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Bringing Up Baby

Bringing Up Baby is a short Merlin story by oxoniensis. 
Summary: "One minute Merlin's there, riding (like a sack of turnips) next to Arthur. The next— It's a very good thing Arthur has good reflexes."
In this story Merlin is temporarily turned into a baby and Arthur hides him in his room to take care of him. As a baby, Merlin of course doesn't hide his magic and this is how Arthur finds out.
trolleys made fanart for the story that shows Arthur and baby Merlin.trolleys. fanart for "Bringing Up Baby", 02 March 2009. Accessed 13 November 2011; now offline. Archived 26 July 2009 by the Wayback Machine. 
==Recs and Reviews==
Fic:
*"Arthur, Merlin. OneShot. Something's happened to turn Merlin into a baby. Arthur's never particularly cared for babies..."elfflame. June Rec Day!, 14 June 2009. (Accessed 13 November 2011)
*"Oh goodness. I don't think I stopped giggling throughout this entire story. Hilarious! One of the best laughs I've had in a while. Baby Merlin is positively adorable and Arthur's reaction is positively priceless!"faeriefication. Previous Recs: Merlin, 30 June 2009. (Accessed 13 November 2011)
*"I loved the scene with the food and the image of Arthur rocking baby!Merlin made my heart melt! Also, this has to be one of the most unique ways for Arthur-finding-out-about-the-magic that I have read. Really fun and wonderfully angst-free."stellastars. Comment, 03 March 2009. (Accessed 13 November 2011)
Fanart: 
*"Chubby baby Merlin being held affectionately by Arthur whose shoulders look amazingly sexy."rodneyscat. Multifandom fic recs, links and art recs, 05 April 2009. (Accessed 13 November 2011)
*"I love Merlin's bright eyes and sticking-out!ears and Arthur's soft expression while still being so very much Arthur!like."fishpatrol. Comment, 03 April 2009. (Accessed 13 November 2011)
*"That is just the most adorable sight! Especially the way Arthur's cradling Merlin's head, and Merlin grabbing at Arthur's chin and his chubby little grin. Gorgeous!!!"
==References==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Bringing the Group Together

Bringing the Group Together is a 229-page slash, femslash and het Buffy novel by Voracity. Cover art is by K9. This is an AU novel written from parts of seasons two and three. It contains some foursomes.
Summary from the publisher: "Xander is given a chance at everything he thinks he wants, and his friends have to show him what he really needs. " 
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:Femslash Zines Category:Slash Zines Category:Het Zines
Brink!

Brink! is a 1998 Disney Channel Original Movie (DCOM) starring late-90s heartthrob Erik Von Detton (So Weird, The Princess Diaries) as Andy "Brink" Brinker, a competitive rollerblader. The film itself is a Modern AU of Mary Mapes Dodge's 1865 novel Hans Brinker, or The Silver Skates. The majority of fanworks for Brink! were either self-insert het fic pairing the author's stand-in character with Brink, or they were slash fics that paired Brink with the film's villain, Val Horrigan (played by Sam Horrigan). Many people consider Brink! to be the first "true" DCOM, although it was the third to be released by Disney Channel. The set-up of the film created the schema that most DCOMs would follow until 2006 with the release of High School Musical: two rivals compete in a sport or activity with minimal adult supervision and a tragedy or misunderstanding causes them to realize that they have more in common than they previously thought, leading to a moral victory of the hero and a redemption of the villain in the film's final act.
==In Fandom==
Brink! remains a very popular DCOM into 2021, even though it is a highly dated concept and contains very dated music and fashion. Nostalgia causes this film to rank highly on many fan-polls and in meta and essays about the history of DCOMs. 
In 2012, ONTD ranked Brink! as the DCOM that most needed a (belated) sequel. In 2012, Complex ranked the film at number 1 on the magazine's list of the 25 best Disney Channel Original Movies. In December 2015, Dylan Kickham of Entertainment Weekly ranked Brink! at number four on a list of the top 30 DCOMs. Kickham wrote, "Along with the hilariously nostalgic lingo, Brink! earns its place in the pantheon of great DCOMs for mixing adrenaline, drama, and one-time Disney golden boy Erik von Detten." 
In March 2016, the film was ranked at number 37 on MTV's list of the best DCOMs, consisting of 99 films. In May 2016, Aubrey Page of Collider ranked each Disney Channel Original Movie released up to that point. Page ranked Brink! at number 17, writing, "It's been official pretty much since it aired: Brink! is a classic. And, it's potentially the best aggressive inline skating movie ever been committed to film – though it might also be the only one."
===Notable Fanworks===
* Brink! on AO3
* Skating Blind by Saturniia, the first Brink! fanfiction (2001).
* The Camera and the Blade by Seed-of-Flame.
* Starting from the Bottom by Sk8r Chica.
* Brink! slash thread on Twitter
* Brink! Fan Quote Wall
===References===
Category:Disney Channel
Brinnanza

brinnanza is a multifandom fan writer and moderator. By kudos, their most popular works have been in the Good Omens fandom. Their most popular work, get religion quick (cause you're looking divine), has over 14,000 kudos on Archive of Our Own.Works by brinnanza, filtered by kudos. Accessed and archive captured on May 12, 2021. They are a prolific writer with works in many fandoms, including Stargate Atlantis, Rusty Quill Gaming, The Magnus Archives, and others. 
For the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandom, they have moderated a reverse bang exchangeDeep Space Nine Reverse Bang on Tumblr. Accessed and archive captured on May 12, 2021. and moderate an incorrect quotes blog on Tumblrincorrect-ds9-quotes on tumblr. Accessed and archive captured on May 12, 2021.. They give blanket permission for podfics and translations of their fanfiction.AO3 Profile. Accessed and archive captured on May 12, 2021.
==Listing of Works==
===Good Omens===
* get religion quick (cause you're looking divine) (2019)
* where the red's all red (2019)
* if you're that way inclined (2019)
* can't win with your hands tied (2019)
* let us cling together (2019)
* you knew my name on sight (2019)
==References==
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
Briony

Briony is a fanwriter. The majority of her works are in the Star Wars fandom. She owned a personal website called The Crow-Witch's Croft in which she hosted her stories. She also participated in zines, like the 2002 edition of Constricted by Plot.
==Example Works==
*A Little Night Fiction - Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan - Featured in Force of a Different Color Issue #1
*The Pirate And The Padawan - Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan
*Dawn Patrol - Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan
*Quo Warranto - Jack Sparrow/James Norrington
Category:Fanwriters
Bristol Star Fleet Registry

Bristol Star Fleet Registry was a British Star Trek and science fiction fan club.
It created several zines featuring fiction, news, reviews, interviews, photos and more. 
BSFR supported the annual Nexus, a series of science fiction media conventions from 1995-2000. It also sponsored a small one-day con called Busfare.
The club ceased in 2000. 
==Flyers==
File:Bsfrflyer.jpg|a 1984 flyer
File:Bsfrzines.jpg|from Voyager #5, artist uncredited: "These B.S.F.R. 'zines are really good, Jim!" (1984)
File:Bsfrflyer1986.jpg|1986 flyer
File:Bsfrflyer2.jpg|a 1986 flyer
File:Bsfrzineflyer.jpg|a 1989 flyer
File:Bsfrzineflyer1995.jpg|a 1995 flyer, artist is Paul Richardson
==Some Finances==
Image:bsfrfinances1984.jpg| some 1984 finances, printed in Voyager #7
Image:bsrfinances1985.jpg| some 1985 finances, printed in Voyager #11/12ish
Image:bsrfinances1986.jpg| some 1986 finances, printed in Voyager #16
==Zines==
Afterglow | Briar Rose | Children of the Lost | The Company of Humans Diversity Combined | Encounters | The Fifth Question | The Flight of the Eagle | The Games of Magellan | Green Fire | I, Q | If Today Be Sweet | In Need of Repair | Kiku | McCoy - Examined! | Noises in the Attic | Of Songs Unknown | The Restitution of Spock | Shades of a Romulan | The Silken Thread That Binds Us | Snake in the Grass | Star Voyages | Stargazer | The Tribulation of Spock | The Vindication of Spock | Voyager Xet
==A 1995 Description==
By Rod Summers in the 1995 Nexus program book: 
 
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Category:1982 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
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Brit-pick

(v. and n.) To proofread a work of fanfiction in order to ensure that British (or more widely, United Kingdom) characters and settings are accurately depicted, using correct language, spellings, slang and colloquialisms. 
The term appeared in Harry Potter fandom around 2003, presumably because American and other cultures were not familiar with the British culture that the Wizarding world exists in. 
American and other non-British fans writing stories set in or characters native to the United Kingdom (e.g. some segments of bandom, LOTRPS, Doctor Who, Sherlock (BBC), etc.) sometimes put out a call for United Kingdom fans to help them with a spot of Brit-picking, in order to ensure the veracity of their characters' interactions, settings and speech. For instance, an American might take his flashlight out to investigate the loud noise from the garbage cans in the backyard; a British character might take his torch out to investigate the loud noise from the dustbins in the back garden. More generally, a Brit-picker might correct a story that showed British police casually going about armed with handguns, British teenagers attending the senior prom, or other such assumptions.
Conversely, British writers in American fandoms sometimes have the same problem in reverse, and need someone to check that their work uses US/American idioms and cultural references rather than British ones.
The term Brit-pick is a pun on "nit-pick," the act of pointing out minor errors or mistakes; however, "-pick" has evolved to become an all-purpose fannish suffix, meaning "to beta with an emphasis on accuracy in some area where the author lacks sufficient knowledge." The topic could be a different nationality/culture, or some other topic such as religion, law, the military, medical knowledge, different eras of history, etc. Terms like "Ameri-pick," "Kiwi-pick," or "medi-pick" are quite common, though someone might also refer to the person providing this service as simply "my history beta" or "my cooking beta."
Britpicking LJ communities: britpickery, dw_britglish, hp_britglish
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Fiction Writing
BritSlash (archive)

BritSlash was the archive of the BritSlash mailing list. It was last updated in 2004.
Contents are here.
File:Britslash Archive.jpg|Britslash Archive Fandoms
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Category:Slash Archives
Category:Allo Allo
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Category:The Persuaders!
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Category:The Professionals Websites
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BritSlash (mailing list)

The BritSlash mailing list was the first UK based mailing list devoted to slash fandom. It was created in 1998 and was still active as of 2009. 
==Links==
* BritSlash 
* BritSlash (archive)
==Introduction==
From the mailing list intro: "A discussion, information and fiction list for *Slash Fiction* based on British television programmes/films etc past and present, and foreign programmes shown in the UK (Please be aware that Slash Fiction is the fan writing of predominantly *male/male* stories. If you object to this please do not join). You must be at least 18 to subscribe to this list. Email xeneh@aol.com giving your name and an age statement. Everyone who joins this list will be presumed to have read and understood the list description and have adhered to the list age policy."
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
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BritWit

BritWit a series of slash Professionals cartoon zines by K.S. Eaton.
After Karen passed in 2001, her artwork was used in connection with several charity fundraisers, mainly to benefit animal shelters. One example is MediaWest 2012 where the entire contents of Brit Wit 1-3 was offered as high quality scans on a flash drive.
See samples of the scans here.
==Issue 1==
BritWit 1 is subtitled, "The Collected Cartoons: 1986-1992." It was published in 1992 and is a 212-page collection. It contains 104 cartoons (single-sided) and 3 pages of cartoonists comments and notes.
 
Image:britwit1flyer.jpg|flyer for issue #1
==Issue 2==
BritWit 2 is subtitled, "The Sequel: The Collected Cartoons: 1992-1994" It was published in 1994 and contains 89 pages of 43 single-sided printed cartoons.
==Issue 3==
BritWit 3 is subtitled, "The Third: The Collected Cartoons" and has cartoons from 1994 to mid-1995. It was published in 1995, contains 65 single-sided printed cartoons - most are Pros, but some other fandoms.
The author's foreword: 
==Inside Art==
File:Keatonp02.jpg|Bodie and Doyle from The Professionals, from issue #1 or #2
File:Keatoncolor2.jpg|Bodie and Doyle from The Professionals, from issue #1 or #2, the color is another fan's later addition
File:Keaton09.jpg|Bodie and Doyle from The Professionals, from issue #1 or #2
File:Keatonpage58.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for an unspecified convention registration sign. Left to Right: Muncle, Star Trek, X-Files and The Professionals
File:ArtShowPage42.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention art show sign (The Professionals)
File:ArtShowPage62.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for Mountain Media Con's art show sign (MUNCLE)
File:Page43.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention operations center sign (The Professionals)
File:FanzineLibraryPage45.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention fanzine library sign (Wild Wild West)
File:ConSuitePage59.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention con suite (X-Files)
File:Page60.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention video room sign (The Professionals)
File:DealersRoomPage61.jpg|drawing from issue #3 for unspecified convention dealer's room sign (The Professionals)
File:PanelsPage63.jpg|drawing for Mountain Media Con's panels (Star Trek)
File:britwit3-1.jpg|sample page from issue #3
File:britwit3-2.jpg|sample page from issue #3
File:britwit3-3.jpg|sample page from issue #3
File:britwit3-4.jpg|sample page from issue #3, portrays Raven and Bodie, two characters from Jane of Australia's novels
File:britwit3-5.jpg|sample page from issue #3, Facelift cartoon
File:britwit3-6.jpg|sample page from issue #3
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1990s
Brit Shriek!

Brit Shriek! is a 110-page long slash and gen Professionals anthology.
The art is by Paulie, Jane Mailander, Barbara Fish, Folger's Crystals, Corinna Hansen, Kay Wells, and Jean C..
==Series==
It is part of a series of themed zines:
* The Hols of CI5 - holiday focus (1991)
* Brit Shriek! - supernatural focus (1992)
* Holiday Shrieks - holidays and supernatural focus (1993)
==Submission Request==
===Before It Had a Title=== 
 
===After It Had a Title===
==The Proposed Second Issue==
It appears the editor wanted to perhaps do a second issue of "Brit Shriek!" and The Hols of CI5 but didn't have enough submissions and instead diverted them to Holiday Shrieks. From the editorial of that zine: 
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* The Hook, vignette by Mystery Frank (1)
* Got Those Vampiric Blues by Stew (slash) (2)
* London Fog by Sue Wells (gen) (14)
* Wednesday's Brother, Friday's Child by Linda Terrell (gen) (23) (inspired by Cthulhu)
* (Reality is) Whatever You Conceive It to Be by Barbara St John (slash) (34)
* 'Tis a Grand Old Name by Caroline Quinn (gen) (40)
* Danger After Dark by Lily (slash) (49)
* Bodie Meets Godzilla by Dr Seuss (gen) (60)
* A Circle of Silver by Gena Fisher (slash) (63)
* If I Touch Thee by Michelle Christian (slash) (75)
* The Protected and the Protector, poem by Michelle Christian (78)
* Sunshine and Moonshadow by Natasha Barry (slash) (79)
* And Miles to Go by Anabeth Walton (slash) (87)
* Wave Goodbye Already! by Jane Mailander (A parody sequel to Cathy Bryson's "Nobody Waves Goodbye" in Chalk and Cheese 4. Jane Mailander's story is the first of a trilogy, followed by "Marley" in Holiday Shrieks and "See Me, Hear Me, Feel Me" in Leather and Blue Jeans #2) (gen) (91)
* The Line and the Sinker by Mystery Frank (109) 
==Sample Interior==
Image:britsh1.jpg|Barbara Fish
Image:britsh2.jpg|Kay Wells
Image:britsh3.jpg|Kay Wells
Image:britsh4.jpg|Jean C.
Image:britsh5.jpg|Corinna Hansen
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Britchell (Bragi-Anders/Mitchell)

This pairing is based on Aidan Turner's role as the vampire John Mitchell in Being Human and Dean O'Gorman's role as Anders Johnson (the god Bragi) in The Almighty Johnsons. The actors having played the brothers paired as Fíli/Kíli in The Hobbit (film series), fans created this crossover.
==Fandom==
Fandom manifesto (in graphics) on Tumblr by @oursesolitaire: Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover, Also known as "the fandom that has two names and doesn't give two shits since 2013" part 1 Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover part 1, posted by @oursolitaire on Tumblr, dated 2016-05-26, retrieved 2018-06-15, archived and part 2Britchell/Mitchers: DNA of a crossover part 2 posted by @oursolitaire on Tumblr, dated 2016-05-26, retrieved 2018-06-15 archived 
===AO3===
There is not yet a canonical fandom tag on the Archive Of Our Own, but there is a pairing Anders Johnson/John Mitchell. There were 367 fanworks as of 2016-1-21.
===Tumblr===
Tumblr may be the center of this fandom, with gifsets and fanfic
* tag britchell
* tag mitchers
== References ==
Category:Crossover Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Being Human
Category:The Almighty Johnsons
Britfic

Britfic refers to fanfiction whose canon is British in origin. It may also refer to fanfiction by British people or--in non fandom contexts--to certain varieties of professional British fiction."[N]arratives of a new, edgy type of fiction sometimes called Britfic tend to be fuelled by a range of uppers – amphetamines, caffeine, cocaine, Robbie Williams" -- Tom Payne, Circle of clichés, Telegraph.co.uk, 08 Aug 2004, viewed on Jan 07, 2010.
==Common Britfic Fandoms==
These are some of the canons often associated with the term 'Britfic'.
* Harry Potter
* Bend It Like Beckham
* Doctor Who
* Sherlock (BBC)
* LOTRPS
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Fiction Writing
British American Television Society

British American Television Society was a US fan club.
The club published Fine Tuning, a newsletter. 
It also sponsored a series of 1986 cons called A Day with Jon Pertwee (sometimes referred to as "Batscon"). These cons had a focus of Doctor Who and Jon Pertwee. According to one fan, at least one of these cons had two Blake's 7 actors (Paul Darrow and Michael Keating) at them.
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
British Nick Tate Fan Club

British Nick Tate Fan Club was an active Space:1999 fan club.
In 1976, Carole Abbs - a member of the Terracon concom - invited Nick Tate to the "Terracon" convention. It was then that Nick Tate agreed for Carole to run his fan club. More about the formation of this club is in this con report.
==Publications==
* a long-running quarterly newsletter (the last one was #145 and published in 2015)
* Breakaway: The British Nick Tate Club Yearbook
* Eagle
* The Broken Gardenia
Category:Space:1999 Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
British Science Fiction Association

The British Science Fiction Association (BSFA) was established in 1958. The BSFA Awards are voted on by BSFA members and presented annually at Eastercon.
==Resources==
*Wikipedia article
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
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Britney Spears

Britney Jean Spears (December 2, 1981) is an American pop singer. Known as the "Princess of Pop", She is credited as influencing the revival of teen pop in the 1990s and 2000s.
She appears as a character in fanworks, and her songs have been used as vid songs.
==Example Fanworks==
*Piece of Me by Obsessive24 (2008). a vid about Britney Spears, set to a song sung by Britney Spears.
==Fannish Resources==
*Britney Spears character tag on AO3
Category:Industry
Category:Popslash
Britpickery

The britpickery community on LiveJournal was begun in August 2006 by Wemyss. It is different to – or, in American, from – other britpicking communities in two aspects. Firstly, its remit is for all fandoms having a UK source canon. Secondly, it does not confine itself to or indeed largely concentrate upon general issues of usage and spelling-and-grammar: rather, it answers questions on all details of British life, from tailors to titles, cricket to cream teas, songbirds to scrumpy.
It is an open community and accepts queries from anyone who should care to ask, member or non-member. Its index archive is maintained at britpicking.
See also Britfic.
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