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Excalibur Enterprises

Excalibur Enterprises was a Utah based vidding collective that made VCR vids in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
They were known for their title cards and professional looking credits which listed Sheri J as "Producer" and "Julia L.T." as "Executive Producer". 
They also produced visual filks sung by Linda Short.
Some of their vids include:
 
* Another One Bites the Dust (Queen vid, mentioned in Textual Poachers) (Blake's 7) (Blake's 7)
*C'est Moi (Blake's 7)
*Desperado (Blake's 7)
*B7 in Brief (Blake's 7)
*Bad Bad Leroy Brown (Blake's 7)
*Always A Woman to Me (1987) (Blake's 7)
*Decimas Picnic sung by Linda Short (Blake's 7)
*These Sleeves sung by Linda Short (Blake's 7)
*Build a DSV	sung by Linda Short (Blake's 7)
*Rambo Theme (Robin of Sherwood)
*Summertime Knight written and sung by Linda Short (Robin of Sherwood)
*Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word (Robin of Sherwood)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Vidding Groups
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category: Blake's 7 Vids
Excalibur Log

Excalibur Log is a Star Trek: TOS anthology fanzine. 
At least 3 issues were published.
==Description==
The editor described the zine in the second issue: 
==Issue 1==
Excalibur Log 1 was published in 1977.
* 3 Hundred Years Later, fiction (Star Trek: TOS/Space: 1999)
* Anti-Matter, article
* episode review 
* review of the Star Trek Poster Book
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
Excalibur Log 2 was published in 1977 and contains 23 pages.
Artists were Larry Gipe and David Rowen. 
* Editorial by Larry Gipe (1)
* Letters (actually, it's just one very short letter) (4)
* Science: Interstellar Travel, article by David Green (3)
* Post Star Wars Movies, Sci-fi Review by Larry Gipe (a short bit about Star Wars) (5)
* Enterprise, article by Carl J. Frushon (6)
* The Contribution of Films to Science Fiction, article by David Greene (7)
* Star Trek Titles (humor) (8)
* The Deep Freeze, fiction by David Rowan (9)
 
Image:excaliburtrek2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Larry Gipe
Image:excaliburtrek2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Larry Gipe
Image:excaliburtrek2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Larry Gipe
==Issue 3==
Excalibur Log 3 was planned to be available in April 1978. 
Planned content: Damnation Alley, Close Encounters of the Third Kind
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Exceedingly Partial to the Practice

Exceedingly Partial to the Practice is a slash Velvet Goldmine anthology. It is 134 pages long and digest-sized.
* Easier Living With The Lies (12 pages)
* A Kind Of Freedom (44 pages)
* Scarlet and Black (BDSM story) (8 pages)
* Rif In B (4 pages)
* To Open Any Frozen Doors (30 pages)
* Safe Words (20 pages)
Category:Velvet Goldmine Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Excelsior (multifandom zine)

Excelsior is a multifandom zine. 
It was planned as bi-monthly.
From the zine: "This is not illegal to do because no profit is being made. This is a fanzine by fans for fans."
==Issue 1==
Excelsior 1 was published in summer 1976 and contains 20 pages.
All of the art is by Lloyd Lawrence.
From the editorial: 
* Editorial (3)
* Is Star Trek Still Possible?, essay by Jim Crawford ("Star Trek does have many major problem in any revival, as shown in this article.") (5)
* Centerpiece, Star Trek art (10)
* The Joker, article by Lloyd Lawrence ("part one of an article overlooking the Joker comic series") (12)
* Foli's Secret, Star Trek fiction by Lloyd Lawrence ("set on a planet inhabited by plant-people") (16)
 
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==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Batman Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Except for Gamora

Except for Gamora is a Tumblr blog created by Brett White, a CBR assistant editor in order to create awareness for the lack of the female character Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy merchandise. It was made in spirit of ...But Not Black Widow blog.
==References==
Category:Comics Meta 
Category:Guardians of the Galaxy 
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:2014 Meta
Category:2010s Meta
Category:2014 Tumblr
Category:2010s Tumblr
Excerpts/yours/beloved/signet.asmblg

excerpts/yours/beloved/signet.asmblg is a short F/F Friends at the Table fangame created in Twine by WhiteLightning. It tells a lightly interactive story about the Divine Belgard and her Excerpt, Signet.
==Game Description==
Category:2022 Fanfiction
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
==References==
Excerpts from the Memoirs Of

Excerpts from the Memoirs Of is a series of Man from U.N.C.L.E. stories. They are "recollections from Illya's private diary."
Most of the stories appear to be circuit stories; and there originally twelve planned. One of the stories, called "The Confession," was published in Comrades #2, a zine published in 1990. It appears this was the only one published in a formal print zine, though this is just a good guess. 
From a 1989 flyer: "In this offering [The Russian Invasion], the fourth installment of twelve, Illya recalls when the time came for Napoleon's full realization of the relationship and how he had chosen a place where his lover felt most at ease. Sail with the Pursang and her two man crew into the depths of desire and a sea of of love. Slated for a Fall release."
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Excess Baggage

Excess Baggage is a Mulder/Krycek story by Aries.
Summary: "Okay, which one of you chicks proposed this one? I can't for the life of me, remember...okay, Nic says it was Orithain. The boys get stuck in the baggage car of a train together."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Exchange Etiquette

In Exchange fandom, Exchange Etiquette refers to both the formal and the informal rules of behavior expecting of good exchange participants in AO3 exchanges. Like many other aspects of exchange fandom, exchange etiquette primarily developed around Yuletide and the anon memes yuletide_coal and fail_fandomanon. 
Common expectations include:
* Not breaking anonymity before author reveals.
* Not contacting your recip directly before author reveals.
* If you have questions for your author, exchange mods are usually happy to pass them on anonymously!
* Not writing a recip's DNWs.
* Commenting on your gifts.
* Writing a complete fic (as opposed to a WIP)
* Writing a new fic, or at least a fic you've never posted any part of before.Opinions on this have varied, though! In this exchange on FFA in 2013, two nonnies came to the conclusion that it was fine to post "fragments" of an exchange fic in FFA's WIP thread, but more recent discussions in FFA's Bangs, Fests, and Exchanges threads have indicated that this is no longer acceptable, possibly because exchange fandom centers so solidly around FFA now.
* Mentioning that you want one fandom, pairing, or freeform more than something else that might have been matched on.For example, this discussion.
* Rejecting a gift immediately for any reason than a DNW violation or extremely obvious inclusion of things that should be opt-in — for example, immediately rejecting a fic for bad SPAG would be seen as bad etiquette, but rejecting a fic immediately for containing a DNW or unrequested Nazi kink would be seen as fine by most participants. Typically recips who want to reject a gift are advised to wait six months or so after reveals, as by that point it's unlikely that the rejection will stir up any wank.An example of this kind of advice can be seen in this FFA post, although it should be noted that this nonnie was later revealed to have received rosefox's polycon fic, so later wank leaned towards thinking the recip was justified to reject right away.
On the Yuletide Discord server, Yuletide's exchange mod Morbane lists these common etiquette rules:
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Exchange Fandom

The exchange fandom is the community of fans who moderate, participate in, or discuss gift exchanges. Like other fandoms, the actual amount of involvement needed to consider oneself or someone else part of "exchange fandom" can vary wildly, and because a good deal of community discussion occurs anonymously on yuletide_coal and fail_fandomanon or privately on Discord severs, it's not always obvious who's engaged to what degree. Often, those in exchange fandom participate in both single-fandom and multi-fandom exchanges, with part of the appeal of creating being that of the 'exchange'; one popular "meta-challenge" in exchange fandom is that of The Triple Crown of Exchanges fanwork challengehttps://triplecrownofexchanges.dreamwidth.org/.
Yuletide is generally considered the main exchange of the year, as it's the largest and is the exchange that gets the most sign ups from people who don't otherwise interact with exchange fandom. Other exchanges are often surfaced on Fandom Calendar on Dreamwidth or similar compilations/exchange fandom discord servers.
Exchanges that are part of the exchange fandom usually post their administrative information to Dreamwidth (or, previously, Livejournal), while signups and work postings are done on Archive of Our Own. Fests, big bangs and other challenges may be tangentially related to exchange fandom — run by the same people, frequented by the same participants, or discussed in the same places — especially if they're run on Dreamwidth. Exchanges run on Tumblr (and other platforms) are often not considered part of exchange fandom because they tend to have very different etiquette, rules, and participants.
==Notable Exchanges==
* Yuletide
* Chocolate Box
* Candy Hearts
* Trick or Treat
* Heart Attack
* FFFX (Dreamwidth)
* Fic In A Box
* Fandom 5k
* Battleship Exchange (Dreamwidth)
* Worldbuilding Exchange
==Some Exchange Fandom Communities==
* Exchanges After Dark
* fail-fandomanon
* yuletide_coal (now coaltide)
* Yuletide Discord Server
* Yuletide IRC
== Exchange Fandom Culture ==
Depending on where fandom exchanges are hosted, the culture of the exchange tends to also differ.
=== Multi-fandom vs Single Fandom exchanges===
* Multifandom exchanges tend to be algorithmically matched, while singlefandom exchanges are sometimes handmatched by moderators
* Multi-fandom exchange culture tends to hold hard to the rule "optional details are optional". what that means is that your creator is only bound by your DNWs and whatever the matching criteria are; partially as unconventional fandoms are already hard to match. This tends to affect what is requested, with asking for a particular specific prompt being rare in multi-fandom exchanges but common in single-fandom exchanges.
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:Fandoms by Community
Exchange Mod

An exchange mod is a moderator who runs a gift exchange or similar challenge where participants sign up with offers and requests and then are matched. Typically, exchange mods will do some or all of the following: 
* Schedule, announce, and advertise the exchange.
* Arrange nominations, including approving things in the tagset and making clarification posts.
* Collect sign up information, including checking that each sign up meets exchange requirements.
* Matching, including potentially handmatching individual participants or the entire exchange.
* Distribute assignments
* Help preserve participants' anonymity by passing questions from creators to their recipients.
* Make sure all participants get appropriate gifts, which includes checking for DNWs, spitefic, and picklefic and sending out pinch hits if participants default on their assignment.
Before the exchange, the mod may do an interest check (on, for instance, fail_fandomanon's Bangs, Fests, and Exchanges thread) if the exchange is new, including asking what schedule would be best for those interested in participation. Setting up a new round usually also involved setting up an Archive of Our Own collection and some kind of social media account to provide information and announcements. Exchange fandom has historically used LiveJournal and/or Dreamwidth, but tumblr or twitter are sometimes used in addition or instead. If the exchange has run before, the mod will probably only have to open a new subcollection on AO3 and then advertise. Common places to advertise include Fandom Calendar, fail_fandomanon, Exchanges After Dark, and the Dreamwidth accounts of other exchanges.
If the exchange is happening on Archive of Our Own, the moderator will also control the tagset. Large exchanges may have mods on-board just to help manage the tags, called tagset mods. The mod will often use the social media account associated with the exchange to communicate with nominators about their tags, especially if the tagset is complicated or the exchange has restrictions on what can be nominated.
Some mods may hand match participants. 
In gift exchanges where writers are kept anonymous until some time after the gifts are put up, writers are generally only supposed to contact their recipients (for DNW clarification, etc) via the exchange mod, although some tumblr exchanges might make use of the anonymous ask function.
Mods are usually responsible for finding pinch hitters or, if one cannot be found, writing the pinch hits so that everyone who participates receives a gift. 
==Meta==
* Some (Incredibly Long-Winded) Thoughts on Running a Fic/Art Exchange by Beth H
==References==
Category:Challenge Glossary
Exchange no Jutsu

Exchange no Jutsu was a Naruto fanfiction and fan art exchange which ran in 2020 and 2021. In its first year it had 50 works submitted and in its second year it had 24 works submitted. After 2021, some of the organisers ran a successor event which was organised as a fest or prompt meme rather than a gift exchange. The new event is called Fest no Jutsu and ran in 2022 and 2023, with plans to return in 2024.
In its first year, Exchange no Jutsu was organised and hosted on tumblr, dreamwidth and archiveofourown by Wafflelate and Heartbeatstumbles. In its second year it was mostly organised via discord and hosted on archiveofourown, as a joint project between Wafflelate and the r/NarutoFanfiction moderation team, who'd hosted their own Naruto fanfiction and fanart exchange the year prior, which Wafflelate had also helped on.
Category: Naruto
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Exchanges After Dark

Exchanges After Dark (EAD) is "an 18+, NSFW-friendly discussion space focused on fanwork exchanges, fests, bangs, and the like" Discord server run by shadowsapiens. It was created following FFA discussion of Rosencrantz's moderation of the Yuletide Discord Server in the lead up to Smut Swap 2018Various nonnies, here on January 03, 2018, here on January 09 2018 and finally here on January 10 2019. but ultimately came together more out of a desire to have an exchange discussion server that was separate from Yuletide.
EAD features general channels for discussion as well as channels for individual exchanges, which are created on request. EAD is considered a good resource for people who want to learn to run an AO3-based exchange, especially since it got a channel to talk about exchange modding.
EAD's annual exchange celebrating its own founding, EAD Birthday Bash, can be considered the first flash exchange, although the format didn't take off until Morne ran the first round of We Die Like Fen out of EAD. Several exchanges have started on EAD, including Canon Ball, We Die Like Fen, Iron Triangle, Writing Rainbow, and Untitled Goose Exchange.
In January 2020, Shadow provided these growth numbers in a Dreamwidth post:
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Exchange Fandom
Category:2018 Discord
Category:2010s Discord
Category:2020s Discord
Exclusion As Default: Female Geeks

Exclusion As Default: Female Geeks is a 2014 essay by Foz Meadows.
==Topics Discussed==
* fandom as embraced by old white guys/cis white guys
* the April 19, 2014 Buzzfeed article What’s Your Geek Number? which included 300 questions
* examples of female pioneers in fandom
* geek credentials
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal SitesCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Excuse Me, How Long?

Excuse Me, How Long? is a Newsies fanfic by T-R-Us. It once had 223 chapters, as demonstrated in the reviews, but only one remains online, making it a lost work.Reviews Most chapters were about a thousand words long, according to the author's note. It is probably one of the works responsible for popularizing the name Anthony for Racetrack Higgins, as it has over 700 reviews.
==References==
Category:2000s Fanfiction
Executive Privilege

Excectutive Privilege is a gen Star Trek: TOS story by Mary Lee Cascio and Lois Welling. 
It was the winner of a 1980 Fan Q Award.
The story was printed in Rigel #4/5/6 (with Alice Jones as the illustrator) and reprinted in Archives #7 (with Suzan Lovett as the illustrator).
==Summary==
"A plot to oust Kirk and Spock from the fleet sends them to months of duty to the outer rim worlds."
==Sample Gallery: Alice Jones==
Image:Rigel_4-5-6_-_Jones_cowboy_S.jpg|Alice Jones, art from "Rigel" #4/5/6
Image:rigel4-4.jpg|art from issue #4/5/6, Alice Jones 
Image:rigel4-5.jpg|art from issue #4/5/6, Alice Jones 
==Sample Gallery: Suzan Lovett==
File:archives7-1.jpg|inside "Archives" #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-2.jpg|inside "Archives" #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-3.jpg|inside "Archives" #7, Suzan Lovett
File:archives7-4.jpg|inside "Archives" #7, Suzan Lovett
==Sample Gallery: Cory Correll==
After the story was published (which means they are not in the zine), one of the authors commissioned five pieces of art for it from Cory Correll. The medium was India ink and colored pencil. 
Image:Kirk & Uhura in Bar Room.jpg|"Kirk & Uhura in Bar Room" 
Image:Spock Entering Bar Room.jpg|"Spock Entering Bar Room"
Image:Spock In Native Outfit Unfit For Starbase 1.jpg|"Spock In Native Outfit Unfit For Starbase 1" 
Image:kirkandspockonvulcan.jpg|"Kirk & Spock on Vulcan" 
Image:kirkenteringspockscabin.jpg|"Kirk Entering Spock's Cabin" 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1979===
===2002===
==References==
Category:1980 Fanfiction‎
Executor Logs

Executor Logs was the newsletter for a Star Wars fan club out of Florida called The Supreme Order of the Imperial Forces.
As of January 1987, there were 33 issues. 
From a 1982 flyer: 
 
==A 1994 Description==
==Issue 1== 
September 1980
==Issue 33==
January 1987
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1980s
Executrix

Executrix is a fan writer, working in Blake's 7 and Firefly. She is best known and admired for her witty fics, which are often pastiches of other popular (or more obscure) genres or works, such as the Austen canon or 'Cabaret'. 
While reccing one of her stories, LJ user grumpoldusenaut commented "Executrix's take on the characters is wildly different from most people's, yet still manages to convince while you're reading the story."Rec of Ask-Tell-Pursue on Crack Van Other unconventional views include the idea that Blake's 7 character Kerr Avon is probably a Beta grade, rather than an Alpha (or Alpha Elite)Blake/Avon ship manifesto. 
Although she embraces a wide variety of pairings (often for comic effect), around half of her Blake's 7 fics contain the pairing Blake/Avon. However, while she thus considers herself a B/A shipper, Executrix has also called herself an "anti shipper", saying of the pairing "I’m damn sure they’re doing it. I just wish they wouldn’t".Blake/Avon ship manifesto. 
Executrix was the first reccer for Blake's 7 works on Crack Van and wrote their fandom overview for that fandom. She also wrote the Blake/Avon Ship Manifesto.
She wrote the essay Drowning in Waving.
==Example Fanworks==
===Blake's ===
*Ask-Tell-Pursue (Avon/Travis)
*A Bunch of Us: Or, Gand Candy (Avon/Ethan, Gan/Joyce, Giles/Ethan, crossover with Buffy the Vampire Slayer
*Portrait of a Pair Bond (Various, including Blake/Avon, but Avon/Anna, Avon/Anna/Servalan, Vila/Kerril, Jenna/(Deeta)Tarrant, Cally/Tyce, Dayna/OCM...)
*Purple Haze (link) (Various, including Avon/OMC)
She has also been published in the following zines: TTBA, Tales from Space City, I, Mutoid, Fire and Ice, Trooper Orac's Fantastic Plastic Army, BASCon (con zine), Sopron, and Sleer as Folk.
===Firefly Fanfic===
*Court/Ship (Inara/Simon, Kaylee/Jayne, Mal/Nandi, based on Jane Austen's Emma)
===Other Fandoms===
*Gaudeamus Igitur, Maturae Dum Sumus: A Detective Story With Love Interruptions. Slash take on Gaudy Night (Lord Peter Wimsey)
===Meta===
*The Cost of an Erection: Slash and Gayness
*Blake/Avon Ship Manifesto
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Exeterlinden

==Fandoms==
exeterlinden has been a writer in the due South fandom since 2005 and has written C6D stories for Hard Core Logo and Wilby Wonderful.
==Writing style==
mergatrude in ds_profiles says about exeterlinden's due South writing:
:"Linden writes character-driven stories that suck you in. They're sometimes sweet and funny, sometimes creepy, always thoughtful; you always feel like you know the characters and their thoughts and emotions better by the end." mergatrude, due South Author Profile: exeterlinden posted on 23 April 2010 (Accessed 27 April 2010)
 
==Notable Works==
=== due South ===
* Dinner Date (Fraser/Vecchio, G). Ray takes Fraser to dinner. Fraser thinks it's a date. Adorable.
* Say Hello, Wave Goodbye (Fraser/Kowalski, Mature). After the Quest, it takes them a little while to figure out what they want.
===C6D===
* Rock 'n' Roll Suicide, a Rolling Stone article on Hard Core Logo. (Hard Core Logo, Gen, Mature). This is an awesome story in both concept and execution, and a "must read" for the HCL fandom! The story is actually posted as scans of a Rolling Stone article.
==References== 
Category:Fanwriters
Exhibitionism, Performance, and More Clowns

Exhibitionism, Performance, and More Clowns is a 2003 essay by Cesperanza.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* writing and audience
* fan reaction
* LiveJournal and communication
* public and private
==Excerpt==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Exigencies (Stargate Atlantis story)

Exigencies is a Stargate Atlantis story by rivier.
==Excerpt==
"Her first shocked thought is that he's handsome. In her mind's eye, her attacker had to be someone like Calmoore, all bulk and razored skull and scarred, broken features. But this man is younger than her bodyguard, younger even than Malcon, his face unmarked, lean jawline and long nose and clear hazel eyes, under a messy thatch of black hair. He looks athletic and almost dashing, like a star player on one of the national tri-ball teams.
He stares at her, but without the slightest expression on his face. His eyes are so dead, they're almost hollow. It's the face of a madman and it makes her whimper. His expression doesn't change: he simply ignores her and turns back to the controls.
She has to do something. She's well-born, and marriage to Malcon Cantrel puts her under certain obligations, to behave appropriately, to bear herself well whatever the circumstances. Time to put Chapter Five into practice - Command Your Assailant - well, as much as she can.
"What is this? What do you want?" she says loudly, trying to make herself sound all the things she isn't: bored, scornful, indifferent."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Exigency (Star Wars TPM story by 'chelle)

Exigency is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by 'chelle. It's a sequel to "Minuend" and was also hosted at The Emu's Feathers.
Summary: Obi-Wan stood at the edge of the practice area, watching his master.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Exigency (Star Wars TPM story by Rushlight)

Exigency is Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan slash story by Rushlight.
Summary: My Muse decided that it was Obi-torture day. Who am I to argue? 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎