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Morgan Graewolf Reinhold

Morgan Graewolf Reinhold began illustrating for the Tolkien fanzine Mythlore in the late 1970s. In the 1990s she re-discovered drawing and began producing artwork for Robin of Sherwood fanzines which won her several awards. She also illustrated for LOTR fanzines and accepted fanart commissions. She is now no longer accepting commissions and is focusing on original art.
Image:Frodoandbilbo morgan graewolf.jpg|interior illo for Mythlore, late 1970s
Image:Morgan grewolf home.jpg|interior art for Vilya #2
Image:Lotr nenya interior graewolf.jpg|interior art for Nenya
Category:Fanartists
Morgan LeFey (fan writer)

Morgan LeFey is a fan writer in the Starsky and Hutch fandom. She was nominated for Paula Wilshe Awards in 2003 and 2004, and won in 2005. She is best known for her novel Four Out of Five and for contributions to fiction anthology zines.
== Selected Fanworks ==
* Four Out of Five (2002)
* "Moment Out of Time" -- in When Lightning Strikes (2002)
* "Buyer's Remorse" -- in SHarecon 2002 (2002)
* "Here and Now" -- in The Fix: Issue 22 (2002)
* "After Hours" -- in Dance with the Devil (2003)
* "Only Time Will Tell" and "When Time Stands Still" (with Jadis) -- in In Your Eyes (2003)
* "Riptide" -- in SHarecon 2004 (2004)
* "Hard Lesson" -- in SHarecon 2006 (2006)
Category:Fanwriters
Morgan Le Fey

You might be looking for:
* Morgan le Fay, also known as Morgan le Fey, Fata Morgana, etc.; a sorceress in Arthurian Legend 
* Morgana, a BBC Merlin character based on Morgan le Fay
*Morgan LeFey, a Starsky and Hutch fan writer
You might also be looking for:
* The Book of Morgan Le Fey, a Harry Potter novel by LavenderBrown
Morgan Woodward International Fan Club

Morgan Woodward International Fan Club was a Star Trek: TOS fan club based in Fort Lee, VA.
Its focus was Star Trek, and the characters Captain Tracy and Van Gelder.
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 40 members. 
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1974 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Morgana (Persona 5)

Morgana is a main character in Persona 5 and Persona 5:Royal.
==Canon==
Through no fault of his own, Morgana has cemented himself as one of the Persona series’ least liked characters due to his plot purpose of controlling the protagonist. He turns gameplay into a near linear affair, rather than just letting Joker make mistakes and then suffer the consequences later. 
Curiosity may kill the cat, but this one won’t let you find out.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Due to being a cat for the entirety of Persona 5, he doesn’t feature often in shipping. Due to receiving a human form in Royal however, he is feasibly shipped with any of the other Phantom Thieves. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
==Links & Resources==
* Morgana tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Persona Characters
Morgause

Morgause is a character in the TV show Merlin. She is the half-sister or step-sister of Morgana. She was shown to be a skilled warrior as well as a powerful sorceress. Her first appearance was in the season 2 episode “The Sins of The Father” in which she unsuccessfully tried to manipulate Prince Arthur into killing his father. She hates the Pendragons, especially Uther, for killing so many magic users and tries several times to kill them and take over Camelot.
== Canon ==
Morgause, born in house of Gorlois, is said to be Morgana's half-sister in season 2. It is never established which parent they shared; Fact that Morgause was born in Gorlois's house suggests she is daughter of Gorlois, hence Morgana's paternal half-sister.
After Morgana is revealed to be duaghter of Uther, it would suggest Morgause is Morgana's stepsister, since Gorlois was Morgana's stepfather, not father. It is possible though that Moraguse is daughter of Vivienne, hence Morgana's maternal-half-sister. (That would mean Vivienne was member of House of Gorlois, hence she had to be related to her husband).
==Fannish perceptions and tropes==
==Controversies==
==Ships==
The most common pairing for Morgause is with Morgana. The most common het pairing is with Cenred, which is canon, or Merlin, which is not.
==Fanworks==
* Not For You by joan waterhouse. Morgause found him like she’d left him; bound on his knees in the middle of the clearing. Merlin/Morgause.
==References==
Category:Merlin Characters
Morgen

You may be looking for Morgan.
Morgen is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Megane-ya. It features Harry, Hermione, Ron, Dumbledore, and McGonagall and is set before the events of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.wanderer_owl Yahoo! Group. Message #98. (Accessed 03 January 2012.)
The doujinshi seller Happy Hentai Home provides the following summary:
== References ==
Category: Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category: 2001 Doujinshi
Category: Gen Doujinshi
Morgen32

Morgen is a YOI fanartist, from Netherlands and famous for their participation in the charity zine Soulbound. Their pronouns are they/them.
==Some Arts==
*The Last Unicorn AU YOI for the On Man's Road fanfiction by louciferish (2018)
==Gallery==
File:Princess Serenity by HuoreArt.jpeg|Princess Serenity from Sailor Moon Crystal (2014)
File:Yoisoulmatezine-blog it presents Morgen.jpeg|Victor Nikiforov (2018)
File:Soulbond H1 by morgen-huoreart.jpeg|akai ito!Victuuri (2018) (full version here)
File:Victor by HuoreArt.jpeg|Victor Nikiforov Aquarelle (2018)
==Fans Comment==
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Morgott

Morgott is a non-playable character in Elden Ring. He is known by the epithets Morgott the Omen King and Morgott the Grace Given. He is introduced under the false identity of Margit the Fell Omen.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes===
* Monster Fucking: Morgott is the most popular character on Archive of Our Own after the Tarnished player character."Elden Ring (Video Game)" on Archive of Our Own As of 2023, Morgott/Tarnished is the most popular ship, with 219 fics to the next ship's 196 (Rogier/D).
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Gallery==
File:Omen Siblings by Dane-of-Celestia.jpg|Omen Siblings by Dane-of-Celestia – Morgott and Mohg as children imprisoned in the Leyndell sewers.
File:The Fell Omen by k0rp5kruv.jpg|The Fell Omen by k0rp5kruv ‎ 
File:Morgott the Omen King by MBS150603.jpg|Morgott the Omen King by MBS150603
File:Margit by sketchywarior.jpg|Margit by sketchywarior ‎
==Resources & Links==
*Morgott the Omen King, Morgott the Grace Given, Margit the Fell Omen, Morgott, and Margit tags on Tumblr
*Morgott the Omen King | Margit the Fell Omen at Archive of Our Own
*Morgott, the Omen King and Margit, the Fell Omen at the Elden Ring Wiki
==References==
Category:Elden Ring Characters
Mori Calliope

Mori Calliope is an English speaking vtuber from holomyth. She debuted in 2020 as part of hololive's first generation.
==Personality==
Calli has a chill, yet serious personality, as displayed through all her streams and appearances. She does still have a shy side, such as when she is interacting with new people. 
Calli is not afraid of talking about serious things though, and will speak her mind. This combination of a relatively relaxed, yet serious personality, has garnered her a lot of respect from her genmates and her fans.
However, she does have a playful side, generally shown when she does collaborations with other members, displaying a side of herself viewers generally don't see.
She is highly enjoys both rapping, and reaping. She has stopped reaping however, as she is on hiatus from being a reaper.
Calli is also noted as having one of the lowest pitched voices in hololive, matching up with Nekomata Okayu and Tokoyami Towa.
She gets flustered easily, from romance, leading to her fans giving her the nickname "tsundereaper".
In reality however, she is described as being airheaded and forgetful, often forgetting where she puts her stuff.
==Lore==
Mori Calliope is the grim reaper's apprentice. She is on hiatus from reaping and is taking a vacation in Japan, where she has started pursuing streaming.
==Appearance==
She has long, straight pink hair with a simple gunmetal crown with a transparent veil and reddish pink eyes. She has a black cape with sharp white teeth.
==Mori Calliope Shipping==
*Takamori - Mori Calliope/Takanashi Kiara
Moriquendi: The Gendered Other in Tolkien Fanfiction

Moriquendi: The Gendered Other in Tolkien Fanfiction is an essay in the Tolkien fandom by adn_heming, published in 2005. It addresses the tendency in much fanfiction to feminise and weaken the Sindarin characters of Celeborn, Thranduil & Legolas. The author summary is Why are the Moriquendi elves often scapegoats in fandom? A look at how common fanon interpretations of Celeborn, Thranduil, and Legolas reflect colonial discourse.
The essay was awarded second place in the 'Genres: Non-Fiction' category of the 2005 Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards.MEFA Archive: Moriquendi: The Gendered Other in Tolkien Fanfiction (accessed 7 July 2016)
==Contents==
*Tolkien's Dark Elves (Moriquendi) are often identified in fanfiction with the feminised 'Other', while particularly the Noldor are identified with the enlightened western/masculine/self (ignoring the genocide of the Kinslayings). This binary is not representative of the original
*Some Dark Elves are portrayed as aligning in submission to the Noldor: obedient, submissive, feminine
**eg Celeborn, especially in light of his marriage to the Noldorin Galadriel, who is often coded as masculine
**eg Legolas, who is often portrayed as breaking with his father and aligning with the Noldor, and becomes a frail, angelic beauty who may always placed in harm’s way, or under threat of death, needing to be rescued by more masculine Noldor-affiliated characters
*Other Dark Elves are portrayed as the rebellious, transgressive Other, suffering feminine hysteria
**eg Thranduil, who rejects the Noldorin culture, and is often portrayed as a weak ruler & a poor, overprotective father
*Some fanfiction rejects this tendency eg by writing from the Sindar perspective, or by constructing non-feminised characterisations of Dark Elves
==Excerpt==
==Reception & Reviews==
Most reviewers found the essay thought provoking. Some took issue with the use of feminisation to describe particular characteristics. Tanaqui extended the analysis to the race of Men, and criticised the language, which she perceived as unnecessarily opaque.
==Reference==
Category:Tolkien Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Moriyama Shiemi

Moriyama Shiemi (杜山 しえみ) is the tritagonist of Blue Exorcist. She's an Esquire, aspiring to become an exorcist with the Tamer meisters.
She's been revealed to be descendant and successor of Shemihaza, one of the three founders of the True Cross Order, making Shiemi one of the most powerful characters in the series.
==Canon background==
==Reception and meta==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Ships==
*Okumura Rin x Moriyama Shiemi (RinShie)
*Okumura Yukio x Moriyama Shiemi (YukiShie)
*Amaimon x Moriyama Shiemi (AmaShie)
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*Blue Exorcist stories and crossovers featuring Shiemi M on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*on DeviantArt (DA)
*#Moriyama Shiemi on Tumblr
*Moriyama Shiemi tag on Archive of Our Own (AO3)
*#杜山しえみ on Pixiv
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Blue Exorcist Characters
Mork & Mindy

Mork & Mindy is a Paramount extraterrestrial-fantasy sitcom series starring Robin Williams as Mork, the alien from the planet Ork, and Pam Dawber as Mindy McConnell, his human friend and roommate. The series is actually a spin-off from the sitcom Happy Days.
* Mork & Mindy works tagged at AO3
* Mork & Mindy & crossover works at FFN
==Zines==
Multifandom:
* Mélange Issue 4
* Grip
* n!
* The Wichita Zone
Category:Happy Days Category:Mork & Mindy
Morland Holmes

Morland Holmes is a character from the television series Elementary, based on the character of the same name from Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes series. 
==Canon History==
Morland Holmes is the father of Sherlock Holmes and Mycroft Holmes. He is introduced as a highly influential businessman who has worldwide influence and power. 
He uses his influence to restore Sherlock and Joan Watson back to their positions as Consulting Detectives. Later on, he takes over Jamie Moriarty's criminal organisation, after the current leader threatens his life and dissenting members threaten the lives of Sherlock and Joan. He pledges to dismantle the organisation from the inside.
==Fanfic Portrayals==
As the character was not introduced until Season Four, or 2015, early portrayals of the character in fan fic often use a different first name or just refer to him as 'Father' or, in spirit of some upper class attitudes, 'Daddy'. Canoncially, only the first term 'Father' is used.
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Elementary
Morley Awards

The Morley Awards, or Morleys, were fan-run awards given to stories posted to the X-Files-Fanfic (XFF) mailing list. They were held once, in 1997, and the winners were announced on XFF's companion list FicTalk. On November 21, 1997, FicTalk held an awards ceremony that included acceptance speeches written by the winning authors.
==Awards==
Morleys were awarded in the following categories:
Best Romance/Other (non-MSR romance)
*1st Place: The Actor, by A. I. Irving
*2nd Place: Syntax and Measure, by MustangSally
Best Angst
*1st Place: Cheapened Things, by MD1016
*2nd Place: Caught in the Act III: Sub Rosa, by Parrotfish
Best Crossover
*1st Place: Chicago Holiday, by The Dragon Lady
*2nd Place: The Cavendish Door III, by Patty Hayes 
Best Erotica
*1st Place: Cheapened Things, by MD1016
*2nd Place: Into Each Other Sinking III - Mirror, by Lydia Bower
Best MSR
*1st Place: Dance Without Sleeping, by Lydia Bower
*2nd Place: Covenant, by Rhondda Lake
Best Original Character
*1st Place: Dragons of the Box, by Sheryl Martin
*2nd Place: Sarah 08: Staying With Margaret, by Carol Gritton
Best Slash
*1st Place: Forgetful, by KMS
*2nd Place: none
Best Series
*1st Place: n/a
*2nd Place: Into Each Other Sinking I, II, & III, by Lydia Bower
Best Debut (author's first X-Files fic)
*1st Place: Mediocrity's Allure, by Jill Selby
*2nd Place: No More Demons, by Penny Daza
Best X-Files (an x-file-type case)
*1st Place: Missing Voices, by Joyce McKibben, Meredith and Viv Wiley
*2nd Place: The Pact, by Madeline Partous
Best Mulder/Scully Platonic RelationshipThe Morley Awards site lists two first place winners for this category.
*1st Place: Missing Voices, by Joyce McKibben, Meredith, and Viv Wiley
*1st Place: The Sound of Your Voice, by Vickie Moseley and Summer
Best Poem/Song
*1st Place: Mulder Meets a Little Green W.H.O., by Madeline Partous
*2nd Place: The Scully-Mulder, by The Dragon Lady and Rhondda Lake
Best Humour
*1st Place: Shipper School, by Laura Capozzola
*2nd Place: Speedo Optional, by Thalia D'Muse
==External Links==
*1997 Morley Award Winners
* Rules
* Nominees
*Links to other X-Files fan fiction awards
==See also==
*EMXC Awards
*Lisa e Krysa Awards
*Silver Sutures Awards
*Spooky Awards
*Starbuck Awards
*UUFFAA (Unofficial USENET Fan-Fic Achievement Awards)
*Whammy Awards
==Notes==
Category:1997 Awards
Category:X-Files Awards
Morn

Morn is a character on Star Trek: DS9. He has no dialogue, but in one episode, laughs.
He has his own fan club, called Morn Watchers.
==Some Brief Canon Facts About Morn==
* He is a Lurian.
* He has a second stomach.
* He faked his own death in 2374.
* "Morn is credited with knowing the funniest joke in the universe, and in several episodes an incidental character is seen to start laughing as they leave his side. Quark sometimes breaks down laughing when he tries to retell the joke, and always gives up by saying that no one can tell it like Morn." from Wikipedia 
==Fan Reaction==
One fan comments: "I thought I was the only one who paid attention to this guy and was delighted that he's even gotten a fan club! And he's never even spoken one line! I love Morn! (I'm sure everyone knows by now that he's based on Norm from Cheers, right? I've always wanted to see a scene where Morn enters Quark's bar and everyone shouts, Morn!") He's this poor, hapless, mush-faced alien who always looks like he needs a friend and never gets a chance to speak." from Multi-Species Medicine #12 
Another one writes: "Who would have thought there would be so much support for an actor whose face we never see, who has never uttered a word, and appears to have no personality whatsoever -- and yet when Morn doesn't appear, there are letters of complaint to Paramount." from Multi-Species Medicine #18
Nana Visitor, who portrays Kira: "He goes to conventions and has a real following, just from being the guy who never talked and sat in the bar all day." from Far Beyond the Stars #88 
==Example Fanfiction==
*Discretion by JoZPierce, written for Yuletide 2011; exploits Morn's ubiquitous presence & lack of dialogue for comedic effect. Kahvi writes: ...we meet one of my personal favorites: Quark's regular, Morn. The author manages to draw out the running gag without taking it too far, and the result is genuinely funny. The character's voices are also worthy of note; you can hear who it is long before they are introduced.Yuletide recs 2011 - Second batch! (accessed 23 May 2012)
==References==
Category:Star Trek DS9 Characters
Morn Watchers

Morn Watchers was a Star Trek: DS9 fan club focusing on Mark Allen Shepard, the actor who portrayed Morn. The fan club published a quarterly newsletter.
One fan comments: "I thought I was the only one who paid attention to this guy and was delighted that he's even gotten a fan club! And he's never even spoken one line! I love Morn! (I'm sure everyone knows by now that he's based on Norm from Cheers, right? I've always wanted to see a scene where Morn enters Quark's bar and everyone shouts, Morn!") He's this poor, hapless, mush-faced alien who always looks like he needs a friend and never gets a chance to speak." from Multi-Species Medicine #12 
==References==
 
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Morning After (trope)

The morning after is a trope in both fanon and canon. It involves one or more characters waking up to face the aftermath of a sexual encounter had the previous night. 
There are a wide variety of interpretations of this trope. Some feature the character(s) expressing shame and regret due to a one-night stand, infidelity, or other inadvisable encounter. Positive takes may feature the characters reflecting on their new status as a couple. Others takes may involve the character(s) dealing with more prosaic (and sometimes comedic) outcomes, such as stained or ruined clothing, how to sneak out of without being caught, or how to prevent pregnancy.
==External Links==
*Morning After tag on Archive of Our Own
Category:Romance Tropes
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
Morning Dew

Morning Dew is a Kirk/Spock story by Greywolf the Wanderer.
The author states: "I think a version of it may be somewhere on Trekiverse, not sure." from Kirk/Spock Fanfiction Archive 
 
==Summary==
==The Trilogy==
It is part of a trilogy, all of which were later published in the print zine, Songs of the Dirhja where it has much art.
 
* Deep Elem Blues
* New Minglewood Blues
* Morning Dew
==Summary==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Many More Comments at "Songs of the Dirhja"===
See many more comments at Songs of the Dirhja.
===2001===
 
===2009===
===2013===
==References==
 
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction
Morning Headlines

Morning Headlines is a 82-page gen Early Edition novel by nonnimous. Cover by The M-7 Group
Summary from the publisher, "Tomorrow's newspaper brings Gary Hobson sorrow and happiness. When a roommate of his ex-wife comes back into his life, she stirs old memories and he finds himself falling in love fast, but what about her? Chuck and Marissa aren’t so sure, they think she’s hiding something. Does the cat know anything?"
 
Category:Early Edition
Morning Light

Morning Light is a Star Trek: VOY Janeway/Chakotay story by Djinn. 
It was nominated for a 2002 ASC Award. 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek VOY J/C Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Morning on Lykabettos

Morning on Lykabettos"Morning on Lykabettos " by millimant, posted to maryrenaultfics on 28th September 2006. Accessed 10 January 2013.
This story was the first fanfiction ever written by millamant (in any universe). The general premise of the story has Alexias going up to the mountain to set snares for rabbits and hunt for his family. As he does he remembers family members, Sokrates and Lysis. The story focuses on his feelings of loss at the deaths of so many. It contains many beautiful images of the mountain and evokes images of characters within the novel.
Comments by readers include:
* The style, vocabulary, and phrasing invoke Renault's writing without sounding forced or derivative. That can't be easy.—tekalynn
* This is simply beautiful. And exactly what I imagine a mature Alexias to reflect about his life. —coraldawn
== References ==
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Morojo

Morojo (June 20, 1904 - November 30, 1964) was a science fiction fan, fanzine publisher, and cosplay pioneer from Los Angeles.
Like many early science fiction fans, Morojo was an Esperanto enthusiast and her fannish name is an Esperantoism,See: on Fancyclopedia as well as those of her son and cousin, Vodoso and Pogo thee Esperanto name for Virgil Smith and Patti Gray.
Morojo served as treasurer and in other roles for the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society for many years and was also a member of the Fantasy Amateur Press Association.
==Cosplay==
Morojo is considered a groundbreaking cosplay pioneer who, in 1939, appeared at the first Worldcon in the first known hall costume. The costume, which was designed by Morojo, is often referred to as futuricostume. She was accompanied by her partner at the time, Forrest J Ackerman, who was wearing a matching costume also made by Morojo.
In 2016, the International Costumers Guild (ICG) recognized her as the “Mother of Convention Costuming” with a video award presentation at MidAmeriCon II, the 74th Worldcon.See: Myrtle R Douglas: Mother of Convention Costuming on YouTube (2016)
==Zines==
* Guteto, a FAPAzine featuring large sections in Esperanto (June 1941 - July 1946) See: Guteto (Fancyclopedia) and Guteto (The Fanac Fan History Project)
* Stephan the STFAN, a fanzine containing fan autographs (1939-1946) Stephan the STFAN at fanac.org
* Imagination!, predecessor of VOM (below); co-published with Ackerman, a science-fiction letterzine based in LA (1937-1938)
* Voice of the Imagi-Nation, co-published with Ackerman, a science-fiction letterzine based in LA (1939-1947)
==Awards==
* 1939 Best Fanzine Retro Hugo (awarded in 2014) Retro Hugo 1930
* 1945 Best Fanzine Retro Hugo (awarded in 2020) Retro Hugo 1945
== Articles ==
* Morojo vs Moskowitz, Science Fiction Collector volume 5 issue 4 (1939)
==Links & Resources==
* Morojo on Fancyclopedia
* 
* Wikipedia:Morojo
==Further Reading==
* by Elmer Perdue (writing as 520 07 0328) and Forrest J Ackerman, 1965
* by Jennifer Culp, 2016
==References==
Category:FansCategory:CosplayersCategory:Deceased
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:1964 Deaths