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Renora

Renora is a RWBY het pairing involving Lie Ren and Nora Valkyrie.
==Canon==
Ren and Nora are childhood friends who have travelled together since they were young after they were both left orphaned by Grimm attacks. Upon joining Beacon Academy they became partners within Team JNPR.
==Fandom==
Renora's has been a well liked relationship with the RWBY fandom since its introduction in Volume 1. The early fandom debated if the Nora's fairly obvious feelings for Ren were unrequited, there was a push of support following the release of "Boop", a song from the Volume 2 soundtrack that was sang from Nora's perspective with the lyrics "When I wanna say "I love you" I'll say Boop".
Many felt the ship had become canon in Volume 4's finale, however, fans grew frustrated after Volume 5 and 6 did not contain any references to the relationship, throwing its status as canon into question. The debate was finally put to bed after Ren and Nora kissed in Volume 7. 
===Tropes and Fanon===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Some Renora love <3 they’ve barely had any screen time this season and I miss them by pricklyalpaca
* I’m low key supposed to be doing stuff but YALL I AM WEAK by jkl930
* ...I'd still choose you *boop*. by thothslibrary
===Challenges===
* Renora Week
==Links & Resources==
* Lie Ren/Nora Valkyrie tag at Archive of Our Own
* Lie Ren/Nora Valkyrie search at fanfiction.net
* Renora tag at tumblr
* ReNora on Shipping Wiki
==References==
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Category:RWBY Relationships‎
Category:Het Pairings
Renora Week

Renora Week is a fanweek, prompt based, challenge concentrating on the pairing of Renora. Multiple types of fanworks are accepted including fanfiction, fan art, gif sets and fan edits.
==About==
==Prompts==
===2017===
* Day 1: Childhood Memory
* Day 2: Passions
* Day 3: Anniversary
* Day 4: Family
* Day 5: Dress Up
* Day 6: An AU
* Day 7: Life or Death
* Day 8: Free Choice
==Resources==
* 2017 announcement post
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2017 Challenges
Rent

Rent (or sometimes RENT) has won four Tony Awards, six Drama Desk Awards, one Pulitzer Prize, and the hearts of millions of theater-goers all over the world. It ran for 12 years on Broadway and has toured pretty much continually since its opening. It was also adapted into a film in 2005.
==Fandom==
Fans of the show are often called Rentheads. They see the show as often as they can, wherever they can, and like to share stories of their experiences at the show and of meeting the cast. While the show was on Broadway, a number of front-row tickets would be sold day-of for $20. Fans would camp out for hours - sometimes overnight - in hopes of obtaining one of these tickets. As this was a new phenomenon for Broadway at the time, it attracted media attention.New York Daily News, Every Day a "Rent" Party: Hardcore Fans of the Musical Form a Squatters Camp at the Box Office, 3 March 1997Philadelphia Gay News, Time for ‘Rent’, 14 August 1998; and Philadelphia Inquirer, `Rentheads' faithfully do the Line, 23 August 1998Playbill, Rent Changing "Rush" Policy, 10 July 1997
===Controversy===
A fan who was a member of a Rent mailing list and met up with other fans to attend Broadway shows was revealed to be faking a terminal illness for attention and sympathy from fellow Rentheads as well as the Broadway cast members.Francine Russo for The Village Voice. Cybersickness: Munchausen by Internet Breeds a Generation of Fakers. 26 June 2001. (Archived by the Wayback Machine 01 December 2008.)This American Life, Episode 155: Hoaxing Yourself (transcript). 17 March 2000. Anthony Rapp is among those interviewed.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Meta===
* A Quiet Sort of Revolutionary by eudaimon, a Tom Collins character essay for idol_reflection (June 2006)
* Emotion, Devotion: Connection in an Isolating Age by harmonyangel, a Mark/Roger essay for ship_manifesto (June 2005)
* "I Should Tell You ..." by emilystarr1, a later Mark/Roger essay for ship_manifesto (May 2009)
==Links & Resources==
*Rent Slash comm at Livejournal
*Rent comm at LJ
*RENT for BASTARDS at LJ
*THE RENT SPEED CONTEST at LJ
*RENT fic at FanFiction.net
*works tagged Rent at the AO3
*STOMP, a former fansite for trading audio recordings of the show
*Anna's Page, fansite
*Anthony Alley, Fansite for original cast member Anthony Rapp
*RENT Wiki at Wikia
*Shocked, an archived fansite
==References==
Category:Theater
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category: Rent
Rentgirl2

Rentgirl2 is a slash fanfiction writer active in the Sentinel, Due South and Stargate SG-1 fandoms during the 2000s. They were part of a writing and vidding duo - The Rentgirls - and her partner Melodie was known as Rentgirl 1.
==Notable Works==
=== Fanfiction ===
*"Captive" (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair) - In this dark AU, a modern civil war brings a prisoner to Captain James Ellison (NC 17 for graphic homosexual sex, bdsm, and blood play) [2002]
*"Midnight Summons" (Stargate SG-1, Teal'c/Aphosis) - The night before Teal'c's first encounter with SG1 he reflects on his life, his choices and his future. (NC 17 for graphic homosexual sex, bdsm, and blood play) [2003]
*"Pennies for the Jungle" (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair) - Blair is a successful doctor who runs a charity for hospitals in third world countries. Jim is an amnesiac living in a third world country; a sentinel without a guide whose life has never felt complete. (2003)
*"Whitebread" (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair) - Jim discovers his paradise is lost. (2004)
*"Boulder" (Due South, Fraser/RayK) - Sometimes, Ray wanted to shake Fraser and scream, "Fucking look at me, you freak." (Post CotW) [2005]
=== Fanvids ===
* What's New, Pussycat? - The Sentinel, music by Tom Jones. [2003]
* "Snickers" - parody of the Snickers commercial [2003]
==Awards==
===Light My Fire Awards===
*2005
**Slash - Angst - "Rodeo" - honorable mention
**Dark Fic - "Whitebread" - winner
**AU - "Rodeo" - nomination
**Use of Sentinel & Guide - "Pennies for the Jungle" - nomination
**Series - "Pinecrest" - honorable mention
**Classic Author - nomination
**Songvid - Romantic or Erotic - What's New, Pussycat?, by The Rentgirls - nomination
=== The Titanium Whip Awards ===
* 2006
** Best Extreme Fic: TV & Movies – Slash - "Captive" - nomination; "Midnight Summons" - winner
** Best Slave Fic: Acted TV & Movies – Slash - "Captive" - nomination
** Most Angst: TV & Movies - "Captive" - nomination; "Midnight Summons" - winner
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
*Rentgirls Multimedia 
====As Contributor====
* 852 Prospect
=== Zines ===
==== As Contributor ====
* My Mongoose Ezine
** Many Chapters of The Sentinel - "Whitebread" (fiction)(2004)
==External Links==
*sentinelficfind - tag: rentgirl2
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Vidders
Reo Niiboshi/Mabu Akutsu

Reo Niiboshi/Mabu Akutsu, known mostly as ReoMabu, is the pairing of Reo Niiboshi and Mabu Akutsu in the Sarazanmai fandom. It is the most popular ship for both characters and is the fandom's juggernaut pairing. The pairing is canonical and was introduced in the manga, which came after the anime.
==Common Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Fan Reception==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Awards===
*The pairing was an entry in the first MLM Ship Bracket Tournament (2023)
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2019), Reo and Mabu, after losing their jobs as police officers, start a rickshaw-pulling business and get an unlikely regular.
* (2019), Explicit, Mabu feels powerless, falling like a doll off the platform. His hand doesn’t sting where Reo slapped it any longer, but the excruciating pain within his chest remains, scattering in his ribcage like shards of glass embedding themselves in his flesh.
=== Fan Art ===
* (2024)
* (2023)
===Wikis===
* on the Shipping Wiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* tag on Pixiv (reverse, less popular)
Category:Sarazanmai
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Repent Arlan, Said the Dark Venger Man

Repent Arlan, Said the Dark Venger Man is a 1983 meta fic by Terence J. Koumaris.
The title is a riff on Ellison's story, "'Repent, Harlequin!' Said the Ticktockman."
It was printed in Grip #16 where it has two illos by Michael B. Smith. The editor of "Grip" notes that it is "a dire warning for a certain outspoken critic of Media Fandom."
The topic is Harlan Ellison and his combative relationship with fans and media fandom. 
The story is RPF, though the names of the characters are slightly tweaked.
==The Characters==
Arlan Edison = Harlan Ellison
AstroCon = unknown if this was a totally fictional con or a nod to a specific con 
Rosen = the con chair of AstroCon
Star Voyages = Star Trek: The Original Series
Space Wars = Star Wars
Danvers = a hotel security officer
Frank = Arlan's agent
Dark Venger = Darth Vader
==From "Grip"==
 
 
Image:grip16-7.jpg|from issue #16 
Image:grip16-8.jpg|from issue #16, Michael B. Smith
 
 
==Summary==
When Arlan Edison attends a con as a guest speaker, he aggressively insults the audience regarding their admiration of "Space Wars" and "Star Voyages."
The audience is incensed, and Arlan is whisked away by security to the safety of his hotel room. 
The con chair berates him and Arlan is unrepentant. 
Arlan's agent berates him, and Arlan is unrepentant. 
Arlan is haunted by the sound of odd breathing in his hotel room, and calls security, who find nothing. 
Arlan is visited by Dark Venger Man, who issues him a warning. 
At the end of the story, Arlan is being carted off to what one assumes is a mental institution.
==Some Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:1983 Fanfiction 
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Harlan Ellison
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Replay (Harry Potter story)

Replay is a gen Harry Potter novel by B.L. Purdom.
==Summary==
==Psychic Serpent "Trilogy"==
The total page count of all three volumes is 670. Each volume continues the pagination from the previous one. For example, the third volume ("Triangle Prophecy") contains pages 442-662.
The main three volumes are: 
* Harry Potter and the Psychic Serpent
* Harry Potter and the Time of Good Intentions
* Harry Potter and the Triangle Prophecy
Prequel and related:
* The Lost Generation (The Lost Generation is a prequel, i.e. it was published after the others, though chronologically it happens before. But the first in the series is Psychic Serpent. Also all of these were first published as online fanfic, and only reprinted as zines. While published it was a fairly popular series, e.g. The Psychic Serpent trilogy has a yahoogroup maintained by the author dedicated to it that has over 6,300 members. Psychic Serpent )
* Replay (While the story is not directly part of the Psychic Serpent series, the novel Replay takes place in the setting created by the author.)
==About Its History with Agent With Style==
This series of zines has a complicated history with its one-time publisher, Agent With Style. See: , accessed 5.11.2011
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Zines
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:2005 Zines
Replay Refrain

Replay Refrain (リプレイ リフレイン) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by PRT. It a James x Severus story set after Hogwarts and is a continuation of PRT's earlier doujinshi, Game Re Set.wanderer_owl at Yahoo! Groups. Harry Potter Doujinshi 11. 25 October 2006. (Accessed 08 August 2012.)
This doujinshi has been scanlated by Andante-Peach.Harry Potter dj - Replay Refrain at manga.animea.net. (Accessed 08 August 2012.)
== Reviews ==
== Gallery ==
Image:Replay Refrain front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Replay Refrain back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Replay Refrain sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Replica

Replica is a slash Star Trek 60-page fanzine with the pairing Kirk/Spock. It was the first Star Trek story written by Jane Jones from A 2007 Interview with Valerie Piacentini . The illustrations are by Virginia Lee Smith. There were 200 copies of this zine printed. 
It is a sequel to the pro-novel, "Spock Must Die!"
Summary: Spockʼs replica turns out to have survived.
 
==Gallery==
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==References==
 
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Replonza

Replonza is a profanity used in very early Star Wars canon, and means of "shit" or a similar curse word. 
It is an example of other created profanities to avoid censorship. See Created Curse Words.
The word was created by Alan Dean Foster for the Star Wars pro tie-in novel, "Splinter of the Mind's Eye," a book many fans consider poorly written, full of plot holes, and terrible characterizations. Official Star Wars canon spokespersons have since downgraded the book to "secondary canon" due to its content and state of being jossed by numerous things, including a romantic relationship between Luke and Leia.
A fan in 2009 wrote: 
==The Word==
It's single use in "Splinter of the Mind's Eye:
: "A quick verbal survey revealed what he most feared: the Princess' fighter was nowhere in sight. Trying to control his drunken ship with one hand on the manual controls, Luke activated the communicator with the other.
:"Leia! Leia, are you...?"
:"No... control, Luke," came the static-sprinkled reply. He could barely make out the words. "Instruments... replonza. I'm trying to get down in... one piece. If we..."
:Gone, no matter how frantically he cajoled the communicator. His attention was diverted as something in one overhead panel blew out in a shower of sparks and metal fragments. The cockpit filled with acrid fumes."
==Some Comments==
In 1978 (the year Splinter of the Mind's Eye was published), a fan, Joyce Yasner, wrote a highly negative and sarcastic review in Pegasus #3 and called the article, "Replonza" 
Several fans responded to this article, and the word itself: 
===Other Comments===
==References==
Category:Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Repo! The Genetic Opera

REPO! The Genetic Opera is a rock-opera slasher film based on a short play by Darren Smith and Terrance Zdunich. It has been likened to Sweeney Todd and Rocky Horror Picture Show, and stars Sarah Brightman, Anthony Stewart Head of Buffy, Ogre from the band Skinny Puppy, Paul Sorvino and Paris Hilton. It is produced by Lionsgate Films and was released to selected theaters in November 2008.
Because the movie was facing such a limited release, its director, Darren Bousman, encouraged fans of the film to upload fake soundtrack files onto torrent sites in order to deter illegal downloads of the music, fearing that it would hurt sales of the soundtrack, and by extension the film. He has since apologized.
== Plot Synopsis ==
In the year 2056 – the not so distant future – an epidemic of organ failures devastates the planet. Out of the tragedy, a savior emerges: GeneCo, a biotech company that offers organ transplants… for a price. Those who miss their payments are scheduled for repossession and hunted by villainous Repo Men.
This is not your parents’ opera... Rotten Tomatoes review
== The Repo! Army ==
The Repo! Army is a name that the fans call themselves under a collective banner, the way a Star Trek fan is known as a "Trekkie".
In an effort to gain a wider release for the film, the Repo! Army regularly engages in free promotion for the film through letters to Lionsgate Films, fan art, fan videos and flyers. Their efforts have paid off as the original release of the film has grown from six theaters to ten, and possibly even in the future. 
== Fanworks ==
Some of the fandom's fanfic is collected in The Genetic Archive, which opened in December 2008.
== External Links ==
*The Official Website
*Repo! The Genetic Opera on IMDB
*Repo! The Genetic Archive Fanfiction Archive
*But This is Opera on Livejournal
==Reference==
Category:Repo!
Repo-Demon

Repo-Demon is a gen 115-page Real Ghostbusters novel by Sheila Paulson.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: 
==Series==
*Obsession
*Repo-Demon
*The Hungry Ones
* Song of Creation
* The Song-Eater
 
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Report from the Rim

Report from the Rim is a Kirk/Spock story by Carolyn Spencer.
It has a color illustration by The Southern Cross.
It was published in the print zine First Time (2001) #53.
==Summary==
From the print zine First Time (2001) #53: "A prisoner is interviewed concerning the incarceration of two Starfleet officers and what he saw of their relationship."
==Reactions and Reviews==
See many reviews at K/S Archive. 
==References==
 
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Reporter Gets Reported

Reporter Gets Reported was published in the September-October 1940 issue of Le Zombie. Humorist Bob Tucker described an interview with a reporter that took place before Chicon I. Tucker had sent a notice about the convention to the paper, along with a pre-con issue of Fantasy Fictioneer.
Tucker reported that The Daily Phantagraph published the article and photograph on Saturday, August 24, 1940, with "a headline four columns long, and the story itself occupied four quarter-columns."
== Excerpts ==
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Repository Stockpile Bin Collection Hoard

Repository Stockpile Bin Collection Hoard (aka Amy's Archive) is a personal fanfic site.
Description from Ezra's Body of Slash: "Mahoney's fanfiction and original fiction website. Contains M7 slash, gen and other writings."Ezra's Body of Slash Archive : Ezslash Links. (Accessed 30 July 2011)
The archive later moved to squidge.org, as part of Greenwoman's Halfaft archive and was renamed Amy's Archive.
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven Author Pages
Category:Squidge.org
Repossession (BtVS story)

Repossession is a Spander future fic written by Lazuli
Several years after leaving Sunnydale behind, a successful but lonely Alex “Xander” Harris finds an unconscious, skeletal, and badly injured Spike in an alleyway, one who doesn’t seem to remember who he is or the people he’s known.Repossession: Summary provided by Epic Recs (2009).
==Reviews and Reception==
Repossession was widely recced by Spander fans, but it is a fic that has been criticized. Some fans do not like the characterization of Spike or Xander, believing them to be OOC. It has also been accused of character bashing, and splitting up the scoobies, in order to progress the plot. Others disliked the plots focus on h/c.Repossession by Lazuli, review by laurajv (2008) Fans of Repossession point out that in a far future fic these characterizations were believable, and it is also understandable that character relationships would change with time. The work inspired debate about the importance of canon characterizations in non-canon works and AU settings. 
See: Repossession a review by Estepheia and the discussion that inspired. (2003)
==References==
Category:2000s
Repressions

You may be looking for the Star Trek: TNG story Repression.
Repressions is a Jim/Blair story by Kim Gasper.
Author's summary: "What's the connection between Jim's dreams about Blair, and his senses going haywire?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Reprieve

Reprieve is a Starsky/Hutch story by Kaye Austen Michaels.
It was published in Venice Place Chronicles #8 and is also online. 
==Summary==
"Hutch suffers potentially fatal "side effects" from vested-chest gunshot injuries sustained during the race to find Joanna Haymes. Is Starsky fresh out of chances to tell his partner the truth about their relationship?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2013===
===2017===
===2018===
===2019===
===2021===
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Reprobate

Reprobate is Empy's slash fanfiction site. The page has the subtitle where pretty boys do other pretty boys.
The stories are divided into FPS and RPS but there is also a page for all stories. There is also an artwork section, a rant about archery and links to other fansites.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
Category:2000s
Requiem Publications

Requiem Publications used to be Devious Developments Press and Angel Wings Press. They have been actively participating in fandom and fan publishing for many decades.
In early 2016, they became an agent for many zines that were once sold by the then-recently closed Agent With Style.
In 2018, they began to reissue zines originally published by AMC Press.
The site closed on April 30, 2021 due to the passing of Bast. The site currently displays the message: "Requiem Publications is no longer offering zines. These publishers may be contacted directly."
==Fanzines and Awards==
* a complete list of Requiem Publication's fanzines and awards
*a complete list of Devious Developments Press' fanzines and awards
* a complete list of Angel Wings Press' fanzines and awards
==Public Exposure==
==FAQ==
From Requiem Publication's website: 
==Frequently Asked Questions: About Tribbing To Zines==
==Made-to-Order Zines==
==Fan Comments==
* "[2013]: ... if you’re looking for someone to put out your fannish novel or story collection – they are the best. Period. Bast is a great editor and will take on any fandom. Joyce is a wonderful artist and fabulous with the technical side of things. Together they’ll make you look like a zillion bucks. I’ve trusted them with my work for years and have never had any problems." *squishy hugs everyone*, Khylara, May 26, 2013 
==Publishers For Which This Press Printed and Agented ==
Present and in the past.
AngelWings/Devious Developments/Requiem | Politically ImpeRfect Press/Impress Books | DE Press | AMC Press | Ancient's Gate (some) | Tria Demens Press | AllGen Press | Triffid's Leg Press | J&J (original fic with Jane Evans) | Greycloud Services | Live Oak Manor | One Chick Slashing | Purgatory Press | Pony Ex-Press (some) | Solo Press (most) | Secret Pleasures Press | Twisted Tsister | Yadda Press | Vampire Crypt (original vamp fic) | Hannibal’s Plan Press | Alabaster Press | Asylum Press | Somnambulist Press | KnightWriter | In Person Press | Athelas Press | Sidekicks Press (most of NJ Kippax's zines) | Luminescence | Markate Press | Slash Net Publications | Battlefields Press | Incarnadine Zines | Kanalljc Press | Kittencrunch Press | No Name, No City (Politically ImpeRfect Press branch off) | Attic Press | Willowtree Press | Griffin & Associates Press | Clueless Press | Extortion Press | Venice Place Press (most) | Rafferty Press | Notes Press
==References==
Requiem for Equal Rights: The Pregnancy Rant

Requiem for Equal Rights: The Pregnancy Rant is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
Author's notes: "This rant-- er, essay originally appeared on the OBSSE mailing list. Many thanks to Nina Shishkoff, whose post sparked the discussion, and others who shared their opinions. As time has not tempered my opinion, it appears here essentially unchanged."
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Requiem for Star Trek

Requiem for Star Trek is a 14-page essay by Bob Vardeman. It was published as a supplement to Sandworm #3, an apa contribution by Bob Vardeman.
The essay contains Vardeman's thoughts on the popularity of Star Trek: TOS, as well as speculation on the show's future as it finished up the second season. The essay includes lengthy reviews of the second season episodes.
Vademan wrote at the top of the essay: 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* can television present quality shows, or is it a pablum for the stupid and the the young
* is Star Trek: TOS a quality show, quality science fiction?
* "ST is too good to continue but isn't all that it could have been."
* pessimism regarding a possible third season
==Excerpts from the Essay==
Category:1968 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print