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What Heroes Do: Queer-Coding, Slut-Shaming, and Heroism on a Trash Planet

What Heroes Do: Queer-Coding, Slut-Shaming, and Heroism on a Trash Planet is a meta essay on the MCU movie Thor: Ragnarok written by illwynd and thebookhunter. It was published in 2019 on tumblr and the Ao3.
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:Thor
Category:2019 Meta
Category:Comics Meta
Category:Meta on TumblrCategory:Meta on AO3
What I've Done

What I've Done is a Farscape vid by Jagwriter78. It is a character study of John Crichton. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
It was reviewed by Jebbypale (aka DevilWoman, the Thrower of (plot)Bunnies) at the reel vidding community on March 15, 2008: 
Category:Farscape Vids
Category:2007 Vids
What I Did for Love

What I Did for Love is a Blake's 7 story by by Madelyn Darring & Coral Court. 
It is a humorous story, and it includes some commentary on the controversial Nearly Beloved)
 
It was published in Southern Comfort #7.5.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
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==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Category:Blake's 7 Fanfiction
What I Like to Read

What I Like to Read is a 1992 Professionals essay by Geri.
It was printed in Be Gentle With Us #5.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Bodie/Doyle fanfiction
* excessive violence in fiction
* a hope that Bodie/Doyle fanfiction does not go the way of Kirk/Spock stories
==The Essay==
Category:1992 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What I Wore to the Revolution

What I Wore to the Revolution is a emily charlton/andrea sachs podfic by exmanhater (0:30:02). It is a podfic of the fanfic of the same name, written by jae_w.
Summary: Four times Emily lowered her standards, and one time she didn't.
Exmanhater recorded 2 versions of this story, one using and American accent and one using a British accent.
==Recs and Reviews==
*This is a great story that merges humor and romance as Emily goes from hating Andy to showing her softness underneath . Exmanhater does an amazing job capturing Emily's snooty perfectionism, dry wit, and in reading Emily's lines in a British accent and Andy's in an American one - far easier said than done.woldy. Amplirecathon: 12 femslash recs in 4 fandoms, July 28, 2013. (Accessed October 4, 2014)
==References==
Category:Femslash Podfics
Category:The Devil Wears Prada
Category:2011 Podfics
What I don't understand about the fear of Mary Sue

What I don't understand about the fear of Mary Sue is a 2003 essay by carmarthen.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Mary Sue 
* Original Characters
* Misogyny and Fandom
 
==The Post==
==Excerpts from Comments at the Post==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Mary Sue Meta
What I learned from the Total Drama fandom on Tumblr

What I learned from the Total Drama fandom on Tumblr is a fannish Powerpoint about the Total Drama fandom. It was made during the height of theconfessioncam discourse, but before cherriquitecontrary was widely accepted to be the blog's admin.
The Powerpoint was memed on by fans for its take on Mike, a character from the show who had a massive hatedom on Tumblr at the time, and its dismissal of the harassment to BNFs in the fandom, (who were primarily minors,) coming from theconfessioncam.
On real-td-heritage-posts, the post is titled "The Lesson."
== Sections ==
*Mike is a terrible person
*Zoke is also a horrible thing
* Everyone can say anything they want as long as you don't say opinions
*Generally Accepted= Law
* Everyone hates each other
* BULLYING IS WRONG! (Unless certain people do it.)
== Recursive Fanac ==
* (circa. 27 January 2014), a parody Powerpoint.
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:2014 Fanworks
Category:Total Drama Meta
Category:Tasha and the Total Drama Fandom
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2014 Meta
What If...

* What If, a Blake's 7 zine
* What If, a glossary term
* What If..., a Hanson fanfic
* What If...? - Maybe's fanfiction page
* What If..., a Professionals zine
* What If...? (MCU), an animated television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, based on the comic book concept
* a term for Alternate Universes, especially if the canon uses that (such as Marvel)
See also If.
What If...(Hanson story)

What If... is a Hanson fanfic written by Ali.
Set during Hanson's second tour in 2000, the story follows the development of a relationship between Zac and Taylor after Zac confesses his feelings for Taylor in a letter. Eventually, the family discovers their relationship and brings a therapist on tour to try to get to the root of their "problem." The tour is allowed to continue, but Taylor is forced to bunk with their crew, where he becomes close to a roadie named James ("Jammy").
The family eventually concedes that they cannot control what the brothers do once they are both over eighteen, and the story ends with the two reuniting and continuing their relationship after Zac's eighteen birthday.
==A Place Called Home==
A spinoff sequel to What If..., this story takes place in a world where Zac and Taylor choose to remain apart. Instead, Taylor reunites with Jammy and they begin a relationship. He eventually reconciles with Zac as well and the band gets back together.
==Let It All Out==
A sequel to the spinoff, A Place Called Home, this story takes place on Hanson's reunion tour and deals with Jammy reliving issues from his own past.
==Awards==
A Place Called home is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
Category:Hanson Slash Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
What If...?

What If...? is Maybe's Lord of the Rings fanfiction site. The page was hosted by Angelfire.
Other fandoms include Deverry, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel. The page has a link section for Why Slash? articles and links to other Lord of the Rings pages, including: 
*The Library of Moria
*Night Jungle
*Dusk's Page
*Folly of Starlight
*Tales from the Vale 
Category:Angelfire
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
What If... (Professionals zine)

What If... is a 128-page Professionals anthology with a cover by Suzan Lovett. The title page says it was "conceived" by Kathy Snow. Art has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==Contents==
* Terms of Endearment by Kathy Keegan (1)
* First Night, Last Night by Sebastian (19)
* Hoodwink by Jane (32)
* Special Delivery by Ellis Ward (55)
* Floral Arrangement by M. Fae Glasgow (The author notes it is "Happily plagiarised from the Brazilian film 'Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands.'") (84)
* Boyhole by Courtney Gray (112)
==From the Editorial -- "The Evolution of a Zine"==
==From the Editorial -- Page Count==
==The Cover and Some Examples of eBay Cropping==
Image:What_if_cropped.jpg|cover close up. This eBay seller chose to crop Bodie's lower body
Image:whatif.jpg|cover by Suzan Lovett. The ebay seller covered up Bodie's lower body with a Post-It
Image:whatifbarebutt.jpg|A complete scan of the cover - for those curious just what is under that Post-It fig leaf!
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
What If... the Night Never Ended and the Day Never Came?

What If... the Night Never Ended and the Day Never Came? is a gen Dark Shadows 79-page novel by Mary Elizabeth Overstreet. 
Its sequel is If Tomorrow Never Comes. 
 
Summary from publisher: "What if... Barnabas was not killed at the end of "House of Dark Shadows"? What if... Maggie joins him as one of the undead, and Willie Loomis must serve both of them? Even when the vampires face their fate and Willie manages to escape and begins to make a new life for him self, the long reach of the evil from Collinwood is still able to track him down..."
==Reaction and Reviews==
 
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1999 Zines
What If? How Fan Fiction Creates An Interactive Media

What If? How Fan Fiction Creates An Interactive Media is a 1998 essay by J.P. McLaughlin . 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* a surprisingly neutral, if not enthusiastic, description of slash
* crossovers
* T.J. Hooker
* Star Trek as the first media fandom
* the emphasis that fans not make money off of fanworks
* fanzines
* conventions
* what the Internet has meant regarding the distribution of fan fiction
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
What If (Blake's 7 zine)

What If is a gen 44-page anthology, all competition entries:
* Judith M. Seaman, "An Accident of History or Carry On Around the Sphinx"
* Ros Williams, "The What-If Phantom of the Opera"
* Carole Howell, "1066 and All That"
* Helen Knott, "Vilarella," "Bar Trek," "Snow White and the Blake's 7 Dwarfs," "What If"
* Sylvia Anderson, "Avon at Waterloo"
* Libby Rator, "Extinct"
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1993 Zines
What If (glossary term)

What if refers to fanworks that ask this question and then go on to imagine a possible result. The end product may be an alternate universe, a missing scene, a canon divergence or another speculation. The concept is similar to Marvel comics' various lines of What if comics, which ask experimental questions separate of comics canon.
==Variations==
* Episode Tags: A what-if story that takes place immediately after the end of an episode may be called an episode tag. 
* For Want Of A Nail describes stories in which one small change causes considerable changes to the canon storyline. 
 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Eleutherophobia by SoloMoon, a what if fic about Tom Berenson surviving the events of #54: The Beginning (Animorphs, 2014-2022)
* The Dome Cycle by M. Fae Glasgow - according to one rec, this is a what if they'd won and still weren't happy? fic (Blake's 7, 1989-1993)
* The Sum of Its Parts by KouriArashi, a what if Peter Hale abducts Stiles at the end of Season 1 (Teen Wolf, 2012-2016)
* the family evans by dirgewithoutmusic; What if, when Petunia Dursley found a little boy on her front doorstep, she took him in? Not into the cupboard under the stairs, not into a twisted childhood of tarnished worth and neglect—what if she took him in? (Harry Potter, 2015)
* the summer queen by honey_wheeler, a what if story where Queen Sansa chooses an all-female Queensguard (A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones, 2012)
* No Featherbed For Me by vixleonard is a Prince Gendry story - ie. what if Gendry is the legitimate first born son and heir to the Iron Throne (Game of Thrones, 2014)
* One May Smile, and Smile, and Be A Villain by AvaRose, is Canon divergence where Midoriya Izuku never meets All Might, never inherits One For All, never attends Yuuei. (My Hero Academia Villain AU, 2018)
* The Problem With Zuko by AvocadoLove; Lu Ten never died at Ba Sing Se, and Fire Lord Iroh rules the nation with an iron fist. Zuko is merely the son of the second prince, overlooked by his more talented younger sister and can only dream of the day when he will be finally allowed to prove himself in battle. (Avatar: The Last Airbender, 2010)
What ifs are common in The Lion King fandom:
===Vids===
*What if SIMBA had helped his father? (Lion king AU)
*What if Kovu dies? (Lion King AU)
*What if Simba died instead of Mufasa?? (CROSSOVER)
==Meta==
* by janni (2005)
==Resources==
* What-If works on AO3
Category:Marvel Fandom Glossary
What If They Gave A Convention And NOBODY Came?

What If They Gave A Convention And NOBODY CAME? is a metafic that satirizes Star Trek conventions, specifically the Schuster Cons. 
It was printed in Warped Space #38.
The story is RPF-y, sort of Tuckerized as the characters in the story are real fans who were given slightly different names. Al Schuster is portrayed as a rabid man, addicted to alcohol and drugs, who, in the end, fails in his plan to blow up "Conrad Hilton III, grandson of the famous founder of the large hotel chain — ."
The topic of the metafic was the lack of preparation fan committees put into the for-profit cons, the naiveté of Star Trek fans, people who viewed fandom as a source of profit, and general incompetence. There is also pointed commentary about Space:1999. David also describes how Trek, both as a cash cow and topic of fan interest, is dying: 
 
The story takes place during "Bison 10," a fake 1979 con: 
==The Named Fans==
* Star Trek Committed = The Committee
* Thumb Anderson (co-chair) = John Townsley?
* Al Shyster (co-chair) = Al Schuster
* Felice Rosenstein = Elyse Rosenstein
* Stove Rosenstein = Steve Rosenstein
* Beej O. Trundle = Bjo Trimble
* Joanie Salem = Joan Winston
* Bilkmore Hotel = New York Biltmore Hotel
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1978 Meta
What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found

What Is Lost... Is Sometimes Found is a gen 116-page novel by Cathi Brown. It was illustrated by Bonnie Reitz.
This is a trilogy dealing with the Wolcyn culture (and MacShannon, of course), but it also introduces Tamarin, anarchists within the Wolcyn Way, and Klingons. Not to mention Hector.
==Zine Contents==
* Khan's Moment, poem by K. Huffman (frontispiece)
* To Dree One's Weird (1)
* Tamarin (1)
* Zine Ads (32)
* What The (33)
* Zine Ads (57)
* What is Lost -- Is Sometimes Found (59)
* What's Next? (110)
* More Zine Ads (111)
==Related Zines==
"What is Lost..." has two sister zines: Jedi Riddle: Tale 10 of the MacShannon Chronicles and The MacShannon Chronicles. 
Another proposed zine in this universe was advertised in Universal Translator #16. It was a combination of two stories: "The Returning" and "Alone in the Dark."
From a 1982 description by the author: 
This zine was not published, at least not in this form.
==Inside Sample==
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
What Is Profit and Is It Evil?

What Is Profit and Is It Evil? is a early 1986 essay in two parts. The first is by an anonymous zine editor. The second parts are by Carolyn Cooper, the editor of Blue Pencil #3 in which the article was printed, and Mary Lowe.
The first part of the essay, "a discourse on the secrets of zine finances," examines fan attitudes toward publishing fanzines at a profit. 
The second part discusses (in great detail) "The Breakeven Method," "The Base Cost Method," "The Market Value Method," "The Martyr Method, "The Philanthropic Method." The essay discusses transparency in costs and why zine eds are so dodgy when asked the question of how much it cost to published a fanzine, prepayment for zines, and partnership pitfalls.
The reason why the first part had an anonymous author was explained by Carolyn Cooper: 
==From the First Part of the Essay: by Anonymous==
==From the Second Part of the Essay: by Carolyn Cooper==
==From the Second Part of the Essay: by Mary Lowe==
==References==
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What Isn't Slash

What Isn't Slash is an essay by Sue the Android.
It was posted at The Android's Dungeon.
While the title of the essay suggests the entire essay is about slash fanfiction, the essay itself discusses what Sue the Android feels should be the elements of any good fan writing. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* slash
* criticism
* characterization 
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2003 Meta
What It Is...

What It Is... is a Lord of the Rings RPS site with fanfiction by zarah5. It also had a Harry Potter story, an extensive RPS links section, and a page with ramblings, including a glossary, a guide to slash fandom, and an essay In Defense of RPS.
The site joined the Reflections Meet webring March 04, 2002.Reflections Meet, via Wayback: 22 May 2004. (Accessed 23 September 2012)
==Links==
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
What It Is I See In You

What It Is I See In You is a due South Ray/Ray series by Hth.
==Stories==
# Road Trip
# The Vibe
# Making the Bed
# Morning Train
# Ride of Your Life
# Desert Rain
# Three Kings
# Passeggiata
# Close to the Chest
# Lullaby in Blue
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
What Love Means

What Love Means is a Queer As Folk website. 
It included recaps, con reports, archived fiction, commentary, episode reviews, links to writer's resources, meta, and more. 
Authors featured: Ethan, Gaedhal, London, Erin, Myrna, L J Gray, Dleigh, Hephaistion Lo Trisky, Morpheus,		Maleficent, Randall Morgan, Severina,	 Just Visiting, Kristen Anderson, and Lane Carson.	
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Category:Queer As Folk
Category:2000s
What Made Them "Good"?

What Made Them "Good"? was a 1940 essay by science fiction fan Harry Warner, Jr., that addressed the recent fan sentiment that science fiction was at its best around 1935.
== Excerpts ==
Warner explains that many fans currently agree that 1934 and 1935 were the best years for science fiction. Some current fans won't know what the magazines were like back then--fans who were in high school five or six years ago are mostly married by now, and current high school fans were interested in jigsaw puzzles and Tom Mix back then. To help, Warner goes through some promags from July 1935, pointing out any active fans from the time who were still around by 1940.
Warner said that P. Schuyler Miller, Harl Vincent, and N.R. James were the only authors printed in Amazing that were still active by 1940. The two serials printed were excellent, by John Russel Fearn and A. Hyatt Verrill, but a few short stories by other authors were less good.
Warner named Festus Pragnell's "Green Man of Graypec" as the best story in the issue, and noted that Pragnell hadn't been paid for this printing of his first installment. None of the other stories were outstanding. He said that no author in the Wonder Stories issue had had a science fiction story printed in an American magazine for years.
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What Makes Fan.Fic Tick?

What Makes Fan.Fic Tick? is a 1999 essay by Laughlin B. Cunned.
"How come Xena: Warrior Princess, a campy, low-budget imitation of chop-socky movies, has transformed - and been transformed by - so many? It’s all about archetypes, and this one’s been sorely missed."
==Excerpt==
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What Makes You Beautiful

What Makes You Beautiful is a lighthearted Merlin/Arthur vid exploring Arthur's POV on Merlin.
Summary: Merlin doesn't know he's beautiful. Or gay. But also beautiful.
Premiered at Club Vivid 2012. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin Vids
Category:2012 Vids
Category:Slash Vids
What Makes a "Fandom Classic"?

What Makes a "Fandom Classic"? is a 2014 essay by Rebecca Sentance.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Fandom Classics, what makes a fic one?
* fandom classics have four similarities: length (long), pairing (popular), feels (lots of those), timing (when the fic was posted)
* "if a fic contains a trope which is disliked by a large enough portion of the fandom, could that rule out its ever becoming a fandom classic?"
==Some Fics Discussed, Linked To==
* Bitter Glass by Killa (Star Trek) 
* Isolation by Bex-chan (Harry Potter) 
* Twist and Shout by gabriel, standbyme (Supernatural)
* The Progress of Sherlock Holmes by ivyblossom (Sherlock)
* Resurrection, Reconstruction & Redemption by Elspethdixon, Seanchai (Marvel)
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
What Makes the Desert Beautiful

What Makes the Desert Beautiful is a fanworks efiction archive for CSI: Crime Scene Investigation fanfiction, focussing on the Nick/Greg slash pairing.What Makes the Desert Beautiful (Accessed 09/13/2021)
==History==
In March 2023, it was announced that What Makes the Desert Beautiful would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.What Makes the Desert Beautiful is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 26 March 2023) The import was completed in November 2023.Open Doors website (Accessed 13 November 2023)
==References==
Category:CSI
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:EFiction
What Matters Most Universe

The What Matters Most Universe is by Sheila Paulson.
It is a gen series of Lord of the Rings/Sentinel stories, with occasional Real Ghostbusters.
The series began in 2009. 
==The Series==
* What Matters Most (a story in Bonds of Friendship and Tribal Lore #2) (part 1)
* The Elf That Came For Christmas (Bonds of Friendship) (part 2)
* Spirit Journeys (parts 3 and 4)
* Reverberations (part 5)
* Towers (part 6)
* The Darkling Plain (part 7)
* A Man Called Bear (part 8)
* The Time of Fire and Shadow (part 9)
* Carried on the Wind (part 10)
* A Cup of Anger (part 11)
* Matters of the Heart (part 12)
* The Orb of Hope (part 13)
* Shadows Over Isengard (part 14)
* The Keepers of the Keys (part 15)
* The Troubadours' Tale (part 16)
* The Wizard's Stone (part 17)
* The Beast of Arnor (part 18)
* The Mordor Alliance (part 19)
* The Ties That Bind (part 20)
* The Day of Darkness (part 21)
* (part 22)
* (part 23)
* Judgments (part 24)
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:Tolkien Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
What Must Be Done

What Must Be Done is a gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Mary Case. 
Two related zines are Azimuth to Zenith and Rushing in Where Angels Tread.
==Summaries==
From an ad in The Monthly: "Mary's very first zine. A little rough, but brought back by popular demand. A few elements of her later zines appear in their first form. McCoy at his most curmudgeonly and angel aliens who bite." 
From another ad in The Monthly: "...about McCoy, of course. Partially an early version of Azimuth to Zenith. Back in print. A wild trip into a vast hollow world, where our crew finds almost more than even they can handle. As usual, they do WHAT MUST BE DONE. McCoy loves again, but does he lose? Has Scotty found a lass he can really care about? An Early Case Tale." 
From an ad in FYI Adzine #12: "Mary's first fanzine, a McCoy get-um, of course. Partially an earlier version of Azimuth to Zenith. Elements of that zine. Sold out of first edition after first convention three and a half years ago, now back in print. A wild trip into a vast hollow world, where our intrepid heroes find almost more adventure and romance than even they can handle. But as they always do, and have done, they do WHAT MUST BE DONE. McCoy loves again, but does he lose this time? Has Scotty finally found the lassie he can really care about? Early character development of some folks you see in later zines, but not quite the same. Early Case adventure."
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990s