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Fiction, Invention and Hyper-reality

Fiction, Invention and Hyper-reality is an academic book of essays edited by Carole M. Cusack and Pavol Kosnáč about spirituality rooted in apparently fictional texts rather than "historical" texts. 
==Fannish Subjects==
*Dudeism
*Jediism (Jedi Census Phenomenon, Temple of the Jedi Order, Second Life
*Tolkienist Religions (The Elven Path and The Silver Ship of the Valar)
*Otherkin and therian communities 
*Soulbonders
*Brony spirituality (WWPD, Brony philosophy) 
*Anime fandom (cosplay ritual, pilgrimage, Haruhiism) 
*Diego Maradona fandom in cinema
Category:Fannish New Religious Movements
Fiction, Reality, Fandom and Adulthood

Fiction, Reality, Fandom and Adulthood: a media academic and CSA/incest victim’s account is a Medium article by theangryvictim.
The article goes in detail about the author's own experiences with fandom in 2006, on Fanfiction.net, and as a rape/CSA/incest victim.
As of early 2020, the article has been removed and replaced with placeholder text, but can still be viewed in archived links.
==Some Topics Discussed==
The essay covers a range of topics that have become hot-button issues as a result of Tumblr social justice fandom, including: 
*Fiction vs Reality
*framing in fiction, including rape, incest, age gap ships, and abuse
*victims and victimhood being used as rhetorical devices within fandom discussions about morality and fiction
*fandom adults, and how they interact with young people in online spaces
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
Responses are largely positive, and have been on Twitter and Tumblr, where the article was circulated. It currently has 521 RTs on Twitter and 615 reblogs on Tumblr.As of 19 September 2017
==Follow-up discussion about "red flags"==
Approximately a month after publishing the article, theangryvictim then posted the following on TumblrStating the obvious again... by theangryvictim:
This generated much more controversy than theangryvictim's original article, as it directly criticizes shipping trends, and may also be seen as a criticism of the oft-iterated Don't Like, Don't Read.
theangryvictim's response to some of these concerns:
==Sources==
Category:2017 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Meta on Fansites
Fiction-is-not-reality

Fiction-is-not-reality is the name of a pro-shipping and anti-anti discourse blog.Tumblr blog
==Description==
==Focus==
As of 2019, the blog's purview included MAP discourse and advocacy. Since all content of that nature was banned from Tumblr, all MAP-related subject matter is confined to Dreamwidth and Twitter.
The About section of fiction-is-not-reality on Dreamwidth described the blog as such:
==References==
FictionAlleyWriters and Artists

FictionAlleyWriters (FAWA) was a Harry Potter Yahoo Group related to FictionAlley.
Read the first message: here.
==Early Description==
"A group for all writers who post at FictionAlley, the new Harry Potter Fanfiction Website at www.fictionalley.org, and its subdomains, including schnoogle.com (novel-length fanfics), ArtisticAlley, and the forthcoming domains for humor, romance and drama&mystery; fics."
==Later Description==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2001
Category:2002
Category:Yahoo! Groups
FictionAlley Park

FictionAlley Park was a Harry Potter message board community, part of the FictionAlley archive.
In 2005, there were at least 100,000 registered users.
A 2001 message regarding moderation: "...for the first 4 weeks of the existence of FAP, there was no modding. We basically threw the park up there and let it exist. Eventually, we realised that we might need to look at it every so often. And the rest is history. see more at Something I posted to FictionAlley's mods list a year ago this weekend... (Sep. 8th, 2002) 
The FictionAlley archive was moved to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project starting in 2018. Although the announcement stated that FictionAlley Park would remain at fictionalley.org "in some form",FictionAlley is moving in with An Archive Of Our Own, posted by FictionAlley at Blogspot on 19 July 2018. the site and the forums have been offline since around late 2020.
==Board Categories==
* The Headmaster's Office - Suggestions, Questions, Comments
* Book Discussion
* Writers' Corner
* The Reader's Corner
* Haphazard Alley
* The Fanon
* Text, Intertextuality, Meta & You!
* The Characters
* Ministry of Movies, Merchandise & Mimbulus Mimbletonias
* The Common Room
* The Sorting
==Notable Forums==
* SCUSA - the shipping forum
* ...cruisin'... - fanfiction listings by pairing
* Help! I'm looking for... - fic finding forum
* Seekers - beta reader searches
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Communities
Category:2000s Category:2010s
FictionPress

FictionPress is an original fiction archive of stories and poems. It is a sister site of FanFiction.net.
FictionPress was split of from FanFiction.net in February 2003. Stories in FanFiction.net's original fiction categories were automatically migrated to FictionPress.FanFiction.Net updates, archived 17 February 2003 by the Wayback Machine. However, some authors still try to circumvent the system by writing original fiction and publishing it on FFN as if it were fanfic, using categories that do not match the plot and/or characters of the same.
==Content==
The site's categories are divided into Fiction and Poetry, each with its own subdivision. 
Fiction
*Action
*Biography
*Essay
*Fable
*Fantasy
*General
*Historical
*Horror
*Humor
*Kids
*Manga
*Mystery
*Mythology
*Play
*Romance
*Sci-Fi
*Spiritual
*Supernatural
*Thriller
*Western
*Young Adult	
Poetry
*Family
*Fantasy
*Friendship
*General
*Haiku
*Humor
*Life
*Love
*Nature
*Politics
*Religion
*School
*Song
*War
*Work
==References==
Category:Original Fiction
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Fiction @ Failed-To-Say.net

Fiction @ Failed-To-Say.net was a multi-fandom archive hosted by Brittney, prior to opening Alone In The Pretense. Although the site offered categories for fanfic in a variety of fandoms, only Hanson stories were hosted there during the year the archive was open. Around fifty stories were hosted there, including several by Becca and Brittney herself. The archive used eFiction software.
Category:Hanson Archives
Category:EFiction
Fiction Central

Fiction Central was a multifandom archive.
==Categories==
As of 2013, the following categories were listed, with the number of stories in square brackets.
* Beyblade [14]
* Cardcaptor Sakura [0]
* Eragon/Inheritance Quadrilogy [0]
* Digimon [0]
* Dragonball Series [0]
* Fullmetal Alchemist [0]
* Glee [1]
* Harry Potter [2]
* Gravitation [0]
* Ice Age [0]
* Loveless [0]
* Love Mode [2]
* Naruto [0]
* Original Fiction [1]
* Pokemon [0]
* Sailor Moon [0]
* Shaman King [0]
* Supernatural [1]
* Transformers [0]
* Yugioh [0]
* Zoids [0]
* Other [1]
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Fiction File

Fiction File is a gen multifandom anthology possibly published in the UK. 
Fiction File 1 was published in 1995. 
Fiction File 2 was published in 1995. 
Fiction File 3
Fiction File 4
Fiction File 5
Fiction File 6 was published in 1996. 
Fiction File 7 was published in 1996. 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:1996 Zines
Fiction Plaza

Fiction Plaza is the portal site to all of AmandaK's fanfiction. It was listed in the Hidden Whispers directory in 2004 as a Lord of the Rings fanfic page.Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: DEF, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 05 May 2012)
Sometime between 2005 and 2012 the page moved to a new address and changed the name to Scribler's Scribbles. New fandoms include Jericho, The Kill Point, The Magic Of Ordinary Days, Miracles, Prison Break, Sons of Anarchy, Stargate Atlantis, Supernatural, Threat Matrix.
==References==
Fiction Records

Fiction Records was a slash archive and mailing list named after The Cure's record label of the same name.
According to the site's hosts, the website was "definitely the first Cure slash posted on the Internet."Hover text at swansongs.net, archived 30 March 2011 by the Wayback Machine.
==Mailing List==
==References==
Category:The Cure
Category:RPF Archives
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999
Category:2000
Fiction by Fans

Fiction by Fans is a fanfiction site. It was listed in the Hidden Whispers directory in 2004 with the keywords "English, Fictional/Real Person".Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: DEF, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 05 May 2012)
==References==
Category:RPF Websites
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Lotrips
Category:2004
Category:2005
Fiction by Lizbetann

Fiction by Lizbetann is a fanfiction page. It was created on February 23, 1997, updated, restructured and majorly overhauled March 23, 2000, and moved to a new server January 12, 2001, and last updated May 5, 2010.
Description from seanachais:
==References==
Category:1997 Author Pages
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:2010s Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Firefly
Category:Babylon 5 Websites 
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:Highlander Websites
Fiction by Sandra Lee

Fiction by Sandra Lee is a personal slash fanfiction site. It is part of S & K's Domain and hosted by Tripod.
==The Mummy==
* ...Is only the Beginning - R/A PG-13 Summary - Back in the Egyptian Desert, Rick encounters someone he never thought to see again.
* And in the End... - R/A Summary - Sequel to ...Is only the Beginning. Hopefully...
==Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel the Series==
* Confession is good for the soul. - A/X, G Summary - A response to the Valentine's Day Challenge.
* Confession is good for the Mind? - A/X, PG Summary - Sequel to Confession is good for the soul.
==Star Wars The Phantom Menace==
* Until We Meet Again - Q/O PG-13 Summary - Obi-Wan's thoughts on... [Contains Spoilers] 
* Always - Q/O PG. Summary - Response to a long ago Wedding Challenge, but as with everything, Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan do it their way.
==Star Trek Voyager==
* Bound - P/? NC-17 PWP Summary- A mysterious tormentor has Tom captive
* Gagged - C/P NC-17 PWP Summary- Sequel to 'Bound'
* Breakfast in Bed - C/P R Summary- Humour...Not a hint of plot to be found
* Essay Answer - C/P NC-17 PWP Summary- Answer to 500 word Essay Question at the end of Mona R's "Embraceable Q"
* Eastersmut - C/P NC-17 PWP Summary- I think the title says it all <g>
==X-files==
* A couch isn't just for sleeping on - M/K NC-17 PWP Summary - Another use for Mulder’s couch
* Angel of Mine - M/K (kinda) PG-13 Summary - A short dream-like piece inspired by a photo. 
* Wishful Thinking - M/K NC-17 Summary - Set near the start of the episode 'Duane Barry' Just what was Krycek thinking during his poolside encounter with Mulder?
* When One Door Closes - M/K NC-17 Summary - Part 1 in The End or The Beginning? Series but can stand alone. Krycek's POV not long after the episode The End.
==The Sentinel==
* Drabbles for Karen - J/B NC-17 [Minor warning: includes elements of d/s] Summary - a series of connected drabbles that were originally written to cheer my beloved corruptor up and gained a mind of their own. Finished. 45 Parts.
 
==Drabbles==
* The Gift - D/M (Highlander) PG-13 Summary - Snippet for Karen's Birthday.
* Happy Birthday Partner - S/H (Starsky & Hutch) PG-13 Summary - Snippet for Karen's Birthday.
* Umm...Ares? - A/J (Xena) PG-13 Summary - Snippet for Karen's Birthday.
 
* Star Trek Voyager Drabbles - Assorted Drabbles
* X-Files Drabbles - Assorted Drabbles
* Other Sentinel Drabbles - Christmas Drabble Easter Drabble Bear Hugs Assorted Drabbles
==Collaborations==
 
* Tickle Torture - V/M NC-17 Once a Thief. (aka The ABC Challenge Response)
* Summary - A challenge response written by Karen - Beloved Corruptor and Sandra - Mistress of the Realm.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Tripod
Category:The Mummy
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Once a Thief
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Author Pages
Fiction by T'lyr

Fiction by T'lyr was a personal slash fanfiction site.
It was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, the Original Writing WebRing and The Star Trek Slash Ring. It was linked at CaPtive as a Chakotay/Paris site.Chakotay/Paris links, via Wayback: 2007. (Accessed 19 June 2020)
Description from Spirit's Heavens: 
==Gallery==
File:Fiction by T'lyr.png
File:Star_Trek_by T'lyr.png
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Original Fiction
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Fiction vs. Reality Discussion

The debate on how and if fiction affects reality is a complex issue, common in fandom around proshipping and antishipping debates.
==Real-Person Fiction==
==Underage Fanfiction==
==Representation==
===Racebending===
==Online Abuse==
==Personal Effects==
==Further Reading==
===Fandom Meta===
*Fiction vs Reality by shipinpeace on Tumblr
*Write or Wrong: Should We Fight “Bad” Fiction by cameoamalthea on Tumblr
*Fiction & Reality by finnobliterateshux on Tumblr
*Breaking Down the “It’s Fiction” Argument and Why It Doesn’t Work by nibeul on Tumblr
*Fanfiction as an Arts-Based Trauma Therapy Modality by thistlecat on AO3
===Events===
Purges, bans, banwaves, legislation, cease and desists
*Cease and Desist by FOX against fan sites (mid-1990s)
*Tripod Massacre (March 2001)
*FanFiction.Net's NC-17 Purges: 2002 and 2012
*Quizilla's purge (2006)
*Strikethrough and Boldthrough (May-August 2007)
*The Snappening (2018)
*Tumblr NSFW Content Purge (2018)
*i didn't realise ao3 was started in response to lj deleting account relating to pedophilia and they explicitly support the posting of such works yikes
===Articles===
*Media Ethics on Wikipedia
*Violence and Video Games on Wikipedia
*Ethical Fiction: Essential? Desirable? Irrelevant? by Dr. Robin Joyce
*The Ethics of Writing Real-Person Fiction by Gary L. Stuart
*Moral Fiction by Mary Gordon
*Ethical Fiction Writing by Daniel Goldman
*The influence of television on children's gender role socialization. by Susan D. Witt
*How 'Twilight,' other dark fiction affect teen brains by Valerie Strauss
*Fiction, Reality, Fandom and Adulthood by theangryvictim
==Fannish Links==
===Tumblr Blogs===
*Ficti0n-affects-reality
*Freedom-of-fanfic
*Fiction-is-not-reality
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Discussion
Fictional Character Crushes

Fictional Character Crushes is a 2003 essay by Cassandra Claire.
The posted essay has over 470 comments on 15 pages. One fan noted: "Wow, Cassie hasn't had a response like this since the last VSD on her other lj. She's created another monster."
The vast majority of crushes mentioned in the comments are crushes on males.
==From the Original Post==
==Some Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:2003 Meta
Fictionesque

Fictionesque was a multifandom archive. It appears to have gone down around August 2016, with the Wayback Machine showing the final capture of the main page (which is devoid of announcements and claims to contain no stories, authors, or users) from August 20, 2016. (There are pages archived from earlier in the month.) The next most recent capture of this page, from April 14, 2016, indicates the site hosted over 2,600 works, with around 1,300 authors and over 30,000 users. The most recent announcement is dated from December 13, 2011.(Main Page, archived April 14th, 2016)
==Features==
The archive made use of a tagging system for fandoms and certain details (such as the presence of slash, fluff, or original characters), and a genre and maturity rating system similar to Fanfiction.net. Stories tagged "Harry Potter"
Users could also subscribe to and favorite authors and works, and leave reviews of fics. The sidebar on the work page would indicate how many reviews each chapter had, as well as the work's total number of reviews.
==Rules==
The archive allowed both fanfiction and original content.
==References==
Some archived stories can be found on the Wayback Machine here.
Category:Multifandom Archives
Fictive

Fictives are: "Any character in a fanfic, usually but not always referring to those either created or altered by fanfic writers. More specifically, characters usually called "fictives" when they are outside their usual story, ie. hanging out in the Subreality Cafe. Fictives sometimes get the chance to scold or comfort their writer in metafics." The Fandom Glossary (via Wayback) (Accessed Sept. 19, 2009)
The term was later adopted by the soulbonding community and from there came to be used by the plural community as a whole. A detailed history is available on the Pluralpedia page.
== References ==
Fictober

Similar to Inktober or Writember, Fictober is a 31 day challenge for fan fiction writers to write and publish a story everyday for the month of October. The origins of Fictober are unclear, several fandoms have had month long challenges in October with different prompts. However, Welcome to Night Vale fandom seems to be one of the first fandoms to use the term "fictober",WTNV FICTOBER CHALLENGE 2015 and X-Files fandom appears to have had the first fictober blog on Tumblr.fictober tumblr blog As of 2018, Fictober is a challenge open to all fandoms.
==Resources==
* from the Fictober Tumblr
* 
* 
* Fictober19 Collection at Archive of Our Own
* Fictober18 Collection at Archive of Our Own
* Fictober20 Collection at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Fictosexuality

Fictosexuality is exclusive attraction to fictional characters. Fictosexuals are called ficts or fictos; those terms are also inclusive of fictoromantics and people with "platonic F/Os" (fictional others). There is some overlap with the selfship community on tumblr, but they are distinct.
Fictosexuality is sometimes considered a subset of asexuality, since there is no attraction to actual people, but this is controversial and many ficts do not consider themselves ace and/or aro, however, the ace community tends to dislike this association as it would invalidate their sexuality due to the fact that it is correlated with attraction to something unreal.
==Fictosexuality Versus Normal Fan Response==
Ficts define themselves differently than normal fans because they are not attracted to real people and also because they take their crushes on characters more seriously than most people.
==Terms==
Some terms used by the community and similar groups:
*Nijikon - 2D Complex, a Japanese term for the feeling that anime/manga/visual novel/etc characters are more beautiful or otherwise attractive than real people
*Toonophilia/Schediaphilia - attraction towards animated characters
*F/O or fictional other - a character one is in a relationship with. Shared term with the selfship community
*Flesh people - real people. Used in a similar way to "3D people" by waifuists
==Archives & Resources==
*Fictosexuality tag on the Ao3
*fictosexual Neocities site
==Meta==
* Fictional Character Crushes, essay by Cassandra Claire (2003)
==References==
Ficwip

#ficwip is a community for fic writers that was started by museaway in 2018. From its inception, it has welcomed writers in any fandom and allowed all ships. 
The original #ficwip was a weekly Twitter chat, which derived from Coffee Shop Sunday, part of the 2014 Spock Prime Big Bang. During a chat, fic authors would share a snippet from a WIP using the hashtag #ficwip. Interaction with and between authors was encouraged. Chats typically included additional writing questions to encourage public conversation about fic writing. 
In early 2020, the original chat was replaced by #wordgamewednesday, started in reaction to the stay-at-home orders due to COVID-19. The #ficwip twitter posts a new word every Wednesday and challenges authors to find it in their WIPs and share the sentence. 
Muse started #ficwip as a casual activity for friends after noticing the lack of writing chats that welcomed fic writers. The first chats were held weekly on Wednesdays via muse's personal Twitter account, and were mostly comprised of writers from the Supernatural fandom. The chat moved to weekends to accommodate participants' schedules, taking place across Saturday and Sunday. In 2019, muse started a dedicated Twitter account so all snippets could be retweeted and archived, and moved the chat to Sundays. In 2020, ficwip ran on a fixed schedule: the second Sunday of every month beginning at 1pm ET.
==Discord server==
The #ficwip community opened a discord server on September 6, 2019. It welcomes creators from all fandoms, including artists. Writers have a daily check-in. The server sometimes hosts exchanges and other small fests for its members. 
==Events==
In 2018 and 2019, the Twitter and Discord hosted #finishupfeb to encourage people to check boxes on their to-do lists. It was later replaced by the ongoing discord-based challenge The Fic That Haunts You. 
In 2020, #ficwip adopted a 5k AU event that previously ran as part of the Dean/Cas Tropefest. The first #ficwip 5k posted in July 2020 and runs annually. 
#ficwip also adopted the Hey, Sweetheart challenge that muse had run in the Star Trek fandom in 2014. It's now an annual all-fandoms Valentine's Day event. 
The Thy'la Bang (a Kirk/Spock bang) and The Night Pool (a RinHaru event series) are both affiliated with #ficwip. 
== Trivia ==
* ficwip is pronounced fic + whip
* It is always written in lowercase letters and as a single word
==Links==
* #ficwip website 
* Twitter account
* AO3 collection
==References==
Category:2018 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Category:TwitterCategory:Discord ServersCategory:Tumblr
Fiddauthor

Fiddauthor is the romantic pairing of Stanford Pines and Fiddleford McGucket in the fandom Gravity Falls.
This ship emerged after the episode Society of the Blind Eye, where it's revealed that Fiddleford worked with the Author of the Journal to create the portal, although he doesn't remember what happened. (Hence the ship name "Fiddauthor", because Ford's identity was not revealed until later in season 2). More about their interaction is revealed during "The Last Mabelcorn", but they don't interact in the present until the finale. Thus, shippers often depict the two dating in post-canon fanworks.
Journal 3 revealed that Fiddleford was canonically married during the portal-building period, but although there have been a few pieces focusing on that, the fandom output for the ship remains largely fluffy or angsty. It also reveals that the password to The Laptop is actually "Stanford". Some debate sprung up about whether or not it was Stanford or Fiddleford who put that as the password, as Fiddleford made the laptop to give it to Stanford but Stanford in the Journal states he thinks laptops are silly and that he prefers to work with paper, but the laptop is very clearly used and connected to the portal.
== Fandom ==
The pairing was an entry in the third MLM Ship Bracket Tournament in 2023.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fancomics===
* by hntrgurl13, 2015
* by hellmandraws, 2017 -- Fiddauthor in Gravity Falls missing scene comic
** also by hellmandraws
** also by hellmandraws, 2018 -- pre-slash or gen missing scenes -- Ford meeting Fiddelford in college and then in Gravity Falls after he's been rescued from the portal
==Links & Resources==
* Archive of Our Own tag: Fiddleford H. McGucket/The Author | Original Stanford Pines
* Gravity Falls Shipping Wiki: Fiddauthor
==References==
Category:Gravity Falls Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Fiddleford McGucket

Fiddleford McGucket is a supporting character in the Disney cartoon Gravity Falls.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
They kooky old men of Gravity Falls are shipped with each other.
Pairing 	Name
Fiddleford McGucket/Stanford Pines	Fiddauthor
Fiddleford McGucket/Stanley Pines 	Fiddlestan
== Fanworks ==
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
== Resources ==
== References ==
Category:Gravity Falls Characters