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Is Fifty Shades of Grey a New Frontier in Fan Fiction?

Is Fifty Shades of Grey a New Frontier in Fan Fiction? is a 2012 article about Fifty Shades of Grey and the consequences the success of the story might have for fanfiction.
The article wonders about the legal and ethical issues surrounding this story and says that just because "Stephenie Meyer didn't take legal action over James' books before we got to this point in the imbroglio should not be considered any reflection on the legal merits of such a case." 
On the advantages of starting out as fanfiction:
To give the issue context, the article asks: "What are television's Merlin and Sherlock Holmes series if not elaborate forms of fan fiction? Disney might be the bigger purveyor of fan fiction there is, their mega-hit movies blatant retellings of fairy and folk tales. Doesn't this foster an atmosphere that encourages individuals to appropriate a story and make it their own?" 
Category:Fifty Shades of Grey News Media 
Category:2012 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Is Mary Sue Incongruous with Slash? or Mary Sue's Sexual Identity

Is Mary Sue Incongruous with Slash? or Mary Sue's Sexual Identity is an essay by Vywren.
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
==The Essay==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Is Qrow Gay or Mistralian?

Is Qrow Gay or Mistralian?' is a humorous Qrow Branwen/Clover Ebi RWBY vid posted to YouTube by ThusKindlySheScatters on February 5, 2020. While humorous, it also references some of the discourse surrounding RWBY Volume 7 such as its handling of queer representation and Qrow's voice actor change.
The vid uses the song "There! Right There!" from the Gay or European meme.
The creator's note is:
::Synopsis: Qrow Branwen arrives in Atlas, and everyone in the military is trying to figure it out -- is he gay, or just Mistralian?
::Alternative interpretation: the FNDM is wondering the same thing! This video is not intended to represent my views on Qrow's sexuality, Fair Game, Flown North, queer representation, or any of the discourse that may ensue from its publication. This is all in good fun!
::This is NOT intended to be a serious AMV. Regularly scheduled content will resume shortly. I'm mainly uploading this to YouTube so I can post it to my blog at thuskindlyshescatters.tumblr.com.
==Some Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:RWBY
Is Roddenberry Selling Out?

Is Roddenberry Selling Out? is a 1975 Star Trek essay by George Alvarez. 
It was printed in two parts in Keep On Trekkin' v.2 n.1 and v.2 n.2.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Gene Roddenberry and his commercialization of Star Trek
* the author's dislike of Star Trek: The Animated Series
* marketing cheap Trek products to adults, and to children
* disparagement on the label Trekkies
* outrage that Star Trek is giving the message that it is a "kiddie show"
* the danger of all this lean into children will result in future Star Trek endeavors permanently becoming a show for kids
* signal boosting a May 7, 1975 letter campaign called Star Trek Revival Day
==From the Essay (Part One)==
==From the Essay (Part Two)==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Is Scully being dumped on?

Is Scully being dumped on? is an essay by LoneThinker. It has the subtitle: "Some season 6 musings."
"Is she just babysitting an immature partner, or getting dragged along, bruised and injured, in the wake of his quest? Occasionally someone suggests that this is the case."
It is one of many essays at The Cave's X-Files Commentary Archives. 
==Excerpts==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category: 1990s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Is Smut Erotica or Just Pornography, and How Do You Write It Without Bursting Into Flames?

What the Hell Are You Thinking? is a 2000 essay by Narida Law.
It was posted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* smut
* defining markers between erotica and pornography is difficult
* experiencing "HOTface"
 
==The Essay==
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
 
 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Is Star Trek Racist?

Is Star Trek Racist? is a 2001 essay by Berli aka Hypatia Kosh.
It was in four main parts, but only the first part was completed; the last three are simply outlines. 
Excerpts are below.
==Introduction==
==Conclusion==
==Part One: Who Are The Star Trek Races?==
"A look at the racial/ethnic coding of the Star Trek races. Although they were nominally exotic aliens from all over the galaxy, the races of Star Trek have more often than not been stand-ins for various nations on Earth."
==Part Two: The Crews==
"When Sisko was promoted to Captain on Deep Space Nine, the Star Trek franchise finally put a African-American on equal footing with the two famous, white captains of the previous two series. Despite that (and all the headway made on DS9) all of the series had some issues when it came to the crew - human and alien." The Crews 
==Part Three: Klingons, Jem'Hadar and Tuvok ==
"Portrayal of Black men on Star Trek is really nothing to brag about." Klingons, Jem'Hadar and Tuvok 
==Part Four: Alien Crewmembers, From Spock To Tuvok==
"What was, is again. Or is it? If you've seen The Galileo 7, you know Spock didn't always have an easy ride. He was alien and cold, and that rubbed some people the wrong way. But if Spock sometimes had it rough, Tuvok is never given a break. Throughout the Voyager series, he's been verbally abused by everyone, from the Captain on down. Maybe it's just a "coincidence," but I know Kirk never treated Spock the way Janeway treats Tuvok.'" Alien Crewmembers, From Spock To Tuvok 
==References==
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TNG Meta
Category:Star Trek Meta
Category:Star Trek TAS
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:Race & Fandom Meta
Is Star Trek Still Possible?

Is Star Trek Still Possible? is a 1976 Star Trek essay by Jim Crawford.
It was printed in Excelsior #1.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Star Trek franchise, the plans for the next film, and whether any of this is viable on an economic, as well, philosophic level
* the new Star Trek Technical Manual has been published and this poses a problem for the aging Enterprise
* can the original cast, all older, still function as they could, will the minor characters have parts to play?
* some modern technology in today's world now equals that in Star Trek, will fans be impressed?
* now that some shows have Black characters in them, is the racial element of Star Trek relevant?
* Star Trek and Space: 1999 are both entertaining, but only Star Trek causes fans to think
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Is TV show migration hurting queer fandom?

Is TV show migration hurting queer fandom? is an article at Bella Books, cost-posted to their tumblr.
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
==See Also==
* The Great Gay Migration continues… by madnanc - a more recent variant on the flamingo gifset referenced 
Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Is That Your Fucking Fursona? That's Cringe

Is That Your Fucking Fursona? is a redraw meme. Fanartists, cosplayers and/or photomanip editors parody a fancomic made by Tumblr user rotsuko for Neon Genesis Evangelion. Soon after it was posted, the fancomic spread far and wide online.
In the fancomic, Asuka Langley Sohryu is drawing her fursona when Shinji Ikari asks what she's doing. He says its "cringe." In character, Asuka tells Shinji that he's cringe. The last panel is Shinji crying in the bathroom, (Shinji's known for crying, so this too is in character.) 
Many recursive fanworks put their own spin on the concept, sometimes changing the fursona to be an existing character, saying it's a "humansona" if the characters drawn aren't human, or changing the comic's outcome to be the start of a romance, with the last panel being a kiss. 
Quotes from the comic are often parroted online when fans post artwork of their own fursonas or original characters. The comic is seen as anti-Cringe Culture. 
==Examples==
==== Azumanga Daioh ====
* (2022) Chiyo Mihama and Tomo Takino
==== BanG Dream! ====
* (2023) Anon Chihaya and Taki Shiina
==== Bleach ====
* (2020) Rukia Kuchiki and Ichigo Kurosaki
==== Death Note ====
* (2023) Light Yagami and L
==== Five Nights at Freddy's ====
* (2023) Glitchtrap and Cassie/Mimic
* (2022), rare example of the other party liking the fursona, Michael Afton/Jeremy Fitzgerald
==== Guitar Hero ====
* (2022) Casey Lynch and Lars Ümlaüt
==== Honkai Impact ====
* (2022) Otto Apocalypse and Bianka Ataegina, rare example of quotes from this comic being inserted into an official manhua
==== Kamen Rider ====
* (2022) George Karizaki and Hiromi Kadoka
==== My Little Pony ====
* (2020) Twilight Sparkle and Sunset Shimmer
==== Naruto ====
* (2022) Uzumaki Naruto and Uchiha Sasuke
==== Nerdy Prudes Must Die/Hatchetverse ====
* (2023) Max Jagerman and Richie Lipschitz
==== The Outsiders ====
* (2024) Ponyboy Curtis and Johnny Cade
==== The Owl House ====
* (2023) The Collector and Emperor Belos
* (2022) Gus Porter and Matt Holomule
==== Pacific Rim ====
* (2023) Newton Geiszler and Hermann Gottlieb
==== Persona 5 ====
* (2020) Goro Akechi and Ryuji Sakamoto
==== Phighting! (Roblox) ====
* (2024) Subspace and Medkit
==== Pizza Tower ====
* (2023) Peppino Spaghetti and The Noise
==== Portal ====
* (2022) Chell and GLaDOS
==== Radiohead RPF ====
* (2023) Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood
====Sanders Sides====
* (2024) Virgil and Janus
==== Sonic the Hedgehog ====
* (2023) Metal Sonic and Sage Robotnik
==== Team Fortress 2 ====
* (2021) Sniper/Spy
==== Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ====
* (2023) Donatello and Casey Jones
* (2022) Zayton Honeycutt and General Krang
==== Undertale ====
* (2023) Asriel Dreemurr and Chara Dreemurr, complete with a podcomic
====Vocaloid/UTAU====
* (2023) Utane Uta and Kasane Teto
==References/Further Reading==
* on Know Your Meme
Category:2020 Fancomics
Category:2020 Tumblr
Category:Art Memes
Category:Neon Genesis Evangelion
Category:Furry
Is The Grinch the new Once-ler, Tumblr’s autosexual Lorax idol?

Prompted by the release of the animated movie The Grinch, Petrana Radulovic published an article examining the parallels between fandom reception of the new movie and The Lorax, another animated adaption of a Dr. Seuss book released in 2012. The article focused on the Once-ler fandom that developed around the character from The Lorax.
Many posts from Tumblr and Twitter, ranging from text posts to fanart, are embedded in the article to provide context and examples of fandom activity.
The title was followed by: "If nothing in this sentence makes sense to you, strap in, because you’re in for a wild ride"
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:2018 News MediaCategory:The Lorax
Is There Anybody Else Out There?... A Defence of THAT Motion Picture

Is There Anybody Else Out There?... A Defence of THAT Motion Picture is a 1984 essay by Janet Stewart. 
The subject is Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
This essay was printed in. Communicator #15, and was a direct to a response to another essay in an unknown issue in that letterzine (likely #14) called A Problem in Disbelief.
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Is There In Truth No JOANNA?

Is There In Truth No JOANNA? is a 1969 essay by Annette Bristol.
It was printed in Triskelion #3.
The essay compares the unfilmed Star Trek: TOS script by D.C. Fontana called "Joanna" with the filmed episode "The Way to Eden."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* very, very detailed description of the Fontana script which is followed by the essay's author writing: "Well, that's approximately what happened in the first version " Apologies to Miss Fontana for an inadequate synopsis of her story which she was kind enough to lend to me so that I could make a comparison."
* failures of the third season
* the network's underestimation of the intelligence of viewers
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1969 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Is There a Doctor on the Dig?

Is There a Doctor on the Dig? is a Xena story by Bat Morda.
It is one of the first uber stories.
"LOVE/SEX WARNING/DISCLAIMER: This story depicts a love/sexual relationship between two consenting adult women. If you are under 18 years of age or if this type of story is illegal in the state or country in which you live, please do not read it. If depictions of this nature disturb you, you may wish to read something other than this story." 
Barron Chugg made a fanfic cover for the story.
==Awards==
* Swollen Bud Award - Getting Serious (May 1, 2000)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Is This Logical? and Is Logic Transcendent?

Is This Logical? is 1987 Star Trek: TOS essay by Susan Meinecke. 
Is Logic Transcendent? is a 1989 essay by Martin Weil in response. 
The first essay was printed in the January 1987 issue of The Communicator, and reprinted in Academy Chronicles #14 in 1989. The second essay was also in "Academy Chronicles" #14. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fifth Star Trek film (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home -- the one with the whales)
* authorial intent
* logic plot holes, and the nature of fans to nit pick
* fanon and disagreement about Sulu's first name
* language and obscenities
* much more 
==From the First Essay: "Is This Logical?"==
==From the Second Essay: "Is Logic Transcendent?"==
==References==
Category:1987 Meta
Category:1989 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Is This Some Sort of Peasant Joke?

Is This Some Sort of Peasant Joke? is a meme involving a gif or screenshot of a clip from Horrible Histories in which a medieval rich man asks 'I'm sorry, is this some sort of peasant joke that I'm too rich to understand?' when one of his peasants wants a pay rise.
The meme is often used as a reaction image/gif, particularly in instances where the person wishes to criticise a rich figure, either in real life or fandom.
Category:The Six Idiots
Category:2016 Memes
Is This a Pigeon?

thumb|300px|Example of meme. The guy is labeled "me" and the butterfly is labeled "two characters that exist". The dialogue says, "Is this a ship".
Is This a Pigeon? is a meme that originally showed a character from the anime The Brave Fighter of Sun Fighbird incorrectly identifying a butterfly as a pigeon. Text is placed over the butterfly and over the man and the question will be changed accordingly, often showing someone confusing one thing for another. The meme was first used in late 2011 and early 2012, but has seen a resurgence on Twitter in 2018. Fans will use the meme to gently make fun of oblivious characters and sometimes fandom itself. 
==Examples==
===General Fandom===
*Shipping
*Writing 
===Fandom Specific===
*Black Panther: Killmonger 
*Spider-Man: Homecoming: Tony Stark by agentcarterismyhero (June 9, 2018)18,825 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
*Westworld: Bernard by most-days-i-dont (May 14, 2018)531 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
*Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Spike by a-slayer-world (April 27, 2018)425 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
*Sailor Moon: Sailor Jupiter 
*League of Legends: Kayn (21 MAY 2018)1,270 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
*Avengers: Infinity War: Thor by thedecayoftruth (May 15, 2018)242 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
*Mad Men: Don Draper by incorrect-mad-men-quotes (May 22, 2018)378 notes as of 5 December 2018. 
==Resources==
*Know Your Meme
*“Is this a meme?”: the confused anime guy and his butterfly, explained
==References==
Category:2011 Memes
Category:Art Memes
Is a Friend Indeed

Is a Friend Indeed is a Blake/Avon Blake's 7 story by Julia Stamford.
It was originally printed in the zine Fire and Ice #6.
It is a follow-up story to A Friend in Need.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Is all Art useless?

Is all Art useless? is a 1990 essay by Stephanie A. Wiltse.
It was printed in Wiltse's newsletter, Pipeline v.3 n.10.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* a review of Nan Dibble's Acquainted with the Night #1, also comments on the story The Bridge by Cynthia Hatch, comments on Sue Krinard's art 
* a mention of Beauty and the Beast International Quilt
* introspection about creating the newsletter
* comments about how fanworks (and syndication/"shows in the can") will carry the fandom into the future 
* comments on the value of debate and discussion
* the show as a multi-faceted crystal that allows for a long of interpretation in fanworks
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1990 Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Is four a lot?

Is four a lot? refers to a meme originating from a Yik Yak post and made popular by a four-panel meme between the Twelfth Doctor and Clara Oswald. The dialogue is as follows: "Is four a lot?" "Depends on the context. _____? No. _____? Yes."
==History==
==Example Memes==
File:Is four a lot meme.jpg|alt= 	four panels: first is Clara Oswald with a quizzical look, text that reads 'Is four a lot?'; the remaining three panels are of the Twelfth Doctor looking like he is explaining something, text reads 'Depends on the context, Doctor? No., 60th anniversary logos? Yes.|Example of the meme from 2023
== External Links ==
* Depends on the Context page at Know Your Meme
Category:Doctor Who Memes
Category:2013 Memes
Is it a law that you have to be lesbian to write Femslash?

Is it a law that you have to be lesbian to write Femslash? is a 2007 Livejournal post by runetraverse.
==Post==
==Comments at the Post==
[geonncannon]:
[djshiva]:
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Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Is it ever gonna be enough?

is it ever gonna be enough? is a Hawaii Five-0 vid by jumpfall.
Summary: "A look at the team over the first season of Hawaii Five-0, and what they've been through (there's at least one clip from every episode from the pilot to 1x23.) Hopefully you enjoy!"
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Hawaii Five-0 Vids
Category:2011 Vids
Is it just "where the women are"?

Is it just "where the women are"? is a 2006 essay by tellitslant.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Doctor Who
* Stargate
* femslash
* strong female characters
* power
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Some Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Femslash Meta
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Doctor Who Meta
Category:Stargate Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Is slash a lifetime commitment?

Is slash a lifetime commitment? is a 1994 essay by [A] on Virgule-L. 
It is quoted anonymously with permission here on Fanlore. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta, as well as Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==The Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Meta
Is the Honeymoon Over?

Is the Honeymoon Over? is a Kirk/Spock story written by A.L. Hughes.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #8.
==Summary==
"Kirk is taking Spock for granted, so Spock takes McCoy's advise and starts ignoring his lover."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Isaac

Isaac may refer to:
*Isaac Asimov, a science fiction writer
*Isaac Hanson, a member of Hanson
*Isaac Izard, a character from The House with a Clock in Its Walls
*Isaac Lahey, a character from Teen Wolf
*The Binding of Isaac, a video game
Ike (tradtionally a nickname of Isaac) may refer to:
*Ike, a character from Fire Emblem
*Ike A Day, a Yahoo! Group dedicated to Isaac Hanson
*Ike For The Teenage Soul, as above
Isaac Hanson/Kathryn Tucker

Isaac/Kate is the RPF pairing of Isaac Hanson and his brother Zac's wife Kathryn Tucker Hanson. 
The two are rumored to have dated briefly in the fall of 2000 before Zac and Kate got together. These rumors persist even nowI wonder how weird it is for Isaac and Kate to pretend they've never seen each other naked, helped by odd comments made by Isaac and ZacHanson On the Spot interview in 2004 where Isaac admits to having a guitar named Katie. 
== Fanworks == 
===Fanfiction===
*Having My Baby by Elizabeth
*Six In the Bed Series by Magick, featuring all possible combinations
*When It All Falls Apart by Becca
===Fan Vids===
*Cold As You by jessicahanson
== References ==
Category:Hanson Relationships Category:Pairings Category:Het Pairings
Isaac Hanson/Nicole Dufresne

Isaac/Nikki is the RPF pairing of Isaac Hanson and his wife Nicole Dufresne Hanson. It is most often referred to by the portmanteau Nike.
The two began dating in 2003 after meeting at a concertHanson on 2/20: I Married A Fan, and got married on September 30, 2006. They have three children -- Clarke Everett (2007), James Monroe (2008), and Nina Odette (2014).
Their relationship is largely viewed favorably in the fandom, although there are rumors about their parenting. Likewise, the seriousness of their relationship prior to Nikki's pregnancy (she was around three months pregnant at their wedding) is a common topic of debate. Still, their tendency to be the more private of the three couples has kept them from being very controversial.I think Nikki is the prettiest of all the Hanson wivesI always had a feeling Isaac was going to marry someone who was beautiful, tall and model-like.I once ran into Nikki. She was so sweet and warm!it's crazy how many fans think Nike got married b/c she was pregnant,Everyone knows that Ike and Nikki are the worst parent set
== Fanworks == 
=== Fanfiction ===
*Six In the Bed Series by Magick, featuring all possible combinations
*39 by alrightlullaby
=== Vids ===
*Blush/Don't Forget To Breathe by denni
*Deeper by hanson4eva
*Deeper by Nicole Anne
*Inside Your Heaven by SlytherinAngel44
*No Air by denni
== References ==
Category:Hanson Relationships Category:Pairings Category:Het Pairings
Isaac Lahey

Isaac Lahey was a main character on the television show Teen Wolf. He appeared in seasons 2 and 3, but has subsequently left the show. 
==Canon==
Isaac is a high school student at Beacon Hills High School whose father was abusive, and he was bitten by Derek Hale and turned into a werewolf. Originally part of Derek's pack, he had since joined Scott McCall's pack after Derek kicked him out. He moved in with Melissa and Scott. He grew close to Allison Argent and they eventually started dating. After Allison's death, he left Beacon Hills with Allison's father, Chris Argent but has not been seen since.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Isaac Lahey/Scott McCall - most popular pairing
*Allison Argent/Isaac Lahey - canonical
*Isaac Lahey/Stiles Stilinski
*Allison Argent/Isaac Lahey/Scott McCall
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*All Human AU: where Isaac never becomes a werewolf or he is no longer a werewolf
*Abuse: exploring the abuse Isaac suffered at the hands of his father 
*PTSD: dealing with the aftermath of his childhood abuse and the trauma he suffered during the series 
*Alpha/Beta/Omega: common because of the pack dynamics within Teen Wolf
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Isaac in #12 by yellowis4art
*Isaac Lahey. Scarf. Perfect. by garretart
*isaac lahey by levitann
===Fanfiction===
*Dear Allison by satanspeaking (acklebottomjeans)
*And Then He Huffed and He Puffed by Twisted_Slinky
*The Scarf by Joy_Pedler
===Vids===
* Fighter
* Oh, great
* Demons
* Nothing can kill me
* Sail
* "another werewolf ?!" (humor vid)
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Isaac Lahey tagged works at the AO3.
* Isaac Lahey tagged works on FFN.
* Isaac Lahey tag on tumblr.
==Resources==
* Isaac Lahey at the Teen Wolf Wiki.
Category:Teen Wolf Characters