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Ordinarily

ordinarily was a fanwriter and fanartist in Supernatural and Harry Potter fandoms.
==Fanworks==
===Example Art Gallery===
File:Flyingweightcover.jpg|Cover art for Flying Weight
===Fanfiction===
*Silence is Knowledge and Knowledge is Power, 2012 - wee!Sam gen Supernatural fanfic for 2012 Spring Fling
*Hard Bargin, 2012 - Supernatural ficlet RPF of genderswap girl!Jensen/Jared
*Fidelius, 2002 - Harry Potter fanfic featuring Harry Potter/Severus Snape
*Close the Door, Dim the Lights, Blow out the Candles, 2006 - Harry Potter drabble anthology
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Ordinary Life (Stargate Atlantis story)

Ordinary Life is a McShep story by Speranza and astolat.
It was podficced by zoetrope.
The story was a winner in the Action/Adventure category of the 2008 McShep Awards. This was the first time (?) Speranza collaborated with shalott on a story, and it was the last big SGA story shalott wrote before she drifted to another fandom.New (Old?) SGA Story: "Ordinary Life" (with astolat!), 22 February 2008. (Accessed 09 December 2009) 
==Author's Notes==
"This is a fairly early, Season 1-2 type story, written when going back to earth was a novelty. The impetus for the story was Shalott's annoyance at the joke that Rodney didn't have any messages on his answering machine in "Home". Rodney obviously thinks that this is unusual ("Huh! Must have been a power failure or something.") and we think he's right about that."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
 Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Ordinary Men

Ordinary Men is a series of Skinner/Byers stories by Halrloprillalar.
* They Also Serve -FlickSlash. PG13 for M/M sexual situations. Some thoughts about the hospital scene in the movie.
* The Lunatic Is In My Head - TriSlash. PG13 for M/M interaction. Some thoughts on the hospital scene in Triangle.
* Fahrenheit 451 - S.R.Slash. R for M/M interaction. Some thoughts about hospitals and missing scenes in S.R. 819
* All Flesh is Grass - 3Slash. Skinner/Byers R for M/M sexual situations. Three of a Kind post-ep, in which the author twists everything to fit her own little slashworld.
* In His Anger and His Shame - BioSlash. Skinner/Byers. PG13 for M/M stuff. Some thoughts about hospitals and doing what you don't want to do.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Ore no Tantei ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai.

Ore no Tantei ga Konna ni Kawaii Wake ga Nai. (俺の探偵がこんなに可愛いわけがない。, There's no way my detective's this adorable.) is a Sherlock Holmes (2009) doujinshi. It's Watson/Holmes.
Image:OrenoTantei.jpg|cover
==References==
* yahoo auction - aucfan
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Ore no otouto wa sekai ichi kawaii ga nanika?

Ore no otouto wa sekai ichi kawaii ga nanika?(俺の弟は世界一かわいいがなにか？, So what if my little brother is the cutest in the world?) is a Naruto doujinshi by Gokujou Honey. It's rated R-18 and features explicit Itachi x Sasuke.
The doujinka describes it as:
:兄さんが生きていて、サスケと木の葉に戻ってから。いちゃエロでカカシ→サスケ、ナルト→サスケ要素も若干入っていますが、イタチ×サスケです。
Rough translation:
:Itachi is alive and returns to Konoha with Sasuke. It has some pervy Kakashi->Sasuke and Naruto->Sasuke, but it's Itachi x Sasuke.
It's been incorrectly referred to as "Ao no Nagi." The ebay seller who did this probably got the title mixed up with the Naruto doujinshi of that title by 10-Rankai.
Category:Naruto Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Oregondonor

Oregondonor was a website that hosted several slash fanfiction sites. Jaguarundi's Lairs linked to it in 2001.Jaguarundi Lairs: Highlander's Lair, via Wayback: 06 March 2001. (Accessed 24 May 2020)
Description from Mona's Fiction Page: 
==The Collection==
*Bill The Radish: Radishland
*Cassidy Collins: Boys Will Be Boys
*Elanor: Elanor's Fic 
*Jennifer: Jennifer's Fiction Page
*Juls: The Fiction of Juls Heath
*MoonPuppy: MoonPuppy's Methosian Pathways 
*Pavilion Fanfiction
*Rienna: Ralph 
*Rory: Rory's No Holds Barred Fan Fix Dojo 
*Slash Kink Fiction Archive
*Tenaya: Tenaya's Fiction Page
*Viccy: Viccy's
*Virginia: Virginia's World... 
*Wolfsong: Wolfsong's Fiction
==References==
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:2000s
Orfeo

Orfeo is an Star Trek: DS9 story by Macedon and his wife, J.
 
It was posted at alt.startrek.creative and won an ASC Award.
==Comments by Macedon==
==Part of a Series==
The Jeu-Parti series deals with a number of sensitive topics from masculinity and male/male relationships, to living with depression, to constructions of family. It also explores Vulcan culture. 
The stories, which focus on Jake Sisko's relationship with a Vulcan castrato, Salene, are: 
* Orfeo (written c. 1996) - When Bajor hosts an interstellar music festival, to which a very unusual star singer is invited, Jake must face questions about friendship, manhood and culture, as well as freedoms of belief. 
* The Eye of the Storm (1997) - This story is a sequel to the DS9 episode, "Nor the Battle to the Strong," as well as to "Orfeo." It is rated [R] for some sexual material. Persons under 18, or those who have trouble with gay fiction, should read no further. 
* Anslem (1997) - The final story in the DS9 novel, JEU-PARTI, sequel to "Orfeo" and "Eye of the Storm." Eleven years after his abrupt, late-night departure, Salene reappears in Jake's life. He finds a twenty-nine-year-old Jake whose writing career is beginning to blossom even while his private life is falling apart.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Organa-zation (Star Wars fiction archive)

Organa-zation: Where Leia Rules is a Star Wars fan fiction archive focused on the character of Princess Leia Organa from the original Star Wars trilogy. 
This community also had a mailing list, see Organa-zation.
In 2003, community members gathered at Mediawest. More info can be found at .
==About==
==Submission Rules==
 
==Fiction Authors==
* various authors
* various Organa-zation members
* Dianora
* Empress Vader
* Lynne Freels
* Susan Gater
* Carolyn Golledge
* Kelly Kline
* Lelila
* Maree
* Pebbles
* T.J. Perkins
* Suzanne L. Petroske
* Becky Sims
* Michelle Slaughter
* Dant Solo
* R_Solo56
* Sweetheart
* Stories, Poetry and Filks by Bria Tharen
* Stories and Poems by Susan Zahn
==Interviews==
*Organa-zation Profile: Michelle Slaughter
==Reactions/Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Star Wars ArchivesCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Organa-zation (Star Wars mailing list)

Organa-zation was a Star Wars mailing list. It's focus was fiction and discussion with a Leia Organa-focus.
It had a fiction archive sister site, see Organa-zation.
The mailing list may have started as early as 1998;"Explore the feminine side of your fandom...join the Organa-zation..." - a sig line in an October 31, 1998 [26-50-false usenet post] to alt.music.monkees. however the current, now inactive, Yahoo Group mailing list began in September 2000. The group, like all other Yahoo!Groups, went defunct as a result of the Yahoo! Groups Content Purge of December 2019. It is unknown if it was backed up and/or restarted on another service. 
From the mailing list FAQ:
==List FAQs==
They are here: . 
== Fanfic Was Allowed on the List==
==Rules for Discussing Fanfic==
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1998 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars Mailing Lists
Organian Enti'Zine

Organian Enti'Zine is a 17-page, dittoed, high school club zine. 
==From the Zine==
==Contents==
* Foreward [sic] by Erik Jensen (1)
* The Staff (1)
* The Organian Entitites Club by Bill Lasch (2)
* The Emblem (3)
* Teacher Stumper by Erik Jensen (3)
* The Planets, poem by Valerie Hill (4)
* "Crater Critters" by Evan Zimmerman (5)
* Message from the Klingons (6)
* Klingon Ship by Evan Zimmerman (6)
* Days of Future Passed, poem by Bob Falsetti (The title of this poem is from The Moody Blues first album.) (7)
* "Astronauts" by George Pestridge (7)
* Solar Years by Valerie Hill (8)
* Extra-Terrestrial Tribunal, poem by Bob Falsetti (10)
* "Astronauts" by George Pestridge (11)
* Did You Know? by NASA companies (12)
* The Universe by Valerie Hill (14)
* Star Trek Trivia Quiz by George Pestridge and Tony Quirk (15)
* Cartoons by Evan Zimmerman (16)
* Trivia Quiz Answers (16)
* Star Trek Welcommitee flier (17)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:organianenti-1.jpg|
Image:organianenti-4.jpg|
Image:organianenti-2.jpg|club emblem
Image:organianenti-3.jpg|explanation of the emblem
Image:organianenti-5.jpg|a cartoon commenting on Tang
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Organian Episode

Organian Episode is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It was the winner of a STIFfie/2000 Award. 
 
It was printed in First Time #51 (page 108) for the story, Ravage.
 
==Fan Comments==
===2000===
===2002===
 
==References==
Category:2000 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Organization Thirsteen

Organization Thirsteen is a pin-up calendar project featuring members of Organization XIII from the Kingdom Hearts games.
==About==
The zine was announced on October 2, 2019, as an Organization XIII calendar with a twisthttps://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1179575593358090240. Each month would feature a tasteful pin-up of one of the first 12 members of Organization XIII. Members 13 and 14, Roxas and Xion, respectively were stated by the organizers to be "on camera duty and would not be featured"https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1201523466706403328. The project would be for charity, and the proceeds would be donated to The Trevor Projecthttps://twitter.com/SirLadySketch/status/1200097021689880576.
The calendars went on sale on December 2 and closed on December 18, 2019https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1201519960184328192https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1207471402942484481. All orders were shipped out by December 27, 2019https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1210772640702423041. Second sales was run from January 31 to February 7, 2020https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1223464467763097602https://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1226012337519226880.
The last update made on February 20, 2020, was a notice that all remaining calendars were shipped and a donation update would be posted soonhttps://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1230554205170978818.
==Contributors==
The following names were taken from the project's social media accounthttps://twitter.com/OThirsteen/status/1199943881762078720.
* OverexcitedBoyo
* hunnyrice
* elder_lemon
* Nijuukoo
* JereduLevenin
* ashphyyyy
* GhostMillk
* Elledriitch
* Spookie_Pie
* SirLadySketch
* SparkyNyx
* OmegaBinary
==Gallery==
File:Kh thirsteen banner.png|Social Media Banner
File:Kh thirsteen cover.png|Calendar Cover
== Fan Reception ==
The following posts are a sample of posts retweeted by the project's social media account about the zine.
Cheers wrote on Twitter
Leon wrote on Twitter
Drac H. wrote on Twitter
== References ==
Category:Kingdom Hearts
Category:Calendars
Organization XIII

Organization XIII, also known as The Organization, is a recurring group of characters in the Disney/Square Enix video game series Kingdom Hearts that serves as a major antagonistic force in multiple installments.
==Canon background==
Organization XIII is comprised of Nobodies, the empty bodies left behind when a person's heart has been lost to darkness. Membership is comprised of Nobodies strong-willed enough to retain human form after the loss of their heart. The group was initially founded by the students of Ansem the Wise with the ostensible goal of regaining their hearts through the completion of an artificial version of the titular heart of all worlds. The name of the group is derived from them having thirteen official members at the beginning of the series, though Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days later revealed the existence of a fourteenth member. Each member is assigned a number corresponding to the order in which they joined. 
The members are:
# Xemnas
# Xigbar
# Xaldin
# Vexen
# Lexaeus
# Zexion
# Saïx
# Axel
# Demyx
# Luxord
# Marluxia
# Larxene
# Roxas
# Xion
The group was canonically disbanded following the deaths of all their members in the first few games of the series, but were later reconstituted by Master Xehanort with a new roster in Dream Drop Distance (2012) and Kingdom Hearts III (2019).
==Reception and meta==
==Theories and speculation==
==Fanon and tropes==
Orgy XIII
Teamfic
=== Organization Self-Inserts ===
In the 2006-2010 era of the fandom, many fan writers wrote stories in which an Original Character joined the Organization as a form of self-insertion, either in place of or in addition to one of the canon members.
=== Fandom Holidays ===
Because the Organization members are numbered in the order they are joined, fans of the series commonly hold fan months and fan days on the months and days that correspond to each member's number, or on dates that correspond to different shipping combinations. Since there are only 12 months in a year, the fan months for Roxas and Xion, members thirteen and fourteen, are celebrated in January and February.
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Fan fiction===
*SERVED
*Those Lacking Spines
=== Zines ===
* Disorgani-zine (2021)
* Organization Thirsteen (2020) - Pinup Calendar
* The XIII (2019)
===Vids and GMVs===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring 
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Tumblr: 
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
===Fan pages and tribute sites===
===Resources===
*Organization XIII on Wikipedia
*Organization XIII on Kingdom Hearts Wiki
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Kingdom Hearts Characters
Category:Pages that need expansion
Category:Stubs
Organization for Transformative Wank

Organization for Transformative Wank September 2007 is a discussion by hector_rashbaum. 
There is an offshoot by hector_rashburm at Fanthropology called Thoughts on OTW (Formerly Fanarchive/Archive of Our Own).
The opening comment: 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "The name [Organization for Transformative Works] didn't sit right with me, but I wasn't sure why - it seemed pompous and overblown."
* a disingenuous statement: "To be honest, up until now I haven't followed OTW all that closely. They're on my friends list, on the "Daily Read" filter, but generally I'd read the update and ten or so "yay so cool!" comments and forget about it."
* compares the cluelessness of Fanlib to the LiveJournal congregation of fans that are planning the Organization of Transformative Works
* hurt feelings about not feeling included
* comments about how the planners of the OTW seem to have too narrow of interests, and won't represent everyone
* it's not a good idea to have one big archive, fans are better off staying in their own specialized lanes, includes a plug for FanworksFinder
* it'll be too hard to make everyone happy in a big archive
* not liking how the title was chosen
* the title as a way to proclaim legitimacy in the academic, mainstream, and journalist worlds
* a long, exuberant geek-out on Emma Lazarus' Statue of Liberty poem as a metaphor
* issues with the OTW's "female centric" focus, inclusivity
* Fan History Wiki's gaps, "it does show biases. It's a good resource, but it's substantially incomplete." 
* comments on the threat that the planned wiki, Fanlore, would be competition for Laura Hale's controversial and unpopular Fan History Wiki
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Organization for Transformative Works: defend fandom!

Organization for Transformative Works: defend fandom! is a short blurb by Xeni Jardin, posted to boingboing.net.
The topic is the creation of the Organization for Transformative Works.
The blurb itself is brief and links to Transforming how we think about fiction… and copyright. What is of interest, however, are the comments, one from the OTW's first donor. That, and a rare glimpse at an OTW early graphic.
==The Post==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
==References==
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
Category:2007 News Media
Organization for Transformative Works Fanzine and Fan Fiction Collection

The Organization for Transformative Works Fanzine and Fan Fiction Collection is a collection of fanzines, fanfiction, and other fannish artifacts spanning the years 1979-2013 that were donated to the University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections via the Organization for Transformative Works.
==About==
From the Collection Overview on the University of Iowa Libraries website:Collection Overview (Accessed 4 April 2019)
==Similar Archives==
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
 
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Organizing Gundam: Internal Consistency vs. User Experience

Organizing Gundam: Internal Consistency vs. User Experience is a 2016 meta essay by Kalloway addressing the poor tag wrangling of the Gundam franchise on Archive of Our Own she had been struggling with since 2012.
The essay was posted on AO3 with the summary, "A meta essay discussing how Gundam fandoms are inconsistently named, defined, and wrangled on the Archive of Our Own, including documentation of support requests for corrections"
It was tagged with these fandom tags:
* Gundam & Related Fandoms
* Gundam SEED & Cosmic Era Gundam
* Gundam 00 & Anno Domini Gundam 
* Gundam Wing & After Colony Gundam
==Topics covered==
* The difficulty of browsing and navigating AO3's Anime and Manga section
* Inconsistencies in canonized fandom names, making it hard to guess under what name a given series will be canonized
* What counts as a "related fandom"
* What makes one fandom separate from another such that they deserve different canonized fandom tags
* Inconsistencies and inaccuracies regarding which fandoms are synned and what they're synned to.
* Difficulty getting any information or resolution from AO3 Support
* Lack of fan-outreach to see what structure and canonized tags would would best for the user base.
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
===Early 2016===
===Late 2017===
==References==
Category:GundamCategory:Organization for Transformative Works MetaCategory:2016 MetaCategory:Meta on AO3
Orgasm Denial

Orgasm denial is a sexual trope involving the intentional denial of sexual release to one character by another. This may occur as a mutually-desired kink in the context of BDSM relationships, or as a form of punishment, humiliation, or abuse.
==External Links==
*Orgasm Denial tag on Archive of Our Own
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
Orhuen Obbligato

Orhuen Obbligato is a 111-page Starsky & Hutch/Sime~Gen crossover pass around story by two authors: Nancy G. and an unknown author. At the top of the title page of at least one copy, "OH THIS IS EVIL, REALLY EVIL! Nancy what have you done to me?" 
The story contains a horse named Nelligan. 
The text is mostly double-spaced; a few single-spaced. Some dot-matrix-printer; some typewriter (possibly an IBM Selectric pica). The author/typist used at least two different typewriters (heavier type on some pages). Thoughts are marked with "//" before and after, but this symbol is used for internal thoughts, not telepathic. The binding was patented ~1986, but this is not necessarily a clue. 
The copy shown here appears to be a rough draft, as there are notes in some of the margins. At one point, the author writes "The day passed enjoyably. //Insert your own slash sex scene, Sparky, I'm not qualified.//"
==A Possible Related Story==
Fighting for Duo is another pass around story that may be related to "Orhuen Obbligato."
This is likely the fiction that Jacqueline Lichtenberg discussed in Three Letters on the Subject of Homosexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe.
From Jacqueline Lichtenberg in 1979: 
==Slash or Gen==
Addressing slash and gen and orhuen.
 
In 1978, Lichtenberg explained: 
In 2015, a fan said:
 
==Excerpts==
"Hutch whirled around instantly and advanced toward Starsky, his tentacles clenched tauntly like fern fronds -- a sure sign he was pissed. Starsky picked the field back up, knowing Hutch had sensed his own confusion and concern even if he didn't realize it yet."
''The glistening tentacles retracted and Starsky found himself pulled abruptly into a bruising kiss. Slipping free he trailed hands and mouth swiftly over muscled torso. He paid homage to the thick cock in passing as he sought entrance to Hutch's body. First with fingers then with lips and tongue he teased the tense ring of muscle asking admittance... Unable to hold back any longer Starsky lifted the quivering thighs over his own and guided himself in. The ronaplin stuff tingled as he was encased in Hutch's flesh... Then Hutch was meeting and matching him, ankles locked behind Starsky legs and ass working as he joined his lover in their drive towards orgasm. Lost in white heat Starsky barely felt the welt raising grip of tentacles on his upper arms...Release took him then and his universe dissolved into a burst of sparks."
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:Sime~Gen Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Zines
Origami Yoda

Origami Yoda is a children's book series by Tom Angleberger based on the Star Wars franchise. The useage of Star Wars elements was officially granted by Lucasfilm. Because of the series' constant homages to Star Wars, the Origami Yoda series could be considered a transformative work.
==Canon==
The books revolve around a group of students at the fictional McQuarrie Middle School (named after Star Wars concept artist Ralph McQuarrie), in the fictional Lucas County, Virginia. The series begins when Dwight Tharp, a social outcast at the school, creates a finger puppet named "Origami Yoda", which he uses to dispense advice to other students. This prompts another student named Tommy Lomax to to create a case-file to determine whether or not Origami Yoda is channeling the Force to give advice. Dwight inspires other students and staff at the school to create their own Star Wars-themed finger puppets, including Darth Paper, the Fortune Wookie, Art2-D2, Jabba the Puppet, Princess Lablemaker, and Emperor Pickletine.
==Fandom==
Despite producing relatively little fan content, the Origami Yoda books have garnered something of a cult following. Author Tom Angleberger regularly showcases origami created by fans of the series (known by the fandom nickname "SuperFolders") on his website.
In 2012, SuperFolders Jawa and JC created the "Origami Yoda Expanded Universe", later rebranded to "SuperFolder Central" in 2012 as a hub for Origami Yoda fan-fiction. Along with Origami-Yoda centered stories, the website expanded to other franchises such as Marvel Comics, DC Comics, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Percy Jackson and the Olympians and more. The website was archived in 2022.
==Resources and Links==
*The Strange Case of Origami Yoda at Wikipedia
*Origami Yoda at TV Tropes
*Official website
*Origami Yoda at Wookiepedia
*How ORIGAMI YODA Saved Star Wars
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Origami Yoda
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
Origfic Bingo

Origfic Bingo began on October 1, 2010. It is in the same general style as fannish bingo prompt-based challenges. The challenge does not restrict genre, type of work, word length or theme. Origfic-bingo rules post, accessed October 26, 2010
There were three types of cards available:
* Totally Gen cards (general prompts not involving romance-specific themes)
* Gen+Romance cards (which draw from the general prompts and also some romance themes)
* Gen+Romance+Kink cards (which draw from the gen and romance themes as well as kinky themes a la Kink Bingo.
Origfic is defined as: "This challenge is for original fiction only. No one will beat you with sticks if you plop your original characters down into a serial-numbers-filed-off fanmade world, but all stories need to be firmly based around original characters, not fandom ones."
==References==
Category:BingoCategory:Journaling Communities
Category:Fiction Writing Category:Original Fiction Category:Original Slash