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E.E.Magic

E.E.Magic (or E. E. Magic) is a Harry Potter doujinshi circle active in the early 2000s.
One reviewer writes:
:"E. E. Magic is one of the few circles I've seen that draws Harry/Draco (you'd think that'd be more popular, wouldn't you?) and the only one I've seen that draws Snape/Draco. The art is good, although not spectacular. This artist does seem to love feminine uke-style Draco. Personally, I find it a bit creepy, especially in the Snape/Draco doujinshi, but I've never really liked the feminization of male characters. However, if you like Harry/Draco, or uke Draco, then this would be a good circle for you."DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 09 April 2012.)
== Works ==
* Scarborough Fair - Snape/Draco, 2002.08
* Crash Boy - Harry/Draco, 2002.08
* Le Livre des Figures Hieroglyphiques (象形寓意図の書) - Harry/Draco, gen, 2002.09
* Day after day - Harry/Draco, 2002.12
* Reality Under the Sun (白昼夢) - Snape/Draco, 2002.12
* Steal - Harry/Draco, 2003.03
* 666 - James/Snape, 2003.05
* Komorebi (木漏れ陽) - Snape/Draco, 2003.07
* Fuyuuhi (浮遊悲) - Harry/Draco, 2003.08
* Knot (風の結び目 Kaze no Musubime) - Harry/Draco
== External Links ==
* Reviews on Addiction
== References ==
Category:2000s
E.K. Weaver

E.K. Weaver is a fan artist and illustrator based in Austin, TX . She has been active in the anime fandom for at least 20 years, having produced promotional illustrations for several conventions in the early 2000s. 
Her most well-known work is the original m/m webcomic The Less Than Epic Adventures of TJ & Amal, but she has also drawn fan comics for many other fandoms. 
While once very active on Tumblr, Weaver reduced her participation on the platform following the Tumblr NSFW Content Purge. Currently, most of her art is posted on Twitter. She also runs Somewhere Down The Crazy River, a Cowboy Bebop fansite where she hosts her Cowboy Bebop art, among other things. 
An early FAQ page describes the origin of the handle:
==Fanzines==
Her work appears in or is a large portion of the following zines:
===Yuri on Ice===
*Next Level
*Pair Skate: Porn to Make History! (co-created with Kori Michele)
*Porn To Make History 2: Quad Squad (also featuring work by Kori Michele, atelierMUSE, and koukounut)
===Other Fandoms===
*Persona 4 Mini-Zines - Collects fan comics and art created 2014-2016.
*Deep Space Zine
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Professional Artists
Category:Industry
Category:People
E.L. James

E.L. James is a writer of 50 Shades of Grey, which was originally written as the Twilight Edward/Bella BDSM AU fanfiction Master of the Universe. Master of the Universe was published on Fanfiction.net from 2009 to 2011.
She Filed Off The Serial Numbers to publish the work professionally.
In the mid 2010s, Fifty Shades of Grey became the representation of fan fiction in mainstream culture. 
Many fans feel it is bad fan fiction, is used to ridicule women while making millions off women readers and viewers, encourages lazy journalism and mainstream interest, simplifies female sexuality, perpetrates damaging stereotypes, is an example of a fan throwing other fans under the bus, and more.
Other fans enjoy the positive attention paid to fandom, and like the idea that a fan like James can "be noticed" and make millions of dollars. 
==Fanfiction==
* Safe Haven
* Master of the Universe
==Further Reading==
* Master of the Universe versus Fifty Shades by E.L James Comparison, Dear Author (website), posted March 13, 2010
* The most scandalous part of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' isn't the sex and bondage
*Fifty Shades of Grey: The Reddit Origins Essay
* Fifty Shades Of Grey Author E.L. James Hates The Twilight Fans That Made Her Famous
Category:PeopleCategory:Professional Authors
Category:Fanwriters
E.T.

You may be looking for E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial.
E.T. is a slash fan writer whose work has appeared mainly in The Professionals circuit library. A few stories have however, been published in the late 1990s in UK fanzines. She is sometimes referred to as "ET".
*A Beach to Walk On (zine)
* A Kindred Hand 1 & 2 (part 1 was published in The Small Print #1) (#2 was unfinished as of 1996)
*An Age of Miracles (prequel Looking Far Away)
*Another Night at the Disco (Prequel: They Don't All Wear Green on Thursdays)
*The Awakening
*Between Pages 5 and 6 (Original Publication: Paper Circuit). Notes: Between the Lines series #1a; Missing scene from Between the Lines by Sebastian)
*Blood Heat (co written with Sebastian)
*Christmas Pantomime 
*Counter Move (Prequel: Endgame by Tarot)
*A Different Drum
* Last Rays of the Sun 
*Last Thoughts 
*Later That Same Night (Prequel: Private Performance by HG published in HG Collected 2, in 2002)
*Looking Far Away (Sequel: An Age of Miracles)
*One Good Turn (Prequel: Sweet Surrender on the Quayside by Felicity M Parkinson)
* Rachid (there are two versions with this tile: one written by L. Stone and then this one)
*Scoring a Try (Sequel: Touchdown by ET published in Unprofessional Conduct 7 in 1997)
*Second Thoughts 
*Spring Tide (Original Publication: The Hatstand Express Fiction Supplement 3)
*They Don't All Wear Green on Thursdays (Prequel: Pages 34,35 by H on the Circuit Library CD) (Sequel: Another Night at the Disco by ET)
*Through a Glass, Darkly (co-written with with Rob) 
*Wishful Thinking 
*Worlds Apart
Sources: online circuit library and Joan Martin's notes dated 1996.
Category:Fanwriters
E.T. Is Alive and Well In My Closet: A Short Diatribe On The State Of The Nation

E.T. Is Alive and Well In My Closet: A Short Diatribe On The State Of The Nation is an essay by Carita Rodriquez.
It was printed in Force & Counterforce: Media Science Fiction in Perspective #3 in February 1983.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the movie E.T.
* the state of media science fiction at the time
* nit-picking science fiction fans
* the merchandise side of marketing media science fiction
* science fiction fans "have finally grown up" and fans in general have become "more accepting of the unknown" 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, commonly referred to as E.T., is a 1982 American science fiction-family film directed by Steven Spielberg.
==Canon==
It tells the story of Elliott, a lonely boy who befriends an extraterrestrial, dubbed "E.T.", who is stranded on Earth. He and his siblings help it return home while attempting to keep it hidden from their mother and the government.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
* What Do You Do With a Drunken E.T.? (title in table of contents: The First E.T. Filk"), to the tune of "What Do You Do With a Drunken Sailor," by Yonina Gordon, Brian Effner, Debbie Alexander, and Jenny Hiza from Tauntaun Express #1 (1982)
* E.T. Phone Help (2004 or before)
* E.T., filk to the tune of "Sweet Pea" by Tommy Roe, by Susan E. Voll from Legends of Light #1 (1982)
* Intervention, poem by Martynn from Warped Space #48 (1984)
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial works at AO3
* E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial & crossovers works at FFN
==References==
E. Anna Szegedi

E. Anna Szegedi is a former member of the Organization for Transformative Works Board of Directors. She stood as a candidate in the 2021 OTW Board Election and was duly elected. 
She has also served with the Translation Committee.
Anna resigned from her position on the OTW Board in 2022.2022 Candidate Announcement referencing the Resignation of OTW Director, June 19, 2022
==References==
ECCO

You may be looking for ecco, a 1960s science fiction zine.
ECCO, or Earth Coincidence Control Office, is a series of Gankutsuou doujinshi by Morin Kankou Oukoku. Some or all may contain the Count x Albert pairing.
== ECCO ==
ECCO was published on December 29, 2004, and contains 20 pages.
Image:ECCO sample1.jpg|ECCO sample page
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This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon, Toranoana, and NekoTachi Doujinshi Shop.
== ECCO2 ==
ECCO2 was published on May 3, 2005 and contains 28 pages.
Image:ECCO2 sample1.jpg|ECCO2 sample page
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This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon, Toranoana, and NekoTachi Doujinshi Shop. Additional sample pages can be found at the gankutsuou LiveJournal community.
== ECCO2.5 ==
ECCO2.5 was published on July 3, 2005 and contains 20 pages.
Image:ECCO25 sample1.jpg|ECCO2.5 sample page
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This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon and Toranoana.
== ECCO3 ==
ECCO3 was published on August 12, 2005 and contains 28 pages.
Image:ECCO3 sample1.jpg|ECCO3 sample page
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This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon, Toranoana, and eBay.
== ECCO4 ==
ECCO4 was published on December 29, 2005 and contains 28 pages.
Image:ECCO4 sample1.jpg|ECCO4 sample page
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Image:ECCO4 sample3.jpg|ECCO4 sample page
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This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon and Toranoana.
== ECCO4.5 ==
ECCO4.5 was published on August 11, 2006 and contains 24 pages.
Image:ECCO45 sample1.jpg|ECCO4.5 sample page
Image:ECCO45 sample2.jpg|ECCO4.5 sample page
This doujinshi can be found at The Doujinshi and Manga Lexicon, Toranoana, and eBay.
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2000s
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
ECWAndOtherDivasSlash

ECWAndOtherDivasSlash was a fanfiction mailing list for the women wrestlers of Extreme Championship Wrestling and WOW Women of Wrestling.
Description:
The group was active in the early 2000s, and in 2002 it had 174 members. It goes defunct at some point after this.
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
ED

ED is the standard term for the ending song/credits of an anime series. Longer series may have multiple EDs, often performed by well-known bands or pop artists.
Compared to OPs, EDs are more likely to have less flashy karaoke in fansubs. They are also less likely to include complex animation. When ordered chapters came into use, EDs were also removed from the main files, despite their dramatically smaller file size compared to most OPs.MKV Ordered Chapters: User's Manual, posted May 14, 2008. Accessed Nov. 26, 2012.
Some fans and anime clubs may skip EDs in long showings to save time.
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
EFG (Doctor Who zine)

EFG was a Doctor Who Australian parody production, one with "...a slightly bitchy zine about DW fandom from Sian O’Neale, Leah Zachariah and David Richardson which was suppressed when Sian felt it had overstepped the mark in regards to some of his BNF friends." from Matthew Rayner in Temporal Orbit
See Elite Fan Group for origins of the title of this zine.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1996 Zines
EFanzines

eFanzines is a digital archive of science fiction zines, primarily print zines scanned as PDF files. It is updated fairly frequently as of September 2024. 
==Links to Fanzine Resources==
*Electronic Fanzines at The FANAC Fan History Project
*The Canadian Fancyclopedia
*Corflu sites
*Ditto sites
*Eastercon 
*Fancyclopedia 3
*The Hugo Awards
*Kittywompus
*Gostak
*Octothorpe
*Plokta News Network
*Rusty Hevelin Fanzine Archive
*Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database
*The Science Fiction Foundation
*Science Fiction South Africa
*Stromata
*Trufen.net
*The Voices of Fandom
Category:Science Fiction ZinesCategory:Print Zine Archives
EGroups

eGroups was a mailing list service launched in 1998. It merged with competitor ONElist in 1999, and in August 2000 was purchased by Yahoo! and became Yahoo! Groups.
==History==
eGroups was started as a service called "FindMail" by Scott Hassan in early 1996.Management Team, Directors, and Advisors at egroups.com, archived 10 October 1999 by the Wayback Machine. eGroups was officially launched in 1998.
It was announced in November 1999 that ONElist would merge into eGroups,ONELIST AND EGROUPS ANNOUNCE MERGER at onelist.com, 09 November 1999. (Archived 28 November 1999 by the Wayback Machine.) and by early 2000, all ONElist URLs and email addresses redirected to eGroups. Some groups were renamed (if both ONElist and eGroups had a group with the same name).eGroups/ONElist Merger at egroups.com, Updated 01 April 2000. (Archived 21 June 2000 by the Wayback Machine.)
Less than a year later, in August 2000, the merged eGroups was bought by Yahoo!, and Yahoo! merged old ONElist and eGroups communities into Yahoo! Groups in early 2001.
==Impact on Fandom==
==Some Notable Fan Communities==
* boysinchains (multifandom slash)
* SlashCom (comedy shows)
* Two Axes (due South)
* hpfemmeslash (Harry Potter)
* CI5alltheway (The Professionals)
* StarWarsfic (Star Wars)
* Tolkien Slash (Tolkien)
==Further Reading==
* eGroups at Wikipedia
* Company Overview at egroups.com, as archived by the Wayback Machine in June 2000
* The ONElist File by Mark Fletcher, which includes eGroups history from their merger with ONElist through their acquisition by Yahoo!
==References==
Category:Mailing Lists
Category:1998Category:1999Category:2000
EKO Scorpion

EKO Scorpion is a death squad that appears in Marvel Cinematic Universe.
==Canon==
EKO Scorpion was introduced in Captain America: Civil War as an elite Sokovian paramilitary death squad that Colonel Helmut Zemo had used to command. Other members of the squad were unnamed.
==Fandom==
Some fans tied Zemo's purple mask exclusively to EKO Scorpion after The Falcon and the Winter Soldier showrunner, Malcom Spellman, mentioned that the mask was related to Zemo's service in Sokovia.The Importance of Baron Zemo's Mask, As Explained by Falcon And Winter Soldier's Showrunner 
Because the members of the squad, besides Helmut Zemo, were barely portrayed in MCU, there are no substantial fan works focused on the members. Their inclusion in fan works is often as part of Zemo stories, especially Bucky Barnes/Helmut Zemo pairing. 
===Notable members in Fanworks===
Some fans have tried to come up with different original characters as the members. The Living by Bagheera is the first fanfic to have introduced EKO Scorpion characters. It includes four members:
*Lyudmila Kovac - A short and squat woman, has brown hair with short no-nonsense cut, Brigadier General rank-ed.
*Dragan Zimya - Lanky man with a buzz cut, pale and dark-eyed, has soft features set into a permanent grim frown.
* Šimon Harel - Wry man with a mustache, a dark type with no grey in his black hair. 
*Bosko - Big man, presumably former heavy weight, favors his right leg, has old knee injury, mobility at less than 90%, close range threat.
Other fanfics with significant characterization include: walking down a crumbling line by Asher_2179 and darthpumpkinspice with Petra, Andreja, Rajko, Avram, Katya, and Luca; and Veneration by vipjuly with Lukáč, Molnár, and Varga.
==Archive==
*EKO Scorpion Sokovian Military Squad (Marvel) tag on AO3
==Published Commentary/Further Reading==
*Zemo Was A Villain Well Before The MCU Made Him One by Dunlop, D. for ScreenRant
==Resources==
* EKO scorpion on Ao3
* EKO Scorpion on Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:Marvel Characters Category:Captain America Characters
ELF Command

ELF Command is an archive for SeaQuest DSV fanfiction, hosted on Tripod.ELF Command (Accessed 4 July 2021). The Archive has a focus on the ELF (Evil Lucas Fic) trope popular in seaQuest fandom.
The site currently appears to be inactive, with many of the directory links to fic being broken.
 
=References= 
Category:SeaQuest Websites
Category:Tripod
ELG

ELG mostly writes gen in various fandoms and Jack O'Neill/Daniel Jackson slash in Stargate: SG1. Circe seems to be the name she generally uses for zine publication.
Many of her stories are novella or novel length. 
She has co-written a number of Stargate: SG1 stories with Brenda A. (see Brenda & ELG.)
Her original novels The Charndras have covers by Suzan Lovett. See - archive link
==Notable Works==
==Awards==
Strange Interlude (Stargate SG1): 
* 2004 FanQ Winner Best Stargate Slash Standalone Zine
* 2004 Screwz Winner Best Stargate Slash Novel 
Just Good Friends (Stargate SG1):
* 2003 FanQ Winner Best Stargate Slash Story
* 2003 Stargate Fan Awards Best Stargate Slash Zine
Awakenings (with Brenda A.) (Stargate SG1):
* 2003 Stargate Fan Awards Best Slash Action/Adventure. 
Into the Labyrinth (Stargate SG1): 
* 2003 Stargate SG-1 Fan Fiction Awards Best Character Focused Story.
2001 Stargate Fan Awards Best Gen Author in 2001
Category:Fanwriters
ELG (Stargate SG-1 gen zine)

ELG is a gen Stargate SG-1 anthology fanzine with stories written by ELG. It was published 2008 and contains 213 pages. The compilation contains the smaller ELG gen stories, each story includes a minimum of 2 pieces of art created specifically to illustrate each story. It is number 4 in the Ancient's Gate Showcase Series.
Stories included:
*True Value - When Daniel is captured by slavers, Jack has to keep his temper while negotiating to buy him back.
*Under My Skin - A tag to Broca Divide
*Ghosts - After Sha're's death, Jack cannot bring himself to believe in the message Daniel says she sent him through the hand device, but is it Daniel's grief which is making him suicidal or is something on the planet affecting him?
*Reflection - Jack is forced to re-examine his relationship with Daniel after the two of them travel to an Alternative Universe where a very different Jack O'Neill is in charge of SG-1.
*You Can Go Home Again - Jack and Daniel bond after the events of "Double Jeopardy"
*Salt of the Earth - Deeply affected by the events of ‘2001’ and ‘Between Two Fires’, Sam begins to question everything, including her own judgment. When SG-1 find a breakaway community of the Tollan who have apparently sabotaged the crops of the indigenous population Sam is ready to believe the worst. But are her suspicions justified?
*Bad Dreams - "O God, I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams".
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2008 Zines
ELG (Stargate SG-1 slash zine)

ELG is a Stargate SG-1 slash anthology zine featuring stories written by ELG. It contains 281 pages. It is part of Ancient's Gate Showcase Special zine series.
Documentary Jack - After a week recovering from a cold and separated from Daniel, Jack is bored, lonely and addicted to the Discovery Channel. Luckily, Daniel arrives home in time to get his mind back on more important matters.
 
Illumination - An alien artifact separates Daniel’s body and knowledge, leaving Daniel fading away. Can Jack find a way to bring them both together before Daniel disappears completely?
Thanksgiving - Jack's stuck in Washington, Daniel's stuck at Cheyenne Mountain with flu, and it looks like there's little reason to give thanks.
Just Good Friends - A letter from his ex-wife sends Jack on a road trip with Daniel that culminates in him realizing some new things about their friendship. Also, a happy ending for Sara as I got fed up with waiting for the show to do it, and they so owed her after Cold Lazarus. 
Alter Ergo - SG-1 start behaving oddly and it seems likely alien technology is once again to blame but could it just be their own sublimated impulses making them act this way? Slash Jack/Daniel and Het Sam/Teal'c. 
Undercurrents - An AU response to the spoilers for Beneath The Surface. Jack and Daniel are enslaved by an alien race who wipe their memories and set them to work in a dangerous ice mine. Drawn to one another despite themselves, when the mine collapses they are both left stranded in an unstable trap with Jack injured and the memories from the events of 'Alter Ergo' leaving them ever more confused about their own identities.
Fire and Ice - I have always wanted to write a Daniel-falls-into-a-freezing-river-and-Jack-has-to-stop-him-getting-hypothermia story and this is it. (Well, the show won't provide me with one so what choice did they leave me?). And anyway it's fun making Jack jealous.
 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
ELS

ELS is a MSR X-Files novel by Dawson Rambo. 
It shows up often on fans' "must-read" lists.
The author has some 2001 comments about this story in Thrills and Chills: How Do I Write a Great Thriller?.
==Publication History==
It was originally posted to first the author's webpage, and then to alt.tv.x-files.creative, the latter in 25 parts due to its extreme length. The novel was also posted to The Annex.
==A Description==
The novel includes several cases, but focuses on the chase for an unknown serial killer who is targeting federally-protected witnesses to punish them for their transgressions against society. The title is an acronym for "Equidistant Letter Sequences," a mathematical concept that plays a huge role in the storyline.
 
==Author's Comments Regarding the Explicit Content==
Dawson Rambo had a unique proposal regarding this novel's explicitness and worries that it would be read by underage fans: 
==Much Fannish Attention==
From Old School X Interview: Dawson E. Rambo (2021): 
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
==Awards and Nominations==
The story was honored with four Spooky Awards in 1998:
*Outstanding X-File: First Place
*Outstanding Long Story: Second Place (tie with Reach by Khyber)
*Most Chris Carter: Second Place (tie with Antidote by Karen Rasch and Rachel Howard)
*Outstanding Original Villain: Second Place - Mark Dupree
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
EMH7 (mailing list)

The EMH7 mailing list is a mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager, focused on the pairing of Doctor/Seven, it was for discussing episodes and sharing fanfiction. It was very active in the early 2000s, unfortunately, because the group was public and not moderated, it was inundated with spam during the 2010s. In the early 2000s any fanfiction shared on the list was archived at The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fansite.
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
EMH Webring

The EMH Webring was a webring connecting fansites focusing on the Star Trek: Voyager character The Doctor, also known as the EMH.
==Member Sites==
*The Doctor and Seven of Nine Fansite
*Dr. Jekyl's Stuff 
*EMH Journal 
*EMH's Star Trek Web Site
*Forever Love 
*I, Holodoc
*The Holographic Doctor
*Someone To Watch Over Me
*Tony & Cyndi's Star Trek Voyager Site
Category:Star Trek Webrings
ENVY (fan club)

:You may be looking for envysparkler, a fan writer sometimes called envy. 
ENVY was a fan club for enthusiasts of Nana Visitor, who played Kira Nerys on Deep Space Nine, founded in 1993. It was reorganised and renamed Nanites in 1996. In September 1999, it merged with the fan club for Alexander Siddig, The Doctor's Exchange, to become Far Beyond The Stars. The Visitor side of FBTS remains known as the Nanites.Intendant Kira: Nanites: Fans of Nana (accessed 22 May 2012)
The fan club published a newsletter called Invidius during the ENVY days, and later one called Visitations.
==Reference==
Category:1993 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek DS9
EPDN

EPDN, short for "Executive Producer Douglas Netter", is a term for the feeling that you get when an episode of your favourite show ends (with a cliffhanger) and you realize you have to wait a whole week to find out what happens next. It originated in the Babylon 5 fandom, and comes from the first name shown when the end credits for Babylon 5 start.
Category: Babylon 5 Category: Glossary