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Fanfiction Writer firethesound on Slytherin Ambition, Fan Communities, and Drarry

Fanfiction Writer firethesound on Slytherin Ambition, Fan Communities, and Drarry is a 2016 interview with firethesound. It was conducted by Malory Beazley for FAN/FIC Magazine.
"Part of our mission at FAN/FIC Magazine is to highlight amazing fan creators and pull back the curtain on their creative processes. For our very first interview, I talked to one of my absolutely favourite Harry Potter fanfiction writers, firethesound, whose fic All Our Secrets Laid Bare is one of the must-reads in the Drarry fandom. In the following interview, we discussed Slytherin ambition, writing by the seat of your pants, and what’s so compelling about the Draco/Harry pairing."
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Fan Interviews
Category:2016 Fan Interviews
Fanfiction and Fanart: The World Beyond Fifty Shades of Grey

Fanfiction and Fanart: The World Beyond Fifty Shades of Grey is a 2015 article in The Mary Sue by Rachel Crouch.
Several examples of fanart are included.
==Topics Discussed==
* Fanart
* violating the fourth wall
* Fifty Shades of Grey as a "gateway" for mainstream consumers and TPTB in recognizing the existence and prevalence of fanworks
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2015 News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Fanfiction as Training Wheels

The practice of referring to fanfiction as practice for "real writing," specifically for-profit "original" writing is sometimes referred to as using training wheels.
The phrase compares writing fan fic to something immature and as merely a stepping stone to something more important. 
Even when the phrase "training wheels" is not specifically used, the reference is still the same: creating fanworks is for the young and childish and is something to outgrow.
It is a phrase and concept used both by non-fans as well as fans themselves.
While the concept Playing in Someone Else's Sandbox is quite the same, it is similar in that it suggests creating fanworks as something children do. 
==Some Examples of Use==
===1983===
 
===1994===
Fanfiction by Alison M. Dobell

Fanfiction by Alison M. Dobell was a website with Ali D's fanfic. "Some of it is for a general audience, some of it is for grown-ups. Please read the disclaimers at the beginnings of the stories." 
Description from Stay On Target: 
==References==
Category:2002 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:Farscape Author Pages
Category:Harsh Realm
Category:Star Trek ENT Author Pages
Category:Firefly
Category:Strange Luck
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Wolf Lake
Category:Babylon 5 Websites
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Fanfiction by Becca O.

Fanfiction by Becca O. was a personal fanfiction site.
From the main page:
The site was linked at CaPtive as a Chakotay/Paris siteChakotay/Paris links, via Wayback: 2007. (Accessed 19 June 2020) but it only had a single C/P story (Paris Island) on the adult J/C page.
Description from Spirit's Heavens: 
==Gallery==
File:More J C Fic by Becca O.png|Voyager J/C adult and a single C/P story
File:JC Fanfic index.png|Voyager J/C
File:Becca_O.'s_XF_Fanfic.png|X-Files
==J/C Links==
*"My partner in crime, my mentor! Your Cruise Director's Fanfiction"
*The JetC Home Page
*J/C In '96 ("NOTE: AOL took this down. I'll be re-launching it here, just for fun!")
*J/C Visual Archive
*JetC40 Fanfiction ("will be moving here soon!")
*Trek Muse, role-play community at Live Journal. 
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:2000s
Fanfiction by Beth825

Fanfiction by Beth825 was a small personal fanfiction site. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring and featured a Harry/Draco shipping button from Magical Intrigue and adopted Harry Potter characters from Astronomy Domine. 
The site used to be hosted by GeoCities. There is an Angelfire version still online in 2021, but it only has a few of the stories that could be found at GeoCities.
==Harry Potter==
*Lonely - Draco isn't grieving for his dead father. Harry/Draco NC-17
*Confessions of a Perfect Prefect - Hermione's in love with a Weasley, but it isn't Ron. Hermione/Ginny NC-17
*Conundrums of a Carrot Top - Sequel to Confessions. They want to have a baby. Hermione/Ginny NC-17
*Completed - One of the twins comes to a realization. Fred/George NC-17
*A Magic Christmas - Hermione and Ginny exchange presents. Hermione/Ginny PG
*Silence - Sometimes silence isn't golden. (Drabble) Hermione/Ginny PG-13
*Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Hermione's getting married. (Drabble) Hermione/Ginny G
*Unexpected - Harry and Draco get into a fight. (Double Drabble) Harry/Draco PG
*Something To Suspect - Hermione and Ginny are trying not to act suspicious. Hermione/Ginny PG 
==X-Files==
*The Springer Files - Mulder, Scully, and the gang go on a talk show. PG-13
==Buffy the Vampire Slayer==
*Strange Ways - Sometimes you find comfort in strange ways. Spike/Dawn PG-13
*Remembrance - Willow visits Tara during Help. Willow/Tara PG
*Someday Is Not Today - Things aren't looking so good for someone in Sunnydale. NC-17
*Risen - Someone has risen. Surprise pairing PG-13 
==Sweet Valley==
*Surviving - Elizabeth and Jessica are dealing with the effects of the earthquake. Liz/Jess PG 
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Femslash Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Sweet Valley High
Category:Angelfire
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Fanfiction by Bette Bourgeois

Fanfiction by Bette Bourgeois was a website with fanfiction by Bette Bourgeois. It was hosted by arii.simplenet.com.
The site was listed in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 07 September 2013)
File:Bette s Fanfiction.jpg|screencap
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:The Vampire Chronicles Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Crossover Websites
Category:1990s
Fanfiction by Tigermoth

Fanfiction by Tigermoth was a fansite that hosted the fanworks of creator Tigermoth26 in multiple fandoms, including Star Trek: Voyager, Stargate, and more. It was hosted on Geocities and can be viewed on the wayback machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20050209164439/http://www.geocities.com/jadzia069/
==References==
Category:Geocities
Category:Star Trek VOY Archives
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
Category:2000s Author Pages
Fanfiction by waxjism

fanfiction by waxjism is waxjism's fanfic site. Back in 2000 the page name was simply Wax Jism; later versions were waxjism. The latest version of the page has the stories all listed on the main page but the site has a vid subpage (one Into the Blue vid), a subpage for Lord of the Ring RPS where it also hosts fanfiction by other authors, and there is a subpage for popslash by Badbatz, Dacey Ellis and xoverau. 
==Domain==
The page was originally hosted by Squidge.org but moved between May and August 2001 to its own domain, waxjism.net.Wax Jism - link to the new site, via Wayback: 07 August 2001. (Accessed 31 January 2012) By the end of 2001, the waxjism.net domain (aka WaxWorld) already hosted several popslash sites, including Boylicious, i-n-s, everything and nothing at all, shame is good for you (Wax Jism's popslash page), only very slightly mad, I will not be afraid of boybands, bury me deep, um...yeah, pretty little whore machine and Vanitas.WaxWorld, via Wayback: 01 December 2001. (Accessed 31 January 2012) Waxjism.net was still active in June 2003http://www.waxjism.net/, via Wayback: 22 June 2003. (Accessed 31 January 2012) but by April 2005 the domain had changed to waxjism.orghttp://www.waxjism.org/index.html, via Wayback: 14 April 2005. (Accessed 31 January 2012), still hosting mostly popslash sites.
==Screencaps==
File:Wax Jism-2001-05-14.png|main page (05/2001)
File:Stories by Wax Jism.png|story page (02/2002)
File:Bloomwood.png|Bloomwood, Lotrips page
File:Waxworld-2001-12-01.png|WaxWorld (12/2001)
File:Waxworld-2003-02-04.png|WaxWorld (02/2003)
File:Waxworld-2012.png|WaxWorld (2012)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:Hard Core Logo
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:X-Men Author Pages
Category:The Faculty
Category:Popslash
Category:Eminem
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
Category:Stargate Atlantis Websites
Category:My Chemical Romance
Category:Fall Out Boy
Category:Adam Lambert
Category:Into the Blue
Category:6 Degrees of Canada Websites
Category:Squidge.org
Fanfiction writers are not exempt of the responsibility of creating diverse media representation

fanfiction writers are not exempt of the responsibility of creating diverse media representation nor are they incapable of reproducing harmful ideas and tropes is a June 2014 Tumblr post by queerhawkeye. The original post was short; it was later expanded on by the author in two longer responses. As of December 28, 2016 it has 1,133 notes.
==The Original Post==
==Some Responses==
relenita: 
eightdollarwine: 
==More Thoughts from the OP==
In response to relenita:
In response to eightdollarwine:
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Fanfix

Fanfix: the Star Wars Fan Fiction Library was a fan fiction archive for Star Wars fan writers. It accepted fan fiction from both the original Star Wars movies as well as The Phantom Menace prequels. In 1997, the archive was listed among the 'Top 10 Star Wars Fan Sites.' "From a film to an industry to a thriving worldwide community, the Star Wars phenomenon has come of age in cyberspace" by Dave Green, Yahoo Internet Life -- 
==Demise==
In 2003, the company hosting the archive went down and data was lost. The site was partially restored until it went down for good in late 2003. "02-15-2003: With the exception of about two small files, the Old Republic Page is complete once more. The other pages are still kind of hodge-podge. I'll keep you updated.
02-13-2003: Well, I finally found out that all is lost on the server. So, I'm starting the long process of re-uploading the entire site. This will be a particularly long an annoying process because a)I only have an hour or so a day I can work on it, b)I have one of the crappiest dial-up connections known to man, and c)many of the older stories are backed up on a zip disk that currently resides somewhere in a storage unit. I know. Sorry. The good news is that the many of the pages now have some of the stories restored. :) I'll keep plugging away at it.
Oh yeah, all the email accounts are back up. Contact at will.
02-11-2003: Yes, our hosting company has had a major hard-drive error and we're not currently sure what's going on. This is the only page of the site that works. I'll be keeping you informed as best I can. And, unfortunately, our email does not work right now, either." -- Some of the missing content can be found in earlier versions of the website stored on the Internet Archive here.
Wombat, one of the co-archivists, gives an account of what happened in The death of FanfiX.com.
Another fan posted: 
A reply by the site owner five years later: 
==Categories==
Stories were assigned to the following categories:
* OLD REPUBLIC
* RISE OF THE EMPEROR
* EMPIRE
* BETWEEN THE TRILOGIES
* REBELLION
* NEW REPUBLIC
* YOUNG JEDI KNIGHTS
* NEW JEDI ORDER
* ALTERNATE UNIVERSE
* SERIES
* CROSSOVERS
* HUMOR
* MSTREATMENTS
* POETRY
* ROLE PLAYING
* CHALLENGES
* MISCELLANEOUS
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2007===
===2010===
==References==
Category:Star Wars Archives
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Fanfoodery or the plain fans guide to eating

Fanfoodery or the plain fans guide to eating is a zine edited by Eve and John Harvey for the con Conspiracy '87, the 1987 World SF Convention
27 August to 1 September, Brighton, Great Britain.
It is a collection of recipes submitted by fans along with short essays about food, fandom, conventions, memories of past events, and explanations of many fan traditions.
From the introduction: 
==Contents==
* C.I.A.W.O.L. - Cooking Is A Way Of Life
** The Alternative Cook, essay by Anne Wilson (4)
** Confessions of a Rotten Cook by Heather and Andrew Rose (6)
* A Foodie Fan's Guide to Convention Survival
** Cooking in a Hotel Room by Abi Frost (8)
** Recipes for Room Parties by Debby Moir (10)
** Harrow Dip by Lisa Tuttle (11)
** Cooking for the Convention Goer by Pam Wells (13)
** Hot Stuff in the Night by John Harvey (15)
** Can You Feel the Burn? by Martin Tudor (16)
** A Chinese Wok Out by Irwin Hirsh (18 )
** On Being a Corpse Eater by Judith Hanna (19)
* The Straw Poll Winners
** New York Style Chili by Art Widner (21)
** Chili Con Carne by Maureen Porter (23)
** Real Old Okie Downhome Chili Prairie Dog by Andrew Stephenson (24)
** The Chili That Stopped Rich Coad and The Spaghetti Sauce That Caused Pete Weston To Ask For Seconds . . . Allyn Cadogan (27)
** Spaghetti Bolognese Kevin Smith (29)
* Fans Eat The Strangest Things
** Recipes-R-Us by Taral (31)
** Jellied Milk Cubes by Maureen Porter (32)
** Mrs. Barker's Famous Black Bun by Jim Barker (32)
** Misconstructed Food by Teresa Nielsen Hayden (33)
** Muesli by Peter Burns (36)
** Sinister Langford Apple Chutney by Dave and Hazel Langford (37)
** Harvey Wallbanger Cake by Jean Weber (38)
** Fruit Salad for Tall Thin People by Chris Priest (38)
** Tomato and Lime Cream Sunset Sundae by Colin Greenland (39)
** Ninja Cookies by Charlotte Proctor (39)
* The Compleat Food Fan
** Deadline Stew and Martian Madness by Bob Shaw (40)
** Spanish (or Florida) Omelette and Black Forest Trifle by Rob Jackson (41)
** Sally's Rocket Fuel Soup, Saves Lame and Snow in China by Dave Lucket and Sally Beasley (43)
** Simple Dishes for Hearty Eaters by Ken Lake (46)
* After Dinner Drinkies
** Metheglin, Bragget, Beer and Headstrong Ale by Dave Wood (48)
** Hosepipes, Worldcons, and Broken Doors by Martin Tudor (49)
** The Spayed Gerbil, essay by Mike Glicksohn (52)
** The Deathwish by Kevin Smith (53)
** Happy Death by Anders Bellis (54)
** The Infamous Black Olive Daiquiri by Charlotte Proctor (54)
** Pineapple Daiguiri by Jean Weber (55)
* Appendix One: The Billion Year Spread by Dave Wood (satirical essay addressing "SF" as "Speculative Food," many puns (56)
==Inside Sample Pages==
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==From "Cooking in a Hotel Room"==
=="The Spayed Gerbil"==
==From "Hot Stuff in the Night"==
==From "The Chili That Stopped Rich Cold"==
==From "Recipes for Room Parties"==
Fang Fetish Awards

Fang Fetish Awards is an award site for Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel the Series fanfiction or crossover fanfiction. The awards were created, in 2005, "to honor the Btvs/Ats universe in all their fang-y, vampire glory!" As s result, the Fang Fetish awards did not accept all human fic.Fang Fetish LJ profile access 16/01/2020
==Fiction Requirements==
==Categories==
==Nominations Rules==
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Awards
Category:2005 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Fang Runin/Yin Nezha

Rinezha is a het pairing between Fang Runin and Yin Nezha in The Poppy War fandom.
== Canon ==
Rin and Nezha met in the first year of Sinegard Academy, during book 1, where Nezha's classist insults drove her to attack him, which in turn led to him leading a bullying campaign that culminated in her almost killing him during the end of year fighting test. Following this, they ignored one another for two years, before bonding as comrades during the Third Poppy War and then the Nikara Civil War, until Nezha betrayed her via stabbing for the sake of his duty. This led to them warring for the entirety of the third book, culminating in her dying and promising him to fix their nation.
Rin frequently notes how attractive Nezha is, and ponders that he had "once loved her". When having a vision of herself being wed, it's heavily implied Nezha is the spouse. 
Within the short story collection The Drowning Faith, we learn from Nezha's PoV that he did indeed love her, also viewing her as "the only divine thing he believed in" for her ability to kill him as he yearned for.
== Fanon ==
Rinezha is the most popular pairing within the fandom, with most fics on Ao3 having it. Many writers and readers are interested in possibilities where the romantic aspects of the enemies to lovers and/or lovers to enemies parts of their relationship gain more explicit focus, while others focus of variants of them not faced with the same tensions.
== Fannish Links ==
* Fang Runin/Yin Nezha on Archive of Our Own
Category:The Poppy War
Category:Het Pairings
Fanged Four

The Fanged Four refers to the vampires Darla, Angelus, Drusilla & William the Bloody/Spike in the Buffyverse. It is also the term used to describe historical pre-canon fiction, featuring some or all of these characters. 
Peasant describes the Fanged Four as a metaphor for a familySinging Our Little Songs – Why Dru and Spike? (accessed 18 September 2015) and the term's often reserved for the period when the four hunted together, cutting a swathe through Europe and Asia together in slo-mo,Blood and Weetabix Recommends (accessed 17 September 2015) between Spike's siring and Angel's being cursed with a soul, based on the flashbacks that appeared in each of the shows. It's actually a surprisingly short period (1880 to 1898), but the show's variable canon gives a bit of wiggle room.
The Fanged Four are relatively popular in fanfiction. The major pairings are Angelus/Darla, Spike/Drusilla & Angelus/Spike, though they're generally assumed to have sex in all combinations. The term Fanged Four is also applied to some historical works involving any combination of the four. So within fandom, Fanged Four stories were often considered to be historical fics set anytime in the period between Darla or Angelus' siring, and the restoration of Angel's soul. The dynamics in many Fanged Four fics also informed stories showing a Fanged Four backstory through the use of flashbacks, or stories that employed time travel or magic to bring a canon character to the Fanged Four era. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
The authors Coquette & Peasant are particularly associated with writing the Fanged Four.
*A Winter's Tale by Coquette (~2002)
*Sweet William by Peasant (2002)
*The Devil of Mercy by Kalima (~2002)
*A Game of Thrones by Mad Poetess. Set during 'Fool for Love' mineshaft flashback (2002)
===Fanart===
*Buffy: Historias de vampiros 2 by Nuindaeiel. Pencil & digital colour (2008)
*Buffy The Vampire Slayer commission by mygrimmbrother. Digital art (2013)
===Meta===
* Fanged Four Dynamics revisited by selenak, (2007)
==Archives, Communities & Lists==
===Archives===
*Old Fashioned Fourplay archive for historical fiction involving the Fanged Four 
* Fanged Four fiction at All About Spike
* Fanged Four works on Ao3
===Communities & Lists===
*Blood Screaming fansite (offline)
*the-fangedfour LJ (friendslocked)
*fangedfour YahooGroups
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Tropes & Genres
Fanggang (Yahoo Group)

fanggang is a Yahoo Group for the discussion of Forever Knight-related matters, as well as writing their own round-robin crossover fic in the style of the Forever Knight Wars. 
The restricted group was founded 4 May 1998. Messages declined sharply in 2004, and were made only sporadically thereafter. There were 44 members.
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 44
* Category : Dramas
* Founded : May 4, 1998
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a restricted group.
* Attachments are not permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership requires approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/fanggang/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Fangirl

For other pages with similar titles, see Fangirl (disambiguation).
== Positive and Neutral Meanings ==
A fangirl is, literally, a female fan. Many fans use both fangirl and its related term fanboy purely as neutral synonyms for male and female fans.
Other fans use the term in a positive fashion, and happily call themselves fangirls.Elijah and Sean made me a fangirl by msilverstar, 2003-10-06 The positive connotation also occurs in verbal form: to fangirl an item is to love it unconditionally; it is an item that causes squee. This usage, especially when self-proclaimed, is in general unassailable and positive in meaning. For example:
To fangirl a canon, a creator or a fellow fan is to express delighted admiration for them or their work (i.e., *fangirls you* or "let us now fangirl each other madly!") This sometimes leads to describing fans of a BNF as "so-and-so's fangirls," usually in the critical sense of "blind supporters" or "minions."
== Derogatory Meanings ==
As the meaning of fangirl shades to the negative when associated with BNFs above, so too does the word have considerable negative and pejorative connotation in usage. It is usually clear from context which connotation is indended by the speaker.
In addition to the "blind supporters" sense, fangirl is a locus for derogatory speech about women in general, and especially their ability to be fans (or real fans). It is very common on the internet for fangirl to be deployed derogatorily to mean a fan whose understanding is shallow, attention frivolous, behavior undignified, and interest sexual.Urban Dictionary definitions of fangirl, overwhelmingly pejorative. Accessed 7 December 2008.
Although in general culture derogation of female fandom is common (e.g. reactions to Beatlemania, Harry Potter fandom, and Twilight) this derogation also occurs within media fandom, often so pervasively as to appear unconscious. Even on Fanlore, the term fangirl Japanese employs fangirl as an adjective to mean unserious, uneducated, and shallow in understanding (in that case, of the Japanese language).
By contrast, the related term fanboy is also often derogatory, but focuses on the perceived immaturity of the fan (i.e. boy as child), rather than on a gendered category. Male fans may, according to this logic, progress from boy to man, but a female fan will always be a girl.
Female fans have been known to accuse other female fans of incorrect fannish activities by invoking the spectre of the drooling fangirl,Douxquemiel comment in Halfamoon community, 2008-2-13. Accessed 7 December 2008.Douxquemiel comment in Halfamoon community, 2008-2-13. Accessed 7 December 2008. a phrase intended to highlight "compulsive" and "irrational" behavior. To be a fangirl is to perform stereotypical femininity, which in this usage is by definition deserving of ridicule.
==Meta/Further Reading==
* On being a fangirl; archive link page 1; archive link page 2 by cereta (August 2005)
* Fangirl 4 Life, a 20 page e-zine
* (2015)
* (2015)
== References ==
Category:Glossary
Fangirl (essay)

Fangirl is a 2014 essay by Elizabeth Minkel. It has a Sherlock (BBC) focus, specifically on season three.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Sherlock (BBC)
* Anne Jamison
* the femaleness of Sherlock BBC fandom
* the divisiveness of the third season
* investing in fandoms
==Excerpts==
Category:2015 News Media
Category:Sherlock Holmes