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Leslie Willis

Leslie Willis, better know as Livewire is a DC Comics character.
==Canon==
===Superman: The Animated Series===
Livewire was created by Bruce Timm for the DCAU, first appearing in Superman: The Animated Series episode "Livewire". Before gaining super powers Leslie Willis was a popular WLXL shock jock who often ridiculed Superman on air. After being hit by lighting that Superman was trying to protect her from she gained electrokinetic powers but blamed Superman for what happened.
===Comics===
Livewire first appeared in Action Comics #835 (2006).
===Supergirl (TV Series)===
Leslie Willis was a former shock jock of CatCo Worldwide Media. After a fatal helicopter accident, Leslie was turned into the supervillain Livewire. She later became an ally of Supergirl and sacrificed herself to save her from Reign.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Comics 	 	
Leslie/Clark	Leslie/Kara	Leslie/Barbara
Arrowverse 	 	
Leslie/Kara	Leslie/Siobhan	Leslie/Gayle
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Livewire by themrock
* LiveWire by terminaitor
* DC Livewire by Swenom
* Livewire by Rawder-Beoluve
* Daily Sketches Livewire by fedde
* Livewire by CrumpSmash
* Supergirl+Livewire by DarkLitria
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Leslie Willis fanworks at AO3
* Tumblr tags: Livewire, Leslie Willis
==Resources==
* Livewire at DC Database
* Livewire at DCAU Wiki
* Leslie Willis at Arrowverse Wiki
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Arrowverse Characters
Leslye Lilker

Leslye Lilker is a Star Trek: TOS fan writer and publisher. Her well known Sahaj series won the 1978 Fan Q for best author. She edited and published IDIC. In 2015 she resurrected the Sahaj series and began to rewrite old stories and add new ones in an attempt to complete the series. 
==Interview==
* Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Leslye Lilker (2017)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lessons (Star Trek: TOS story by Emily Adams)

Lessons is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams.
It was published in the print zine First Time #15. 
==Summary==
"After noting a change in Kirkʼs reaction to women, Spock asks for lessons in beginning a relationship."
 
==Excerpt==
""Excuse me, Captain," the Vulcan apologized, seeing Kirk's desk. "If I am disturbing you, I shall return at a later time." 
"No, Spock, that's okay. Sit down." Kirk pushed the stack of papers away again with relief as Spock drew up a chair and seated himself across the desk from his CO. 
"It was occurred to me," the Vulcan began, "that there is a subject on which I am lacking knowledge. I have previously experienced no interest in this area, but am now finding myself at a disadvantage. As you are reputed to have experience and, shall we say, expertise in the matter, I thought I should apply to you for the necessary information." Spock looked expectant. 
"What is this area of expertise I seem to have acquired?" 
"I wish to learn something of courtship rituals.""
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1989===
===1998===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Lessons (Star Trek: TOS story by Nancy Kippax)

Lessons is a Kirk/Spock story by Nancy Kippax.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #3/4.
 
==Summary==
"Spock uses the imagery of a destroyed bridge and a dying Kirk to try and remove his emotions while at Gol."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
===2001===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Lessons (Star Trek: TOS story by Vivian Gates)

Lessons is a Kirk/Spock story by Vivian Gates.
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #4.
 
It has a sequel called Second Lesson. 
==Summary==
"Kirk is assigned to a mission he finds particularly annoying.., pose as his First Officer’s lover on a same-sex planet But neither he nor Spock suspected what they would learn there.."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1999===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Lessons (The Toy Box)

Lessons (The Toy Box) is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Xochiquetzl.
Summary: Obi-Wan introduces Qui-Gon to his toy box. ;-) 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Lessons (X-Files series)

Lessons is an X-Files series by Lisby & Anonymous. It was a winner of a 2002 Silver Sutures Award for Best Unfinished Story.IOHO. Lessons. (Accessed 26 October 2019) The story was written with an anonymous collaborator.
Summary: Scully and Skinner must rescue Mulder from a bargain he could not refuse but cannot endure.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1990s
Lessons From Star Trek: Leadership, Teamwork, Decision-Making

Lessons From Star Trek: Leadership, Teamwork, Decision-Making is a non-fiction 80-page fanwork by William L. Reinshagen.
* Teamwork and Resources (2 pages)
* Decision-Making (4 pages)
* Achieving Goals (3 pages)
* National Goals (4 pages)
* Research and Development (2 pages)
* Military Examples (2 pages)
* Industrial/Commercial Case Studies (3 pages)
* The Mafia and Marginal Freeholders (2 pages)
* Conflict (3 pages)
* Organization (3 pages)
* Details (2 pages)
* Management Versus Creativity (1 page)
* Communication (2 pages)
* Foreign Intelligence (2 pages)
* The Ultimate Computer (3 pages)
* Leadership (4 pages)
* Leadership Challenges (3 pages)
* Disturbed Leadership and Sick Environments (4 pages)
* Perfectionism (1 page)
* The Overcritical Personality (1 page)
* Crazy-Making (1 page)
* Welcome Aboard (3 pages)
* Male-Female Relations (3 pages)
* Credentialism (2 pages)
* Winning and Losing (3 pages)
* Burnout (1 page)
* System Exit (2 pages)
* Your Trek (2 pages)
* A Moral Equivalent To War (3 pages)
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Lessons They Never Taught Me In School

Lessons They Never Taught Me In School is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Red_921 and Lady Saddlebred.
Summary: School represents a place for people to gather and share information and ideas. For some people, they share even more. But what could the IT guy have in common with a Biology professor? 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
Lessons in Passion

Lessons in Passion is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Robin Serrano. 
Author's summary: "Obi-Wan has become a man, and as such, it is time for him to learn about the pleasures and responsibilities of adulthood. But the Lessons will prove more difficult for Master than Padawan. Additional author's notes added February, 2000."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction
Lest These Dark Days (Professionals story)

Lest These Dark Days is a Bodie/Cowley story by Jane Carnall and Ann Johnson.
It is a 53-page circuit zine and part of the shared universe The Fox and the Wolf by Jane Carnall and Nicole C. published in the 1990s. 
It was published in Lest These Dark Days and is online.
A circuit zine with the first 3 stories was published in March 1993 and was 235 pages long.
 
==The Series==
* Lest These Dark Days 
* This Classical Dilemma
* As Games Are Played
* Woven Patternings
==Author's Comments: 1991==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1992===
===1993===
 
===1996===
===2006===
===2007===
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Lest These Dark Days (Professionals zine)

Lest These Dark Days is a slash Professionals anthology. It has the subtitle: "And Other Stories." It is a circuit zine and part of the shared universe The Fox and the Wolf by Jane Carnall and Nicole C. which were published in the 1990s.
==Reactions/Reviews==
===1991===
 
===1993===
===1995===
===1998===
===2010===
==References==
 Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Lest the Darkness Take You

Lest the Darkness Take You is a slash Harry/Draco Harry Potter novel. It is possible it is the first slash Harry Potter zine published. 
Summary from the author: "Harry returns to his sixth year at Hogwarts to find that darkness is very quickly permeating the school. It seems as though the only person to realise this, is Harry. When all seems lost, two people come to him and offer their help. Severus Snape and Draco Malfoy. As the three work together to unravel the mystery that is hovering over them, they each have to fight their own battles and overcome the darkness that is threatening to take them."
Category:Harry Potter Zines
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:2003 Zines
 Category:Slash Fanfiction
Lestat de Lioncourt

Lestat is a vampire and antihero who appears in several The Vampire Chronicles novels by Anne Rice. Lestat has also appeared in several adaptions of Rices' novels, and been portrayed by multiple actors. He was played by Tom Cruise in the 1994 movie Interview with the Vampire, and Stuart Townsend in the movie Queen of the Damned. 
In 2022, Lestat was portrayed by Sam Reid in the Interview with the Vampire TV series. 
==Fandom==
As the lead character in most of the original novels, Lestat is a popular character in the fandom.
===Shipping===
Lestat is most commonly shipped with Louis de Pointe du Lac, especially after the 2022 TV series, which heavily focused on their relationship. He is also sometimes shipped with Armand.
===Common Tropes & Storylines===
* Dreamstat refers to Louis' hallucination of Lestat in the Interview with the Vampire episodes in Season 2. The shorthand for this hallucination became Dreamstat, to differentiate between Louis hallucinations and the real character. On Ao3 the Dreamstat tag is synned to the Hallucination Lestat de Lioncourt.
==Links & Communities==
* The Lestathenaeum, a website for the appreciation and veneration of one, Lestat de Lioncourt.
==Archives & Resources==
*Lestat de Lioncourt tag on the Ao3
*Wikipedia:Lestat de Lioncourt
Category:The Vampire Chronicles Characters
Lester's Complaint

Lester's Complaint is a Kirk/Spock story by Leslie Fish. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #2 (art is by Kathy Carlson) and reprinted in K/S Relay (art by Ann Humphrey). 
This story has a sequel called Kirk's Defense by Wendy Rathbone.
 
==Summary==
"While not strictly a K/S story, Leslie's sense of humor and excellent ability to tell a story make this one a delight to read and give a new view of Kirk's womanizing past."
Image:ksrelay4art3.jpg|art from K/S Relay issue #4, Ann Humphrey, portrait of Janice Lester
 
File:Nakedtimes2-8.jpg|art by Kathy Carlson from Naked Times #2
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===Unknown Date===
===1979=== 
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Let's Filk About

Let's Filk About is a songbook of filks in German and English. It was illustrated by Kirstin Scholz, Maren Frank, Wiebke Heuser, Martin Marheinecke, Jonas Radtke, Natilie Ree, Christel Scheja and Zyene.
==Issue 1==
Let's Filk About 1 was published in 1996.
Publisher's description: "In diesem Sonderband erzählen euch Filker und Fans Stories, die durch Filksongs inspiriertwurden. Ein Storyband nicht nur für Filker. 12 Stories von Linda Budinger, CharlotteEngmann, Jürgen G. Hahn, Petra E. Jörns, Jutta Reitbauer, Christel Scheja, Kirsten Scholzund, C.J. Ueberall.
Alle Stories sind liebevoll illustriert von Beatrix Berndt, Dagmar Krause, MartinMarheinecke, Jutta Reitbauer, Christel Scheja, Kirsten und Kirstin Scholz.
Über 100 Seiten A5, Thermobindung."
==Issue 2==
Let's Filk About 2 was published in 2000. It was illustrated by Kirstin Scholz, Christian Bäcker, Thea Bergermann, Linda Budinger, Anja Fischer, Gunhid Loban,Martin Marheinecke, Maya, Christel Scheja, Tora and Kristina Weiß.
Publisher's description: "In diesem Sonderband erzählen euch Filker und Fans Stories, die durch Filksongs inspiriertwurden. Ein Storyband nicht nur für Filker. 12 Stories von Linda Budinger, CharlotteEngmann, Jürgen G. Hahn, Petra E. Jörns, Jutta Reitbauer, Christel Scheja, Kirsten Scholzund C.J. Ueberall.
Alle Stories sind liebevoll illustriert von Beatrix Berndt, Dagmar Krause, MartinMarheinecke, Jutta Reitbauer, Christel Scheja, Kirsten und Kirstin Scholz.
Über 100 Seiten A5, Thermobindung."
==References==
Category:1996 Songbooks
Category:2000 Songbooks
Category:German-Language Zines
Let's Forget the Whole Thing

Let's Forget the Whole Thing is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #4.
See some comments about this story at Some Fan Comments: Her Star Trek Fic.
==Summary==
"The Enterprise crew joins in the games set up by Starfleet but trouble starts after they win by a large margin."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
===1996===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Let's Go Get Lost

Let's Go Get Lost is a popular Kaito/Shinichi fic by speckled_dragon. The fic crosses the Detective Conan, Magic Kaito, and Lupin III fandoms. 
== Summary ==
== Fan Reviews and Responses ==
== Recursive Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by Airu_27
* by kuroko99
Category:Detective Conan
Category:Magic Kaito
Category:Lupin III
Category:2018 Fanfiction
Category:Yaoi Fanfiction
Let's Hear It For The (Fan)Grrls!

Let's Hear It For The (Fan)Grrls! is a 2008 essay by kill claudio at ds_meta.
"Hello everyone! I volunteered today to post about ‘How differently the women of dS behave when they're in love.’ Or something. This is my slightly rambly look at how a lot of the main female characters, who are otherwise competent and brilliant, have a tendency to turn into doe-eyed girls whenever they’re being used as the love interest of the moment. Let’s look at a couple of examples."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the female characters in due South: Stella Kowalski, Meg Thatcher, Victoria, Francesca Vecchio and how they generally don't come off as positive characters while in romantic relationships
* fanworks treats the female characters better than canon did
==Excerpts==
==Comments by Fans==
 
Category:Due South Meta
 Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2008 Meta
Let's Play (genre)

A Let's Play (LP) involves video games paired with player commentary. Those who create let's plays are called "Let's Players," and more broadly, if a let's player utilizes YouTube, may also be called a "YouTuber." For example, Markiplier is a popular let's player YouTuber. Let's players usually go by their usernames and not their real names, but may allow their full names to be public.
==History==
The phenomena originated on the forum Something Awful, where users documented their playthroughs in forum threads. They would post screenshots of their gameplay with text commentary. The first let's play that used video is considered to be a let's play of "The Immortal" for the NES by a player named slowbeef.Does Anyone Know the History of Let's Plays, Reddit, Sept 30, 2018 (Accessed 12/23/2020) According to comments on the re-uploaded YouTube video, this first let's play was uploaded to the Something Awful forums in 2007 before its re-upload to YouTube by slowbeef.Immortal Level 1 (with commentary), YouTube, re-uploaded circa 2011. (Accessed 12/23/2020)
Slowbeef said of the video:
Even though this is considered to be the first modern let's play of the 2000s, some Reddit users suggested the practice of let's play videos went even further. 
==YouTube RPF==
Let's players often form fandoms around them, resulting in real people fandoms based solely on their videos. They are usually considered popular YouTube personalities, and influence an abundance of fanart, fanfiction, and even shipping, where fans ship different let's players together. A good example is Markiplier/Jacksepticeye, or "Septiplier."
A specific branch of YouTube RPF is Minecraft RPF. This branch of YouTube RPF is called Minecraft YouTube, abbreviated to mcyt. While it can refer to any Minecraft YouTubers, there is a particular focus on some of the more popular Minecraft YouTubers, such as Dream (and his server Dream SMP), Ph1LzA, and GeorgeNotFound.
==LPs and "real" game fans==
Fail Fandom Anon discussed whether someone whose primary exposure to a video game can be a "real" fan.
One nonnie responded:
Another nonnie said: 
== Copyright Issues ==
In 2013, Nintendo decided to claim copyright ownership over LPs posted on Youtube; the videos wouldn't be kicked off Youtube, but Nintendo would receive all ad revenue generated by the videos that formerly went to the users. See BoingBoing and Game Front.
A Reddit thread lists all game makers that allow monetized LPs.
== Example LPs ==
* Hatoful Boyfriend + The Search for Fat Bird's Good End (Hatoful Boyfriend), by Angie Gallant
* Let's Play Silent Hill [BLIND] (Silent Hill), by L0rdVega
* Starting the LARGEST Pool Party In Mabinogi by Mabi Nerd
== Resources ==
* The Let's Play Archive
* YouTube (search "let's play [game title]")
* Fail Fandom Anon has LP rec threads, such as this one.
* Let's Play Collection on Archive.org
== References ==
Category:Video
Category:YouTube
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Let's See What's Out There (Star Trek: TNG & Star Trek: TOS zine)

Are you looking for Let's See What's Out There, a Star Trek: TNG zine?
Let's See What's Out There is a gen Star Trek: TOS and TNG fiction 100-page anthology. Proceeds went to benefit the Childline UK charity.
A third issue was proposed in October 1995 according to an ad listed in IDIC #41, but this issue most likely did not occur.
==Issue 1==
Let's See What's Out There 1 was published in or around 1993. 
From an ad in IDIC #29: "Rosetta Productions (formally Empathy Press), a new Classic/Next Gen genzine. Featuring Contagion and T'Kon prizewinning writers, also poetry and artwork... Picard prepares for a seminar; Chekov goes AWOL; Spock stands watch over an injured Kirk; Troi tries to help out victims of Terrorism; Chapel makes a decision; Alexander and his new friends get into some hot water, and lots more."
* The Incomprehensible Ones by Matthew Christie
* Gweetings by Matthew Christie
* Scotty, poem by Lisa Marie Epple
* A Test of Diplomacy by Susan Bell
* Scotch Mist by Heather Gibson
* Legitimate Targets by Morag Phillips
* Camouflage by Elizabeth "Heather Gibson" Roberts
* Two Point Three Minutes by Karen Cloney (competition winner at T'Kon)
* Let the Marines Look After Themselves by Sarah Walker
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
thumb|cover of issue #2 
Let's See What's Out There 2 was published in 1994.
 
==References==
Category:Charity Zines 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Let's See What's Out There (Star Trek: TNG zine)

Are you looking for Let's See What's Out There, a Star Trek:TNG and TOS zine?
Let's See What's Out There is a gen Star Trek: TNG anthology. There are at least two issues.
==Issue 1==
Let's See What's Out There 1
==Issue 2==
Let's See What's Out There 2
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Let's Stop Conning Ourselves

Let's Stop Conning Ourselves (subtitle: "Are failures like JumpCon and FedConUSA a testament to science fiction fandom's limitations?") is an essay/article by Patience Wieland. 
It was written for "Strange Horizons" in 2009.
It addressed fandom and a recent rash of failed and fraudulent fan conventions.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the need for fandom watchdogs 
* fandom as a closed society and therefore susceptible to gullibility and poor decisions
* FedConUSA
* JumpCon
* Slanted Fedora
* Flanvention II
* Con of Wrath
* Bit of Earth
* fandom and profit
* how to protect yourself against fraud
* what to do if you have a business dispute with another fan
* a whole lot of footnotes and links to further reading regarding TrekUnited/FedConUSA/Steve Brazeal, JumpCon/Shane Senter, and other con/fan business failures
* Five Geek Social Fallacies
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
Some are here.
==References==
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Let's Talk About Sex

Let's Talk About Sex is a Hawaii Five-0 by Laurie. It won in the category favorite humor vid at the vid show of RevelCon 25 in 2014.fatorangekat. Winner, winner, catfish dinner..., 25 March 2014. (Accessed 02 June 2016)
Summary: Hawaii Five-0 funny songvid featuring moments from the first three seasons and blooper reels from the first two.
==References==
Category:Hawaii Five-0 Vids
Category:2013 Vids
Let's Talk About Smut, Baby

Let's Talk About Smut, Baby is a 2000 essay by Dasha K.
It was linked at the X-Files website Working Stiffs.
The "Working Stiffs'" website table of contents titles it: "How do I make Mulder and Scully do the hoky-poky?"
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* smut
* her writing "credentials"
* some fic, rec, and non-fiction sites, including torch's fiction and Minotaur's Sex Tips for Slash Writers
* do you need to be sexually experienced to write good smut?
* safe sex portrayed in fiction
* other various hints
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Slash Meta 
Category:Meta on Fansites
Let's Talk Plagiarism

Let's Talk Plagiarism is an essay by Thamiris and Erin. 
"Thamiris is listmistress for the Ksmithares mailing list and chief archivist for The KSA archive. Erin is the former keeper of The Ares/Joxer index."
It was posted at Odysseys and Ecstasy, a Xenaverse site. 
"Erin and I co-wrote a short essay on the issue of 'borrowing' from other writers. We don't discuss overt plagiarism (a crime for which the thieves should burn in hell) but more subtle instances." Essays 
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Let's address fan culture

Let's address fan culture, also known as the SMPLive Serious Stream, is a 2019 Twitch stream from SMPLive creator CallMeCarson.
In it, Carson addresses numerous concerns he has with stan culture and the SMPLive fandom. Some of these include the then-popular fanfiction SMPRonpa, as well as a copypasta tweet that had been circulating about a fan allegedly stealing cscoop's water bottle at TwitchCon San Diego 2019.
The stream directly led to the creation of the Tumblr blog smp-boundaries, which was dedicated to documenting the "boundaries" of SMPLive creators.
==Memetic Mutation==
The serious stream has become a meme in the wider MCYT fandom, with it constantly being referenced in the form of fans saying that creators are going to have to do their own "serious stream".
In particular, the starting soon screen for the stream features a message that has become a copypasta mocked by fans even who weren't part of the SMPLive fandom:
The water bottle "controversy" also became a major meme in MCYT fandom, especially since it wasn't real and was instead based on a Kpop copypasta.
File:George's water bottle.jpeg|A viral GeorgeNotFound stan tweet allegeding they stole his water bottle at TwitchCon 2022
File:Wilbur serious.jpeg|A meme made by a fan of Lovejoy parodying the starting soon screen in the style of Wilbur Soot's starting soon screen
File:Spittake.png|SPITTAKE! parodying the starting soon screen
==References==
Category:MCYT
Category:2019 Events
Let's calculate the 'score' for Bantam and see if they can be said to have 'won' the Fizzbin game so far.

Let's calculate the 'score' for Bantam and see if they can be said to have 'won' the Fizzbin game so far. is a 1978 essay by Jean Stevenson.
It was printed in Right of Statement #3 as part of a three-essay series called "For Your Information."
* How about a discussion of one of everybody's favorite topics: money? by Jean Lorrah
* Copyright: at the moment we are stuck with what the Library of Congress says by Jean Lorrah
* Let's calculate the 'score' for Bantam and see if they can be said to have 'won' the Fizzbin game so far. by Jean Stevenson
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Star Trek pro book writing guidelines, and the tight reins TPTB keep on creativity Guidelines put in place six years later: Pocket Book's Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985). One can only assume that in 1979, there weren't so many of them, but that the tone was the same.
* fandom and profit
* the difficulty in writing Trek books for multiple audiences
* Star Trek Pro Novels
* Bantam Books
* Pocket Books
==From the Essay==
==The Ratings==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta