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Paul Gross

Paul Gross is a Canadian actor, director, and screenwriter. 
He is most popular in fandom for his role as Benton Fraser in due South, who is nearly always paired with his first Chicago police partner, Ray Vecchio, or his second, Ray Kowalski. 
Other popular Gross roles include Geoffrey Tennant in Slings and Arrows, Buddy French in Wilby Wonderful, and Chris Cutter in Men with Brooms.
The term Paul Gross Arms (\o/) refers to a particular stance he took in the music video for his song "Voodoo".
Occasionally Gross takes up political activism, such as speaking to a Canadian Senate committee against Bill C-10, which would alter the tax credit system currently in place for Canadian productions.Macleans.ca blog coverage, retrieved October 6, 2008.
He is married to Martha Burns, a fellow Canadian actor who co-starred with Gross in Slings and Arrows and The Trojan Horse and appeared in two episodes of Due South (once as a Russian spy and once as a cameo in Call of the Wild as Fraser's mother, Caroline).
==Attitude toward Fanfiction==
1997 on the addition of Ray Kowalski:
:I tell you, slash fiction is going to go crazy when they see the new guy. He is really good-looking and sexy, the dangerous side of Fraser. It will be totally homoerotic.Cusack, Veronica. "Due South's Mountie bares all." Elm Street October 1997. Scanned image republished online 9 August 2007 on pg_daily (LiveJournal community)
1998, on slash fandom:
I suppose the character is public ground. If you're willing to bring it into people's houses every week, the [fans] are entitled to certain liberties, wherever their imagination is carried by those characters.Brouse, Cynthia. Internet Authors Put TV Buddies in Unusual Romances, Toronto Globe & Mail, August 8, 1998. Quote lifted from Aristide and Bone's website.
==In Fanfiction==
Paul Gross occasionally appears as a character in C6D RPF. 
* Paul Gross fanwork tag on the Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:IndustryCategory:Actors Category:Due South Category:6 Degrees of Canada Category:Wilby Wonderful
Category:Tales of the City
Category:Slings & Arrows
Paul Gross Arms

A fannish name for thrusting both arms above one's head in elation or victory, also represented by the emoticon \o/.brooklinegirl, PAUL GROSS ARMS DAY!, May 10, 2007 (Accessed October 5, 2008)
The term refers to a gesture made by BSO Paul Gross in Voodoo, a hilariously cheesy music video made for one of the songs on his album.
==Popularization of the term==
The term presumably began as an in-joke among Due South fans who had been traumatized by the awesomeness of the Voodoo music video. On May 10, 2007, Brooklinegirl hosted a collaborative picspam on her livejournal of various people, animals and things doing Paul Gross arms, in order to celebrate her birthday. brooklinegirl, paul gross arms day and interest/icon meme, May 8, 2007 (Accessed October 5, 2008) Fans were also encouraged to post Paul Gross arms pictures in their own journals. mskatej, Paul Gross Arms Day. (archived, May 10, 2007 (Accessed October 5, 2008)
==\o/==
The emoticon \o/ is often used as a shorthand form of "Paul Gross Arms," but is not itself a fannish symbol and has been in general use on the Internet since long before this fannish term was coined. \o/ represents the action of thrusting both arms above one's head in elation or victory. Most fans outside of the due South and C6D fandoms either do not use or are not aware of the "Paul Gross Arms" meaning of \o/.
==References==
Category:Due SouthCategory:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:Social Media Feature-Terminology Thursday
Paul James' Blake's Seven Pages

Paul James' Blake's Seven Pages was a Blake's 7 fansite by Paul James. It's particularly known for its frame grabs, which were (for the time), high quality and were widely used on other fansites. It was a member of the Blake's 7 Webring.
==Contents==
*Large collection of framegrabs
*Sound clips
*Episode reviews & ratings
*Small list of links
==Reviews==
*The Anorak's Guide to Blake's 7 recommends the site: Paul James holds the collection of the best Blake's images on the net, with nearly 300 images. Not only that, but he also has his own bizarrely-calculated reviews, which allow Headhunter to be the most highly-rated B7 episode!The Anorak's Guide to Blake's 7: Blake’s 7 Links (accessed 21 September 2015)
*AJRimmer recommends the site: My personal favorite Blake's 7 site. Contains MP3 sound files, tons of pics, and a great episode guide with a special system to rate each show.The Blake's 7 Links Page (accessed 24 September 2015)
*The Unofficial Glynis Barber Website recommends the site: His screenshots from Blake's 7 have a very impressive quality.The Unofficial Glynis Barber Website (accessed 25 September 2015)
*Neil Faulkner recommends it: Excellent site for downloads, with high quality images from all four seasons and a selection of sound files (WAV and WinAmp). Also episode ratings.In The Distant Future ... Shit Still Happens (accessed 25 September 2015)
*The site is also recommended by Judith Proctor at Hermit.org,Hermit.org: Blake's 7 Gallery (accessed 24 September 2015) Leia Fee at Delta Dome,Delta Dome: Blake's 7 Links (accessed 24 September 2015) SFFN.comSFFN.com: Blake's 7 (accessed 24 September 2015) and others
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:1998Category:1999Category:2000
Paul Lahote/Bella Swan

== Relationship ==
Paul and Bella canonically have little interaction in the books, the most notable scene being when Bella confronts the wolf pack about Jacob's absence during New Moon. In the New Moon movie, Bella slaps Paul in this scene, causing him to lose control and shift into his werewolf form. This scene seems to have sparked a fascination for a pairing between the two among a select group of readers, mostly fans of the Bad Boy/Good Girl trope. Imprinting often plays a role in their fanon relationship, forcing the two to move from mutual hatred to love.
== Fanworks ==
*Bitterest Bullet To Bite by lifelesslyndsey. A quick tale of chasing tail. Paul avoids Bella for years, and maybe it was for the better. Or worse. Just like marriage, which is ironic because of the whole imprinting thing. Probably not the welcome home present Bella had been expecting. A story of what could have been were things a little different. Also it's crack. Seriously. Rated M.
*Miror Quaenam Sis Tam Bella by MeraNaamJoker. Paul stops Bella before she can jump off that cliff and ruin her life. Complications ensue. Rated M.
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Twilight Relationships
Paul Lahote/Rachel Black

== Relationship ==
The relationship between Paul Lahote and Rachel Black is a canonical pairing in Twilight. Paul imprints on Rachel in between New Moon and Breaking Dawn. His constant presence thereafter at the Black house causes tension with Jacob Black and Billy Black, Rachel's family members. 
== Fanworks ==
*Look Where We Are by mellode. The ride back home takes longer than she remembers. 
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Twilight Relationships
Paul Magrs

Paul Magrs is a writer known for his stories in the Doctor Who Expanded Universe, and for creating the character of Iris Wildthyme. Fellow Doctor Who writer Paul Cornell was his college classmate.
His stories are known for being weird and bizarre, often utilising metafiction. His book Mad Dogs and Englishman is especially notorious in fandom as the 'fucked up poodle book' and implies Fitz Kreiner has a petplay kink. He has also canonised himself as a character in the DWEU.
==References==
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney is one of the most popular and successful rock musicians of all time, having sold some 700 million records as a member of The Beatles and as a solo artist.
 
==Fandom==
Paul McCartney, as well as the rest of The Beatles, has been the subject of RPF fandom as far back as the late '60s.
Some very firmly believe that Lennon and McCartney were romantically involved with one another in some fashion, while others are interested in the idea, but remain sceptical. Evidence in the form of songs, interviews, photographs and video, and third-party accounts are collected and shared amongst "McLennon shippers", as many refer to themselves.
Randomly, in February 2024, a Doctor Who fan became known for having unknowingly been in the possession of, and handing back, Paul McCartney's lost bass guitar.
See: Lennon/McCartney Tinhatting
===Fan Works===
*Paul McCartney at AO3
*#paulmccartney at DeviantArt.com
==Other Links==
*Wikipedia
*Paul McCartney at TV Tropes
*Paul McCartney at IMDB
*Tribute bands from all over the world at tributecity.com
Category:Industry
Category:The Beatles
Paul Michael Glaser

Paul Michael Glaser is an American actor, best known for his role as Dave Starsky in Starsky & Hutch.
==Actor Fan vs. Character Fan==
At least one con, DobeyCon, was scuttled, in part due to some of the conflicts between character fans and actor fans: 
Also see:
* A "Starsky & Hutch" Case Study.
* comments in APB
==Real Life Complexities==
Glaser had much personal tragedy. Glaser's family was terribly impacted by AIDs with the death of their daughter Ariel (in August 1988) and the social activism of Elizabeth Glaser (who passed away in December 1994).
For many fans, the topic of AIDs in fanworks was a little-discussed one, as well as a simply a what if for the characters. Glaser's real life experiences made these discussions much more complicated. 
Some examples of these fan comments are in the letterzine, Tell Me Something I Don't Know. General discussion about AIDs as a fannish topic began in 1987. In 1989, fans learned of the news that the Glaser family was personally impacted and their conversations included that information. 
 
==The Push and Pull of Allegiances==
A fan in 1985 blamed the cancellation of the con, Bullet, on fan allegiances and public relations: 
==As a Fan-casted Character==
Paul Michael Glaser was fan-casted in Harry and Johnny (along with his wife, Elizabeth) as Dr. Ben Stein.
Some fans felt fan-casting could be misused. From a fan in 1983: 
==In RPF and RPS Fanworks==
See Starsky & Hutch RPF.
==Glaser, Fanworks, and Crossing Boundaries==
Fans in the Starsky & Hutch fandom did not interact with Glaser, or his co-star, in very many ways as the two actors kept far away from media and creative fandom. 
A handful of fans did send their zines to him. An example was Dirtball Dispatch. From that zine's editorial: "I only hope, Paul, David, and Joe Naar, that you're even as remotely impressed as I am, because, indeed and as always - it's all for you."
A fan in 1981 wrote: 
==Slash Fanworks and Impact on Glaser==
Glaser and his costar, David Soul, likely had little or no knowledge or contact with fanworks, much less slash ones. 
This did not stop fans from being concerned about Glaser and Soul's feelings. From a fan commenting about Leslie Fish's 1983 zine, Pushing the Odds: 
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* The Friends of David and Paul Magazine (1981)
==Fan Clubs and Communities==
* The Paul Michael Glaser International Fan Club
* PMG Fans Online
* Paul Michael Glaser Appreciation Team
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:Starsky & Hutch RPF
Paul Murphy

Paul Murphy was an early and very active member of Austrek, from the late 1970s to the early 1980s.
He was involved in production of early issues of Spock fanzine and The Captain's Log newsletter, where he became particularly well known for his cartoons - which even drew the praise of Gene Roddenberry. Murphy was also involved in costuming, fan films (including the comedic, 2001 - A Spacey Idiocy) and he was on the organising committee for the Trekcon 2 convention. 
His Starrag fanzine, produced in 1979, featured cartoons of Star Trek, Star Wars, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Doctor Who. It also featured parody of other popular cultural items such as Chariots of the Gods? (an early 'ancient astronauts' series of books and film), and the real-life Apollo space program - this latter drawing as much praise and admiration from Murphy as it did parody. He remains a keen enthusiast of space exploration to this day.
Paul Murphy probably became best known in local fandom circles for his involvement in City on the Edge of the Yarra, a fan film made by himself and Stephen Bates in 1979, also involving the participation of many other local fans. Filming happened (among other places) on the streets of Melbourne (near the banks of the Yarra River), including Murphy dressed as Spock. 
Murphy gafiated from fandom sometime in the late 1980s, although he did attend an informal reunion of some early Austrek members in 2004. In a 2023 interview, he spoke about his recollections of making "City..." as well as his early life inspirations, such as the first science fiction book he ever read, his enthusiasm for NASA and the space program ("Who, alive in 1969, wasn’t caught up in the first manned moon landing??"), and his memories of Austrek's early days.
== Gallery==
File:Joan & Paul at Trekcon 1, 15 July 1978.jpg|Joan McLachlan & Paul Murphy at Trekcon 1, 1978
File:Aussietrek1, 1979.jpg|Paul Murphy and Joan McLachlan at the first AussieTrek convention, Sydney, 1979
File:DaveMacs1.jpg|Paul Murphy with David McDonnell, at an early Austrek social event
File:Starragfront.jpg|Starrag front cover
File:COTEOTY1.jpg|Title shot for the 1979 fan film, City On The Edge of the Yarra
File:Austrek Reunion 19 June 2004.jpg|thumb|Paul (left) with Russ Edwards at an informal Austrek reunion on 19 June 2004
== References ==
Category:Fanartists 
Category:Cosplayers 
Category:Fan Film Creators
Paul Reubens

Paul Reubens (né Rubenfeld; August 27, 1952 - July 30, 2023) was an American actor and comedian, widely known for creating the character Pee-wee Herman whom he portrayed in Pee-wee's Playhouse, Pee-wee's Big Adventure, Big Top Pee-wee, Pee-wee's Big Holiday, and The Pee-wee Herman Show.
Other notable characters of his are Lock in The Nightmare Before Christmas, Amilyn in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Derek Foreal in Blow.
==Fandom==
Paul's fanbase can be described as rabidly protective and passionate, defending him from trolls and other forms of hate. He was given the nicknames of "Pasha" and "Pashenka" by ILovePaulReubens, during the IMDb Forums days. Those names are dimunitive forms of the Russian name "Pavel", which is the Russian form of Paul. Another nickname given to Paul by a fan has been "Ruby", taken from his birth surname of Rubenfeld.
==Fandom & Legal Issues==
In July 1991, Paul Reubens was arrested for indecent exposure in a porno theater in Sarasota, Florida, while watching a movie.See: Wikipedia:Paul Reubens
===Fannish Quotations===
==Shipping==
In many fanfics, Paul is shipped with original characters. Fans also ship him with his friend, composer Danny Elfman.
== External Links ==
* Paul Reubens tag at AO3
* Paul Reubens at IMDb
* Latest Movies and TV Shows With Paul Reubens at IMDb
* Wikipedia:Paul Reubens
==References==
Category:Pee-wee Herman
Paul Richardson

Paul Richardson is a multifandom fanartist that contributed to zines in the 1980s-1990s.
== Example Fanart ==
File:Ratstales2back.jpg|Back cover art for Rats Tales #2 (1987) (Doctor Who)
File:Generationgap3.jpg|Cover art from Generation Gap #3 (1990) (Star Trek)
File:Capriccioitalien.jpg|Cover art for Capriccio Italien (1991) (Star Trek)
File:Gengap5.jpg|Cover art from Generation Gap #5 (1992) (Star Trek)
File:Ufo1-5.jpg|Art from UFO #1 (1993) (UFO)
Category:Fanartists
Paul Rowe

Paul Rowe is a Star Trek fan in the UK. He has been active in British fanclubs and as a convention organizer.
Paul is one of the original founding members of the Bristol Star Fleet Registry Fan club (known as B.S.F.R), later to become the British Star Fleet Registry. He was the Convention Organizer for the "Enterprise One" UK convention. He co-founded the Original Star Trek Fan Group called Sheffield Star Fleet, which would later be reformed as the Northern Starfleet Alliance or NSFA. Paul was also founding Member and Chairman of the Lightspeed Conventions Group which ran a number of events and tini-cons for a number of years. His last fan club involvement was in the formation of Ten Forward UK Star Trek Fan Club with Sean Helliwell and Glynn Haythorne. He has also been involved with a number of group formations for fandom, and he was commented upon in the press about Gene Roddenberry's demise, asking for fans' views on his passing. 
Still a supporter of Star Trek, Paul resides in South Yorkshire. His daughter has the claim to fame of being the only baby to be born at a Star Trek Convention at Warp One Con, Morecombe in the UK.
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Paul S. Gibbs

Paul S. Gibbs was an anthro author along with Bill Redfern of the comic strip Freighter Tails release in August 2, 1998 and originally titled Haul Trek: The Misadventures of M'iskiti. Freighter Tails is currently available to read at mzzkiti website. Paul passed away on January 31st, 2002.
==Gibbs's Original Works==
Gibbs idealized the Sah'aarans – an alien felinoid race – after receiving censorship for posting stories featuring the character Shiboline M'Ress, in which she married her longterm friend from her Starfleet Academy days. 
The Sah'aarans were featured in their novels, titled Alliance Series, written between 1998 and 2002 (year of his death). Their concluded works were sold online at RegNet website. For more information about their original fiction see the FAQ Page, The Sah'aarans - Page One and The Sah'aarans - Page Two.
===Sah'aarans Novels===
After his death, the option to this works for free was made available on his website. 
"Alliance series"
*Lands-End (chapter 1 - sample)
*The Chosen Few (prologue - sample)
*The Visiting Moon (chapter 1 - sample)
*The Darkness Beneath (prologue - sample)
*The Raven's Shadow (chapter 1 - sample)
*The Raven's Master (unwritten)
**The Blackfur Chronicles the private diary of Ehm'tassa--ambassador's daughter, blackfur and bond-mate to Tom Abrams
**"Dreaming Into Darkness" The True History of the Undercity written as Dr. Sah'larrah, Dr. Ehm'teel and Dr. Sah'raada by Sah'surraa Publishing Inc.
===Short Stories===
In the author's words To be honest, I'm not really much of a short-story writer: I'm far too long-winded.Short Stories by Paul S. Gibbs.
*Food Source, available for read
*The Hunters, available for read
*Life Lesson, available for read
*The Deal: A Vignette, available for read
*From An Antique Land, available for read
*The Failed Interval, available for read
==Gibbs's Fanworks==
===Star Trek: The Animated Series===
*M'Ress: A 'Star Trek' Story
**The Takeover--a Story of M'Ress (bonus)
*Commodore M'Ress
*Enterprise Unbuilt
*The Takeover
===NIMH===
*The Rats of Thorn Valley
*Second In Command
*Such Devoted Sisters (permanently unfinished)
*Survivor's Guilt (permanently unfinished)
*Untitled (permanently unfinished)
==Notes & References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Fanwriters
Paul Scoones

==Example Fanworks==
===Zines Edited===
*Another Time and Space: Doctor Who on New Zealand Television
*The Doctor Who Listener
*Gallifrey
*The Sixth Doctor Who Dictionary
*The TARDISTALES Collection
* Time/Space Visualiser
*Timestreams
===Fan Novelisations===
*Doctor Who and Shada
*Resurrection of the Daleks
Paul Stamets

Lieutenant Commander Paul Stamets is a main character on Star Trek: Discovery.
==Canon==
He was chief engineer aboard the USS Discovery and a science officer specializing in astromycology (the study of fungi in space). He was part of the team that discovered the Mycelial network and helped develop the spore drive propulsion system. He serves as the chief engineer of the USS Discovery. 
Stamets, along with his partner, Dr. Hugh Culber, are the first openly gay regular characters in a Star Trek television series. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Paul Stamets/Hugh Culber is a canon slash pairing and the most popular pairing in this fandom. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Paul Stamets works on Ao3
* Paul Stamets works on ff.net
==References==
Category:Star Trek DSC Characters
Paul Stamets/Hugh Culber

Paul Stamets/Hugh Culber is the pairing of Paul Stamets and Dr. Hugh Culber, a married couple, in the Star Trek: Discovery fandom.
==Canon==
Stamets and Culber are both stationed aboard the Discovery. As Chief Engineer, Paul Stamets makes the spore drive work consistently by injecting himself with tardigrade DNA and acting as the navigator. Stamets mental and physical health appears to suffer as he continues to interact with the spore drive, but he initially keeps this information from his husband.
Dr. Hugh Culber is murdered by Ash Tyler / Voq.
In the second season of the show it is revealed that Culber had been trapped in the mycelial plane since his death. He is rescued and brought back to life. Despite this, and as a result of his death in the first season, Culber has problems going back to his old life and breaks his relationship with Stamets.
At the end of the season, after a conversation with Jett Reno in which she tells him how she lost her wife, and after Stamets ends up injured in sickbay, they rekindle their relationship.
==Fandom==
This is the first canon LGBT relationship in the Star Trek Universe, and it is the most popular ship in the DCS fandom.
===Ship Names===
There were initially a multitude of ship names assigned to this pairing, including Stulber, Space Boos, ShroomDoc, Culbets and Stamber. In October 2017, when actors Anthony Rapp and Wilson Cruz, appeared on the Star Trek: Discovery aftershow After Trek, they gave their blessing to the couple name Culmets.
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Pre-canon works can be Academy Era works depicting the two meeting at Starfleet Academy, or works detailing the early years of their relationship. Some fanfics make use of the expanded canon in the comic, Star Trek: Discovery Annual 2018, and depict the two meeting on Alpha Centauri.
* There are also Alternative Universe - Modern Era works that imagine an alternative meeting in the 21st Century.
* A very small number of works pair Mirror Paul Stamets/Mirror Hugh Culber, and can include Culmets meeting their Mirrorverse counterparts.
* Works set post season 1, often focus on Stamets grief following the loss of his husband.
* Several canon divergent AUs are fix-its wherein Hugh Culber doesn't die.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
* i'll make this feel like home by merlypops. Starfleet Academy AU.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Hugh Culber/Paul Stamets works on Ao3
* Tumblr tags: Culmets, ShroomDoc, Stamets x Culber, SpaceBoos
==References==
Category:Star Trek DSC Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Paula's Passions

Paula's Passions is an author site for JAG and X-Files fanfic. The last update was December 05, 2004.http://paulaspassions.com/new.htm, 14 February 2006 via Wayback. (Accessed 26 July 2011)
Description from Skinner's Debriefing Room: "Gorgeous site with marvelous stories in a rich range of genres; X-Files, JAG, and adventurous crossovers to explore." 
==References==
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:JAG
Paula (Sentinel fan)

Paula is a fanfiction writer active in The Sentinel fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
* In the Wrong Place
==Awards==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
*"In The Wrong Place" Becky's Fanfiction Recommendations: Drama
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
* Wolfpup's Den
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters