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Morojo vs Moskowitz

Morojo vs Moskowitz was an article published by Morojo in Science Fiction Collector issue 4 (November-December 1939). Morojo responded to an earlier article by Sam Moskowitz regarding a feud between members of the LASFL and New Fandom. The LASFL had publicly sided with the Futurians after Moskowitz and two other members of New Fandom had refused to let them enter the convention hall at Worldcon 1939. (See The Great Exclusion Act and Our Reaction to the "Exclusion Act".)
The issue of Science Fiction Collector, which also contained an article by Donald A. Wollheim, one of the main excluded Futurians, began with a disclaimer:
== Excerpts ==
Morojo first said that Moskowitz had accused her of being an anti-pacifist, which she firmly denied, explaining she was both a lifelong believer in pacifism and a committed believer in Esperanto's promise of pacifism to boot. She had published an article called I Favor Fan Feuds! which, in her opinion, Moskowitz had equated to support for war in general.
Category:1939 Meta
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Morosexual

Morosexual, from "moron" and "sexual", is a term used to describe someone who is sexually attracted to people who have a low level of intelligence. It is the opposite of sapiosexual, a term used to describe someone who is attracted to people of high intelligence.
In fandom, characters are often jokingly (or not-so-jokingly) described as "morosexual" if the object of their affection(s) is extremely dense and/or lacks self-awareness. It can be a specific headcanon (e.g. "I headcanon Reddie with morosexual!Eddie) or a general character trait that the fan believes is canon (e.g. "I fully believe that Lan Wangji is attracted to Wei Wuxian because he is morosexual").
In ships with one or more morosexual character(s), the object of their affections is often characterised as being blind to romantic declarations that would be obvious to anyone else, which often gives rise to tropes like pining and perceived unrequited love. It is possible for both (or all) members of the ship to be morosexual - i.e. they are attracted to a lack of intelligence, and also lack intelligence themselves.
The object of a morosexual person's affections is often referred to as a "chaotic dumbass".
==The Morosexual Meme==
Morosexuality is also the subject of a popular fandom meme. It usually appears in the form of a script, or as a series of images (either screencaps with captions or a fancomic) with the following dialogue:
The meme may have originated from a Tumblr post by discoursethot, which contained the following two text posts:
Because of this, the phrases "what the Spanish word for tortilla was once" and "What kind of animal is the pink panther?" frequently feature in fannish variations of the meme, although they are often substituted for a fandom- or character-appropriate phrase.
===Fannish Examples===
*morosexual catra is canon, a Catradora fancomic by mistbix
*morosexual, a gifset with fans cosplaying as Lily Evans and James Potter
*Sam: I'm proud to identify as morosexual. I'm attracted to dumbasses and dumbasses only., a Sabriel text post by softiesabriel
*Incorrect Witcher quotes 2/?, a The Witcher version of the meme with Geralt/Jaskier
*while I wholeheartedly agree that Crowley and Aziraphale are both moron4moron, I couldn’t stop thinking about this., a Good Omens fancomic by infinite-mirrors with Aziraphale and Crowley (based on this text post by yume-fanfare)
==References==
MorpheusShipping

MorpheusShipping is the het pairing of Ash Ketchum, the Pokemon series protagonist, and Angie, a caretaker at the Solaceon Town Day Care. Angie got very little screen time, so this is a rarepair.Ship of the week #15: MorpheusShipping at Reddit, accessed June 8, 2023 The name comes from their mutual habit of sleeping through their lessons. It's considered a cute fluff pairing. 
==References==
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:NL Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Morpheus Rising

Morpheus Rising is a K/S slash 162-page novel by Kathy Tipton. 
Art by: Chris Soto, Shelley Butler ("Desire in Denim" - winner of a Philon Award) & C.L. Meyers, cover by IM Mueller, edited by Robin Hood. 
==Awards==
* 1999 Gold Philon Award winner.
* 1999 STIFfie winner
==Summaries==
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews: The Story==
===1999===
===2000===
===2001===
==Reactions and Reviews: The Art==
===1999===
===2010===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Morphological Diversity in Pokémon Species

Morphological Diversity in Pokémon Species is a zine series by Susan Lau in the style of a nature journal.
== Volume 1 ==
Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 1 is 20 pages long and features art by one artist, Susan Lau.
File:Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 1 cover by Susan Lau.png|Cover Art
File:Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 1 preview by Susan Lau.png|Zine Preview
== Volume 2 ==
Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 2 is 42 pages long and features art by nine artists. They are Susan Lau, Finni Chang, Chiou, Mayuiki, Ameru, Enduro, Cory McGowan, Alexis Hernandez and Justin Hernandez.
File:Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 2 Cover art by Susan Lau.png|Cover Art
File:Morphological Diversity in Pokemon Species Volume 2 preview by Susan Lau.png|Zine Preview 
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:2015 Zines
Category:2016 Zines
Category:Pokémon Zines
Morrigan

==Characters==
* The Morrígan, a figure from Irish mythology
* Morrigan (ACOTAR), a character from A Court of Thorns and Roses
* Morrigan (Dragon Age), a character from Dragon Age
* Morrigan Aensland, a character from Darkstalkers
==Fans==
* Morrigan aka P. Morrigan, now Enfleurage, a Blake's 7 and Real Ghostbusters fan
* Morrigan aka Morrigan-Veela, a Harry Potter fan
* morrigan aka Niamh, a Harry Potter and Discworld fan
* morrigain aka Gypsy Silverleaf, a Harry Potter fan
* Morrighan, a Harry Potter and Starsky & Hutch fan
Morrigan's Harry Potter Slash

Morrigan's Harry Potter Slash was a personal fanfiction site. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring and linked to the Restricted Section.
==Fanfic==
My first "ficlet": I Touch Myself 
The sequel to "I Touch Myself": My Favorite Mistake
My work in progress: Visibility
Sex in the Village - an HP/Sex and the City crossover
Necrocommunion - Co-authored with Libertine. This is scary stuff - you have been warned.
Better Than Quidditch - Co-authored with Abaddon
While You Were Sleeping - Sweet smut written for a friend.
His Entire Life Was Quidditch - Written for The First Kiss Project.
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Harry Potter Author Pages
Category:2000s
Morrigan (Harry Potter & Discworld fan)

morrigan was an early Harry Potter fan who wrote fanfiction in early 2000, before the publication of Goblet of Fire.
She is best known for the story "Draco's Days of Darkness", one of the earliest Draco/Hermione ficsFan Fiction FAQ by Penny Linsenmayer, updated by Ebony & Heidi, part of Fantastic Posts & Where to Find Them. Created 23 October 2000, last updated 26 October 2002. (Archived by the Wayback Machine 15 April 2004.) and the inspiration for Cassandra Claire's Draco Dormiens (the first of the famous Draco Trilogy).HPforGrownups live chats, transcripts posted to HPforGrownupsChatScripts:
morrigan was active on Harry Potter mailing lists including HPforGrownupsThere are two Morrigans who have been HPFGU members: This Morrigan (morrigan09 aka niamh.n), who posted her introduction to the list on 15 May 2000 (see The HPforGrownups-Archives Archives, May 2000), and Morrigan (hermorrine) (Vicki), whose intro post was 01 January 2002 (The HPforGrownups Archives, January 2002). and ParadigmOfUncertainty. She was listed on HPFGU's Fanfiction Database, compiled by Neil Ward in January 2001, with the description: "Lots of beautiful writing; humour and Draco. 'Slytherins are Sexier' and 'The Other Side' are both excellent."HPforGrownups Databases, Database: Fanfiction by neilward@dircon.co.uk (Sat Jan 13 21:20:36 2001). (Accessed 31 May 2020.) Flourish included her on their list of Some Notable Oldies in the Harry Potter fandom.
morrigan is also a Discworld fan, and co-wrote lyrics to the The Hedgehog Song with NS and Peeves is Peeved. The lyrics are posted at FanFiction.Net and an MP3 was recorded by Peeves is Peeved.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Morrigan (hermorrine)

Morrigan (previously Morrigan-Veela, now hermorrine) is a Harry Potter fan and slasher. She is best known for running the NC-17 archive The Restricted Section.
She joined HPforGrownups by January 2002Intro post 01 January 2002 (The HPforGrownups Archives, January 2002). This Morrigan (Vicki aka morrigan27) is the second Morrigan to join HPFGU: She was preceded by morrigan09 aka niamh.n, who joined the list in May 2000 (see The HPforGrownups-Archives Archives, May 2000). and began writing fanfiction shortly thereafter. Her author site was part of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring. She was involved with Veela Inc. in early 2002 and had fanfiction hosted at the Veela Inc. archive, but split with the group in mid-2002.Veela Inc. - the fiction, archived 01 April 2002 by the Wayback Machine. Morrigan wrote on 20 November 2004: "...my old LJ was morrigan_veela, but after the split from the veela group, I wanted a new LJ name".
She has participated in several fandom RPGs, notably early Nocturne Alley.
Morrigan helped found The Restricted Section in October 2002hermorrine at LiveJournal. *BEAMS*, posted 15 October 2002. (Accessed 12 June 2020.) and in May 2003 took over running the archive.hermorrine at the_restricted on LiveJournal. News!, posted 17 May 2003. (Accessed 12 June 2020.) She has also been involved in organizing and moderating panels at several Harry Potter conventions.
Morrigan has been interviewed by the Washington Post and Chicago Tribune about her involvement with Harry Potter fandom.hermorrine at LiveJournal. Almost famous..., posted 18 June 2003, and Oh lookie, my geekiness is in black and white and a Nimbus mention, too! >:D, posted 23 June 2003. (Accessed 12 June 2020.)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Convention Organizers
Morris Delancey

Morris Delancey is a minor antagonist in Newsies. 
==Fandom==
===Tragic Backstory===
The Delancey brothers are occasionally written as having a tragic backstory, which is meant to explain their brutality towards the newsies. A part of this can sometimes be that one or both brothers are closeted. 
==="Delancey Arc"===
In 2023, a large number of Tumblr users began posting primarily about the Delancey brothers. 
===Shipping===
*Morris Delancey/Finch
*Morris Delancey/Racetrack Higgins
==Fannish Links==
*Morris Delancey tag on AO3
*morris delancey tag on Tumblr
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Cuddle Bug by DenDragon14 (2020)
*Bad Guys Don't Try To Be Nice, Do They? by GayChaton (2017)
==References==
Category:Newsies Characters
Morrissey

Steven Patrick Morrissey is an English singer and a winner of the Literary Review's now-defunct annual Bad Sex in Fiction award. He's best known as the frontman for the English rock band The Smiths.
Morrissey's songs have a devoted following among at least some pockets of Mexican-Americans (especially down in LA). This was noted in passing in the 2018 Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Ant-Man and the Wasp. https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Morrissey
==See Also==
* Morrissey: Fandom at Wikipedia
* Franz Ferdinand Don't Mind Being Coupled With Morrissey In Gay Fan Fiction
==Notes==
==References==
Morse Code (fan club)

The Morse Code was a international fan club for actor Barry Morse that was created and organized by Vivian Stanley.
The group published a quarterly newsletter of the same name, also entitled Morse Code and was in existence from 1977 to 1997. Later in the club's history, the newsletter was printed and distributed on a periodic basis.
The group was officially authorized and sanctioned by Morse.
The newsletter covered all aspects of Morse's career including television, film, stage, and radio productions. It carried information about his work, personal appearances, and often included news clippings from newspapers and magazines.
Morse himself would occasionally write letters detailing his current and future projects which were reproduced in the periodical.
Stanley's initial letter concerning the formation of the club appeared in ComLoC:
Stanley, also editor of the newsletter, was based in various locales in Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada during her tenure as President of the club. 
=References=
Category:Space:1999 Fan Clubs
Category:1977 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Mort

=== Fandoms ===
* Mort, the fourth Discworld novel by Terry Pratchett
=== Characters ===
*Mort (Bob's Burgers), a Bob's Burgers character
*Mort (Discworld), a Discworld character
*Mort Gustafson, a due South character
*Morticia Addams, an Addams Family character.
=== Fans/People ===
*Mort Weisinger, an editor for DC Comics
*Mort aka Morticia, a fan writer and owner of Mort's Lair
Mort (Bob's Burgers)

Mort is a recurring character in Bob's Burgers. Officially the Belchers’ ‘neighbour’, he is often available to lend a hand or entertain the kids’ morbid hobbies. He is probably Bob’s best customer after Teddy.
==Shipping==
Mort is one of the least shipped people in the fandom. Aside from one date he had with another mortician on Weekend at Mort’s, his canonical pairings are almost nonexistent. Fan ships have seen him paired with Teddy on occasion however.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* on AO3
Category:Bob's Burgers
Mort Sto Helit

Mort Sto Helit is the main character in the Discworld novel Mort where he becomes Death’s apprentice.
==Canon==
Mort is a boy with poor prospects. He goes to an apprentice fair where all the other boys get jobs, just as he is about to go home, a man on a white horse comes by and chooses him as an apprentice. It is only later that he realizes he is apprenticed to DEATH himself!
==Fandom==
The discworld novels are arguably the most popular works by the late author Terry Pratchett. Mort is a minor character who is mostly only found in the eponymous novel.
==Example Fanworks==
===Tiktoks===
*That’s it, that’s the book by lilistprince on tiktok
===Fanart===
*Hi I miss this book so much by potato-lord-but-not
Category:Discworld Characters
==References==
Category:Discworld Characters
Mort Weisinger

Mort Weisinger was active in early science fiction fandom. He was a member of The Scienceers and contributed to their clubzine The Planet. Along with a few other fans, he edited The Time Traveller.In 1936, he joined Standard Magazines and became a pro editor for magazines like Thrilling Wonder Stories, Startling Stories and Captain Future. In March 1941, he moved on to work as an editor for DC Comics (formerly National Periodical Publications) where he worked on Superman but also co-“invented“ the characters Aquaman (together with Paul Norris) and Green Arrow.
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Industry
Category:1978 Deaths
Mortal Thoughts

Mortal Thoughts is a Kirk/Spock story by Debbie Cummins. 
It was published in Beyond Dreams #9 and later online.
 
==Summary==
"A Federation bureaucrat decides to set up Spockʼs assassination when he learns that the Enterprise will be in the vicinity of the planet he knows holds a potentially wealthmaking chemical."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Mortal Wounds

Mortal Wounds is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Destina Fortunato. It is part of The Desolation Series.
Summary: PG - Obi-Wan is injured while on a mission with his Master, and Qui-Gon must come to terms with the nature of his feelings about his Padawan. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Morticia Addams

Morticia Addams is the matriarch of The Addams Family. 
==Canon==
Morticia Addams is a character first appearing in Season 1: Episode 1 of The Addams Family, on September 18, 1964. She is the wife of Gomez Addams, and the mother of Wednesday Addams and Pugsley Addams. Throughout the show she is portrayed as an intelligent, but rather naïve woman.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Themes===
===Pairings===
* Morticia Addams/Gomez Addams
* Morticia Addams/Larissa Weems
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Meta===
==Archives & Resources==
* Morticia Addams tag on the AO3
* Wikipedia:Morticia Addams
==References==
Category:The Addams Family
Morticia Addams/Gomez Addams

Morticia/Gomez, also known as Gorticia, is the pairing of Morticia Addams and Gomez Addams in The Addams Family fandom.
==Canon==
Morticia and Gomez are happily married and madly in love with each other. 
==Fandom==
==Common Tropes & Fanon==
==Fanworks==
===Art===
* Klimt + The Addams Family by cookiekappa
* hottest couple by tubesock86
* Be my Goth Valentine by IrenHorrors
===Fics===
===Vids===
===Meta===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
Archives
* Gomez Addams/Morticia Addams works at AO3
Communities
==References==
Category:The Addams Family
Category:Het Pairings
Morty Smith

Morty Smith is one of the main characters of the animated series Rick and Morty.
==Canon Background==
Morty is a 14-year-old high school student.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Rick/Morty
===Tropes===
* Gangbang
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Tumblr oz4nlmI0TP1wu49vuo1 540.png|Morty, knees bent up into an 'M' shape, nude, by SecondaryGoelie. Note: Marked as sexually explicit; minimized.
* Morty by GothMorty, Archived
* Morty by Hamujjang, Archived
* Morty by ICantStopSinning, Archived
* Oh Rick! You back. by Linklekeltia, Archived
* Patisserie Morty by LittleShyMorty, Archived
* Morty by Pchk4n, Archived
* Miami Morty by YuckTum, Archived
==References==
Category:Rick and Morty
Morwen's Cats

Morwen's Cats are secondary characters in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles. They are the familiars of Morwen, a witch who lives in the Enchanted Forest.
==Canon==
At least some of Morwen's cats make an appearance in all four books in the series, but we get the best sense of them as characters in their own right in Calling on Dragons, which is narrated by Morwen.
Their speech can be understood, as far as we can tell, by their fellow non-human(oid?) animals (including dragons), and Morwen.
Cats in the Enchanted Forest universe have their own innate magic(?), and can work some spells on their own,One example is in Calling on Dragons pp.145 and 163, when Trouble takes on the job of lying on the unconscious Telemain's chest and making sure he stays asleep so he can heal. When Telemain wakes up earlier than expected, Trouble says, "'It's not my fault. He doesn't react right. I've never had to use that spell on a magician before; maybe that's why.'" or they can work together to complete or enhance Morwen's spells.For example, see Calling on Dragons p.8 and pp.134-6, and Talking to Dragons pp.48-9.
==The Cats==
===Calling on Dragons===
Chaos, Miss Eliza, Fiddlesticks, Jasmine, Jasper, Murgatroyd, Aunt Ophelia, Scorn, Trouble
===Talking to Dragons===
Cassandra, Quiz, and a kitten given to Shiara as a gift, who she names Nightwitch
==Example Fanworks==
* The Wisdom of Cats by meretricula. Several generations of Morwen’s cats size up Telemain, and find there may be more to him than meets the eye. (2016)
* Theory and Practice by Elizabeth Culmer. In which Morwen mediates a small disagreement over magical experiment design, and translates for Telemain in the opposite direction from normal. (2018)
==References==
Category:Enchanted Forest Chronicles
Morwen (Enchanted Forest)

Morwen is a main character in the Enchanted Forest Chronicles. She is the narrator of the book Calling on Dragons.
==Canon==
Morwen is a witch who lives in the Enchanted Forest. She is a long-time friend of Kazul, and over the course of the first book becomes fast friends with Cimorene as well. She is the viewpoint character of the third book and makes a brief appearance in the fourth book.
==Fandom==
Morwen and her cats are quite popular within the fandom. Fans appreciate her practical, no-nonsense characterization.
===Relationships===
* Morwen/Telemain
* Morwen & Cimorene
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by squirrelland, 2008
* by fishcapades, 2010
* by aliciadurhamillustration -- fanart of a scene from Calling on Dragons
* by ames-draws,2017
* by fairytaleandfanart, 2018
* by zzleigh, 2020
===Fanfic===
* by Elizabeth Culmer for grainjew -- crossover with Discworld, in which Morwen and the Librarian meet in L-Space
* by meretricula for que_sera -- Morwens' cats opinions on her marriage to Telemain
* by JanLevine -- Morwen and Cimorene's schedule tea date is interrupted by Adventures.
===Other===
* -- embroidery patter by comparativecoverart
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Morwen (Enchanted Forest) tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Enchanted Forest Chronicles
Morwen (Tolkien)

Morwen was the wife of Húrin and mother of Túrin, Urwen and Nienor. After her husband was captured in the Nirnaeth Arnoediad, she sent her son Túrin to be raised in Doriath, but remained in Dor-lómin herself to wait for her husband and protect their people.
==Canon==
==Fanwork Examples==
===Fanart===
* Morwen Eledhwen by sempermoi
* Morwen Eledhwen by shyangell
*Morwen & Turin by lathalea
* Morwen and Hurin in Their Youngster Days by funkytoes Modern AU
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
==Links and Resources==
* an article about Morwen on The Silmarillion Writers' Guild
Category:Tolkien Characters Category:Characters
MosCon

MosCon was an annual science-fiction/speculative fiction convention in Moscow, Idaho. Some of the founding members of the convention were Victoria Mitchell and Jon Gustafson.
MosCon is noted as "the first SF convention to feature both an author and an artist guest of honor, the first to have a scientist guest of honor, and the first to pay writers and artists for their contributions to its souvenir program book."
The first MosCon took place September 29-October 1, 1979.
==Gallery==
File:MosCon art prints.jpg|Limited edition prints drawn and signed by Guest Artists, given to the first 160 registrants for each year.
File:MosCon X KDC.PNG|Members of the Klingon Diplomatic Corps at MosCon X.
==External links==
*MosCon XXI Progress Report on alt.fandom.cons
*MosCon 18 post-con report on alt.fandom.cons
*Memories of Moscon III:The Pre-Digital Convention, blog post by Danny Barer
* "Sci-fi devotees to find plenty of entertainment at MosCon" (page 6 of PDF), September 23, 1988, Art Peel, Argonaut Student Newspaper
==References==
Category:1979 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Mos C'ethra

Mos C'ethra is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by DBKate.
Summary: Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan attempt to help the city of Mos C'ethra during a plague.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Mos Eisley Archivist

Mos Eisley Archivist is a multifandom zine. It was published by a general science fiction fan club in Cleveland, Ohio called Galactic Guardians.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Mos Eisley Archivist 2 was published in Fall 1984 and contains 120 pages. The art is by Edward T. Merhulik, Dreama Powell, Lila Reech, and Laura Blunk.
This issue is dedicated "To Peter Davison, for creating that vulnerable, fallible, complex and most human of Doctors, many thanks I Godspeed!"
* Some Creatures Great and Small by Laura Blunk (All Creatures Great and Small/Doctor Who) (1)
* And Now, Your Friend and Mine, poem by Ginny Oatman (Dracula) (16)
* Scuttlebutt by Helen Avry (Troopers hear about the Rebellion) (Star Wars) (21)
* The Doctor's Anniversary: Another Story by Dennis Stein (script form) (Doctor Who) (24)
* AWOL: Part One by Helen Avry and Laura Blunk (Biggs and Wedge learn unsettling news at the Academy) (Star Wars) (64)
* Final Report by Helen Avry (Doctor Who) (113)
 
Image:moseisleyarchivist2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Edward T. Merhulik
Image:moseisleyarchivist2-2.jpg|from issue #2
Image:moseisleyarchivist2-3.jpg|from issue #2, Edward T. Merhulik
Image:moseisleyarchivist2-4.jpg|from issue #2, Edward T. Merhulik
 
Category:1980s
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines