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Foxed

Foxed is term that was used in the mid 1990s to refer legal actions by 20th Century Fox against fan run fan sites of FOX owned shows like The X-Files, MillenniuM and The Simpsons.
==Origin of the term==
X-Files was a fandom that stood at the threshold of fandom's migration to the Internet and experienced maybe the first salvo in the "World Wide Web War Against Fandom". In the early-1990s few fans had the resources to host and design their own websites so fandom was concentrated to a few main archives and fan websites."The X-Files, X-Philes and X-philia: Internet fandom as a site of convergence" by Amanda Howell (2000) By the mid-1990s, as technology and Internet access improved, more fan sites began appearing By 1997, there were 900 unofficial X-Files websites leading 20th Century Fox to launch a legal campaign against the use of images and sound files from its two more popular TV shows: The Simpsons, The X-Files, and MillenniuM. HotWired (1997)
==See also==
* XPFC Correspondence with Fox...
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:1990s
Foxhole in a Graveyard

Foxhole in a Graveyard is a 228-page gen and slash anthology.
The zine has this note: "NB: PLEASE EXCUSE THE AESTETIC [sic] WHITE SPACE BEHIND SOME OF THE ILLOS. YOU ARE NOT MISSING ANY PAGES. SHEILA SHOULD NOT NUMBER PAGES WHEN SHE'S IN SZAZI-LAND. SORRY."
* One Down by Marilyn Pulley - GEN (Facelift) (Martin Shaw as Zax) (1)
* Midnight Dreaming by Jane of Australia (3)
* Soullift by Marilyn Pulley- GEN and het (Facelift (Martin Shaw as Zax) ) (13)
* If Wishes Were... by Pam Rose (103)
* To Pluck the Thistle by Sheryl Adsit - GEN (113)
* Family Snaps by Jane of Australia (130)
* Watching Brief by June Laymond (157)
* Tears and Tribulations by Billie Phillips (159)
* Point/Counterpoint	by Madeleine Lee	(171)
* Discovered on a Rooftop by Terry Goold - GEN (173)
* 'Till Death by Sheila Willis - GEN	 (unfinished, continued in Close Doubles) (188)
* Silence by Sheila Willis to be continued, part two was to appear in Close Doubles - GEN (212)
* Magic, uncredited vignette (at the end of the zine, no page number)
* The Favor, uncredited vignette (at the end of the zine, no page number)
Artwork by:
* TACS (cover and 10 other pieces)	
* Jean C. (7 pieces)	
* Mary Bloemker 	
* Fiona 	
* Sheila Willis 
* Karen Eaton
 
==Sample Interior Gallery==
This zine has a massive amount of art. A sample is below.
Image:foxhole1.jpg|Sheila Willis
Image:foxhole2.jpg|Fiona
Image:foxhole3.jpg|Mary Bloemker
Image:foxhole4.jpg|Karen Eaton
Image:foxhole5.jpg|TACS
Image:foxhole6.jpg|TACS
Image:foxhole7.jpg|TACS
Image:foxhole8.jpg|sample text
Image:foxhole9.jpg|Jean C.
Image:foxhole10.jpg|Jean C.
Image:foxhole11.jpg|Jean C.
Image:foxhole12.jpg|Jean C.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Facelift
Category:1988 Zines
Foxy11814

foxy11814 is an author of fan fiction.
==Fan Fiction==
===Forever Knight Fan Fiction===
* "A Father's Truth" (December 2009)
* "The Code of Friendship" (17 April 2010)
* "A Prize to Win, A Prize to Protect" (30 May 2010)
* "Good-bye No More" (25 July 2010)
* "A Son's Denial" (September 2010) - sequel to "A Father's Truth"
* "The Newcomer" (December 2010)
* "A Family's Bond" (April 2011) - sequel to "A Son's Denial" 
* "Epiphanies?" (15 July 2011)
* "Need" (April 2012)
* ""Knight Down"" (27 July 2012)
* "Yearning Desire" (11 August 2012)
* "A Son's Trust" (1 September 2012)
Category:Fanwriters
Frack

:You might be looking for Frak.
Frack is a fan who was active from the early 2000s through the early 2010s. Her fandoms included J-rock, Harry Potter, and various anime fandoms.
She started posting fanfiction at FanFiction.Net in January 2001. By 2002, she started a GeoCities site for her stories, [ black and white ], which she later redirected to a fic journal, better than chocolate.
Frack started writing Harry Potter fic in late 2002 and was active at FictionAlley Park. She was primarily a Draco Malfoy and Harry/Draco fan and wrote angst and darkfic.
Her J-rock fanfiction is primarily Gackt pairings. She also ran a journal of fan translations of Miyavi's blog from 2008 to 2009, kabuki_rock.
==Example Fanfiction==
* The Death of Pure Japan. J-rock, Gackt/Miyavi and Gackt/Hyde. (2006–2008)
* The Night Whispers. Harry Potter, gen, R. Written for the contrelamontre prompt "war". (April 2004)
* uncontrol. J-rock, Gackt/Hyde/Megumi combinations. (February 2004)
* The Art Of Seduction By Mitsui Hisashi. Slam Dunk, Mitsui X OC and HanaRu. 8-chapter abandoned WIP. (September–November 2002)
==References==
Category:Fan Translators
Category:Fanwriters
Fraction Faction

In Forever Knight fandom, the term fraction faction is applied to factions that have split off from earlier affiliations, usually considering themselves to be different factions.
In the heyday of the fandom, fractions spun off from a number of well-established factions, when there were a sufficiency of fans who felt their personal focus differed somewhat from that of the majority of members of the main group. Thus the Dark Knighties, who feel it would be better if Nick accepted his vampirism, split from the Knighties, most of whom prefer that he search for a cure. Similarly, Light Cousins recognize a better side to LaCroix, while the parent Cousins faction delight in his perversity and wickedness. 
The term "fraction faction" is also sometimes applied to subgroups within a faction, usually originally formed for special activities within Forever Knight Wars.
In the case of one fraction, the Dark Perks, the spin-off eventually became more popular than the original. 
At one time, many fractions were large enough to take separate part in Forever Knight Wars. However, starting with War Twelve, it became increasingly necessary for fractions to recombine with their parent factions to achieve a quorum.
==List of Fraction Factions==
The following are usually considered to be fraction factions:
* Dark Knighties
* Knights de Soir aka Twilight Knighties
* Dark NatPack
* Dark Nick and NatPack
* Dark Perks
* Light Cousins
The following groups and subgroups are also sometimes considered to be fraction factions:
* General's Secret Service
* Nunkies Anonymous
* Nunkies Scouts
 
*Fraction Faction
Fractured Reflections

Fractured Reflections is a 190-page slash Lord of the Rings fiction zine with stories by Lee. 
The cover and interior art is by Shar.
==From the Editorial==
Regarding feedback: 
==Disclaimer==
==Contents==
* Gondor's King (Aragorn/Boromir) (1)
* Whimpers in the Night (Frodo/Sam) (33)
* This Side of Death (Boromir/Eomer) (41)
* Fade into Darkness (Frodo/Aragorn, Boromir/Aragorn, Frodo/Boromir/Aragorn & some mild non-con) (61)
* Horselord (Eomer/Legolas) (97)
* Blood of Isildur (Elrond/Isildur) (109)
* Crippled Souls (Haldir/Aragorn) (125)
* Lessons in Statecraft (Farimir/Eomer, Denethor/Eomer & non-con, violence, rape) (139)
* Caught in the Glamour (Legolas/Aragorn/Boromir) (177)
* Last Goodbye (Boromir/Aragorn) (185)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:fracturedreflections-1.jpg
Image:fracturedreflections-2.jpg
 
Category:2004 Zines
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Fragile (Professionals vid)

"Fragile" is a The Professionals vid by Enednoviel. It was uploaded to The Circuit Archive in September, 2005. It is now offline. 
Vidder's Notes: "Another song that has been haunting me for years. I wanted to use some of the sad and emotional Pros scenes. I worked a lot with slow-motion here. Even though Doyle and Bodie are tough guys, they are reminded from time to time that they are indeed fragile human beings and no invulnerable super-heroes!"
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Vids
Category:2005 Vids
Fragile (X-Files story)

Fragile is an X-Files story by Leyla Harrison.
It was one of the first rapefic stories posted in the fandom, and it generated quite a bit of controversy and discussion.
Beyond Fragile is a rewrite of this story that Leyla wrote three years later.
Unspeakable Act is a prequel to both stories.
The whole set of stories are posted here.
==Some Comments from the Author==
===1997===
Leyla's comments at alt.tv.x-files.creative discussion about the appropriateness of "using rape as a plot point in fanfic":
===2000===
Leyla talked extensively about this story in the 2000 Working Stiffs Interview with Leyla Harrison:
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Fragile Barriers

Fragile Barriers is a K/S story by Andrea Arat.
It was published in Charisma #1.
==Summary==
"Kirk has a difficult time dealing with Spockʼs need to take a wife for pon farr, and hurt that he is not able to see his lover through it."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
 
===1997===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Fragments

Fragment or fragments may refer to:
== Doujinshi ==
* Fragments, Sherlock BBC doujinshi
* Fragments, The Boondock Saints doujinshi
* Fragments of the Future, Sherlock BBC doujinshi
== Fanfiction ==
* Fragments, serialized multiwriter Star Trek fanfiction
* A Fragment Out of Time, Star Trek fanfiction
== Zines ==
*Fragments, Stargate SG-1 zine
* Fragments from a Shattered Life, Blake's 7 zine
* Fragments of Amber, Star Trek zine
Fragments (Sherlock doujinshi)

Fragments is a johnlock Sherlock doujinshi by Alma Garma. 
Image:fragsher-1.gif|front cover
 
Image:fragsher-2.gif|interior
Image:fragsher-3.gif|interior
Category:Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Fragments (Stargate SG-1 zine)

This is about the Stargate SG1 zine. For the Boondock Saints doujinshi, see Fragments (Boondock Saints doujinshi).
Fragments is a gen Stargate SG1 234-page fanzine focused on non-repeating missing scenes that can be team based, individual based. Varies in humor, angst and hurt/comfort The cover is by Cathy.
* Trouble Magnet by Kaz 7 
* Lazarus Didn't Live Forever by K. Hanna Korossy 13 
* De-Aging Gracefully by Carrie 23 
* Ansuz by Nancy Richardson 31 
* Family by Kiva 43 
* Extra Mile by JoaG 47 
* Of a Kind by Kiva 57 
* Mixed by Yuma 67 
* The Czech's in the Mail by Gallagater 81 
* Meaning of Life Stuff by Babs 87 
* Fire and Ice by Melissa Beattie 91 
* Rearranging Fate by Redbyrd 95 
* A Daniel Comes to Judgment by Charli Booker 157 
* Tangible by Sam Walker 167 
* Gaudemus Igitur by Melissa Beattie 169 
* Order from Chaos by Kaliope 171 
* Peanut Butter and Jelly by Sam Walker 177 
* Plain Reactions by Travelling One 181 
* Wherein Lies the Evil by Travelling One 185 
* Idle Hands by Seanchaidh 191 
* Sweetness Follows by Carrie 193 
* Die Another Day by Kaz 219 
* Responsibility by Marcia Brin 223 
* Lifeline by JJJunky 227 
* Haggard on the Homefront by Travelling One 229 
* Balanced Forces by Melissa Beattie 233 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Fragments from a Shattered Life

Fragments from a Shattered Life is a gen Blake's 7 114-page novel by Cath Knowles. 
From the title page: 
==Contents==
* Pinocchio Is Broken... His Strings Have Been Cut 
* On the Road to Nowhere 
* For Gan (poem)
* Kin to Chaos 
* On the Eve of Destruction 
* Prayers for the Dead 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1996===
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Fragments of Amber

Fragments of Amber is a gen Star Trek: DS9 anthology edited by Christine Zdroj-Bichler.
==Contents==
* Coming Home by Christine Zdroj-Bichler (winner of a 2003 FanQ)
* A Break in the Rain by C. Zdroj
* The Creative Spark by C. Zdroj
* Sex, Faith, and Questing after Visions by C. Zdroj
* A Well-Dressed Dame by C. Zdroj
* other unknown content
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Fragments of the Future

Fragments of the Future is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by Fuyuuten. It's Sherlock/John.
Image:FragmentsoftheFuture.jpg|cover
Image:FragmentsoftheFuture-s1.jpg|back cover
==References==
* Yahoo auction 1
* Yahoo auction 2
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Frame-Up

Frame-Up is a gen Blake's 7 44-page novel by Margaret Scroggs.
==Chapters== 
* Outrage
* Hunter/Hunted
* The Question
* Birds in Hand
* View to a Kill
* The High Council
Image:frameup.jpg|front cover
Image:frameupinside.jpg|interior
==Series==
* Fightback (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1990: one part)
* Self-Search (1988 or 1989: two parts, 1991: one part)
* Double Image (1988)
* Bloodline (1989)
* Frame-Up (1989)
* Denouement (1995?)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Frame Project

Frame projects are when important scenes in media fandom are divided up into their component frames with frames being given to different artists who have freedom to create fanart in their preferred media so long as it resembles the frame assigned to them. Traditional art, digital art, or even more unconventional fancraft is possible. The final product is a fanvid which sequences together all the frames of the project.
The origin of the term Frame Project was likely the Our Frames Mean Love project (May 2023), which may be the first Frame Project.
==Frame Project Examples==
* Our Frames Mean Love - Our Flag Means Death an Ed/Stede moment (April-May 2023)
* LET THERE BE FRAMES - Good Omens (Oct 2023)
* EVERY Frame Matters - Good Omens (Aziraphale/Crowley) 
* While We Dance (#EveryFrameWhileWeDance) - Good Omens (Sep-Dec 2023)
Category:Vidding Glossary
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Frame Story

A frame story is also known as a "story within a story" or a "nested story." Essentially, the frame is a narrative structure in which a character tells a story nested within the larger story, which can be a film, book, game, or any other work of fiction. Sometimes the viewer/reader/player is the only audience of this narration; other times, one or more additional fictional characters also inhabit this larger frame and serve as the immediate audience. The technique serves much the same purpose as a "flashback" in a film.
The frame story can serve many functions. For example, the idea that fictional characters themselves read, play, or tell other stories can be experienced as an extra layer of reality. Alternatively, the presence of an external frame may be read as blurring the lines between fiction and reality. Very often, the external frame also introduces contextual material that deepens the internal story. 
Illustrative examples include Carnacki The Ghost Finder (book), The Sign of Four (book), The Princess Bride (book and film), One Thousand and One Nights (book), Titanic (film), The Blind Assassin (book), Fallout Four (video game) and Hamlet (play).
Frame of Mind

Frame of Mind is an 80-page gen Doctor Who novel by Kathy Wesley. The full-color cover is by Ken Horan. It features the Fourth Doctor and Sarah Jane Smith.
Summary from an ad in Datazine #61: "What has happened to the Doctor? The guardian of time is caught in a Nightmare world from which he cannot escape, seeing a solution that will free him before he is order to kill... again." 
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Fran

See also: Francesca, Francis, Frannie
==Characters==
* Fran (Final Fantasy XII), a Final Fantasy character
* Fran aka Flan, a Katekyou Hitman Reborn character
* Fran Katzenjammer, a Black Books character
==Fans==
* Fran Ball (also Frances J. Ball), a Star Trek: TOS zine editor
* Fran Buiting, a Beauty and the Beast artist
* Fran Hitchcock, a pseud for Johanna Cantor, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Fran Husejinovic, a Tales of the Gold Monkey writer
* Fran P., a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Fran Severn, a Battlestar Galactica writer
* Fran Smith, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Fran Ward, a Blake's 7 writer
* Fran White, a Swamp Thing fan
* Fran Wong, a Star Trek: TOS artist
* Debra Fran Baker, a Due South writer
* FrancyF, a multifandom fan
Fran (Final Fantasy XII)

Fran is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy XII.
==Canon==
Stoic, intelligent and rational, Fran is the foil to Balthier’s impulses, helping him to consider consequences before doing his ‘leading man’ thing and just rushing in. A lone Viera warrior who has left her tribe, her mastery of multiple weapons makes her an asset on the battlefield regardless. Despite the barrier of race, she is one of few to gain Balthier’s full trust.
==Fandom==
As leading man Balthier’s ‘partner’, Fran features prominently in fic. While often as a support rather than as the main character, she is nevertheless popular.
===Tropes and Themes===
Fran’s handiness with a wrench has also earned her the title of mechanic aboard The Strahl, which may lend itself to tropes. Aside from that, her rabbit-like appearance may influence titles and themes in fic.
==Shipping==
While there were never any romantic implications between Fran and Balthier, her status as his partner lends heavily to shipping anyway, and it is unlikely to see her paired with anyone else, aside from perhaps another nameless Viera.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Fran (Ivalice Alliance) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy Characters
Category:Final Fantasy XII
Fran Booth

Fran Booth is a convention organizer and served as the President (Fleet Admiral) of Starfleet, a Star Trek role-playing organization. The Guinness Book of World Records recognizes Starfleet as the world's largest science fiction fan club.
=Con Organizer=
She co-organized two conventions in San Antonio, Texas with Tony Wynn and Judith Ward, held in 1983 and 1984.
* Co-Chair: Trekkon '83 with Bibi Besch and Judson Scott, February 19-20, 1983
* Co-Chair: Trekkon '84 with Mark Lenard, Grace Lee Whitney, and Bjo Trimble; March 3-4, 1984
=Starfleet=
Booth headed a local chapter of Starfleet in San Antonio, Texas. Upon the resignation of the Fleet Admiral, Eric A. Stillwell, she won election on March 27, 1984 to the top position and took control of the entire world-wide organization. She served for two years and worked to reinvigorate the group during her tenure.The History of Starfleet, Chapter 6: Fran Booth
A fan noted Booth's work in a letter to Interstat Issue 94:
=References=
 
Category:Convention Organizers
Fran Ward

Fran Ward is a Blake's 7 and V fan. 
She is the publisher of the first all-slash Blake's 7 zine, E-Man-Uelle and also published several other Blake's 7 zines. 
She was also the president of the The Robin Hood Brigade, a V fan club in the 1990s.
==A 1984 Plea==
From Beyond Antares #25: 
==Zines With Content by Fran Ward==
* E-Man-Uelle
* The Other Side
* Spacefall
* Airwaves Blake's 7 Special
* Airwaves
* The Avon Club Newsletter
* Stargate (multimedia zine)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Frances J. Ball

==Example Fanworks==
*B.A. News
*Beyond Antares
*Chlortheragen Derivative
*Finagle's Law
*From now on, Kovack, stick to wheels!
*Galactic Citations
*Koon-ut-kal-if-fee
*Legends & Heroes
*Library Tapes
*M-Five Tie-In
*Memory Recall
*The Reckoning
*Transtater
Frances Quinn

Frances Quinn is a fanartist that contributed to zines in the 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Bookofsecretsfour-13.jpg|Art from The Book of Secrets #4 (1989) (Beauty and the Beast)
File:Bookofsecrets4-10.jpg|Art from The Book of Secrets #5 (1989) (Beauty and the Beast)
File:Wingsoflight5-3.jpg|Art from On Wings of Light #5 (1991) (Phoenix)
File:Wingsoflight5-7.jpg|Art from On Wings of Light #5 (1991) (Starman)
File:Arrowsmessage1-7-2.jpg|Art from Arrow's Message v.1 n.7 (1991) (Valdemar)
File:Arrowsmessage1-7-4.jpg|Art from Arrow's Message v.1 n.7 (1991) (Valdemar)
File:Arrowsmessage1-9.jpg|Cover art of Arrow's Message n.1 v.9 (1991) (Valdemar)
File:Legend6.jpg|Art from Legend #6 (1994) (Robin of Sherwood)
Category:Fanartists
Frances Rowes

Frances Rowes was a writer in Star Trek: TOS K/S fandom. 
She won a Surak Award in 1986.
==Fans Comment==
==Zines==
* First Time
* In the Wilderness
* KSX
* Pavane
* T'hy'la
* The Voice
* Within the Mirror
 
==Her Fiction: As Frances Rowes==
* Beta Cygni (Lest We Forget) (1990)
* A Deltan Decameron (1992)
* Honeymoon (1989)
* Out of Eden (1988)
* Planet of Shame (1988)
* Their Solitary Way (1986)
* To Be a Help Meet for Him (1986)
==Her Fiction: As August Elton==
* The Mirror Cracked (1988)
* Possessed! (1987)
* A Study in Green (1986) 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Frances Zawacky

Frances Zawacky was a fanwriter and fan poet whose works appeared in numerous fanzines. 
She passed away in 2011.
==Zines With Content by Frances==
* Ambrov Zeor!
* Archives (Star Trek: TOS zine)
* Captain Uhura
* The Goddess Uhura
* Guardian (multimedia zine)
* IDIC (Star Trek: TOS zine 1)
* Kraith Collected
* Pern Portfolio
* Probe (Star Trek: TOS zine)
* Sol Plus
* Tetrumbriant
* Time Warp (multifandom zine)
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Francesca

See also: Fran, Frannie, Frances.
==Characters==
* Francesca Findabair, a character from The Witcher
* Francesca Liddy, a character from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
* Francesca Vecchio, a character from Due South
==Fans==
* Speranza (also known as cesperanza, Cesca, Ces, Francesca), fanwriter, vidder, moderator
* Francesca Coppa, OTW board member, professor
* Francesca Da Sacco, a Lord of the Rings writer
* Francesca De Genna (also Francesa DeGenna), an Alias Smith and Jones artist
* Francesca Gulinatti, a Hanson fan
* Francesca Ward, a Blake's 7 author
* Francesca Vitale, a Star Trek: TOS author
* Francesca, an original yaoi artist
Francesca Coppa, “The Fanfiction Reader: Folk Tales for the Digital Age”

Francesca Coppa, “The Fanfiction Reader: Folk Tales for the Digital Age” is a 2017 interview conducted by Kathryn Beaton.
"Our author Francesca Coppa recently answered questions from our editorial director, Mary Francis, about her new book The Fanfiction Reader: Folk Tales for the Digital Age." 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Coppa's book The Fanfiction Reader: Folk Tales for the Digital Age
* how Coppa chose fic examples for the book 
* fandom has its own literary and critical languages, and fandom is a fully developed literary form and artworld
* all culture is a culture of reuse
* the use and value and freedom of pseuds
* fandom and profit
* mainstream culture co-opting fandom
* "Consider how fandom has made grownups care about what are essentially stories for kids: Harry Potter, Captain America, Batman, Doctor Who, etc. Now grown-up fanboys like Stephen Moffat, Russell Davies, and J.J. Abrams are writing more adult versions of these stories for a grownup market."
* "Many of us dwell on stories, or retell them in our heads to make them better; if we’re critics we write reviews and articles, we make interpretations and tease out subtext. Lots of people come out of a movie wondering what comes next? Fanfiction writers are just more committed than the average bear: they actually write the stories down and share them."
* "Canon should just be the stories you like. While there are so-called BNFs (Big Name Fans) whose stories are broadly liked within a particular fandom, it’s a shibboleth that one fandom’s BNF is another fandom’s “Never heard of her.” Which is good, actually, because I think that it’s the sprawling, unregulated, defiantly amateur nature of fanfiction that makes people feel like they can just join in if they want to. It’s like a crazy dance floor: sure, probably some people dance better than others, but who cares? Get out there and shake your groove thing, yeah yeah. It’s a party not a performance."
* "...there are dangers, too, and tradeoffs, to this new legitimacy. Fans – female fans in particular – should be wary of doing too much unpaid work for the entertainment industry."
* "Some days I feel a bit depressed when I walk into a bookstore, or Hot Topic: like, wow, the mainstream commercial world is really rushing to catch up with this and commodify it. And I feel like a bitter old punk some days (or what fans call a BOFQ – a bitter old fandom queen). Like–yeah, okay, that TARDIS dress is cute and all, but you really should come down to the club and hear the bands play. Read this crackfic, look at that art with the tentacles. Pow!"
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:2017 Fan Interviews