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Celebrate Me Home

"Celebrate Me Home" is a short Forever Knight story by Imajiru. It was first posted to the FKFIC-L mailing list, and later crossposted to www.fkfanfic.com and the author's personal website.
The story opens with Natalie Lambert solitary on Christmas, feeling unable to express her loneliness to Nick Knight because he haa seemingly rejected their friendship. Then he calls up to her window from the street, Romeo and Juliet style.
Category:1995 Fanfiction
Celebrating Squee

Celebrating Squee is a 2008 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* a mention of the feedback Merlin Missy had gotten about the previous essay, How to Be a Fandom Jerk in Just a Few Easy Steps
* a link to You're Wearing the Wrong Duck on Your Head
* what is squee, what does it feel like?
* "Squee is the name we have given our joy."
* squee is best done with other fans
* "Finding other fans after years of searching is like coming home for the very first time."
* fandom is sometimes a lovely, and sometimes very hard, place to be
* a link to a story (http://penknife.livejournal.com/325027.html) that is now on a locked journal
==From the Essay==
 
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
 Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2008 Meta
Celebration

*Celebrations (Professionals zine) (1999)
*Celebrations (Professionals story) (1986)
*Celebration (Final Fantasy VI Doujinshi) (1994)
*Celebration (Starsky & Hutch zine) (1985)
*Celebration of Love (1993), a Beauty & the Beast zine
*Celebrations - Wyndewalker, a M7 story published in My Seducer #2
*The Celebration Zine, a Star Trek K/S zine
Celebration (Final Fantasy VI doujinshi)

Celebration is a Final Fantasy VI gen doujinshi by Kotobuki Sahri and Suiha Kisaragi. Dialogues are handwritten. It contains several short humorous stories and some illustrations. It had four reeditions due to popular demand, the fourth reimpression being released on October 9 1994.
It also includes a Free Talk section where the authors talk about their impressions of the game, the parts they liked the most, their favorite characters and even brief family anecdotes.
== Sample Gallery ==
File:Celebrationffviback.jpeg|Back cover of Celebration featuring Relm and Mog
Category:Final Fantasy Doujinshi
Category:1994 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:Final Fantasy VI
Celebration (Starsky & Hutch zine)

Celebration is a gen Starsky and Hutch fanzine. Its subtitle is: "An Anthology Zine Remembering a Decade of Starsky and Hutch." The binding: perfect-bound. 
There is a huge amount of interior art; artists are Marie A., June Bushell, Pat Bushell, Jean C., Carol Davis, Tabby Davis, Connie Faddis, Greg Franklin, Betty de Gabriel, Paulie, Pamela Grove, Pat Harris, Tracey Heather, Freda Hyatt, Ruth Kurz, Dani Lane, Jan Lindner, Joy Mancinelli, Kay McElvain, Linda MacLaren, Cheryl Newsome, Chris Ripley, Debbie Sontag, and TACS.
A similar zine published on the tenth anniversary of the end of the series is Lifeline.
Ten years later, Davis created Renascence to commemorate the 1995 anniversary.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* A Partner by Pat Massie (6)
* We Are Responding by Chris Ripley (9)
* Partners by Brenda Kelsey (16)
* The Designer Look by Tabby Davis (18)
* To Hutch on His Birthday by Betsy Barr (24)
* What Partners Are For by Judy Maricevic (25)
* Scoresheet by S. Soliste (34)
* Partners by Barbara Green Deer (39)
* Scrapbook by Joan Hoyland (41)
* Demonstrated to Death by Jody Lynn Nye & Paula Smith (the satiric play preformed at ZebraCon) (42)
* The Missing Episodes of S&H by Pat Massie (52)
* It Takes All Kinds by Leah S. (53)
* Narcotic Charm by Debbie Sontag (56)
* A Night at the Movies by Betsy Barr (57)
* Enter McCoy by Tabby Davis (60)
* If Morning Breaks by Jean Chabot (64)
* Skybound Blues by April Valentine (65)
* Twinspeak Me & Thee by Nicola Vowles (83
* Slip-Slidin' Away by Cathy Bryson (85)
* Festival of Lights by Betsy Barr (97)
* By Order of Committee by Lucy Cribb (103)
* What War Still Wages by Lucy Cribb (105)
* The Legend Lives On (107)
* Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Marion Hale and Dottie Wilkerson (109)
* Glass Face in the Rain by Jean Chabot (121)
* The Heart of the Matter by Sara Crispin (123)
* The Cost of the Cure by Brenda Kelsey (137)
* Ballad by S. Soliste (141)
* All Along the Watchtower by Dotty Barry (143)
* Journey's End by Joy Mancinelli (144)
* Blindfold by Sue-Anne Hartwick (150)
* Losing Touch by Teri White and Shirley Passman (151)
* The Sound of Silence by Tabby Davis (178)
* ICU by Terri Beckett (181)
* Nocturne by Terri Beckett (182)
* If Only... by Debra Warner (185)
* Encore by Suzan Lovett (187)
* A Time to Laugh? by Alison Potts (197)
* A Walk on the West Side by Marian Kelly (210)
* Something to go On by Pat Massie (217)
* Debt-Free is Death by Pat Massie (223)
* No Raincoat Required by Kate Wallace (225)
==Gallery==
File:celebrationart1.jpg|Ruth Kurz
File:celebrationart5.jpg|Debbie Sontag
File:celebrationart2.jpg| Joy Mancinelli
File:celebrationart3.jpg|Carol Davis
File:celebrationart4.jpg|Ruth Kurz
File:celebrationback.jpg|TACS
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
 
Category:1985 Zines
Celebration of Life Cruise

The Celebration of Life Cruise was a for-profit cruise for Beauty and the Beast (TV) fans. 
It took place May 10-13, 1991.
==Guests==
Guests who attended were: Ritch Brinkley and Armin Shimerman and his wife Kitty.
George R.R. Martin had been invited as a guest of honor on this cruise, but then was uninvited due to lack of funds. A fan in July 1991 said: From a con report of Archon Convention where Martin was a guest: 
==Basis for a Wedding==
==Con Report==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Conventions
Category:1991 Conventions
Celebration of Love

Celebration of Love is a het 264-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology. 
The art is by Michele Sales, Nora Leverson, Skalski, Grey Feather, Gordy Coates, Candy Atchinson, and Art Arteno. 
The cover is a Leverson picture of Catherine and Elliot. 
Most of the zine, fiction and poetry, is by Gray. Also fiction by Grey Feather, Nora Leverson and Jackie Skalski.
The editor wrote: "'CELEBRATION OF LOVE,' is rated (R), those who might be offended by written intimacy should not have purchased this zine."
From the editorial: 
==Contents==
* Introduction (1)
* Author's Note to Readers (11)
* Crystal Chandelier's and Ice Houses, poem by Cheryl Gray, dedicated to my husband (1)
* When Our World Sleeps, poem by Cheryl Gray (1)
* In the Midnight Hour, poem by Cheryl Gray (5)
* A Lover's Touch, illo by Candy Atchison (7)
* The Gift of You, illo by Art Arteno (9)
* Tidal Waves of Emotion, illo by Cheryl Gray (11)
* The Silent Song of the Heart, an illo by Art Arteno (13)
* Ozymandia's, poem by Bysshe Shelly (15)
* The Silent Song of the Heart, fiction by Cheryl Gray (17)
* Vincent and Cathering, an illo by Michele Sayles (20)
* I'm Drowning in Your Eyes, song by Ephraim Lewis (98)
* Vincent, illo by Grey Feather (137)
* Sunlight and Roses, poem by Cheryl Gray (139)
* The Fire and the Rose, poem by Cheryl Gray (141)
* My Childhood Fantasy Come True, poem by Cheryl Gray (143)
* Vincent, poem by Cheryl Gray (145)
* The Magic of the Rose, poem by Cheryl Gray (146)
* The Magic of the Rose, fiction by Cathy Atchinson (147)
* A Dream Come True, an illo by Michele Sayles (149) 
* The Enchanted Pool, fiction by Grey Feather (151)
* Vincent, Fantasy or Reality, poem by Cheryl Gray (160)
* Life, the Fragile Balance, poem by Cheryl Gray (161)
* Central Park Set Up, poem by Cheryl Gray (162)
* Soulbinding, fiction by Nora Leverson (163)
* Champions of the Realm, an illo by Nora Leverson (170)
* Jaide and Raven, illo by Nora Leverson (227)
* Vincent's Room, illo by Jackie Skalski (234)
* A Kiss is Just a Kiss, fiction by Jackie Skalski (This story has four different endings. "No, that's not the end of the story. Would I do that to you? We're going to have a little fun. Instead of one ending, there will be four. You decide with ending you would like to make." -- three of the endings are substantial, one is more of a joke -- see image below) (235)
* Vincent's Table, illo by Grey Feather (262)
* My New Found Friend by Cheryl Gray (264)
Image:celebrationoflove-1.jpg|interior page, Champions of the Realm, by Nora Leverson
Image:celebrationoflove-2.jpg|interior page, A Lover's Touch, by Candy Atchison
Image:celebrationoflove-3.jpg|interior page, not credited
Image:celebrationoflove-4.jpg|interior page, Vincent, by Grey Feather
Image:celebrationoflove-5.jpg|interior page, Jaide and Raven, illo, by Nora Leverson 
Image:celebrationoflove-6.jpg|interior page, story ending explanation
Image:celebrationoflove-7.jpg|interior page, the G-rated one
Image:celebrationoflove-8.jpg|interior page, the X-rated one
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Celebrations (Professionals zine)

Celebrations is a two-volume slash anthology published in England. It was produced to celebrate Gryphon Press's long presence in the Professionals fandom. The Hatstand It was also "created to celebrate the coming of the Millennium, and also coincided with ten years of cons at the Wayfarer Hotel in Milton Keynes." Palely Loitering 
See List of Professionals Fanworks by Jane of Australia.
==The Flyer==
 
"... what the flyer doesn't say is how handsome these two zines are. They're bound in silver and gold respectively and (unusually for Gryphon) also contain some lovely artwork. As to the stories, the line-up of authors contains many of the best-loved writers in our fandom. O Yardley, Sebastian, HG, Kitty Fisher, Jenny Parkinson" from DIAL #10 
==Issue 1==
Celebrations 1 was published in May 1999 and contains 139 pages and a b/w interior drawing by Cleo of Cowley, Bodie and Doyle. It has a gold cover.
* Moleskin Blues by O Yardley (1)
* The Constant Tin Soldier by Ashlea George (8)
* Early Days by Cherilyn (32)
* Streets of Sorrow by Christy (35)
* One and One Makes Two by Ginny (57)
* Pillow Talk by Kitty Berman (60)
* Breakfast at Tiffany's by Sebastian (70)
* A Reluctant Partnership by Jay Trent (78)
* Extra Curricular Activities by Mo (103)
* Pleasure Proven by Kitty Fisher (112)
Image:celebrations1art.jpg| portrait from issue #1, Cleo
File:Celebrations1text .jpg| sample page from issue #1 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Celebrations 2 was published in May 1999 and contains 128 pages. 
It has b/w interior drawing by Evelyn of Bodie and a b/w interior drawing by Roo of Doyle. 
* A Soldier Passing by Jenny Parkinson (1)
* Claim Jumper by Fiona Murray (9)
* Sweet Nothings by Liz Bradford (13)
* From Here to Eternity by Ginny and Hestia (15)
* Hold on Tight to Your Dreams by Felicity M Parkinson (26)
* Catalyst for Love by Tish (31)
* Memento Mori by Pom (48)
* Chasing the Dragon by Atropos (51)
* You Can't Keep a Good Man Down by Olympian Heights (84)
* Earned Trust by Sheba (88)
* Security Blanket by HG (98)
* The Truest Magic by Barbara Thomas (100)
Image:celebrations2art1.jpg|art from issue #2, Evelyn
Image:celebrations2art2.jpg|art from issue #2, Roo
Image:celebrations2text.jpg|sample text from issue #2
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Celebrations of Diversity Within the Xena Fan Fiction World

Celebrations of Diversity Within the Xena Fan Fiction World is a list of fiction that celebrates diversity in Xena: Warrior Princess alt or uber fanfiction.
The site also awards The Charani Award of Excellence In Xena: Fan Fiction (Alt or Uber). The stories are judged according to content, concept, topic and the incorporation of either Ethnic characters or Religious Diversity. Awarded stories are marked in the index and there is commentary on the awards page as to why the story was given this award.
==Gallery==
File:XenaDiversityFanFicAlphabetListing.png|author index
File:Charani Award of Excellence in Xena Fan Fiction.png|Awards page
File:Xena Fan Fiction Diversity List Response to Hidden Agenda.png|Crystal's Response to Allegations of a "Hidden Agenda" 
=="Hidden Agenda"==
Shortly after Crystal posted her list, she was accused of having a "hidden agenda". Apparantly there was some backlash and her decision to create an index and what amounts to a rec site for stories featuring ethnic and religious diversity was not without controversy. Crystal wrote a response and linked it from the main page of the site.
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Femslash Recommendation Sites
Category:2000sCategory:Race & Fandom
Category:Spirituality & Fandom
Celebrimbor

Category:Characters
Celebrimbor is one of the most influencial characters from the Second Age. We don't have much information on him personally but of his deeds and lineage. 
Celebrimbor was a Ñoldorin prince and the last in the line of the House of Fëanor, who lived in Middle-earth. From SA 1350, the Gwaith-i-Mírdain under Celebrimbor, the last of the House of Fëanor left in Middle-earth ruled Eregion, previously under Galadriel and Celeborn rule, until Eregion itself was attacked and destroyed in the War of the Elves and Sauron in the year SA 1697. 
A great friendship with the Dwarves of Moria developed while he lived in Eregion due to its proximity and the delight on their carfts, and skills and secrets were shared between Moria and Eregion for many years via the high road.https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Celebrimbor 
He was the only grandson of Feanor and inherited his grandfather's creativity and artistic talent. Alongside Sauron and the other jewelsmith of Eregion, Celebrimbor created the 16 rings and the Three Rings of Power: Vilya, Narya and Nenya by himself. He took the secret localization of the three to his grave. 
As with most of others in the Silmarillion fandom, despite being mentioned as the creator of the doors of Moria in the Lord of the Rings canon and its appendices, most of Celebrimbor characterization is fanon extrapolated from supplementary material released by the Tolkien Estate after the author's death, and changes with the currents of the fandom.
==References==
Category:Tolkien Characters
Celebrity Marriage Clique

Marriage Cliques are online communities for married people. They apparently originated from real people marrying other real people, and sharing their experiences and stories. One example is To Have and To Hold. 
This branched off into people "virtually" marrying celebrities. An example is The Marriage Clique.
This then offered up the possibility of people "marrying" characters. Marry Me. "This is yet again a marriage clique but instead of getting to marry a celebrity you get to marry a character from your favourite... what ever. This is not for the actors/actresses/writers/singers etc. Only for the imaginary partners to be. If you want to marry a celebrity the only direction that I want to guide you is the one and only celebrity marriage clique valvigirl.net/marriage (all other ones are fake)....Also a little change in the rules. There are no more taken characters. Character can have more than 1 spouse but a spouse cannot have more than one character... "
A fan who created the Addicted to Doggett fan fiction archive had this on and early front page: "John Doggett is my Husband" with a link to Marry Me . Addicted to Doggett 
==Related==
* Snapewives
* Keeper
==References==
Category:Fan Communities
Celebrity RPG

While character-based Tabletop Role-Playing Game systems have been around since the 1970s, Celebrity RPGs appeared around 2001.Redriff Net Guide: Cloning Glory (Dec. 20, 2002)Must Be Pop 2001 (archive.org, dated 2002-04-20) These are a combination of Real People Fiction and role-playing games, where the players act as celebrities, in more or less realistic situations. They may make fake journals on LiveJournal or clones, and interact by posting and commenting as the person. 
Most celebrity RPGs become AU quickly, as the characters interact in non-canon situations. Others are unrealistic from the start: they're rock stars, they're superheroes, they're in college together, they're roommates, they're all in the circus. There may be slash, kidfic, non-con, BDSM, etc., all completely unrelated to the actions of the celebrity in question. 
They can also contain any number of characters, or people, to fulfill the role-play.
== Notable Communities ==
* Must Be Pop
* lotr_porn
* Lotrps
* Hollyweirdos
* The Establishment
* Fake F1
== Meta ==
* Days of Our Live(Journal)s by Jane (2001)
==References==
Category:Collaboration
Category:Online Roleplay Glossary
Celebrity Worship Syndrome

Celebrity Worship Syndrome is a when a person becomes overly involved with the details of a celebrity's personal and professional life.
What constitutes "overly involved" is a matter of discussion. 
This article has a focus of the elements of these behaviors, and an approach of how it affected socially fandom, fans, and fanworks, rather than one of medical, legal, and psychological aspects.
The page's focus is on fanworks created in response, fan discussion about their image in the bigger world, how examples affected their fan community, and the sometimes fine line between accepted and unexpected fan behavior. 
==Some Related Terms==
Note: the mentions below does not mean these activities are a form of "celebrity worship syndrome," only that they can, like many things, have elements of it when taken too far. Too far is open to interpretation and is a form of fannish discourse.
* Actor Fans
* Anti-fan
* Fans on Sets
* Groupie
* RPF
* Stan
* Violating the Fourth Wall
==Two Early High-Profile Cases==
While "celebrity worship syndrome" has many earlier presidents, as well as many more examples, the two below were very-high profile, and were what put the activity on the in the public eye. 
* John Lennon and Mark David Chapman (December 1980)
* Reagan and John Hinckley Jr. (March 1981)
==A Form of "Good Fan," "Bad Fan"==
See Good Fans and Bad Fans.
==Giving Fans and Fandom a Bad Name==
Fans are often aware of their public image and of being represented as odd, obsessive, childish, and worse.
A fan in 1981 wrote about attending an event in which William Shatner attended, The William Shatner Fan Fellowship Weekend, and she described in detail about Shatner's comments about the health of one of his dogs A doberman named Kirk! : 
 
 
==Related Fanworks==
Some examples of fanworks that address this behavior.
===Fiction===
* Secret Admirer by Ciana Sepulveda ("Just as Kirk and Spock begin a love affair, Kirk begins receiving gifts from a secret admirer.) (1995)
==Fan Discussion ==
===1980===
 
Shortly before the club, Mark Lenard International Fan Club, folded, Mark Lenard attended a con in his honor, NonCon. By several accounts, some fans had been too intense and inappropriate which made him, and others, uncomfortable. From a fan's letter in the last issue of Despatch: 
===1981===
===1993===
From a fan complaining about RPF, specifically Blake's 7 RPF: 
===1997===
From a fan discussing an X-Files RPF story called The Murder of Tea Leoni, and brings up the idea of fiction as an escape valve: 
===2006===
 
==References==
Celebrity gossip versus "Real Person Fiction"

Celebrity gossip versus "Real Person Fiction" is a 2008 essay by princessofgeeks.
In it, the author responds to this statement by fan named chasing tides whose journal had been linked to from Metafandom: "Celebrity gossip, it's everywhere. Frankly, I find it fairly creepy - these poor people don't have any privacy anymore. Paparazzi are trying to get crotch shots of 18 year olds and the country waits on tenterhooks for the next young celebrity to go into rehab. People feel that they should have a say in how many kids a total stranger ought to have. But that's not my point. My question is, how is this stuff not RPF? Angelina Jolie apparently didn't give birth to twins last week, like the tabloids claimed, and apparently, Brad Pitt didn't leave her. And yet, they're given a green light. I've seen people call them trash journalism, but I've never seen the stigma of RPF associated with celebrity gossip. Yet, it seems that RPF is, by and far, the more harmless of the two."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* RPF, FPF, gossip publications, reality television
* tinhatters
* the long history of human curiosity regarding celebrities and their personal lives
* fans asking actors about slash and shoving fanworks in their faces, violation of the fourth wall
* the personal costs and responsibilities of celebrities
* Disney's recent acquisition of FanLib, and the beginning of The Organization for Transformative Works
* Lotrips, Stargate SG1
* fandom and increased visibility
* Band RPF fandom having more of a feedback loop with fans, Pete Wentz
* fandom and profit
* needing/wanting/forcing TPTB to endorse and validate fanworks and specific shipping; 
* "I've watched as certain movie fandoms and music fandoms have evolved over the last five years (I got here on LJ in 2003) as the actors/performers became more aware of fanfiction, and it's all very weird, how the audience interacts with the stars. Weird and fascinating and here we are. I just can't get over the fact that Disney just bought FanLib. So, the apocalypse has arrived....:D."
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:RPF Meta
Category:Stargate Meta
Celegorm

Celegorm is a famous hunter, a devotee of Oromë, and companion of Huan.
==Celegorm in Fanfiction==
==Links and Resources==
* Celegorm | Turcafinwë character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Celegorm character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Fanworks Tagged with Celegorm at the Silmarillion Writers' Guild
Category: Tolkien Characters
Celes Chere

Celes is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
A super soldier artificially grafted with magic, Celes initially serves the single purpose of serving the empire. After being rescued by Locke however her loyalties changed, and she devoted herself to instead stopping the empire. Perhaps the most emotionally tormented of the group, Celes is the first to witness the ruined world, where she fully believes that herself and Cid were the only survivors. Her turmoil even goes so far as attempting suicide when Cid passes away due to illness, only for a seagull wearing Locke’s bandanna to restore her spirits. Witnessing the monster Kefka has become, Celes feels not only responsible, but obligated to put things right.
===Attempted Suicide===
Yes, you read that right. While graphical limitations held the scene back, Celes did jump off a cliff while distraught. In a game marketed towards teenagers. This is debatably one of the darkest scenes in Final Fantasy history, despite lasting only a few seconds.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
While firmly ‘secondary’ status after Locke and Terra, Celes is still a popular character in shipping. She is commonly paired with either (or both) of the aforementioned, however Celes x Setzer ships have a small niche due to his initial mistaking her for the famous singer Maria.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Celes Chere tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters