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John B. Michel

John B. Michel (1917–1969) was a science fiction author and editor. He was also a member of the Futurians and a cofounder of the Fantasy Amateur Press Association.
Together with Donald A. Wollheim, he coined the term ghu which is still in use in science fiction fandom.
Michel wrote the infamous Mutation or Death! speech that Wollheim delivered at the Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention in 1937. In a 1938 story by William S. Sykora, a character modeled after him was called "John the Silent", supported by Wollheim as "Don the Terrible".Willis Conover: Letter printed in Fantascience Digest #5 pg. 14 (July 1938): ""The Thousandth Raid" could have been better, but was interesting, none the less. I wonder how many readers spotted a similarity between the characters in the story and certain science fiction notables? William Brain was (unblushingly) the auhtor, Wm. S. Sykora. Herb the Good, Herbert Goudket. John the Silent, probably John B. Michel. Don the Terrible--who else but Wollheim? Carl Horn and Jules Black are obviously Hornig and Gernsback. (I should think that Jules Black is Julius Schwartz. You know, "schwartz" means "black" in German-- RAM)"
==Links & Resources==
* at Fancyclopedia
* on the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
*Wikipedia:John B. Michel
== References ==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Professional Authors
Category:1969 Deaths
John Bennett Shaw

John Bennett Shaw (1913-1994) was one of the most prolific fans and authorities on the character of Sherlock Holmes and the works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. At one time, he owned one of the largest collections of Sherlock Holmes related books and other memorabilia ("Sherlockiana"). After Shaw's death, the collection was donated to the University of Minnesota. 
Category:Deceased
Category:Sherlock Holmes
John Boyega

John Boyega is a British actor. In fandom he is most known for his break-out role as Finn in the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy.
==Relationship with Star Wars Fandom==
It was announced in early 2014 that John Boyega was cast in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, but very little was known about his role. Following the release of the teaser trailer in November 2014, some fans expressed outrage that the film featured a black Stormtrooper. The character at the time was unnamed, but would later turn out to be Finn, one of the two major protagonists in The Force Awakens. 
: See Racism In and Outside The Fandom on Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
* ‘I’ve seen a lot of talk about the #blackstormtrooper outrage, but not a single example of anyone complaining’: The Force Awakens, canonical fidelity and non-toxic fan practices, by William Proctor, an academic article examining the use of #blackstormtrooper on Twitter, following the release of the teaser trailer.
John Boyega responded to the controversy following the release of the teaser trailer on Instagram. In a since-deleted post, he thanked fans for the love and support, fanmail and fanart; adding "To whom it may concern... Get used to it. :)"BBC Image of John Boyega instagram post 
Shortly after the film was released one fan explained: 
===Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker===
In last December 2019, John began interacting with Star Wars fans on Instagram and Twitter in a way that many, particularly Reylo fans, found petty or disrespectful to TROS, Rey, Kylo Ren, TROS fans, or Reylo shippers.
Defenders of the actor pointed out that Boyega had, by this point, endured years of racism directed at himself and his character that arguably affected his role in the final film. The strong negative response Boyega received was also argued to be a result of racist double standards that demand that John, as a black man, not speak out in a way that is unsettling to white people.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
==References==
Category: Industry
John Carpenter

John Carpenter is an American film director and musician. He is primarily known for his horror, science fiction, and action films, many of which are considered classics or influential in their genres. In addition to individual fandoms that has grown around his movies, Carpenter and his works as a whole are also the subject of a broader fan community. 
== Fantastic Films Illustrated ==
== Interactions with fans ==
== Communities & Blogs ==
== Archives & Fannish Links ==
=== Fansites ===
* The "Carpentized" side of the Web
* The John Carpenter Forum
* The John Carpenter Website
* Assault on Webpage 13
* Omaggio italiano a John Carpenter
* Masters of Carpentery
=== Tumblr ===
* Spawncarpenter
* Fuck Yeah John Carpenter
* John Carpenter Films
== External links ==
== References ==
=== Citations ===
=== Works cited ===
Category:Escape from New York
Category:Fans
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:The Thing
John Cena

John Cena is an American professional wrestler, rapper and actor known for his long run in World Wrestling Entertainment starting in 2002. 
==Fandom==
In wrestling fanfiction, he is often used as a Little Black Dress, getting shipped with both men and women.
Nicknames for Cena's fan community include "the Chain Gang" and the "Cenation."
Cena's theme song "The Time Is Now" has become a popular meme, even outside of fandom spaces.
===Fanworks===
*John Cena on AO3 
*#johncena at DeviantArt.com
===Pairings===
On AO3, his most common pairing is with Randy Orton. His most common Het pairing is with former WWE Diva Nikki Bella (real name Stephanie Nicole Garcia-Colace). 
==Other Links==
*WWE.com
*Pro Wrestling Wiki at Fandom.com
*IMDB
*Cagematch
*TV Tropes
==References==
<references>
 
Category:Industry
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:Actors
John Childermass

John Childermass is one of the secondary characters of Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell, based on the 2004 novel by Susanna Clarke and subsequent 2015 BBC television mini-series. 
He is part of the most popular pairing in the fandom: John Childermass/John Segundus. 
==Overview==
Childermass is Gilbert Norrell's manservant and advisor. He is a practical magician himself. His loyalty to the Raven King often puts him at odds with Norrell. 
==Pairings==
*John Childermass/John Segundus
*John Childermass/Gilbert Norrell
*John Childermass/Henry Lascelles
*John Childermass/Jonathan Strange
*John Childermass/Vinculus
==Fanon & Common Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* Segundus & Childermass doing some gay magic for 221bees​ ✧˖°⁎ by ghostbees (2015)
===Fic===
* the biblical noun phrases trilogy by bookhobbit, trans!asexual!autistic!Norrell/disabled!Childermass, 100k, completed April 2016. 
John Childermass spends roughly 26 years in Gilbert Norrell's service, and hidden between the lines of what we see there are many memories. Here are a few.
* More Than Service by icarus_chained, Norrell/Childermass, 3k, posted Sept 2015. 
It was not service, what happened between him and the master in private. It would be seen that way, which was why it was private, but that was not the truth of it. It never had been.
* Hal-an-Tow by halsinator (2015)
In which a flowering fairy orchard introduces a troubling new idea to Childermass and Segundus. (Sex. The idea is sex.) 
* Convergence by inkblot_fiend (2015)
For a period of three weeks in the summer of 1805 there was a molly house established on the second floor of a certain public house in the city of York.
* This Side of the Rain by Erinye (2019)
When Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell disappear, others are left to deal with the consequences of the return of magic to England: this side of the rain, Childermass and Segundus must work together for the greater good, but their paths have crossed many times over the years and feelings have been crushed in the process.
===Podfic===
* (Podfic) the measure of the year (written by BeautifulSoup) read by marianas
==Resources==
* John Childermass AO3 tag
* John Childermass at the Ravenking wiki
==References==
John Childermass/Gilbert Norrell

John Childermass/Gilbert Norrell is a side pairing in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell fandom. It pairs main character Gilbert Norrell with his servant/advisor John Childermass. 
==History==
==Common Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
==Resources==
* AO3 tag
==References==
Category:Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
Category:Slash Pairings
John Childermass/John Segundus

John Childermass/John Segundus is the most popular pairing in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell fandom. It pairs secondary characters John Childermass and John Segundus.
==History==
On AO3, the pairing appeared in 2015, after the television adaptation of the book, which featured several scenes between the characters. 
The portrayal of Childermass as a dashing, sarcastic, mysterious heroic figure as well as the feisty, somewhat effeminate portrayal of Segundus might have contributed to the rise of the pairing within the fandom, as well as the fact that their interactions more-or-less bookend the television series. The first episode opens on Segundus, who meets Childermass shortly after; the last episode ends on an exchange between them which seems to open up the possibility of future collaboration between the two.
==Common Tropes==
* Virgin!fic in which Childermass initiates Segundus 
* Slow Burn and Enemies to lovers due to the antagonistic elements of their relationship at the beginning of canon
* Sex Magic, Sex Pollen due to magical influences
* Hurt/Comfort
* Social class differences, as Childermass is a servant and Segundus is a(n impoverished) gentleman
* Epistolary
* Post canon
 
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* Segundus & Childermass doing some gay magic for 221bees​ ✧˖°⁎ by ghostbees (2015)
* "Ungentlemanly pleasure" by thislearts (2015)
* This is the art I made for the JSMN fanbook. by thislearts (2016)
===Fic===
* Lesbian and Gay Figures in Magical History: No. 6 John Segundus by rubyofkukundo (2015)
* Hal-an-Tow by halsinator (2015)
* Convergence by inkblot_fiend (2015)
* This Side of the Rain by Erinye (2019)
===Podfic===
* (Podfic) the measure of the year (written by BeautifulSoup) read by marianas
==Resources==
* AO3 tag
* Fanfiction.net
==References==
Category:Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
Category:Slash Pairings
John Childermass/Jonathan Strange

John Childermass/Jonathan Strange is a rarepair in Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell fandom. It pairs main character Jonathan Strange and secondary characters John Childermass. 
==History==
==Common Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
==Resources==
* AO3 tag
==References==
Category:Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
Category:Slash Pairings
John Connor

John Connor is a main character in the Terminator films. He will be the eventual leader of the Resistance against Skynet in the future
==Canon==
==Fandom== 
===Pairings===
* John Connor/Cameron is the het pairing of John and the terminator Cameron, from the TSCC fandom. Works pairing John and the human Allison Young, on which Cameron was modelled also appear. 
* Kate Brewster/John Connor is the het pairing of John and his movieverse wife Kate Brewster. This pairing also appear in works set in the TV universe, often in future fics.
* John Connor/Marcus Wright pairs John with the human/terminator hybrid Marcus Wright, from the Terminator Salvation film.
* Many gen works focus on the relationship John has with his mother Sarah Connor, or his relationship with his father Kyle Reese.
* Connorcest works pair John with his father Kyle, or his uncle Derek.
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Future fics: In TSCC, much is known about the future John Connor, from the movieverse and other characters, but the older John has never appeared on screen. Future fics can involve John meeting his father Kyle for the first time, General John Connor's actions during the war against the machines, his relationship with the machine Cameron or his relationship with his movieverse wife Kate Brewster.
* Time Travel: A common trope in works featuring John as he has canonically travelled through time, in both the TV and movieverse. Time travel theories often appear in fanfiction. Sometimes John knowingly causes the events that impact him in the past, such as his birth, and in other works, making changes to the past can result in alternate timelines. Many works set in alternate timelines resemble AU fics, where Judgement Day was averted. Sometimes John remembers the events of the original timeline, while other characters are oblivious. 
* Season 3: Following the TSCC season 2 cliffhanger, many John-centric works picked up immediately where the show finished up.
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Links==
* John Connor works on Ao3
* John Connor (TSCC) works on ff.net
* John Connor (Movies) works on ff.net
==Resources==
* John Connor character page on The Terminator Wiki (canon resource)
* John Connor character page on Wikipedia (canon resource)
==References==
Category: Terminator
John Constantine/Angela Dodson

Constantine/Angela is het pairing of Angela Dodson and John Constantine from the Constantine (2005) film.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* In Breath, In Light by Frostings, One year after they parted ways, Angela goes to find him, only to find out that he's never lost her.
* Latin covers a multitude of sins series by cupiscent, Mature, Annoying, isn't it, the way the world keeps going when any reasonable story would have had the sense to end.
* Cage by cupiscent, Explicit, She's not asking for eternal devotion. She doesn't want to tie him down. She doesn't want anything he can deny her.
===Art===
* “I’m a suicide, Angela. When I die, the world says I’ve only got one place to go.”
* Angela & John picspam
===Vids===
* Broken
* (Angels)
* John & Angie
* Hero
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* John/Angela works at AO3
* John/Angela works at FFN
Category:Constantine Category:Het Pairings
Category:DCU Relationships
John Crichton/Ka D'Argo

John/D'Argo is the non-canonical pairing of John Crichton and Ka D'Argo in Farscape.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
* Abbott and Costello Meet the Rainbow Coalition by shrift
* Blood Brothers series by Aiobheann
==Forums, Mailing Lists & Communities==
* CrichtonLuvsDArgo (archived link) - Yahoo Group
* CrichtonLovesDargoFic (archived link) - Squidge.org mailing list
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* SmutScape a slash archive hosted several John/D'Argo works
* John/D'Argo works at Leviathan
* John Crichton/Ka D'Argo works on Ao3
* John/D'Argo works on Squidgeworld Archive
==References==
 
Category:Farscape
Category:Slash Pairings
John Crichton/Scorpius

Crichton/Scorpius is the non-canonical pairing of John Crichton and Scorpius in Farscape.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* John/Harvey also appears in fanworks. Harvey is a neural clone of Scorpius implanted in John's brain to gather information about wormholes. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
* Deep(Ao3 Link) by rhoboat
==Archives & Links==
* John/Scorpius and John/Harvey works at the Leviathan Archive
* John Crichton/Scorpius and John Crichton/Harvey works at Ao3
==References==
 
Category:Farscape
Category:Slash Pairings
John Dewey Science Fiction Club Newsletter

John Dewey Science Fiction Club Newsletter 
There were at least three issues. 
It was published by "John Dewey Science Fiction Club," a high school in Brooklyn, New York. It was free for the asking for all students and teachers of John Dewey High School, was distributed at the spring UFT Conference, and to all interested students in other high schools. 
One of the goals of this publication was not only science fiction and writing, but also communication with other students.
==Issue 1==
 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The third issue was published in April 1973. It has two parts due to "the vastness of events which need to be reported." Total page count is 26 pages. Both issues have identical editorials by Brian J. McCarthy.
The first part contains con reports for Star Trek Lives! con in 1973. 
The second part contains reviews and comments about [Warp ] ("My Battlefield, My Body"), extensive comments by Brian J. McCarthy, David Bloom, Tylaann Burger, Glenn Hochberg, and Andrew Ostrom about speaking at a science fiction conference (at State University College, New Paltz, 100 attendees). This issue also contains information about the Hugo Awards, a trivia contest with a focus of 2001: Space Odyssey, comments about Marvel and D.C. comics, information about the 1974 Star Trek Lives! Convention as well as the 1973 New York Comic Art Convention, and about the magazine Locus.
From the editorial by McCarthy:
 
Image:johndewey3-1.jpg|from issue #3, first part
Image:johndewey3-2.jpg|from issue #3, first part, Joel Cohen portrays Isaac Asimov
Image:johndewey3-3.jpg|from issue #3, first part, Joel Cohen portrays Janice Rand
Image:johndewey3-4.jpg|from issue #3, first part, Joel Cohen portrays Spock
Image:johndewey3-5.jpg|from issue #3, second part, Neal Adams
Image:johndewey3-6.jpg|from issue #3, second part, Joe
John Diggle

John Diggle is a main character in Arrow television series.
==Canon Overview==
===Arrow===
Diggle makes his first appearance in the Pilot of Arrow TV series portrayed by David Ramsey. After he discovers Oliver is the VigilanteArrow Season 1 Episode 3 "Lone Gunmen", he partners up with him after he reveals Deadshot killed his brother. He dawns the Vigilante's uniformArrow Season 1 Episode 5 "Damaged" in order to clear Oliver's name off Detective Lance's suspect list of being the hooded vigilante.
In season 2, he and Lyla Michaels (his ex-wife) got back together. Later in the season it was revealed that Lyla was pregnant, and gave birth to in Season 3 premiereArrow Season 3 Episode 1 "The Calm". They name the baby, Sara, after Sara Lance who was killed around the same time of her birth.
===Comics===
Diggle makes his first appearance in the DC Comics in Green Arrow (Vol 5) #24 (October 2013). 
==Fandom==
Fandom mainly calls him "Diggle" or "Dig", just like canon. Diggle is of the more popular characters, besides Oliver and Felicity. He is often portrayed with emotions labeled for his different facial expressions and saying what the fans are thinking to Oliver and in general. He makes up the second member of Team Arrow.
He is also often praised for being a Character of Color.
===Shipping===
In fandom the most common pairing for Diggle is the slash pairing of Diggle/Oliver. However it's common in fanfiction that show Diggle in a relationship (usually as a secondary/background pairing) is with Carly Diggle (in S1 related works or AU!S2 works) or Lyla Michaels (in S2 related works).
The gen pairing of Diggle & Felicity is pretty popular - usually considered a brotp. The het relationship Diggle/Felicity is more rare.
There has even been works of Diggle/Oliver/Felicity threesome.
===Common Tropes & Themes===
* Arrow!Diggle - Diggle dressing up as the Hood/Arrow is canon and is often used in fanworks also.
* Fandom generally considers him a fan of Oliver/Felicity, with him being so skeptic about Oliver's other relationships and being able to tell how Felicity feelsolicity meme | three shippers > john diggle. Tumblr post of gif scenes of Diggle reactions. Published October 26, 2014. (Accessed 30 October 2014).
* Diggle being part of the Suicide SquadArrow Season 2 Episode 16 "Suicide Squad", a team led by Amanda Waller and has his ex-wife now girlfriend Lyla as well as Deadshot as a member. It's canon but fandom often treasures this Diggle-centric episode.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Arts===
* "Diggle is always the guy who kind of sits back and he says exactly what the audience is saying."
===Vids===
* The Best of John Diggle (HUMOR)
* John Diggle || Appreciation Week
* all the way for you (3x03) (Diggle/Lyla)
* Give Us A Little Love (Diggle/Lyla, also includes Shado/Slade)
==Archives and Communities==
* Diggle tagged works on AO3
* Diggle works on FFN in Arrow section.
==Resources==
* Diggle on Green Arrow Wikia
* Diggle on the DC Database wikia
* Diggle on the Arrow wikia
==References==
<references>
Category:Arrowverse Characters
Category:DC Comics Characters
John Edwards Davies

John Edwards Davies (1961 - ) was a fan within the Australian science fiction community during the early 1980s, becoming involved with a number of fandoms and fanzines. 
He and his father (John England Davies) assisted with the production of some fanzines; the latter printing Supervoc 3, Multiverse 5, and Interceptor 2.
John joined the Doctor Who Club of Victoria in 1980, becoming Interim President between May and December that year, then the inaugural (elected) President 1981 - 1982. He then withdrew from organised fandom.
In January 2024, John was interviewed John Edwards Davies, "Doctor Who - Who Indeed?" on Humanist blog, 12 January 2024. about his time in the club, and his thoughts about fandom. He also presented a critique of the Doctor as a character. 
==His thoughts on fandom==
John enjoyed commonplace cultural exposure to science fiction and fantasy:
Despite the evident popularity of this material, his initial experiences as a fan were largely solitary or individualised: 
He eventually discovered fandom as a more communal activity:
However, he indicates that despite this early involvement in organised fandom, his attitude appears to largely subscribe to the FIJAGH philosophy rather than FIAWOL; and he preferred to go full circle and return to his enjoyment of SF as a more solitary or individualised experience:
==His memories of his time within the Doctor Who Club of Victoria==
 
 
==His critique on the Doctor==
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
John Ellis

John Ellis is a sci-fi fan (and faan) active in the comics and Star Trek TOS fandoms during the 1960s through to the 1980s. He is also a professional artist, filmmaker, animator, director, producer, writer, and VFX director.
==Fanac==
=== Fan Clubs ===
*
=== Conventions ===
* MiamiCon - attendee (1971)
==Awards==
==Interviews==
* "Starfall: An Interview with Executive Producer John Ellis" by Steve Davidson, Amazing Stories, November 20, 2014 (via wayback, Sep 19/20)
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Zines===
====As Editor====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Category:Zine Editors
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fan Club Organizers
John Fitzgerald Byers

John Fitzgerald Byers, is a character who first appeared in The X-Files, and later in a spinoff show called The Lone Gunmen.
The other two Lone Gunmen characters are Melvin Frohike and Richard Langly.
==Very Brief Canon==
 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Friends by Te (1998) (Byers/Langly)
* The Messenger Series by Gizzie
* Well Kept Man 2, A: Armani Weekend, Friday by Mice (winner of a 2003 Spooky Awards/Spooky Awards 2003)
* Denial Redux by Amazon X (winner of a 2003 Spooky Awards/Spooky Awards 2003)
* some Krycek/Byers stories are at The Spike's Slash Page
* Ordinary Men are a series of Skinner/Byers stories by Halrloprillalar 
* An Anecdotal Study on the Application of Memory Pertaining to Arousal in the Moderately Repressed Human Male by Teand (Byers/Mulder)
* One of the Byers by Alloway (sequel to All the Mulders)
* Doors of Perception by Mice and Lady Jaguar (Doggett/Byers) (2005)
===Fanart===
* For those who couldn't picture it before... (Byers/Langly)
===Meta===
* What do I need to know to write Lone Gunmen fic? by 	Erynn (April 18, 2001)
==Resources==
==References==
Category:X-Files Characters
Category:The Lone Gunmen
John Gillnitz

The name John Gillnitz is an amalgamation of the Carterverse scriptwriter names John Shiban, Vince Gilligan and Frank Spotnitz and appears repeatedly throughout The X-Files.
The name was invented by X-Files visual effects supervisor Mat Beck, who wrote the script for the episode Wetwired, in which "John Gillnitz" was mentioned for the first time. 
All subsequent episodes in which a "John Gillnitz" appears were written by Shiban, Gilligan and Spotnitz, except for the second X-Files video game Resist or Serve, which was penned by Thomas Schnauz and which is considered as three "lost episodes".
The script for Memento Mori is referred to in fandom as the "John Gillnitz script" since all 4 writers received writing credits for it. 
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary