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Care and Custody

Care and Custody is a Harry/Eggsy AU fic written by esama. It is an alternate canon fic in which Eggsy Unwin's mother dies, leaving him to care for his baby sister. When he asks for help, Harry Hart lets them move in and employs Eggsy as his valet. It is a Fix-it Fic where Harry doesn't die.
Summary: 
==Reactions & Reviews==
On Archive of Our Own, the fic has gained over 15K kudos.verified on the AO3 in July 31, 2021, with an exact total of 15502 kudos. It is the most popular Kingsman work on AO3. It is the second most popular work in the Domestic Fluff tag and one of the most popular in the "Kid Fic" tag on the archive as of 2019.found via AO3 filtering, January 2019.
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Category:Kingsman
Care of Magical Creatures

Care of Magical Creatures is an epic Snape/Hermione fanfic by mia madwyn. It's considered one of the "classic" Snape/Hermione fics and one that uses the Marriage Law trope.
==Summary==
:MLC-Seventh Year student Hermione Granger decides to marry the one eligible wizard who did not ask for her-the horrid but powerful Severus Snape.
==Awards==
The story was voted Best New Author (Lumos), Best SS/HG Romance (Amortentia) and Best SS/HG Angst (Diffindo) in The New Library Awards. 
==Comment, Reviews & Recs==
As of April 12, 2016: the fic has 3,352 reviews, 3,412 favorites and 1,108 follows on FFN, at Ashwinder the fic has 1761 reviews, and on The Petulant Poetess it has 2862 reviews and 962 favorites. It is one of the most recced Snape/Hermione fics.Rec at SnamioneFicRecsSeveral people recced CoMC HEREShaya Recs (Updated page)Again, some rec it on hereAnother rec here with many others
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* CoMC: Snape to the rescue art by Cissy-88 
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Category:2000s
Category:Het Fanfiction
Care of Magical Shippers

Care of Magical Shippers is a Harry Potter ship culture podcast hosted by GreenMegsNoHam and wheelsmcgraw. The podcast premiered on 10 May 2021 with a short introductory epiosde, followed by the first ship-centric episode on 24 May 2021 titled: "Hip Hip, Haromione! w/Victoria (Harry Potter/Ron Weasley/Hermione Granger)" The episodes generally focus on one ship (occasionally a character or trope) which Megs and Nathan (and any guest host) discuss. Subjects range from slash ships, femslash, het ships, and even poly ships. Episodes are generally laid back and humorous, with genuine reactions and conversations among hosts. 
==References==
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:Harry Potter Podcasts
Category:Fannish Podcasts
Care to Debate That?

Care to Debate That? is a series of columns and discussions in the Star Trek: TOS zine R and R.
Five were essays written by a specific author/s, one was a collection of long letters of comment by many fans regarding a certain subject.
==The Works==
This feature appeared in these issues. 
* Care to Debate That? Vulcan Sexuality in the Night of the Twin Moons Universe by Jean Lorrah, Jean discusses her version of Vulcan sexuality in the NTM Universe, with an “awakening” of the male at first pon farr (issue #3, 1977)
 
* Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con, a collection of short letters/essays on the K/S premise (issue #5, 1977) 
* Care to Debate That? Broadside by Johanna Cantor, addresses the The SekWester*Con Porn Debate and fans' right to speculate freely on all subjects (issue #5, 1977) 
* Care to Debate That? Anti-Feminism in Treklit by Susan Matthews and Johanna Cantor (issue #6/7, 1978)
* Care to Debate That? I Am Not Spock by Johanna Cantor (issue #6/7, 1978)
 
* Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction by Mindy Glazer (issue #10, 1979)
==Rebuttals==
There are long rebuttals in issues #6/7 (1978), #8 (1979), #9 (1979), and #12 (1980) to these essays. 	 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Discussion
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:1978 Meta
Category:1979 Meta
Care to Debate That? Anti-Feminism in Treklit

Care to Debate That? Anti-Feminism in Treklit are two short essays intended to generate discussion. It is in R and R #6/7. 
One essay is by Johanna Cantor, the other by Susan Matthews.
 
The essays are an installment in a series of essays and their following discussions called Care to Debate That?.
==Susan Matthews' Essay==
==Johanna Cantor's Essay==
==Fan Comments==
See Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Care to Debate That? Broadside

Care to Debate That? Broadside is a short essay meant to generate discussion. It is in R and R #5, and its author is Johanna Cantor.
 
The essay is an installment in a series of essays and their following discussions called Care to Debate That?.
Its topic: the recent debate regarding Star Trek: TOS, explicit fanworks, and The SekWester*Con Porn Debate.
==Text==
==References==
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Care to Debate That? I Am Not Spock

Care to Debate That? I Am Not Spock is an essay intended to generate discussion. It is in R & R #6/7. 
It is by Johanna Cantor.
 
The essay is an installment in a series of essays and their following discussions called Care to Debate That?.
==The Essay==
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction

Care to Debate That? Lack of Female Characters in Trek Fan Fiction is an essay intended to generate discussion. It is in R & R #10. 
It is by Mindy Glazer.
 
The essay is an installment in a series of essays and their following discussions called Care to Debate That?.
The topic is the lack of female characters in Trek fan fiction. 
==The Essay==
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con

Care to Debate That? The K/S Relationship... Con is a series of fan letters printed in R & R #5 in November 1977.
It is an installment in a series of essays and their following the K/S discussions called Care to Debate That?.
There were many rebuttals and responses by fans in other issues of "R & R," specifically #6/7, #8, #9, and #12. See below.
==Some Excerpts==
Johanna Cantor writes:
Lucy writes: 
From Mary S.M.:
Vivian M.B. writes: 
Susan M. writes: 
Bev C. writes: 
==Comments and Rebuttals in "R and R" #6/7==
From the next issue of "R and R," two fans, Leslie Fish and Johanna Cantor, respond:
Leslie Fish writes:
Johanna responds: 
Johanna responds to comments from Susan M. on the depiction of women characters on the show and in fan fiction: 
==Comments and Rebuttals in "R and R" #8==
Alisa C. writes: 
Jeanne P. writes:
Sally F. writes: 
Susan M. writes: 
Karen F. writes: 
Anna W. writes: 
Johanna Cantor responds to this letter: 
Barbara G. writes: 
 
Leslie Fish writes: 
Johanna responds: 
Judith Gran writes: 
==Comments and Rebuttals in "R & R" #9==
 
 
 
 
==Comments and Rebuttals in "R and R" #12==
While fans continued to debate the validity of the K/S Premise in the zine, the discussion had dwindled by issue #12. 
There are three essays that address this topic in #12. 
The first one is, most famously, Judith Gran's The Footnote: An Explication de Texte.
Excerpts from the two other letters:
 
J. Mike wrote:
J. Cantor wrote: 
Four years later, a fan wrote a response to Cantor's essay. See No Place to Go?.
==Comments and Rebuttals at AO3==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:1976 Meta
category:Meta in Print
Care to Debate That? Vulcan Sexuality in the Night of the Twin Moons Universe

Care to Debate That? Broadside is an essay by Jean Lorrah. It is in R & R #3.
 
The essay is the first installment in a series of essays called Care to Debate That?.
Its topic: pon farr, the character of Sarek, and the male sexuality in NTM Universe.
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Carefully Everywhere Descending

Carefully Everywhere Descending is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Jane St Clair.
Summary: Obi-Wan is willing to accept that his Master wants a new Padawan, but his composure is only skin deep. 
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Careless Rapture

Careless Rapture is a Kirk/Spock story by Jody Daly.
It was published in the print zine Duet #8.
==Summary==
M/U While drunk at a party, Kirk kisses Spock in front of McCoy, revealing their until now secret affair.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Careless Whispers

Careless Whispers is a slash Blake's 7 200-page 4th-5th season Avon/Blake novel by S. Lewis. Cover and other art by Randym. It was edited by Jennie McGrath and proofread by Angela Reese. It won a 1993 FanQ. It is online here.
A sequel called "Paradise Lost" was planned for publication in 1993, but it is unclear if it was ever published. 
From the flyer in the back of Careless Whispers: "As a sinister plot threatens the fledgling reforms brought about through Blake's government, Kerr Avon and Roj Blake must confront a personal crisis that could destroy their newly found happiness forever."
==Interior Art==
Sample interior art by Randym
Image:B7 careless whispers interior by randy.jpg| her distinctive 'block art' style
Image:B7 careless whispers interior by randym2.jpg|a more naturalistic look
Image:B7 careless whispers interior by randym5.jpg|the romantic style
Image:B7 careless whispers interior by randym6.jpg|return to stylized poses
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===Unknown Date===
 
===1992===
==== 1992: Comparisons of The Last Best Hope and "Careless Whispers" ====
Some fans in October 1992 compared two Blake's 7 novels, The Last Best Hope (1988) and "Careless Whispers" (1992):
===1993===
===1994===
===1995===
===1996===
===2003===
 
===2006===
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Carey/Wildman

Carey/Wildman is the het pairing of Joe Carey and Samantha Wildman in Star Trek: Voyager fandom.
==Fandom==
===Fanon===
Because they had little to no canon interaction the pairing is a complete fan creation. In the early seasons of the show it appears that there was a small, but dedicated, group of fan creators that made fanworks for the pairing, but as the seasons wore on, and the characters were rarely seen on the series, the fandom for the pairing dwindled.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Infidelity: because both characters were married, separated from their spouses by several decades of space travel, many fanworks will focus on the pair having an affair, and its emotional ramifications. Many times the affair leads to a long term romantic relationship, but not always
*Carey Lives: some fanworks ignore Joe's canonical death in season 7 of the series
*Death: exploring the aftermath of Joe's death, and its effect on Samantha
==Archives and Links==
*Joe Carey/Samantha Wildman tag at Archive of Our Own
*Carey + Wildman at FanFiction.net
*Lower Decks (stories about various junior crew members, including Carey and Wildman)
*The CroWs' Nest (defunct)
*The CareyWildman Community Page
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Star Trek VOY Relationships
Cargo

Cargo, or Cargo Ship, is a term used to describe pairing characters with objects and/or other non-human things which do not have intelligence of any kind. It was added as a trope to TV Tropes in 2010, and was later adopted on Shipping Wiki, Reddit, among other Fannish websites. Ships of this variety are almost always crackships.
Fanfic about cargo ships may be called anthropomorfic.
== Examples ==
* Chris Redfield/a boulder, dubbed Boulderfield by Resident Evil fandom.
** A scene in Resident Evil 5 where Chris punches a boulder into lava echoed a similar scene from Resident Evil 1 where he runs from a boulder trap. Fans may joke it's the same boulder and Chris finally got his revenge in 5.
* Draco Malfoy/a green apple, dubbed Drapple by Harry Potter movie fandom.
** Draco is seen with a green apple multiple times throughout Prisoner of Azkaban. Fans may joke that he loves the apple. On Archive of Our Own, it's a wrangled taghttps://archiveofourown.org/tags/Draco%20Malfoy*s*Apple.
* Alejandro/a pineapple, dubbed Alepineapple by Total Drama fandom.
** Alejandro french kisses a pineapple during World Tour. Although it was supposed to represent Heather, fans may joke that he just loves pineapples that much.
* Hajime Hinata/a glass of orange juice from Danganronpa fandom.
** Hinata is seen holding a glass of orange juice in Goodbye Despair, thus, a ship was born. This is joked about both in Japanese and western sides of the fandom.
* Sasori/a chair, dubbed Sasochair by Naruto fandom.
**Sasori is made of wood, For this reason, fans joke about him finding chairs attractive.
*Trexel Geistman/a broom & Trexel Geistman/a dead fish by Stellar Firma fandom
**These are both canon.
*Killian Jones/the floor (i.e Captain Floor) by Once Upon a Time fandom
** Killian has a tendancy of falling to the floor a lot, often from having been knocked out.
*Iceland/Fridge
== References/Further Reading ==
* CargoShip on TV Tropes
* Shipping#Cargo on the Shipping Wiki
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Category:Relationships Glossary
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Caricature

A caricature is a type of art or illustration that shows the features of its subject in a simplified or exaggerated way. A caricature is different than a cartoon in that its subject is a person or a thing, rather than the satirical illustration of an idea.
==Examples in Fanart==
File:Involution7art6.jpg |art from Involution #7, subject is Captain Picard and Guinan, artist is Janet D'Airo
File:Partnersart4.jpg |interior from Partners, subject is David Starsky, artist is David Hosky
File:Enter2art1.jpg|interior art from Enter-comm, subject is Gene Roddenberry, artist is Brendon Hawley
File:Hyperspace4back.jpg |back cover of Hyperspace #4, subject is the characters from Star Wars, the artist is Teanna L. Byerts
File:Enterpriserepriseart6.jpg|interior art from Enterprise Reprise, subject is Khan, artist is Mike Smith
File:8521blair.jpg |interior art from 852 Prospect, subject is Blair Sandburg, artist is Peej
File:Halkan20-21art3.jpg|interior art from The Halkan Council #20/21, subject is fan [D L], artist is Gordon Carleton
Image:doctorenterprise.jpg|cover of second edition of the The Doctor and the Enterprise -- "... there are two covers in particular that make me wince when I see them. First, back to Hal Schuster, and a rare work of fiction from one of his companies. To avoid being sued, he made a lot of changes to the story (which did not please the author) and added "funny" art to make it look like a parody, which is protected speech, though it was never meant as a parody by the author. But the caricature of Tom Baker, looking suspiciously like a camel, misses funny and enters some world of evil." Starfleet Library 
File:Hibkody.jpg | Hanson as the Men In Black, artist is Kodiak
 
==References==
Category:Visual Art
Carissa lynn

Carissa, a.k.a. carissa_lynn, is a Harry Potter fan writer and archive admin.
She was an admin at Gryffindor Tower (one of the so-called "Queens of H/G") and a major player in The Ms.Scribe Story.
After the demise of Gryffindor Tower, she started her own MWPP-focused archive, Time Turner.net. She also started Yeeka.net, a Lemony Snicket site.
==Bio==
From Time Turner.net in 2004:
== Fanfiction ==
* Then and Now — Harry/Ginny and James/Lily. Lily and James. Harry and Ginny. Harry learns from the past. At FanFiction.Net; previously also posted at Gryffindor Tower. 5 chapters, October 2001 – June 2002.
* Tomorrow is Another Day — Harry/Ginny, time loop. Harry wakes up one day to discover that things are not right in his world. Will he be able to fix it. If he can't, can Ginny? The end is pure H/G sap, but I like it! Posted at Gryffindor Tower. October 2002.
* Which Witch — Harry receives an anonymous love letter at the same time as he begins to develop a deeping friendship with Ginny. Who will he choose? Posted at Gryffindor Tower. March 2003.
* Toast and Toe Socks — Harry/Ginny, Harry/Giant Squid, crack. Harry loves Estella, Estella loves everyone. A really horrible fic starring everyone's favorite invertebrate, a small boy and the hero of the wizarding world (and Ginny). Read at your own risk. Posted at Gryffindor Tower. May 2003.
* Stuck in a Moment — Isolated from the wizarding world, Harry tries to come to terms with the events surrounding the death of his godfather, but fails miserably. Will even a trip to the Weasley's, and his first birthday party help cheer him up, even for just one evening? Written for hpgw_ficafest. Posted at FanFiction.Net, also at the challenge community and The Sugar Quill. July 2004.
* Fortune's Fool — Ginny learns that, because of the events surrounding the Chamber of Secrets, she can't give Harry the one thing he's always wanted. Will she allow this information to ruin their marriage, or will Harry be able to convince her that she's all that he really wants. Posted at FanFiction.Net; also at The Sugar Quill. February 2004 or earlier.
* Hogwarts in the Spring — Spring is in the air at Hogwarts, and that can mean only one thing: James Potter is in love. In his sixth year, he decides Lily Evans is the only girl for him. Will their love last for more than one season, or will it die with the coming spring? James/Lily, PG. Posted at The Hidden Tower and FanFiction.Net; previously also at Time Turner.net. Started February 2004 or earlier.
==Fanart==
* Chick-Fil-A Draco — Draco has in interesting message... (This is not meant to be great art. I can't draw great art. It's a joke, nothing more.) Drawn for Paula.Good News!, posted at LiveJournal 11 April 2003. Posted at Gryffindor Tower and Unredeemed.net. April 2003.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Carl Brandon

Carl Joshua Brandon Jr. was an African-American fan in the San Francisco Bay Area (in an era when fans of color were rare). He was a hoax fan created by Terry Carr Ron Ellik, Pete Graham, Dave Rike and Boob Stewart in 1953. He was active in apas like FAPA and The Cult, and acquired a strong reputation for his parodies. The hoax was revealed at the 1958 Worldcon, Solacon, when Carr signed a card which was being passed around, and handed it to Ted White, who immediately recognized, beneath Carr's signature, the signature of Carl Brandon, with whom White had corresponded.
The Carl Brandon Society, an organization for fans of color, is named for him.
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Occurrences
Carl Brandon Society

The Carl Brandon Society is a group "dedicated to addressing the representation of people of color in the fantastical genres such as science fiction, fantasy and horror" founded in 1999 at the feminist science fiction convention WisCon in Madison, Wisconsin, after a discussion largely in response to the article "Racism and Science Fiction," written by Samuel R. Delany for the New York Review of Science Fiction. 
It is named after Carl Brandon, the hoax fan created by active fans in the San Francisco Bay Area, who became a BNF and was supposedly African-American. By the time the hoax got started, it had been close to a quarter of a century since fandom had seen a prominent black participant: Warren Fitzgerald, the first president of the first New York City science fiction club (and some say the first "real" SF club), the Scienceers, in whose Harlem home the club met.
The Carl Brandon Society presents two awards each year. The Carl Brandon Parallax Award is given to works of speculative fiction created by a self-identified person of color. The Carl Brandon Kindred Award is given to any work of speculative fiction dealing with issues of race and ethnicity; nominees may be of any racial or ethnic group. The awards have been presented by the Carl Brandon Society since 2005.
In addition to Delany, until recently the most prominent African-American professional was Octavia Butler, although the rise of Afrofuturism has changed that. In fandom, Elliot K. Shorter and Vijay Bowen, both of whom were black, ran for and won the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund (TAFF).
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Category:1999 Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:2020s Fan Clubs
Category:Race & Fandom
Carl Grimes/Enid

Carl Grimes/Enid, also known as Carnid, is a het pairing of Carl Grimes and Enid from the Walking Dead fandom.
==Canon==
Carl and Enid first meet mid way through Season 5 when the survivors are accepted into the Alexandria Safe Zone, at this point Enid is in a relationship with Ron Anderson. Carl and Enid are both outsiders, although Carl has always been part of a group, while Enid spent a great deal of time alone. Carl soon finds out that Enid sneaks out of the safe zone, he follows her, finding out that, like him, she sometimes needs the freedom available outside the walls. From that point forward they develop a friendship. At the beginning of Season 6 the Wolves attack Alexandria, Enid helps Carl defend Judith, but afterwards she decides to leave permanently. Enid returns after she finds Glenn and he convinces her that running is not the answer. Ron is killed by Michonne, after he shoots Carl damaging his eye. In Season 7 Carl and Enid travel to Hilltop together, during which they share their first kiss. Carl decides to hide in one of the Saviors trucks, going to the Sanctuary, and planning on killing Negan. Enid tries to talk Carl out of his plan without success. Carl's plan fails and he is returned to his father Rick Grimes by Negan. Carl dies mid Season 8 after being bit by a walker.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Love Triangle: most always involving Ron Anderson 
*Comfort: Enid helping Carl after the loss of his eye, or them caring for each other after the deaths of Glenn and Abraham
*Futurefic: Carl and Enid are older and in an adult established relationship 
*Carl Lives: Carl does not die in season 8 
*Side Pairing: sometimes a secondary pairing in stories about other members of the group
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Untitled by nao-acorde
* by tatertonks
*Carl and Enid by 00sakon00
*The Walking Dead, Carl and Enid by Pixiearts1013
* by blondatlasofficial
===Fanfiction===
*Secret Meeting by Prettyprincess45
*Just Survive For You by LifesRichPageant
*I Care by CarlalsoEnid
*Alone by thejennasaltsman
===Fan Vids===
*i hate u, i love u by Cyria
*Let Her Go by walking_fans
==Resources==
*Enid/Carl Grimes tag at Archive of Our Own
*Carl + Enid at FanFiction.net
*Carl and Enid at Wattpad
*Tumblr Tags: Carl x Enid, Enid x Carl, Carnid
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Walking Dead Relationships