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Mary Jane Watson

Mary Jane Watson is a character from the Marvel Comics series Spider-Man.
==Canon==
There is some variation, but in most canonical versions Mary Jane is the love interest of Peter Parker, whether the pairing becomes endgame varies. In some comic universes Mary Jane gains powers, and dons a superhero persona, one being Scarlet Spider and another being Spinneret.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
The most popular pairing for MJ is with her canonical love interest Peter Parker. Although there is also a small but dedicated group of fans that ship her with Gwen Stacy. All other pairings are rare pairs.
*Peter Parker/Mary Jane Watson
*Gwen Stacy/Mary Jane Watson
*Felicia Hardy/Mary Jane Watson
*Harry Osborn/Mary Jane Watson
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
====Amazing Spider-Man====
*The Amazing Spider-Man 3: A Gay Fantasia on Superheroic Themes by silkspectres. "I Went Ahead and Wrote A Spider-Man Movie Where Peter Parker is Bisexual Because Life is Short and God Knows Nobody Else Was Going to Do It," written in the form of a screenplay. In the story, as per Andrew Garfield's suggestion, MJ Watson is genderswapped and racebent, and should be imagined as Michael B. Jordan's likeness.
====Comicsverse====
*Mary Jane by AssasinNinja
*Leap by softgrungeprophet 
====Spider-Man Video Games====
*What Your Dad Is by Spideyfan62 
===Fanart===
====Comicsverse====
*Mary Jane Watson circa 1977 by DESPOP
*Mary Jane Watson by Artsandar
*Mary Jane Sketch by em-scribbles
*Spider-Mary Jane | Colourised by Cotterill23
*MARY JANE VINTAGE PIN-UP OIL PORTRAIT by redianofficial
*Scarlet Spider MJ by FooRay
====Spider-Man Video Games====
*Maryjane Watson by HouEvil
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Mary Jane Watson tag at Archive of Our Own
*Mary Jane Watson and Mary Jane at FanFiction.net
*ilovemaryjane Deviantart group
==Resources==
*Mary Jane Watson (Earth-616) at the Marvel Database
*Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Spider-Man Characters
Category:Sony's Spider-Man Universe‎
Mary Jean Holmes

Mary Jean Holmes has been active in media fandom since 1978 as a prolific fan writer, a fanzine editor, and filk writer. She was editor of the Star Wars fanzine Shadowstar, and published and illustrated several zine Star Wars novels, including Illuminations and Turnabout. In 1986 she branched out into other fandoms, including Lord of the Rings and The Real Ghostbusters. She has published fanzines under the name of Alvyren Press.
In 2000, Holmes explained her role in writing fan fiction and publishing fanzines:
==A 1984 Chronology of Star Wars Fiction==
In the zine, Illuminations, Holmes included a chronology of fiction.
==Works==
* The Perpetually Incompleat Filksinger (1980)
Lord of the Rings:
*The Simarillion (custom content for The Sims)
Back to the Future:
*88 Miles Per Hour with Nora Mayers (fan story collection, 1994)
*A Stitch in Time (fan novel, 1993)
*Losing Time (fan novel, 2001)
*Outatime with J.R. Holmes (crossover: Quantum Leap, fan novel, 1991)
*Past Imperfect by Mary Jean Holmes (fan novel, 1992)
*The Times They Are a-Changing (crossover: Real Ghostbusters, fan novel, 1988)
*I'll Be Home for Christmas
*Until the End of Time (fan novel, 2000)
Meta:
* Something Rotten on the Internet (2002)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Filkers
Category:Zine Publishers
Mary Kay Urbanski

Mary Kay was a prolific Star Trek fanzine era writer of the 1980s and 2000s. She passed away in June 2022.
==Notable Fanworks==
*Belial - An intriguing story of a haunted ship. (Kirk/Spock) [1987]
*Delilah - Kirk, Spock and McCoy spend shore leave at a southern plantation, McCoyʼs aunt had just left him in her will. When they get there, they become embroiled with a mystery from hundreds of years ago. (Kirk/Spock) [2007]
*Unchained - Spock appears restive and combative for weeks, until at last the reason for his obvious discomfort is revealed. (Kirk/Spock) [2008]
* Another Trip to Babel - Kirk is kidnapped by a hostile alien race, and Spock must do everything in his power to rescue him. (Kirk/Spock) [2009]
* Mind Games - Random, racy thoughts about his bondmate are causing that bondmate to have very particular – and embarrassing – reactions. No one is amused... except McCoy. (Kirk/Spock) [2012]
* Eagle in Flight - A young Kirk and Spock vacation at Kirk's childhood home, not wishing to share their new relationship with anyone just yet. But a mother always knows when her son's in love. (Kirk/Spock) [2012]
==Recollections/Memories==
==Zines/Archives/Collections==
=== Zines ===
* Daring Attempt
** Issue #8 - "Of Dark Places" - novella (1987)
** Issue #9 - "Belial" - novella (1987) 
* The Trekzine Times
** Vol 1, No. 2 - "Ways to Flesh Out Your Cardboard People Into Real Holographic Projections" - meta article on characterization (1991)
* First Time 
** Issue #61 - "Delilah" (2007) 
** Issue #62 - ''Unchained" (2008)
** Issue #63 - "Something" (2009)
** Issue #64 - "A Computer and a Plan" (2011) 
* Legends
** Issue #5 - "We All Need Someone", "In the Jungle", "A Matter of Trust" (2009)
** Issue #6 - "Predawn" - novella (2010) 
** Issue #7 - "Mind Games", "Eagle in Flight" (2012) 
** Issue #8 - "Of Lovers and Goats" and "Tough Love" (2013) 
* T'hy'la 
** Issue #29 - "Another Trip to Babel" (2009)
* Within the Mirror
** Issue #16 - "Sounds of Silence" (2011)
Category:Deceased
Category:2022 Deaths
Category:Fanwriters
Mary Knasinski

Mary Knasinski is a fan writer active in the Star Trek: Deep Space 9 fandom in the 1990s.
In 1997, Mary received an ASC Award for her m/m story In Captivity and another one for Cardassian Hostage, a moresome fic co-authored by Christine Collins.
==Example Fics==
*All's Well That Ends Well, a collab with Terrie Drummonds (1997)
Category:Fanwriters
Mary Lou Dodge

Mary Lou Dodge was a Star Trek: TOS fanwriter and artist. She was also a member of the Star Trek Welcommittee where she was instrumental in running the mail room.
Mary Lou wrote the novel The Castaways, and has had work published in Delta Triad, T-Negative, Interphase, Engage!, Sol Plus, and Kirk.
See Interview with Mary Louise Dodge (1981).
Mary Lou Dodge passed away in the fall of 1997.
==A 1977 Bio==
An excerpt:
==Controversy==
Mary Lou is also known for an extremely sharp and and angry letter of comment in Menagerie #12. In this Open Letter by Mary Lou Regarding Explicit Fanworks, she took issue with the explicit art, panels, zines at SeKWesterCon, Too. Her letter, and the subsequent discussion it sparked, was one of the things that led to age statements.
One fan, Joan Verba, remembered: 
A fan in 1978 took Mary Lou to task for her advocation of "a little censorship": 
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Mary Lowe

Mary Lowe was active in fandom since the mid-1980s. 
She was a fanzine editor, writer, and artist. 
She was one of the W.H.I.P.S. (aka the Houston Crowd) and together with her friend Katharine Scarritt, would hold ‘zine parties where fans could bring their zines to share and read. In addition to publishing their own zines, Mary and Katharine would publish zines for other fans in the Houston area via Shoestring Press, which they owned and operated.
==Fanworks==
===Kung Fu: The Legend Continues===
* Hope Chest (from Covenant, 1996)
* The Persian Flaw (novel)
* Borrowed Time (from Bloody Marvelous!, 1994)
* Bridge of Birds
===Star Trek TOS===
* Fallen Star
* Round Yon Virgin (from Happy Holidays, 1986)
* Where the Resemblance Ends (from Only Trek #1, 1982)
* Enemy Within the Mirror, First Love (with Katharine Scarritt) (from Obsession #1, 1981)
* Kirk (from Obsession #1, 1981)
* Dreamer from the Dream (from Obsession #1, 1981)
* Eclipse, Timeless Night (with Katharine Scarritt) and Graven Image (from Obsession #2, 1981)
* Captive Audience and Cul-de-Sac (from Obsession #3, 1984)
* Symbiosis and Graven Image Pt. 1 (Deck Five Digest #1, 1981)
* The Answer (from Deck Five Digest #2, 1981)
* Angel Unaware (first appeared in Out of Bounds: Overflow), Dark Dreams Revisited, Alternate Ending and The Answer/The Question (from Angel Unaware and Other K/S Stories, 1986)
==Meta==
* What Is Profit and Is It Evil?
* Cheating in Black and White in Stylus
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Mary Macdonald/Lily Evans Potter

Mary Macdonald/Lily Evans Potter is a fanon pairing in the Marauders sub-fandom of the Harry Potter fandom. 
==Canon==
There is little canonical information about either character, though Lily, as Harry's mother, has more canonical material for fans to work with. As a result, the majority of the information about the pairing is fanon.
==Fandom==
There are a number of ship names for Mary/Lily discussed on Tumblr, but none are currently widespread throughout the fandom. The most common are: Rebelflower, Lionflower, and Queenflower.
Mary/Lily video edits are popular on TikTok, which is common generally for Marauder fanworks.
The pairing was also one of the most popular femslash pairings in centreoftheselights AO3 Ship Stats in 2023, joining the top 100 for the first time at 50th. However, it is very possible that a large proportion of the works the pairing are tagged in have them as a background pairing. As of October 2023, the pairing have 2,368 works, but only 126 that are otp:true. 1,792 of the works have the category F/F tagged and 1,730 have the M/M category tagged. 
===Fan Commentary===
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
===Controversies===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*Speak Now by arakhnee. An angsty one shot with a happy ending where Mary crashes Lily's wedding to James.
===Fanart===
*marylily!! by heliava.
===Fanvids===
*high school sweethearts by regsswimteacher. A short ship-vid of Lily and Mary at school.
===Other Fanworks===
===Meta===
(This is where any fannish essays discussing the ship are to be linked.)
==Archives and Communities==
*Mary Macdonald/Lily Evans Potter tag at Archive of Our Own
*mary x lily tag at Tumblr
*marylily search at TikTok
==Other Fannish Resources==
(Rec Lists, Big Bangs, Thing-a-thons, Holiday Exchanges, wiki links, etc.)
*(Mary Macdonald/Lily Evans Potter) otp:true at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Marauders Relationships
Mary Malone

Mary Malone is a character from His Dark Materials. She is canonically sapphic as of the third series of the TV adaptation.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Her most common ship seems to be the femslash pairing of Maryisa, though interestingly the earliest fic tagged with the pairing on Ao3 is from December 2020, after the release of the second series of the TV series, in which the two canonically meet for the first time.
==Fanworks==
==Links==
*Mary Malone works on AO3
==References==
Category:His Dark Materials Characters
Mary Malone/Marisa Coulter

Mary Malone/Marisa Coulter is the femslash pairing of Mary Malone and Marisa Coulter from His Dark Materials.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
*Mrs. Coulter & Dr. Malone || The Other Side (May 2021) by jo
===Fanart===
====Links====
*mary/marisa his dark materials, first time mary touches monkey (Dec 2020) by hattersarts
*'Did Marisa just tell me she loved me?' (Feb 2021) by doctorpiper
==Resources & External Links==
Category:His Dark Materials Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Mary Manchester

Mary Manchester was an influential Star Trek fan in the 1970s. 
From Boldly Writing: "Mary Manchester deserves special mention at this point. She appeared in few publications, yet she had such an influence on Star Trek fanzines that many considered her a SMOF, or Secret Master of Fandom. Mary... would give advice and encouragement to a number of fanzine editors. Her fanzine recommendations were considered seriously by many fans, and her fanzine criticism was considered thoughtful and constructive. She spent many summers appearing at convention after convention, where she maintained contacts with Star Trek fans all over the country (and outside North America as well). A number of editors dedicated their fanzines to her, and she was very well known among those who read fanzines in the 1970s although her Star Trek activity gradually declined in the 1980s."
Mary Poppins

Mary Poppins is the story of a magical nanny (Mary Poppins) and her charges, and their adventures.
Mary Poppins originated in a series of books by P. L. Travers. The movie musical adaptations Mary Poppins (1964, starring Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke) and Mary Poppins Returns (2018, starring Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda) are probably the most widely known source work. A stage musical adaptation based on both the books and the 1964 film opened in London in 2004.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Mary Poppins on AO3
==Resources==
* Mary Poppins on Wikipedia
Category:Mary Poppins
Mary Read

Mary Read, a.k.a. Mark Read is a historical figure who appears as a character in multiple fandoms.
==Assassin's Creed canon==
Mary Read (c. 1685 – 1721) was an English pirate and member of the West Indies Brotherhood of Assassins, trained by the Mentor Ah Tabai. She was also one of the founders of the Pirate Republic of Nassau. In order to facilitate her career as a pirate, she presented as James Kidd, an illegitimate son of the late William Kidd. In 1715, Read became friends with Edward Kenway and helped him out several times, eventually revealing to him that "James Kidd" was a disguise.
Mary and Anne Bonny later formed a pirate crew with Jack Rackham, and in 1720 were captured and tried for piracy. Mary and Anne were set to be executed but were temporarily pardoned when they revealed they were both pregnant. Mary gave birth to a girl while in prison. However, in accordance with the pardon, her child was taken away, and Mary became ill due to the prison's unsanitary conditions.
The two women were soon rescued by Edward and Ah Tabai, who successfully infiltrated the prison and took out the guards stationed inside. Despite this, Mary was too ill to leave, even with Edward's insistence. With her dying breath, Mary asked him to redeem himself for her sake, and said she would always be with him. Refusing to leave her behind, Edward carried her body to Ah Tabai's boat, and she was taken to Tulum for burial.Mary Read on AC Wikia
==Assassin's Creed fandom==
Popular ships include Kiddway and Anne Bonny/Mary Read. A number of fans interpret the character as a trans man or nonbinary person.https://lidren.tumblr.com/post/179200982058/james-kidd-was-pansexual-trans-malehttp://perkigothii-geekius.tumblr.com/post/162444577397/i-absolutely-headcanon-acblack-flags-version-ofhttp://ghoulroyalty.tumblr.com/post/123686524109/okay-but-consider-this-gender-fluid-james-kidd
==Fannish links==
* Mary Read works on AO3
* #mary read on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed Characters
Mary Russell

The Mary Russell series, by Laurie R. King, is a sequel to the Sherlock Holmes series that concentrates on the life of adventures of Mary Russell, a British-American woman who becomes first Holmes's apprentice, and later his wife. The fandom is sometimes referred to as The Beekeeper's Apprentice, after the first novel in the series. Although widely criticised, both for its Mary Sue qualities and for the "heresy" of marrying off Holmes, it has a strong fanbase.
==The Fandom==
The Russell fandom is largely based on mailing lists, although a LiveJournal community does exist. The RUSS-L list (link) was created in 1996 by R. J. Anderson, and moved to Yahoogroups in 2000. In 2006, in response to a decrease in meaningful content, and a general failure to adhere to list rules, R. J. Anderson appointed two co-mods, Branwyn and LizBee. In the ensuing controversy, a rival list, Letters of Mary (link), was founded. R. J. Anderson and Branwyn both resigned their modships later that year, leaving LizBee as the sole listmod.
===RUSS-L===
As of October 2019, the Yahoo page for RUSS-L showed a membership of nearly 1000 -- but also showed the most recent messages as being from late 2011 and early 2012, and recorded only very light, intermittent list activity (in three of the five years from 2008 through 2012, message traffic was less than 100 posts per year). A link purporting to lead to a new site generated an intermediate screen offering to install browser extensions and change security settings, usually a sign that malware or worse lies ahead.
===Letters of Mary===
As of October 2019, the Yahoo page for Letters of Mary showed a membership of 645, with steady message traffic (several thousand posts per year) from 2006 through late 2016. From fall 2016 to fall 2019, message traffic was significantly lighter with occasional periods of inactivity (and a brief spike in mid-2018).
==Meta==
* The Hive: Exploring an Online Community by LS
==Archives==
*The Hive -- active 1998-2006 (archive remains online)
*@AO3
*Laurie R. King @fanfiction.net 
*@Yuletide
Category: Mary RussellCategory:Sherlock Holmes
Mary Ruth Keller

Mary Ruth Keller is an X-Files writer.
==Interview==
* Old School X Interview: Mary Ruth Keller (2020)
==A Fan's Comment: 1998==
==Keller's Bio: 1998==
==Some Fanworks==
* Why I Write X-Files Stories (~1997)
* Mulder's Jewish Heritage (~1997)
* My Dream X-Files
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Mary Schmidt

You may be looking for the fan, Mary A. Smith.
Mary Schmidt is a gen fan writer and a fan vidder. 
In the 1990s, she wrote and published a manual on fan vidding, Making Fannish Music Videos.
Her vids have been shown at Zebracon and MediaWest.
Mary was the editor and publisher of Quarterstaff, a Robin of Sherwood newsletter which won a FanQ award. 
==Zines==
* Gemini Lynx (Star Trek: TOS)
==Vid-ography==
* "In the Navy" (A&E's Horatio Hornblower)--the Village People
* "You're Only Human" (A&E's Horatio Hornblower)--Billy Joel
* "Threshold" (Masterpiece Theatre's "Great Expectations")--Garnet Rogers (The vid comes in at just under 8 minutes, including opening and closing credits. It is often considered a living room vid due to its length.)
* "Crossroads" (Quantum Leap)--Don McLean
* "(What If God Was) One of Us" (the movie, "Oh, God" and multi-fandom)--Joan Osborne
* "Turn! Turn! Turn!" (Quantum Leap)--the Byrds
* "Come from the Heart" (Quantum Leap)--Garnet Rogers
* "I'll Stand by You" (hurt/comfort multi-fandom)--Pretenders
* "Come to My Window" (The Crying Game)-- Melissa Etheridge
* "Every Little Thing (He) Does Is Magic" (Scott Bakula multi-fandom)--Shawn Colvin
* "Home" (Quantum Leap)--Cat Eggleston
* "Desperado" (Eisenhower and Lutz)--Clint Black
* "Be Prepared" (Quantum Leap)--Tom Lehrer
* "Once I Was" (Quantum Leap)--Tim Buckley
* "Somebody Else's Troubles" (Quantum Leap)--Steve Goodman
* "Flowers Never Bend with the Rainfall" (Quantum Leap)--Simon and Garfunkel
Category:Vidders
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Fanwriters
Mary Stacy-MacDonald

Mary has had a lifetime obsession with Sarek and Amanda, Spock's parents from Journey to Babel. She started illustrating back in '77. For a short while there was plenty to do, but as time went on, less and less. By the late 80's TOS zines were scarce and Sarek and Amanda stories even scarcer, so most of her work was done for sale at convention art shows. 
She worked alongside Dusty Jones and Mark Lenard (Sarek) at cons for juvenile diabetes.from Karracaz
She passed away on December 12, 2022 at the age of 69.
==Art Credits==
Some of her many, many Art Credits:
* Galactic Discourse 3 - pp 94, 134
* Evolution of a Rebel
*The Farthest Star issue #2
*True Vulcan Confessions (Mundots 2291) pp 38 (Sarek's Revelation).
*True Vulcan Confessions (Mundots 2293) pp 11 (No Lesser Nation).
*True Vulcan Confessions (Mundots 2293) pp 94 (The Ambassador's Jailbait).
*True Vulcan Confessions (Tasmin 2286) pp 17 (Little White Lies).
==Writing Credits==
*Catching Fireflies at MidSummer Eve []
*Fireflies' Dance []
*The Only Truth []
*Afterglow []
*The Night is Long and Dark but Filled with Stars []
*The Satisfaction of a Slap []
*Friendly Persuasion []
*Mementos []
*All That Is, All that Was, All That Will Never be []
*Desert Blooms []
*The Challenge of Snowfall []
*The Dust of Roses []
*The End of All Things []
*Darkness Through 'Til Light []
*Broken Wings []
*Small Sacrifices []
*Still Life With Sonnet []
*A Fairy Tale Swallowed Whole - True Vulcan Confessions.
*The Ambassador's Jailbait Chapter 17 (Under the byline Jasmine Lunardi) - True Vulcan Confessions.
==Gallery==
File:Alienbros marystaceymcdonald.jpg|inside art from Alien Brothers
File:Farthest_Star.jpg|front cover The Farthest Star #2
File:Farthest2back.jpg|back cover The Farthest Star #2 
Image:purplespock.jpg|"Purple Spock," dated 1987
File:Carola.jpg|illustration for Father's Day Story by Karracaz‎ 
File:N a.jpg|illustration True Vulcan Confessions.
File:Mary's Muse.jpg|illustration for Revelation of the Lady of Rhan Duth R&R #5
File:Little White Lies.jpg|illustration for Little White Lies by L.L. MacLeod 
File:Uhura.jpg|inside illustration
File:Bronzecord.jpg|cover for The Bronze Cord 
File:Sw thousandworlds interior mary stacey donald.jpg|interior art for ThousandWorlds Collected
File:Ntmcol2b.jpg|interior art for NTM Collected#3
File:Galactic3art9.jpg|interior art for Galactic Discourse#3
File:Galdis5art2.jpg| interior art for Galactic Discourse #5
File:Farthest2int1.jpg|interior art for Farthest Star #2
File:Guardiantwoart8.jpg| interior art for Guardian #3
File:Womenslist2cover.jpg|cover of The Women's List #2
File:Gateways2art3.jpg| illustration for Gateway#2
File:Mary's Illustrations..jpg|Watery Graves
File:Timewarp5art6.jpg| illustration for Timewarp #5
File:Mary's Illustrations. 001.jpg| Too Long A Frost illustration
File:Womenslist2art8.jpg|illustration for The Women's List
File:Archivesfiveart4.jpg|illustration from Archives#5
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Deceased
Mary Sue, Who Are You?

Mary Sue, Who Are You? is an essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox at Firefox News.
In November 2006, this essay was used as recommended reading for submissions to The Great Mary Sue Contest.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what is a mary sue and why to avoid writing one
* fanfiction mary sues, professional fiction mary sues
* example mary sues
* "her role as a post-modern feminist restructuring of a previously boys-only heroic genre"
* "Mary Sues are cuckoos, things put into the nest that don’t belong and end up destroying what they touch, not out of malice, but merely by their nature."
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2006 Meta
Mary Sue: 2000 Comments by Flamingo

Below are a series of three very early 2000 posts written by Flamingo for ThePits, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list. They are quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Mary Sues, slash, hurt/comfort, original characters
* Murder on San Carmelitas, Total Eclipse of the Heart
* we fanfic rather than profic to get certain emotional needs met
* Miami Vice, Starsky & Hutch fandoms
* "Mary Sue is as sexist a term as bitch or whore, but we bandy it about in polite society anyway."
* all writing is personal
* labels on fic can be damaging
==January 11, 2000==
==January 14, 2000==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Mary Sue: From self-inserts to imagines, how young women write themselves into the narrative

Mary Sue: From self-inserts to imagines, how young women write themselves into the narrative is a 2017 essay by Elizabeth Minkel.
The essay was written as a companion piece to Fansplaining: Mary Sue.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* history of the term Mary Sue
* Misogyny and Fandom
* boy band RPF
* imagines
* y/n
* self-inserts
* Wattpad and Tumblr
== Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2017 Meta
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites