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What You Don't Know

What You Don't Know is a Merlin/Arthur vid by Solanyxe. Song/Artist: What You Don't Know by Monrose | Length: 03:45 | Size: 59,0 MB (avi, download link).
Summary: "From Merlin's point of view, concerning the things we all knew right from the first episode and Arthur still (!) doesn't know. Merlin's magic, his feelings..."
What You Don't Know won first place in the Camelot Music Video Awards in the "Pairing: Merlin/Arthur" category.
The vid is posted to YouTube and has more than 14,000 views.Goddessofmoon89. Arthur/Merlin Playlist. (Accessed 26 July 2010) WMG had it removed for copyright reasons for a period of time, but it is posted back up again.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HceAf3FuK9g. (Accessed 16 May 2012)
Solanyxe has a knack for combining the perfect song choice with great editing and timing to show the real story that is hidden in the source material and the vid convinces you that this is exactly what Merlin thinks and what he means when he looks at Arthur.
==Comments==
* "I love this vid so much! The song is a natural fit for Merlin's story and there are so many details I like, I don't even know where to start. If I had to pick one, it would be the part with "I already kissed you in the shadows of my heart" at 1:39 because the clip choice of Merlin blowing out the candle/stick illustrates both the kissing and the shadows and the context is one where Merlin's thoughts are with Arthur. This a really beautiful vid." (frogspace)frogspace. Comment, 14 December 2008. (Accessed 26 July 2010)
* "I loved you long before we were alive I love how you chose that scene of the dragon telling Merlin of their prophecy to convey that part of the lyric. Great job!" (pkai7)pkai7. Comment, 15 December 2008. (Accessed 26 July 2010)
* "I like how you show Merlin all serious and melancholic, especially in the beginning of the clip. I really think through the series, the more he comes to like and respect Arthur, the harder it is for him to keep his secret. Not only because he has to rescue him - a lot - [...] but because he doesn't want to hide any secrets from him. [...] Thank you for sharing this great video with us. And thank you especially for making it available for download in a good quality. As nice as it is to snoop through YouTube to see a broad selection of vids I find I like to save the good ones to my harddrive to enjoy them again and again (and in better quality than the YT flv's)." (moreslash4me)moreslash4me. Comment, 15 December 2008. (Accessed 26 July 2010)
==References==
Category:Merlin Vids
Category:Slash Vids
Category:2008 Vids
What a Day for a Daydream

What a Day for a Daydream is a Kirk/Spock story by Ariadne. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #56.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are unaware of the bond they share until TʼPau decides to take things into her own hands."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been

What a Long, Strange Trip It's Been is a zine in the World of Warcraft fandom. It features the work of 114 artists and 7 writers.
== About ==
== Charity ==
== Artists ==
Adurna
Air Shine
AJ (DrawingsDrawingsEverywhere)
Akaiba
Akanetto
Alannah Munro
Aleta Pérez
Aleyn Kidd
Alynissia (Bryss)
Amphy
Angel Moriarity
Angela O'Hara
Anraheth
Aokori
Ariel S.W.
ArtByAeva
Ashley Whitham
Black Parrot G.G.
BoilingHeart
Cadistra
Camila 'Skye' Herrera
Carrie Narveson (Avaltor)
Constanzzze
Danni Beth
Darisper (Julia Gomez)
Deliliah
Desdi
Dex
Dianita
Eggu
Elyfar
Emily L'Orange
Ensuh
Eva Olsen
Evan Hart (elfwizards)
ExeCuteCookie
Faebelina
FarseerDri
Feyvia
Fiamma (1221s)
Fried Unicorn Studio
Fussypants
Fyreuni
Gabriel Lopez
Gustav Ferri
Heather Curfman
Jay "Io" Herweg
Jessica Pomatto (Pyrar)
Jorlex
Karena Kliefoth
Katy Pinnock
Keilink
Kellie "Dee" L
Khayr
Kimberly Anne
Kinari
Kirsten
Kyra
lambscape
Lindsey K.
Lowmaine
LYCHGATE
Lyeric
Lynx Araneth
Maddy (Feathers)
Madison "MadMaddie" S. Barclay
Matt DeMino
Maud
Mischi
Molly "Khaarma" Merrill
Monika "Ailish" Filipiak
Monniponi
Naariel
Nekrokat
Nephiam
Nerillin
Nesquidly
Nevirra
Nighte
Nightprowler Art (Kira Ihlein)
Noxychu
Nyoto
party-of-three
Phoenix "Fuzz" Hayes
Phosphonian
PrplGrl
Quel'Fabulous
Quinloki
Rae Young
Raxellia
Rayeliann
Ren Marchewka
Rune Johansson
Ruru
S.Hare
Samantha Kempf
Samantha Walker
Samariyu
Serene
Shae Cordova
Skyla Rundell, A.K.A. Vennecca
Soraya Lamoudi (Liandri Trooper)
SoyBee/Magichuenicorn
Ssapdra
Stendra
Stormweaver Arts
Straya Obscura
Tara C.S.
Thunderstar-zaram
Tiffany 'Foxy' Fox
Tiffany Ayala
tiramisuuz
Troy 'Grim' Guhr
Tsepish
Usual Naovi
Yaiza Yarome
Yshiara Lohein
Zailene Herrera
Zuhani
ZulterithCreations
Zyralire
Category:World of Warcraft
Category:Fantasy Zines
Category:Charity Zines
What a Wonderful World

What a Wonderful World (ホワット ア ワンダフル ワールド) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Hachimitsu released for the 65th edition of Comiket. It is Harry x Draco and is drawn in a chibi style.
Image:What a Wonderful World front.jpg|Front cover
Image:What a Wonderful World back.jpg|Back cover
Image:What a Wonderful World sample.jpg|Inside art
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
What and Whom to Review

What and Whom to Review is a 1982 essay by Paula Smith.
It was printed in S and H, a Starsky & Hutch letterzine, issue #36. 
 
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==The Essay==
 
 
==References==
 
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta 
Category:Meta in Print
What are Literary Music Videos?

What are Literary Music Videos? was an article about vidding written by Mary S. Van Deusen.
It is an article that describes her start in vidding, song choice, point of view, and the technological challenges of the day. 
Also see Making Your Own Song Tapes and My Background in Making Song Videos.
==Topics==
* What are Literary Music Videos?
* Why We Make Them and Why We Watch Them
* Point of View
* Getting More Complicated
* How Complex Can They Get?
* What are You Looking for in a Song
* Some of My Favorites
==Visual Representation of Changes In Vidding Technology==
From Mary's essay:
		
==Excerpts==
==References==
 
Category:1990s Meta
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What are the Odds

What are the Odds is an Kirk/Spock story by mattmetzger.
Summary: Formerly 'Love and Fate.' Spock's life is abruptly destroyed, and it is immediately apparent that things are never going to be the same. Jim finds himself caught between two terrible outcomes, and about to take the greater of two evils.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek AOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction
What constitutes 'old-time'?

What constitutes 'old-time'? is a 1996 essay posted to Virgule-L. It is quoted anonymously here with permission.
The tongue-in-cheek essay was in response to a fan's suggestion of a panel for the upcoming Escapade about "old-time" fans and/or fandom.
The topic was the many differing definitions and styles of fandom.
For additional context, Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==From the Essay==
Category:1996 Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
What do I need to know to write Lone Gunmen fic?

What do I need to know to write Lone Gunmen fic? is an essay by Erynn.
This essay is mostly a fandom primer regarding characters on the show. It, however, has sections in the middle about fan canon and slash.
It was originally posted on a Lone Gunmen mailing list, then to alt.tv.x-files.creative posting on April 18, 2001. It was reposted to the X-Files website Working Stiffs in 2001. 
==Introduction==
 
==Some Topics Discussed== 
* Lone Gunmen fiction fanon
* a primer of facts about the show and characters
==Excerpts==
Fanon:
Slash fanon:
==References==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:The Lone Gunmen
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What do you guys think of people reviewing fics like books?

https://www.reddit.com/r/AO3/comments/1akwrat/what_do_you_guys_think_of_people_reviewing_fics/
on Reddit. 
The threads discuss
* GoodReads
* the difference between fic and published works
* The gift economy of fanfiction
Timeline of Feedback and Comment Meta
Category:2024 Meta
Category:Meta on Reddit‏‎
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta‎
What do you think about published fanfic?

What do you think about published fanfic? is a 2009 post by Erastes at "The Macaronis: Historical Romance Out of the Closet." 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* is fanfic legal, desirable, irritating?
* Jane Austen and other book fandoms
* fandom and profit
* are tie-in books fanfic?
* squelching human creativity
* a comment by Josh Lanyon
==The Post==
==Comments: At the Post==
[La Reine Noire]: 
[Chris Smith]: 
[Charlie cochrance]: 
[Pearlsie]: 
[Becky]: 
[Tiggothey]: 
[Josh Lanyon]: 
[Kelley]: 
[tilla]: 
[Erastes]: 
[farida]: 
[Karen Klink]: 
[mistry89]: 
[junkfoodmonkey]: 
[Erastes]: 
[Anne Hawley]: 
[Lee Rowan]: 
[Jennifer Thorne]: 
category:2009 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Jane Austen 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta
What does it for me: SF elements in SGA stories

What does it for me: SF elements in SGA stories is a 2010 essay by Carolyn Claire.
==Introduction==
The post's introduction: 
==The Stories Referred to and Discussed==
* Synthesis by Thingswithwings 
* The Ones You Leave Behind by Leah
* Whipping Boy by Skinscript 
*The Fourteenth of Green by Kanata
*Dearest by Lavvyan 
==Excerpts==
==Excerpts from Comments at the Original Post==
* [noracharles]: 
* [carolyn claire]: 
[sholio]: 
* [mrs. hamill]: 
* [carolyn claire]: 
* [carolyn claire]: 
==References==
Category: Fanfiction Meta
Category: Stargate Atlantis Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
What does the future hold for STAR TREK?

What does the future hold for STAR TREK? is a 1984 essay by Cathy Conrad.
It was printed in Epsilon Nine Friendship Messages v.7 n.2.
One topic on fan minds at that time was the newly released third film, The Search for Spock.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Star Trek franchise
* fan power and pressure (aka "inveigle") on Paramount got films and a named space craft
* fan responsibility to "grow" the fandom 
* possible fan support of change in the story, and support for new characters
* demographics of fans and fan service
* "capable writers and producers" are required to keep the franchise fresh and appealing
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
What doesn't kill you makes you stronger

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger is a vid by xxOiseaudecirexx for the Once Upon a Time characters, mainly focusing on Snow White aka Mary Margaret Blanchard with some Charming/Snow undertones. 
As of October 29 2013, the video has more than 34,500 views.
==Vidder's note/Summary==
:""you think you got the best of me; think you had the last laugh"
:Everyone has a favourite vidding show, for most it's TVD for me it's Once upon a time, i have a LOT of ideas and i think i could vid every character of the show :) I would love to do a cast or a Rumple vid!
:So this one is about badass Snow, she was even a little scary in the last episode ;)"
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Once Upon A Time Vids
Category:2012 Vids
What happens next

what happens next (subtitle: will shock you) is a webcomic by maximumgraves. It began updating on its own website in November 2021, although early pages were posted to Twitter as early as April 2021.. Twitter posts of the first ~50 pages of the comic. Posted between 26 April 2021 and 2 June 2021. As of October 2024, it has published over 1,000 pages in five chapters. 
While the plot of the comic is about a fictional murder, internet scandal, and how these impact the lives of the characters, the plot beats and themes closely reference certain events and trends in fandom, particularly Tumblr fandom.
==Canon==
The comic so far is divided into five chapters:
#dog names: is more of an outsider-POV, basically some other Extremely Online tumblr person doing a Youtube explainer video of the whole murder incident and fallout on tumblr. dog names was intended to function as a standalone work.
#someone else: about the growing friendship and then failure of that friendship between the Explainer Youtuber and Milo (the protagonist/murder-accomplice/etc.), introduces Gage as Griffin's boyfriend
#no matter what: and the third part [and the longest] is close-focus on Milo trying to rebuild his life and establish some independence from his controlling family, eventually moving in with Gage
#victim impact statement: follows the life of Claire (sister of the murder victim) in the days and years following her sister's murder.
#you'll all be sorry: follows Vikki and Xandra
===Notable Characters===
* Milo Holliday, accomplice, Tumblr user autisticstarlightglimmer
*Viktoria "Vikki" Escamilla, YouTuber who interviews Milo
*Griffin Petty, Milo and Haylie's childhood friend, turned murderer of Haylie and Savannah
*Gage Ludemann, Griffin's boyfriend, later Milo's roommate, Tumblr user bloodswallows
*Haylie Gorski, the second murder victim
*Xandra Blumberg, Vikki's friend
*Claire Gorski, Haylie's younger sister
*Audrey Hill, Claire's girlfriend
*Aaron Wagner, Claire and Audrey's friend
*Savannah Plunkett, the first murder victim
==Fandom==
Fans have found the comic's depiction of Tumblr fandom particularly relatable or gutting.
 
===Other Comments===
*, compiled by thetransintransgenic on 7 August 2022.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by katydidz
* by ravenlynclemens, 2023
* by smallmario, 2023
* , by kentishizzie, 2023
===Fanfic===
*
===Other ===
*.
* by thewebcomicsreview
* -- discussing whether Milo's or Vicky's were the more proximate cause of the new harrassment campaign Milo is facing.
** about " the specific asymmetrical hypervisibility that's becoming more and more common, and dives into/demands the sort of (not morally deserved by the subject, but morally mandatory by the observer) empathy that is becoming more and more necessary (and yet often refused)."
*, cosplay by d-i-r-k-s-t-r-i-d-e-r, 2023
==Resources==
===Comic Links===
*Official Website
*Comic Fury profile
*author's twitter
===Fandom Links===
*Tumblr tags: #what happens next comic, #what happens next, #whn
*What Happens Next page on TVTropes
*What Happens Next (Webcomic) works on AO3
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text 
Category:Webcomics
What heart's ease must queens neglect

What heart's ease must queens neglect by thrace is a popular Clexa fanfiction hosted on Archive of Our Own. It is a modern royalty AU that was published in 8 chapters from February 14 to May 8, 2017. It is part one in a two-part series titled Markenland.
The summary from AO3:
On AO3, the fic has in excess of 102k hits, 8.2k kudos, 1k comments, and 1.3k bookmarks as of January 2021.
==Overview==
From Milena McKay's review for The Lesbian Review:"A Magnificent Clexa Royal Romance AU: Fanfic Review" by Milena McKay on The Lesbian Review. November 20, 2020. Archived version.
==Reactions and Reviews==
== Fanworks ==
* Fanart by blindwire
* Manip by commander-leksa
* Aesthetic Edit by elphnow
* Aesthetic Edit by queensofhighgarden
==References==
Category:Clexa Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction‎
What is Essential

What is Essential is a slash Stargate SG-1 Jack/Daniel novel by babs and Joag. Its size: 89860 words, 198 pages, web formatted with .5 margins. The print edition's art was in black and white. 
Summary from publisher: "When Jack is injured, how will he - and Daniel - deal with the changes in their lives?"
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2011 Zines
What is Fair Use? (1998 X-Files discussion)

What is Fair Use? is a 1998 post and subsequent discussion by X-Files fans of the topic Fair Use.
A fan named Hindy made the first post, one which a complaint about a fansite Debbilmice that had MSTed one of her fics without permission. The ensuing discussion contains 44 posts by 21 different fans. 
==Some Topics Discussed== 
* Fair Use
* copyright
* The X-Files 
* MSTing
* what is legal versus what is the "right" thing to do 
* the internet as a public venue, USEnet
* complaints about quoting a fan story in a rec, see Complicated Shadows
* fannish confusion regarding Fair Use, coupled with fear of X-File's TPTB
* someone posts ("An attempt to answer common myths about copyright seen on the net and cover issues related to copyright and USENET/Internet publication.") by Brad Templeton
* Rebecca Tushnet comments about the topic of fair use]]
* there is much sniping and infighting regarding other fannish squabbles and past arguments -- while these comments are not directly related to fair use, they do add context to the heated stage these fans were on
* Amperage wished someone would MST Oklahoma
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
What is Fan Fiction -- and why is it making people nervous?

What is Fan Fiction – and why is it making people nervous? is a 2014 essay by Stephen Downes.
It has the teaser: "It has become an internet sensation over the last decade, but not all is as it seems in the world of Fan Fiction."
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay==
* "FanFic" is usually based on a "published author's" works
* fanfic "embellishes, alters, or rewrites... with new storylines, characters, alternative endings, beginnings, and substitutes sets of morals, ideals or sexual politics"
* fanfic "has become an internet sensation or the last decade"
* the most prolific amount of fanfic is based on Star Wars, followed by Star Trek, Twilight, Lord of the Rings, and Dungeons & Dragons
* "FanFic has become more than gameplay for adults, it has become a serious financial and creative engine driving the movie, literature and television business rather than being driven by it."
* FanFic writers are evenly split by gender: sci-fi-fantasy is written by boys and erotic-paranormal-fantasy is written by girls 
* FanFic writers are alienated in school and escape into the fantasy worlds offered by writing fan fiction where they develop no social skills and waste their time
* there is too much sexual fanfiction and "There are no controls as to who can read this material and also no controls as to who can write it; children are learning age-inappropriate terminology from reading each other’s work and the work of older, largely anonymous, authors."
* FanFic writers aren't consuming enough "mainstream mediums" -- "FanFic’s impact on young people, in particular, is slowly rotating from the positive to the negative, as young readers stop reading, watching and learning from mainstream mediums and begin to solely enjoy and mimic FanFic. It’s a strange notion, don’t you think, that teenage authors are now writing FanFic homages to other FanFic writers; it will be an interesting journey to see where we end up when the author of a story featuring Captain Kirk has never seen Star Trek!"
==From the Essay==
==Excerpts from the Comments==
 
==References==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
What is Honour?

What is Honour? is a 315-page slash Star Trek: TOS novel in two parts by Doreen Dubois/The UK Group. 
The art is by Barbara P. Gordon and Virginia Lee Smith.
According to an ad in Universal Translator #20, it was originally titled: "Savage Love." 
==Summary==
==Collaboration: The U.K. Group==
From an fan in 1982: 
==From the Editor==
==Other Fanworks Inspired by this Story==
* See What is Truth? by Jane Carnall
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:whatishonour-1.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:whatishonour-2.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:whatishonour-3.jpg|calligraphy by Dagmar Buse
Image:whatishonour-4.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-5.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-6.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-7.jpg|Barbara P. Gordon
Image:whatishonour-8.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-9.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-11.jpg|Virginia Lee Smith
Image:whatishonour-12.jpg| 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1983 Zines
What is Science Fiction?

What is Science Fiction? is a 1976 essay by Steve Kimmel.
It was printed in Sol Plus #3.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* science fiction as literature
* the difference between science fiction and fantasy
* much commentary and response to the essay Star Trek... Or Star Trick?
==Excerpts==
==Fan Discussion==
"Sol Plus" #4 included dueling editorials, aka, a bit of fight, between Kimmel (author of "What is Science Fiction?") and Wilson (author of Star Trek... Or Star Trek?. From the editors of "Sol Plus": 
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1976 Meta
What is Slash?

==Articles, Tropes, Genres==
* Slash
* also see Why Slash
* also see Timeline of Slash Meta
* a massive amount of discussion is in many issues of Strange Bedfellows (APA)
==Essays==
* What is slash? (essay by K.S. Nicholas) (1992 or before)
* by L.R. Bowen (1998?)
* What Slash Is: A Basic Primer by T'Mar (1997?)
* What is slash? (2003 essay by The Brat Queen)
* What *is* slash? by Flamingo (2003)
What is Truth?

What is Truth? is a Kirk/Spock (sorta) and Spock/McCoy (sorta) story by Jane Carnall. 
It was published in the print zine Heroes in the Wilderness.
 
==Summary==
"With its origins in the well known 'What is Honour?' This is a slave story."
==Author's Comments: 1997==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
What is a Mary Sue?

What is a Mary Sue? is a 1992 essay by L.C. Wells.
It was printed in CrosSignals #6.
The author's notes: "My research was mostly done over the last year. Many of my correspondents didn't wish to be identified or quoted directly."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "Who is she (or he)? Where did s/he come from?"
* Mary Sues in professional writing has a long and honorable history, some examples are given
* Mary Sues started in Star Trek fanzines, and were written by beginning writers who didn't have many skills
* Mary Sues got a bad reputation because there were so many of them... also because they were badly written
* "bad" Mary Sues are too perfect, obnoxious, superior to all other characters, dislikeable, two-dimensional, alter egos of the author, and used solely for the author's self-gratification, should be "usable as ferret litter"
* the author cites from stats from Jundland Wastes #10, showing the proliferation of Star Wars (and other) fanzines
* Star Wars fandom spawned a lot of Mary Sue parodies, many cruel
* at the end of the 1980s, fandoms became more balkanized; there were many other media fandoms and those fans started zines and fannish spaces dedicated to those fandoms - the days of having only Star Trek and Star Wars (there is no mention of other active fandoms such as Starsky & Hutch, Man from U.N.C.L.E., comics, and other interests)
* this "fracturing" and separating of fans meant that there were new fans writing in new spaces without the benefit of the history and mentoring that older, centralized fannish spaces provided 
* the term Mary Sue has become a blanket dismissal of original female characters, and it is seldom applied to male characters
* nobody ever sets out to write a Mary Sue; the term is applied by others
* a compliment to writers is to say, "your story isn't a Mary Sue"
* oral and fannish history, self-perpetuation of the term: when "Mary Sue" was mentioned at a con panel in 1991, the audience members didn't know what it was - once explained, the term was once again passed on to the future
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:1992 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
What is a Worldcon?

What is a Worldcon? is a 1975 essay by Rich Kolker.
It was printed in Phoenix #1.
Two years later, Kolker proposed World Star Trek Convention.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Science Fiction and Star Trek
* Star Trek fandom visibility
* for profit pro cons vs. fan run cons, and the future of fandom
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Convention Meta