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James/Snape

James/Snape is the pairing of the Harry Potter characters James Potter and Severus Snape.
== Background ==
In canon, James and Severus did not get along. They were in the same year at Hogwarts and had a mutually antagonistic relationship, possibly in part because they both had feelings for Lily Evans. James and his friends regularly bullied Severus. James saved Severus's life when Sirius tried to lure him to get attacked by a werewolf, though Severus believes James was in on the plot to kill him.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Doujinshi ===
* PRT, especially "The World" - popular in English-language fandom
* EGJ - mainly popular in Japanese fandom
* Plastics echo
* OMEGA 2-D - mostly crack humour, some serious
* anthology: JS Catalogue
* Lovesick 7days
* Dounimo Tomaranai (2002)
* Guerrilla (2002)
* Snape-ism (2002)
* 666
* Akai Hana Shiroi Hana (2003)
* Bitter Candy Sweet Candy (2004)
* Miniture Garden (2004)
* Kaifu Kusurukizu (2007)
=== Meta ===
*Why JamesxSev?
=== Links ===
* Masterlist of James/Snape Fic and Art, compiled by xylodemon
* works tagged James Potter/Severus Snape at AO3
== Communities & Resources ==
* More Than Enemies, an archive part of the Snape Slash Fleet
* Untouchable Secrets, a J/S fansite and archive
* severus_james at LiveJournal
* James-x-Severus-Club at deviantArt
* S.S. Silver and Steel at FictionAlley Park
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Category:Marauders Relationships
JamesMarstersFans

James Marsters Fans was a Yahoo group that had moderated posting, with 483 members at its close. The group's peak period was from 2003-2013. While posting diminished rapidly by 2018, it had once had as many as 1700 messages a month. The group had and Adult Content Offshoot Group called JMF Retreat.
==Description==
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
James "Logan" Howlett

Logan Howlett is the alter ego of Wolverine from the Marvel Comics series The X-Men. He usually appears as a main character in all the X-Men universes such as Marvel Comics: Earth-616, X-Men: The Animated Series, X-Men: Evolution, Wolverine and the X-Men, and the X-Men Movieverse, as well as his own spin-offs films. He is an extremely popular character.
==Fandom==
:See also Wolverine (fandom) for information 
===Pairings===
*Jean Grey/Logan Howlett - canonical in most universes 
*Logan Howlett/Rogue
*Scott Summers/Logan Howlett
*Ororo Munroe/Logan Howlett - canonical in some universes 
*Logan Howlett/Remy LeBeau
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*PTSD: dealing with the trauma inflicted on Logan
*Mundane AU: modern setting where he does not have his Wolverine mutations
*Hurt/Comfort: someone caring for Logan or him making an effort to take care of himself after tragic events that have occurred 
*Alternative Universe: because different universes exist in canon it is not unusual for writers to explore these different versions of Logan, sometimes combining them, or creating their own alternative timelines 
*Crossover: often with other Marvel properties, usually the MCU, or other superhero fandoms
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
====Comicsverse====
*Fallen Mansion by Maw Cz
* by Clay Mann
*Wolverine by Buchemi
*Wolverine by DashMartin
*wolverine by nefar007
*Wolverine by emilcabaltierra
===Fanfiction===
====Comicsverse====
*Zero Plus One by Azurine
*Characteristics of the Wolverine by Jubilation Lee
====Movieverse====
*The Call of the Wolverine by ridesandruns
*There Goes The Neighborhood by heyjupiter
===Meta===
* character profile by everycharacterisamarvel 
==Additional Art Gallery==
File:Wolverine by diablo2003.jpg|Wolverine by diablo2003, this piece highlighting Logan's Canadian roots (2007)
File:Wolverine by Ca Mai.png|Fan art by Ca Mai, it was hosted at Wolverine's R.E.A.L.M. (2004)
File:Dreamsinc2front.jpg|Cover art of Dreams Inc. #2 by S. Clarke Hawbake (1981)
==Archives and Links==
*Logan (X-Men) at Archive of Our Own
*Logan, X-Men, Logan, X-Men The Movie, Logan, X-Men Evolution, Logan, Wolverine and The X-Men, Wolverine at FanFiction.net 
*Wolverine X-Fiction 
*Wolverine's R.E.A.L.M. (defunct)
*The Wolverine and Jubilee Page
*Will Bite When Provoked
*Tumblr Tags: Wolverine, Logan, James Howlett, Logan Howlett
==Resources==
*Wikipedia
*James Howlett at Marvel Movies Wiki
*James Howlett at Earth 616 Wiki
*Wolverine at Marvel.com 
==Navigation==
Category:X-Men Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
James "Sawyer" Ford

James Ford, better known as Sawyer, is a fictional character from Lost, and was portrayed by Josh Holloway.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* James "Sawyer" Ford/Jack Shephard
* Juliet Burke/James "Sawyer" Ford
* Kate Austen/James "Sawyer" Ford - canonical
* James "Sawyer" Ford/Sayid Jarrah
==Fanworks==
===Fan Vids===
* Rattlesnake Smile by Lithium Doll
==Archives and Links==
* James "Sawyer" Ford tag at Archive of Our Own
* Sawyer, Lost at FanFiction.net
* James "Sawyer" Ford at LOST fanfic
* Sawyer at Ficinabottle
* a-complex-guy (Livejournal community)
* sawyerficrecs (Livejournal rec community)
==Resources==
* James "Sawyer" Ford at Lostpedia
* Wikipedia
Category:Lost
James "Sawyer" Ford/Jack Shephard

James "Sawyer" Ford/Jack Shephard, also known Jawyer, is the slash pairing of James "Sawyer" Ford and Jack Shephard in Lost fandom.
==Archives and Links==
*James "Sawyer" Ford/Jack Shephard tag at Archive of Our Own
*Jack + Sawyer at FanFiction.net
*jack/sawyer at LOST fanfic
*jack/sawyer at Ficinabottle
*sawyer-jack (Livejournal community)
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Lost Relationships
James "Sawyer" Ford/Sayid Jarrah

James "Sawyer" Ford/Sayid Jarrah is the slash pairing of James "Sawyer" Ford and Sayid Jarrah in Lost fandom.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Enemyslash: Sawyer and Sayid had an antagonistic relationship in season 1, and this drew some fans to the pairing 
==Archives and Links==
*James "Sawyer" Ford/Sayid Jarrah tag at Archive of Our Own
*Sawyer + Sayid at FanFiction.net
*sawyer/sayid at Ficinabottle
*Sawyer_Sayid (Livejournal community)
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Interracial Pairings
Category:Lost Relationships
James Blish

James Blish was a well-known science fiction writer.
Media fans know him mostly for his (by most accounts, terrible) Star Trek tie-in novel (Spock Must Die!, the first in the genre) and his episode adaption books, some of whom were written while the show was still on the air. 
Despite his extreme dislike for tie-in fiction, Blish credited his acceptance of the Star Trek contract work for Bantam Books for his financial stability later in life. from "Imprisoned in a Tesseract : The Life and Work of James Blish" by David Ketterer, 1987, Kent State University Press 
 
From a fan shortly after Blish's death in 1975: 
==The Trek Books Were Collaborations: Blish, Blish's Wife, and Blish's Mother-in-Law==
James Blish was credited as the adapter for Star Trek 1 through to Star Trek 11, although it was later acknowledged that releases after Star Trek 6 were written in collaboration with J.A. Lawrence (his wife) and his wife's mother, Muriel Lawrence. This was due, in part, to Blish's declining health. Supposedly, his editor at Bantam Books (Frederik Pohl) was unaware of the Lawrences' collaboration until sometime prior to publication of Star Trek 11. J.A. Lawrence was credited in the final volume, Star Trek 12, which was released in 1977, after Blish's death.
The "transfer" of writing credits wasn't entirely a secret. A fan in 1975 alerted others just before Blish's death (though he gets other facts wrong...): 
==Canon and Irregularities==
The Star Trek episode adaptations were generally based on draft scripts, and because of this, are paracanonical; they contain differing plot elements and situations present in the aired television episodes. Also, prior to 1969 and after several of the books had seen print, Blish himself had never seen the show. Adaptations released after 1970 were closer to the pacing and characterization of the actual show.
==As a Gateway to Fanfiction==
For many fans, Blish's books were their introduction to fanfiction: 
From a fan in 1975: 
Writing to Trek magazine in 1979, Mary Jo Lawrence credits Blish with having gotten her interested in the show at all, when a friend gave her a copy of his collected adaptions, The Star Trek Reader:
From a fan in 2013: 
==James Blish and Alan Dean Foster: Who Did It Better?==
Both Blish and Alan Dean Foster were Trek tie-in authors. Foster was the author of the Star Trek: TAS series, Star Trek Logs.
===1975===
===1976===
 
==Blish Was Invited to a Con==
In 1974, a few days before his appearance at The British Star Trek Convention, Blish canceled due to medical reasons. A fan's con report said: 
Another fan wrote: 
==Regarding Fan Mail==
In mid-1971, Blish wrote to Star Trek Today #3, a zine of which he was an honorary member: 
==Blish's Star Trek Paraphernalia: Auctioned Off in 1976==
Blish's Star Trek scripts were auctioned off at a con called TerraCon in 1976: 
A con report for this con stated that Blish's stuff brought in the bucks: 
==Fan Comments==
===Unknown Date===
 
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===1973===
===1974===
===1975===
===1979===
===1980===
===1981===
===1993===
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
James Bond/M

James Bond/M is a James Bond pairing. With both characters having been portrayed by different actors as slightly different versions, the by far most popular combination is Daniel Craig's James Bond with Judi Dench's M (Olivia Mansfield), followed by Daniel Craig's James Bond with Ralph Fiennes' M (Gareth Mallory). The combination of Pierce Brosnan's James Bond with Judi Dench's M, though existent, is very rare.
== Canon ==
M is the head of the British secret service and thus James Bond's superior. When Judi Dench's M is first introduced in GoldenEye, her relationship with Bond seems strained. He admits that he sees her as an accountant, while she calls him a "sexist, misogynist dinosaur". Though they quickly warm up to each other, conflicts still arise, something that continues in the Craig era. In Daniel Craig's first movie, Casino Royale, she reprimands him for killing an unarmed man in an embassy and expresses doubts over promoting him to 00-status. In the same movie, he breaks into her house to use her computer, and in the process learns her real name. In Quantum of Solace, M suspends Bond from service after he unknowingly kills another agent, and when he refuses to leave the mission alone, tries to have him captured. At the end of the movie she seems to forgive his past missteps and says it's good to have him back. In Skyfall, after M orders a risky shot that ends up hitting Bond and he is presumed dead, she shows genuine grief at his loss. Upon his return, she declares him fit for service despite him failing all tests; another character comments that she's sentimental about him. After an attempt on her life, Bond kidnaps her, intending to use her as bait to lure out her would-be assassin and kill him, to which she agrees. They drive to Bond's old childhood home. The roadtrip includes playful banter between the two, and M shows interest in Bond's past. During the attack on the house, M is fatally wounded, and ends up dying in Bond's arms. She uses her last words to say that she was right in trusting Bond.
After the death of Judi Dench's M, Gareth Mallory takes over as the new head of MI6. He and Bond meet in Skyfall and immediately get into conflict when Mallory advises Bond to quit field duty because of his age and former injury. However, over the course of the movie they begin to respect each other, as Mallory helps Bond and Bond showcases that he's still fit for duty. When Mallory takes the position at the end of the movie, Bond accepts it without question.
== Fandom ==
=== Popular Tropes ===
* Canon Divergence/Fix-it: Judi Dench's M survives the events of Skyfall.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanvids ===
* it was almost love by Kaellig
=== Fanfiction ===
* The Beach by JustAnotherUnderstudy
== Archives & Resources==
* James Bond/M | Olivia Mansfield tag at Archive of Our Own
* James Bond/M | Gareth Mallory tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:James Bond
James Bond (character)

James Bond is a British secret agent working for MI6 and answers to his codename, 007. Is a fictional character created by the novelist Ian Fleming in 1953. Over the years he has been played by several actors, in addition to being widely honored and/or parodied.
==Canon==
===The Different Bonds===
Sean Connery etc. all the way to Daniel Craig (is there another new guy now?)
==Fandom==
===Alias Fan Theory===
Many fans believe that the name James Bond is a nickname given to different MI6 agents when they receive the mantle of 007. This would explain the Bond universe and its different actors playing the character, as well as the uninterrupted streak of service to the British crown over so many years.
The Daniel Craig reboot of the franchise seemed to throw a wrench in this interpretation, when Bond visited his parents graves in Skyfall. Some fans argue that this does not contradict the theory, however.
===Shipping===
Due to the many movies and books that feature the character, the Bond's pairings with other members of MI6's spy division vary between het and slash. Works focusing on gen relationships are also popular. 
The most famous slash pairings are James Bond/Alec Trevelyan, James Bond/Q and James Bond/Q/Alec Trevelyan. James Bond/M is also reasonably popular on AO3.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links==
*Wikipedia:James Bond
*James Bond Wiki on Fandom.com
*James Bond works on AO3
*#james bond tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:James Bond
James Cameron

James Cameron is the creator of several fan favorites: Terminator, Titanic, Dark Angel and Avatar.
==Influence==
Joss Whedon had stated that Cameron's approach to action scenes was influential to those in The Avengers. Other directors that have drawn inspiration from him are: Michael Bay, Baz Luhrmann, Peter Jackson, Neill Blomkamp and Quentin Tarantino.
==Similarities in Style, Themes Across All Works==
==Notable Interactions With Fans==
==Opinion(s) on Record about Fandom, Fanfic, Etc.==
==Criticisms==
James Cameron in an August 2017 article with The Guardian was underfire by fans and non-fans for his statement of the 2017's Wonder Woman filmJesus, James Cameron, Just Shut the F**k Up, OK? (August 24, 2017)James Cameron Trashes Wonder Woman As “Step Backward” And “Objectified” (August 24, 2017)James Cameron Called "Wonder Woman" A "Step Backwards" And This Is How Patty Jenkins Responded (August 25, 2017).
==Further Reading/Meta==
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Terminator
Category:Avatar
Category:Dark Angel
Category:Alien
James Coburn

James Coburn (1928–2002) was a television and film actor for over 45 years. He featured in more than 70 films and had over 100 television appearances, usually as a supporting actor. He specialised in action and Westerns and was also a martial artist, having trained with the late Bruce Lee. He was also known for his sense of humour, and was a guest on The Muppet Show, appeared in The Muppet Movie, and voiced Henry J. Waternoose III in Monsters Inc. In 1997 he won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the movie Affliction and in 2002 he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Miniseries for his adaptation of Marion Zimmer Bradley's Mists of Avalon.
== Fandom ==
Coburn was popular among fans in the 1960s and 1970s especially, for his roles in fan-favourites Bonanza, Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone, Rawhide and similar, but it was his role as Britt in The Magnificent Seven which solidified his position. He had at least one fan club - James Coburn Fan Club - and was referenced as being a possible StarFleet captain in Star Trek movie discussionsRomulan Wine, Issue 4, LOC.
* James Coburn News Bulletin - newsletter of the James Coburn Fan Club
== External Links ==
* Starlog Issue 151 Feb 1990, page 59 - "Our Man Coburn" - interview re The Mists of Avalon project and his career.
* IMDB
* Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Magnificent Seven
Category:The Mists of Avalon
James Corden

James Corden is an actor, presenter etc. whose works include The Late Late Show with James Corden, Gavin & Stacey, Peter Rabbit, and two episodes of Doctor Who as minor character Craig Owens.
He has gained something of a reputation among fandom of inserting himself into film adaptations of several stage musicals, most notably Cats, Into the Woods and The Prom, alongside other original musicals such as the 2021 version of Cinderella. Because of this, a petition was set up on Change.org asking to 'Keep James Corden out of Wicked the movie', soon after the first casting for the adaptation was announced.
Category:Industry
James Dean

James Dean was an actor and cultural icon who tragically died at a very young age.
==Fandom==
James Dean had a resurgence of popularity, and gained the interest of new fans, in the 1990s 
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*James Dean - The 50s Rebel by noeling
*James Dean by Raipun
*James Dean by DilettaStrangee
*James Dean by Hongmin
*James Dean by ekota21
==Fansites==
===Angelfire===
*Behind the Rebel: James Dean 
*dArKeNd SiDe Of LiGhT (defunct, archive link)
*James Dean - The Life, The Legacy, The Legend 
*James Dean: Myth, Legend, Man (defunct, archive link)
*JamesDean (defunct, archive link)
===GeoCities===
*James Dean (geocities.ws)
==Archives and Links==
*James Dean tag at Archive of Our Own
*James Dean tag at Wattpad
*jamesdeaner (Tumblr blog)
==Fan Club==
*James Dean Remembered (Facebook page)
==Resources==
*Wikipedia
James Doohan

James Doohan was an American actor, renowned for his portrayal of Scotty in Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated Series and in subsequent films. 
He, along with the other actors of the TV series, was a frequent guest at professional Star Trek conventions. During many of his convention appearances he would sing a Scottish lullaby which formed the basis of "Not a Bad Day’s Work" (a Scotty story, written by the author so that the character could sing the Scottish lullaby). It appeared in Orion Archives: 2266-2270 The First Mission 3.
James Doohan's wife, Wende, contributed calligraphy and computer graphics to the Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine, Skyline #1. 
James Doohan died in 2005.
==Fan Clubs==
*James Doohan International Fan Club
==Fan Art==
File:Jamesdoohantribute by gamin davis.jpg|memorial portrait by Gamin Davis
==Doohan's Comments About Fanfiction==
==Doohan's Thoughts on Fans (from JDIFC Newsletters)==
Some issues of James Doohan International Club Newsletter (1968-1986) contained a regular column called "Quizzing Jim." Later, the newsletters contained a similar feature with his wife, Wende, as well as a "letter" from his son, Eric. They consisted of extensive questions from fans and answers from Doohan. Doohan's were handwritten. 
The possibly hundreds of answers include many, many topics and random subjects, including info about his pets, the kind of cigarettes he smoked (Tareyton 100s!), his car and license plate (a white Volvo Sports 1800E, 253 BXH)!) about his activities (both personal and professional), his opinions about conventions, what Gene Roddenberry called him (Jimmie James), Judy Garland ("I couldn't stand her when she got older."), The Lord's Prayer, philosophies, his ring size, Northern Ireland, favorite flowers, Shakespeare, poetry, country western music, "have you ever been to Cleveland?", politics, religion, memories of the military, the kind of cars he drove, women, and even would he allow a fan to make a wet plaster cast of his feet. No topic was too big or too small!
Many of the Q&As were about fans and fandoms, and a handful of these are excerpted below.
 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-1.jpg|from Apr/May 1973, described a good deed done by George Takei and himself 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-2.jpg|from Apr/May 1973, Shirley Maiewski makes a characterization observation 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-3.jpg|from Apr/May 1973, are fans scary? 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-4.jpg|from Aug/Sept 1973, is going to sell his Scotty kilt
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-5.jpg|from Aug/Sept 1973, thinks fans are marvelous 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-6.jpg|from Aug/Sept 1973, would you fly to England for a con? 
Image:newsletterJDIFCquestion-7.jpg|from Aug/Sept 1973, not a fan of the Trek books by James Blish 
==Fan Thoughts on Doohan==
==References==
Category:IndustryCategory:Actors
Category:Star Trek Actors
James Doohan International Fan Club (club)

James Doohan International Fan Club is a fan club for the actor James Doohan, who portrayed Scotty in Star Trek: TOS. 
The club was formed with Doohan's approval and support. 
==Leaders==
The first leaders until late 1969 were:
* Ann Lauridsen (president)
* Nancy Polk (vice president)
* Anna Hreha (secretary)
In December 1969, they were:
* Anna Hreha (president)
* Nancy Polk (vice president)
* Ann Lauridsen (secretary)
Later:
Jenny Elson (representative, British), Sheelagh Butler (representative, Australia) 
 
Image:jdifcnewsletterjanfeb1969-4.jpg|from the Jan/Feb 1969 issue of the club newsletter, a description by Ann of how she became club president
Image:jdifcnewsletterjanfeb1969-5.jpg|from the Jan/Feb 1969 issue of the club newsletter, the fearless leaders
==The Club Newsletter==
The club published a gen clubzine with articles, stories, games, etc. related to James Doohan. Once a year, these issues were combined in some way to make the Annual Issue. See the newsletter. 
==The Introductory Booklet==
The club's introductory booklet contains 12 pages. It is digest-sized. 
 
Contents of the Introductory Booklet:
* a short intro and thank you by Doohan
* some printed photographs (including one of Doohan and his wife Anita) and photographs that were not printed directly in the booklet, but instead affixed by four corners
* Doohan's biography
* some facts about Doohan ("Love that Miniskirt!" (presumably on women), Doohan has a pool table in the middle of his apartment's living room, has a cat named "Scotty," loves sushi...)
* club info
*short bios about the club committee members: Ann Lauridsen (president), Anna Hrera (secretary) and Nancy Polk (vice-president)
==Samples from The Introductory Booklet==
 
 Image:jdifc-2.jpg| front cover of the fan club booklet 
 Image:jdifcback.jpg| back cover of the fan club booklet 
Image:jdifc-4.jpg
Image:jdifc-5.jpg
Image:jdifc-6.jpg|affixed photo missing
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1960s Fan ClubsCategory:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:1968 Fan Clubs
James Earl Jones

James Earl Jones (* January 17, 1931) is an American actor.
In 2022, the former Cort Theatre, a Broadway theatre in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States, was renamed in honour of the actor and is now known as the James Earl Jones Theatre.See: Wikipedia:James Earl Jones Theatre
==Archives & Resources==
* James Earl Jones tag on the Ao3
* James Earl Jones on the IMDb
* Wikipedia:James Earl Jones
* Wikipedia:List of awards and nominations received by James Earl Jones
* Wikipedia:James Earl Jones on screen and stage
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Actors