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Gemma T. Leslie

Gemma T. Leslie is the (fictional) author of the (fictional) Simon Snow series. The character is referred to and "quoted" extensively in Fangirl, as the main character writes fic in the universe. 
The author is modelled on J.K. Rowling, with the Simon Snow books a parallel on Harry Potter. 
==Works==
According to the author's (fictional) "Encyclowikia" page which appears in Fangirl, Leslie wrote:
* Simon Snow and the Mage's Heir, 2001
* Simon Snow and the Second Serpent, 2003
* Simon Snow and the Third Gate, 2004
* Simon Snow and the Selkies Four, 2007
* Simon Snow and the Five Blades, 2008
* Simon Snow and the Six White Hares, 2009
* Simon Snow and the Seventh Oak, 2010
* Simon Snow and the Eighth Dance, May 1, 2012
According to the same page, the books were translated into 53 languages and, previous to the publication of Book 8, had sold more than 380 million copies. The author faced criticism for "violence in the series and for creating a hero who is sometimes selfish and bad tempered," and was boycotted by American Christian groups for an exorcism scene."The Simon Snow Series", Fangirl, Rainbow Rowell.
==GTL and Cath==
In Fangirl, Leslie - or GTL as Simon Snow fans call her - is accused of not understanding and loving the villain character Baz as much as her fans, and specifically Cath, do. This reflects the kind of complicated relationship many fen have to TPTB in their fandoms. Examples: 
==References==
Category:Fangirl (Book), Category:Carry On
Gen:LOCK

gen:LOCK is a CGI animated series from Rooster Teeth. The series has mecha anime and sci-fi dystopia elements.
==Canon==
Fifty years in the future, an oppressive authoritarian force threatens to conquer the world, opposed by an international coalition known as The Polity. A daring team is recruited to pilot a new form of weaponized neuroscience that powers devastating mecha, but they must be willing to sacrifice everything to save the world.
The show follows the gen:LOCK program and its members, who participate in the development and testing of an experimental technology which allows for individuals with unique mental make ups to have their minds uploaded to giant suits of mecha armor.
===Cast & Characters===
*Michael B. Jordan as Julian Chase, a Vanguard pilot and "All-American guy" from Brooklyn who helps form the show's team.
*Dakota Fanning as Miranda Worth, a mecha pilot and a love interest for Chase
*Maisie Williams as Cammie MacCloud, a Scottish hacker and the youngest recruit of the Gen:Lock program at the age of 17 years old
*Koichi Yamadera as Kazu Iida, a transfer from the Japanese military, where he was demoted from the rank of Sergeant to kitchen duty on grounds of insubordination
*Golshifteh Farahani as Yasamin Madrani, a former Iranian fighter pilot acquitted from the Mesa Detention Center to join the Gen:Lock program
*Asia Kate Dillon as Val/entina Romanyszyn (roh-mah-nee-shin), a former Ukrainian covert agent. Val/entina is genderfluid, going by the name "Val" when male-presenting and "Valentina" when female-presenting.
*David Tennant as Dr. Rufus Weller, a scientist from the Polity's Experimental Science Unit. Creator of the gen:LOCK program.
Minor roles are voiced by popular Rooster Teeth members or voice actors such as Blaine Gibson, Miles Luna, Lindsay Jones, and SungWon Cho.
==Fandom==
There is somewhat of a combined fandom with RWBY, Rooster Teeth's first CGI-animated series, as well as with other Rooster Teeth content.
===Shipping===
===Discussion & Controversy===
* Production: Issues with Gray Haddock, treatment of workers, comments by employees, Haddock leaving RT, etc.
===Links & Resources===
==Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Rooster Teeth
GenEx

GenEx is a multifandom fanfiction & fan art gift exchange for "&" relationships (i.e. gen relationships), founded by "genexmod" in 2016. The rules state Romantic and/or sexual relationships should not be the main focus of the work.genex: Rules and FAQ (accessed 4 July 2016) Stories must be at least 1000 words; art must be clean lineart with at least basic coloring, inking etc.
The exchange occurs on Archive of Our Own, and is administered via a Dreamwidth community.
==2016==
Fandom nominations are ongoing in July, with sign ups scheduled for July and posting in September.genex: Schedule (accessed 4 July 2016)
==References==
Category:Gen Fandom
Category:Fanart Challenges
Category:2016 Challenges
Category:2017 Challenges
Gen Bathing

Gen Bathing gets characters into the shower, or bathtub, together for reasons other than sex. 
The trope is usually employed as an off-shoot of hurt/comfort, with the emotional and physical comfort offered after bad dreams, emotional meltdowns, and physical injury. Both characters are portrayed as finding relief with this close contact.
==Fandoms==
Some fandoms with a particular interest in bathing are:
* The Witcher - based off of two bathing scenes with Geralt (one with Jaskier and one with Yennefer)
* Watchmen - often used as a way to make canonically unhygienic Rorschach more palatable to the reader, it often can lead to a homoerotic freak out or sex
==Some Examples==
* In The Sentinel/Nash Bridges story No Center Line by LRH Balzer, Blair is bathed by both Jim and Simon after a bad experience: "They made it look so natural: Simon working more shampoo into Blair's hair, trying to erase the smell of death. Jim helping his partner soap down his legs and feet. It wasn't a parent bathing a child. Or a lover his beloved. But yet it was both. An extension of one being to encompass another. It was almost as though there were no lines dividing them. No walls to say where one began and the other ended. Strength flowed from one to the other, particularly between the partners, but also between them and their captain."
* In the Starsky and Hutch story, Alone by Daydreamer, Starsky bathes his traumatized partner: "He spent a few minutes wondering how he was going to manage this task, then shrugged and stripped himself. He pulled Hutch to his feet, took the robe off and helped him into the shower. Once the blond was seated on the stool, Starsky lathered the washrag and began with Hutch's back. He washed slowly and carefully, continuing to be appalled at how thin and wasted Hutch had become."
* From the Sherlock (BBC) story, No Incentive So Great by thisprettywren: "“Here,” John said, “inch forward a bit.” He leaned down to pull off his socks and then simply slid into the tub behind Sherlock, heedless of his clothing, fitting his legs around either side of Sherlock’s hips and pulling the other man back to lean agains this chest. “Better?"“
*Merlin: Bath!hug by derryere. It's been a long day. A long day in a long week, in a brutal month in a year that was marked by the highlights of attempted assassinations, almost-marriages, manservants at large and the occasional dignified heartbreak. Arthur was tired. Gen
Category:Gen Fandom
Gen Fic Crit Mailing List

The Gen Fic Crit Mailing List was a mailing list where fans could review and discuss gen fan fiction. Both fanzine fiction and netfic were welcomed. The mailing list was publicly archived.
While the list remained open until 2009, activity declined beginning in 2005 with media fandom's migration to Livejournal and other blogging communities.
From the mailing list FAQ: 
== Period Of Activity ==
While the archives preserved on the wayback machine only go so far as 2007, the mailing list did continue through to 2009, when a server crash wiped all the archives and subscriber information: 
==References==
Category:Gen Mailing Lists
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Multifandom Mailing Lists
Gen Freeform Exchange

Gen Freeform Exchange is a multifandom gift exchange for gen fanworks. Participants are required to create a 1,500 word fanfic, a finished piece of art, a 1 minute long video, a podfic of an existing 1,500+ word/10 minute fic, or a podfic of a new 750 word fic.
==History==
==References==
Category:2020 Gift Exchanges
Category:2021 Gift Exchanges
Category:2022 Gift Exchanges
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Category:2024 Gift Exchanges
Gen V (TV series)

==Canon==
===Overview===
Gen V is a spin-off of The Boys, focusing on the first generation of superheroes who are aware that they got their powers through Compound V and attend the Godolkin University School of Crimefighting. Lead character, Marie Moreau, has a tragic past resulting from her own powers and, within the first episode, she becomes embroiled in the secrets of the university.
Gen V has the same satirical, outlandish and violent tone throughout the episodes as The Boys, though, by focusing on superheroes in their teens, it also explores aspects of the indoctrination, how superheroes become the self-interested and self-serving villains showcased in The Boys, and what happens to potential superheroes who don't have useful powers or who fail to toe the line. 
==Fandom==
===History of the fandom===
The fandom around Gen V is moderate-to-small at the moment, though there is a reasonable amount of activity of Tumblr, particularly in the form of screencaps and GIFs. 
===Characters and Pairings===
As well as lead, Marie Moreau, the main cast of Gen V consists mainly of other students from the university, including: Andre Anderson, Emma Meyer, Cate Dunlap, Jordan Li, and Samuel Riordan. 
Other characters include staff at the university, previous students, and characters from or referenced in The Boys.
F/M and F/F works are both popular within the fandom, with there also being a poly ship in the top pairings on AO3:
*Marie Moreau/Jordan Li - Jordan Li is bigender, and part of their superpowers is being able to change sex. Many fanworks for the pairing are tagged with both F/M and F/F.
*Emma Meyer/Sam Riordan
*Andre Anderson/Cate Dunlap/Luke Riordan
*Cate Dunlap/Luke Riordan
*Andre Anderson/Cate Dunlap
===Fandom Activities===
===Common Tropes, Headcanons or Fanon===
===Impact on / Interactions with other fandoms===
Being set in the same universe, there are a lot of crossover fanworks with The Boys.
===Communities===
*Gen V Spoiler Thread discussion at SuperHeroHype
*Gen V discussion at RPG.net
*r/GenV at Reddit
*r/TheBoys at Reddit (a lot of Gen V discussion also happens here)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Fic===
===Fan Art===
===Fan Vids===
===Meta===
===Other Fanworks===
==Resources==
*Gen V tag at AO3
*Gen V tag at Tumblr
Category:The Boys
Gen X Fanfic Archive

The Gen X Fanfic Archive was a large multi-author fanfiction archive in the X-Men fandom, focusing on Gen X. It also contained a small amount of fan art. It was active in the late 1990s, and was reported in April that the site would change its url in June 1, 1998. This new site only operated from Nov 1998 to May 1999, before becoming a new archive for both fanfic and original work, FicWorld.
==References==
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:X-Men Archives
Gen and Slash, or Why I See One and Write the Other

Gen and Slash, or Why I See One and Write the Other is an essay by Morgan. 
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Excerpt==
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta 
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Gen fic & emotion (rambling)

Gen fic & emotion (rambling) is a 1997 essay by Jane Mailander.
It was posted to Venice Place Mailing List in response to a fan who felt that gen fic writers wrote with less passion and emotion than slash wrtiers.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* emotion in writing
* censors
* Starsky & Hutch, Xena, Quantum Leap, Star Trek: TOS
* double standards
* male intimacy
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Gena Moretti

Gena Moretti was a fan writer.
She was the mother of fan writer, Roberta Haga.
Moretti passed away August 14, 2007 at the age of 80. Wilbur "Bill" and Gene Moretti 
==Some Fan Comments: Her Star Trek Fic==
In November 1991, Gena Moretti was the subject of "The Booth," a feature in The LOC Connection where fans volunteered to have their bodies of work critiqued by other fans. 
Spotlight was on Moretti in The LOC Connection #35: 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Deceased
Gencest

Gencest is a term used in the Supernatural fandom. It is a portmanteau between the words gen and Wincest. The word denotes fanworks with Sam and Dean Winchester being emotionally incestuous but not sexually or romantically involved. An event centered on the concept is the Gencest Bang. The term has appeared as early as 2009, possibly coined by spectralbovine.but I am wayfaring and recently wrecked by musesfool (2009)
==Meta & Further Reading==
*Okay, about this “g*ncest” thing by dotthings and response by gencest (2018)
*Gen on Super-Wiki
==Fannish Links==
*Gencest tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Supernatural Fandom Glossary
Category:Relationships Glossary
Gendai Rhapsody

Gendai Rhapsody (現代ラプソディ, Modern Day Rhapsody) is a Sherlock Holmes doujinshi. It's Watson/Holmes.
Image:GendaiRhapsody.jpg|front and back covers
==References==
* yahoo auction
Category: Sherlock Holmes Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Gender-coding

Gender-coding is the process of assigning traits or behaviours to certain genders. While there have been discussions in more recent years of coding outside of the gender binary, many references to gender-coding are specifically referring to the genders of male and female.
The concept of gender-coding appears in business and workplace discussions and academia, such as in research and analysis about how certain gender-coded words or phrases are utilised in job adverts to encourage or discourage applicants from certain genders. Sales, too, often discusses gender-coding, such as in how certain things are marketed. Research into gender-coding in media analysis which shares similarities with queer-coding also exists, such as research into children's television shows where characters may be inanimate objects or animals, where gender-coding is more prevalentJennifer Lindsay, 'Male Default: When Images of Neutral Characters from Picture Books Are Not So Neutral', Gender Issues, 14 December 2022. It differs from queer-coding in some ways, though; a key one being that the coding is rarely being done to circumvent any barriers, censorship, or controversy.
In fan spaces, discussions around gender-coding can be a mix of elements of the gender-coding seen in business and academia, and elements of the concept as per the media analysis akin to queer-coding. Canonically male characters being discussed as being female-coded or feminine-coded tend to be the more common types of discussions, with discussions of female characters being discussed as male-coded and discussions of gender-coding overlapping with trans-coding or non-binary coding being less common. 
==Use in fandom==
Discussions about gender-coding in fandom seem to more commonly discuss male characters being female-coded than any other variation. Views on the concept of gender-coding as used in fandom are mixed. Some fans feel that the concepts rely on and therefore reinforce the stereotypes and biases society associates with different genders. For example, when male characters who are sensitive or affectionate or female characters who are hard and assertive are being discussed as coded for the opposite gender, the coding analysis only works if the stereotypes, which can be harmful, are accepted as true. 
Other fans see more merit in discussions as the stereotypes and biases of society underpin so much information people take on, that many people will have unconscious biases that lead them to perceiving the coding in the intended way. For example, when robot characters are coded as male or female, many people pick up on the intentional coding. 
==Characters often applied to==
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==Criticisms and Controversy==
===Gender stereotypes and biases===
===Use as fuel for fandom drama===
==Examples of meta and discussions==
*Tony Stark as the most female-coded superhero
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==Further Reading==
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* - How trans-coding and gender-coding can both play a role in transmisogynistic portrayals of trans women in media.
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==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Gender and Fandom

==Gender Issues Regarding Fan Interactions==
===Women in Fandom===
====Fandom as a Female-dominated space====
There has been much discussion about what types of fan activities and fandoms draw mostly women.
There has been discussion of what it is that women find they can express through fandom.
Fandoms dominated by teenage girls, such as boy bands, are a topic of interest.
====Misogyny in Fandom====
==== Woman Positivity ====
 
Responses to the lack of fanworks about female characters have often come in the form of fests or ficathons. The Femgenficathon, founded and run by gehayi, was one such response. Originally designed in 2005 to combat the lack of female-character gen stories in Harry Potter fandom, it became Pan-fandom the next year due to overwhelming demand. 
Also in 2005, 100 Women was created to celebrate female characters in any fandom. It followed Fanfic100's example and created a chart with 100 prompts that anyone could write for. 
Galpalficathon, subtitled I Will Not Be Afraid Of Women (a line from the Dar Williams)) song As Cool As I Am) was a prompt-based ficathon from 2008, specifically for exploring nonsexual female relationships (instead of female characters in isolation or femslash.) 
Halfamoon, started in 2008, is an annual fourteenday challenge celebrating female characters.
The in-depth Mary Sue discussion, begun on Metafandom in early 2010 with an essay by Dreamwidth member boosette, Why Mary Sue Shaming Is Bully Culture and carried over various Dreamwidth and Livejournal blogs, led to the discussion groups So Sue Me, She's Awesome and Hooked On Heroines among other online communities.
The Rarewomen LiveJournal community was founded in November 2011 as a winter fic exchange for stories about female characters who are rarely written about.
Femslash February was started in 2014 on Tumblr to promote female/female relationships in fanworks. The challenge has spread to multiple platforms and has spawned related challenges, such as Femslash February Celebrates Black Women.
Kathleen Smith, on her blog Fangirl Therapy, suggests this approach for dealing with misogyny in fandom: if you love female characters, celebrate them, let them be rolemodels for you, and find other like-minded fans. This sets a good example:
===Men in Fandom===
*Slash Tropes
*Portrayals of Masculinity in Fanworks
*Guys Crying
*Manpain
===Trans People in Fandom===
==Gender Issues in Fanworks==
* Portrayals of Masculinity in Fanworks
==Gender Issues In Source Texts==
* Trans Characters in Fandom
* Assassin's Creed Unity Lack of Female Playable Character
* Wix
==Tropes==
==Meta & Further Reading==
* Estrogen Brigades and "Big Tits" Threads: Media fandom on-line and off (2000)
* Yuri isn't Made for Men: An Analysis of the Demographics of Yuri Mangaka and Fans (2017)
==References==
Category:Activism Category:Discussion
Gender and sexuality in three SGA stories

Gender and sexuality in three SGA stories is a 2007 essay by cathexys posted to The Cutting Board, a Stargate Atlantis discussion community.
The essay generated 83 comments.
==The Introduction==
==Concluding Paragraph==
==The Essay's Headings==
* Always Should Be as inverted WNG
* community belonging vs individual transcending love
* "Two men can defy the world."
* loving (as) women
* no return
* doubled bodies
* alien queer radical gender terrorists and tarin
* physicality: metaphor or not?
* noone's gay as genderqueer utopia?
* You're Pretty Good Looking and the vicissitudes of bodies
* We're Not Straight and John's queer identity politics
* Straight as a Circle as gay romance
* community and identity
* we've come a long way, baby
==Comments from Fans==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Stargate Atlantis Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Genderfuck

Genderfuck is a term that has multiple meanings:
* In mundane (but not necessarily mainstream) usage, "genderfuck" refers to gender expressions that defy the normative man = male = masculine / woman = female = feminine dichotomy, question the conflation of sex with gender, and generally disrupt ("fuck with") the gendered status quo.Wikipedia article on Genderfuck accessed 2008-10-02
* "Genderfuck" may be used as a synonym for genderswap, a fanfic or fanart conceit in which one or more characters switch sex.
* Bodyswap fic where characters of different sexes swap bodies, a subcategory of genderswap, may also be genderfuck.
* Genderswap fic, a kind of AU where, e.g., a canonically male character has always been female—born female, assigned a female gender, genetically female, female secondary sex characteristics, and a female gender identity as an adult—may be a kind of genderfuck. These stories may also be labeled "genderbender."
* "Genderfuck" may also describe the gender presentations of characters in transfic.
* "Genderfuck" or genderbending may also be used to describe stories in which the characters, while not specifically identifying as transgender, take unconventional gender roles or have mutable genders (or, through magic or alien biology, mutable biological sexes).
In a broader sense, any fanwork that plays with sex and/or gender in any of these ways might be seen as genderfuck because of the inherent challenge to static sex/gender identity.
==Further Reading/Meta==
* History, Herstory by medie, a genderbenders essay for ship_manifesto (2004)
* A Genderfuck Reader in SGA by cupidsbow (2007)
* An Open Rant Regarding The Genre Of "Genderswap," Specifically Referring To Supernatural And Weemo Bandslash Fandoms by thepurpleswitch (2007)
* about the history of terms, usage, and some current issues regarding the terms "genderswap" and "genderblending"
* Recs tagged Genderfuck at Fancake
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:Tropes & Genres
Genderswap Casting

== General ==
Genderswap recasting switches the sex and gender of the existing cast and suggests alternative actors and actresses. It usually takes the form of side-by-side comparison picspams. Sometimes, alternative, gendered names are proposed ("Lucas Pevensie" swapped for the original "Lucy Pevensie" 22 Feb 2011. Redsilverchains. Gender!Swap: The Chronicles of Narnia. Accessed 29 May 2011.) The terminology of genderswap derives from the fiction tropes of Genderfuck and Genderswap and makes the same elision of sex and gender.
== Meta ==
== Example Recasts by Fandom ==
Fandoms in alphabetical order:
=== Lord of the Rings ===
*Lyssaphra: Picspammy: Casting Lord of the Rings, the genderswap version
*dawnofthedusk: Tumblr LotR Genderswap Meme
=== Narnia ===
* Redsilverchains: Gender!Swap: The Chronicles of Narnia
=== The Social Network ===
* Lirazel: Gender!Swap Cast: The Social Network
=== Star Trek ===
====Star Trek (2009)====
* Liviapenn: Gender-reversed Star Trek 2009 cast picspam
===Supernatural===
*chnsevans, Dean born as a girl (Deanna played by Amber Heard)
* mundean, everyone is a lady
===The Vampire Diaries===
* Opheliahyde: Picspam: The Vampire Diaries Genderswap Re-Casting
==References==
Category:Fan Activities
Genderswapped Nations

Genderswapped Nations is a Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic by Pandapika. 
==Summary==
Ariana Kirkland is an American girl who was kidnapped from her home by mysterious men. She later learns that she, along with seven other kidnapped girls, is a gender bend of the nations, although as young children instead of adults. She also learns that Prussia was responsible for the kidnappings, as he is planning on blackmailing the other nations into becoming a real country again. Ariana and the other gender bends must thwart Prussia's plan for world domination however they can.
Category:2012 Fanfiction
Genderswaps in Fanfic - Looking For A Femslash Perspective

Genderswaps in Fanfic - Looking For A Femslash Perspective is meta post by havocthecat on genderswaps within femslash.
==Post==
==Comments at the Post==
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Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites