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Reach out and touch me

Reach out and touch me is a Merlin/Arthur vid by Solanyxe (2:47 min). The vid was widely recced in Merlin fandom and it has more than 52,000 views on YouTube (as of August 2010). If there is a vidding term for taking harmless material and turning it into an adult rated PWP, this vid fits it perfectly.
Warning: Metaphorical shooting of unicorns in a homoerotic context (that covers it, more or less)
Summary: Arthur is tired of feeling so 'untouched,' and now he's saying it loud and clear: "Reach out and touch me." Let's hope Merlin is smart enough to get the message. 
Vidder Notes: "Many videos seem absolutely outrageous while I'm making them (deserving a solid 'R' in my mind), and by the time I've finished with the video, I don't know, they all seem almost tame... Must be the effect of watching and cutting those clips over and over. All right, this one is not so 'tame'."solanyxe. Merlin/Arthur Reach out and touch me, 30 January 2009. (Accessed 14 August 2010)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2009 Vids
Reaching Eden

Reaching Eden is a Kirk/Spock story by Kathy Stanis. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #46.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is accidentally given a mind-altering drug that causes him to go to Kirkʼs cabin in order to confess his feelings for him." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
===1998=== 
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Reaching for the Light

Reaching for the Light is a slash anthology of fiction by Spyder.
==Issue 1==
Reaching for the Light 1 was published in June 1997 and contains 100 pages.
* Never		- Poem	 (Professionals)
* Fair Warning		-Poem	 (Professionals)
* Reaching for the Light		(Black Rain)	 (It was then he realised he must be alive, for no one in Hell would cry for him and no one in Heaven would know who he was.)
* In the Nick of Time		(Inspector Morse)	 (De Vries leavas Morse one last present, but will Lewis get to him in time?)
* Rite of Passage		(Lost Boys)	 (One stormy night, Michael receives a strange visitor. But David was dead, wasn't he?)
* The Dark of the Moon		(UFO)	 (1970 and after Straker's marriage, Alec Freeman finds consolation in the arms of an enigmatic stranger.)
* To Cage a Wolf		(Ladyhawke)	("Strange," he said softly, knowing within that it was not really strange at all, 'how easy it is to love him.") 
* Gold, Silver and Steel		(Treasure Island) (Jim Hawkins loses his heart on the way back from Skeleton Island, but ships can be dangerous places...)
==Issue 2==
Reaching for the Light 2 contains 108 pages. Includes Doctor Who, Blind Fury, Babylon 5, Ladyhawke 
* Blindfold - (Blind Fury), Billy/Nick Parker 
* Winter Journey'- (UFO), Freeman/Jackson. 
* Just Another Might Have Been'- (Babylon 5) Garibaldi/Marcus Cole. 
* A Certain Kind of Vitality - (Hostage Dallas/Blood Money). 
* The Face of Love'- (Ladyhawke), Phillipe/Navarre. 
* All The Time in The World - (Doctor Who), The Doctor/The Brigadier.
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1990s
Reaction Video

A reaction video is a recording of an individual or group watching other videos, usually for the first time. It is a good way for fans to preview works by watching someone else comment on them. 
==Reaction Videos as a part of fandom==
Many of the most popular movies or music groups have reaction videos to their works, especially on websites like YouTube. The reactor usually shows parts of the show, often partially covered for copyright reasons, and then talks about what is happening. It can be very useful if the original source is on a streaming service, or behind some kind of paywall, because it gives access to content that can not be easily seen or found. 
Reaction videos may be primarily a method for influencers to make money by getting hits on youtube, and so it seems more like a money making proposition than a fandom activity especially when the influencers have not yet seen the work, but many of these reviewers watch videos and shows that are recommended by fans, so reaction videos can be a way to gauge the popularity of a fandom. The works with the most hits may show which works fans are most interested in finding out about, or which works have stood the test of time. 
Reviewers often specialize, so their videos can act as a gateway to introduce people to certain fandoms.
==Examples of fandoms with reaction videos==
*BL
*Kpop
*C-drama
*K-dramas
*Movie series such as Harry Potter, LOTR or the Hunger Games
== Notable Reaction Videos==
*Understanding Christian Yu: The World of DPR IAN (An Interview With A Fan)
Category:YouTube
Category:Video
Read My Mind

Read My Mind is a Starsky & Hutch vid by Laura McEwan aka raynebow68. It was uploaded to YouTube on December 8, 2008, as part of the 2008 Advent Calendar. 
From the vidder's notes: "This is another one that uses the boys to tell the story. Starsky's getting tired and worn out, and getting upset with Hutch and isn't sure what he can do, if anything, about it."
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Nancy's Soul on Crack Van on March 27, 2010: "(WHY YOU MUST WATCH THIS VID:) Why because this vid is about reading minds and Starsky and Hutch had such a connection that they could just look at each other and know what the other was thinking. Lauramcewan captures this perfectly in this vid and she couldn`t have picked a better song. This is such a fun vid, so watch and just enjoy!"
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Reader's Note

A reader's note or podficcer's note is an optional part of the header information for a podfic that may appear in a text post describing the podfic or be spoken aloud within the recording itself. The term has been in use since at least 2008.For an example, see this post in amplificathon by luzula: , 26 April 2008. (Accessed 2 June 2019)
Reader's notes are different from author's notes; the reader may also quote the author's note if the original fic has one, but reader's notes contain additional information not provided by the fic writer and are often (but not always) about some aspect of the recording itself.
A related term that overlaps in meaning is freetalk. In the context of podfic, freetalk is usually an unscripted audio recording in which the podficcer talks about the process of making the podfic, often inserted at the end of the podfic file or sometimes provided as a separate file. The term has been used by podficcers since at least 2011, when lunchee commented:
==References==
Category:Podfic Fandom Glossary
Readercon

Readercon is an annual conference or convention devoted to "imaginative literature" — literary science fiction, fantasy, horror, and the unclassifiable works often called "slipstream."
A typical Readercon features over 150 writers, editors, publishers, and critics, attracting prominent figures from across the U.S., and from Canada, the U.K., and occasionally even Australia and Japan. 
Although Readercon is modeled on "science fiction conventions," there is no art show, no costumes, no gaming, and almost no media. Instead, Readercon features a near-total focus on the written word.
 
== Con Dates and Locations ==
 
==Readercon 1 (1987)==
June 27-28, 1987 at the Holiday Inn of Brookline in Brookline, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 2 (1988)==
November 18-20, 1988 at the Lowell Hilton in Lowell, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 3 (1990)==
March 30-April 1, 1990
 
==Readercon 4 (1991)==
July 12-14, 1991 was at the Worchester Marriott in Worchester, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 5 (1992)==
July 10-12, 1992
 
==Readercon 6 (1993)==
July 9-11, 1993
 
==Readercon 7 (1994)==
July 8-10, 1994
===Readercon 7 (1994): Con Reports===
 
==Readercon 8 (1996)==
July 12-14, 1996 was at the Boston Marriott Westborough in Westborough, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 9 (1997)==
July 11-13, 1997
==Readercon 10 (1998)==
July 10-12, 1998
 
==Readercon 11 (1999)==
July 9-11, 1999 at the Westin Waltham in Waltham, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 12 (2000)==
July 21-23, 2000 at the Boston Marriott Burlington in Burlington, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 13 (2001)==
July 13-15, 2001
 
==Readercon 14 (2002)==
July 12-14, 2002 was at the Boston Marriott in Burlington, Massachusetts.
 
==Readercon 15 (2003)==
July 11-13, 2003
 
==Readercon 16 (2005)==
July 8-10, 2005
 
==Readercon 17 (2006)==
July 7-9, 2006
 
==Readercon 18 (2007)==
July 5-8, 2007
 
==Readercon 19 (2008)==
July 17-20, 2008
 
==Readercon 20 (2009)==
July 9-12, 2009
 
==Readercon 21 (2010)==
July 8-11, 2010
 
==Readercon 22 (2011)==
July 14-17, 2011
 
==Readercon 23 (2012)==
July 12-15, 2012
===Readercon 23 (2012): Con Reports===
This public statement was made by the Readercon committee on August 5, 2012, a few weeks after Readercon 23. For background, see Misogyny in Fandom#Notable_Misogyny_discussions.
 
==Readercon 24 (2013)==
July 11-14, 2013
 
==Readercon 25 (2014)==
July 10-13, 2014
 
==Readercon 26 (2015)==
July 9-12, 2015
 
==Readercon 27 (2016)==
July 7-10, 2016 at the Boston Quincy Marriott in Quincy, MA.
===Readercon 27 (2016): Con Reports===
==Readercon 28 (2017)==
July 13-16, 2017
 
==Readercon 29 (2018)==
July 12-15, 2018
 
==Readercon 30 (2019)==
July 11-14, 2019
 
==Readercon 31 (2021)==
August 13-15, 2021 was online.
 
==Readercon 32 (2023)==
July 13-16, 2023 at the Boston Quincy Marriott in Quincy, MA
===Fanfiction Panels===
Included a panel, Fanfic: Progressive, Regressive, with authors Cecelia Tan, Sunny Moraine, Foz Meadows, and Catt Kingsgrave, to discuss mindsets and biases that follow people into speculative fanfiction.Readercon Schedule
==Readercon 33 (2024)==
July 11-14, 2024
 
==References==
Category:Conventions in United States
Readers of the Lost Joke

Raiders of the Lost Joke is a creation of Gordon Carleton. It was sold by T'Khutian Press.
It is a storyboarded poster of the adventures of intrepid Michigana Jones printed 11' x 17' on 65 lb. gold parchment with brown in in a limited, number edition. It was the winner of "Best Cartoon" at DenVention #2 in 1981. One could purchase this poster for #3.25 FC, and it was mailed in a cardboard tube.
The second installment of Michy's adventures was printed in WARPED SPACE 50, and the third, "Michigana Jones and the Cockpit of Doom" was sold at WorldCon (LACon II) in 1984 and but did not appear in a print zine or as a poster.
Category:Indiana Jones
Category:1981 Fanworks
Reading "Reading the Vampire Slayer"

Reading "Reading the Vampire Slayer" is an essay by Sunka. It is a book review of Reading the Vampire Slayer: An Unofficial Critical Companion to Buffy and Angel edited by Roz Kaveney (2001).
It is one of many essays at Octaves, a Buffy and Angel website.
"What happens when a new fan of the Jossverse gets ahold of some essays about the Jossverse?"
==Excerpt==
category:Buffyverse Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Reading Against Intent: Women in fiction, authorial intent, and negative reinvention

Reading Against Intent: Women in fiction, authorial intent, and negative reinvention is an essay by prozacpark. It elaborates on the subject that was laid out in her other post on the perceptions of female characters: "I’ve also seen something I am going to refer to as negative reinvention: wherein, the women characters get imposed with negative readings when there wasn’t one intended".
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Different positions in the narrative, different ways to approach fiction, and their relation to interpretations of female characters
* Authors being less clear on motivations of female characters leaves larger room for interpretations
* The interpretations that the fans choose and how they are influenced by cultural views of women
* Multiple examples from Stargate SG-1, Battlestar Galactica, Farscape, Roswell, X-Men, The Vampire Diaries, Greek Mythology fandoms
==Excerpts==
==Comments==
Category:2011 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Reading a 1977 Zine in 2014: Zebra Three

Reading a 1977 Zine in 2014: Zebra Three #1 is a 2014 dreamwidth post by Intrigueing.
Some topics discussed: fanon, casefic, Starsky & Hutch, Zines, the zine Zebra Three, Served in Combat and Starsky's Military Background, Hurt/Comfort, and meta on memorable emotionally intense scenes in source material and fanfiction. It also includes long and detailed reviews of the stories "Bomb Scare" and "Mojave Crossing."
The author describes herself as a second-generation fan who was not yet born when Zebra Three came out, and says she used fanlore.org itself to research fan history and the Starsky & Hutch fandom. She also reflects on fanfiction concepts from the perspective of a fan from the internet era reading and describing an influential early zine for the first time. 
 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Zine Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Reading the Books

Reading the Books is a trope that appears in literary fandoms, where the book characters discover and read the books. It was popularised by Harry Potter fandom.
It is a trope that is not universally loved; some readers associated Characters Reading the Books with badfic.
A less common variation on this is media characters Watching the Show or Movie.
==Fan Comments==
==Example Fanworks==
===Harry Potter===
*Dramatic Reading series by Srikanth1808 and White_Squirrel (2018-2022)
===Percy Jackson===
*Hope Is A Delicate Thing by BandKid247 and oh__peachy (2021-2024)
*Reading Percy Jackson series by Lorixjake (2020-2023)
*Baby's first exceptionally bad time by SnufflesThePig (2021-2023)
==Archives & Links==
* Characters Reading Harry Potter Books on Ao3
* Characters reading the Percy Jackson books on Ao3
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres
Reading the Room: The Magicians, BTS, and the Emotional Responsibility of Creating Popular Culture

Reading the Room: The Magicians, BTS, and the Emotional Responsibility of Creating Popular Culture is a 4000-word meta essay published on Medium.com by Heidi Samuelson on April 22, 2019. 
It is one of the many pieces of meta written in reaction to the shocking death of Quentin Coldwater in The Magicians' season 4 finale in the days after it aired on April 17, 2019. 
The author interrogates the choices of The Magicians' creators in a wider context and contrasts them with other artists' creative choices in managing the expectations of audiences, art vs realism vs escapism, and the goals of pop culture in general.
==Topics==
*The goals of mass entertainment creators vs artists
*The responsibilities of creators to their audiences
*The role of escapism in pop culture
*The aesthetics of misery in Western art
*The use of death in mass entertainment as a shortcut to "art"
*The failings of The Magicians' Season 4 finale vs the comforting yet realistic message of BTS's music
==Excerpts==
Category:2019 Meta
Category:The Magicians
Category:BTS
Reading the X-Files: Mulder and Scully's "Partnership" and the Question of Queer Marriage, Empedocles (8X17)

Reading the X-Files: Mulder and Scully's "Partnership" and the Question of Queer Marriage, Empedocles (8X17) is an essay by brooklynmili.
It discusses why Mulder and Scully's relationship is not a standard heterosexual love story.
==Excerpt==
 
Category:2008 Meta
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Ready, Fire, Aim

Ready, Fire, Aim is a Steve/Tony story by gyzym. It has two sequels, Situation Normal: All Fucked Up (27,000 words) and Momentum (15,593 words).
Summary: There's no "I" in "Avenger."
The /report episode from December 18, 2011, includes a fic rec for Ready, Fire, AimSlash Report - 18 December 2011. (Accessed 01 May 2012) and neo_star0114 podficced the story. A download link is in the AO3 notes.
The story is mentioned in the article Earth 616, Earth 1610, Earth 3490—Wait, what universe is this again? The creation and evolution of the Avengers and Captain America/Iron Man fandom by Catherine Coker, published in TWC Vol 13 (2013).
==Recs and Reviews==
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* by xxdoublexx
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Ready Go! (Pokémon doujinshi by Taji)

Ready Go! is a Pokémon doujinshi by Taji. It is primarily gen but may contain some Ash x Gary (Satoshi x Shigeru). One review states:
Image:Ready Go Taji front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Ready Go Taji sample1.png|Inside art
Image:Ready Go Taji sample2.png|Inside art
== References ==
Category: Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Ready Go! (Pokémon doujinshi by Vivid Kids)

Ready Go! is a Pokémon doujinshi by Vivid Kids that contains the Ash x Misty (Satoshi x Kasumi) pairing. One review states:
Image:Ready Go Vivid Kids front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Ready Go Vivid Kids sample1.png|Inside art
Image:Ready Go Vivid Kids sample2.png|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Ready Room

Ready Room is a gen anthology Star Trek: TOS and Star Trek: TNG fiction. It may be a clubzine.
"USS Kestral -- Enterprise-class cruiser. USS Tutakai--Galaxy-class cruiser. New ships, new crews. With subscription get unlimited access to Ready Room BBS." -- from an ad in Datazine #56
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1980s
Ready and Will-ing

Ready and Will-ing is a gen Star Trek: TNG Jonathon Frakes fan club newsletter for fffJF. 
There are at least eleven issues. They all run about 12 pages, and have con reports, zine reviews, acting reviews relating to Frakes and a few LoCs.
==Issue 1==
Ready and Will-ing 1
==Issue 2==
Ready and Will-ing 2 was published in 1991.
==Issue 3==
Ready and Will-ing 3 was published in Spring 1991.
==Issue 4==
Ready and Will-ing 4
==Issue 5==
Ready and Will-ing 5 was published in Autumn 1991.
==Issue 6==
Ready and Will-ing 6 was published in 1992.
==Issue 7==
Ready and Will-ing 7
==Issue 8==
Ready and Will-ing 8 was published in 1993.
==Issue 9==
Ready and Will-ing 9
==Issue 10==
Ready and Will-ing 10 was published in 1993.
==Issue 11==
Ready and Will-ing 11 was published in Fall 1993.
 
 
 
Category:Star Trek Actor-centric Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
Reaffirmation (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine)

Reaffirmation is a Kung Fu: The Legend Continues novel by JP Kraft. It has 188 pages, is coil bound, and has a color cover.
==Summary==
From the publisher's website: "A year after leaving the precinct, Peter Caine, Shaolin priest, is assailed by a vision of death. He goes to his friends at the 101st, only to be rebuffed because he's not a cop any more. The vision comes true, and Peter finds himself alone, facing a decision which will take him down the path of ultimate darkness at the side of a sworn enemy.
==Excerpt==
"Peter Caine." The voice like smooth whiskey sent chills down Peter's spine. "I am surprised."
 "Why?" Peter asked, beating down his instinctive fear and dislike for the man. "You know what's going on in Chinatown."
 "I do." Bon Bon Hai inclined his head at a manservant waiting to serve tea. "Please, join me."
 Peter bowed slightly. "Thank you." He waited until the tea was poured and his host raised his cup and sipped lightly. Then he picked up his own cup and drank deeply.
 The hint of an amused smile danced on Bon Bon Hai's lips. "Who would have thought that you and I would ever sit down to tea together?"
 "Yeah, well, desperate times call for desperate measures," Peter said quietly. He sat still under his host's appraising eyes. He'd never seen such cold eyes in his life, not even Tan's gaze had unnerved him like this. He realized that for all his polish and manners, Bon Bon Hai was the embodiment of evil.
There was a part of him that wanted to turn and run. The boy from the temple who still lived inside him trembled. He knew, the boy, what the man was doing. What it would mean. They were standing on the edge of the abyss. Man and boy, separate and yet together. Trembling.
 "Desperate measures?" Bon Bon Hai raised an elegant eyebrow. "Yes, it must be desperate indeed for you to come to me."
 "I've come to offer you a deal."
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Reaffirmation (Star Trek: TOS story)

Reaffirmation is a K/S story by Elizabeth Scott.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #10.
==Summary==
"Different planets breed different cultures, different desires... Established lovers, Kirk and Spock learn to adapt to and deal with their many vast dissimilarities." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
 
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
ReafyStats

ReafyStats is a fanmade statistics website for MC Championship created by Sorbetes. It hosts detailed stats on every player in the event and their performance in each event. It was created with the help of the wider MCC fandom, such as the subreddit and Discord.
ReafyStats's code has also been forked and used for the official stats site for the event BlockWars.BlockWars (Accessed 12/5/2023)
==References==
Category:MCYT
Reagan Ridley

Reagan Ridley is the protagonist of the animated series Inside Job. 
==Canon==
Reagan Ridley is the daughter of former Cogito Inc. CEO and current asshole Rand Ridley. She has been a gifted scientist from a young age, but a combination of bad parenting and underdeveloped social skills means that she struggles to connect emotionally with others. 
==Fandom==
Reagan is a fan favorite, and much of the fan content for the series centers her development. A common trope in fanworks is emotional hurt/comfort, typically involving Brett helping Reagan deal with her trauma. 
Reagan is frequently headcanoned as autistic, which is supported by a running gag in the episode 'Blue Bloods' where Reagan is twice assumed to have Asperger's syndrome. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
* I am perhaps a Reagan Ridley enjoyer by oakleybillions
* okay you’re everything by simplecroquette
* She just, has this energy, and I think that’s pretty neat :) by minimuii
* shes pretty by mocndu
* The weirdgirl rep we deserve by magyckian
===Fic===
* It Opened Up My Eyes by mollyscribbles
* a primer for the small weird loves by rosesandoleander
* Self-Established by solivaganteros
===Vids===
* betrayal. by moonflyes
* rät by xCartoonCarro
* That's My Girl! by Pink Iced Tea
* you fucking monster. by just.for.h3r