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The Weight (Friends at the Table fansong)

The Weight is a Friends at the Table fan song in the style of a duet between the COUNTER/Weight characters Orth Godlove and Ibex. It was written, composed, and recorded by Louisa Blatt as a gift for ringneckedpheasant in the 2023 round of Secret Samol.Audio post by Louisa Blatt a.k.a. @clemkesh (Jan 28, 2024). Tumblr. Retrieved January 30, 2024. (archive link) Louisa B performs as Orth in the song, and fellow Friends at the Table fan Reid performs as Ibex.
In addition to the Tumblr audio post, the song is available in the form of a lyric video on YouTube.The Weight Lyrics Video- Secret Samol 2023 (Jan 28, 2024). YouTube video posted by Louisa B. Retrieved January 30, 2024.
== Lyrics ==
Orth Godlove 	Ibex
Captain of a sinking ship
Leader of a one-way trip
Somebody's pawn in somebody's grand design
Blazing a golden trail
Too bad we're all doomed to fail
And when we all die
The blame will be mine
I fly with the weight of the world on my shoulders
Give the weight to somebody who's bolder, colder
Soldier, you're gonna be fine
I lied	
 	Eldest of a dying breed
Brother called up to lead
Nobody's pawn, not even a divine's
This man is too sensitive
Enter, executive
I'll lend a hand to steady his lacking spine
I fly with the weight of the world on my shoulders
What's another minuscule boulder?
I told her that I would be fine
I've tried
Captain of a sinking ship
Leader of a one-way trip
Somebody's pawn in somebody's grand design
Please, give me some advice
Guidance sure would be nice
If only the stars could lend us their shine	They love you in peacetime
They need me in war
Don't you forget what it is we're fighting for
I'm happy to help you
I'm an excellent guide
What great things we can do side by side
I fly with the weight of the world on my shoulders	
Give the weight to somebody who's bolder, colder
Soldier, you're gonna be fine
I lied
Captain of a sinking ship
Leader of a one-way trip	Give the weight to somebody who's bolder, colder
Soldier, you're gonna be fine
I lied
Captain of a sinking ship
Leader of a one-way trip
Somebody's pawn 	
 	In somebody's grand design
== Responses ==
==References==
Category:Fan Songs
Category:Friends at the Table
The Weird, Wild World of Slash Fiction

The Weird, Wild World of Slash Fiction was written by Eric Diaz for Geekscape. The article uses uncredited fanart, including one piece that was removed from the site two years after the post was created. 
In the first paragraph, the author defines all slash fanworks as pornography which gives the reader a general idea of the author's depth of understanding of the slash genre.
Some topics discussed: how creepy slash fanworks are, how unrealistic slash fanworks are, slash fanworks are created by "unfulfilled women," slash written by women has too much talking and not enough filth, fiction written by "teenage girls and their Mothers" is bad... A topic not discussed: the author's own misogyny and ageism. 
==Some Excerpts==
==Notes==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:2010 News Media
Category:Slash News Media
The Weird Stuff

The Weird Stuff was a letterzine with a focus on TV series with supernatural, paranormal or alien elements (e.g. War of the Worlds, Shadow Chasers). The attraction of these memes was discussed, research into the topics, the introduction of the memes into series where they are present, etc.
It had a role-playing game focus. From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "A letterzine for the War of the Worlds Role Playing Fan Club: The Second Invention. If you want to join the on-going, through the mail, role playing fan club, let me know!"
There were five issues.
See List of Letterzines.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
The Weird Stuff 4 was published in 1990 and contains 40 pages.
 
Image:weirdstuff4-1.jpg|from issue #4
Image:weirdstuff4-2.jpg|from issue #4
Image:weirdstuff4-3.jpg|from issue #4
Image:weirdstuff4-4.jpg|from issue #4
Image:weirdstuff4-5.jpg|from issue #4
Image:weirdstuff4-6.jpg|from issue #4
==Issue 5==
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:Shadow Chasers
Category:Role Playing
Category:1990s Zines
The Weird World of Fan Fiction

The Weird World of Fan Fiction is an article by Alexandra Alter published in the Wall Street Journal in 2012. It bears the alternate title: "The Fan-Fiction Roots of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' and Other Best Sellers": They're amateur writers—with millions of readers. After years in the shadows, they're starting to break into the mainstream.
The article does a fairly decent job explaining fanfiction to the most mainstream of audiences. It mentions Twilight fandom, the inevitable Fifty Shades of Grey, Meg Cabot, Cassandra Clare, Naomi Novik, various professional authors' attitudes to fanfiction, FanFiction.Net, crossovers, crack!fic, slash, Supernatural, the legal basis of fanfiction, and more.
Category:2012 News Media
 Category:Fanfiction News Media
The Werewolf Registry

The Werewolf Registry was a Harry Potter archive with fanfiction and fanart about the character Remus Lupin. 
The different subpages could be found by moving the mouse over the the Marauder's Map on the index page. Subpages included a fiction archive, a fanart page, forums, canon information, a moon chart, links (including information about werewolf books and movies), a page with Current Known Werewolf Locations (registered wolves aka members), Frequently Asked Questions, information about werewolves, and more.
Description from Red Moon Rising: 
==Screencaps==
File:Registry_Frequently_Asked_Questions.png|F.A.Q.
File:HOWLL.png|Headquarters for the Organized Worship of Lupin League
File:Werewolf Registry FanFiction Archives.png|Fanfic archive
File:Registry Locator.png|Current Known Werewolf Locations - A Practical Guide Provided by the Werewolf Registry for the Location of Fellow Lycanthropes
File:End_car.png|The End Compartment of the Hogwarts Express - Links
File:The_moon_is_quite_a_very_important_part_of_the_universe.png|Tide Control
File:Remus_in_Canon.png|Remus in Canon
File:He_looks_like_one_good_hex.png|Fanart page, sorted by artist
==Fanfiction==
The archive hosted 142 stories in 2004.
*Full Moon Fics (67) - Remus Lupin is the main character and the plot is focused on him.
*Half Moon Fics (31) - Remus is a main character, but it?s not necessarily his plot.
*Quarter Moon Fics (5) - Remus is in this story at some point, but not too 
==Links==
===Fanfiction===
*The Sugarquill - The Alpha’s favorite site for fan fiction favoring H/G and R/H and the inspiration for our own sub-temple!
*Checkmated - A site favoring R/H, but open to other ships.
*Phoenixsong - A relatively new site favoring the ships H/G and R/H.
*Fan Fiction.Net - The infamous site that hosts oodles of HP fiction in the 'Harry Potter' section, but beware: good fics are still to be found there, but they tend to be hard to find among the masses.
*Fiction Alley - Fiction & art in all shapes & sizes - 7 sickles an ounce.
===Slash Sites===
*Azkaban's Lair - The Remus & Sirius archive.
 
*Red Moon Rising - This site is mainly focused on Remus Lupin and Sirius Black. Within these pages, you will find tons of fan fiction and artwork, as well as quizzes, and more.
*Remus Lupin/Sirius Black Yahoo Group - An age restricted discussion group at Yahoo!
===Member Sites===
 
*Alezandrian's website Harry Potter art in the muralist style, emoticons, and more.
*Lycan Mystik's Website Harry Potter art, house banners, avatars, and more.
*The Good Doctor Monoco's Webpage Harry Potter art and more
*Redscharlach's Website The humorous side of Harry Potter art.
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Marauders Archives
The Wheel of Fate

The Wheel of Fate is a gen Star Trek: TOS 47-page novel by Valerie Piacentini and poetry by Sheila Clark.
It was originally published as two stories: The Wheel Turns (word count - 17992), first printed 1977, and its sequel "Ultimatum" (word count - 8705), first printed 1977 in Log Entries 11.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Wheel of Time

The Wheel of Time is a fantasy book series by Robert Jordan. The author died in 2007 and the series was completed by Brandon Sanderson.
An Amazon TV series adaptation premiered in 2021 to mixed fan reception.
==Fandom==
Due to the shared author and genre, there is a significant overlap between the Cosmere and Wheel of Time fandoms. 
*wotmania (c. 1998–2009)
*Theoryland of the Wheel of Time
*Dragonmount - a Wheel of Time community
*Encyclopaedia WoT
*A Wheel of Time Wiki
*wheeloftime.org
==Fanfiction==
*Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan and The Wheel of Time (TV) at Archive of Our Own
*Wheel of Time - FanFiction.Net has more than 900 stories.
*Dragon's Library - The Wheel of Time fiction. It has four subcategories: WoT Third Age, WoT Ages of Past & Future, WoT Humor, and WoT Roleplaying.
*Wheel of Time Fan Fiction (Fanfics) - Links to sites hosting WoT fanfiction.
===Play-by-post sites===
*Grey Tower
*Portalstones
*Netland Towers
*WheelOfTimeRP.net
*World of the Wheel
===MUDs and MUSHes===
*WoTmud
*Daes Dae'mar
*Tales of Ta'veren
*The Tellings of the Wheel
==Fusions==
The WoT fantasy universe is sometimes used for fusions with other universes, for example in the Merlin story One Touch of Your Hand to Mine‎.
==Other Fanworks==
*Wheel of Time: The Eye of the World fan trailer
Category:Wheel of Time
The Whills

The Whills is a Star Wars fanzine published by Eric Larson. It ran for two issues. 
Staff: "Eric Larson, Sheryl Jones, Coordinators. Sara Campbell, Story Editor. Mary Schmidt, Devil's Advocate, totally uninvolved and a heck of a nice person." 
It has a newsletter sister zine called The Whills Newsletter.
 
==Issue 1==
The Whills 1 was published in December 1981 and contains 84 pages. The illos are by Giovanna Fregni, Eluki bes Shahar, Kate Nuernberg, and L.T. Salley.
From the first issue: 
* Gratitude (1)
* Editorials (Eric Larson, Sara Campbell, Sheryl Jones) (3)
* Letters (These are not actual LoCs but instead descriptions of letters by fans.) (7)
* Interview with Julian Glover by Eric Larson (9)
* Filks by Sheryl Jones (to the tune of "If," to the tune of "The Rose") (15)
* Something X-tra, an essay by Sara Campbell, defending Lucasfilm's censorship of fanzines (17)
* Life on Dagobah (20)
* Empire Quiz by Eric Larson and Sheryl Jones (21)
* No Greater Love, fiction by Megan Cynara (23)
* Puzzle by Sheryl Jones (35)
* Rootleaf Stew Recipe by Eric Larson (36)
* Kid Art: Probot by Scott Larson, Imperial Walker Battle by Joel Pisieg (37)
* Discipline Recommended, narrative poem by L.T. Salley (39)
* Foolproof by L.T. Salley (47)
* Answers to Quiz (82)
* Ads (84)
 
Image:whills1-1.jpg|inside page from issue #1, unknown artist
Image:whills1-2.jpg|inside page from issue #1, sample text
Image:whills1-3.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Giovanna Fregni
Image:whills1-4.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Giovanna Fregni
Image:whills1-5.jpg|inside page from issue #1, Eluki bes Shahar
Image:whills1-6.jpg|inside page from issue #1, centerfold by L.T. Salley
Image:whills1-7.jpg|inside page from issue #1, L.T. Salley
Image:whills1-8.jpg|inside page from issue #1, L.T. Salley
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Whills 2 was published in May 1984 and contains 100 pages. It has the subtitle, "The Whills Fanzine.
The art is by Joe Darrow, Nick Choles, Dave Fromander, and Eric J. Larson. 
The editor gives much thanks to Carolyn Cooper.
* Introductions by Staff and Publisher 
* Introspection, fiction by Scotty Perkins (1)
* Howard Kazanjian Interview conducted by Eric Jon Larson (4)
* Overtures, fiction (12)
* Future Voices, Past Shadows (title on table of contents) by Scotty Perkins (12)
** Overtures (chapter 1) 
** Love Songs and Blues (chapter 2)
** Development in the Dance (chapter 3)
** Notes of Dischord [sic] (chapter 4)
** Once More with Feeling (chapter 5)
* Photos from the "The Empire Strikes Back," by Lucasfilm (81)
* Gathering Pawns, part one by Jon Manzo (Bib Fortuna waits for Boba Fett) (Since there was not a third issue of "The Whills," this story was not completed.) (82)
* Jedi Merchandise Guide (contact info and very short descriptions) (89)
 
Image:whills2-1.jpg|from issue #2, illo of Carolyn Cooper, artist is Dave Fromander
Image:whills2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Eric J. Larson
Image:whills2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Joe Darrow
Image:whills2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Nick Choles
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1980s
The Whills Newsletter

The Whills Newsletter is a Star Wars newsletter. It was a sister zine to The Whills, published two years earlier. 
There were perhaps just two issues.
==Issue 1==
The Whills Newsletter 1 January 1983 and contains 2 pages. 
==Issue 2==
The Whills Newsletter 2 October 1983 and contains 2 pages. 
An excerpt from the interview: 
* Closeup (partial reprinted transcript of an interview with George Lucas, conducted by Gene Siskel for the Chicago Tribune on May 15, 1982)
* short blurb about Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom 
Category:Star Wars Zines
 
Category:1983 Zines
The Whispered Watchword

The Whispered Watchword is a newsletter for fans of Nancy Drew and other girl-centric books such as Trixie Beldon and Judy Bolton. It began in 1988 and is still being issued (as of 2011). There are ten issues a year.
From the society's website: "Read about series past and present in our official monthly 30 page newsletter, The Whispered Watchword which includes a wide variety of articles on all aspects of girls series collecting, past and present, written by fellow collectors... Yearly membership includes 10 newsletter issues plus the opportunity to attend our annual convention and many regional get-togethers." 
==March 2003==
The articles in the March 2003 issue, edited by Jennifer Fisher, include:
* Mr. Gold and Her Neighborhood House by Kate Emburg 
* The Clue in the Old Nostalgia...An Interview with Phil Zuckerman, by Jennifer Fisher 
* Judy Bolton: The Whispered Watchword A Blathering Blow-by-Blow by Anna Peterson 
* Cassie Hartt - Girl Sleuth (The New Kid on the Block) by Domenic Ferrante 
* A Mystery to Me XXVI by Richard ZainEldeen 
* Phillip Pullman's Sally Lockhard Series by Kathi Peterson 
* Starvation Heights - Or - When Real Life True Crime Preceded Juvenile Series Fiction by Kathy Ursich 
* Nancy Nostalgia or The Mystery Behind Nancy Drew's Appeal by Jennifer Fisher 
* Nancy Drew TV Show Trivia by Jennifer Fisher 
* eBay Watch 
* Phantom Voices edited by Troy Horrisberger 
Category:Nancy Drew
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Whispering Gallery (Beauty and the Beast letterzine)

The Whispering Gallery is a gen and het Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine published by Vicki Burke. 
In his book Textual Poachers, Henry Jenkins describes it: 
==Issue 1==
The Whispering Gallery 1
==Issue 2==
The Whispering Gallery 2 
==Issue 3==
The Whispering Gallery 3
==Issue 4==
The Whispering Gallery 4
==Issue 5==
The Whispering Gallery 5 was published in 1988.
A fan discussed the episode "Terrible Savior" in the column "What They Don’t Tell Us":
==Issue 6==
The Whispering Gallery 6 
==Issue 7==
The Whispering Gallery 7 
==Issue 8==
The Whispering Gallery 8 was published in 1989.
==Issue 9==
The Whispering Gallery 9 was published in 1989.
==Issue 10==
The Whispering Gallery 10 was published in 1989.
==Issue 11==
The Whispering Gallery 11
==Issue 12==
The Whispering Gallery 12
==Issue 13/14==
The Whispering Gallery 13/14
==Issue 15==
The Whispering Gallery 15 was published in November 1989 and contains 30 pages.
From the editor: 
* a review of the episode, "The Watcher" 
* Catherine's Song, poem by Joan O'Connor
* review of the book "Beasts" by John Crowley
* several fan lists of the ways the show changed their lives
* The Rehearsal, fiction by Diane Fearn-Desrosiers 
* review of Abode of the Beast, see that page 
* a review of Beauty and the Beast, pro novel by Barbara Hambly 
* There is Life After Networks, essay by Anna Deavers (a pep talk for fans to unite, not lose the faith, and bring back the show) 
* Broken Silence, fiction by Janet Dunadee 
* many, many photocopies of photos of fans taken at cons
Image:whisperinggallery15-1.jpg| from #15, from a newspaper, two fans Keven Lewis and Susan Perry-Lewis cosplaying at the Michigan Renaissance Festival 
Image:whisperinggallery15-2.jpg| from #15, Anna Deavers rallies the troops 
Image:whisperinggallery15-3.jpg| from #15 
Image:whisperinggallery15-4.jpg| from #15 
==Issue 16==
The Whispering Gallery 16 
==Issue 17==
The Whispering Gallery 17
==Issue 18/19==
The Whispering Gallery 18/19 was published in March/April 1990 and contains 72 pages. 
It was the last issue.
Image:whisperinggallery1819-2.jpg| from issue #18/19 
 Image:whisperinggallery1819-4.jpg| from issue #18/19 
Image:whisperinggallery1819-5.jpg| from issue #18/19 
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Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990 Zines
The White Cloth

The White Cloth is a Cowley/Doyle story by Istia.
It is in Roses and Lavender #3 and was, at some point, hosted at The Hatstand Archive. It is now located at AO3.
==Summary==
From the zine: "Cowley and Doyle are trapped in a building after a bomb's blast. They're eventually rescued - but what is the true aftermath of the incident?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2003===
 
===2010===
===2016===
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The White Guardian

The White Guardian is a Doctor Who zine edited by Mark Douglass with assistant editor Paul Douglas.
There are most likely eight issues. 
This zine has a sister newsletter called Time-Warp!.
==Issue 1==
The White Guardian 1 was published in April 1986.
==Issue 2==
The White Guardian 2
==Issue 3==
The White Guardian 3
==Issue 4==
The White Guardian 4
==Issue 5==
The White Guardian 5
==Issue 6==
The White Guardian 6
==Issue 7==
The White Guardian 7
==Issue 8==
The White Guardian 8 was published in September 1988.
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The White Knight's Cookbook

For things with a similar title, see White Knight.
The White Knight's Cookbook is a 16-page zine written and edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
The front cover is by Walter Breen. According to a 1976 ad below, the illos were by Diana Paxson.
The zine has no formal table of contents. It includes a few recipes and some lengthy commentary.
It was first offered for sale in March 1976 in the first issue of Darkover Newsletter. Fans who sent their money in at that time had to wait over a year to get this publication, as it wasn't published until over a year later.
From an ad in Relays: "A collection of recipes 'never meant to be cooked' plus the recipe for our household favorite 'Clean-the-Refrigerator Soup." 
From an ad in Darkover Newsletter #44: "Your money back if this isn't the funniest, most outrageous selection of unusual recipes ever assembled."
A sister zine is The Darkover Cookbook, published in July 1977.
== Ads: A Long Time Promised==
From a March 1976 ad in Darkover Newsletter #1: 
Some August 1976 comments by MZB: 
January 1977 comments in Darkover Newsletter: 
In Darkover Newsletter #6 (August 1977), the editor wrote that it was indefinitely postponed and fans would get either a refund or a free copy of the proposed zine, Starstone.
Apparently, it was finally published only in February, 1981. In 1986, it was being sold by MZB Enterprises.
==References==
Category:Cookbooks
Category:Darkover Zines 
Category:1981 Zines
The White Queen Running

The White Queen Running is a popular canon divergence Clexa story written by KL_Morgan. It is part one in a two part series titled The Lay of Looking-Glass Land.
The summary from AO3:
The fic won Best Canon Fanfiction at the 2017 Clexa Fanfiction Awards. On AO3, it has in excess of 159k hits, 7.3k kudos, 1.7k comments, and 1.5k bookmarks as of January 2021.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Inspired Fanworks==
===Animation===
* ficdraw: The White Queen Running by queersk
===Fanart===
* when u host another u from a parallel world and all you get is a meme and the urge to cry by radycat
* Ice Nation Clarke by blindwire
* Ice Nation Clarke by i-shipships
* I’m fucking trash for The White Queen Running by @entirelytookeen by pillowfortkingdom
* Something, something, the girl who came out of the storm. by avalencias
===Book Printings===
* In between my studying, I decided to book bind @entirelytookeen’s fic, The White Queen Running by avrinia
* InDesign Quarantine project 1: The White Queen Running by runawaymarbles
===Manips===
* For The White Queen Running by i-shipships
==References==
Category:Clexa Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction‎
The White Rose of Night

The White Rose of Night is a slash AU UFO novel by Felicity Granger.
The novel was republished under the title White Rose of Night with the serial numbers filed off by Gay Men's Press in either 1996 Historical or 1997.White Rose of Night (Open Library). (Accessed 30 December 2010)
The flyer: 
==From the Publisher==
==Republished as a Pro Work==
==References==
Category:UFO
category:1990s
The Whitewood Bulletin

The Whitewood Bulletin is a gen War of the Worlds letterzine by Denise and Sandy Stoltenberg.
It appears to have been planned originally by Deb Laymon, From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "An all new WOW l/zine, is in production. Due to a lack of input, I expect to have the first issue out by Christmas. As I don't have a price or page count yet, this edition can be had by sending one Legal sized double-stamped SASE. I am still seeking LOCs for the first issue. Guidelines are simple: adult conversation, preferablly on the scientific, psudoscientific, or literary aspects (as in character and plot) of WOW. Please type LOCs, or if handwritten, neatly printed. From Deb Laymon."
There was only one issue. 
 
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:1990s
The Who

The Who are a British rock band who were part of the British Invasion along with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones. Among their best-known songs are "My Generation," "Pinball Wizard," "I Can't Explain" and "Won't Get Fooled Again."
 
==Fan Fiction==
*The Who (Band) at AO3
==Fan Community Nickname==
Wholigans
==Fan Art==
*#thewho at DeviantArt
== Parody==
*Timmy or "Star Trek: The Rock Opera", which sent up both The Who's Tommy and Star Trek.
==Pairings==
The top pairing on AO3 is lead singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist/songwriter Pete Townshend.
==Crack Crossover==
There are five stories on AO3 that cross the band with Doctor Who. 
==Fanzines==
*Long Live Rock (German, 1997-2010)
==Other Links==
*Official site
*The Hypertext Who
*Discogs.com
*Who Tribute Bands from all over the world on tributecity.com
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Whofic Lost and Found

The Whofic Lost and Found is a Doctor Who LiveJournal community. It is "The one-stop resource for finding Doctor Who fanfics."
As of 2017, the community has 3,417 posts; 3,417 comments; and 1316 members.
==References==
Category:Torchwood
 
Category:2006
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Doctor Who Communities