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Faithful Friends/Agreeable Companions

Faithful Friends/Agreeable Companions is a 118-page Doctor Who fiction full-sized anthology.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: 
==Contents==
*Father Figure by MaryAnn Johanson--Nyssa, five years later.
* A Battle and a Sojourn--Jago and Litefoot team up again to solve the mystery of who is killing tall curly-haired men all over London and how a beautiful woman is involved.
* Some Must Be Spectators--Sarah Jane Smith is troubled by dreams in the week before her wedding.
* other fiction by B. Lynch Black, M.S. Moroney, Melanie Monk, Nancy Hutchins
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Faiyx

==Fan History==
==Index of Works==
===Boku no Hero Academia===
====Zines====
* QUIRKS: an Unofficial BNHA Fanzine
* Seasonal
===IT===
====Fanart====
====Top Tumblr Fanart Posts====
:[As of February 18, 2020 - according to JetBlackCode]
==References==
Category:FansCategory:Fanartists
Fake F1

Fake F1 is a community of Formula One fans originating on Twitter. Fans take on the fake identity of a F1 driver, their girlfriends, or other people (or even objects) involved in F1. 
In addition to the twitter community there is also a Facebook page. Awards, games, online parties and other activities are regularly organised. Even a few vids have been made.For example Welcome to Fake F1 (6.8.2011, Youtube) by FakeFernando, an introduction to many players.
While pretending to be the real person they are impersonating is frowned upon, Fake F1 members occasionally seek out contact with people involved in F1 and keep track of interactions on their website.When Real Meets Fake!, accessed 14.11.2011
Membership is open and unmoderated, which can lead to conflicts if more than one person want to RP the same character.
==References==
Category:Formula 1 RPF
Category:Twitter
Category:Role Playing
Category:2009 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Fake Fan

A fake fan is a person who "socializes with fans but has little or no interest in the subject of the fandom." (Accessed 27 August 2023.) 
According to Fancyclopedia, it is a science fiction fandom term that was originally used around 1940 to refer to Jack Wiedenbeck, who was roommates with fans. (Accessed 27 August 2023.) Fancyclopedia notes that despite being labeled a fake fan, he did plenty of fanac. (Accessed 27 August 2023.) Fandom has carried on the tradition of using the label inaccurately, sometimes as an accusation against fans who don't know enough canon trivia.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Fake Geek Girl

Fake Geek Girl is a persistent formal and informal meme regarding the participation of women in SF, comics, and video game fandom. It is known to flare up pretty regularly in different formats and media. 
The formal "Idiot Nerd Girl" meme arose on memegenerator,Idiot Nerd Girl on Know Your Meme. originally designed to "prove" that girls who call themselves nerd lack the proper knowledge and credentials, and provoked an immediate response by self-declared nerd girls.A Challenger Appears for the “Fake Geek Girl” on The Mary Sue.I really hate the Idiot Nerd Girl meme, so I decided to stage a cheerful coup with the aid of some friends, by Rachel Edidin.Just a quick update about the "Idiot Nerd Girl" meme on Eschergirls.
Other scenes of FGG-related incidents include various pro-author blogs, post-convention roundups (especially after SDCC), the Twitter hashtag #IAmAFakeNerdGirlBecause,#IAmAFakeNerdGirlBecause, a comic book advert for College Humor featuring the "greatest villains of nerd culture",So this was the back cover ad on Batman #13 by David Willis. etc. Geek Feminism Wiki has an extensive article documenting a number of recent FGG-related blog posts.Fake geek girls on Geek Feminism Wiki. 
The FGG uproar is relevant in particular to media fandom, because it's concerned with which expressions of fannishness are valid and which aren't, for reasons of being inauthentic, vapid, or overly girly. Fannish pursuits with a female majority, such as fanfic in general and slash in particular, cosplay, and general squee, are frequent targets of the ire of anti-FGG nerd rants. Media fandom also has a particular interest in the depiction of geeks -- and female geeks -- as characters on TV and film. Examples inclue Willow Rosenberg on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Alec Hardison on Leverage, Abed Nadir on Community, and most recently noted fictional cosplayer, Skye from Agents of SHIELD. CSI's Grissom/Sara pairing has occasionally been dubbed Geek Love. The AO3 also shows an impressive array of non-canonical "character as geek" tags, as well as the canonical tag Geeks. 
A tumblr post by user jackthebard created in 2014 currently has over 946,533+ notes as of December 2018:
==Meta/Further Reading==
* Exclusion As Default: Female Geeks (April 2014)
* I just don’t understand where this concept of ‘fake geek girls’ came from. (September 2014)
*Timeline of Women in Comics Fandom
*Sexy Lamp Test
==References==
Category:Discussion
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Comics Fandom
Category:2010 Memes
Category:Video Game Fandom
Fake News Fanfiction

Fake News Fanfiction, commonly referred to as FNFF, is a LiveJournal community for fanworks related to the Pundit RPF fandom. It was founded in 2007 by sailorptahsailorptah. The inaugural post, published 5 April 2007 at Fake News Fanfiction (Accessed 2 November 2010.) and its layout was designed by shoemoney2night that same year.darkecology. New Community Layout Up!, published 9 September 2007 at Fake News Fanfiction (Accessed 2 November 2010.) The current community moderators are underthepiano, themistoklis, and gaudy_night. Previous moderators include founder sailorptah as well as chris_baby, darkecology, flakygoddess, silentauror, and warriorpoet.
For ease of browsing, fanworks posted to the community are tagged according to header information such as author, pairing, character, series, crossover, and rating. Discussion posts and posts pertaining to community-run challenges are also tagged appropriately.
==Open Threads==
FNFF hosts discussion posts Mondays through Saturdays. These posts, known as the Open Thread or OT began in June 2007flakygoddess. Is this thing on?, published 2 June 2007 at Fake News Fanfiction (Accessed 2 November 2010.) The OT is flocked and typically suggests a conversation topic or provides a prompt to encourage the creation of comment fic; however, discussion is not limited to the prompt or topic provided.fakenews_fanfic Community Profile. (Accessed 2 November 2010.)
Shortly after the 2011 moderator election, the new moderators began a Delicious account to bookmark stories posted to the OTs, including those posted in years past.gaudy_night. Friday Open Thread (requires membership), published on 28 January 2011 at fakenews_fanfic. (Accessed 29 January 2011.)
==Challenges==
The community is home to two yearly challenges: the fandom's Secret Santa exchange that began in 2007 and the Sandbox Challenge that began in 2009, as a revamp of the previous year's Fanfic Remix Challengewarriorpoet. fakenews_fanfic summer challenge, published 27 May 2009 at fakenews_fanfic. (Accessed 2 November 2010.). The Sandbox Challenge, which typically takes place in the summer, encourages authors within the community to offer their stories as shared universes for other writers to tell stories in.
==Resources==
*Fake News Fanfiction's Delicious
**Links to comment fic posted in the community's Open Threads.
*Fake News Fanfiction's Tags
**The community's tag page serves as its archive and is browsable by various categories, such as author or pairing.
== References ==
Category:Pundit RPF
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Fake Sugar

Fake Sugar is a BTS fanfic by minverse. It is an Sugar Daddy AU and Fake Dating AU. The main pairing is Jinkook.
On the Archive of Our Own, it is the thirty sixth most popular BTS fanwork by hit count. As of February 2021, the work has over 267,000 hits, 17,000 kudos, 2,400 comments, and 6,100 bookmarks.
==Synopsis==
Summary: "I guess," Jungkook pauses momentarily to inhale a deep, bracing breath, "I would just want you to come to my work events and laugh at my jokes and don't correct people if they imply that we're doing it."
"Having sex, you mean," Jin clarifies gently, and Jungkook chokes on air. If his face was any redder, Jin would insist on taking him to the hospital. Jungkook clears his throat, obviously trying to play off the strangled, choked sound as a casual cough.
"Yes. Doing... sex."
(Hedge Fund wunderkind and Certified Awkward Gay Jungkook needs a sugar baby to show off at work, and Professional Competitive Eater and Objectively Beautiful Human Jin just wants to stop working shitty side-jobs. Fake Sugar Daddy AU. A trope and a half.)
== Reactions and Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2018 Fanfiction‎
Fakecest

Fakecest is a combination of the words "fake" and "incest." Canon sometimes suggests that two (potential) lovers are biologically related, but after the proper amount of angst and drama has been achieved, it is revealed that the characters aren't really related by blood.
== Examples of Fakecest ==
* George Michael Bluth/Maeby Fünke of Arrested Development
* Veronica Mars/Duncan Kane of Veronica Mars
* Clary Fray/Jace Wayland of Cassandra Clare's The Mortal Instruments
* Miki Koishikawa/Yuu Matsura of Marmalade Boy
* Elizabeth Keen/Raymond Reddington of The Blacklist
== References ==
Category:Relationships Glossary
Fakemon

Fakemon are fanmade pokémon creations, drawing inspiration from the official Pokémon franchise but not officially part of it.
These creations can take many forms. They can be new Pokémon species with unique appearances and abilities, regional variants of existing Pokémon, or new evolutions.
Fakemon creators often draw inspiration from real-world animals, plants, mythology, folklore, and even everyday objects. They typically adhere to the visual style and design principles of official Pokémon to feel like they seamlessly belong within the universe.
== Links ==
* Fakemon in Wikipedia
* How to make a fakemon by Kyepha
Category:Pokémon
Faking It

Faking It is an American romantic comedy television series. 
==Canon==
:At Hester High School in the suburbs of Austin, being different is popular. After many failed attempts to stand out, Karma Ashcroft and her best friend Amy Raudenfeld are invited to a house party hosted by popular gay student Shane Harvey, who is under the impression that the girls are a lesbian couple.
:At the party they are subsequently outed as the school's first lesbian couple and unwillingly nominated for homecoming Queens. Continuing the charade as their popularity soars, Karma attracts the attention of the popular and handsome Liam Booker, while Amy becomes aware of her growing romantic feelings for Karma and a rivalry with her new step-sister, Lauren, who discovers that they're faking it.
==Fandom==
Femslash dominated the fandom, with Karma Ashcroft/Amy Raudenfeld quickly becoming the juggernaut pairing. The other main femslash pairings include Amy/Reagan and Amy/Lauren. Het pairings are fairly rare—Karma/Liam are often written in only so they can break-up in Karma/Amy fics. 
===Pairings===
* Karma Ashcroft/Amy Raudenfeld
* Amy Raudenfeld/Reagan
* Amy Raudenfeld/Lauren Cooper
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
====Fic Recs====
* Fan Fiction Friday: 8 “Faking It” Stories That Are The Realest
===Fanart===
* These girls are my current obsession <3 by juliajm15
* karmy :) by qrred
* i accidentally did a thing by magicalzebra
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Faking It works at FFN
* Faking It works at AO3
* fakingit-gifs on Tumblr
* hestershigh on Tumblr
* Faking It Wiki at Wikia
==References==
Category:Faking It
Fakir/Mytho

Fakir/Mytho is the pairing of Fakir and Mytho in the Princess Tutu fandom.
== Common Tropes & Fanon ==
TBA
== Fan Reception ==
TBA
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Awards===
*In 2023, the relationship won 5th place in the first MLM Ship Bracket Tournament out of 32 entrants.
=== Aesthetic Edits ===
* (2023), a stimboard.
=== Fan Fic ===
* (2004), In isolating himself in his relentless drive to save Mytho from the Raven King, Fakir becomes vulnerable. Dark.
Category:Princess Tutu
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Fakiru

Fakir is the ship between Fakir and Ahiru/Duck from Princess Tutu.
==Canon==
Best categorized as a Slow Burn and an Enemies to Lovers romance, Ahiru and Fakir's relationship evolves gradully over the span of both cours. At the end of the series in a brief epilogue, Duck!Ahiru and Fakir are shown as relaxing in her pond. This moment acts as a bookend to the beginning of the series, which began with Duck!Ahiru spying on Mytho. 
==Fandom==
Fakiru is the most popular ship in the fandom.
==Fanworks==
*A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To My Inevitable Doom, a Ship Manifesto by elektra3
*Frame Story by jibrailis
==Other==
*FakiAhi tag on Pixiv
*Ahiru | Duck/Fakir tag on Archive of Our Own
*pair: fakir + ahiru on the main LiveJournal community
*Fakiru tag on Tumblr
*Fakiru-Week, a DeviantArt group that ran a themed challenge in 2016
Category:Princess TutuCategory:Het Pairings
Fal Tor Pan

Fal Tor Pan was a fan run Star Trek con held in Birmingham, England. 
It was possibly sponsored by The Official Leonard Nimoy Fan Club.
The title of the convention is a reference to the Vulcan ritual fal-tor-pan, used in Star Trek III to reunite Spock's soul with his body.
==Some 2014 Comments by the Founder==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Falcon

==Fictional Characters==
* Falcon, a Marvel Comics character
==Fics==
* Falconhurst, a The Professionals story
* Lair of the Blue Falcon, a Star Wars story 
* The Last Flight of the Millennium Falcon, a Star Wars story 
==Zines==
* Falcon's Flight, a Star Wars anthology zine
* Falcon's Lair, a Star Trek anthology zine
* Enterprising Falcon, a Star Trek & Star Wars anthology zine
* Galactic Falcon, a Star Wars and multifandom fanzine
* Jedi Star Dark Falcon Knight, a Star Wars parody zine
* Little Falcon, a Star Wars fan club zine
==Other==
* Falcon Press, a zine Publisher
Falcon's Lair (Star Trek: TOS and Star Wars zine published in 1978)

You might be looking for the Star Wars zine Flight to Falcon's Lair.
 
Falcon's Lair is a 78-page Star Trek anthology that contains one Star Wars story. It was published by Randy Ash in 1978. 
It has fiction by Ellen Blair, Jeanne Powers, Theresa Holmes, Julia Ecklar and art by V.M. Wyman, Randy Ash, Leslie Fish, Amy Falkowitz, Melinda Shreve, Elizabeth Marshall, Evallou Richardson, and Theresa Holmes. 
Originally mimeo. It was listed as out-of-print but "available in photocopy form from T'Kuhtian Press" in an ad in Jundland Wastes #5/6.
==The Editorial==
==Contents==
* Winds Weep, poem by Sarah Leibold (Star Trek: TOS) (1)
* Falcon's Flight, editorial (3)
* Mum's the Word, fiction by Julia Ecklar (Star Trek: TOS) (4)
* Kirk, poem by Rhonda Hill (Star Trek: TOS) (7)
* The Secret of Yonara, fiction by Ellen Blair (Star Wars) (8)
* Consider the Lilies, fiction by Theresa Holmes (Star Trek: TOS) (40) 
* Corruption of an Innocent, poem by Sarah Leibold (Star Trek: TOS) (65)
* Kon-Tiki, fiction by Jeanne Powers (original science fiction) (66)
* Team Mates, poem by Beth Bowles (Star Wars) (74)
* Skywalker Thrust: Reviews n' Such, zine reviews by Randy Ash (75)
** Skywalker #1, see that page
** Thrust, see that page 
** Sol Plus #5, see that page
** a plug for the proposed zine, "Deneva," which never made it off the ground: "Now I'm going to ramble on about a new zine that I have become involved with Deneva, by John Broadbent. Maybe some of you remember John from early issues of Sehlat's Roar, and, I'm sure you remember the plugs for Deneva in SR. They kept reappearing, remember? Well he's finally gotten his shit together and if the dummies that I've seen are any indication we may have another INTERPHASE on our hands, I not just saying this because I happen to have illustrated a story in it or because I happen to be the one that painted its gorgeous full-color cover (I surprise myself sometimes, you know?), I'm saying it because I sincerely think that it's true. John is another one of these very talented people who have been, for the most part, hiding in the closet. I'm glad more of them are coming out! It's going to have fiction by Paula Smith and Leslie Fish's latest wild and looooooooong tale and much more. There should be a flyer enclosed for Deneva, but in case you don't get one here's the address and I urge to send an SASE. If you miss it, you have only your self to blame."
** Mahko Root #1, see that page
** Fesarius $4, see that page
** The Displaced, see that page
** short comments about The Oracle Speaks #1 and Side Trekked
==Sample Interior==
File:Falconslair-1.jpg|Amy Harlib, "Klingon Sword Dance"
File:Falconslair-3.jpg|Theresa Holmes
File:Falconslair-2.jpg|Theresa Holmes
File:Falconslair-4.jpg|Theresa Holmes
File:Falconslair-6.jpg|Theresa Holmes
File:Falconslair-5.jpg|Theresa Holmes
File:Falconslair-7.jpg|Vicky Wyman
File:Falconslair-8.jpg|Vicky Wyman
File:Falconslair-9.jpg|Vicky Wyman
File:Falconslair-10.jpg|Vicky Wyman
File:Falconslair-11.jpg|Randy Ash
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Falcon's Lair (Star Wars zine published in 2006)

For other articles with the same title, see Falcon's Lair.
Falcon's Lair is a gen 208-page Star Wars novel by J.A. Berger.
Summary from Star Wars Zine Bibliography: "Luke Skywalker sets out to rescue his friend. How as he to know that by trying to save Han Solo'slife, he was probably taking him to his death at the hands of the Falcon's -- companions to the Jedi."
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Falcon Press

Falcon Press sells used fanzines and other collectibles. They have also published a variety of Star Wars and Star Trek fanzines since the mid 1980s. For a complete list of their fanzines click here.
==Zines Published==
* The Castaways
* Choice Parts
* Far Realms
* Far Realms Sex
* Field Studies
* Glimpses of a Life: The Personal Log Entries of First Officer Spock
* Millennium
* Renewal
* Southern Enclave
* Tal-Shaya
* Time's Warrior
* A Tremor in the Force
* Vulcan Sands...Terran Skies
Falconhurst

Falconhurst is a slash 171-page Professionals novel by Jane. It is the twelfth zine published by Nut Hatch.
Interior illos consists of photographs.
"Falconhurst" was inspired by many things, including a fan's letter of comment, and the gay gothic novel "Gaywyck." Description: "GAYWYCK by Vincent Virga. Robert White is only 17 when he goes to Gaywyck to catalog its vast libraries. There he meets Donough Gaylord, Master of Gaywyck. Soon both are plunged into a web of love, mystery, intrigue, and vengeance colder than the grave. Another "hard to put down"-er. The first gay gothic love story written!" -- from a blurb (fan-written?) in Not Tonight Spock! #3 A fan's description of the book: "To another subject — I recently purchased a gothic novel which I highly recommend, if you like that sort of thing. It has everything a gothic should have: a mysterious mansion by the sea; a tall, dark, and hansome master with a tragic secret in his past; murder, a mad woman dressed in white and locked in an upstairs room, and of course a young, beautiful, blond and innocent librarian who comes to the mansion to catalogue the books and falls madly in love with the master of the house, with obligatory sex scenes. There is one teensy little difference in this novel — the blond librarian is a seventeen year old boy named Robert, The title IS GAYWYCKE and the author is Vincint Virga. Try it, you'll like it." -- from a fan in K/S & K.S. (Kindred Spirits) #9 (184) Gaywyck at the author's webpage See The Author's Afterword.
This story also incorporates the circuit story The Legend of Eileen Fey.
See List of Professionals Fanworks by Jane of Australia.
 
==Distributed from an "Underground Press"==
==Lost in the Mail==
From a 1993 ad in Bill Hupe's catalog: "The entire first shipment was apparently lost in shipping. So a second and third shipment have already been sent -- approximate availability of both zines The second title was Promises, Promises. is 6 weeks."
==From the Editorial: The Cost of the Ribbon, and Other Zine Plans==
Kathy Keegan gives fans an update on this zine, as well as others in the works: 
==Summary from Flyers==
An uncharacteristically succinct flyer by Jane of Australia, this one was printed in the Tanglewebb Press, zine The Book of Strife: 
A later flyer, an example of one of the very wordy descriptions by Jane of Australia:
==The Author's Afterword==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1990===
===1994===
===1997===
===1999===
===2009===
==References==
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Falin Touden

is a main character of the seinen manga and anime series Dungeon Meshi.
==Canon==
Falin is a human (or "tall-man") magic user who specializes in healing and exorcism. She is a kind and compassionate person, but shares her brother Laios Touden's unexpected fascination with monsters.
Early in the manga and anime, Falin is eaten by a dragon while the rest of the adventuring party manages to escape. Her friends' determination to slay the dragon so that Falin can be resurrected drives the early part of the story.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
Falin does not have a canon love interest, although Shuro is in unrequited love with her.
Falin is most often shipped with Marcille Donato (Farcille). In canon the two have been friends since attending magic school together, and Marcille is exceptionally determined to rescue Falin. 
Fan content also often focuses on Falin's platonic relationships with the rest of Laios' Party.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Other===
==Resources==
* Falin Touden at the Delicious in Dungeon Wiki on Fandom.com
* Falin Touden works at AO3
* Falin Touden and Falin tags on Pixiv
==References==
Category:Dungeon Meshi Characters