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Dragonchic

dragonchic, a.k.a. bananainpyjamas, is a prolific vidder known for her action vids, particularly those featuring superheroes, though she has also made a number of TV, movie, and other vids. Inspired to try her hands by vids she saw posted on a Justice League Unlimited forum, she started vidding in late 2005. She was later inspired by Smallville vidders and their style of fast-cutting, though she's now more interested in a variety of aesthetics and song choices.
She is the moderator of the Friendly Neighborhood Video Awards, a seasonal multi-fandom award "dedicated to increased transparency in judging and named after a certain wall-crawling superhero that happens to be very near and dear to the judge's heart." FNVA site
dragonchic was the subject of Vid_Commentary's second Vidder Profile, a series of documentary films made by and about vidders. It was released in September, 2009 and directed by bradcpu: Spotlight on bananainpajamas, posted September 4, 2009. see Vidder Profile Spotlight: bananainpajamas.
== Notable vids: ==
*Invincible, Justice League Unlimited, June 2006
*It's Not Over, Smallville, January 4, 2007
*Through Glass, Spider-Man/Superman Returns, Feb. 2007
*Intergalactic Friends, Smallville, Oct. 2008
*Orchard of Mines, Final Fantasy, Nov. 2007
*45, BSG, VVC 2008
*Khwaab (The Dream), Slumdog Millionaire July 2009
*Break Teen Spirit in Four Minutes, Wanted, VVC 2009
== References: ==
Category:Vidders
Dragonchild

Dragonchild is a 70-page Pern collection of stories written by Weyrwoman Kat Allen, Queen Rider and published in 1981 by members of the Berkshire Weyr located in Berkshire, England. The zine contains two stories: 'Dragonchild' and 'The Black Dragon.'
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Dragonchoice

Dragonchoice is a gen Dragonriders of Pern set of three e-zine novels by Faye Upton. They are primarily illustrated by Chris S. Baily, Emily Holland and Melanie Reynolds, with contributions by dozens more artists.
The website includes the adapted fangames Dragonchoice: Candidate, Dragonchoice: Weyrling, and Dragonchoice: Recap, which were released in the 2020s.
==Issue 1==
Dragonchoice 1 was published in 2003.
Summary from the creators: "Deep in the Seventh Interval, with the Red Star a distant threat, Madellon Weyr's power is at a low ebb. But internal politics never sleep, and with Madellon's only queen due to rise, everything hangs on the unpredictable nature of a dragon's choice."
==Issue 2==
Dragonchoice 2, also called Dragonchosen, was published in 2005.
Summary from the creators: "There's a clutch on the Hatching sands, but the sudden death of a rider casts a pall over Madellon. The Weyrleader must balance the needs of the Weyr against the growing crisis elsewhere in Pern and hope that his oldest friend can solve the mystery in time."
==Issue 3==
Dragonchoice 3, also called Weyrleader of Pern, was completed in 2017. 
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Category:2017 Zines
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
Category:2000s Fangames
Category:2010s Fangames
Category:2020s Fangames
Dragonfall

Dragonfall is a Dragonriders of Pern novel by Karen Rose Cencone, Julia Ecklar, Melissa Gelhaus Erin Kelly, D.M. Kosak, Wendy Kosok, and Diana Stein. It may be a round robin story.
It was published by the club, Fort Weyr.
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Dragonfayth

Dragonfayth is an efiction archive for Yu-Gi-Oh! fanfiction, focused on the pairing of Anzu Mazaki/Seto Kaiba.https://drfa.seventh-star.net/index.php (Accessed 29 December, 2021) As of December 2021, it had 72 works.
== History ==
In October 2022, it was announced that Dragonfayth would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.Dragonfayth is moving to the AO3! ( Accessed 23 October, 2022)
The Import was completed in February of 2023.Open Doors#Archives Imported with the Assistance of Open Doors
==References==
Category:Yu-Gi-Oh Websites
Category:EFiction
Dragonheart

Dragonheart is a 1996 American fantasy adventure film. The film also inspired a direct-to-video sequel, Dragonheart: A New Beginning in 2000. A direct-to-video prequel, Dragonheart 3: The Sorcerer's Curse, was released in 2015.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Einon/Kara
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Dragonheart (1996) works at AO3
* Dragon Heart works at FFN
Category:Dragonheart
Dragonhunt (Dragonriders of Pern zine)

Dragonhunt is a 63 page Pern anthology of gen stories written by members of the Berkshire Weyr located in Berkshire, England. 
*Dragonhunt, Further Adventures of Menollly and Piemur" by Bronze Rider B'Alan. 
*The Mad Giant of Pern, by Wingleader B'Phil.
*The Invisible Dragon, by Dragonrider D'vid.
*Piemur's Firelizard, by Dragonrider D'vid.
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Dragonhunt (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Dragonhunt is a gen comic by Brian Franczak (1978) 8 1/2 x 11, 24 pages. 
It is a black and white Star Trek: The Original Series comic book featuring the original, previously unpublished 22-page story "The Dragons of Berengaria" by Brian Franczak. 
The Andorians featured in the story were drawn with the same "limited exoskeleton" postulated by the 1977 Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual (edited by Eileen Palestine), a prozine later picked up for commercial publication by Ballantine Books. "The Dragons of Berengaria" was later reprinted in two parts (with one new page added) in the fanzine Enterprise Incidents #7 and #8.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1978 Fancomics
Dragonlance

Dragonlance is a a series of fantasy novels based on a series of Dungeons & Dragons game modules.
==Canon==
===Characters===
* Caramon Majere
* Dalamar Argent
* Nuitari
* Raistlin Majere
* Sturm Brightblade
* Tanis Half-Elven
* Tasslehoff Burrfoot
===Races===
* Kender
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
===MUDs and MUSHes===
*KrynnMUSH
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* (Dalamar Argent & Tanis Half-Elven & Caramon Majere & Raistlin Majere) by jaysondin-blog - 25 February 2023
* (Dalamar Argent) by legendaryghostcopplaid-blog - 26 February 2023
* Blood TW: (Dalamar Argent) by sunincubeart - 26 February 2023
* (Dalamar Argent & Raistlin Majere) by forsena-kinds - 27 February 2023
* (Dalamar Argent) by geshka0w0 - 01 March 2023
* (Dalamar Argent & Raistlin Majere) by severyankaart - 06 March 2023
* (Tanis Half-Elven) by legendaryghostcopplaid-blog - 09 March 2023
* (Nuitari) by geshka0w0 - 09 March 2023
==Links and Resources==
* Kencyclopedia - an encyclopedia on Kenders. 
* Dragonlance - Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman at Archive of Our Own
* Dragonlance at FanFiction.Net
* dragonlance at LiveJournal
* Dragonlance_Slash at Yahoo! Groups (archive link)
Category:Dragonlance
Dragonlore

Dragonlore is a gen Dragonriders of Pern and fantasy anthology zine of fiction, art and articles about dragons. 
The editor, in a contributor's letter, wrote: 
==Issue 1==
Dragonlore 1 was published in Spring 1982 and contains 100 pages. 
 
The art is by Linda Leach, Giovanna Fregni, Mary Jean Holmes, Juliano, Karen Pauli, Jim Watson, Kathryn Bartholomew, and Beverly Glielmi.
 
* Magikal Musings, editorial by Jean Danielsen (3)
* Dragonrider, short story by Kathryn Sullivan, art by Betty Ceritelli (6)
* There'll Be a Hot Time in the Thread-Fall Tonight, filk by Bev Spindler (10)
* The Harper's Egg, short story by Eileen Parkman, Anna Romero, Melissa Limbacher, Bev Spindler, Eileen Eldred, & Janice Liedl; art by Giovanna Fregni (11)
* Pern Anachrostic, puzzle by Betty Ceritelli (20)
* For the Love of Karli, novelette by Jean Danielsen (22)
* Li'l Iggy and His Dragon, comic by Droog (42)
* The Ship Who Healed, short story by Kathryn Sullivan, art by Eileen Eldred (not included in the ToC)
* The Opalescent Eye, poem by Melissa Limbacher (52)]
* Dragondex, article by Mira (53)
* Appendum, to the Dragondex, article by Jean Danielsen (73)
* I Have a Dragon, song by Jean Danielsen (76)
* This Mad Quest, part 1, short story by Jean Danielsen, art by Barbara Chitouras (78)
* Glaurung, poem by Thomas Egan (97)
==Issue 2==
Dragonlore 2 was published in Fall 1982 and contains 100 pages. 
 
 
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==Issue 3==
Dragonlore 3 was published in Spring 1983 and contains 100 pages.
 
 
Image:dragonlore3.jpg|cover of issue #3
 
 
==Issue 4==
Dragonlore 4 was published in Fall 1983 and contains 100 pages.
 
 
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==Issue 5==
Dragonlore 5 was published in Spring 1984 and contains 100 pages.
 
 
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Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:1983 ZinesCategory:1984 Zines
Dragonmeet

Dragonmeet is an annual British role playing game convention, generally held on the first or second Saturday in December, with informal social events generally taking place on the Sunday. The convention generally attracts several thousand members and includes trade stands, a bring and buy stand, a charity auction, talks and panels, game demonstrations, and member-organised games. The venue is currently the Novotel Hotel West, Hammersmith, London.
The 2020 convention was run as a free on-line event due to the Covid epidemic. 
Category:Tabletop RPGs
Category:LARP
Category:2007 Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Dragonmusic

Dragonmusic is a Pern novella co-written by members of the Berkshire Weyr located in Berkshire, England. It is subtitled: The further adventures of Menolly and the other characters on Anne McCafrrey's Pern. 
The zine consists of three parts: one, a novella following the adventures of the Harper Molly entitled "Dragon Music." The second novella, "Dragonsmith" has a publication date of 1980 and is credited to Weyrleader A'John. The third part is a series of short stories called "Dragontales" written by Greendragon Rider Lynne with a publication date of 1981. The total fanzine contains around 200 pages.
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Category:Dragonriders of Pern Zines
Dragons (Star Trek: TOS zine)

See also Dragon (disambiguation).
Dragons is a 170-page slash Star Trek: TOS novel published in the UK. It is by Joanne Summers.
==Summary==
"Stranded in a planetʼs far future, Kirk and Spock become part of a Warrior group that allows the love affair between them that, in Starfleet, was about to drive them apart."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===2007===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Dragons and Kings

Dragons and Kings is a 184-page slash AU Sentinel novel by Yvonne McCool. Blair is an elf prince.
It was first published in 1997 by AMC Press. In 2018, it was reissued in print and PDF by Requiem Publications.
==Summaries==
==Sample Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Dragonydreams

Elisabeth, also known as dragonydreams, is probably best known for her contributions to the Buffyverse fandom. There she wrote fanfiction, established fanfic archives, modded communities and was webmistress to various fan sites. Her own fanfiction and fanart, in the form of banners and icons, were hosted at her personal site When Dragons Dream. 
After moving away from Buffy fandom, Elisabeth continued to establish and run fan communities in her new fandoms. On LJ, Elisabeth ran trdmarkstoicism (an Oz-centric fan community created September 1, 2009). She also created otherworldlyric (a multi-fandom icon contest community that uses song lyrics for prompts). Elisabeth is also mod for btvs_hush (a text-less BtVS icon contest community). 
From Elisabeth's LJ profile: 
==Chronology==
* In March 2005, Elisabeth created Hairy Eyeball, a Willow/Giles archive
* Since early 2004, Elisabeth has been webmistress for The Sunnydale Memorial Fanfiction Awards. 
* As of the 2007 round, she took over the Willowy Goodness Awards
* On April 22, 2007, Elisabeth launched Walking a Thorny Path, a Lindsey-centric auto-archive. 
* On June 1, 2007 eowyn_girl and Elisabeth launched the Paire Awards for Peter/Claire fanfiction 
==Notable Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Draig's Fanfic

Draig's Fanfic is Draig's slash fanfic site. It was hosted by CaerLaverock.
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Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Magnificent Seven Author Pages
Category:Soldier of Fortune
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Equalizer
Category:Space: Above and Beyond
Category:JAG
Category:2000Category:2001
Drak Pack Headquarters

Drak Pack Headquarters is a Drak Pack website which also features many other fandoms. There are Mary Sue and MST features. 
==Fanfiction==
It hosts a large fanfiction library which, besides Drak Pack, also includes works for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel the Series, ReBoot, Scooby Doo, Sailor Moon, Anti-Matter, Human Target, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Bugaloos, Harry Potter, Kids from C.A.P.E.R., Max Steel, Team Steel: Extreme!, Mega Man, Mighty Orbots, The Shadow Mirror, Jonny Quest, and Xena: Warrior Princess. 
Category:GeoCities
Drake

Drake may refer to:
== Characters ==
* Drake, a character from Pokémon
* Drake Mallard, a character from Darkwing Duck
* Drake Parker, the titular character of Drake & Josh
* Drake Walker, a character from The Royal Romance
* Alex Drake, a character from Ashes to Ashes
* Bobby Drake, a character from X-Men
* Carlton Drake, a character from Venom
* Dinah Drake, a character from Arrow (TV)
* Jack Drake, a character from DC Comics
* Janet Drake, a character from DC Comics
* Nathan Drake, a character from Uncharted
* Samuel Drake, a character from Uncharted
* Tim Drake, a character from DC Comics
* X Drake, a character from One Piece
Drake (Pokémon)

Drake is a member of the Hoenn Elite Four from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
== Relationships==
Drake has no pairings or relationships of note exclusive to Pokémon fandom, (that is, popular ones created by fans.) He has had many ship names coined, however, and is shipped in small capacities in corners of the fandom.
===Less Popular Relationships===
*KonahrikShipping - Drake & Mars
*KrindovahShipping - Drake & Zinnia
* KrosulhahShipping - Drake & Sabrina
*KruziikrelShipping - Drake & Lysandre
*MegaDragonShipping - Drake & Lisia 
*MeteorTailShipping - Drake & Professor Cozmo
*MiraakShipping - Drake & himself
*MirmulnirShipping - Drake & Celosia
*MorokeiShipping - Drake & Fantina
* MucalindaShipping - Drake & LanceMore can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
== Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Art===
* (2016) Drake with his Salamence.
* (2023), Drake & Lance One Piece cover story pastiche series made for Lance Week 2023.
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
Category:Pokémon Characters
Drakgo

Dr Drakken/Shego, also known as Drakgo, is a het pairing between Dr. Drakken and Shego in the Kim Possible fandom.
== Canon ==
At the end of the series finale, "Graduation", the pair are seen embracing and sharing a romantic glance. According to the creators, they are now officially an item.
== Fandom ==
Drakken/Shego shipping goes all the way back to the beginning of the show, and while never reaching the heights of the two dominant ships (Kim/Ron and KiGo) has remained popular. 
"Best Drakgo" was added as a category in the 13th Annual Kim Possible Fannie Awards on ff.net, and is mostly likely responsible for popularising the term. The pairing reached new heights when, at the 16th Fannie awards, Drakgo fics won in the majority of categories they were nominated in.
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* S Plus D Equals K by Neo the Saiyan angel
* Random Tales of Drakgo by Gothicthundra
==External Links==
* Dr. Drakken/Shego (Kim Possible) at Archive of Our Own
* [Drakken, Shego] pairing filter at FanFiction.Net
Category:Kim Possible
Category:Het Pairings
Drakken's Crib

Drakken's Crib was a fansite for Doctor Drakken from the cartoon series Kim Possible. The site hosted a variety of fanworks, as well as a forum. The page went down in 2005, with a message that a new version was under construction, but this never materialised. The forums, meanwhile, remained active until the following year.
Category:2004 Websites
Category: Kim Possible
Drama

Drama may refer to:
== Fanworks ==
* Dramatic, Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi
* Dramatic Rhythm, Supernatural doujinshi
* Drama Saga, Hanson fanfiction
* Dramaturgy, Dream SMP animatic
== Terminology ==
*Drama (genre), media genre used to categorize works in media, including fannish media
* Terminology for disagreements, arguments and hostile behavior online that may have specific connotations in a fannish context:
**Discourse
** Flamewar
** Imbroglio
** Kerfuffle
** Wank
== Other uses ==
* Dramabeans, K-drama fanblog
* DRAMAtical Murder, visual novel
* dramadream10, Mary Renault and A Song of Ice and Fire fan writer
* :/r/hobbydrama, subreddit
Drama (genre)

Outside the context of theatre, drama is a literary term used to classify creative works in media such as television, film, and books. The term is also used by some fan archives and awards that classify fanfiction with non-fannish literary genres. Fanfiction.net is one such example.
Drama generally refers to plotty works with elements of tragedy, melodrama and action-adventure, and sometimes comedy and horror. It differs from action-adventure in being more character driven and cerebral, and less action oriented. If the comedy element is foregrounded it is sometimes called "dramedy". Highly melodramatic works are sometimes described as soapy. Drama cuts across other genres: it can have a historical, fantasy or science fictional setting.
Drama can be difficult to pinpoint. The Mithril Awards describes the genre: Stories with a strong conflict–crisis–resolution structure, whether the conflict is externally imposed or internal to the character(s). Action plots are acceptable here, but the story must focus on the character(s) inner struggles.Mithril Awards: Categories (accessed 15 August 2014)
==Reference==
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
Category:Tropes & Genres
Dramabeans

Dramabeans is a popular blog about Korean entertainment, especially K-dramas and movies. Dramabeans is well known for it's detailed recaps of currently airing dramas. 
The blog is owned by javabeans, who provides most of the content. She says: 
::"I started this site because I couldn’t find a site providing decent (or any) analysis for kdramas, a longtime guilty pleasure of mine. I found most commentary on popular culture to be either simplistic (often with shallow or no discourse) or aggressively highbrow (sneering at anything popular as though it were infected with a disease). I wanted to marry the two — to express an appreciation for quality that didn’t automatically dismiss something for being popular. Or, on the flipside of that same coin, to discuss something popular that went beyond surface discussion of the plot or its hot cast." about -- Dramabeans (Accessed April 21, 2010)
== References ==
Dramadream10

dramadream10 is a fan who has written stories in Mary Renault fandom. She also reads and reviews A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction.
==Fanfiction==
dramadream10 has written two stories based on Mary Renault's The Charioteer:
* Drowning — Ralph’s version of Dunkirk when he’s ship went down. (February 2011.)
* Coming Back — Ralph's POV at the end of chapter sixteen. (April 2011.)
Category:Fanwriters
Dramaturgy

Dramaturgy is an animatic by the artist Roseartemis. It is set in the Dream SMP and follows the events of the mid-early parts of the SMP storyline - from the perspective of the villain or antagonist, Dream and his close friends. Though Dream does not generally stream his viewpoint, in part as a choice to add to the mystery and fit a villain better, Roseartemis (including in an attached mini essay) fills in a few of the less covered gaps and puts forth her version of what the character Dream's feelings and motivations might be where it is not known.
It is also certainly not the first, but it is one of the earliest and puts a lot of effort into the depiction, to use the fan depiction of Dream as the metaphorical "puppetmaster" by giving him green "puppet strings" attached to other characters. She also helped popularize it with her other videos including her Ranboo video "In My Head". What may (and this is a big maybe) be the first is Dropster's Ranboo focused animatics, including The Voices of Dream and In My head, which came out right before January 31, 2021. Fanart is even more difficult to trace and find times for, however.
She also uses both real depictions of characters playing chess and a lot of chess symbolism in the video. She also shows the friendships within the two "teams" in the conflict, including Dream's friendships with Sapnap and especially George.
==References==
Category:Dream SMP
Dramione Fic and Art Exchange

The Dramione Fic and Art Exchange was a Fic exchange hosted on LiveJournal, focusing on the Hermione/Draco pairing in the Harry Potter fandom. 
The following fic exchanges (or "projects") are listed on the LiveJournal community's Profile page, showing a total of 885 fanworks: 
* 2004: Fall in Love with Draco and Hermione exchange [75 gifts]
* 2005: Spring Forward with Draco and Hermione exchange [75 gifts]
* 2005: The Post-HBP DM/HG Fanfic Challenge [12 gifts]
* 2005-2006: Celebrate the Season with Draco and Hermione exchange [123 gifts]
* 2006: Hot Summer Nights with Draco and Hermione exchange [108 gifts]
* 2006-2007: Brew a Love Potion for Draco and Hermione exchange [102 gifts]
* 2007-2008: Divine the Future with Draco and Hermione exchange [106 gifts]
* 2008: Shine a Light on Draco and Hermione exchange [119 gifts]
* 2009: Ring in the New Year with Draco and Hermione exchange [50 gifts]
* 2011: Darkest Before the Dawn with Draco and Hermione exchange [115 gifts]https://dmhgficexchange.livejournal.com/profile/
==References==
Category:Het Challenges
Category:Harry Potter Challenges
Category:2004 Gift Exchanges
Category:2005 Gift Exchanges
Category:2006 Gift Exchanges
Category:2007 Gift Exchanges
Category:2008 Gift Exchanges
Category:2009 Gift Exchanges
Category:2011 Gift Exchanges
Drapple

Drapple is the the name for the crack ship of Draco Malfoy and a green apple. The ship refers to Malfoy eating a green apple in the movie Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, and later doing the same in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. 
== Fanworks ==
Many Drapple fanworks are primarily focused on other pairings, but are fruit–themed or otherwise involve apples in their plot. However, a number of fanworks — usually crack — are about Malfoy having a romance and/or sex with an apple.
=== Example Fanworks ===
* Cherries by Molivier (Hermione Granger/Draco Malfoy)
* [ART] Draco Has No Shame (but he does have apples) by ItsPhantasmagoria (Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter)
* A Night in the kitchen by StarletteDragonfyre (Drapple)
== Links ==
* Draco Malfoy/Apple relationship tag on AO3.
* Drapple (Harry Potter) freeform tag on AO3.
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Category:Glossary
Drarry, Snarry and Snape: The Queerest of the Queer - Heteronormativity and Queer Theory in Harry Potter Slash Fan Fiction

Drarry, Snarry and Snape: The Queerest of the Queer - Heteronormativity and Queer Theory in Harry Potter Slash Fan Fiction is Nina Kaipia's masters thesis.
==Excerpts==
Category:2011 Academic Commentary
Category:Harry Potter Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary