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Letters of Mary

Letters of Mary (abbreviated as LoM) is a YahooGroups list for fans of the Mary Russell novels written by Laurie R. King, describing Russell's adventures and relationship with Sherlock Holmes.
==History==
The list was founded in 2006 as an alternative to the then-existing RUSS-L list, also hosted by Yahoo!Groups. In effect, it might also be described as a successor list to RUSS-L, as message traffic on the RUSS-L list dropped off dramatically immediately following the inception of "Letters of Mary". 
Message traffic on the list has remained generally steady, with members generating several thousand messages annually through 2017. Beginning in fall 2017, message traffic dropped off markedly, with little or no activity at intervals in 2019.
However, on receiving word in October 2019 of Yahoo's intent to delete all user-created content from its servers as of December 14, members immediately began discussing possible means of preserving and/or transferring the group's accumulated messages and content elsewhere.
==Activities==
List members have engaged in a variety of activities throughout the list's existence, including:
* discussion of individual works in the source canon (or Kanon, so called by members to distinguish the Russell stories from the Sherlockian Canon as published by Arthur Conan Doyle)
* creation of fanworks, including fiction and art, based on the Russell stories
* coordination of real-life fan activities, including attendance at mystery conventions and author events featuring appearances by Laurie R. King
As a result of these activities, a sizeable archive of fanworks and resources for fan creators has accumulated and been maintained as a file archive in connection with the Yahoo group.
==Membership==
As of October 2019, Yahoo reports LoM membership at 645.
Category:Sherlock Holmes
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Letters of Transit

Letters of Transit - The Collector's Edition is an 14-part X-Files story by Loch Ness. It is a pastiche-type fusion with the classic film Casablanca.
A sequel, called Letters of Transit II - Marisa based on the 1940 Alfred Hitchcock movie, Rebecca. had been teased by the author, but it seems like only a preview chapter had been ever released.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Trivia==
*since Pendrells official first name "Sean" wasn't known until 1998, the author called him "Ted"
*one of the many XF fics from the 1990s that features a Sarah McLachlan song mention, here Hold On from her 1993 album Fumbling Towards Ecstasy
==References==
 
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Letters to Qui-Gon Jinn

Letters to Qui-Gon Jinn is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Flamethrower.
Summary: When Jedi Master Tahl is murdered, Qui-Gon Jinn leaves the Order, and his Padawan. Obi-Wan Kenobi isn't about to let him go that easily.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Letting Go (Star Trek: TOS story by Darla Michaels)

Letting Go is a Kirk/Spock story by Darla Michaels.
It was published in the print zine First Time #13.
==Summary==
"Spock’s mother dies and Kirk and McCoy go with Spock to Vulcan for the funeral." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Letting Go (Star Trek: TOS story by Patricia Talbott)

Letting Go is a Kirk/Spock story by Pamela Talbott.
It was published in Charisma #15.
 
==Summary==
"A 117 year-old Kirk relieves fond memories as Spock melds them and takes them back in time to when they were young and adventurous."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Letting Go Is The Hardest Part

Letting Go Is The Hardest Part is a Hanson and The Moffatts slash fanfic by Amber. It was written from 2011 to 2014 and is an unauthorized sequel to Aspen's unfinished story Devil Angel.
The story takes place roughly a decade after Devil Angel. Taylor has never gotten over his relationship with Scott, while Scott refuses to acknowledge the reason why the women he uses for sex all look like Taylor. Meanwhile, Dave is out and proud but Zac has little to no interest in dating men or women. When the four reunite, it isn't long before their old feelings come back to the surface, even if things aren't totally smooth sailing. After a fight with Scott, Taylor allows himself to be seduced by an older stranger who he doesn't recognize as his stalker from a decade prior. When Scott walks in and discovers the two in bed, the stalker pulls out a gun and threatens Scott, but Taylor jumps into the bullet's path. The epilogue reveals that not only has Taylor survived, but The Moffatts have reunited and gone on tour with Hanson.
Flashbacks throughout the story attempt to fill in the gaps Aspen left when she abandoned the original story. More details are added to Dave and Zac's relationship and one scene shows the stalker being arrested and taken away.
==Reactions and Reviews==
From a review by Bethany on PlaceToHide.net:
==Related Fanworks==
Untitled fanmix created by Renee C.
==Awards==
Letting Go Is The Hardest Part won awards in the Blank Page Awards and is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:The Moffatts
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Letting others use your characters and plot lines

Letting others use your characters and plot lines is a 1999 essay by Flamingo.
It was posted to ThePits, a Starsky & Hutch mailing list on December 25, 1999 and is quoted here on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
In 2002, Flamingo wrote a related essay in response to another fan's question about using another fan's story (with or without permission) as a springboard for an entirely new fic. See Taking a concept from another fanwriter and writing your own story.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* author collaborations
* authorized sequels
* playing in other fans' sandboxes
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Leupagus

leupagus is a writer in many fandoms, who has inspired a lot of other fan works through prompts on Dreamwidth/LiveJournal and their own fanfiction.
leupagus was an early member of Archive of Our Own in 2011.
== Fanfiction == 
* a kind of dwell and welcome, (Ted Lasso (TV) fandom, Trent Crimm/Ted Lasso, ~85k words). A long fic that has inspired many other fanworks.As of June 2022, it has inspired >10 works of fanfic and fanart. See “Works inspired by this one” on the main fic, which is preceded by a reflective Author’s Note on what the main fic explores.
* Respect Your Elders, (Hawaii Five-0 fandom, Steve/Danny, 4k words) An example of leupagus’ H50 fic with its own Fanlore page. 
* why don't we get together and call ourselves an institute, (Person of Interest fandom, Finch/Reese, 4k words). In the top-20 most-kudo-ed Person of Interest fics on AO3.
* Only Good for Legends (Star Trek: AOS fandom, an 8-part series over 150k words). It has gained >1000 kudos for several parts despite having no tags.
== Prompt Fests ==
* Dreamwidth prompt fest from 2010 explaining background, how to get prompts, and link to filled prompts.
* Damn, Your Fandom Is Good At What You Do Fest prompts on Dreamwidth, 26 October 2011.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lev's Lair

Lev's Lair is a yaoi fanfiction and fan art archive in Gundam Wing fandom, dedicated to the pairing of 1x2. It contains well over 200 stories by 40 contributing authors, and over 100 pieces of art by 34 artists. It was active from 2000-2004 until the archive was closed due to lack of time and interest from the archivist.
Category:Gundam Wing Websites
Category:Yaoi Archives
Category:2000s
Lev Grossman

Lev Grossman is an American novelist and journalist, best known for his urban fantasy trilogy The Magicians. 
On his own experience writing fanfiction
==Writing about Fandom==
* J.K. Rowling Hogwarts And All (Time Magazine) (2005)
* Grossman tweeted that he is unreservedly pro-fan-fiction, using the hashtag GabaldonFail to disparage another author anti stance.Tweet by the author May 3 2010.
* The Boy Who Lived Forever (Time Magazine) (2011)
* foreword to Fic: Why Fanfiction Is Taking Over the World a book by Anne Jamison (2013)
==References==
Category:The MagiciansCategory:Professional Authors
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Leva Cygnet

Leva Cygnet is a fandom entrepreneur and essayist.
Cygnet was the creator and moderator of Firefox News, a for-profit fan site. 
==Notable Works==
===Meta===
* Re Strikethrough and Boldthrough 
** Livejournal Employee Publicly Mocks Fandom (many comments) (August 5, 2007)
** Livejournal Draws a Line in the Sand (August 8, 2007)
** Livejournal Tries Again to Placate Fans (contains many comments) (August 14, 2007)
* Welcome to Firefox News' new site! (2007)
* Seeing A Dream Become Reality (2007)
* The Purity Police and Fanfic (2007)
* Do Not Tease Nor Feed the Fans (2008)
* Advanced Fandom Economics: It's Okay To Be A Capitalist (2008)
* Fanfiction: The Invisible Writing On the Wall (2008)
=== Zines ===
* Avalon Mists (Gargoyles) newsletter/webzine (1996-onwards)
=== Other ===
* The Great Mary Sue Contest - founder/sponsor
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Leverage Newsletter

Leverage Newsletter includes links to fanworks, news, screencaps, meta and discussion. New editions were posted each Monday and Thursday until shortly after the show ended.
The community was inspired by Supernatural's newsletter (SPNNewsletter). raynedanser posted in provideleverage on December 28, 2008, to gage interest in a fandom newsletter and got an immediate positive response. The community was created a few hours later., posted by raynedanser in provideleverage, 28 December 2008. (Accessed 4 April 2021.), posted by raynedanser in provideleverage, 28 December 2008. (Accessed 4 April 2021.)
As of March 2021, the community has 211 posts, 605 comments, 419 members, and 735 watchers., accessed 30 March 2021.
==References==
Category:Leverage
Category:2008
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Levi

== Characters ==
* Levi Ackerman from the anime and manga Attack on Titan
* Leviathan "Levi" from the gacha otome game Obey Me!
* Levi Schmitt from the TV show Grey's Anatomy
* Levi The Slasher from Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha
* Levi Weston from Power Rangers Ninja Steel
* Kazama Levi from the anime and manga Trinity Seven
== Fans ==
* Levi Hoffmeier
* Antonia Levi
Levi Ackerman

Levi Ackerman is a popular character in the Attack on Titan fandom. He is most commonly shipped with Erwin Smith, his superior in the Survey Corps, or Eren Jaeger, the main protagonist and his protégé. He is a dour and strict commanding officer, and is prone to being the "grumpy" part of "grumpy/sunshine" pairings. He has a notable obsession with cleaning.
Prior to the official English translations, Levi's given name was commonly translated by fans as Rivaille.Beckford, Brandon. Levi or Rivaille? How the Attack on Titan Captain Ended Up With TWO Names, CBR, 14 July 2020. (Accessed 31 January 2024.) 
==Canon==
As shown in A Choice With No Regrets, prior to his joining to the Survey Corps, Levi lived in the Underground, a city district below the capital. He and his friends, Isabel Magnolia and Farlan Church, were using stolen ODM gear to work heists. When they were commissioned to get rid of Erwin Smith, a then-captain of the Survey Corps, they join to try to get closer to Erwin. In the end Farlan and Isabel die on an expedition outside the walls, while Erwin wins Levi's loyalty. 
Later, at the start of the manga/anime, Levi is part of the Survey Corps veterans, the generation preceding Eren and the 104th. He is the one who takes responsibility for allowing Eren to join the military after he is outed as a titan, promising to kill him if needed. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Levi/Eren Jaeger (EreRi) - (Over 18,000 fics at AO3)
*Levi/Erwin Smith (Eruri) - (Over 13,000 fics)
*Levi/Hange Zoë (LeviHan) - (Over 4,000 fics)
==Example Fanworks==
*Levi/Eren Jaeger (Most kudosed Levi Ackerman fic on Ao3) https://archiveofourown.org/works/858763
==Archives and Communities==
*Levi Ackerman on AO3
==References==
Category:Attack on Titan Characters
Levi Hoffmeier

Levi Hoffmeier is a writer and artist living in Kansas City, Missouri. He is known in Halo fandom for his graphic novels A Sangheili's War Is Never Over and A Fistful of Arrows. He also produces his own original sci-fi comic, Mayflower. As the creator of Mayflower he has appeared at conventions such as Planet Comicon.
==External links==
*Interview on KCGeeks.com
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Leviathan

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==Fandoms==
* Leviathan series, a novel trilogy by Scott Westerfeld
* Leviathan, a webcomic in the Project Moon franchise
==Fanworks==
* LEVIATHAN, a Numb3rs doujinshi
* Leviathan, an X-Files story
* Leviathon, an early Starsky & Hutch, coded Led Zeppelin RPF series of stories
==People==
* Leviathan (leviathan101), a vidder
* Leviathan (leviathan0999), a fan writer and archivist
* Levi "Leviathan" Hoffmeier, writer and artist
==Websites==
* Leviathan Archive, a Farscape archive
Lewis

Lewis may refer to:
* Lewis (ITV), a British television series
: * Lewis Challenge, a challenge community for Lewis (ITV) fanworks
==Characters==
* Darcy Lewis, a character in the Thor Movieverse
* Inspector Robbie Lewis, a main character in Inspector Morse and Lewis (ITV)
* Lewis Barnavelt (character)
==Fans==
* Anne Lewis, a fan writer
* Jennifer Lewis, a Hanson and The Moffatts fan
* Nan Lewis, a fan artist
* Page Lewis, a Star Trek fan
* S. Lewis, a Blake's 7 fan author
* Susan Perry-Lewis, a fan artist
* T.W. Lewis, a fan writer
==People==
* Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland and other works
* C.S. Lewis. author of The Chronicles of Narnia and other works
Lewis (ITV)

Lewis, or Inspector Lewis as it is known in North America, is the television series based on the character from Inspector Morse. Lewis is created with 3-4 episodes per series, each of around 1.5 hours in length (the pilot being longer). This makes each episode effectively function as a full feature.
==Canon==
Set in Oxford like the original show Inspector Morse, Robert Robbie Lewis, still played by Kevin Whately, is now a Detective Inspector (DI) and is the senior partner to Detective Sergeant (DS) James Hathaway.James Hathaway is played by Laurence Fox, who was married to Billie Piper from 2007 to 2016. Billie Piper played Rose Tyler, a companion of the Ninth and Tenth Doctor. The show flips the class conflict from the original series by having the working-class Lewis, formerly the underling of the Oxford educated and erudite Morse, supervising the young, brash and not so working-class Hathaway. In Lewis, this dynamic is flipped by the young Hathaway being well-educated, a former student of theology from Cambridge, who stopped his studies after a crisis of faith and confidence.This is played up in Life born of Fire, the fourth episode in season 2, where Hathaway's reasons for leaving his studies are explored. The fact that Hathaway was at Cambridge is at times used to play on the centuries old rivalry between the two top universities at Cambridge and Oxford.
==Fandom==
Lewis has a small fandom, almost exclusively focused on the slash pairing of Lewis/Hathaway, but also on gen fic with primarily Lewis and Hathaway. As the series has gone on, a few het works have started to surface, some of which are Lewis/Hobson, where Laura Hobson is the series' pathologist with whom Lewis has an affinity that, in canon, moves towards a relationship.
Fans include both ones who started in the Morse fandom, and new fans who haven't watched Morse. 
==Example Fanworks==
*Each to Each by Jenwryn - casefic where they are undercover as gay couple, a common Lewis/Hathaway trope
*His Awkward Sod by Sarren - another case fic in which they are undercover as a gay couple
*The End of All Our Exploring by hedda62 - getting together story from Hathaway's PoV
*Punctuation series by dogpoet - widely recommended series of shorts & one shots, bringing Lewis & Hathaway together, using both PoVs
==Communities and Archives==
* Inspector Lewis on Dreamwidth
* Lewis Hathaway on Dreamwidth
* Inspector Lewis on Livejournal
* Lewis Challenge on Livejournal
* Lewis on Archive of Our Own
* Fandom overview on Crack_van
==Recs==
*Recs by Beth H
*Recs at Crack Van
==References==
Category:Inspector Morse
Category:Lewis
Lewis Barnavelt (character)

Lewis Barnavelt is the protagonist of the Lewis Barnavelt series of YA novels created by John Bellairs. The first book in the series is called The House with a Clock in Its Walls. Wikipedia: List of Lewis Barnavelt novels It was first published in 1973 and illustrated by Edward Gorey.
==Canon==
After Lewis' friendship with Tarby Corrigan ended, Rose Rita Pottinger became his best friend.
==Fandom==
Lewis Barnavelt is a rarelit fandom.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* The Metal From the Stars by David Hines (hradzka) (2008)
* Barnavelt House by NeonShiShi (2019)
==Links and Resources==
*Lewis Barnavelt character tag at AO3
==References==
Category:Lewis Barnavelt
Lewis Carroll

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832 – 1898), better known under his pen name: Lewis Carroll, was a lecturer at Oxford University with side-interests in photography and invention. His fame largely rests on two nonsense books, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass, written in the mid-nineteenth century, on the strength of whose success he continued his literary career, though his later works are less well regarded. His most famous poems are "Jabberwocky" and "The Hunting of the Snark".
Dodgson's pseudonym is a play on his real name: Lewis is the anglicized form of Ludovicus, which is the Latin for Lutwidge (his mother's maiden name); and Carroll is a surname similar to the Latin name Carolus, from which comes the name Charles. 
==Fanworks==
Most fanworks relate not to Charles Dodgson/Lewis Carroll himself (as a character) but are rather based on his own writing, particularly the Alice books. However, he does appear occasionally in fan fiction.
* Works on AO3 listing Lewis Carroll among the characters
===Zines===
* A Sherlockian Christmas Carroll (Lewis Carroll/Sherlock Holmes)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland works at AO3
* Lewis Carroll's Hunting of the Snark works at AO3
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:Alice in Wonderland
Lewis Challenge

Inspector Lewis Fanworks Challenge is a challenge community in the Inspector Lewis fandom. 
It is organised through LiveJournal and had its first challenge in the summer of 2011. 
They are "a community dedicated to running various fanwork challenges and exchanges for the Lewis fandom." These have included Secret Santa and other holiday exchanges, challenges based on seasons of the show, and trope challenges. 
In 2015, as part of International Fanworks Day they initiated a roulette challenge where "you pick a colour (red or black) and you pick a number (0-36) and you spin (comment in this post) and you see what Lady Luck (that’s us) has in store for you. Essentially, it’s a lucky dip of song prompts. You pick red you will get a love song (for the hopeful romantics among us). You pick black you will get a non-love song (songs on various other themes, nothing romantic here per se). We have a randomised list of 36 songs in various genres (pop, rock, rap, opera, blues, classical…) for each colour."
Category:Lewis
Category:Inspector Morse
Category:Big Bang Challenges
LexSlash

LexSlash is the archive of the LexSlash mailing list.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LexSlash, 2002-2003. (Accessed 06 August 2011) The mailing list was founded 28 December 2001.
LexSlash is dedicated to slash fan fiction involving Lex Luthor. All Lex slash pairings are encouraged and crossovers are welcome. Additional LexSlash features are a collection of transcripts, screencaps, the Brake for Love e-zine, lex-a-licious galleries, links, recs, soundbites, and video clips.
Description from a fan in the early 2000s: "LexSlash: somewhat lower traffic than ClarkLex, but less strict about not going Off-Topic so the atmosphere is more relaxed. More art & image posts." Alternate Universes - Mary Ellen Curtin 
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==References==
Category:Smallville Archives
Category:2000s
Lex Luthor/Lana Lang

Lex/Lana is a Smallville het pairing of Lana Lang and Lex Luthor.
==Canon==
*This couple became popular for the TV series Smallville in 2001. In the first seasons only these characters were shown as acquaintances, little by little they become "friends". 
*After the fourth season, these characters interact so much that at the end of this season Lex helps Lana hide the body of her boyfriend's mother Jason and lends her a helicopter to escape the second coming of meteors.
*In the fifth and sixth season, this couple is at the peak since it is in these seasons where they become into a couple, they have sex after a costume party and subsequently, she becomes pregnant, it is for this reason that they get married. Although they divorce later in the first chapters of the seventh season.
 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfics===
===Fanvids===
* E.T. by TrinityRose
* No Light No Light by Ditte100
* The World Is Not Enough by 1SnoWhiteQueen1
* Long Shot by crazy girl
* Seven Nation Army by TrinityRose
===Meta===
* The Battle of Troy by sarea_okelani and jade_okelani at ship_manifesto (Feb 2005)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Lex/Lana works at AO3
* Lex/Lana works at FFN
* Forbidden Fruit, NC-17 fics archive
===Fansites===
* LexandLana.net (defunct)
* Hazardous (defunct)
* Envision (defunct)
* Fall At Your Feet (defunct)
==Resources==
* Lana and Lex relationship at Smallville Wikia
Category:Smallville Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Category:DCU Relationships