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George Harrison

==Biography==
George Harrison (1943-2001) was a British rock musician who was "The Quiet One" of The Beatles. Among his best known songs as a member of the group were "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Taxman," "Here Comes The Sun," "Within You Without You" and "Something." As a solo artist, he is best known for "My Sweet Lord," "Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)", "All Those Years Ago" and "Got My Mind Set On You" (parodied by Weird Al Yankovic as "This Song's Just Six Words Long").
==Fandom==
He was forever in John and Paul's shadow. He sold millions of albums and singles around the world.
===Fan Works===
*George Harrison at AO3
*#georgeharrison at DeviantArt
===Pairings===
On AO3, he gets Slashed most often with Ringo Starr. His one Het pairing is with Pattie Boyd. 
==Other Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
*IMDB
==Notes==
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Category:Industry
Category:The Beatles
George Karim

George Karim is a main character in the Lockwood & Co book series and television show on Netflix.
 
==Canon==
George is the main researcher of the trio in both versions.
===Books===
George's last name is Cubbins in the books. 
===Show===
The show changed his last name to Karim. The creators worked with Jonathan Straud and Karim's actor Ali Hadji-Heshmati to update the name.Lockwood & Co creator explains biggest changes from the books, Radio Times
===Shipping===
George is most commonly shipped with Flo Bones, especially when following or borrowing from book canon. He is also shipped with Lockwood, and polyshipped with Lucy and Lockwood.
===Tropes===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*George Cubbins|George Karim on AO3
*#george karim on Tumblr
*#george cubbins on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Lockwood & Co.
George Lucas

See: TPTB's Involvement and Interference, Lucasfilm.
See: Open Letter to Star Wars Zine Publishers by Maureen Garrett.
George Lucas is a film writer and director most known for Star Wars and Indiana Jones movies. 
By default of Star Wars material, Lucas was constantly jossing his fans, something that may have added interest to that fandom, but was also extremely frustrating. 
==Relationship with Fandom during the Original Trilogy==
His relationship to fans was much more distant, hands-off, and sometimes downright hostile than Gene Roddenberry, the creator many fans may have wished he was more similar to. From a fan in 1984: 
However, he was not necessarily friendly to fandom, and at different points made attempts to control fandom activity and fanworks. From a fan in 1984: 
Significantly, Lucas attempted to suppress slash fanworks, namely Han/Luke. While requiring that fanworks be "family friendly," he demanded that that fans submit copies of their zines to his offices. As it was put by meeedeee in response (with many links to Fanlore) to questions about Han/Luke fandom and the lack thereof:
Other fans were more forgiving of Lucas's interactions with fansom. In 1985, some fans started a fan club and newsletter, The George Lucas Appreciation & Admiration Society.
== Relationship with Fandom during the Prequel Trilogy ==
==Fan Art==
File:Againstsith9-5.jpg|art by Jon Heilman, from Against the Sith #9 (1980)
File:Bountyhunter8-4.jpg|from Bounty Hunter #8 (1997), Michael Constable?
==Further Reading/Metaa==
* Lucas Shot First: The Surprisingly Powerful Sense of Betrayal George Lucas Creates by Emily Asher-Perrin at Tor.com (March 16, 2012)
* Ewan McGregor's Stupid Beautiful Face: A History of Han/Luke and Star Wars Slash
==References==
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George R. R. Martin

George R. R. Martin is an SF/F author. 
He is also a television writer. One of his books, A Song of Ice and Fire, was adapted for Game of Thrones. 
Martin also wrote and produced many episodes of the 1980's series, Beauty and the Beast (TV). 
==Martin's Stance on Fanworks==
Martin dislikes fanfiction, and wishes fans would not use his, or other peoples' characters. See Someone is Angry On the Internet.
Martin also spoke of his time in high school writing what was then called “fan fiction” for fanzines but he was quick to distinguish between what he wrote and what fan fiction is today: 
==Martin's Comments on Authorial Intent==
In the very early 1990s, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan asked Martin about whether the only valid interpretation of a story or show was that of the original writer: 
==Game of Thrones==
Martin is, among other things, the creator of A Song of Ice and Fire, a popular high fantasy book series adapted to television. The television series, Game of Thrones, is named after the first book in this series. He has written episodes for Game of Thrones. Fans have become impatient with how long Martin is taking to put out new A Song of Ice and Fire books and finish the series.
In an interview with Geek & Sundry he spoke about female readers fascination to his villain characters such as Sandor Clegane, mentioning SanSan shippers at the end.George R. R. Martin on female fans, Sandor and SanSan
==Beauty and the Beast==
Martin was also the writer of thirteen Beauty and the Beast (TV) episodes.
===Beauty and the Beast Interviews===
* Beauty and The Beast: The Newsletter (conducted at the February 1988 Wiscon) 
* Lionheart Exclusive Interview: George R.R. Martin (1992)
===Martin at Beauty and the Beast Cons===
===Martin's Comments===
From a 1994 online discussion with fans and Martin:
===Fan Comments about Martin at Beauty and the Beast Cons===
 
==References==
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Category:Professional Authors
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George R. R. Martin is wrong about Lovecraft

George R. R. Martin is wrong about Lovecraft is a 2010 post by Nick Mamatas.
This essay was written in direct response to Someone Is Angry On the Internet by George R.R. Martin.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fanfic and copyright
* George R.R. Martin
* the differences between copyright and trademark
* does fanfic hurt or help the original source?
* H.P. Lovecraft
* Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy
* Marion Zimmer Bradley and her ghostwriters
* the difficult and often noxious world of copyright
* copyright holders (extended family and heirs) and their often complication personal issues
* Anne McCaffrey
* Mike Ford
* James Herbert and Dune
* the difficulties in putting things in public domain, the benefits of Creative Commons
* Diana Gabaldon
==The Introduction==
== Excerpts==
==Some Fan Comments==
===With a Focus of Marion Zimmer Bradley===
For more on this topic, see Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy.
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===General Comments===
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==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
George Takei

George Takei is an American actor known for his role as Hikaru Sulu on Star Trek: The Original Series. 
==Shows, Films, Theater==
==Fandom==
===Takei's Guest Appearances at Cons===
Takei has been a VERY FREQUENT guest of honor at possibly several hundred cons. 
His appearances there were extremely popular. Many fans commented on his sincere enthusiasm, his kindness to others, his infectious laugh, his enthusiasm for running (often taking runs while at cons and inviting fans to join him), and his sense of fun. 
===Takei's Participation in Clubs and Newsletters===
===Takei's Enthusiasm for Running, Jogging with Fans at Cons===
===Takei's Infectious Laugh===
===Takei's Popular Lobster Hat===
===Fan Clubs===
*The George Takei International Fan Club
*George Takei Friendship Club
*Hosato
*G.H.T.
===Fan Art===
===Takei-Focused Zines===
*At the Helm (Star Trek newsletter)
* G.H.T. Journal
* George Takei Friendship Club Newsletter 
* Hosato Yearbook 
* Ichi Ban
* Murasaki
==Fan Comments==
==Meta==
* A Private Conversation, a fan testimonial by Janice K. Hrubes (1980)
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Star Trek Actors
George Takei Friendship Club

George Takei Friendship Club was a fan club based in Delaware, U.S. 
It refers to itself at times as "GHT," but this is not the same club as the one in the UK called G.H.T..
==Publication==
George Takei Friendship Club Newsletter was the club's publication. It appears to have a variety of names. 
==Other George Takei Fan Clubs== 
* George Takei Friendship Club (also "GHT George Takei, Friendship," "G.H.T George Takei, Friendship," "GHT George Takei, American Friendship") (based in the U.S., run by P.E. Lewis)
* Hosato (based in Britain, run by Jenny Elson, morphed into G.H.T.)
* G.H.T. (based in Britain, run by Ena Glogowska, then Jackie Edwards)
* The George Takei International Fan Club (based in the U.S., run by Floss Del Vecchio, then Sharon Kraus and Floss Del Vecchio, then Mae Sanchez)
 Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
George deValier

George deValier is a fan writer in Hetalia: Axis Powers fandom. He is notable for writing many emotional stories on the site FF.net, although he has stopped writing, leaving many works unfinished. His WW2 AU, the Veraverse, based off of the singer Vera Lynn during that time, is extremely popular. His Fanfiction.net account was deleted sometime in 2019, without any warning, resulting in the loss of all his stories. There haven't been any further updates regarding the deletion, leaving his fans to speculate about his whereabouts. His works have been re-uploaded by fans on Wattpad, Archive Of Our Own, and Fanfiction.net. His original works can also be found on the Wayback Machine on entering the URL for his fanfics.
== Blanket Statement ==
In his FanFiction.Net profile, George provides a blanket statement giving permission for further transformation of his fanworks:
== Notable Stories ==
* Auf Wiedersehen, Sweetheart is one of the most popular fics in Hetalia and Germany/Italy fandom. This fanfiction featured an Italian resistance member and a German fighter pilot who met and slowly fell in love. Being such a tearjerker fanfiction, this fanfiction is one of the most brilliant WW2 AU fanfiction. This fanfiction is a companion story to We'll Meet Again.
* We'll Meet Again is another WW2 AU fanfiction which is one of the most perfect America/England fanfiction that ever exist. This fanfiction featured an American fighter pilot and a London pub owner.
* Bésame Mucho features Spain/Romano. Another beautiful WW2 AU fanfiction which is a companion story to Auf Wiedersehen, Sweetheart.
* is one of his less known, yet great fics. While not in the Veraverse, it features the Nordics in a college AU, and the pairings Denmark/Norway and Sweden/Finland.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
GeorgeandFred

GeorgeandFred is a Yahoo! Groups mailing list for the Fred/George twincest pairing.
Membership to the group originally required moderator approval, but was changed to open membership circa 2007, after which it has become overrun with spam. The group was most active from its inception through 2003, when it had roughly 200 members.GeorgeandFred at Yahoo! Groups. (Archived by the Wayback Machine 18 October 2003.)
The are 11 stories, 7 poems, and 11 pieces of art in the group's file section, as well as others in the message archives.
The group's description states (brackets in original): 
== References ==
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Georges Gallet

Georges Gallet was a French journalist and science fiction fan. During the occupation of Paris in World War II, Gallet was sent science fiction zines by fellow fans in the U.S.A.
Before the war, Gallet had been planning the first pro science fiction publication in France; according to Fantasy Fiction Field, its title would have been Conquetes.News item in Fantasy Fiction Field #48 pg. 1 (Sept. 13 1941)
== Correspondence ==
In 1940, Gallet wrote to Voice of the Imagi-Nation to discuss an article about sex in science fiction that had been published in Scienti-Snaps in February of that year. (See Newts in Science Fiction.)
In April 1941, VoM published a letter from Gallet sending greetings to several fans, including Morojo, Forrest J Ackerman, and the rest of the LASFL. Gallet mentioned that he wasn't sure whether his previous letter had reached them at all.
== References ==
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Category:1995 Deaths
Georgette Heyer

Known best for her impeccably researched and wittily written romances, Georgette Heyer essentially invented the historical romance genre, especially its subgenre, Regency romance. 
==Influences on fandom==
Although her books are generally set in drawing rooms rather than more overtly adventurous settings, she is considered one of the canon sources for the Age Of Sail fandom.
Stories based on Heyer's books (especially The Masqueraders, and the series that starts with These Old Shades) are perennially requested at Yuletide. A Livejournal community, corinthians, is dedicated to Heyer fan fiction.
It could be argued that both het and slash stories owe a debt in both style and substance to the historical romance genre. 
==Resources ==
*Georgette Heyer fanworks on Archive of Our Own
* The Regency Encyclopedia, with facts and maps.
*thefourthvine reviews Heyer's The Masqueraders. Includes snippets like "Apparently she was trying to win the hotly contested "Most Cross-Dressing in a Single Author's Collected Works Created After 1616" title." and "So basically Heyer, who did not like persons of even the vaguest queerness, let her id talk her into writing what amounts to a gay romance. I find this deeply satisfying."
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Georgia Barnes

Georgia Barnes is an early Star Trek writer, filker and fan artist whose work has appeared in numerous fanzines. In 2007 she was interviewed as as part of the Legacy zine project.
Among her notable works are the stories K/S-vs-J/S-vs-K/X and Myrddin.
== Example Fanart ==
File:Thyla3art4.jpg|Interior art from T'hy'la #3 (1983)
File:Thyla4art7.jpg|Interior art from T'hy'la #4 (1984)
File:Thyla6art4.jpg|Interior art from T'hy'la #6 (1985)
File:Ksx2back.jpg|Back cover of KSX #2 (1988)
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Category:Fanwriters
Georgie Barker

Georgie Barker is a character from The Magnus Archives. 
==Canon==
She is first mentioned in episode 27 by Melanie King as the host of the fictional What The Ghost podcast. She first appears in episode 81. Jonathan Sims — her ex — is staying at her home after he’s been framed for murder. It is revealed in episode 94 that she had her own supernatural experience with a cadaver in university that left her unable to experience fear. In season 4, she cuts ties with Jon after he wakes up from his coma, but continues to speak with him on occasion. Over the course of season 4 she grows closer with Melanie, and it was revealed in episode 157 that she and Melanie were in a relationship. In season 5, she and Melanie were able to exist in the world without being either Watchers or Watched — the two roles after the change, victim or torturer — due to Melanie having blinded herself in season 4, and Georgie being unable to experience fear. They were even able to rescue others from domains and hide them in the tunnels below the Magnus Institute. She first appeared in season 5 in episode 189, and over the course of the final 10 episodes, she reconciled with Jon. She, along with Basira and Melanie, survived till the end of the series.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Links==
* Georgie Barker works on AO3
* #Georgie Barker tag on Tumblr
* Georgie Barker on The Magnus Archives Fandom.com wiki
==References==
Category:The Magnus Archives Characters
Georgie Barker/Melanie King

Georgie Barker/Melanie King is the canonical pairing of Georgie Barker and Melanie King from the podcast The Magnus Archives.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Fan Commentary===
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Meta===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives, Communities and Resources==
==References==
category:Femslash Pairings
Category:The Magnus Archives
Georgie Cooper

George "Georgie" Cooper, Jr. is a major character in Young Sheldon. He is Sheldon and Missy's older brother and he has a daughter named Constance, or CeCe. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Georgie Cooper is most common in the Young Sheldon fandom as a love interest for imagines. 
==Example Fanworks==
*Opposites by timpani411 (2018) 
*Seeing You Again by timpani411 (2018)
**~w o a h~* by UnknownPotatoThing2 (2020)
*Georgie Cooper x reader by RamSpatula (2023) 
==Links==
*Georgie Cooper works on AO3
==References==
Category:The Big Bang Theory
Georgie Denbrough

George "Georgie" Denbrough is a character from It. He is Bill Denbrough's younger brother.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
====Gen====
* Bill Denbrough & Georgie Denbrough
* Georgie Denbrough & Avery Hockstetter 
* Georgie Denbrough & Pennywise 
* Georgie Denbrough & Richie Tozier 
* Georgie Denbrough & OC 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by Kestersan (CW: Blood & Gore) (02 October 2017)
* by Quip (12 June 2018)
* by Seymour (thedrawingbin) – Created for Inktober (07 October 2017)
==External Links==
* Georgie Denbrough character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Georgie Denbrough at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:IT Characters
Georgina

This page includes pages for Georgina, Georgie, and Georgia. See also: George.
==Characters==
*Georgie Barker, a character from The Magnus Archives.
*Georgina Orwell, a character from A Series of Unfortunate Events.
==Fans==
*Georgia Barnes, an early Star Trek fan writer, filker, and fan artist.
*Georgina Kirrin, a multifandom fanwriter.
Georgina (fan)

Georgina wrote 'N Sync and Backstreet Boys popslash Listing of the stories on her fiction site, Boys Like That. Accessed December 2008., often as group crossovers, often featuring Justin/Nick as the main story pairing. The hackery AU Link to the first story of the AU, Thrill Type. Last accessed December, 2008. is one of her best known works, a multi-part story that casts the members of 'N Sync as a covert ops team and Nick Carter as the skilled mathematician/programmer that they recruit. She also created a clever 'N Sync/Backstreet songvid, Kiss.
Other notable stories include the offbeat, multi-part Juppy the Vampire Slayer series. 
With Sandy Keene, she ran the Summer of (Crossover) Love challenge Link accessed December 2008.. As implied by the name, it was a challenge that required a crossover pairing ('N Sync, Backstreet Boys, O-Town or 98 Degrees) and a summer motif. 
Don We Now Our Gay Apparel was also one of Georgina's projects in the fandom. With Pet, she co-moderated the challenge for its first six years, helping to create a lasting model for fanfic holiday gift exchanges. The stories from the 2001 through 2006 challenges are archived and indexed on her domain Link accessed December 2008.. 
==Juppy.org==
"Juppy" was a nickname given to a youthful Justin Timberlake by his bandmates that was often adopted with mocking affection by popslash fandom. As Georgina notes on the splash page of her domain, juppy.org, "it's a domain name that says, 'I have fully embraced my shame.'" Lucky for popslash that she did so, because her contributions to the fandom have been significant. 
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Challenge Moderators
Georgina Kirrin

Georgina Kirrin (pseud) is a fanwriter who wrote in four fandoms. 
Kirrin won a STIFfie Award in 1999 for the Professionals story Awake and a 1997 Philon Award for the Star Trek: TOS story, "Beside the Wells."
==The First? Second? K/S Online Fic==
Her short and humorous story, "Trompe L'Oeil," is possibly the first, though probably second, K/S fic posted to the internet: 
==No Shared Universes==
==Zines==
* Enterprise Log Entries
* IDIC (letters)
* Motet
* No Holds Barred
* Night Music in B and D
* Relative Secrecy
* Second Variation On the Theme of B & D
* T'hy'la
* Virtual Pros
==Some Fic Examples==
"I write gen as Alex Blakeney, K/S as Susan Legge and B/D as Georgina Kirrin
and post to ASC (EM) as Jess."
===Man from U.N.C.L.E. (as Susan Legge)===
* The Times They Are A-Changing, also here
===Professionals (as Georgina Kirrin)===
* The Acorn Syndrome
* At the Admiral Nelson, also here
* Asking
* Awake
* Cards, and Cards on the Table
* Getting things straight (in a bent sort of way)
* Killer Instinct
* Night Fever ("Originally written to accompany an excellent illustration by Suzanne Lovatt, I think it just about stands on its own.")
* On Stand-By, also here (a companion piece to "Watching His Mouth")
* Spring-Heeled Jack
* Watching His Mouth, also here
===Star Trek (as UK Jess, Alex Blakeney, and Susan Legge)===
* Beside the Wells
* Deja Vue ("Kirk eyed Spock's towering pillar of green jade and sighed. 'Spock, what the hell are we supposed to do with all that jade, there's barely room enough room in our quarters as it is!'")
* Fool
* Fortune's Favoured Child
* The Law of Averages
* Lost and Found
* Monty Python's Dead Vulcan Sketch
* A Night in Annie's Bar ("My one and only piece of Mr Scott slash - well, the poor bloke never seemed to get any.")
* Pon Farr Wi'out a Lass (and other Rude Person stories, "Many, many years ago, when the Internet was new, there were newsgroups on USENET for fanfic and discussions on fanfic. I wrote this in response to some on-line trolls and spawned a whole slew of Rude Person stories, using this framework, written in different dialects and jargons by different authors." Ahm Norra Rude Person 
* Strong Together
* Trompe L'Oeil
==Meta==
* Right - why slash? (1997)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Georgina Orwell

Georgina Orwell is a minor antagonist in A Series of Unfortunate Events.
==Canon Background==
Georgina was a member of the Voluntary Fire Department. She practices optometry near the Lucky Smells lumbermill and hypnotizes the workers there. Count Olaf convinces her to help him get access to the Baudelaire fortune.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Georgina Orwell character tag on Archive of Our Own
* Georgina Orwell on the Lemony Snicket Wiki
Category:A Series of Unfortunate Events Characters
Geoviki

Geoviki got into fandom through Star Trek. Her first story was a Star Trek het novel, Half Moon Rising Tide. Then she didn't write anything else for twenty years.
After reading the first four books of Harry Potter, she wrote a Snape gen story, Chaining, in August 2003 which eventually became part of A Thousand Beautiful Things, a Harry/Draco epic. Most of her writing in this fandom is in the H/D pairing.
She states: I like to write plotty stories, and everything I come up with seems to be much longer than I expect.Skyehawke: Duinn Fionn profile (accessed 15 July 2013)
Geoviki maintains the offical HP Masterlist of A. J. Hall.
==Review==
Painless_j on her HP writing:
==Example Fanworks==
===Harry Potter===
* Let Go. Harry/Draco set in epilogue era. Beth H writes: A story that brings the epilogue generation to life, in a completely realistic way...Recs Recs Recs (accessed 15 July 2013)
* Practicing the Same Religion. H/D mpreg. rickey_a writes: classic Harry/Draco Mpreg. It's the fic that everyone says, 'I don't usually like/read Mpreg BUT… loved this story!'crack_broom: Harry/Draco -Practicing the Same Religion by geoviki (accessed 15 July 2013)
* A Thousand Beautiful Things. H/D novel. painless_j writes: In my opinion, this is *the* best H/D novel out there. And one of the best novels in fandom in general.
===Other Fandoms===
* Somewhere to Begin. Popular Maurice futurefic. Miss Morland writes: Longer than your average Maurice fanfic and more satisfying than most ... The deft use of original characters and the vivid writing make this story a pleasure to read.crack_van: Somewhere to Begin by Geoviki (G) (accessed 15 July 2013)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters