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CJ/Simon

CJ/Simon is one of the more popular canon het pairings in the West Wing fandom
==Canon==
Simon and CJ met when he was assigned to her protective detail after she began receiving threats from a stalker. Although originally resentful of the inconvenience his presence caused her, CJ eventually warmed up to Simon and they developed a mutual attraction and flirtation. Near the end of Season 3 they kissed and seemed on the brink of starting a relationship, but Simon was killed before it could begin.
==Fandom==
Fans were upset that Simon was killed off before he and CJ could begin their relationship, and thus many Simon/CJ fics are fix-its or AUs where he survives. However, some fans wholeheartedly embraced the angst angle of Simon's death, so there are a fair amount of death fics to be found as well. 
===Six Degrees Influences===
Sometimes, Simon Donovan is written as an undercover persona of Jethro Gibbs, due to Same-Actor Crossover.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Let's Play Our Game by Kitsune_Moonstar: CJ has some fun with press corps. After all, it's not everyday a girl announces to the international press she's engaged.
* love is not a victory march by epigraphs: On a bench in Times Square, surrounded by lights and sounds and sights and people, she lets herself fall apart.
* False Lullaby by J9: CJ thinks about Simon.
===Fanvids===
* CJ and Simon ~ Love Story by wickedfreak4444 on Youtube
==Archives and Communities==
* CJSimon fanfiction community on FF.net
* CJ + Simon at Fanfiction.net
* C.J. Cregg/Simon Donovan tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:West WingCategory:Het Pairings
CJ/Toby

CJ/Toby is a popular het pairing in the West Wing fandom.
==Canon Relationship==
CJ and Toby are the second-oldest pair of friends in the West Wing, after Jed and Leo. They have a running rapport and constantly support one another, often turning to each other when in need of emotional support or backup on crucial decisions. They have moments of flirtation throughout the series, though their relationship in the text never moves beyond being platonic.
==Fandom==
Many fans caught on to CJ and Toby's chemistry and speculated that the two may have had some kind of past romantic history. This was fueled by the closeness between actors Allison Janney and Richard Schiff, both of whom have been open to the idea that their characters may have had a 'thing' for each other.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Tallest Orders by Pares: He likes her.
* leaving fingerprints by august_the_real: Every time you feel wonderful, baby, I feel bad.
* An Approximate Rescue by little_brisk: There is more than one way to have a happy-ending romance.
* These Things Which Are Forbidden by deandratb: If she were to attempt an explanation of what love is, for someone who had no experience with the concept, she knows that it would begin with the way he looks at her while she stands on the podium smiling as she bleeds.
==Archives and Links==
* C.J. Cregg/Toby Ziegler at Archive of Our Own
* C.J. + Toby at Fanfiction.net
==References==
Category:West Wing
Category:Het Pairings
CJ Cregg

CJ Cregg is a character on The West Wing. Before the White House, she worked as a PR agent at a California public relations company. After she was fired from that job, her old friend Toby Ziegler recruited her to the Bartlet presidential campaign. She was appointed Press Secretary when Bartlet was elected and served capably until being promoted to Chief of Staff later on in the series.
==Fandom==
The two most popular CJ pairings are (as of Sept 2021):
*CJ/Danny (canon): 739 works 
*CJ/Toby: 733 works 
CJ/Leo (335 works and CJ/Simon (a canon ship with a tragic ending - 46 works) also occur. 
In terms of femslash, CJ is most often shipped with Abbey Bartlet (116 works) .
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*Life During Wartime by Aramley (West Wing/Thick of It crossover, gen, 2010)
*Backstory, or how Danny Concannon Covered 5 Stories that Never Happened (the Behind the Scenes Remix) by 2ndA (CJ/Danny, 2010)
*An Approximate Rescue by little_brisk (CJ/Toby, 2012)
*Hold Tight by KMDWriterGrl (CJ/Toby, CJ/Danny, 2016)
*The Guest Room by emma_ockam (CJ/Abbey Bartlet, Abbey/Leo, CJ/Leo, 2016)
*Aishet Chayel by Arsenic (CJ/Josh/Sam, 2018)
===Podfic===
*(Podfic) Three Windows by greedy_dancer (CJ gen, 2012)
*(Podfic) Bread Week by flowersforgraves (CJ/Toby, 2020)
===Fanart===
 
*gifset by mccarneyiii (2020)
===Fanvids===
==Fannish Links==
*CJ Cregg tag on AO3
*CJ Cregg tag on Tumblr
==Resources==
* C.J. Cregg page on Wikipedia
* C.J. Cregg page on West Wing Wiki
==References==
Category:West Wing
CJ Marlowe

CJ Marlowe is a prolific writer in many fandoms, ranging from The Sentinel to Sherlock (BBC). Their pronouns are she/he/they fluid. CJ was influential as an early adopter in popslash, both for her stories, and for the Mprov club. She also hosts a number of other writers on her domain.
==Blanket Statement==
==About Harry Potter fics==
==Example Fanworks==
* Aesthetic Alchemy (American Idol, CWRPF) - podfic by paraka
*The Other Dead. Harry Potter. Angsty gen piece set in the aftermath of an AU Battle of Hogwarts, from Charlie Weasley's perspective (2006)
*Before the End of All Things. Hamlet modern AU written for Yuletide (2007)
*Black Wren Road. Popslash. A murder mystery AU featuring members of both 'N Sync and The Backstreet Boys
*Into the Woods. Popslash. "Where fairy tales come from..."
*Paved With Hearts. CWRPS A modern J2 retelling of the classic story "Heidi".
* Under His Skin (Supernatural RPF) - podfic by exmanhater
* So Fine and Rare (Sherlock)
Category:Fanwriters
CLAMP Icontest

CLAMP Icontest was a LiveJournal community for CLAMP-themed icontests. There were 2,247 entries and 20,541 comments posted to the community between 2004 and 2014. It ran for 431 weeks. 
==Rules==
==Affiliates==
*ccsakura_stuff
*xxx_holic
*animanga_crops
*animanga_itest
*pokechallenge
*title_awards
*vgicontest
*tcg_exchange
==Links==
*Banners tag
*Extended list of affiliates
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:CLAMP
CLOSEST WOLF

CLOSEST WOLF is a Assassin's Creed doujinshi by Ren. Main pairing George Washington/Ratonhnhaké:ton, secondary pairing Kanen'tó:kon/Ratonhnhaké:ton. With guest art by BloodBlueRain/血之蒼雨 and Nonamezai/Shan. Released at Comic World Taiwan 32.
Image:Closest Wolf.jpg
==References==
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category: Slash Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Chinese Doujinshi
CLexslash

CLexslash was one of the more vibrant mailing lists of Smallville fandom, focusing on the Clark/Lex slash pairing. 
The first fic posted there was "Clueless" by Hegerbabe. Challenges were hosted, and questions regarding canon were welcome. Also notable is the ep trade that occurred early on in the series.
==References==
Category:Smallville Mailing Lists
Category:Fanfiction Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:2010
Category:2011
CM Punk

Born Philip Jack Brooks, CM Punk is a retired professional wrestler from Chicago who made his name in IWA Mid-South and Ring of Honor before going on to World Wrestling Entertainment. 
 
==Fanworks==
*AO3
*FFN
 
===Fan Art===
*#cmpunk on DeviantArt
===Pairings===
On AO3, his most common slash pairing is with John Cena, one of his biggest enemies during his WWE run. His most common Het pairing is with AJ Lee.
==Other Links==
*Cagematch
*TV Tropes
*IMDB
==References==
<references>
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom
Category:Industry
CO

CO stands for Come Out or Coming Out in the Larrie faction of One Direction fandom. 
The term is used to refer to, and theorize about, the day when these fans believe Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson will escape the clutches of 1DHQ and reveal to the world that they are both queer and have been in a secret relationship. This will end the Big Gay War and the stunts that Larries believe the two musicians have been subjected to since the start of the band in 2010.
Predicting CO dates and setups is a common activity in Larry corners of the fandom. Meanwhile, anti-Larries like to use the term to highlight -- and sometimes mock -- these predictions by pointing out that neither Harry nor Louis have "co-ed" yet. 
==Examples of Use==
CO can be used as a noun, or as a verb used in various tenses and aspects. 
==References==
Category:One Direction Fandom Glossary
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Greywolf the Wanderer

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Greywolf the Wanderer is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Judith Gran

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Judith Gran is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Gran's journey in fandom
* her current projects
* the use of the terms "printzine community," "webslash community," and "webizen"
* some observations on print zine fans and online fans, cycles of expansion and contraction in fandom, and fandom culture 
* the "uptight and narrow-minded behavior of certain printfen" 
* print zine editors as gatekeepers
* print fans are "more and more inbred" and conservative and insular
* print fans shouldn't "presume that contemporary K/S printfic is the lineal descendant of early fan fic, no matter how much the current crop of printfen would like to appropriate for themselves the status of heirs to the 'classics'"
* older print fans are "folks who stick around tend to be those with the deepest emotional and material investment in fandom itself. We all know of fans who don't have a lot going on in their lives apart from fandom"
* "the net medium is egalitarian and communitarian, the printzine medium is hierarchical and individualistic"
* "*Current* K/S print fandom has become so respectable and bourgeoisified that it seems to have little edge left. K/S printfen are not the underground any more, they are the mainstream, the nice straight housewives. So the freewheeling diversity and gender-bending of the net culture is not necessarily the printfan's cup of tranya."
==Some Excerpts==
===Fannish Journey===
 
===Print Fandom vs. Online Fans===
 
 
===Tupper Trek===
===Current Projects===
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Kaki

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Kaki is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
For some fan reaction, see here.
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Killashandra

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Killashandra is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
==Content==
Some topics covered in the original interview: 
* her fannish history
* copyright
* zine fandom
* Kirk/Spock
* tensions between printfen and netfen
* fanfiction as an underground activity
* the "future of Slash on the Web"
Some topics covered in the responses:
* a lot of commentary (much of it smug) from netfans about their superior fannish ways
* much digging into tribal alliances, more ammunition in the The K/S Netfan-Printzine Fan Wars
* print zine K/S as tame and derivative; online fiction as bold and fun
* Courts of Honor
* class structure and fandom
* Textual Poachers and Enterprising Women
* copyright
* fans' interest in their own culture and history
== Excerpts the Original Interview==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
All remarks are excerpts from: Comments on Killshandra's interview, posted August 29, 1999, accessed June 10, 2013, where the archivist states: "...this will definitely be archived for the benefit and edification of all who pass this way." 
NOTE: it can be difficult to tell who is talking, and looking at the original source may help.
 
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Kit Ramage

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Kit Ramage is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
 
 
Category:2001 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek DS9
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Laura Jacquez Valentine

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Laura Jacquez Valentine is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
Some fan reaction is here.
==References==
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Minotaur

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Minotaur is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
==Content==
Some topics covered:
* Sex Tips for Slash Writers
* his fannish beginnings
* why write slash
* some recommendations
==Excerpts==
 
Category:2000 Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with PB Wrapper

COCO CHANNEL Interview with PB Wrapper is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek VOY
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Raku

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Raku is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
Some are here.
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Robin Lawrie

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Robin Lawrie is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
For some fan reaction, see here.
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek DS9
Category:Star Trek VOY
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Scarlet

In August 1999, Scarlet responded to questions posed by The Society for Slash Diversity and COCO CHANNEL. It was posted on Scarlet's own website, The Scarlet Zone, as "An interview with the author".
Scarlet noted: "This is really just my answers to a survey made by Karmen Ghia on the Society For Slash Diversity mailing list in August 1999."
Although conducted at a similar time, it was not among the COCO CHANNEL interviews posted to the COCO CHANNEL website, and the interview follows a different format than ones on the website. See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
==Excerpts==
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COCO CHANNEL Interview with Skazitelnitsy

COCO CHANNEL Interview with Skazitelnitsy is archived at The Society for Slash Diversity and The Committee of Chekov Obsessives Comparing Historical and New Narratives in Ensign Literature.
See List of Star Trek Fan Interviews.
== Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
For some fan reaction to this interview, see the discussion here.
 
Category:1999 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
COLORFUL WHITE

COLORFUL WHITE (カラフルホワイト) is an Altaïr-centric Assassin's Creed doujinshi by 360 Kaitenzu released for the 77th edition of Comiket. 
Image:Colorful White.jpg
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
COMBiN4TiON M3TRiCS

COMBiN4TiON M3TRiCS (コンビネーション・メトリクス) is a 32 page gen Numb3rs doujinshi written by SKYFiSH.
Storyline:Don was implicated in a crime at the way back to FBI office. Then David and Colby has bustled for their boss rescue.
Category:Numb3rs Doujinshi
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
COMITIA

COMITIA (コミティア) is a dojinshi convention for the exchange of original dojinshi (called orijinaru or sousaku). While many other large dojinshi conventions such as Comiket also have a large original dojinshi section, COMITIA is the largest convention focused completely on original dojinshi. COMITIA is organized by the COMITIA Organizational Committee (コミティア実行委員会, COMITIA jikkou iinkai), of which Kimihiko Nakamura (中村公彦) is the representative. The hundredth edition of COMITIA took place on 5 May 2012.
==Locations and editions==
The main con is held in Tokyo four times per year. Various convention sites in Tokyo play host to the con, depending on the size of the edition in question. Large-scale editions are held every year in Tokyo Big Sight during the Japanese "Golden Week" holiday. Smaller editions are held throughout the year in Sunshine City and other locations.
Associated COMITIA cons are held in other parts of Japan as well: Kansai COMITIA (twice per year in the OMM building in Osaka), Nagoya COMITIA (Twice per year in WINC AICHI in Nagoya), and Niigata COMITIA (twice per year in Toki Messe in Niigata). Niigata COMITIA is organized by the same organizers as Gataket, another Niigata-based dojinshi convention for non-original dojinshi.
==Participation==
Depending on the size of the edition, about 2000 to 3000 circles have participated in every COMITIA in recent years. COMITIA100, the hundredth edition of the main con, is set to welcome about 5000 circles.
A space at COMITIA will cost a circle about 6000 yen. Because the number of applying circles has begun to exceed the number of spaces available, a lottery for participants was established for COMITIA89 in August 2009, although the con has also been trying to expand the space available to accomodate as many circles as possible.
Entrance for buyers to COMITIA is free, although buying a catalog is obligatory. Participation in the "sample reading club" events costs 500 yen.
==Activities==
COMITIA is focused largely on the sale of original dojinshi in all genres, mostly manga but also fiction and meta. Other works such as handicrafts and music are also sold. Dojinshi based on an existing work are not allowed. There is no cosplay at COMITIA. COMITIA encourages circles to band together and organize smaller "cons within the con" centered on one theme. This practice, called "only events" at many other dojinshi conventions, is called "club activity" (部活動, bukatsudou) at COMITIA.
Some professional mangaka also participate in COMITIA, selling their pro works directly to fans. They must participate as individuals; company booths are not allowed.
Shortly after the main con, there is also a smaller event called "COMITIA sample reading club" (見本誌読書会, mihonshi dokusho kai) where fans can gather to read the sample dojinshi that were submitted by circles to the main con.At most dojinshi conventions, participating circles give the staff a sample copy of all dojinshi they want to sell just before the start of the con. There is also a reading corner at the main con.
==References==
Category:1980sCategory:1990sCategory:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:Conventions in Japan
CONfusion

CONfusion is a 1975 essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed in Spectrum #20.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Star Trek fandom is so large, and their fans are attending many more cons; this is something that's wrecking things up for other people
* some proposals for controlling fans
==The Essay==
 
 
==References==
Category:1975 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
CONtinuum (US convention)

CONtinuum was a Star Trek convention. 
==1990==
==1991==
The con program does not have a date written in it, but it was held June 21-23. This was the second con. 
The chairperson was Janie McGaugh.
The con guests were John de Lancie, Majel Barrett, Richard Arnold, and Jean Kluge. 
The con skit was "Star Blech: The Motion Sickness."
The con's charity was St. Jude Research Hospital. 
At the one in 1991 (Cape Girardeau, Missouri): "Richard Arnold was quoted in the local paper (the Southeast Missourian) as saying that Star Trek conventions '...tend to draw what most people would call society's misfits, the nerds, the just-too-bright-for-their-own good' types.' He also characterized fans as people who are '...happiest at a convention because, for a few days, they're normal, not outcasts.' Needless to say, this did not go do down well with many of the convention attendees..." from Comlink #48 
Image:con1991-1.jpg|inside page from the 1991 program book
Image:con1991-2.jpg|inside page from the 1991 program book
Image:con1991-3.jpg|inside page from the 1991 program book
Image:con1991-4.jpg|inside page from the 1991 program book
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1990 Conventions
Category:1991 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
CONverge (slash con)

CONverge was a multi-fandom slash convention that was held on June 24-27, 2004 in Anaheim, CA.
The focus was "swordplay fandoms." 
The organizers were members of CA Slashers United, Library Moria, and Sacred Band, Inc..
The four con organizers were Mirza (who did not attend), Shelly, CommodoreMarie, and Saklani, who said that this con was first envisioned during a long conversation into the night in Vermont. 
The special guest was Jerry Reyes, an actor who played Tearlach, a member of Jack's crew, in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
The con zine and the program book were combined. 
==The Program Book==
It contains contains 58 pages. 
* Welcome Letter
* CONverge Schedule
* Bated Breath, fiction by Sardistri (Lord of the Rings)
* Opportunity Knocks, fiction by Wyomingnot (Harry Potter (gen))
* Perchance to Dream, fiction by Lina (Lord of the Rings)
* A Hypothesis of Madness, fiction by Yxonomei (Troy)
* Victorian Times, fiction by Cathy, Celly, and Saklani (RPS Lord of the Rings)
 
==References== 
 
Category:Slash Conventions
Category:2004 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States