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Weyr Watch

Weyr Watch is a gen Pern newsletter. On the cover of the first issue: "Western Weyr Fan Club Newsletter for Fans of Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern."
==Issue 1==
Weyr Watch n.1 v.1 was published in 1993 and contains 30 pages.
it has articles on the Western Weyr, character profiles, three very short stories, art & more.
 
Image:WeyrWatch.jpg|front cover of v.1 n.1
Image:WatchWeyrBack.jpg|back cover of v.1 n.1 by Laura Kagawa
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Weyr Words

Weyr Words is a Dragonriders of Pern newsletter. 
There are at least fifty-nine issues starting in October 1980. It started as a few pages with minutes from a fan club meeting, soon became a 12-page newsletter, and developed into a full-fledged fanzine. 
It was published once a month.
The club was based in New Orleans.
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Weyrdly Towering

Weyrdly Towering is a Darkover and Pern zine. 
The eighth issue was published in March or April 1988. Volume 6 number 1 (cover: "Menolly" by Adele Gardner) was published in 1992.
It was the quarterly newsletter of Darriel Council, Gar Hold (Pern).
Subscriptions were $8 a year.
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Whaddya Mean I'm Not a Good Kisser?

Whaddya Mean I'm Not a Good Kisser? is a slash 45-page Starsky and Hutch anthology. It contains no interior art.
It was advertised as a "short story S/H anthology dealing with Starsky & Hutch's first kiss. This is an unedited, just-for-fun one-shot. Age statement required." 
A fan in 1999 mentioned this zine on a mailing list: "Next to Sweet Revenge, the "good kisser" scenario has inspired more stories than any other I can think of. In fact, there was even a whole mini-zine called "What D'ya Mean I'm Not A Good Kisser" in which each story took off from this scene. comment by Flamingo at ThePits, quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission 
==Regarding Feedback==
In early 1990, one of the editors of this zine wrote of feedback, the lack of it, and of a proposed zine that ended up not making it off the ground: 
==Contents==
* Last New Year's Didn't Count by Lucy Cribb Walk, poem (1)
* Fall Into the Gap by Molly D. Brown (2) 
* Double Dip by Merle Decker (3)
* Heart of the Sunrise by Ellen Morris (6)
* First Kiss by Ima Fool (8)
* I Hear Music by Katherine Robertson (10)
* Do You Believe in Magic by Carol Davies (14)
* Cowboys Don't Kiss by Jeannette Paris (17)
* It's the Thought That Counts by Jo Elliot (21)
* The Box by Kimberly Sara Huntington, poem (25)
* The First by April Valentine (30)
* Sentinel by Debra Hicks (33)
* Truth or Dare by Ellen Morris (35)
* Phantasms by Theresa DeVaux (37)
* Tell Me Something I Don’t Know by J. Elizabeth Ginty (41)
* This Kiss by Pat Massie, poem (45)
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Whale Song

Whale Song is the Star Trek: TOS newsletter published by the University of Alabama Star Trek Club
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Whale Song 2 was published in Fall 1988 and contains 14 pages.
* Captain's Log (2)
* Letters from the Readers (3)
* Interview with Jeanne M. Dilliard (4)
* Trek Trivia (6)
* Hot off the Press: episode reviews (7)
* Character Profile (11)
* Trek Tech (12)
* Reflections (12)
* Pros and Cons (14)
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Whale Weekly

Whale Weekly is a newsletter that mails excerpts of the novel Moby Dick to readers approximately in sync with passage of time in the novel.Unlike Dracula, Moby Dick is not espistolary and has few specific dates mentioned. However, the creator of the substack has created an approximate calendar for the book based on estimated travel times and clues to specific dates in the book, and is releasing chapters based on that calendar. See the FAQ for details. It's one of several newsletters for following classic novels that is inspired by Dracula Daily. There is a discord specifically for discussion of the newsletter, and as well as fan discussion on Tumblr.
==Event Info==
==History==
==Fandom==
===Meta===
*, by animate-mush, contrasting the fannish response to Ishmaels journey with that of Jonathan Harker (particularly during the gap in Dracula entries during July).
===Memes===
===Fanart===
* which also discusses the artists' designs for the characters, by Paul Gadzikowski.
===Other===
==Links==
*Discord server invite
*#whale weekly on Tumblr
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category: Books & Literature
Category: 2021 Mailing Lists
Category: 2022 Mailing Lists
Whammy Awards

The Whammy Awards were given to X-Files net slash writers from 1997 - 1999 by the "Whammy Committee" (in 1999: Iain-Padraic Jackson, Rosalita, & Gelati.) 
The awards' mission statement claims, "It is the Whammy goal to improve the writing, illuminate the talents, and support the creativity of XF fanfic writers on the Web."
The awards excluded non-con fan fiction, something which proved to be disappointing to many Mulder/Krycek fan readers and writers since noncon was a particular favorite trope in that pairing. Taken from Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed September 27, 2010.
==1999 Commentary==
In March 1999, CiCi Lean wrote one of their Acid Desk commentaries on these awards. Below is an excerpt from a MUCH longer post: 
== 1997 Whammy Awards ==
*Rogaine I - Rogaine, Rats, and Baseball Bats by Ethan Nelson
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Short Fiction 
*Paradox Club, The by Cody Nelson
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Use of Props 
*Walking the Line by XF Stew
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Scully Slash 
*Battered Krycek Blues by torch 
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Mini Fiction 
*In a Dark Time: Sleepless by A. Leigh-Anne Childe
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Sex Scene. 
*Something Wicked by torch
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Other Fanfic. 
*Denny's Cycle by Ethan Nelson
:Awards: 1997 Whammy for Best Mulder/Skinner Fanfic, Most Unusual Location and Best Humour FanFic.
*The Same Everywhere (I) and The Hand We Were Dealt (II) by Jane Mortimer
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Series Fanfic. 
*Ghosts by torch 
:Awards: 1997 Whammy for Best Angst Fanfic, Best Long Fanfic and Best Mulder/Krycek FanFic. 
*torch
:Award: 1997 Whammy for Best Author. 
*Brenda Antrim
:Award: The Big O - 1997 Whammy for Greatest Contribution to X-Files Slash Fanfic.
== 1998 Whammy Awards ==
By 1998, the number of stories eligible for the Whammy Awards climbed from 350 in 1997 to over 600. IRC Chat with author Rosalita hosted by the AD's Office IRC Chat Channel September 19, 1998. 
*Hostage by Xanthe
:Award: 1998 Whammy for Best Angst (joint first place)
*Subterfuge by Xanthe
:Awards: 1998 Whammy for Best Sex Scene (joint winner), Best Series (joint winner).
*Addictions by Viridian5
:Awards: 1998 Whammy joint winner for Best Slash Short fanfic (10K to 50K)
== 1999 Whammy Awards ==
==See also==
*EMXC Awards
*Lisa e Krysa Awards
*Morley Awards
*Silver Sutures Awards
*Spooky Awards
*Starbuck Awards
*UUFFAA (Unofficial USENET Fan-Fic Achievement Awards)
==References==
Category:Slash Awards
Category:X-Files
Category:1997 Awards
Category:1990s Awards
What's Black and White and Read All Over: The Symbolism of Black and White in Star Wars

What's Black and White and Read All Over: The Symbolism of Black and White in Star Wars is a meta essay by Terri Black that was published in Southern Enclave #3.
It is online here
==Excerpt==
"Anyone will agree that the statement that black and white are symbols in the STAR WARS saga. Darkness has always symbolized evil, and light good. But it's not quite that simple in STAR WARS, not even for Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader."
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category: 1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What's Her Face

What's Her Face is a member of the Teen Girl Squad from Homestar Runner.
==Canon Overview==
What's Her Face is the group's outcast and punching bag, due to Cheerleader's selfishness and the other girls just going along with it. The closest she has to a real friend is The Ugly One.
Sometimes Strong Bad will throw WHF a bone by giving her a love interest or letting her survive the longest out of the four girls.
==Fandom==
What's Her Face is commonly shipped with The Ugly One.
==Fanworks==
* by gelarshiesprofruitboarder, 2023
==Links and Resources==
* What's Her Face on the Homestar Runner Wiki
* What's Her Face tag on AO3
==References==
Category: Homestar Runner
What's In An AU?

What's in an AU? is a post written by yourlibrarian in 2010. It discusses how the term AU is defined differently in different fandoms, and suggests different labels for sorting AU types.
It is the origin of yourlibrarian's taxonomy of AUs, an more specific categorization of AU types which became somewhat popular:
* AC - alternate characterization
* AL - alternate life
* AS - alternate setting
* AT - alternate timeline
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Meta Essays
Category:2010 Meta
What's In Hanson's Attic

What's In Hanson's Attic was a Yahoo! Group for Hanson fans. The group was created by Becky and Zannie.
thumb|350px|posting history
It was created on May 5, 2000; it was active through 2004 with only spam messages being sent to the group since then. As of October 2019, it had 888 members. 
==Description==
Category:Hanson Mailing Lists 
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
What's It All About, Alpha

What's It All About, Alpha is a one-act play based on Space: 1999 written by Alice M. Newsome. The play includes a number of popular song parodies with lyrics written by Alice M. Newsome, Ron Butler, Ann Hester, and Merilea Mercer.
It was performed at SpaceCon (Space: 1999 convention) in 1980.
The cast of characters is:
* John Koenig, Cmdr Moonbase Alpha
* Dr. Helena Russell, Chief of Medicine
* Paul Morrow, Base Controller
* Sandra Benes, Communications Officer
* Annette Frazier [sic], Command Center worker
* Tony Verdeschi, New Chief of Security
* Alan Carter, Chief Eagle Pilot
* Victor Bergman, All around genius
* Maya, Psychon in residence
* Two Security Guards
* Eagle pilots
* Medical technician
Image:whats-it-all-about-alpha_1980.jpg| Cover and title page
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Category:Plays & SkitsCategory:1980 Plays & Skits
What's Left of Me

What's Left of Me is a Veronica Mars fanvid by catherinebruce. It's use of the song "What's Left of Me" predates the song's use on the TV show. The vid also won numerous awards.
The vid was posted to neptune_video and was based on a request from divainblue at The LoVe Shack.
==Reactions/Reviews==
The vid was reviewed by flyingtapes at the_reel on July 30, 2006.
Comments on the vid announcement:
==References==
Category:Veronica Mars
Category:2006 Vids
What's Love Got to Do With It?

You may be looking for the essay: What's Love Got to Do With It? A semi-sane analysis of 'slash' fanfiction.
What's Love Got to Do With It? is a K/S story by Cybel Harper.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #12.
==Summary==
"That's what Kirk asks himself the morning after Spock's pon farr ends... Spock's answer remains to be heard."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
 
==References==
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
What's New About New Fandom?

What's New About New Fandom? was a 1938 article by Robert A. W. Lowndes that addressed the ongoing feud between New Fandom and his own leftist fanclub, the Futurians. At the time it was written, New Fandom had recently been formed. Former friends Donald A. Wollheim and William S. Sykora were at war, and Sykora was using New Fandom to plan the first Worldcon, kicking Wollheim and his allies off a committee that had been formed in 1937.
== Text ==
Category:1939 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What's The Story, Morning Glory

What's The Story, Morning Glory is a 2003 essay by Cesperanza. 
The topic is a then-recent meme about authors talking about their own fics. "I'm a little baffled and freaked out by the "what's my story" meme going around right now, which I have problems with on a number of different levels."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* becoming more like your online persona
* fanworks as therapy
* repetition of themes
* self-introspection
* betas
* somebody gets invited to dinner
==Excerpt==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
What's With IOHO?

What's With IOHO? is a 1999 post at alt.tv.x-files.creative. 
The original post is by Cynthia. It berates a fanfic rec site for including an X-Files story by Gwyneth Rhys without that author's permission. The ensuing discussion includes 55 comments by 29 authors.
The discussion's topics include: fiction archiving, permissions, the trials and tribulations of archivists, hurt feelings, misunderstandings, white knighting, lack of assuming good faith, miscommunication, bruised egos, fans feeling under-valued for their fanworks (including fans who created and maintain archives), BNFs sticking up for each other, old grievances, the story Complicated Shadows, and a peek into fan cultures and exceptions regarding access and creation of fanworks. Also some sockpuppetting. The conversation is also one that illustrates the conflicts when fans/fanworks are both the customer and the product.
==Related Essays and Posts==
* Guests in my corn: The really big-ass rant against archive-mania by Gwyneth Rhys (1999)
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
What's a Beta Reader, and Why Do I Need One?

What's a Beta Reader, and Why Do I Need One? is an essay by shannono. 
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in January 2001. A closely-related essay is How Do I Keep My Beta Readers Happy?.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* practical tips for finding a beta
* all writers should have betaed for someone
* fan networking
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
What's a God to a Goose?

What's a God to a Goose? is a Fusion fic of Untitled Goose Game and Hades, told from the point of view of the Goose.
Author's summary:
As of this writing (February 2023) the fic has over 150 comments and 326 bookmarks on Archive of Our Own.
==Related Fanworks==
* by pickledragon
==Reviews and Reactions==
==References==
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
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What's a Leonard Nimoy?

What's a Leonard Nimoy? is a 1971 essay by Beryl Van Riper.
It was printed in Nimoyan #2, a fan club zine. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Nimoy's manliness
* typecasting
* looking good in clothes
* includes some racial comments that were "acceptable" in 1971, but certainly not now
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Mission: Impossible (TV series)
Category:1971 Meta
What's a Partner For?

What's a Partner For is a slash Starsky and Hutch story by Rosemary C .
It was printed in Trace Elements and is online. 
The sequel is A Virgin in These Woods.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1982===
===2003===
===2004===
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
What's a soulmate?

What's a soulmate? is a fairly common voice-over in fanvids for various pairings in multiple fandoms - including RPF. It comes from a line read by Dawson Leery from Dawson's Creek.
The title of the vids are often What's a soulmate? plus the pairing it is starring. Voice-over dialogues between the pairing, along with additional music, are also fairly common.
==The Lines==
==Fanworks==
*The 100:
** what's a soulmate? by This Fantasy (Bellamy/Clarke)
** What's a soulmate (Light) by coldrequiem (Bellamy/Clarke)
*Dickinson:
** What's a soulmate? by nihemher (Emily Dickinson/Sue Gilbert)
*The Fosters:
** "what's a soulmate?" by bbiivee (Brandon/Callie)
*Girl Meets World:
** What's a Soulmate? by G. ♥ (Riley/Farkle)
*Harry Potter:
** what's a soulmate? by tennisgirlxoxo (Harry/Hermione)
*How I Met Your Mother:
** what's a soulmate? by LaKarenMercury (Barney/Robin)
*Marvel Cinematic Universe:
** what's a soulmate? by guardianangelbucky (Bucky/Steve)
** WinterIron by Jess Batley (Bucky Barnes/Tony Stark)
*The Notebook:
** what's a soulmate // halo by Lolita Edits (Allie/Noah)
*The Office:
** What's a soulmate? by beesly edits (Jim/Pam)
*Once Upon A Time:
** 'what's a soulmate' by swanscaptn (Emma/Hook)
*RPF:
** what's a soulmate? by xMystic Wolf (Hayley Atwell/Chris Evans)
** What's a soulmate? by ATimeLadyD (Lady Gaga/Bradley Cooper)
*Teen Wolf:
** "What's a soulmate ? Somebody to die for" by Lolipopasha (Scott/Lydia)
** What's a soulmate? by Annyax (Allison/Lydia)
==Resources==
* available audio to download by enchantinqs
* Dawson's Creek video & audio by tinklight90
* YouTube search for "what's a soulmate?"
Category:Vidding Glossary Category:Dawson's Creek
What's in a Name? Interviewing Rosemary Edghill

What's in a Name? Interviewing Rosemary Edghill focuses on her writing and its influences, her collaboration with Marion Zimmer Bradley, Mercedes Lackey, and Andre Norton, her interest in X-Men, and how being a fan got her paid work. 
==Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2002 Fan Interviews
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Fan Interviews
What's it All About, Alpha? Or The Up Side of Dark Heroes

: Not to be confused with What's It All About, Alpha, a Space: 1999 one-act play.
What's it All About, Alpha? Or The Up Side of Dark Heroes by Suzanne Brockmann.
It was originally published by The Romance Reader, and then re-printed at The Corellian Embassy with permission of the author.
==Topics Discussed==
* Clams
* Spock
* Han Solo
* gender dynamics and emotion repression
* the author's own original romance fiction
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What's up with the AO3 and racism?

What's up with the AO3 and racism? is a blog post by naye concerning criticism of AO3 and its handling of racism on its platform and within their organization.
==Points Discussed==
* The founding of AO3 following Strikethrough 
* AO3's content warnings system 
* Corporate response to Black Lives Matter
==Excerpts==
==Reactions & Commentary==
A few days later, Open Letter to the OTW on Racism in Fandom was created.
==References==
Category:2020 MetaCategory:Race & Fandom Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
What *is* slash?

What *is* slash? is a 2003 essay by Flamingo and is in response to another fan's statement: "If you are going to write a story where the entire purpose is to develop their relationship from a platonic one to a sexual one, you have got to write the sex." 
While it has a Starsky & Hutch focus, the topic covers all fandoms. 
The essay was originally posted to the mailing list VenicePlace, and it is included here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* some fic by Suzan Lovett
* the necessity of following through on a premise
* the different kinds of slash writing: explicit and non-explicit
* some differences between fan writing and pro-writing
* three of Flamingo's own fics, Crystal Blue Peruasion, If Love is Real Series, and (Starsky & Hutch zine)|Total Eclipse of the Heart
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
What A Character Awards

What A Character Awards were awards for fanfiction in the Power Rangers fandom, the site was hosted on Angelfire. They appear to have occurred from 2006-2008. These awards did not accept slash stories, but were het or gen focused. 
==Categories==
*Best Short Story
*Best Incomplete Story
*Best Long Form Chapter Story
*Best Short Form Chapter Story
*Best Original Character
*Best Portrayal of a Power Ranger
*Best Author
*Best Romance
*Best Angst
*Best Power Ranger/Original Character Couple
*Best Ranger Couple
*Best MMPR Story
*Best PRZ Story
*Best PRT/iS
*Best PRLG Story
*Best PRLR Story
*Best PRTF Story
*Best PRWF Story
*Best PRNS Story
*Best PRDT Story
*Best PRSPD Story
*Best PRMF Story
*Best PROO Story
*Best Fanfiction Reviewer
Category:Power Rangers
Category:Angelfire
Category:2006 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
What All Men Seek to Find

What All Men Seek to Find is a 95-page non-explicit het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by G.S. Franklin. 
The three interior illos are not credited.
In it, Vincent falls in love with an OFC, named Zamara who comes from another world. It turns out that Vincent is a Leolite from that world, and sent away as an infant for his protection. He is the son of Aragon and a woman named Annua, conceived in a sort of pon farr trance. This makes Vincent a prince, as well as his son, Jacob.
==Summaries==
==From the Editorial==
==Excerpts==
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:whatallmen-1.jpg
Image:whatallmen-2.jpg
Image:whatallmen-3.jpg
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
What Child Is This

What Child Is This is a Merlin/Arthur Modern AU by lamardeuse. It is loosely based on a 1939 movie with David Niven and Ginger Rogers.
Summary: A modern AU with Merlin, Arthur, mayhem, a baby and a jingly elf hat.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin AU
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
What Could Have Been

What Could Have Been was a fanlisting and small fansite dedicated to the pairing of Gwen Stacy and Peter Parker from the Spider-Man fandom.
:The name was simple and inspired by the House of M series where Scarlet Witch changes the world and Gwen Stacy was alive. Peter and Gwen was also married had one child. 
What Could Have Been was opened on May 22nd, 2007 on Stephanie's personal domain (Muse-insanity.org). After the domain expired in 2008 or 2009, the fansite is no longer up.
Category:Spider-Man
Category:Fanlistings
Category:2000s
What D'Ye Think Yer Doin' Productions

What D'Ye Think Yer Doin' Productions was a zine publisher active in the 1980s. It was based in Australia.
==Zines==
* Sendings (Elfquest)
* Scenario (Greatest American Hero) 
* Phoenix (Blake's 7)
* Megazine (multimedia SF)
* Femme Fatale (multimedia)
* Out of the War Zone (V)
* Postscripts (V)
What Deserves Remembrance

"What Deserves Remembrance""What Deserves Remembrance" by Katherine, posted to Yuletide on 15 December 2011. Accessed 30 January 2012. is a story by Katherine written for Yuletide 2011 for recipient fawatson. The story has an elderly Simonides reminiscing about his life. The story is notable for its lyric quality and for the way the author worked in all the prompts and suggestions in the request.
Comments by readers include:
* It is so lovely and lyrical - a piece of poetry itself to honour the poet himself.Comment to "What Deserves Remembrance " by fawatson at the Yuletide collection on Archive of Our Own on 25 December 2011. Accessed 30 January 2012.—fawatson
== References ==
Category:The Praise Singer Fan Fiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
What Do We Think of Fanfic Now?: A conversation between Dal Maclean and Nicole Kimberling

What Do We Think of Fanfic Now?: A conversation between Dal Maclean and Nicole Kimberling is a 2020 interview on Josh Lanyon's blog. Lanyon was a Professionals and a Mary Renault fan.
Dal Maclean (a former fellow Professionals fan) and Nicole Kimberling (a former K/S fan who edited for the zine First Time) are now commercial M/M writers.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Lanyon first "met" Maclean in The Professionals fandom
* fanfiction was used to be déclassé, and something to be hidden
* fanfiction has its own style and aesthetics
* writing fanfiction as a freeing and educational experience
* upping the ante for your readers is a fanfic dynamic 
* comments about Archive of Our Own winning a Hugo Award
* both authors' thoughts about fans writing fiction on their own books
* why people like to write fanfic, why it is so satisfying
* why some big-name authors get upset about fanfc
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments: At the Blog Site==
Category:2020 Fan Interviews
Category:Fanfiction Meta