to contain both romantic and pornographic elements. Thus, although Penley's original assertions continue to hold true, the first of her assumptions, that of the "unique" nature of slash fiction needs, I believe, to be re-addressed."
==Some Survey Work==
Some of Woledge's research was done at KiScon. See K/S Survey for the K/S Press.
 
==References==
Category:2005 Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Category: Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category: Star Trek TOS K/S Meta‏‎
From Star Wars to Jedi: The Fanzine Way

From Star Wars to Jedi: The Fanzine Way is a 1985 essay by Sharon Saye.
It was printed in The Wookiee Commode #2.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* themes and evolution of Star Wars fanfiction
* "One zine. Against the Sith, was extremely anti-Leia; in an analysis of the virtues of each of the SW charac ters, Leia ranked just above Darth Vader."
* none of the stories mentioned or discussed are very "adult/explicit" ones, though there is a slight nod to Ships in the Night (in which "Luke even gets Cori Beckett to bed with "steamy" results. Now that is positive action.") and "Guardian 3 even offered two versions of events aboard the Falcon after the escape from Hoth. Both entitled "Slow Boat to Bespin," Anne Elizabeth Zeek's version purports to show what could have happen ed, while Barbara Wenk's describes what probably occurred.". See Open Letters to Star Wars Zine Publishers (1981) 
* a veritable cornucopia of shout-outs of names and fics: only a fraction are mentioned in the excerpts below
==The Stories and Zines Discussed==
** Trust by Elyse Dickenson 
** The Princess Tapes
** Imperial Entanglements
** Stormbrother, Homecoming by Fern Marder and Carol Walske
** Evolution of a Rebel by Jean Stevenson
** Warped Space
** Shadowstar
** A Jedi Craves Not These Things by Susan Matthews
** Skyfall, Queen's Gambit by Anne Elizabeth Zeek
** Journey's End, The Jemada by Pat Nussman
** A Light from the Dark by Mary Jean Holmes
** Trackless Voids
** Counterpoint: The Battle for Rynan by Maggie Nowakowska
** Corell Also Exports Pirates by Maggie Nowakowska
** High Stakes, Sword of Darkness, Sword of Light by Patricia D'Orazio
** Heritage, Long Way Home, Timeline, Web by Marcia Brin 
** Brightstar Universe by Christine Jeffords
** Foreshadows (mistakenly called "Forerunner" in the essay), Ships in the Night, Satisfaction Guaranteed, The Cori Beckett Series by Paula Block and Judi Hendricks
** Dark Night of the Soul by Paula Block
** Aftershock by Debbie Gilbert
** In the Still of the Knight by Linda Knights
** Pas de Deux, Anatomy, Witness for the Defense by Carol Hines-Stroede
** One Last Debt by Kate Nuernberg
** A Different Light by Rebecca Walker 
** Life-Line by Anne Elizabeth Zeek
** Remembrance by Pat Molitor
** Point of View by June Edwards
** The Heart of Darkness by Joyce Yasner
** The Turning by C.S. Armitage
** Pass On What You Have Learned by Fern Marder
** High Flight by Diane Duane
** The Ultimate Labyrinth by Rebecca Walker
** Dark Interlude by Sharon Emily
** Alternate Quintettes by Pat Carpenter
** Intruder by Ann Wilson 
** Knight of Shadows by Karen Osman
** Catalyst! Universe by Jeanine Hennig
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1985 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
From Starfleet Public Relations

From Starfleet Public Relations is a Kirk/Spock story by Lyrastar. 
It was published in the print zine The Celebration Zine. 
==Summary==
"pock remembers while lying on a bunk in a museum mock-up of the cabin he and Kirk shared."
 
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==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
From The Ashes (Merlin story)

From The Ashes is a Merlin/Arthur story by RandomSlasher. It was written for Paperlegends 2011.
Summary: "When Merlin uses magic to save Arthur’s life, he is condemned to death, and Arthur is too late to save him. But when the grief-stricken prince, along with Morgana and Gwen, journeys to Ealdor to return Merlin’s ashes, a series of strange events leads them to believe the warlock may not be as dead as they thought."
catsinthecoffee was the primary artist and created two stunning illustrations, an additional piece of pretty crack art, and a funny epilogue/picture for the story. ChocolateIsForever created an additional piece of art that was commissioned by the author.
==Recs and Reviews==
*"From The Ashes is one of the handful of paperlegends I've managed to read so far and it was highly enjoyable. For one thing, the art for it is, hands down, THE most gorgeous I've seen in possibly the whole Merlin fandom thus far? EVER? Yeah. But also, the fic is great. Warning: MAJOR character death, but it's got a happy ending. It surprised me, because it was chock full of cliches that normally go reeeeeaaally wrong, including (but not limited to!) Morgana never having been evols, Arthur very quickly being okay with Merlin being magic, soul bonding [...], resorting to the Druids for help, Uther being fairly ineffectual, Arthur getting Merlin's magic, etc etc etc. But worry not! IT WAS ALL REALLY GOOD. But the best part was that it, shockingly, portrayed the process of mourning in a really solid way. Arthur's emotions were never heavy-handed but they were all quite... true feeling, and they were unpredictable enough to keep me interested. There were some bits I didn't care for, namely the author's repeated use of the epithet "the smaller man" to refer to Merlin [...] and the lack of denouement. HOWEVER, I thought that the interesting plot progression and structure (starting with Merlin's death is... not your average romance fic) and the non-standard concentration on aspects of the story and characters that normally would be dealt with only partially, with excellent worldbuilding notes and insights, absolutely made up for any mistakes."mizufae. go read dis, 12 August 2011. (Accessed 27 August 2011)
About the fanart:
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
From Whatever Distant Hill

From Whatever Distant Hill is a 1971 Star Trek: TOS story by Judith Brownlee.
It was printed in Eridani Triad #2.
This story was mentioned in Star Trek Lives!.
==Part of a Series==
* To Seek Thee Out (The Enterprise takes on the newly-appointed Vulcan captain T'Pelle to assume command of the starship Saratoga, which has been damaged in an alien attack. T'Pelle and Spock decide that they are suitable mates for each other, and their matrimonial bonding is described. (Eridani Triad #1, 1970)
* From Whatever Distant Hill (Another story of T'Pelle, Vulcan captain of the Saratoga and Spock's bondmate, takes place six months after previous story.) (Eridani Triad #2, 1971).
==Birthplace of a Term==
This story is very likely the birthplace of the fanon word: bond-mate.
In an October 1971 letter to another fan, Brownlee wrote: 
==Fan Comments==
===Unknown Date: ===
===1986 ===
==References==
Category:1971 Fanfiction
From Witch Boy to Shapeshifter

From Witch Boy to Shapeshifter is a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine credit list for the actor René Auberjonois, who plays Odo. 
The zine includes filks and poems. 
The cover is by Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
 
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:Filk Music
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:1993 Zines
From a Certain Point of View (essay)

From a Certain Point of View is a 1983 essay by Joann Emerson. 
It was printed in Rogue's Gallery #13. 
The topic was the male fan, why they liked Harrison Ford, and how they expressed themselves.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* guys being worried they were gay
* different way males and females watch movies
* it's important to be funny
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
From a Whisper to a Roar

From a Whisper to a Roar is a het 84-page Beauty and the Beast anthology. It contains five stories and poems.
==Summary==
==Contents==
* Here Kitty, Kitty (a reworked version of Beast Beloved Tales #1) (1)
* Portrait of Beauty (30)
* Checkmate (39)
* It Must Have Been Love (47)
* On Broken Wings of Song (70)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1995 Zines
From jms: benedictions

from jms: benedictions is a 1995 open letter by J. Michael Straczynski, the creator of Babylon 5.
It is a response to an open letter Straczynski wrote a few days earlier. See jms resigns rastb5.
For more context, see The Great War of Rastb5: How a cabal of trolls in the Babylon 5 newsgroup led the show’s creator to flouncing from the newsgroup, ultimately causing the most responded to RFD in Usenet history and the creation of a 2nd Babylon 5 newsgroup (2021).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the lurkers support me in email
* Babylon 5
* trolls and online behavior
* showrunners and writers such as himself and their online presence
* the fall of rastb5, the hint of the rise of Rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated
* the difficulty/impossibility of getting fans to behave 
* power and control
==The Open Letter==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Babylon 5 Meta
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:1995 Open Letters
From the Aftermath of Dreams

From the Aftermath of Dreams is a Kirk/Spock story by Vivian Gates.
It was published in the print zine KSX #1.
==Summary==
"After Kirk finds out that he had sex with a man while split by the transporter, he discovers that Spock is homosexual and decides to find out if they could be lovers by having another encounter with a man where he would be the submissive partner."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
From the Ashes

*From the Ashes, a Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic
*From The Ashes, a Merlin fanfic
*From the Ashes: Axel Zine
*From the Ashes of Disaster, a Beauty and the Beast novel zine
*Life from the Ashes, an X-Files fanfic
*Rising from Ashes, a Harry Potter fanfic
From the Ashes (Hetalia: Axis Powers story)

From the Ashes is a Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic by Streamingwords.
==Summary==
A nuclear war has devastated the world and left many nations dead or badly wounded. The survivors meet in Geneva to begin rebuilding, when they receive a distress call from China, who was presumed dead. America volunteers a rescue mission, despite being blinded from the war, and such an action being considered a suicide mission. The only nations willing to accompany him are England and Canada, who is unable to walk due to suffering injuries of his own.
Category:2010s Fanfiction
From the Ashes of Disaster

From the Ashes of Disaster is a 114-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Sarah Hanrahan. 
It involves an original character named Sarah. 
==Summary==
 
From the zine: 
==A Comment Regarding the Long Hoped-For Movie==
From the zine, commentary about The Long-Rumored Koslow Beauty and the Beast Movie:
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
From the Bard's Quill Interview Series

From the Bard's Quill Interview Series are interviews with Xena: Warrior Princess fans. The interviews were posted between 1997-1999 at Tom's Xena Fan Fiction Archive website.
==About==
==The Interviews==
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Albuquerque Annie (July 8, 1997)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with B L Miller (1997)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Bat Morda (May 18, 1997)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with EA Week (June 2, 1999)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Eimajj (June 2, 1997)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Filippa (January 13, 1999)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Joanna (May 14, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Judy (Wishes) (June 23, 1997)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Maggie (May 17, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Missy Good (May 14, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Ogami (December 7, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Sharon Bowers (May 14, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with Silk (May 14, 1998)
* From the Bard's Quill Interview with WordWarior (1997)
==References==
 Category:1997 Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Xena Fan Interviews
From the Bard's Quill Interview with Maggie

Maggie was interviewed in 1998 by for the Xena: Warrior Princess site Tom's Xena Fan Fiction Archive.
Other interviews in the series: From the Bard's Quill Interview Series.
==Some Excerpts==
 
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category:Xena Fan Interviews
Bard's Quill Interview with Maggie
From the Cutting Room Floor

You may be looking for the Merlin fic Cutting Room.
From the Cutting Room Floor is a 139-page gen Starsky & Hutch fanzine.
The stories are all by Tabby Davis. It contains two illustrations by Evelyn Thomas, and one uncredited illo.
Each chapter is a missing scene from an episode. The author's description: "SCENES and SCENARIOS for which episodes didn't find space." FROM THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR: TABLE OF CONTENTS 
At least one story, "The Legend of the Red Shirt," as printed in zines is slightly different than what was posted online. This may also be the case of other stories in this zine.
The stories were posted online under the name "Clio." 
==Zine's Introduction==
==Contents==
* Calling Fanberg Friends, introduction by Tabby Davis/Cleo (2)
* Another Fine Mess (109)
* Cabrillo Carnival (also in The Fix #11 (105)
* Mind if I Join Ya? Scene One (5)
* The Responsibility (7)
* Legend of the Red Shirt (also in Tagging Along) (11) 
* Chemistry Set (also in Ten-Thirteen #2) (18)
* Mornings of Our Lives (also in Bonaventure) (25)
* Moving On (also in Between Friends #11) (30)
* Long Way Down (also in Tagging Along) (34)
* Ken’s Friend (also in The Lucky and the Strong) (37)
* Encounter with a Librarian (58)
* Durniak’s Ride (60)
* Responding (also in Bonaventure) (64)
* September Song (also in Shadowplay) (70)
* Resolution (78) 
* Designer Look (a slash version is in Tagging Along) (88)
* Local Talent (also in Tagging Along, under the title "Babes at the Barbecue") (95)
* Enter McCoy (also in Tagging Along) (98)
* Empathy (102)
* First Day of the Rest of Your Life (also in Bonaventure) (112)
* Escapade (also in Tagging Along, under the title "...We Are Responding") (117)
* Lunch Break (also in Bonaventure) (122)
* Mind if I Join Ya? Scene Two (126)
* The Sound of Silence (also in Tagging Along) (128)
* Most Quiet Need (also in Bonaventure) (131)
* Symbiosis (139)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:cuttingroomfloor-1.jpg|Evelyn Thomas
Image:cuttingroomfloor-2.jpg|one of the many screenshots
Image:cuttingroomfloor-3.jpg|uncredited artist
Image:cuttingroomfloor-4.jpg|sample page, note the handcolored Torino cockroach
Image:cuttingroomfloor-6.jpg|Evelyn Thomas
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
From the Dark into the Light

From the Dark into the Light is a K/S story by Vivian Gates. It was the winner of a 1985 K/Star Award. 
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #1 and won a 1985 K/Star Award.
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
From the Delta Quadrant with Love

From the Delta Quadrant with Love (also known as the 'Seska Fanzine') is a 100 plus page Star Trek Voyager anthology. It was published by members of the Martha Hackett fanclub.
From the online flyer: "...has a beautiful laminated full color front and back cover... With over 100+ pages of fan fiction, artwork, poetry and tons of other stuff. Including a special forward from Martha Hackett."
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:1990s
From the Depths

From the Depths is a gen Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea letterzine published in the UK.
As of June/August 1996, there were four issues.
From the editors of another letterzine, In the Belly of the Whale: 
See similar publications at List of Letterzines.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
From the Depths 4 was published in July/August 1996.
The TOTM: "Please defend your favourite terrible episode or explain "The Death Clock'."
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1996 Zines
From the Depths of His Heart

From the Depths of His Heart is a Marcus/Esca story by Sineala.
Summary: After his injury at Isca Dumnoniorum and subsequent discharge from the army, Marcus moves to Calleva, learns to live with himself again, and happens to fall in love with a young British man on the way. Also, Esca is a werewolf.
Author's notes: "About the time this fandom started there was a werewolf promptthe_eagle_kink. Esca/Marcus, werewolf, claiming/mating, 19 February 2011. (Accessed 27 April 2012) on the kink meme and I thought, "Oh, fun, I can write a Roman werewolf story." This... is not really that story. It is probably not the werewolf story you were expecting to read. I can only say that this is not the werewolf story I was expecting to write, either."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎