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155 words

The 155-word fic craze hit X-Files fandom in November 1998, after Brandon D. Ray posted 155 Words, OR The Shortest MSR Ever Written. The story was just what it said on the box—a Mulder/Scully Romance parody exactly 155 words long—and was one of the first short fics of its kind in the X-Files fandom. The challenge and novelty of writing such short stories appealed to many fans, and fic communities were suddenly inundated with 155-word fics.
Not everyone loved them, though, and the community was divided over whether or not they were "real" fics. Like the disagreements over drabbles and fics of 100 words or less, some people were irritated by what they saw as all flash and no substance.
The 155-word format didn't travel far outside The X-Files fandom, if it left at all.
==External links==
* Brandon Ray's 155 Words, OR The Shortest MSR Ever Written (the very first)]
* An archive of 155 word stories (copy of defunct Geocities site)
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* In December 2001, the list administrator, Jill Selby, issued a challenge: write a 155 word story about Dana Scully. See the entries at Scully in 155.
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
15DaysofFatT

#15DaysofFatT, or 15 Days of Friends at the Table, is an annual fanworks challenge in Friends at the Table fandom. It is organized by katiediek and hellavarawr@15DaysofFatT Twitter bio: "Organized by @katiediek & @hellavarawr". Accessed Nov 8, 2023. (archive link) and first ran in 2016.Post on official 15daysoffatt Tumblr: "Since 2016, FatT fans have answered over 70 prompts" (May 9, 2023). Accessed Nov 8, 2023. (archive link) During the challenge, fans are encouraged to create and share fanworks corresponding to 15 prompts, one for each day of the challenge period. The prompts change every year. 
Tweets and posts sharing fanworks created for the event are tagged #15DaysofFatT and #FriendsAtTheTable for discoverability.
==2016 Round==
==2017 Round==
In 2017, a different character from the podcast was the focus of each day of the challenge.
==2018 Round==
The 2018 round ran for the last 15 days of February. The prompts were single words or short phrases representing different themes.
Date 	Prompt
Feb 14	Dance
Feb 15	Sleep
Feb 16	Metamorphosis
Feb 17	Vacation
Feb 28	Blades
Feb 19	Fire
Feb 20	Get Ready
Feb 21	Ship
Feb 22	Warmth
Feb 23	Stars
Feb 24	Divine Intervention
Feb 25	Time Is Long
Feb 26	Regret
Feb 27	Saplings
Feb 28	Family
== 2019 Round ==
== 2020 Round ==
== 2021 Round ==
== 2022 Round ==
== 2023 Round ==
The 2023 round, which ran for the last 15 days of May, brought back some fan-favourite prompts from the preceding seven years.
Date 	Prompt
May 17	Just a Little Guy
May 18	Blades / Sword
May 19	Devotion
May 20	Saplings
May 21	Waking Up
May 22	Haunted / Ghost
May 23	Cut Loose
May 24	Divine Intervention
May 25	Sick As Shit
May 26	Masks
May 27	Two Things Happen
May 28	Garden / Blooming
May 29	Reflection
May 30	Stars
May 31	Clocks / Time Is Long
== 2024 Round ==
The 2024 round ran for the last 15 days of March. 
Date 	Prompt
Mar 17	Departure
Mar 18	Coworkers
Mar 19	Wheel
Mar 20	Integrity
Mar 21	Heist
Mar 22	Tarot
Mar 23	Mirrors
Mar 24	Drink Girlies
Mar 25	Branch
Mar 26	Read the Room
Mar 27	Cycles
Mar 28	Two Beasts
Mar 29	Champion
Mar 30	Intimacy
Mar 31	Reunion
The prompt for day 12, "Two Beasts", referenced an Iori Miyazawa quote from Yuri made me human: "Two wild beasts glaring and pouncing at each other. It’s yuri, isn’t it?"Post on official 15daysoffatt Tumblr: Day twelve of #15DaysofFatT — Two Beasts 🐯👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩🦊 (Mar 28, 2024). Accessed Mar 28, 2024. (archive link)
== External Links ==
* 15DaysofFatT tag on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Friends at the Table
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
15 Minutes

15 Minutes is a One Direction novel by David Bryant which received wide acclaim. After its original online publication, David later published the novel commercially as a trilogy of books, with all references to One Direction removed. The trilogy's titles are The Teenage Christ, The Human Punching Bag, and The Mass Media Martyr.
David described the novel as "controversial" due to it containing gay romance, racial slurs, and frank discussion of religion and other social issues.
==Plot summary==
==Name changes==
For commercial publication, David changed the real people's names in the novel: Harry became Christopher Cross, Niall became Nile Rivers, Louis became Jack Fitz, Liam became Peter Paint, Zayn became Blaine Byrd, Eleanor became Melody Rich, Simon Cowell became Simon Snow, and the name of the band became The Musicblind.https://alwaystheindian.tumblr.com/post/110495051575/hello-i-wanted-to-ask-you-something-since-your
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
15 Words Meme

The 15 Words Meme is a meme that started on Livejournal and was copied and spread around in both english and international fandom. It was very popular in Hetalia fandom, and maybe originated from therehttps://efpfanfic.net/viewstory.php?sid=857960.
It challenged the fanwriter to elaborate a fic in 15 words about 10 randomly chose characters, following 10 prompts. The characters were to be chosen before looking at the prompt list.
In further usage, both the number of words required for the fic and the number of prompts expandedhttps://www.asianfanfics.com/story/view/1478241/21-prompts-25-words-meme
==Usage==
The prompt originated and became popular on Livejournal around the first years of 2010. It's also used on AO3, althought the description of the meme may not be used, but only the prompts
Around 2012-2013, the meme was translated and ported on EFP. The meme was either know as the english name "15 words", "15 words 10 characters" and variants, or a translation of it.
==The Template==
1. Write down the names of 10 characters.
2. Write a fic of fifteen words or less for every prompt, using the characters determined by the numbers. Do NOT read the prompts before you do step 1.
Italian version:
1-Stila una lista di 10 personaggi
2-Scrivi una fic di 15 parole o meno per ogni prompt, usando i personaggi determinati dai numeri. NON sbirciare i prompt prima di averne completato il passo 1.
===The prompts===
(In the brackets are indicated the number of the characters to be used)
1. First Time (4-6)
2. Angst (7)
3. AU (1-8)
4. Threesome (3-6-9)
5. Hurt/Comfort (5-10)
6. Crack (1)
7. Horror (10)
8. Baby!Fic (5-9)
9. Romance (4-7)
10. Death!Fic (2-3)
Almost immediatly, an additional prompt, Dark was added between Baby!Fic and Romance. This version of the list became more popular around 2014-2015. The list then became as follows:
1. First Time (4-6)
2. Angst (7)
3. AU (1-8)
4. Threesome (3-6-9)
5. Hurt/Comfort (5-10)
6. Crack (1)
7. Horror (10)
8. Dark (2-8)
9. Baby!Fic (5-9)
10. Romance (4-7)
11. Death!Fic (2-3)
==Notes==
15 minute fic

15_minute_fic was a LiveJournal community that hosted a weekly challenge to write a short fic within 15 minutes. The community of 15minuteficlets was directed to 15_minute_fic after 15minuteficlets stopped updating. There were 293 posts and 1,119 comments left in the community during its active years. The community was ported to Dreamwidth under the same name.
== Links ==
* Community: 15_minute_fic tagged on AO3
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
15minuteficlets

15minuteficlets was a LiveJournal community that hosted a weekly challenge to write a short fic within 15 minutes. There were 218 posts and 6,832 comments left in the community during its active years. In May 2007, the community stopped updating and was succeeded by 15_minute_fic.
Category:2003 Communities
Category:2003 Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2000s Challenges
15pairings

15pairings was a challenge community that required participants to submit fills featuring 15 different pairings from a single fandom. There were 710 entries and 423 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with a number of other theme communities.
==Content==
The goal of this group is to choose a fandom, and submit 15 romance-themed entries for that fandom. The catch is, each of those 15 entries has to feature a different pairing!
==Links==
*Community tag list
*List of theme sets
*Hall of Fame of completed claims.
*AO3 tag
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is a 78-page het West Wing anthology. Cover by Rebecca Anderson. The name refers to the United States presidential residence.
Age statement required.
==Contents==
* Leo and Toby hire a hard-hitting campaign manager in "Daddy's Little Girl" by Tara M. Patterson
* We follow Toby through "Twenty Seconds and Counting" by Melinda Long
* CretKid gives Mallory a moment of enlightenment in "One Harp, One Sword."
Category:West Wing Zines
Category:Het Zines
1776

1776 is a 1969 Broadway musical about the about the American Revolution. It was adapted into a 1972 film.
In some ways, it was a bit of a fandom precursor to Hamilton.
The infamous 1980s skit, Dancing Penises, was based on this musical. 
Brent Spiner starred in the 1997 play which may have caused fans to pay special attention. 
 
==Fan Comments==
===1996===
===1997===
==External Links==
* 1776 - Edwards/Stone and 1776 (1972) at Archive of Our Own
* 1776 at FanFiction.Net
*look_sharp LiveJournal community
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Theater
Category:Fandom pages needing infobox image
17th Shard

The 17th Shard is the official Brandon Sanderson fansite. It was founded in 2010, and is named after an in-universe group of worldhoppers. It primarily functions as a fan forum, and links to the Coppermind and the Arcanum. There is also an official 17th Shard discord.
==Mission==
The official mission of the 17th Shard is:
==History==
The 17th Shard was created in 2010, out of desire for a site solely dedicated to Sanderson's works. Prior to this, the community was on Timewaster's Guide, a forum created by Sanderson's brother. Originally, it was going to be called "Hoid's Compendium", but the name 17th Shard was suggested by Sanderson.
Sometime between 2017 and 2020, the 17th Shard created a Discord server, which is now a major part of the community and has over 4500 members. Many members of the 17th Shard are primarily or only active in the Discord. 
The forum celebrated its 10th anniversary on June 4th, 2020. It's Our Ten Year Anniversary! A Look Back On the Last Decade, June 4th, 2020
==Discussion Categories==
Categories for sub-forums of the 17th Shard include:
* 17th Shard
** Introduce Yourself! 
** 17th Shard Discussion (and Tech Support)
** The Coppermind Wiki 
** Arcanum Discussion
* Brandon Sanderson
** General Brandon Discussion
** Events and Signings 
** Sanderson Fan Works
* Cosmere
** Cosmere Q&A
** Cosmere Discussion
** Stormlight Archive
** Mistborn
** Elantris and Emperor's Soul
** Warbreaker
** White Sand (and White Sand Prose)
** Cosmere Short Stories
** Unpublished Works (including Way of Kings Prime and Aether of Night)
*Non-cosmere works
** The Reckoners
** The Rithmatist
** Skyward
** Alcatraz
** Dark One
** Other Stories
** The Wheel of Time
* Related Works
** Writing Excuses
** Reading Excuses
* Community
** General Community (including Forum Games and Random Stuff; AMAs)
** Entertainment Discussion
** Science, Technology, and Math Discussion
** Creator's Corner
** Role-Playing (including Sanderson Elimination, Reckoners RPG, Alleyverse, Inactive RPs)
** Social Groups, Clans, and Guilds
==Statistics==
As of March 21st, 2021, the 17th Shard had:
* 27,074 registered members
* 36,518 total forum topics
* 1,134,757 total forum posts
==References==
Category:Cosmere
Category:2010s Forums
Category:2020s Forums
180 Degrees

180 Degrees is a Kirk/Spock/McCoy story by Mary Suskind Lansing. It has art by Marilyn Cole.
It was published in Nome #9.
This was one of the stories that was to have appeared in "Best of Nome" #1.
==Summary==
"A new method of time travel sends McCoy and Kirk to a deserted planet. In 20 minutes of ship's time they are to experience 2 days an the planet. An accident damages the mechanism used to send them to the planet and the two men cannot be returned until Spock effects repairs. McCoy and Kirk spend 7 years together in the 15.2 days of ship's time it takes to bring them back. During that time they become lovers. When they return, McCoy is willing to give up the relationship knowing Kirk and Spock love each other. Kirk is not willing to turn away from McCoy, nor is he willing to give up his love for Spock." from The McCoy List
==From the Publisher==
From A 2007 Interview with Victoria Clark: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
 
===1996===
===1999===
===2009===
===2010===
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S/Mc Fanfiction
18coda

18coda was a challenge community with musical-themed prompts. There were 298 entries and 360 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with a number of other theme communities, including one_blanket, 15pairings, 30_angsts, and psych_30.
==Links==
*Community tag list
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Theme Journal Communities
1942: From Starship to Lancaster

1942: From Starship to Lancaster is a gen Star Trek: TOS 63-page novel by Jackie Regan and Joyce Devlin. It has a sequel: Orcadia.
==Summaries==
Summary from Bill Hupe's catalog: "Kirk and his crew are returned to 1939 in order to find and return to his own time Hans Wiseman, who would like to see history changed with Germany winning World War II."
From an ad in Universal Translator #22: "A top Federation scientist 'defects' to Norway, 1942, to help Nazi Germany's heavy water experiments. Kirk is assigned the task of getting him back."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
1969 Tolkien Calendar

1969 Tolkien Calendar is by Tim Kirk.
This is the first ever Tolkien calendar, published as a fanzine supplement in an edition of 500 copies or less. It was never sold at large but issued as a 1968 Christmas supplement for subscribers to the fanzine Shangri L'Affaires.
The cover and six interior pages each have a detailed illustration by Tim Kirk. Cover in black and white. The 6 interior illos are each printed in a different color (green, purple, orange, red, etc.).
== References ==
Category:1968 Calendars
Category:Tolkien Art
Category:Lord of the Rings
1976 Futuristic Fashion Folio

1976 Futuristic Fashion Folio is a 22-page zine by Bjo Trimble. It was published in conjunction with Equicon's "Futuristic Fashion Design Contest."
This zine was advertised in A Piece of the Action #33 in December 1975.
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Category:Costuming
Category:1976 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
1977 Star Trek Welcommittee Calendar-Datebook

1977 Star Trek Welcommittee Calendar-Datebook was published by the STW.
It has art by Alan Andres, Cheree Cargill, Tim Estiloz, Doug Herring, Geen Moaven, and Laura R. Virgil. It also includes some fans' birthdays.
File:1977calendarfront.jpg|front cover, Laura Virgil
File:1977calendarback.jpg|back cover, Laura Virgil
File:Stwdatebookad.jpg|ad in A Piece of the Action #43
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Category:Star Trek TOS Calendars
Category:1977 Calendars
1980 Star Trek: The Motion Picture STAG Survey

1980 Star Trek: The Motion Picture STAG Survey was conducted by Star Trek Action Group. The survey was sent out to club members in the February issue of the club's newsletter. There were roughly 1000 surveys sent at least that's how many issues of that newsletter were printed and fans sent back 450 completed forms.
==The Reason for the Survey==
==Printed Results==
Some of the results were printed in STAG #41.
==The Abridged Version Results==
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==References==
Category:1980 Fan Surveys
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Surveys
Category:Surveys by Fans
1981 Open Letter Regarding DeForest Kelley and His Movie Role

1981 Open Letter Regarding DeForest Kelley and His Movie Role (titled "An Open Letter") was printed in the sixth issue of Odyssey in December 1981. 
The authors were the editors of "Odyssey," and the subject was the More McCoy! fan campaign to include/give more screen time to the character Dr. McCoy in Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.
 
==The Letter==
==Fan Comments==
This letter was addressed by Susan Stephenson in a letter to Interstat titled So many topics in the past few months require perspective I see lacking.: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1981 Open Letters
1991 Anime Erotica Calendar

1991 Anime Erotica Calendar contains art by Heather Bruton.
The fandoms are Saint Seiya, Giant Gorg, Orguss, The Faery King, Shurato, Crusher Joe, Go Lion, Mellowlink, Beast City, Acrobunch, and Earthian.
 
Image:brutoncalendar1991-1.jpg|front cover, Saint Seiya
Image:brutoncalendar1991-2.jpg|Earthian
Image:brutoncalendar1991-3.jpg|Saint Seiya, this one features a fig leaf over naked breasts added by a fan selling this calendar on eBay
Image:brutoncalendar1991-4.jpg|Shurato
Image:brutoncalendar1991-5.jpg|Go Lion
Image:brutoncalendar1991-6.jpg|Saint Seiya
 
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:1991 Calendars
1994 Beauty and the Beast Fan Questionnaire

1994 Beauty and the Beast Fan Questionnaire was created by Deb Bichel. 
From Of Love and Hope #2 in September 1994: 
==From a November 1994 Message from Deb==
Posted to the Of Love and Hope mailing list: 
==Responses==
From Deb, a month later, also posted to the Of Love and Hope mailing list: "I've received about 20 responses to my questionnaire - less than I expected, but statistically, this is pretty good..”
==Canada==
Posted by Deb in Jan 1995 to Of Love and Hope:
==Publication==
Deb published the survey responses in the Beauty and the Beast Questionairre.
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast
Category:1994
1998 Anchorage Trek/Babylon 5 Convention

A Star Trek and Babylon 5 convention was held in 1998 in Anchorage, Alaska. Celebrity guests included René Auberjonois and Richard Biggs. 
==Con Reports==
*1998 Anchorage Trek/Babylon 5 Convention by Pillow
Category:Babylon 5Category:Star Trek ConventionsCategory:1998 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
1BDR, OCN VU

1BDR, OCN VU is a slash Stargate Atlantis McKay/Sheppard anthology.
Also spelled "Ocean View."
==Issue 1==
1BDR, OCN VU 1 was published in 2005 and contains 184-pages. 
Color cover by Sian, interior art by Patt. 
* Because That's What Friends Do by Shelly and Merlin7 (11 pages)
* Under Darkness by Girlgonemadd (2 pages)
* 2,000 Light Years Away by Kylia (6 pages)
* Analogous Parts by Cynical Coat (29 pages)
* Happy New Year by The Huntress (12 pages)
* Lost and Found by Ellex (7 pages)
* The Morpheus Cycle by Andromeda (17 pages)
* It Never Happened Like This in the Movies by Claire (7 pages)
* Two Weeks by Tarlan (13 pages)
* Survivors by Girlgonemadd (15 pages)
* Than A Feather by Gaia (50 pages)
* A Good Soldier by J.M. Griffin (8 pages)
==Issue 2==
2 Ocean View was published in 2006 and contains 244 pages. 
It won a 2007 FanQ. 
The cover is by Montana.
* All I Can Breathe by Claire (3)
* Perceptions by Orithain and Rina (11)
* Last Gift by Girlgonemadd (39)
* Blink of an Eye by J.M. Griffin (43)
* Speed of Light by Kylia (113)
* Flyboy / Geek by J.M. Griffin (118)
* The Midlothian Candidate by Ellex (119)
* Security Protocols by Tarlan FanQ 2007 Winner (At 4AM this morning, Rodney McKay killed himself...and he needs John's help to make sure it doesn't happen again.) (139)
* Anallagmatic by Sian (165)
* The Answer to Life, the Universe and Everything by Keikokin (237)
* Trinity by Ellex (244)
Category:Stargate Atlantis Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Category:2006 Zines
1DHQ

1DHQ is a term used in One Direction fandom to indicate whoever is in charge of the band or in charge of making 1D-related decisions without having to be more specific (for example, their PR management company Modest! or their record label Syco or Simon Cowell). The term is useful because it is not always clear to the average fan how responsibility for the various business and creative aspects of 1D is delegated. However, the term is most often used by larries, who believe that bandmembers Harry and Louis are being forcibly closeted by... 1DHQ.
==Theories==
For many years, different groups of larries created or were guided by theories about how 1DHQ ran the band, the bandmembers' personal lives, including even their relationships and their "true" sexualities.
Larries strongly believed that Harry and Louis were in a romantic relationship, but that 1DHQ prevented them from revealing this relationship because such a revelation would lead to the loss of contracts and consequently of money. 
Theories also said that the members were instructed to lie on camera to provide enough material for their fans to continue following the band, but never assuming anything but friendship and work companionship. the fans believed -- perhaps some still believe -- that all the theories were real and many are reluctant to drop the subject.
Perhaps because of this and other theories about who runs what in the band that many fanworks were created in order to feed the what if? of the fans.
==Criticism by Fandom==
Shit Larries Say has devoted several episodes of its youtube series and podcast to debunking the theories surrounding 1DHQ's omnipotence in the lives of One Direction (particularly Harry and Louis), and tying conspiracy theories about 1DHQ to the antisemitic roots of "big media" and "____ control the media" conspiracism. Their video Antisemitism in Conspiracy Theories: Explained, specifically pertaining to Larries and other fannish conspiracy theory, talks directly about the harm of the 1DHQ conspiracy theories about bad contracts, forced closeting contracts, micromanagement of everyday life for Harry and/or Louis, and other canards that Larries use to bolster their claims.
==References==
Category:One Direction Fandom Glossary
1character

1character was a multifandom LiveJournal community for ficlets of one sentence. It was based on 1sentence, but with claims made for a character instead of a pairing.
==Rules==
==External links==
* AO3 tag
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
1fandom

1fandom was a multifandom LiveJournal community for ficlets of one sentence. It was based on 1sentence and 1character, but with claims made for a fandom instead of a pairing or character.
==External links==
* Community FAQ
* Prompt Tables
* Community Memories
* AO3 tag
Category:Theme Journal Communities
Category:2006 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2006 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
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