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Fighter

Fighter is a Marcus/Esca AU by PlaneJane. It was originally written for the_eagle_kink and posted anonymously to the meme.Anonymous. Fill: Fighter - Prologue, 01 June 2011 - 14 July 2011. (Accessed 03 September 2011) The author later reposted a betaed version of the story to LiveJournal and the AO3.planejane. Fic: Fighter - Master Post, 09 August 2011. (Accessed 03 September 2011)
Summary: "Marcus Aquila is an undercover Metropolitan police officer. His assignment is to infiltrate a slave-trafficking organisation which trades in men, bought and sold to fight in cages, sometimes to the death. When he makes the impulsive decision to intervene during a 'kill fight' involving a fierce young fighter called Esca, Marcus inadvertently finds himself the owner of his very own slave. Now Marcus has to find a way to complete his assignment, as well as gaining Esca's trust, without blowing his cover. The question is, can he do it before the secrets and lies catch up with him, and Marcus loses everything?"
ladytiferet made a title graphic for the story.
==Recs and Reviews==
*"Modern Gladiator!AU, Marcus is an undercover cop; Esca's being held prisoner and forced to fight. I'm pretty sure that cops wouldn't operate this way but I found it a terrifically fun read, and I'm not really even into the fandom. I'm pretty sure you don't even have to have seen the movie to enjoy."giandujakiss. My not-XMFC Rec of the Day, 30 August 2011. (Accessed 03 September 2011)
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Fighting for Duo

Fighting for Duo is a 164-page Starsky & Hutch/Sime~Gen crossover pass around story.
The pagination: 1-150, 1-10, 160-164.
Also see Orhuen Obbligato. One of these stories is the fiction that Jacqueline Lichtenberg discussed in Three Letters on the Subject of Homosexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe.
From Jacqueline Lichtenberg in 1979: 
==Slash and Gen==
In the Sime~Gen universe: 
==An Excerpt, One Which Appears to Be Pretty Slashy!==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:Sime~Gen Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Zines
Fightstick

Fightsticks or Arcade Sticks are personalised controllers used in certain gaming communities, most prominently in the Fighting Game Community. These laptop-sized controllers are designed to replicate the controls on arcade cabinets. They are often customised to the player's needs and preferences.
== Building ==
Fightsticks are bought as off-the-shelf "stock" peripherals before undergoing modification. While there are companies that can build custom sticks, many enthusiasts build and maintain their own sticks. Different sticks, buttons, and gates (that change how the sticks rotate) are selected to accommodate the owner's playstyle, and lights can be installed for flair. Some more complicated builds have programmed macro buttons. 
== Artwork ==
Fightstick owners often Commission custom artwork for their stick, usually depicting their Main. If the stick has a Plexiglas sheet over the artwork, sometimes this may be laser-etched, adding another layer to designs.
== Resources ==
*Fightstickart subreddit
*Fightstick Art アーケードファイトスティック on Twitter
Category:Visual Art
Category:Gaming & Role Playing
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
Figureheads

Figureheads is a slash Horatio Hornblower story by Victoria Bitter.
==Reactions and Reviews==
* "I'm not really into slash as a rule, and I started your story not knowing that was what it was, but I have to say this is really, really, well written. I was very impressed with the quality of the descriptions and dialogue. I hope you write alot, because you have a real talkent for it." comment at Fanfiction.net by Jean Gray, 2001 
* "OK! ARCH AND HORATIO ARE SOOOOO NOT GAY! WHAT IS UP WITH U CRAZY PEOPLE! JUST LEAVE THEM ALONE! THEY R JUST BEST FRIENDS! GEEZ!" comment at Fanfiction.net by Jas, 2001 
* "Lovely! Very well written (as usual). I've never even seen Horatio Hornblower, just knew your pen name from a couple of other fandoms...you made the characters come to life! Jas: If you don't like slash, don't read it!" comment at Fanfiction.net by songfire, 2001 
* "All I can say is... wow. I'm beyond the point of remembering how many times I've read this story through, but it just gets better every time. Your prose is absolutely gorgeous, and the romance was beautiful in how subtle it all was. Amazing job, mate! comment at Fanfiction.net by Rhiannon Drew, 2001 
* "Wow. This is a truly excellently-written story. Your progression of the matters at hand, the dialogue, and the characterization seem almost effortless. A wonderful piece of writing." comment at Fanfiction.net by Keyanna, 2003 
* "Ohh! I swoon! What a beautiful story -- even if you’re not a Hornblower fan (and if you’re not, what’s wrong with you? Have you *seen* Jamie Bamber and Ioan Griffudd???) Following their release from prison, Archie and Horatio have a long overdue conversation. The true genius of this story is the way Victoria puts into words the simple-yet-so-complex relationship between these two characters that we see on the screen. Do not miss this one." JR's Parlor (2005 or 2006) 
* "A little bonus fic for literary week! The Horatio Hornblower fandom is necessarily based in part on the excellent miniseries, but the first episodes cleave well to the C.S. Forester books, and this fic takes place during that period. Archie is, understandably, upset and off-balance by his experience at Don Masserado's. I love how this fic lets Horatio help his friend back from his depression, and I adore Archie's character-appropriate confession of affection (which incorporates his past as a stage actor). The underlying metaphor of the sea-legs was well-used, and made an excellent frame for the story as well as a good method of characterization for Horatio and Archie both." Epic Recs, 2010 
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Figwit

Figwit refers to an unnamed elf extra seen in Council of Elrond scene in The Fellowship of the Ring. He is the epitome of a fan-created character. The name used for him is an acronym based on the fan reaction to him:
:F - Frodo
:I - Is
:G - Great!
:W - Who
:I - Is
:T - That?
The story is that a group of fans was watching the first film of The Lord of the Rings, and reached the Council of Elrond, Iris Hadad explains:
:When Frodo says "I will take it!", we are so impressed we start to think “Frodo is great!" But before we finish, the camera pans and we see Figwit, smoldering enigmatically in the background. All other thoughts are whisked away by that elf - who is THAT?! He's gorgeous! accessed 2011-7-24
Fan reaction was widespread and pleased, and several articles appeared about the phenomenonFigwit on Wikipedia:
* 'Figwit' steals Frodo's thunder The Guardian UK, December 2002
* 'Lord' of the extras: Elfin charmer nets fans USA Today, December 8, 2002
* Frodo Is Great, Who Is That? documentary at IMDB
* A review of the Figwit documentary
Details emerged that the elf may have been named Aegnor and played by New Zealand actor Bret McKenzie. He was called back for Return of the King, as a little bit of fanservice. Figwitlives.net. Posted 2005 or earlier. Accessed 23 November 2022.. Bret also plays the elf Lindir in The Hobbit film series.
Some fans have criticised the phenomenon; for example vefanyar writes:
==Fanworks==
*, a fansite dedicated to Figwit
** , listing other fansites for Figwit, LoTR, and other Tolkien resources.
==References==
Category:Tolkien Characters
Fikcje

Fikcje is a Polish gen science fiction anthology. Issues #53 and #54 have Star Wars content and were bootleg translations of the movie.
Fikcje #53 was published in 1988 and has "Gwiezdne Wojny"translation: "Star Wars" on the cover. "This magazine contains an excerpt of Star Wars: A New Hope as well as 2 hand-drawn images of the space battle. Star Wars is one of at least 5 different shorts presented in this 'zine. The segment of the movie presented is a mere 8 pages long." 
Fikcje #54 was published in 1990. It has "Imperium Kontratakuje"translation: "Empire Strikes Back" on the cover. "Unlike #53, which only featured an excerpt of Star Wars, #54 features the entire story of The Empire Strikes Back... "Han Solo and the Lost Legacy" was the last of the bootleg novels to be made and was dated 1987, these fanzines were issued in 1988, and the first licensed printing of Star Wars arrived in Poland in 1990. It's very possible these fanzines were the last unlicensed printings that had to be read in Poland." [ ]
Image:fikcje.jpg|covers of issues #53 and #54
Image:fikcje1.jpg|inside #53
Image:fikcje2.jpg|inside #54 
Image:fikcje3.jpg|inside #54
Image:fikcje4.jpg|inside #54
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Polish-Speaking Fandom
File-imaniaX

File-imaniaX" is an X-Files story by Cliff Chen.
 
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in August 1994.
This story is on a List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction. 
==Author's Notes==
 
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Category:Animaniacs
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
File 40 (Man from UNCLE zine)

For other pages with a similar name, see File Forty and File 40.
File 40 is a gen 108-page Man from Uncle anthology. Cover art is by Vanya; interior art is by Warren Oddsson and Anja Gruber.
==Contents==
* The Heaven's Sling-shot Affair by Linda Cornett and F.Y. Driver (1)
* The Beddgelert Affair by P.R. Zed. Illya investigates a report that Mark Slate has defected to Thrush. (29)
* Second Chance by C.W. Walker. Napoleon settles down. (42)
* Advice from a Caterpillar by Pat Foley (part three of Wonderland Series) Russia's first contribution to UNCLE settles into New York. (reprinted in The U.N.C.L.E. Chronicles) (45)
* The Christmas Gift Affair by F.Y. Driver (76)
* Two of a Kind, poem by Heidi M. (107)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1996 Zines
File 770

File 770 is the online version of Mike Glyer’s science fiction fan newzine, reporting on fanzines, sf clubs, conventions, fan funds and fanac. The print fanzine was started in 1978; the blog's archive dates to September 2004.
It was named after a particularly epic room party held in Room 770 during the 1951 Worldcon.
File 770 and Mike Glyer have won Hugo Awards several times for best fanzine and best fanwriter (respectively), most recently in 2016.Hugo Awards Announced 2016
==About==
==Resources==
*File 770's About page
*The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
*File 770 on Wikipedia page
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Category:2008 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
File Forty (Man from UNCLE and James Bond zine)

See also File Forty (disambiguation) for more zines with this title.
File Forty is a gen anthology of stories, articles, script facsimiles, and interviews.
==Issue 1==
File Forty 1
==Issue 2==
File Forty 2
==Issue 3==
File Forty 3 was published in 1971 and contains 18 printed pages (not counting cover page). The Man From Uncle fanzine gives synopsis on season episodes "The Deadly Games Affair," "The Re-Collectors Affair," "The Gurnis Affair." Also provides information on the customization of the UNCLE car. Updates on star actors such as Robert Vaughn starring in The Protectors & Leonard Nimoy leaving Mission Impossible. Also, the James Bond film "Diamonds are Forever" shooting in Las Vegas. Lastly followed by a letter section and an "Items wanted & For Sale" list.
File:fileforty3.jpg|cover of issue #3
 
==Issue 4==
File Forty 4
==Issue 5==
File Forty 5
==Issue 6==
File Forty 6
==Issue 7==
File Forty 7 was published in 1973 and contains 23 pages.
File:fileforty7.jpg|cover of issue #7
 
==Issue 8==
File Forty 8 was published in 1974 and contains 40 pages of James Bond fiction.
 
File:fileforty8.jpg|cover of issue #8
File:fileforty8-1.jpg|cover of issue #8
File:fileforty8-2.jpg|cover of issue #8
 
==Issue 9==
File Forty 9 was published in 1974 and contains 26 pages. This MAN FROM UNCLE fanzine devotes this entire issue to reprinting the original facsimile of the UNCLE presentation proposal when it was just titled SOLO, which is also what the original pilot was called when filmed.
 
File:fileforty9.jpg|cover, perhaps title page, of issue #9
 
==Issue 10==
File Forty 10
==Issue 11==
File Forty 11
==Issue 12==
File Forty 12
==Issue 13==
File Forty 13
==Issue 14==
File Forty 14
==Issue 15==
File Forty 15
==Issue 16==
File Forty 16
==Issue 17/18==
File Forty 17/18 was published in 1977/1978. It contains 30 pages. It devotes this entire issue to the facsimile reprint of the original press notes for THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E pilot episode.
File:fileforty1718.jpg|inside page of issue #17/18
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:James Bond
Category:1970s Zines
File Forty (Man from UNCLE gen anthology)

For other pages with a similar name, see File Forty.
File Forty is a gen Man from UNCLE anthology. On the cover: "File Forty Dossier."
==Issue 1==
File Forty 1 was published in 2001 and contains 205 pages.
* Indelible by M.E. Wells (5 pages)
* The Met In Darkness Affair by Patricia Fetner--Illya and Napoleon don't quite meet on a battlefield in Korea. (8 pages)
* The Golden Oldies Affair by M. Mercedes--Years after Napoleon and Illya separated, each believing the other dead, Napoleon finds Illya in a new life as a married college professor. But Thrush found him too.... (31 pages)
* The Up-and-Down Affair by Rose Burkette--A young woman gets stuck in an elevator with Illya and Napoleon. (5 pages)
* The Hierarchy Insect Affair by Emrys (16 pages)
* Clues by Valentina (7 pages)
* City of Light by Kate Drummond, winner of the 2002 MediaWest Fan Q award for best gen story (30 pages)
* The Weather-Or-Not Affair by Rose Burkette (5 pages)
* The Two-By-Two Affair by M.E. Wells (12 pages)
* Shadow of A Doubt by Nickovetch (34 pages)
* A Day In The Life Of Illya Nickovetch Kuryakin by Deb (5 pages)
* The Met In Moonlight Affair by Patricia Fetner (8 pages)
* The Big Apple by Kate Drummond (16 pages)
* The Silent Clown Affair by Chajka (23 pages)
==Issue 2==
File Forty 2 was published in 2002 and contains 216 pages.
* The Mary Sue Affair by Loretta Ross (2 pages)
* The Scotch Mist Affair by Di T (12 pages)
* The Close Encounters Affair by Rose Burkette (5 pages)
* Remission of Sin by Nickovetch (22 pages)
* The Sololiloquy Affair by Loretta Ross (13 pages)
* Language Lessons by Emrys (7 pages)
* The Merrick Affair by Damara Winn (21 pages)
* A Lovely Daughter by T. Gabrielle (16 pages) (online version is revised and has two endings)
* The Brownstone Building Affair by Becky Heath (6 pages)
* The Lost Innocence Affair by Loretta Ross (14 pages) (reprinted in Taken to the Cleaners)
* The Noah's Ark Affair by Rose Burkette (5 pages)
* The Kamikaze Affair by Lee the T (30 pages)
* Depth Perception by Nickovetch (3 pages)
* Letters by Di T (11 pages)
* The Fuzzy Little Friends Affair by Loretta Ross (11 pages)
* Standards by Emrys (4 pages)
* The Chicago Underworld Affair by Chajka (36 pages)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:2002 Zines
File on Martin Shaw... Closed

File on Martin Shaw... Closed is a 1999 essay by Graham Peacock.
It was printed in In the Public Interest #11.
The topic was Peacock's frustration and bitterness regarding, Martin Shaw the actor who portrayed Ray Doyle, and by extension, Lewis Collins who portrayed William Bodie, in The Professionals, and what Peacock perceived to be lack of support and respect for the work Peacock and his fellow editor had done on their newsletter. 
A related essay is A personal account of the laughter, tears, and fears of producing a fanzine.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:The Professionals Meta
Filia/Valgarv

Filia/Valgarv is the het pairing of Filia Ul Copt and Valgarv in the Slayers fandom. Or Filia/Val if it's about relationship between Fillia and reborn or not converted to mazoku Val. 
== Paring name ==
There is no short pairing name has been established among Western shippers. But in Japanese fandom this couple is called Valfilihttp://www.isonly.net/~henyo_ru/garo/ancm/ancm081031.html (jp.ヴァルフィリ). There is also a separate, less common, name – Filival (jp.フィリヴァル) – that used if Val is reincarnated/non-mazoku. It should be noted that this pairing name implies specifically a romantic relationship, and not a platonic one. However recently some fan-artists began to attach this paring name to describe the parent-child relationship between Filia and little Val. Which is kind of funny, considering "Filival" tag is more common in a lot old hentai doujinshi then Valfili. 
== Fandom ==
The peak of the popularity of shipping occurred after the release of the anime Slayers Try (1997). And in the Western fandom, most of the shrines and fan-works was created in the period of 1999-2005. Nowadays, as audience of the anime series decreased,the number of new shippers and fanworks declining steadily.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* Slayers Try by una
* VF by aile (2008)
* Filia ul Copt and Valgarv by kmj7977
* I'm sorry, everyone ... and ... by Saila
*Hold the princess. by @yashuring (2012)
*Hight by Tomogy
=== MADs ===
* Good Enough (FiliVal) – hand-draw music video on song "Good Enough" by Evanescence. (2011)
* Boil eggs with FiliVal – hand-draw music video, school setting AU (2013)
== Common Tropes in Fanworks ==
* Enemies to Lovers
* AU
== Archives and Links ==
* Valfilia at LiveJournal
==== Fanfiction ====
* Filia Ul Copt/Valgarv at AO3
* Archive at Darknessrising
==== Fanart ====
* Filia Valgaav Group – group at DeviantArt (Aug 8, 2013)
* Valgaav x Filia – group at DeviantArt (2014)
* Valfili fanart at pixiv.net
==== Shrines ====
* Val/Firia Shrine (Feb 6 2001)
* Valgaav & Filia's Dragon's Tower 
* Destined Dragons at dramata.org – shrine by Tara-hime (2001, last update 2005 )
* Destined Dragons 2003 archive at mazoku.org (heavily framed) – second shrine by Tara-hime (2001-2004).
== Reference ==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Slayers Relationships
Filius Flitwick

Filius Flitckwick is the Hogwarts Charms master in the Harry Potter series. He is also head of Ravenclaw house. His very short stature led to rumors of him being part-goblin, and the author confirmed at one point that he has “a dash of goblin” in him.Is Flitwick a short human or is he some other type of being? He was also noted to have been a duelling champion.
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
Fics that prominently feature goblins will often have Flitwick act as a sort of liaison between them and Hogwarts. This is the case in Harry Crow. His background as a duelling champion sometimes puts him in a mentoring role. An example of this is Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality, where he teaches Harry a trick duelling spell of his own invention that finally gives Harry a slight advantage over a more experienced opponent.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Harry Crow by RobSt. In this fic Harry was raised by goblins, and Flitwick becomes an ally at Hogwarts
==External Links==
* Filius Flitwick at Archive of Our Own
* F. Flitwick character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Filius Flitwick at Harry Potter Wiki
* Filius Flitwick at the Harry Potter Lexicon
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Characters
Filk: The Final Frontier

Filk: The Final Frontier is a Star Trek: TOS filk songbook by Claire Meier. 
==Issue 1==
Filk: the Final Frontier 1 It has the subtitle, Where No Filk Has Gone Before. It was published in 1985 and contains 42 pages.
The lyrics are all but by Claire Maier, except for "Smart People."
From the editorial: 
* (Spacin' Away Again) Aboard the Enterprise, to the tune of Margaritaville (Star Trek)
* Born to Overrun, to the tune of Born to Run (Star Trek)
* Beam Me Up Before I Go-Go, to the tune of Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go (Star Trek)
* Cute Tribble, to the tune of Moon River (Star Trek)
* Bad, Bad, James T. Kirk, to the tune of Bad, Bad Leroy Brown (Star Trek)
* The Crew of the Enterprise, to the tune of Piano Man (Star Trek)
* (I Can't Get That) Federation, to the tune of Satisfaction (Star Trek)
* 50 Was to Keep a Katra, to the tune of 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover (Star Trek)
* Fun, Fun, Fun ('till they take the Enterprise away), to the tune of Fun, Fun, Fun (Star Trek)
* Greet It, to the tune of Beat It (Star Trek)
* I Change the Rules, to the tune of I Write the Songs (Star Trek)
* I Just Have to Say, "He's Dead, Jim", to the tune of I Just Called to Say, "I Love You" (Star Trek)
* Ilia, to the tune of Maria (Star Trek)
* Kirk Just Wants to Have Fun, to the tune of Girls Just Want to Have Fun (Star Trek)
* The Neutral Zone (song), to the tune of The Unicorn (song) (Star Trek)
* On and On (Star Trek)
* Pointy Vulcan Ears, to the tune of Bette Davis Eyes (Star Trek)
* Roddenberry, to the tune of John Henry (Star Trek)
* A Show, That's Why, to the tune of Don't Ask Me Why (Star Trek)
* Star Trek I Was the Bomb, to the tune of Mr. Froggie Went A-Courtin' (Star Trek)
* Still Trekkin' After All These Years, to the tune of Still Crazy After All These Years (Star Trek)
* We Are the Wise, to the tune of We Are the World (Star Trek)
* There Aren't Many Vulcans in Starfleet, to the tune of And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda (Star Trek)
* Anatomy, to the tune of Yesterday (non-Star Trek)
* Filkin' U.S.A., to the tune of Surfin' U.S.A. (non-Star Trek)
* Smart People, to the tune of Short People (non-Star Trek)
==Issue 2==
Filk: The FInal Frontier 2 was published in 1986.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1985 Songbooks
Category:1986 Songbooks
FilkNet

==#filkhaven==
Discord invite
==Lists Archived==
Digital archives of the following mailing lists were once available on the site: 
*3ws-discuss
*filknet-announce
*ba-filk-announce
*ba-filk
*chifilk-announce
*critique
*gafilk-announce
*interactionfilk-discuss
*nycfilk
*okchorale
*overflow
*phoenix-chat
*texasfilk-announce
*texasfilk-discuss
Category:Filk Music
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:2017 Discord
Category:2010s Discord
Category:2020s Discord
Filk History Project

Filk History Project was a website created by Greg McMullan based on a conversation in rec.music.filk which compiled stories of the history of filk music.
==Topics Covered==
*An Egocentric and Convoluted History of Early "Filk" and Filking (digital copy)
*1966 Westercon
*1969 Worldcon at the Chase Punk (err, Park)
*Plaza Hotel in St Looie
*1995ish OVFF
*Musicon 5
*1997 Disklave
*The Dorsai Irregulars
Category:Filk Meta