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Meta Month of March

The Meta Month of March is a month-long meta festival held on Dreamwidth and Livejournal. The community is named month_of_meta, and the second challenge was hosted in May so is called Meta Month of May. The goal of the challenge is to write and post new meta.
Not to be confused with March Meta Matters Challenge, another fest that started in 2020.
==Rules==
Participants sign up before the start of the month and include the topic they plan to write about and the day they'd like to post on. Meta on any topic is allowed, but a brainstorming post and a post for finding meta already written on a given topic are provided as resources.
On posting day, the meta can be posted either directly to the month_of_meta community or posted to the user's personal journal and linked from the community.
Meta posts are not vetted by the mods, and trigger warnings can be included according to the writer's discretion. "However, if you notice any threatening, abusive, or offensive language or behavior in this community, please bring it to our attention. The mods reserve the right to remove a post or link if we feel it is necessary."
Signups are optional., dreamwidth post by trobadora in month_of_meta, 2012-01-23. Accessed 13 June 2023.
==Challenge history==
The challenge ran twice, in 2012 and 2013. 
The first fest was held in March 2012. It developed out of a discussion between the mods Sholio and Trobadora about the demise of metafandom and the recent lack of meta discussion in general in journal-based fandom:
The second fest was held in May 2013 and used the same rules.
===Dates: first round===
*Interest sought: January 2012 (trobadora, sholio)
*Prompts and brainstorming: 9 February 2012 (dreamwidth, livejournal)
*Sign ups: 15 February 2012 (dreamwidth, livejournal)
*Fest: Throughout March 2012.
===Dates: second round===
*Prompts and brainstorming: 15 April 2013
*Sign ups: 15 April 2013
*Posting begins: 1 May 2013
==Meta roundups: 2012==
A total of 58 pieces of meta, by ~30 authors, were written for the fest. 
* Round up post #1
* Round up post #2
* Round up post #3
* Round up post #4
Some posts were fandom-specific (e.g. Breaking Bad, Naruto, Marvel, Mad Men), and some were general meta on topics including shipping, how to start a fandom, kudos, podfic, and AUs.
==Meta roundups: 2013==
23 pieces of meta, by 19 authors, were written for the second fest.
* Round up post #1
* Round up post #2
* Round up post #3
* Round up post #4
Topics included ATLA, BTVS, Fruits Basket, remix, happy endings, feels, collaboration, and gen.
==Example Meta Posts==
* Fandom 1994-2000-ish by Arduinna, an essay in three parts on the history of mailing list based media fandom.
* The Fandom Social Contract by kimboosan
* Narrow and Wide Canons and the Fannish Experience by mithen
==References==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Meta Journal Communities
Category:Meta Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
Category:2013 Challenges
Meta Sexual Poaching: I'll Be a Post-Slasher in the Post-Patriarchy

Meta Sexual Poaching: I'll Be a Post-Slasher in the Post-Patriarchy is a March 2007 LiveJournal post by executrix.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* slasher identity
* the transgressive nature of fanfic, and what happens when slash doesn't feel transgressive anymore
* the appeal of incestfic
* RPF: its appeal, canon/non-canon
* is noncon transgressive?
* fandoms: Supernatural, Harry Potter
==Excerpt==
==Comments==
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Category:Slash Meta
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Meta on Femslash

Meta on Femslash is a Tumblr blog collecting femslash meta posted on the site.
== About ==
==Links==
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Category:Femslash Tumblrs
Category:Femslash Meta‎ 
Category:2018 Tumblr
Category:2010s Tumblr
Category:2020s Tumblr
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Metablog

Metablog, the "blog of blogs", was designed as a place for people to post links to Livejournal (and other blog-based) posts of general fannish interest:
Unlike Metafandom, which arrived several years later, Metablog wasn't moderated, and was open to anyone to post links.
Metablog was the clearinghouse for LJ-based pan-fandom and meta discussions until 2005, when Metafandom came on the scene and sparked a fresh burst of interest. While Metablog stayed moderately active for several more months, and saw a trickle of activity over the next couple of years, by 2007 it had effectively died.
==References==
Category:Meta Journal Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Metadiscussion

Metadiscussion on mailing lists almost never means "discussing the source/characters/fanworks" -- those things are simply everyday discussions. Metadiscussion means "discussing the discussion", or shifting away from the topic at hand to talk about how the topic is being discussed. This often comes about from some list members' desires to see the list stay "polite" or "nice", and avoid what they consider to be unpleasant, offensive, or "mean" language.
The term metadiscussion is not used the same way meta is used on journal-based discussion places.
For instance, a conversation may start up on a list about a new character on a show, with different people chiming in on what they think of her. Someone may say that she comes across as bitchy; someone else may respond by saying that it's better not to use such loaded terms, because it can be seen as offensive. That last response is metadiscussion, and once it starts, it can derail entire discussion threads as people begin arguing over which words are better to use, what tone is implied, who has the right to decide which words and tones are appropriate, etc.
While any topic can spark metadiscussion, it's most likely to happen during a discussion of a fanfic story, as fans with radically different approaches to public discussion of stories clash, generally along the traditional lines of "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all" (where "anything nice" often means "unilateral praise") versus "once a story is posted, it's public, and people have the right to say they didn't like it as long as they're talking about the story, and not personally attacking the author".
These arguments over being nice, or not being nice, not only derail conversations but can also get incredibly vicious, and can devolve into ad hominem attacks on all sides.
In 2000, the first mailing list to expressly forbid metadiscussion started up -- Prospect-L, in Sentinel fandom. Over the next few years, several other mailing lists adopted its rules, such as Pros-Lit in Professionals. 
 
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Category:Discussion
Metahuman

A metahuman is a superhuman, a human with extraordinary and unusual capabilities that usually appears as superpowers. However it can refer to anyone with extra-normal powers, no matter the origins (such as Wonder Woman who is nearly a goddess and Superman who is an alien) and including those not born with such power.
The term is most commonly found on the Static Shock and Birds of Prey television shows. Smallville in canon used the term "meteor freaks" (due to most of the earlier characters being mutated by kryptonite), however the term metahumans became popular in fanon due to the other DC shows and comics. CW's The Flash canonically uses the term metahuman toward anyone that gained special abilities from the advanced particle accelerator blast.
==Resources==
* Metahuman at Wikipedia.
Category:DC Comics Fandom Glossary
Metal Gear Solid: Legends

Metal Gear Solid: Legends is a Metal Gear Solid art and fic anthology zine, "taking the characters and concepts from the games and looking at them through the lense of other types of legends from fiction."I saw the Legends Fanzine And I’d love to hear bout it, 9 August 2020
== References ==
Category:Metal Gear
Category:2016 Zines
Metal Sonic

Metal Sonic is an anthropomorphic robotic hedgehog from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. 
==Fandom==
===Ships===
* Metal Sonic/Amy: Metamy
* Metal Sonic/Sonic: Metonic
* Metal Sonic/Shadow: Metadow 
==Fanworks==
==External Links==
* Metal Sonic character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Metal Sonic character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Metal Sonic at Sonic News Network
* Metal Sonic at Sonic Retro
==References==
Category:Sonic the Hedgehog Characters
Metallica (1991)

==The Album==
The album was recorded at One on One Recording Studios in Los Angeles, California, to record the album, and also at Little Mountain Sound Studios in Vancouver, British Columbia for about a week.
Track List
# Enter Sandman
# Sad But True
# Holier Than Thou
# The Unforgiven
# Wherever I May Roam
# Don't Tread On Me
# Through the Never
# Nothing Else Matters
# Of Wolf and Man
# The God That Failed
# My Friend of Misery
# The Struggle Within
==Box Set Reissue==
In 2021 it was the album's 30th Anniversary, it got a box set reissue completed with the album entirely reissued on both LP and CD. "Sad But True" on a double-sided picture disc, Live at Wembley Stadium, London show on April 20th, 1992, live at Tushion Airfield Moscow, Russia September 28th, 1991 where the band apparently played for over a million people (The following were all on Vinyl). Included were handwritten lyric sheets, a book filled with pictures of the band on tour; promo posters, pictures of possible album art, packaging, interviews from the guys in the band, and management. There were 14 CDs included, and 6 DVDs. A lanyard and replica tour/backstage passes.
CDs as listed (Full Track Listing)
# Metallica (Remastered)
# Interviews: The David Fricke Tapes
# Interviews: The Steffan Chirazi Tapes
# Riffs & Demos (Disc 1)
# Riffs & Demos (Disc 2)
# Pre-Production Rehearsals + Radio Edits
# Rough & Alternate Mixes (Disc 1)
# Rough & Alternate Mixes (Disc 2)
# Some Shit From Day On The Green, Oakland, CA - October 12th, 1991
# Live At Arco Arena, Sacramento, CA - January 11th, 1992 (Disc 1)
# Live At Arco Arena, Sacramento, CA - January 11th, 1992 (Disc 2)
# Live At Arco Arena, Sacramento, CA - January 11th, 1992 (Disc 3) + Covers & B-Sides
# Live At Maimarktgelände, Mannheim, Germany - May 22nd, 1993 (Disc 1)
# Live At Maimarktgelände, Mannheim, Germany - May 22nd, 1993 (Disc 2)
DVDs as listed
# A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Outtakes
# Live At Gentofte Stadion, Copenhagen, Denmark - August 10th, 1991 + Bonus Shit
# Live At Frankenhalle, Nuremberg, Germany - November 29th, 1992
# Live At Festivalpark, Werchter, Belgium - July 4th, 1993
# Music Videos (Behind The Videos) + Halfin's Home Movies
# Wherever We May Roam
==A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica==
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica was a documentary that the band filmed while they were in the studio making The Black Album. There is video footage of the band recording, mixing the record, doing promotion for the album, as well as touring up until late 1992. The documentary was split into two parts with extra footage being released in 2021 with the release of Metallica - The Deluxe Remastered Box Set.
This documentary was a precursor to what would come from their next documentary Some Kind of Monster in 2004.
Category:Metallica
Metaluna

Metaluna is a gen literary and multifandom anthology published in Australia. There are forty-five regular issues plus several "specials," each running about 20 pages.
The editor describes it as "a media science fiction media fanzine with regular excursions into original fiction and art." it features short stories, articles, and artwork, some of the content was devoted to such television series as Blake's 7, The X Files, and Babylon 5, and movies such as Forbidden Planet, and Dr. Strangelove. 
More about these zines: here.
==Some Special Issues==
* Metaluna: The Outer Limits
* Metaluna: Star Trek
* Metamoggie
* Metaluna: Sherlock Holmes and Metaluna: Jeremy Brett, which was later combined as "Holmes"
* The UFO File
==Issue 1==
Metaluna 1 was published in April 1984. The art is by Gail Adams and John Tipper.
* Star Trek art
* Blake's 7 art
* clippings
* quiz
* articles
* A Right to Know (to be continued), fiction by Karen Scurr (original science fiction)
 
Image:metaluna1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:metaluna1-2.jpg|from issue #1
Image:metaluna1-3.jpg|from issue #1
Image:metaluna1-4.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
==Issue 1/2==
Metaluna 1/2 was reissued as a combined zine, and it had a cover by Mike McGann. This issue contained 36 pages.
==Issue 3==
Metalua 3 was published in 1984.
* Blake's 7
* other unknown content
 
Image:metaluna3front.jpg|front cover of issue #3
Image:metaluna3back.jpg|back cover of issue #3
Image:metaluna3-1.jpg|from issue #3
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
Metaluna 6 contains 20 pages.
==Issue 7==
Metaluna 7 was published in December 1985.
==Issue 8==
Metaluna 8 was published in January 1986.
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Metaluna 10 was published in 1986 and its focus was Forbidden Planet. It has art by Robert Jan, Mike McGann and others.
==Issue 11==
Metaluna 11 was published in 1986. 
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
Metalua 13 was published in 1987.
* Blake's 7
* other unknown content
==Issue 40==
Metalua 40 was published December 1991. It has a wraparound cover by Phil Cornell. 
 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Metaluna: Jeremy Brett

Metaluna: Jeremy Brett was published in 1988. It contains 36 pages, mainly photocopied articles on JB plus Playbill, details of 39 plays up until 1985.
It is a Metaluna Special Issue.
In 1999, this zine was combined with Metaluna: Sherlock Holmes into a 92-page zine called "Holmes." 
Category:Sherlock Holmes
Category:1988 Zines
Metaluna: The Outer Limits

Metaluna: The Outer Limits was published in the late 1980s. It contains 32 pages. 
 
It is a Metaluna Special Issue.
The zine's contents: a complete episode guide, original art and repro articles. Cover by Y.S. Hintz. Contributors: Geoff Tilley, Y.S. Hintz, Geoff Tilley, Tonia Walden, Sean Smith, Mike McGann, Helen Small and Joe Cuvello.
Category:Outer Limits
Category:1980s
Metamashina

Metamashina is a fannish multifandom podcast.
== About ==
=== Categories ===
* "Women As Robots"
* Pumpkin Spice & Primal Screams 
* Fantasy Fiction & Films 
* Fandom
* Sci-fi Fiction & Films
* Ruining Your Childhood
* Historical Love Letters 
== Episodes ==
* Episode 001: Harpies
* Episode 002: Koschei's Beloved
* Episode 004: The Sorcerer Husband
* Episode 005: Fiddlin' to Fanfiction
* Episode 006: Teen Drama Queens
* Episode 007: Star-Crossed Lovers
* Episode 008: "In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream"
* Episode 009: "I Can See You're Upset About This, David"
* Episode 010: Invasion of the Marias
* Episode 011: The Darkangel Trilogy
* Episode 012: War of the Worlds
* Episode 013: Godzilla
* Episode 014: Belle Epoch
* Episode 015: The Best Dinosaur Series Ever
* Episode 016: A Man and His Dog
* Episode 017: Trench Coat Trash, Part I
* Episode 018: Trench Coat Trash, Part 2
* Episode 019: The Bible, but with Elves
* Episode 020: Babes Be Sleepin'
* Episode 021: Lover From the Black Lagoon
* Episode 022: oH Dragon!
* Episode 023: It Follows, Unfortunately
* Episode 024: Don't Shoot The Swan
* Episode 025: Stepford Hellscape
* Episode 026: Living Deliciously
* Episode 027: By The Power of the Moon!
* Episode 028: A Court of Thirst and Rhys
* Episode 029: The Phantom of the Opera
* Episode 030: Yes, We're Covering The Nutcracker
* Episode 031: Do Androids Dream of Blade Runner?
* Episode 032: FernGully In Space
* Episode 033: North and Socialism
* Episode 034: Can You Kiss A Gargoyle?
* Episode 035: There's Something Wrong With Jennifer
* Episode 036: The Last (And Saddest) Unicorn
* Episode 037: Dance Through The Labyrinth
* Episode 038: What We Do in Castlevania
* Episode 039: Not-So-Final Fantasy VII
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category:2018 Podcasts
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Meta on Audio
Category:2010s Podcasts
Category:2020s Podcasts
Category:2010s Meta
Category:2020s Meta
Metamoggie

Metamoggie was published in 1990 and contains 36 pages. It contains original art, fiction, poetry and haiku, all about cats. 
The cover is by Y.S. Hintz, layout by Helen Small. Contributors: Helen Sargeant, V.J. Wurth, Y.S. Hintz, Edwina Harvey, Glen Chapman, Felix Sylvestris, James Allen and the late Ian Gunn.
 
It is a Metaluna Special Issue. 
Category:1990 Zines
Metamorph

Metamorph is a gen non-fiction science fiction zine. Each issue averaged 28 pages. 
It ran for at least twelve issues under the name "Metamorph," then (perhaps for a little while as "Shadowsphere"), and then as "Metamorph 2."
==Issue v.1 n.1==
Metamorph v.1 n.1 was published in 1990.
==Issue v.1 n.2==
==Issue v.1 n.3==
==Issue v.1 n.4==
==Issue v.1 n.5==
==Issue v.1 n.6==
==Issue v.1 n.7==
Metamorph v.1 n.7 contains an interview with Anthony Ailey, and an interview with Wendy Padbury.
==Issue v.1 n.8==
Metamorph v.1 n.8 contains an interview with Wendy Padbury.
==Issue v.1 n.9==
==Issue v.1 n.10==
Metamorph 10 was published in Summer 1992.
==Issue v.1 n.11==
==Issue v.1 n.12==
Metamorph v.1 n.12 was published in 1993.
==Issue v.2 n.1==
Metamorph v.2 n.1 was published in 1995 and contains two 8-page Doctor Who supplements.
==Issue v.2 n.1==
Metamorph 2 n.1
==Issue v.2 n.2==
Metamorph v.2 n.2
==Issue v.2 n.3==
Metamorph v.2 n.3
==Issue v.2 n.4==
Metamorph v.2 n.4
==Issue v.2 n.5==
Metamorph v.2 n.5
==Issue v.2 n.6==
Metamorph v.2 n.6
==Issue v.2 n.7==
Metamorph v.2 n.7 
==Issue v.2 8==
Metamorph v.2 n.8 
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s
Metamorphosis

==Zines==
* Metamorphosis, a gen Star Wars novel
* Metamorphosis, a gen Sentinel novel
* Metamorphosis, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* "Metamorphosis," the multimedia zine that became Meridian
* "Metamorphosis," the third issue of the Blake's 7 zine, Blake's Doubles
* "Metamorphosis," a Star Trek: TNG tie-in novel by Jean Lorrah
==Fiction==
* Metamorphosis, a slash Sentinel story
* Metamorphosis, a Sentinel/Stargate SG-1 story
* Metamorphosis, a Dark Shadows story
* Metamorphosis, an X-Files story
* Metamorphosis, a Starsky & Hutch, Forever Knight, Professionals crossover
==Archives==
* Métamorphose, a Harry Potter archive
Metamorphosis (Sentinel/Stargate SG-1 story)

Metamorphosis is a Sentinel/Stargate SG-1 story by T.W. Lewis. It was originally posted as a Work In Progress to LiveJournal and later uploaded to 852 Prospect and AO3.
==Author's Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction
Metamorphosis (Sentinel zine)

Metamorphosis is a 166-page gen novel by JET. The cover art is by Lory. 
It was the winner of the 2002 Burton Award for "Outstanding TS Zine Story - Second Strike" . 
Art has been included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==Series==
"I suppose practically every author in the world of TSFF has tried to deal with the aftermath of 'The Sentinel by Blair Sandburg' in their own unique way. The 'Perceptions' series began as my attempt to create a resolution to the episode that I could live with. The original three stories, 'A Matter of Perception', 'Vengeance is Mine' and 'You Can Run' were eventually joined by the others, all following the same storyline. The later stories draw on events in the original trilogy to different degrees, and it's certainly possible to read them without having read the original three stories. I've also written other stories that deal with TSBS in different ways because it's interesting to me to play with the idea of how Jim and Blair would deal with those life-altering events. I hope you'll enjoy the stories in the 'Perceptions' series." Perception Series 
==Contents==
 
* Second Strike
* Interlude
* Vengeance is Mine
* You Can Run...
* The Return
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===2003===
 
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Gen Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Metamorphosis (Star Wars zine)

Metamorphosis is a 86-page gen Star Wars novel by Mary Jean Holmes. The art is by Wanda Lybarger and Mary Jean Holmes. It is subtitled "A Star Wars Mythos Fairy Tale" and "(with no apologies whatsoever to Franz Kafka)."
Summary: This zine involves a story told by the Ewoks about their culture.
The zine also contains "the chronological sequence of all published and unpublished works in progress of the Star Wars Mythos of Mary Jean Holmes as of April 19, 1988."
==Disclaimer==
==Author Notes==
==Interior Sample==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Metamorphosis (crossover story)

Metamorphosis is a slash Starsky & Hutch, Professionals, Forever Knight vampire World War II crossover by tasha.
It was published in Dark Fantasies #2.
==Summary==
==Series==
* Odds Against (Professionals/Starsky & Hutch)
* Metamorphosis (Professionals/Starsky & Hutch)
* Truce (Forever Knight)
* Transitions (Professionals/Starsky & Hutch/Forever Knight)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1997===
===2007===
==References==
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:Forever Knight Fan Fiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction
Metanews

Metanews is a panfandom meta newsletter on Livejournal and Dreamwidth that was started to fill the void after Metafandom. 
Unlike Metafandom, which had been criticized for causing wank by linking to otherwise obscure meta posts, metanews requested permission before linking to a post. 
Many of its links were to meta and non-fannish articles on other platforms. 
It never achieved the popularity of metafandom, possibly due to the fact that livejournal fandom was past its prime. However, anons at fail_fandomanon felt that on average the links collected by metanews were less interesting than metafandom.
Category:Meta Journal Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Meterology

Meterology is a Merlin story by Fahye (Word count: ~4,600). Strictly speaking it is gen, but it mirrors the Merlin/Arthur subtext fans saw in the show and could just as well be considered pre-slash.
First line: "In retrospect, it had taken a surprisingly short time for Merlin to decide that Arthur Pendragon was not actually a complete prat."
Author's notes: "this show makes me want to squeal in a high-pitched manner and have caplocky conversations about DESTINY and, obviously, write fic. [...] Set...between 1x09 and 1x10, I suppose. It was meant to be a lot slashier, but instead it is just about as slashy as the show. Which is still pretty damn slashy, trust me."Fahye. Merlin: meteorology, 23 November 2008. (Accessed 30 March 2009)
Posted two weeks before Fahye's Quickening Days, the story is one of those early fics that defined the fannish interpretation of the Merlin/Arthur relationship and appears on many recs lists.tosomeextent. Idiot/Prat is the new Bitch/Jerk. Merlin/Arthur rec-list of DOOM., 28 November 2009. (Acessed 30 March 2010)umbrellashade. Master Rec List: Merlin (bbc) (Accessed 30 March 2009)frogspace. Merlin Recs (Accessed 30 March 2010)ravenclaw_harpy. Merlin Recs, 10 January 2009. (Accessed 30 March 2010) Arthur is seen here through Merlin's eyes and what he sees is more than a prat, it's a man who works incredibly hard to fulfill the great expectations everyone has of him, who expects just the same of everyone around him, and who is a good man in need of a friend. The story is as much about Merlin being that friend as it is about him realizing that everything he was told about Arthur by the Great Dragon is true, because he can see it with his own eyes and he wouldn't have needed anyone to tell him.
Meterology won first place in the 'Best Merlin Characterisation' category of the Merlin/Arthur Fanfic Awards 2008. 
==References==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Methos-slash

methos-slash was a mailing list in Highlander fandom, focused on the character of Methos, and any slash pairings or fanfiction related to him.
Description: 
The list was active in the early 2000s, and seems to go defunct at some point after 2003.
Category:Highlander Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:2000s