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Fans of Ford Newsletter

Fans of Ford Newsletter is a quarterly newsletter published especially for fans of Harrison Ford.
There were four issues. 
==Issue 1==
Fans of Ford Newsletter 1 was published in May 1982. 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Fans of Ford Newsletter 4 was published in April 1984.
Category:1980s
Category:Actor Zines
Fans of Patrick Stewart

Fans of Patrick Stewart was the official Patrick Stewart fan club. Club president was Craig B. Lawler.
The club, among other things, published Engage!.
As of January 1994, the club had 550 members. from the editorial in Engage! #24 
==A Club Feature==
 
==From the Membership Packet==
Image:fansofpat-1.jpg|from the membership packet, business card of the club president
Image:fansofpat-2.jpg|from the membership packet, color photo suitable for framing
Image:fansofpat-3.jpg|from the membership packet, photocopy of handwritten welcome
Image:fansofpat-4.jpg|from the membership packet, welcome to fans from the fan club president
Image:fansofpat-5.jpg|from the membership packet, list of swag and benefits
Image:fansofpat-6.jpg|from the membership packet, Stewart credits and bio
Image:fansofpat-7.jpg|from the membership packet, Stewart credits and bio, bio
Image:fansofpat-8.jpg|from the membership packet, bio
Image:fansofpat-9.jpg|from the membership packet, TNG blurb 
 
Image:fansofpat-11.jpg|from the membership packet, Patrick answers questions
Image:fansofpat-12.jpg|from the membership packet, 24-hour voice mail service, fans can pay to listen to ads and perhaps a recorded personal message
Image:fansofpat-13.jpg|from the membership packet, photo Patrick and fan club president (aka: Patrick and not you)
Image:fansofpat-14.jpg|from the membership packet, fan art
Image:fansofpat-15.jpg|from the membership packet, fan art
Image:fansofpat-16.jpg|from the membership packet, fan art
Image:fansofpat-17.jpg|from the membership packet, more things to buy
Image:fansofpat-18.jpg|from the membership packet, more things to buy
Image:fansofpat-19.jpg|from the membership packet, more things to buy
Image:fansofpat-20.jpg|from the membership packet, more things to buy
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
Category:1990 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Fans of Silk Stalkings

Fans of Silk Stalkings was a Yahoo group that had moderated membership, with 176 members at its close. The group's peak period was in 2006. While posting diminished steadily after 2009, when it was active it had as many as 590 messages a month. 
==Description==
Category:Silk Stalkings
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Fans of Star Trek (FOST)

Fans of Star Trek (FOST) was a Star Trek: TOS fan club based in Winona, WI.
In 1975, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives!, it had 25 members.
Dues were $1.50 "for life."
Its mission was to "bring ST fandom to more people & give fans communication."
This club published a newsletter called Cryptic News and another zine of articles, stories, illos, and cartoons called Phaser Blast.
==The Triangle Alliance==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Fans take control of TV...On-Line

Fans take control of TV...On-Line is an article about fanfiction. It introduces a lay audience to the genre and then uses The X-Files as an "example of how a successful show spawns mountains of fanfic." 
Genres like angst, MSR, casefile stories, crossovers and slash are explained and there is a link to the Gossamer archive (Simplenet version). 
Fans interviewed for the article include Paula Graves, "a popular and prolific X-Files fanfic writer", Karen Rasch, "another accomplished X-Files fanfic writer whose "Words" series literally encompasses hundreds of pages", slash writer Brenda Antrim ("goes further than most in discussing why one would write slash"), Kelli Rochelle, Peggy Li ("combined the TV cult hit Twin Peaks with "XF" characters in a story entitled "Into the Woods"") and Sheryl Martin.
The article mentions that "Star Wars creator George Lucas once threatened to sue any and all fanfic writers when he came across a bit of extravagant Star Wars erotica. He's since relented but there is many a fanfic site, especially those with doctored pictures showing well known copyrighted characters, which are told to cease and desist." Textual Poachers by Henry Jenkins is also mentioned.
 
Category:X-Files News Media 
Category:1998 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Fansies

Fansies is a fandom nickname used for the Newsies fandom. It is unclear who first coined the term, although it gained popularity with the stage musical and it appears to have originated with the Paper Mill Playhouse performances in 2011.Newsies Thank Fansies by Paper Mill Playhouse on YouTube (Oct 13, 2011)
==Controversy==
Some older fans of the film have protested the name "fansie," occasionally arguing instead for "newsgirls" (which is gendered) or "am'bastards". 
==References==
Category:Newsies Fandom Glossary
Fanson

Fanson is a combination of the words fan and Hanson, used to refer to fans of the band. It has been in use since at least 2000.
Although the term had been used for years, it became controversial when Hanson themselves began creating merch using the term (need reference) and many fans prefer to draw a distinction between normal fans and fansons, who are seen to be less critical and more obsessive.
==References==
Category:Hanson Fandom Glossary
Fanson Online

Fanson Online was a ezine in the Hanson fandom. Issues were posted in the form of updates to the zine's website. These issues were released monthly, from January to April 2007.
The idea for the zine first materialized in April 2006, under a different name, when Alie posted to a LiveJournal community in search of staff:"I wonder if there's any leftover pasta?"
It is not clear whether any issues were released under the title Leftover Pasta.
==Contents==
* Articles—editorials on the band, the fans and more, most written by Alie, Daisee, Susan and Susanne
* Band biographies/trivia/etc
* Discography
* Filmography
* Gallery (including audio and video)
* Fan of the Month—interviews conducted by Kat. Fans featured included Lia, Lindsay, Lily Fox, Lisa and Sandy
* Hanfic Corner—included notices of new/updated stories and reviews of award nominees
* Tour dates and other appearances, including setlists and transcripts
==References==
Category:Hanson Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Fanson Snap Cup

Fanson Snap Cup was a LiveJournal community for Hanson fans that was something of an alternative to communities like Hanson Secrets. Like that sort of community, fans could submit "snaps," which were meant to always contain positive comments toward other fans. It was based on the ljsnapcup community. 
As of December 27, 2016, it is watched by 78 people.
Category:Hanson Communities
Category:2006 Communities
Fanspeak

Fanspeak is the specialized vocabulary used in fandoms whose meaning is not immediately obvious to mundanes (or even to fans from a different corner of fandom). The term is a play on Orwell's newspeak. 
Some fanspeak words are common in many fandoms, others are fandom-specific. Often feral/threshold fandoms develop their own terminology that parallel naming conventions in other fandoms that "inherit" terms because many members have prior fandom experience, e.g. Xena's über vs. the term AU that's used in other fandoms. Many examples of fanspeak can be found in Fanlore's Glossary.
According to Brave New Words: The Oxford Dictionary of Science Fiction, the term was in use as early as 1952.
A Fan by Any Other Name : Fannish Slang and Nomenclature by Karen Ann Yost contains a discussion about the importance of correct terminology to fans:
==Resouces==
*Fansplaining: ~fanspeak
*Gafia and egobo part of fanzine world by Robert Sward, The Globe and Mail, January 9, 1982.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Fansplaining: "Our Most Passionate Fans"

Fansplaining: "Our Most Passionate Fans" is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* A letter response to Fansplaining: Fan Tourism 
* Rick and Morty 
* Fan entitlement, toxicity, mob behaviour, harassment, threatening behaviour (verbal or physical), and rioting
* The dark side of corporate interaction with fandoms; when toxic group behaviour goes un-condemned in PR statements or on platforms
* Boundaries and appropriate or inappropriate fannish behaviour, including celebrity stalking as an example
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: A Fangirl Goes To Hollywood

Fansplaining: A Fangirl Goes To Hollywood is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* Fan/creator interaction 
* Being in the Riverdale writer's room, the Jughead asexuality controversy, and the femslash queerbaiting controversy
* What kind of approach tends to be successful in fan campaigns to get showrunner's attention
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: A Hundred Thousand Worlds

Fansplaining: A Hundred Thousand Worlds is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
*
==Topics Discussed==
* Initial results of the Fansplaining Fic Preferences Survey 
* Challenging the popular notion of "geek culture" and what it means to be geeky 
* Why A Hundred Thousand Worlds is written from the perspective of a woman
* Writing fandom and fannishness into literary works
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Age and Fandom

Fansplaining: Age and Fandom is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
The episode discusses Age and Fandom.
==Introduction==
==Links==
* Episode, Transcript, and Show Notes: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* Age and Fandom 
* The perception that imaginative play and immersion in fiction is intended for kids, or is something that is "grown out of" 
* Tension between interests or media seen as more 'childish' versus more 'serious' or 'adult' 
* Fandom empathy gaps as they relate to age
* Sexism in fandom
* Cultural expectations of what it 'looks like' to be a certain age
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
==Further Reading==
* Twitter thread by Elizabeth Minkel discussing stereotypes of immaturity: 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Podcasts
Fansplaining: Alternate Universes

Fansplaining: Alternate Universes is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
* Alternate Universe fic
* Any Two Guys
* Fanon
==Excerpts==
==Links==
*Episode 72: Alternate Universes stream/download page
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 1

:For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 1 is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. This episode is the first devoted entirely to answering letters from listeners. 
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 2

Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 2 is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Links==
==References==
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 3

Fansplaining: Ask Fansplaining Anything: Part 3 is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
Category:2019 Podcasts
Category:2019 Meta
Fansplaining: Axanar (Lawsuit Intensifies)

Fansplaining: Axanar (Lawsuit Intensifies) is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. It is a follow-up to their 2016 episode Fansplaining: Lawsuit at Axanar. Rob Burnett, the director of the Star Trek fan film Axanar, was a special guest.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
:"Elizabeth and Flourish discuss Paramount v. Axanar with Rob Burnett, the director of the planned full-length Axanar fan film. The conversation, recorded days before the lawsuit was settled, covers what might happen with the lawsuit, the problems with crowdfunding a project, the pleasures of fan filmmaking, and whether there are or should be divisions between amateur and professional fan productions. Then they discuss some listener feedback from the last episode, on anime, Yuri!!! on Ice, and transcultural fandom."
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
* 
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* (Dead link, archived)
==Topics Discussed==
* Paramount Pictures Corp. v. Axanar Productions, Inc.
* fan films
* George R. R. Martin's writings on fanfiction
* the relationship between Star Trek novelizations and fanfiction
* Fandom and Profit
* copyright
* crowdfunding
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category: Star Trek Podcasts
Fansplaining: Bad Fans

:For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
Fansplaining: Bad Fans is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel. This episode uses an article by Emily Nussbaum, a television critic, as a jumping point for a discussion about fans who interpret immoral or amoral characters as heroic. Among others, Walter White from Breaking Bad is discussed. 
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
* Other types of "bad fan": namely, murdering someone over Rick and Morty specialty sauce, "threaten[ing] a showrunner because they didn't make my ship canon"Quote from Elizabeth, viewable in full early in the transcript., or racism. 
* Walter White, the assorted characters of Black Sails, Hannibal Lecter
* Archie Bunker and All In The Family
==Excerpts==
==Reception==
On OwlTail (one of many sites for listening to podcasts), Bad Fans is ranked #16 in popularity as ranked by user listens.Fansplaining on OwlTail. Accessed and archived on December 28, 2020.
Tumblr user villanellekills responded to the episode in a reblog:
==Links==
* About Fansplaining
* Episode 75: Bad Fans, a tumblr promo for the episode
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:All in the Family
Category:Breaking Bad
Fansplaining: Buncha Lawyers

Fansplaining: Buncha Lawyers is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
The interviewees are Betsy Rosenblatt and Heidi Tandy.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Links==
* Episode, Transcript, and Notes: 
* Transcript: 
* Interview Notes: 
==Introduction==
"Buncha lawyers! That’s the title of this episode. And we’re the podcast by, for, and about fandom, so they’re fandom lawyers. We’ll be talking to Betsy Rosenblatt, who is a fandom lawyer and works with the Organization for Transformative Works, and Heidi Tandy, who is half of fyeahcopyright, and another…legal…fandomer…person. [laughter] Meh! You know, we can talk. Our podcast is just all about us talking. We’re good at it."
==Topics Discussed==
* the previous podcast and some comments to it: Fansplaining: What's the Deal with Wattpad?
* Wattpad
* the differences among: beta, editor, proofreader...
* fandom discourse ruined Sherlock for Elizabeth Minkel
* the decline of rec lists and the rise of AO3
* putting up with things in fanfiction that one wouldn't put up with in published professional fiction
* the way platforms shape our fannish conversations and vice versa
* classist overtones and anti-pop-culture challenges between original Sherlockians and newer fans of Sherlock 
* OTW: its projects and goals
* fandom and profit
* Strikethrough
* plagiarism, copyright
* fair use, transformative works
* The Wind Done Gone
* Fanworks Are Fair Use campaign
* FYeahCopyright
* Kindle Worlds
* laches ("Basically it means that the longer the owner of the work ignores something, the less right they have to stop it")
* not all lawyers love the Law and Order theme song
* much more
==Notes/Links==
* 
==Excerpts: Betsy==
 
 
==Excerpts: Heidi==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2015 Fan Interviews
Category:2015 Meta
Category:2015 Podcasts
Fansplaining: Camp Austen

Fansplaining: Camp Austen is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Fansplaining: Casey Fiesler

Fansplaining: Casey Fiesler is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2019 Fan Interviews
Category:2019 Podcasts
Category:2019 Meta
Fansplaining: Cataloging Fandom

Fansplaining: Cataloging Fandoms is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction==
"In Episode 19, “Cataloging Fandom,” Elizabeth and Flourish talk to Ludi Price, a librarian and PhD student in information science whose research focuses on how fans collect, tag, share, and otherwise interact with information (e.g., fanart, fanfic, fanvids, facts about their fandoms, etc.). Then they read and discuss two listener comments. Topics covered include crowdsourcing, Jeremy Bentham, why Amazon.com’s search and tagging system sucks so much, yaoi/yuri and shounen ai/shoujo ai, and ageism in fandom." 
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* Promotion post 
==Topics Discussed==
* Fandom through a lens of library and information science, specifically information behaviour
* Fannish passion and unpaid labour
* How fans collect and organize information and share it
* Fandom information behaviour tends to be participatory in nature (crowdsourcing!)
* Fan tagging is very specific and helps others find what they might want to find
* Corporate tagging tends to suck
* Fan Studies as a discipline you can go to school for!
* Letter responses: 
** yuri and yaoi as terms in Western anime fandom 
** Feeling too old for fandom; age ranges in fandom
*Invitation to submit guests for consideration on future episodes
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Consplaining

Fansplaining: Consplaining is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
"Flourish and Elizabeth break down fan conventions. Elizabeth, who has only recently (grudgingly) started going to cons, is fresh out of Leviosa, a small, fan-run Harry Potter con, and both she and Flourish are getting ready to attend the big mama, San Diego Comic-Con. They discuss the differences between cons large and small, how things change when you physically meet the internet, issues of race, class, gender, and accessibility in a variety of con spaces, and the joys of encountering exactly your kind of nerd." 
==Links==
* Episode, Transcript, and Show Notes: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* Leviosacon and San Diego Comic Con
* Fan-run cons and commercial cons
* Fans hanging out in-person, connecting, and sharing interests and enthusiasm
* Attending as a fan, a professional, or someone in between both roles
* Accessibility (or lack of accessibility, physical, mental, and otherwise) at conventions
* Racism and race in conventions (for instance, around guests invited)
* Conventions and face-to-face interactions humanizing other fans
* Costs associated with conventions, including travel
*Harry Potter Conventions
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Copyright Brainworms

Fansplaining: Copyright Brainworms is the 142nd episode of the meta podcast Fansplaining. 
==Creator's Intro==
==Some Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==Reactions & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2021 Fan Interviews
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2021 Meta
Fansplaining: Death and the Fangirl

Fansplaining: Death and the Fangirl is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
"After the deaths of David Bowie and Alan Rickman, Elizabeth and Flourish take some time to reflect on the way fandom mourns their idols. Featuring Casey Fiesler (professor of Information Science at CU Boulder) on the parallels between online and physical memorials, Kathleen Smith (the Fangirl Therapist) on healthy ways to cope, and a meditation on the eventual death of Paul Giamatti."
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* 
* 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* David Bowie, Alan Rickman, Paul Giamatti
* feels
* grieving fictional characters, grieving celebrities
* old school pairing names: MSR, K/S
* shippers
* history of the term/punctuation "/"
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Defining Fanfiction: The Survey

Fansplaining: Defining Fanfiction: The Survey is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* Why they chose to run a survey 
* What questions were on the survey and their personal responses to each, in particular the questions phrased as "Is X fanfiction?" 
* Whether fanfiction should be spelled as "fan fiction" or "fanfiction"
==Excerpts==
 
 
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Category:2017 Podcasts
Category:2017 Meta
Fansplaining: Destination: Stats!

Fansplaining: Destination: Stats! is a podcast by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
The interviewee is Destinationtoast.
Length: 1:02:52.
 
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
 
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, transcript, and show notes: 
* 
* 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
* Archive of Our Own and fic statistics, most popular fandoms and ships, methodology
* the challenges of comparing Wattpad, AO3, and Fanfiction.Net 
* Sherlock BBC
* Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Rey/Kylo Ren
* mutual agreement to "fuck the patriarchy"
* Lord of the Rings, Octavia Butler, Brooklyn Nine-Nine
* diversity, or lack thereof, in fandom
* involvement in fandoms as a marker of time and change
* perception vs. reality 
* two of the biggest discussions in fandom are the lack of feedback for writers, and why is there so much male slash and not more femslash
* number of fics posted to Fanfiction.Net has slowed
* on AO3, omegaverse and explicit fics get the most kudos
* the staying power of Supernatural and Harry Potter fanworks
* there are increasing number of f/f fics being written
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Podcasts
Category:2016 Meta
Fansplaining: Fan Tourism

Fansplaining: Fan Tourism is an episode of the podcast Fansplaining by Flourish Klink and Elizabeth Minkel.
For others in the series, see Fansplaining.
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
* Episode, show notes, and transcript: 
* 
==Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fansplaining
Category:2018 Fan Interviews
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta