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Walking the Line Series

The Walking the Line series is by xf stew (alone), xf-stew and Ainsley Wallace, and by Ainsley Wallace (alone).
It is a Scully/Other fic with an original character named Anne Kazmerowski (Kaz). Many fans refer to it as "the watermark of all Scully slash."
The first part won a 1997 Whammy Award for Best Scully Slash.
==The Series==
* by xf stew ("Scully strikes up a friendship with an intriguing young woman. Lieutenant Commander Anne Kazmerowski of the US Navy is smart, witty, talented, and extremely attractive. Scully finds herself drawn to Kaz, and experiencing powerful feelings she's never dealt with before. What is she going to tell Mulder... or her mother?")
* by xf stew had the subtitle "Home for the Holidays" when it was posted to Usenet in December 1997
* by xf stew ("Kaz and Scully spend a nice Saturday afternoon discussing stereo manuals, societal labelling, the Indigo Girls, and a really icky dream about something that could just *never* happen.")
* by Ainsley Wallace ("The cancer is back.")
* by Ainsley Wallace ("Kaz and Scully share their second Christmas together.")
* by Ainsley Wallace and xf-stew ("Scully and Kaz take their love and trust to another level in this short tale.")
* Walking the Line IV: Trials by xf stew (""Tunguska" and "Terma" told only half the story. This is the rest of it.")
==Author's Introduction to the First Part==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fics Inspired by "Walking the Line" Series==
* Learning to Breathe by vegawriter ("Dedication: Thirteen years ago, I fell in love with a character. Not Dana Scully so much but Anne Kazmerowski, a beautifully written original character who seemed to complete Scully in ways Mulder didn’t for me at the time. In fact, the two of them together helped to bring me out of the closet. In the years since, I’ve thought about including Kaz in stories, in honor of the author who created her, but I’ve never done her justice. This story helps me do that and I make references to happenings in each of the stories, including Scully's second bout with cancer and the adorable Brandi. It’s a slight canon change – mostly the lack of a baby for Mulder and Scully. Kaz can be found in the Walking the Line series which is still up in its entirety at the ScullySlash archive. (Links to the first story and the ScullySlash home page.") (August 7, 2010)
==References==
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
Category:1990s
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Walking the Tightrope: Experiments and Risk Taking in Zine Design

Walking the Tightrope: Experiments and Risk Taking in Zine Design is a 1986 essay by Carolyn Cooper.
It was printed in Blue Pencil #4.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* engagement with one's readers in the production of a zine
* bucking, and reinforcing, expectations
* stylistic choices in zines
==From the Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Wall

==Fiction==
* The Wall, a Star Trek: TOS story by Kathy Tipton
* Walls, a Star Trek: TOS story by Autumn Hill
* The Wall, a Sentinel story by Xanthe
* Waiting in Vain and The Wall, a Sentinel story and zine
==Glossary Terms==
* Fourth Wall, a glossary term
* Breaking the Fourth Wall, a glossary term
==Meta==
* The Wall, a 1978 essay by Jeff Johnston that addressed the current feud in Star Trek: TOS fandom and explicit fanworks
==Awards==
* The Fourth Wall, a video award contest
Wall Scrawl

Wall Scrawl is a Doctor Who zine. 
It is likely there were only two issues.
==Issue 1==
Wall Scrawl 1 was published in March/April 1989.
* Mark Strickson, Julie Brennon interview
* Maurice Roeves interview
* puzzles page
* press clippings
* short story: "The Holocaust"
==Issue 2==
Wall Scrawl 2 was published in May/June 1989.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Wall Sex

Wall sex is a sexual trope that involves two characters having sex against a wall or other vertical surface. In general, one character remains standing, pressing or holding the second character, who clings to them, against the wall. There are also variations that involve both characters standing.
This is fairly popular scenario in film and television. It allows characters to be intimate without having to fully undress, avoiding graphic nudity that might result in a higher rating. For this reason, it's also a common scenario in fanart, as it can allow an artist to leave it to the viewer to decide whether the scene depicts clothed intercourse or an intense make-out session. This ambiguity allows them to skirt online content restrictions like Tumblr's NSFW ban.
Table sex is the corollary trope involving characters having sex against a lateral surface.
==Art Gallery==
File:Reylo - Can't Resist You by pandacapuccino.jpg|Star Wars fanart by pandacapuccino – Kylo presses Rey against a wall while kissing her
==External Links==
*Wall Sex tag on AO3
*Wall Bang Her at TVTropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Sexual Tropes & Kinks
Wallace (Pokémon)

Wallace is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. He is a fan favorite and the focus of many fanworks. He also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters, PokéAni and Pokéspe. In Pokémon Emerald, he instead is the Hoenn League Champion, usurping Steven Stone for the title.
The Pokemon he is most associated with are Milotic, Sealeo and Whiscash.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
====M/M====
* Wallace is most commonly paired up with Steven Stone, forming OriginShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called ミクダイ (Mikudai), meaning Wallace is the seme and Steven is the uke in the coupling.
**The opposite is also commonly shipped and is written as ダイミク (Daimiku).
====F/M====
*Wallace is also shipped with Winona, forming GracefulShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ミクナギ (Mikunagi).
* Wallace is also shipped with May, forming EmeraldChampionShipping, which is Female/Male, aka NL. In Japanese, this is called ミクハル (Mikuharu).
====Poly====
*Wallace, Steven and Winona are often shipped together in a polyamorous relationship, dubbed SabotageShipping by English-speaking PKMN fandom.
====Gen====
*Lisia & Wallace is also common where he interacts with his niece Lisia.
===Less Popular Relationships===
*BathysphereShipping - Professor Birch & Wallace
*BeretShipping - Lucas & Wallace
*BetterthanyouShipping - Hugh & Wallace
*BlackWaterShipping - Hilbert & Wallace
*BlossomShipping - Drew & Wallace
*BreakTheInternetShipping - Wallace & Valerie
*BrokenGaydarShipping - Harley, Wallace & Jessie
*BubbleShipping - Wallace & Marill
*CancerShipping - Blue (game), Lance, Red (Special), Steven Stone, Wallace & Cynthia
* CataractShipping - Wallace & Liza (Hoenn)
*ChampionArcShipping - Lance, Steven Stone, Wallace & Cynthia
*ChampionSuccessionShipping - Brendan, Steven Stone & Wallace
*CharybdisShipping - Wallace & Domino
*ClassShipping - Wallace & Paris
*CleanShipping - Wallace & Vaporeon
*CoatlicueShipping - Juan, Wallace & Winona
*CompeteShipping - Brendan, Wallace, Lisia & May
*ConnoisseurShipping - Lawrence III & Wallace
*ContestBoyWishShipping - Wallace & Gemma
*CovenantShipping - Wallace & Rayquaza 
* CozumelShipping - Wallace & Caitlin
*CrystalClearShipping - Wallace & Lyra
*CrystalWaterShipping - Wallace & Kris
*CulinaryShipping - Siebold & Wallace
*CurrentShipping - Wallace & Volkner More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a club on Fanpop
=== Awards ===
* Wallace won the "Who's your favorite Hoenn Gym Leader?" poll in 2024 on Tumblr, conducted by pkmn-go-to-the-polls, receiving 29.1% of the vote. (~24 May 2024)
===Fan Art===
* (2011), Wallace with his Milotic.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Wallace and Gromit's Cracking Contraptions

Wallace & Gromit: Cracking Contraptions is a series of ten short films released in 2002. Each short film features Wallace and Gromit showcasing one of Wallace's latest inventions, which often leads to humorous and unexpected results.
Episodes
* The Soccamatic: Wallace invents a machine to help Gromit practice his soccer skills.
* The Tellyscope: Wallace creates a device to help him watch multiple TV channels at once.
* The Autochef: A robot cook with a mind of its own.
* A Christmas Cardomatic: Wallace designs a machine to automate the process of sending Christmas cards.
* The Snowmanotron: Wallace builds a machine to create the perfect snowman.
* The Bully Proof Vest: Wallace invents a vest to protect himself from bullies.
* The 525 Crackervac: A dangerous vacuum cleaner with a mind of its own.
* The Turbo Diner: Wallace creates a machine to speed up the process of dining.
* The Snoozatron: A device to help Wallace get a good night's sleep.
* The Shopper 13: Wallace invents a machine to help with grocery shopping.
Characters
* Wallace: Wallace is an inventor and cheese enthusiast whose dog Gromit is probably the brains of the pair. They live at 62 West Wallaby Street, Wigan, Lancashire, a house which is packed with strange machines. Their adventures are usually set in and around Wigan; the main exception is A Grand Day Out which visits the Moon. Wallace runs a succession of small businesses based on his inventions, most notably window cleaning (A Close Shave), pest control (The Curse of the Were-Rabbit), and a bakery (A Matter of Loaf and Death). He's absentminded but has a kind heart, although he tends to take Gromit for granted most of the time; he falls in love several times in these films. At various times he has been framed for robbery, cursed, and targeted by a serial killer. He's an enthusiastic cheese eater, if not an addict, and his one attempt to stop eating it, for health reasons, goes disastrously wrong.
* Gromit: Gromit is a dog who happens to be an expert handyman, knits, reads advanced textbooks and newspapers, and understands English perfectly though he never speaks. He is occasionally blamed for the actions of others, and has a general air of longsuffering patience. He also likes cheese.
Production
The series was created using Aardman Animation's signature stop motion clay animation technique. Each short film showcases the creativity and humour that Wallace and Gromit are known for, with intricate details and clever inventions.
Awards and Recognition
Wallace & Gromit's Cracking Contraptions received positive reviews for its creativity, humor, and technical achievements. The series further cemented Wallace and Gromit's status as beloved characters in the world of animation.
Category:Aardman Animation
Category:Animation
Wallace and Gromit's World of Invention

Wallace & Gromit's World of Invention is a six part television series that aired in 2010. The series features Wallace and Gromit exploring real life inventions and inventors, showcasing their own quirky contraptions along the way.
Episodes
* Nature Knows Best: Wallace and Gromit explore inventions inspired by nature.
* Reach for the Sky: They look at inventions that help humans fly.
* Home Sweet Home: The duo investigates home inventions.
* Come to Your Senses: Wallace and Gromit delve into inventions related to the human senses.
* Better Safe Than Sorry: They examine safety inventions.
* From A to B: The pair explores transportation inventions.
Characters
* Wallace: Wallace is an inventor and cheese enthusiast whose dog Gromit is probably the brains of the pair. They live at 62 West Wallaby Street, Wigan, Lancashire, a house which is packed with strange machines. Their adventures are usually set in and around Wigan; the main exception is A Grand Day Out which visits the Moon. Wallace runs a succession of small businesses based on his inventions, most notably window cleaning (A Close Shave), pest control (The Curse of the Were-Rabbit), and a bakery (A Matter of Loaf and Death). He's absentminded but has a kind heart, although he tends to take Gromit for granted most of the time; he falls in love several times in these films. At various times he has been framed for robbery, cursed, and targeted by a serial killer. He's an enthusiastic cheese eater, if not an addict, and his one attempt to stop eating it, for health reasons, goes disastrously wrong.
* Gromit: Gromit is a dog who happens to be an expert handyman, knits, reads advanced textbooks and newspapers, and understands English perfectly though he never speaks. He is occasionally blamed for the actions of others, and has a general air of longsuffering patience. He also likes cheese.
Production
The series was created using Aardman Animation's signature stopmotion clay animation technique. Each episode combines liveaction segments with the animated antics of Wallace and Gromit, providing a humorous and educational look at the world of invention.
Awards and Recognition
Wallace & Gromit's World of Invention received positive reviews for its creativity, humor, and educational value. The series further cemented Wallace and Gromit's status as beloved characters in the world of animation.
Category:Aardman Animation
Category:Animation
Category:Live-action Television
Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave

Wallace & Gromit: A Close Shave is a 1995 stop motion animated short film directed by Nick Park. It is the third film featuring the beloved characters Wallace and Gromit and continues their series of charming and humorous adventures.
Plot Summary
In A Close Shave (1995), Wallace and Gromit run a window cleaning business. Their peaceful life is disrupted when they become involved in a sheep rustling plot led by a sinister dog named Preston. Wallace falls in love with Wendolene Ramsbottom, the owner of a wool shop, while Gromit is framed for the sheep thefts. Together, they must uncover the truth and save the day.
Characters
* Wallace (voiced by Peter Sallis): is an inventor and cheese enthusiast whose dog Gromit is probably the brains of the pair. They live at 62 West Wallaby Street, Wigan, Lancashire, a house which is packed with strange machines. Their adventures are usually set in and around Wigan; the main exception is A Grand Day Out which visits the Moon. Wallace runs a succession of small businesses based on his inventions, most notably window cleaning (A Close Shave), pest control (The Curse of the Were-Rabbit), and a bakery (A Matter of Loaf and Death). He's absent-minded but has a kind heart, although he tends to take Gromit for granted most of the time; he falls in love several times in these films. At various times he has been framed for robbery, cursed, and targeted by a serial killer. He's an enthusiastic cheese eater, if not an addict, and his one attempt to stop eating it, for health reasons, goes disastrously wrong.
* Gromit: is a dog who happens to be an expert handyman, knits, reads advanced textbooks and newspapers, and understands English perfectly though he never speaks. He is occasionally blamed for the actions of others, and has a general air of long-suffering patience. He also likes cheese.
* Wendolene Ramsbottom: Owner of a knitting shop and the romantic interest of Wallace. Unfortunately, she is a cheese hater.
* Preston: Wendolene's cyborg dog and the main antagonist of the film.
* Shaun the Sheep: Stolen by Preston but escapes into Wallace's home.
Production
The film was created using Aardman Animations' signature stopmotion clay animation technique. It took over a year to complete, with Nick Park and his team meticulously crafting each frame. The film's success helped establish Aardman Animations as a leading studio in the world of animation.
Awards and Recognition
A Close Shave won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1996. It received critical acclaim for its creativity, humour, and technical achievements. The film's success paved the way for future Wallace and Gromit adventures, including The Curse of the Were-Rabbit.
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Category:Aardman Animation
Category:Animated Film
Wallow Zine

You may be looking for Wallow Plus.
Wallow Zine is a gen Blake's 7 anthology published in the UK. On the cover, "If you felt sorry for the Decimas, worried about Enso's fishe's, loved 'Countdown' & believe Kerr Avon to be the most emotional of Blake's crew... then, this is the zine for you."
* A Travis Story by Dorothy Davies
* Anna (part 1 and 2) by Carole S. Fairman
* Time that Has Passed by Carole S. Fairman (from an idea by Pat Thomas)
Image:wallowfront.jpg|front cover
Image:wallowinside1.jpg|inside art
Image:wallowinside2.jpg|inside art
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1980s
Wallpaper

Wallpaper in fandom terminology generally refers to an image or piece of art used as a computer desktop background. It may be a photograph, a screencap, photo manipulation (manip), an image created with a video game enigine, a drawing, painting, comic, chibi, collage or other traditional or digital fan art. Subjects may include a favourite character, pairing or group, a canon scene or object, landscape, portrait or still life. 
Wallpapers may be created for a particular fansite, fanfic or fanwork, or for a challenge or fest. Canon creators may offer wallpapers for fans to download from official sites.
(Needs: wallpaper examples, types and attitudes in different fandoms, technical requirements - eg offering resolutions for different screen sizes, controversies - "does it count as fanart?", sites that will host it - see Fanart#Photo_Manipulations for some material.)
==Technical Requirements==
For Forever Knight fandom's long-running Kickstart the Knight campaign, wallpapers were created depicting different characters; but each had to be offered in (a) three different sizes (640x480, 800x600, 1024x768), and (b) for Windows and Mac, i.e. six versions of each design.
==Gallery==
Example wallpapers on Fanlore:
File:Ares and Gabrielle.jpg|Ares/Gabrielle, early 2000s
File:Da thedas small.jpg|Dragon Age wallpaper from the official website
File:Hanson1024x768.jpg|Hanson, 2008
File:Rps sample wallpaper anunlikelypair1024ec9 (1024x768) .jpg|Supernatural RPF, 2008
File:Exact change sample wallpaper.jpg|Supernatural, 2007
==References==
Category:Visual_Art
Walls/Roads

Walls and Roads are Hanson fanfics by Sheryl and Laurie, written in the early days of the fandom and originally hosted by Tania at Boy Band Blues Fiction. The stories deal with drug abuse, child abuse, depression and the price of fame. The authors provided the following disclaimer/warning:
==Walls==
The first story, Walls is only ten chapters long. It jumps back and forth in time as Taylor attempts to understand why he's woken up in a hospital bed, and shows his quick descent into drug abuse.
==Roads==
The second story, Roads is 44 chapters long and begins almost immediately after the end of Walls. In it, Taylor's family attempt to cope with what has happened to the band while struggled to come to terms with the reason why he turned to drugs.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
File:roadszac.jpg|Drawing by Jeanette of a scene in chapter 41 of Roads
File:walls-accusinglooks.jpg|Drawing by Jeannette inspired by Walls
File:walls-remorse.jpg|Drawing by Jeanette inspired by Walls
==Awards==
Walls was story of the week at Hanson Story Links. Walls/Roads won awards in the Hanfic Awards, Hanson Fan Fiction Awards, Hanson Story Awards, Literary Hanfic Awards, Really Big Hanson Fanfic Awards and TP Hanfic Awards. The stories were nominated for Hanspirational Fan Fiction Awards. These stories are also featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame, as well as the Hanson Story Database top 50.
==References==
Category:Hanson Gen Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Walls of Glass

Hero is a slash Starsky & Hutch story by Charlotte Frost. 
It was printed in Heart and Soul #1 and later online.
==The Author Comments==
==Reactions and Reviews: At the Time this Story was Published==
==Reactions and Reviews: Later Comments==
===2001===
===2003===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Wally (fan writer)

Wally is a fan writer perhaps best known in The Professionals fandom. Many of her works were published as novel zines by Nut Hatch Press, and she also contributed to several Nut Hatch Press fiction anthology zines.
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== The Professionals Novel Zines ===
* A Throw of the Dice] (1991)
* In the Future Tense (1992)
* Hostage to Peace (1994)
* Echoes of Elfland Horns Trilogy
** Echoes of Elfland Horns (1998)
** Sparrow Through the Hall (1997)
** No Vanity (1999)
* Cleopatra's Nose (1999)
=== Contributions to The Professionals Anthologies ===
* "And Future Dreams" -- in The Dreaming Stone Stories (1991)
* "Clarke's Third Law" -- in Leather and Blue Jeans: Issue 1 (1993)
* "Faint Scent of Roses" -- in Homosapien 6 (1999)
Category:Fanwriters
Wally West

Wally West is a DC Comics character and started out as the sidekick of the Flash, Barry Allen, and as such was the first character to take the Kid Flash name. He later follows in Barry’s footsteps and takes on the Flash identity.
==Canon==
He is a founding member of the Teen Titans and later as Flash also joins the Justice League.
He was the Flash in the DC Animated Universe and is a main character in the Young Justice cartoon.
The character has been rebooted in the New 52 continuity as African American, undergoing considerable changes in backstory to fit in the new universe.
In the CW's The Flash television series, Wally first appears in the second seasonThe Flash (CW) Season 2 Episode 9 "Running to Stand Still" first appearance, although was mentioned (unnamed) in an earlier episode. and is the younger brother to Iris West and son of Joe West. He has a similar background as the New 52 Wally. This is different then the original backstory of Wally in the comics where he was the nephew of the existing Flash character's girlfriend and later wife, Iris West.
==Fandom==
===Reactions to his absence in the New 52===
===Reactions to his appearance in the New 52===
===Common Tropes & Themes===
===Pairings===
In the fandom surrounding the DC Animated Universe he is most often paired with Bruce Wayne. He was also shipped with the other main characters such as Shayera Hol. A fairly rare pairing is Wally/Kara.
In Young Justice the main pairing are with his teammates Artemis Crock and Dick Grayson (BirdFlash) (who is also one of his best friends in pre-Flashpoint comics continuity).
So far in the Arrowverse, Wally has been shipped with Jesse Wells, Linda Park (his comicsverse girlfriend/wife), and Iris West.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Fanart===
===Vids===
===Meta===
=== Zines ===
* Three of a Kind - focused on them and also Conner Hawke and Kyle Rayner
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Wally West tagged works at AO3
*Wally West works at FFN (Flash (CW))
*Wally West works at FFN (Young Justice (cartoon))
*Wally West works at FFN (Young Justice (comics))
*Wally West works at FFN (Teen Titans (comics))
*Kid Flash works at FFN (Teen Titans (cartoon))
*Wally West tag at Tumblr.
*Wally West tag at Deviantart.
==Resources==
* Wally West at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:The Flash
Category:Young Justice Characters
Category:Teen Titans Characters
Category:Arrowverse Characters
Walpurgisnacht

"Walpurgisnacht" is a Puella Magi Madoka Magica AMV created by TeSh. The video is set to an instrumental piece of music, and was posted to YouTube on 16 Feb 2011. As of 13 Sept 2021, it has over 629K views on YouTube. 
"Walpurgisnacht" uses footage from the show to create an alternate timeline in which Akemi Homura works together with fellow magical girls Tomoe Mami, Miki Sayaka, andSakura Kyouko in an attempt save their classmate Kaname Madoka and the city of Mitakihara from the witch Walpurgisnacht. 
==Summary==
==Comments (YouTube)==
==References==
Category:Puella Magi Madoka Magica