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What On Earth Happened to You?

What On Earth Happened to You? is a gen 153-page anthology about what happened to Roj Blake after Star One. 
From the title page: "Oh -- most of it wasn't on Earth, Tarrant, not what happened to me..."
Art by Mary O'Connor, Whitby27, Fliss Davies, Maria de la Luz Ragis, Marisa Fenech, and Sabrina Stone. 
The front cover is by Bonnie Key, the back cover is by Fliss Davies.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Alone is Not the Only Way, by Susan Barrett Riaz ("Avon had asked Blake, "Can you manage? Alone?" Blake had answered yes, but now may be realizing he was wrong.") (6)
* The Writers Lament, filk by Judith Proctor (20)
* Portside, by Paticia Blassi ("Can Jenna convince Blake he trusts too easily and she won't always be there to watch his back?") (21)
* What Do You Want From Me?, by Jean B Hubb (26)
* Diversion, by Vega (33)
* Mistaken, by Willa Shakespeare ("Blake believes he has been betrayed by the only person he really trusted in the universe. A belief that leads to horrible consequences.")(64)
* Jenna's Addenda by Willa Shakespeare (73)
* Seeking Gauda Prime, filk by Judith Proctor (74)
* The Killing Moon, poem by Susan Bennett (75)
* Blake's Battalions, by Patricia Blasi (76)
* Debts to Pay, by Paul Ragis (79)
* Freedom's Call, filk by Judith Proctor (87)
* Unacceptable Risk, by Pat Fenech (88)
* Griffin, Blake, by Loulou Harris ("When a man looks in the mirror, he's not always what he seems.") (111)
* I Can't Remember, filk by Judith Proctor (116)
* To the Death, by Susan Riaz (117)
* Fallen Star, by Willa Shakespeare (128)
* What if Earth Be But the Shadow of Heaven? by Judith Proctor ("Blake has decided to continue his rebellion to hell and beyond. He may not be exaggerating.") (150)
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
What Price, Freedom?

What Price, Freedom? is a Chakotay/Paris story by Moonshadow (19,654 words).
Summary (Angst Archive): While on shore leave, Tom Paris is arrested on suspicion of rape. What happens next shocks and horrifies everyone.
The story comes with the note: "This story is set early third season, before TPTB conveniently forgot about the hostility between Chakotay and Paris. A sequel might follow if I have the time and energy. It's not the most original idea in the world, but it's been kicking around on my hard drive for a while now and I've finally summoned the courage to share it with you guys."
What Price, Freedom? was completed in May 1997moondancer in ASCEM. What Price, Freedom? Story Notes, 15 October 1997. "This story was completed back in May this year. I posted it to Taffy's BLTs and it is archived at R'rain's wonderful slash archive. [...] This is my very first story, and my first attempt to post a story to a newsgroup." (Accessed 20 February 2011) and was posted to BLTs and CPSG first, before it was posted in six parts to Trekslash on September 01, 1997 and to alt.startrek.creative.erotica.moderated on Ocotber 15, 1997. A sequel followed just a few months later and both stories are usually regarded as two parts of one story today. 
What Price, Freedom? was a 1997 Golden Orgasm Winner (1st place) in the categories Best VOY Story and Best Chakotay/Paris.
This story has a sequel called Strange Angel.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek VOY C/P Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
What Price Security

What Price Security is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #5.
==Summary==
"A/U: A marriage is proposed between Kirk, the new captain of the Enterprise, and the son of the Vulcan ambassador, who would then become Kirk's first officer."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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===1996===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
What Pumpkin Studios

What Pumpkin Studios was an indie game studio responsible for creating and releasing the point-and-click adventure games based on the cult webcomic Homestuck, Hiveswap and Hiveswap: Act 2. The company was founded in 2015 in Miami, Florida, USA and New York, New York, USA after the Kickstarter to fund a Homestuck-themed game was successful. The founder of What Pumpkin was Andrew Hussie.
The company appears to still be active as of April 20, 2021, though no updates or game announcements have been posted, since.
==Origins==
The company that would later become What Pumpkin owes its creation to the Homestuck Kickstarter founded on September 4, 2012. With the funding successful, having raised $2.5 million USD by October, Hussie had the funds and the necessity to break ground on an in-house game studio. Initially, the game was announced as being handled by a company known as The Odd Gentlemen.
It was announced in October 2014, however, that What Pumpkin would be taking over the programming and development duties. Too, the studio appeared to be an in-house operation with two locations. The site in Florida was handling merchandise, and the one in New York, game production. A Brief History of Homestuck by Sarah Z on YouTube Announcements followed which stated Hiveswap would be two separate games and episodic. The Hiveswap Fiasco by Giovanni, October 3, 2020
Fans were initially confused by the changing of the guard when it came to what production company was going to handle the game development of Hiveswap, but a non-disclosure agreement kept the previous team from discussing exactly why they had been replaced.
==Hiveswap Production and Release==
Unlike what preceded it, Kickstarter updates in 2015 centered around game production footage and screencaps. Of note, the images released at the beginning of the timeline showed a game taking place in a 3D environment, when later caps would show everything rendered in a 2D style. This was a controversial decision and topic amongst fans at the time.
Adding to the controversy was the dissolution of the NYC offices in December 2015. The whole of the staff was fired with little warning, mere months after plans were supposedly in motion to "upgrade" the studio.
Despite the controversies and roadblocks, What Pumpkin finally released Hiveswap on September 14, 2017.
==Related Links==
What Pumpkin Studios Website
==References==
Category:Homestuck
Category:Video Game Developers
What Purpose, Science-Fiction?

What Purpose, Science-Fiction? was a 1937 article by Donald A. Wollheim, following on the heels of a speech he delivered at the Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention called Mutation or Death!
Wollheim argued for a new attitude among science fiction fans. It had once been thought that science fiction would encourage its fans to seek out scientific careers. To Wollheim, this had failed. He cited the recent failure of the International Scientific Association, which he'd dissolved himself after its old head resigned because was moving away from practical science. Instead, fan clubs and fanzines had encouraged fans to focus on the fiction aspect of science fiction. Wollheim, who was at the forefront of the Futurians' new leftist movement, felt that the real purpose of science fiction should be to open the public up to embracing scientific change.
Category:1937 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What Remains of Edith Finch

What Remains of Edith Finch is a 'walking simulator' video game centred around the titular character Edith Finch exploring her childhood home to find out the history of her family to pass on to her unborn son. The family is believed to be cursed, due to an influx of premature and/or tragic deaths, and these deaths are revealed as the game progresses.
The game received critical acclaim from both fans and critics, and is notorious for its angst, and heartbreaking story. Though the true nature of the supposed 'curse' and it's existence are left ambiguous, most fans seem to ascribe to the theory that it doesn't exist.
==Canon==
===Characters===
*Edith Finch 
*Lewis Finch
*Milton Finch
*Edie Finch
*Molly Finch
*Barbara Finch
*Sam Finch
*Dawn Finch
*Christopher Finch
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Themes===
*Everybody Lives/Character X survives - 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* One Or Maybe Two by Luna_Myth - canon divergent fix-it fic in which Edith survives.
===Fanart===
*Day 6: What Remains of Edith Finch (Oct 2020) by kitsure
*Untitled (Jul 2017) by lucydilluold
*What Remains of Mirabel Madrigal (Nov 2023) by snailstrailz, emphasising the comparisons between What Remains of Edith Finch and the animated film Encanto
==Resources & External Links==
*What Remains of Edith Finch (Video Game) - Ao3 tag
category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:What Remains of Edith Finch
What Shall We Do With A Drunken Sailor?

What Shall We Do With A Drunken Sailor? is a 1997 Star Wars story by Halrloprillalar and Laura Shapiro.
The pairing is Hando (Han Solo and Lando Calrissian).
==Comments in a 2018 Article==
From Hando: A brief history of Star Wars fanfic and a universe’s beloved, queer ’ship.
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Wars Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
What Shipping Richonne Taught Me About Racism

What Shipping Richonne Taught Me About Racism is a blog post by Sharon, posted on BlackGirlNerds, about her experience of racism in The Walking Dead fandom concerning the pairing of Rick Grimes/Michonne, also known as Richonne.
It covers issues of race and fandom, fan attitudes towards black women as potential love interests (particularly of white characters), representation in media, hostility towards interracial ships, and more.
It was posted on February 22, 2016, and as of July 2018 had more than 15,000 views and 176 comments.
==Points Discussed==
* A lot of people really just don't view black women as possible love interests, no matter who they're being paired with
* People really like to believe that they're color blind
* Benevolent racism is common and it's just as annoying as any other kind
* People really, really hate it when you “bring race” into fandom
* Sometimes, it's not “just” a TV show
* There are people out here who really think that shipping Michonne with a white man makes you somehow less pro-black
* When you ship an interracial couple, especially a black women and a white man, it tends to bring out the worst in people
==Excerpts==
==Reactions & Fan Commentary==
==Related Reading==
* Fandom and the Intersection of Feminism and Race: Tumblr post by Full-Color Fantasy - deconstructs the "Strong Woman" trope and how it applies to intersectional feminism - and why the trope might be empowering to white women but not to black women
* The Walking Dead’s New Power Couple: ‘Richonne’ and Fandom Racism on The Fandomentals
* Richonne Racism by Ryan Franconi
* Why Richonne is Important on Diary of a Fangirl - addresses Rick/Jessie and Rick's overall character arc as he moves towards a relationship with Michonne
* Nyota Uhura: One More Black Female Character Fandom Wants To Be Strong and Single Forever on Stitch's Media Mix - analyses the phenomenon of how black female characters are never seen as viable love interests, particularly with a canon white male character
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Walking Dead
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2018 Featured Articles
Category:Race & Fandom Meta
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
What The Hell Is Wrong With Fans?

What The Hell Is Wrong With Fans? is a 2014 essay by Peter David.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay==
* fan entitlement
* Once Upon a Time (a "soap opera")
* Kirk/Spock fanfiction and discussion
* Supernatural and Wincest
* the internet and visibility makes people worse, fans in the olden days weren't as bad as fans now (see Purity was Not an Issue "Back in the Day")
* Peter David's desire that if fans have crazy ideas about characters, they should keep them to themselves
==Some Topics Discussed in the Fan Comments==
* if fans want to see something different on television, they should make their own shows
* diverse representation of sexuality is not that necessary
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Xander as gay, Tara/Willow
* J2
* same sex relationships as being a way to express emotion
* only gay people should be asking for gay representation
* gays are not a majority of the population so they shouldn't expect representation
* some guys making sure you know how very straight they are
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Once Upon A Time
Category:Buffyverse Meta
What Tolkien Officially Said About Elf Sex

What Tolkien Officially Said About Elf Sex is an essay in the Tolkien fandom by Tyellas, written in 2002 and published on the author's site, Ansereg. It is a serious compilation of J.R.R. Tolkien's writings on the subject from 'Laws and Customs of the Eldar' (LACE), other parts of the History of Middle-Earth (HoME) series, The Lord of the Rings and elsewhere. The author summary is Really! A nonfiction piece with references. It is rated PG.
Tyellas describes it as my factual yet light piece,Ansereg: Warm Beds are Good: Sex and Libido in Tolkien's Writing (accessed 21 June 2016) and writes:
==Summary==
* Although elves enjoy sex, they are predominantly sexually active before having children
* Marriage between elves is lifelong; casual sex is not canonical
* Elves celebrate their begetting day rather than their birthday
* Quenyan words for sex & genitalia were invented by Tolkien
* Pregnancy lasts a year, adulthood is attained at 50 years, and elves usually marry at 50–100 years, although many named elves married much later
* Rape is rare and results in the victim's death; Celebrían might be an exception
* Incest is taboo, and includes cousins
* Hair & voice are turn ons
* Homosexuality is not mentioned by Tolkien
==Excerpt==
==Recommendations, Reviews & Related Works==
The essay has been widely linked and quoted, including outside Tolkien fandom. It is recommended by Marnie,Silver Tree: Portrait of an Elf Lord (accessed 21 June 2016) askmiddlearth, ozymandias271 and others. It was translated into German by Earron.
==References==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What We Had

What We Had is a Doctor Who fanvid by cherryice. The vid focuses on the characters of Martha Jones, Jack Harkness, and Mickey Smith, and highlights how poorly they were treated by both The Doctor and the narrative. 
It premiered at Vividcon's 2008 "Fuck You" Challenge vidshow. It was reviewed at the vid commentary LJ community by hollywoodgrrl on August 7th, 2009. 
== Vidder's Summary ==
=== Lyrics ===
:It's cold
:a plain diamond
:nobody's here, just empty space
:It's all moving, breathing
:stuck to the ceiling, don't mean a thing
:and what we had don't mean a thing
:and what we had is already gone
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Vids
Category:2008 Vids
What We Have (and What We Have Left)

What We Have (and What We Have Left) is a Merlin/Arthur canon AU by Morcalivan (30,370 words). It was written for Paperlegends, the Merlin Big Bang challenge in 2010, and is a response to the kinkme_merlin prompt, Merlin is raised by Nimueh and is sent to Camelot with the mission of seducing and killing Arthur. Unfortunately he gets side-tracked with kinky dub-con sex.anonymous. Kink Me! #2, 26 April 2009. (Accessed 17 September 2010) The author said in the story notes: "Sadly I failed to deliver on the dubcon (unless you squint really hard) or the kinky (unless your kink is liking it rough, and even then, only mildly so)."morcalivan. Fic: What We Have (and What We Have Left) (1/4), 04 September 2010. (17 September 2010)
Summary: Camelot era/season 1 AU in which Merlin is raised by Nimueh and sent to Camelot to kill the prince. Merlin, unfortunately, is very bad at sticking to the plan.
sandrainthesun created a georgeous photo art cover and backcover for the story.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin Canon AU
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
What We Have Written

What We Have Written is a K/S story written by Tere Ann Roderick. It has art by Marilyn Cole.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #3.
==Summary==
"When Spock returns from a mission after V'Ger, Kirk writes him a letter, trying to regain his friendship without revealing his deeper feelings."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
What We Keep

==Origin Story==
The Keptverse began as a CWRPF story by poisontaster, A Kept Boy. Poisontaster started posting the story as a WIP in 2008 and completed it in October 2010 with a total of 88 parts posted.poisontaster, Master Post for A Kept Boy, accessed 2 January 2011. The story is an RPF slavefic AU, set in a dystopian near-future where slavery is legal and compulsory in The Empire, a fictional nation coextensive with present-day North America. The main focus of the story is Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who acquires a body slave, Jensen Ackles.
A second series of stories in the same shared universe, A Question of Compromise, was begun by darkrose and features SGA RPF characters. This series is centered around a married couple, Jason Momoa and David Hewlett, who acquire a new body slave in Joe Flanigan.
==Shared Universe==
The Livejournal What We Keep community was formed on October 1, 2008 to allow for other works written in the Keptverse to be collected in one place. The community is open and works have been written exploring the ideas of the Keptverse with a wide variety of RPF characters. Some of the works are archived at the AO3 in the collection What We Keep.
Unlike many slavery AUs, the Keptverse is realistic in tone, rather than being merely a fantasy story. The setting is a fairly plausible near-future where slavery is based on economic and class divisions. The ownership of body slaves (sex slaves) is mandatory, and most stories in the universe delve into the consent issues around owners, both willing and not, and their body slaves. Most stories, including the two founding sagas, contain many elements of kink and BDSM.
The universe has its own canon, set out in a FAQ post. The community also has many meta discussions about the verse canon and how it relates to our own world.
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Actor RPF Communities
Category:Collaboration
Category:Shared Universes
Category:2008 Fanworks
What We Want Isn't What We Need

What We Want Isn't What We Need is a GabeNath fanfiction written for the GabeNath Mini Bang. It is rated T for Teen And Up Audiences, with the Archive warning No Archive Warnings Apply. The fic was beta-read by archekoeln and art was provided by Creativitydeficient.
== Fic Info ==
=== Additional Tags ===
* Nathalie Sancoeur-centric, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Emilie Agreste Lives, (kind of?), Peacock Miraculous has a different power, GabeNath Minibang 2020, Bittersweet Ending
=== Summary ===
* "Why is it always me?" Nathalie bemoaned. She slapped a hand over her face and made an exasperated sound. The thing causing her frustration was a note, a singular note, and a peacock themed brooch. They both lay on her mattress, boring into her soul.
* After receiving a mysterious brooch from a long time college and nothing more than a short note as an explanation Nathalie understood her normal life was over. Becoming a fighter of “evil” wasn't supposed to involve the charming torment of her unknowing enemy but it looks like things don't always go as planned.
* With new feelings, friends, and flirtations Nathalie’s only choice is to handle it in the best way she can.
== Reception ==
By July 2020, What We Want Isn't What We Need had received 42 comments, the majority of which were positive. A few are included below:
 Oh I LOVE AUs like this one! Unfortunately I can't keep reading for now but I'll be thinking about this fic until I get the chance to continue!
--Amsves on Chapter 1
 “I am simply bored! She will be nothing more than a pass time, I assure you!” Gabriel shouted. He saw the look of fright on his kwami’s face and decided to give it a break. “I will let you pass this time but you must learn, as Hawkmoth, that I cannot be so lenient with you.”
 EXCUSE ME SIR YOUD BETTER TAKE THAT BACK RIGHT THIS INSTANT AND THEN TAKE NATHALIE OUT TO DINNER AS AN APOLOGY
--Amsves on Chapter 2
 "She couldn't help but look in and yearn for something similar.
 She wanted someone to be infatuated with her. Was that so bad? It was selfish but was it the worst thing in the world?"
 THE PAIN. Poor woman
--GranadaCtonica on Chapter 3
 This was interesting. I loved seeing Mayura as a hero, and I enjoyed the sad ending. If Nathalie really did have the power to remove her own romantic feelings for Gabriel, I wonder if she would. They are what motivate her to help him after all, but I also imagine that they're incredibly painful. Lastly, the idea that Gabriel himself was amokatized is fascinating. I loved the description of Mayura trying to remove it.
--ReminiscentLullaby on Chapter 4
Category:Miraculous Ladybug Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
What Xena did during her summer vacation

What Xena did during her summer vacation is a 1997 article by Amy Harmon in "The New York Times."
It has the subtitle: "Online TV fans avoid rerun doldrums by writing episodes for favorites."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fans don't have to suffer through summer re-runs and no new content, as they can create their own
* stumbles with the phrase "photocopied pamphlets" to describe print zines in the 1970s, and refers to Star Trek fans as "notoriously cultish"
* mentions Gossamer Archive, but not by name
* a fan named Betsy Vera is interviewed about the 800 addresses for fan-fiction Web sites and e-mail lists she has compiled
* the anonymity of the internet makes it easier for some people to be fans
* it quotes Henry Jenkins and uses his famous statement: "Fan fiction is a way of the culture repairing the damage done in a system where contemporary myths are owned by corporations instead of owned by the folk." 
* quotes from a fan, Jill Kirby, about her three websites that are "devoted to fiction about Buffy."
* fan, Nina Smith's, X-Files, ER, and Chicago Hope crossover novels, "A Dark Smear in the Sky" and "Black Sail"
* explains that some studios have threatened some sites, but mostly have left fans alone
* touches upon slash but doesn't dwell
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1997 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess News Media
What Yes Means

What Yes Means is a Starsky/Hutch story by Charlotte Frost. 
It first appeared in the zine Venice Place Chronicles #2 and archived online.
==Summary==
"A missing scene from "Fatal Charm." Starsky deals with the aftermath of Diana Harmon's knife and his own spiraling emotions."
==Comments from the Author==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎