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The Aragorn/Boromir Slash Ring

The Aragorn/Boromir Slash Ring is a webring for Aragorn/Boromir slash sites.
==Member Sites==
*...Mightier Than the Sword: Lord of the Community's Fan Fiction. Join Date: July 22, 2003. ...Mightier Than the Sword's 'Lord of the Rings' section. Aragorn/Boromir stories preferred, others welcomed.
*Aragorn - The Fan Site. Join Date: March 27, 2002. Pics, info on Aragorn.
*Aragorn & Boromir. Join Date: January 04, 2002. Pics, info and stories about this beautifully tragic pair from the movie "The Fellowship of the Ring"
*Arandur Mine. Join Date: September 01, 2002. A home for Sasjah Miller's Aragorn/Boromir fan fiction.
*Boromir: A Hero's Journey. Join Date: October 09, 2003. A new page for Boromir. Hosts fanfic (of course also A/B fics), images and info. Also have info on Aragorn, Legolas, Sharpe and Sean Bean. The above link takes you to the webring page. You need to click on the banner at the end of the page to go to the front page.
*boromir for ringbearer. Join Date: March 27, 2003. boromir for ringbearer campaign HQ, contans bormir bio, statistics, quiz, mvs etc... and the all important boromir slash fics - mostly boromir x aragorn - the workshop's own & selected hosted fics, too...
*By the Blood of Gondor. Join Date: November 06, 2003. Site with mostly slash/RPS fics about Boromir/Sean B., Aragorn/Viggo, and Legolas right now, but ALL fics are welcome. Also has "real" slash pictures, as well as large "movie" slash screen caps. 
*Dark Forest. Join Date: January 28, 2003. A site with lots of slash stories and fanfics - but it is in German.
*Doubt and Desire. Join Date: March 07, 2003. Slash fiction section dedicated exclusively to Aragorn/Boromir. LotR character Het and RPH also on this site.
*FellowShip. Join Date: February 23, 2002. Slash fanfiction and fanart devoted to those two fine fellows Aragorn and Boromir (played by Viggo Mortensen & Sean Bean) from Peter Jackson's "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring".
*Hidden Whispers. Join Date: April 18, 2004. A Directory listing Lord of the Rings Fanfiction related Websites
*Kylie's Villian. Join Date: March 10, 2002. Dedicated to the Aragorn x Boromir-pairing and archive for German slash/general fanfiction.
*Minas Ithil. Join Date: February 19, 2003. LotR Fan-art site, some slash art, Aragorn/Boromir though there are other pairings as well.
*the realm of middle earth. Join Date: October 16, 2003. lotr message board
*Saira's Library. Join Date: October 13, 2003. Saira's Library contains both slash and het fanfic of the fictional characters Aragorn and Boromir as well as the real people Viggo Mortensen and Sean Bean. Also original fiction and poetry may be found here.
*Soccer and Shades. Join Date: May 18, 2002. Personal fic page with Boromir/Aragorn stories, as well as Gundam Wing, Weiss Kreuz and a bit of RPS.
*Your Cruise Director's Fan Fiction. Join Date: September 21, 2002. Your Cruise Director's Aragorn/Boromir stories.
*ZeroMuch Videos. Join Date: April 18, 2004. Slash Vids featuring Boromir/Aragorn.
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
Category:Slash Webrings
The Arawn Gambit

The Arawn Gambit is a gen 179-page Star Trek: TNG h/c novel by d. William Roberts and Denise Sodaro. It was edited by Priscilla J. Ball.
This fanwork is available as an ebook here.
==Summary==
==Author's Note==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1995 Zines
The Arcana

The Arcana is a tarot-inspired otome game.
== Overview ==
The main character is you, and is referred to as the Apprentice; you can set the character's name and pronouns. There are 6 routes in the game, with different storylines, where you romance Asra, Nadia, Julian Devorak, Muriel, Portia, or Lucio. Minigames include a tarot minigame; you can also buy the tarot deck which was made by the game developers.
=== Controversy ===
Extensive kickstarter and game delays, Dana Rune's reveal as a Fire Emblem:Fates fan who shipped an incest or pseudoincest ship, treatment of some fans they disagreed with, and the treatment of Lucio in his route angered many fans.
* dev drama explained in reddit thread
* Lucio route meta/complaining post
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
Reader-insert shipping with the 6 love interests is common, with Julian Devorak and Asra being the most popular overall. Lucio has a small group of dedicated fans. There are also ships with some of the other courtiers, where monster-fucking is a common trope. 
A few of the characters are often paired with each other, particularly Asra/Julian Devorak due to it being canon that they had a past relationship, and more rarely Asra/Muriel due to them being childhood friends.
=== Fandom Spaces ===
* Reddit
== Fanfiction ==
Reader-insert fanfiction is especially popular due to the medium. One interesting trend is many fic-writers choose to use gender-neutral language for their reader fanfiction(perhaps because players can choose he/him, she/her, or they/them pronouns, , which is unusual since most self-insert romance fics on ao3 feature a female protagonist. 
== Archives & Fannish Links ==
* AO3 Tag]
== References ==
The Arch-Enemy -A Study in Sherlock-

The Arch-Enemy -A Study in Sherlock- is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by SUSSANRAP. It's based on the first series. Although they were published months apart, it was later sold as a set along with The Science of Seduction -Crooked Sherlock-. A two-book set based on the second series was also released: I Am Your Man.
It includes two manga stories: "Genjuu Kanshi" (厳重監視, Strict Observation) and "God Save the Queen." It has a review of the first series which is both praising and penetrating. It also has reviews of other works done by Mark Gatiss, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Martin Freeman.
Table of contents, from doujinka's website: 
Image:ArchEnemyStudy.jpg|cover
Image:ArchEnemyStudy-s1.jpg|Genjuu Kanshi (厳重監視) sample
Image:ArchEnemyStudy-s2.jpg|God Save the Queen sample
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
The Archers

The Archers is a British radio soap opera first broadcast in pilot episodes in 1950, then continuously on BBC Radio 4 from 1951 to the present day, with more than 18,450 episodes to date. It is the longest running radio soap opera in the world, with around 5 million listeners and an additional million internet listeners internationally. Six episodes are transmitted each week, with an omnibus edition on Sundays. A spin-off programme, Ambridge Extra, is transmitted on Radio 4 Extra twice a week and has its own storylines and locations.
The show follows the lives of various characters in the fictional village of Ambridge, most notably several farming families including the titular Archers. It was originally conceived as a "painless" way of keeping farmers informed about new developments, but soon developed more plot. It's kept topical by incorporating real-world events such as football matches, agricultural conferences, etc., and has occasionally had to make drastic changes at short notice when real-world events (such as terrorist incidents, the death of one of the actresses, etc.) impacted the planned plot. On at least one occasion the plot has been manipulated to serve the interests of the BBC - in 1955 Grace Archer, a major character, was killed off on the evening Britain's first commercial TV network was launched, drawing a good deal of attention away from the new service. This was later parodied in the film The Killing of Sister George.
 
==Fan Activity==
There are several on-line communities devoted to the show including usenet newsgroups and discussion boards. There have been occasional fan meetings but there do not appear to be many fan works.
==Communities==
* Mustardland is a general-purpose community which includes "Fantasy Archers," basically snippets of script for scenes that were not broadcast in the show, a rudimentary form of fanfic.
* @rchers @narchists is based on the idea that the Archers are real, not fictional.
* The Ambridge Reporter "a place for fans of and casual listeners to The Archers to chat about the programme, its cast and its crew, and for other topics they may find interesting."
==Links==
* BBC page for the show
* The Archers on Archive Of Our Own
* The Archers on TV Tropes
* uk.media.radio.archers Usenet FAQ
* uk.media.radio.archers archive
Category:The Archers
The Archive

:You may be looking for the broader use of the term Archive or The ARchive, an Alex Rider fic archive.
The Archive is a Dresden Files fanfiction archive. It appears to have fallen out of use around 2015, with the last actual story updated in 2016, and the last blog post on the main page around 2013. It has an associated LiveJournal Community, dresden_archive.dresden_archive, The Archive by priscellie.
==Stats==
As of December 4, 2015:
* Members: 228
* Series: 10
* Stories: 340
* Chapters: 672
* Word count: 1253304
* Authors: 62
* Reviews: 1191
* Reviewers: 65
As of January 7, 2019:
* Members: 1782
* Series: 9
* Stories: 370
* Chapters: 723
* Word count: 1369573
* Authors: 80
* Reviews: 12586 (mostly spam)
* Reviewers: 775 (mostly spam)
As of May 21, 2022:
* Members: 1985
* Series: 9
* Stories: 388
* Chapters: 741
* Word count: 1374051
* Authors: 95
* Reviews: 17424 (mostly spam)
* Reviewers: 877 (mostly spam)
==References==
Category:2000s Archives Category:2010s Archives
Category:Dresden Files
The Archive at the End of the Universe

The Archive at the End of the Universe was a multi-fandom archive of fan fiction. As stated on the archive's front page, it: "welcomes all fiction, non-fiction and art which is based on fictional or historic sources." Members must be invited to join, and the archive adds "new fandoms and characters by author's requests".
As of April, 2010, there were 4101 stories and 389 authors in the archive.As per the front page, accessed April 9, 2010.
==History==
The Archive went live in September 2005. It was created by Maeglinyedi, Fluffyllama and Alchemia; Nimori created the site's skin. The Archive was, in part, a response to the backlash created when skyehawke, prompted by Australia's updated child exploitation laws, restricted what kind of work they would host, and set up a review board called the illiterati. There was also a Livejournal community to communicate with its userbase.
==Content==
thumb|200px|Sections by sizeThis is based on the counts listed on the archive index pages on April 9, 2010.
The archive allows fanfiction and fandom-related essays regardless of genre or rating for fandoms that are based on a fictional source. However, it does not allow: "fiction based on the works of persons who stand against uncontrolled fanwork of their properties, such as: P.N. Elrod, Anne McCaffrey, Robin McKinley, Anne Rice and others."
RPF of people who have been dead for at least 50 years is allowed. RPF of contemporary people is not. chan about fictional characters is allowed. Additionally, users who have already posted fan work are permitted to archive their original work.
About 60% of the fics hosted on the archive are for Harry Potter. Star Wars makes up another 6%.
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category: 2005 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:EFiction
The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy

The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy is a gen Poltergeist anthology. 
The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy 1 was published in 1997.
The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy 2 was published in 1999. 
The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy 3
* Judgment is Mine	by 	Denyse Bridger		2
* It	by 	Someone Else		8
* Phantasm	by	Kethineth		14
* Demon Box	 by	Samantha Agee & Deb Taylor		42
* My Heart Will Go On	by	Someone Else		60
* Detente	by	Kethrineth		67
* Out of Time	by	Carla Rodriguez		123
Artwork
* B.J. Zlentek		(front cover)
* Samantha Agee	
The Archives: The Journey of the Legacy 4 was published in 2000.
* Blood is Thicker than Water	by	Legacyldy2		1
* A Killing Time	by	Dubricus & Susan Lay		27
* Precept	by	E. Abernethy		85
* Crash	by	Carla R.		88 (winner of a 2001 FanQ)
* A Simple Parish Priest	by	Debra Taylor		112
* Dancers	by	Mary Wilkerson		115
Category:Poltergeist: The Legacy
Category:1990s ZinesCategory:2000 Zines
The Archives of Amphipolis

The Archives of Amphipolis was a Xena: Warrior Princess and Lucy Lawless fan art and fan writing site created by Charis. 
The site was established during or before 1998 and was updated into the end of 2002. Based on the captures available on the Wayback Machine, the site went offline sometime between October 2003 and December 2003.
There were four main gallery halls on the site:
*The Goddess and Her Bard; soulmates - Xena/Gabrielle focused graphics
*Images of Lucy in Historical Photographs & Media - Lucy Lawless focused graphics
*The Sacred Temple of the Goddess - Xena focused graphics
*My Other Inspirations and Passions - Other works which, by the time the site was captured on the Wayback Machine, had been removed due to Charis being told to censor the images for the site.
A number of images on The Archives of Amphipolis are unavailable, even via the Wayback Machine, as Charis had to remove them, citing censorship. Charis placed these works into a members only Yahoo Group called Lucy Lawless, My Passion, My Light.
The original site was listed on Wolf's Lair as a recommended site for Xena wallpapers and graphics. 
File:Lucie1806.jpg|Lucy Lawless, 1806
File:Itwasntabadlife.jpg|It wasn't a bad life, when you really think about it
==References==
Category:Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
The Armorer

The Armorer is a fictional character who appears as part of the supporting cast in the Disney television series The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, part of the Star Wars franchise.
==Canon background==
Her face hasn't been revealed.
==Reception and meta==
From the Wikipedia page:
==Fanon and tropes==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
* by cobaltbeam
* by Inky Axolotl
* by americiumam
=== Fan comics ===
* by yamineftis-art
*
=== Fan fiction===
=== Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
=== Fan communities and archives===
*The Mandalorian [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring The Armorer on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*on DeviantArt (DA)
*#thearmorer and #thearmourer on Tumblr
*The Armorer (The Mandalorian TV) on Archive of Our Own (AO3)
*on Pixiv
===Resources===
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Armorer
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Characters
Category:Star Wars: Disney Era
The Arms of a Friend

The Arms of a Friend is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #5.
 
==Summary==
"After Kirk calls off their affair, Mitchell plots Spockʼs death, sure that the Vulcan is the reason for the breakup."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
===1992===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Arrangement (Good Omens zine)

The Arrangement is a Good Omens zine released in 2019. It was funded via Kickstarter, where it received a total of £15,212 (over 3000% of the £500 goal). Part of the proceeds was donated to the Alzheimer's Society.
The zine primarily contains art, but also includes two poems and a short story.
Other fanmerch included as part of the campaign were buttons, soaps, stickers, prints, postcards, and a charm.
== Contributors ==
lizzthefrizz, lordazazel23, laloom0, MD_Doodles, atarial, kahahuna, rosyabomination, ratcork, Sally Mascaro, lightsintheskye, findusart, alyona11, aiwa_sensei, strudelcreep, xinophin, luxris, Andy.C.White, rivars, fopdoodles, aivelin, _toast_, silverwing600, Mennelaos, mariemarion, whittledraws, thistle_arts, valmmies, astriloquiis, larswritesstuff, lilee.nika, bebeezed, eugiius, parkinart, loloztya, Amirah Lasabuda, lifewhatisthat, L3earfat, boneandarrowart, magpie raven blackford, erinomalleyart, wisesnail, veryfasy
Category:Charity Zines 
Category:Good Omens Zines
Category:2019 Zines
The Array

The Array is a gen Star Trek: Voyager digest-sized anthology edited by Andra Marie Muelle. Cover art by Lauren Francis.
==Issue 1==
The Array 1 was published in April 2000 and contains 132 pages. Summaries below from the zine's table of contents.
* From the Ready Room, editorial ramblings (3)
* The Kiss by Judith Iserloth (An encounter in the turbolift leads to a new phase in Janeway and Chakotay's relationship.) (4)
* Where Now the Roses Fall by Diane Bellomo (A slip of the tongue threatens Tom and B'Elanna's relationship.) (8)
* Imperatives by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring (When circumstances force Janeway to consider a difficult directive, she encounters strong resistance from her First Officer.) (17)
* Turning Point by Sean Christie (A pre-Caretaker story. A Battle between the Maquis and the Cardassians becomes a pivotal event in Chakotay's life.) (27)
* The Rock and More than Enough by Andra Marie Mueller (A pair of drabbles from Janeway's pov.) (37)
* Only a Man by Cat (His separation from Voyager during an Away Mission leads to an unexpected and unique first contact for Chakotay.) (38)
* Bare Essentials by Thea Bradley (Neelix's failure to fully research on alien culture's customs results in an embarrassing Away Mission for himself and the Doctor.) (63)
==Issue 2==
The Array 2 was published in October 2000 and contains 103 pages. Inside art is by Beverly Chick and Zaquia Tarhuntassa.
* From the Ready Room (2)
* A Private Pain by Ann B. Harding (A missing scene from "Muse." With Harry and B'Elanna missing, Tom is grieving his potential loss.) (3)
* To Cross the Rubicon by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring (B'Elanna and Chakoty make plans to ensure their freedom should the Federation decide to prosecute the Maquis.) (7)
* Hues of Woe or Heaven by Diane Bellomo (A look at Marika's last weeks on the Voyager and her relationship with Seven.) (13)
* Lonely at the Top by D.G. Littleford (Chakotay confronts Janeway about the rumors regarding her and a certain holographic bartender.) (23)
* A Victim of Technology by Chris Adam Christenson (Janeway's obsession with holotechnology becomes her downfall.) (44)
* And the Truth Shall Set You Free by Brenda Shaffer-Shiring (The Doctor confides in the captain about his regret over a past decision.) (53)
* Loyalties by Sylvia Benson (When his former Academy roommate is sent to capture Chakotay, both men must decide where their loyalties lie. A pre-Caretaker story.) (60)
* Temper, Temper by Diane Bellomo (A missing scene from 'Juggernaut.' Just why did B'Elanna destroy the Doctor's holocamera?) (83)
* Court Martial by Charles Shiring (Janeway puts the Maquis on trial.) (88)
* Almost Perfect by Andra Marie Mueller (Shortly after embarking on a personal Janeway and Chakotay enjoy a day of Shore leave.) (97)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Art of Being Extraordinary

The Art of Being Extraordinary is a Once Upon a Time, Emma Swan/Regina Mills story by purplehershey. It is considered a classic in SwanQueen fandom, and is know for having a very sad ending. As of June 2022, it has over 950 faves and 450 reviews on FanFiction.net. 
==Author's Note==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Inspired Fanworks==
*The Art Of Being Extraordinary | A Swanqueen Story vid by hostile 편집
==References==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
The Art of Falling Apart

The Art of Falling Apart is a 1996 Blake's 7 essay by Neil Faulkner.
It was originally printed in Altazine #1, archived online at Hermit.org, and is now on Archive of Our Own.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* evidence for the Avon/Cally relationship
* extrapolated specific moments in various episodes 
==Excerpts ==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1996 Meta
The Art of Fanfic Critique: who and what it is for

The Art of Fanfic Critique: who and what it is for is a 2001 essay by Flamingo.
It was posted to VenicePlace, a closed Starsky & Hutch mailing list, and is posted on Fanlore with Flamingo's permission.
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Related Essays by Flamingo==
* Convoluted Writing Thoughts (2000)
* The Art of Fanfic Critique: who and what it is for (2001)
* Mailing List Culture and Critical Discussion of Fanworks (2003)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the culture of nice, and females
* honest discussion
* feedback
* the role of critique
* writers are fans, too
* discussing fiction takes as much creativity as writing it
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2001 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Art of Fxckery Zine

The Art of Fxckery was a charity anthology zine in Our Flag Means Death fandom. Proceeds from the zine went to Rainbow Youth, they raised $11004.29 dollars.
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* bloominflowers
* crazycometspecular
* dxcstrange-stuff
* emurphyart
* Finn
* fishfingersandscarves
* FriedKhai
* ghoulaiid
* haydensdoodles
* HeleneBoppert
* hey-there-hunter
* keltbh
* jaimedraw
* manifeststephanie
* mcworm
* mutantspood
* neunhofferart
* nwarrior777
* peachmarch3
* pejntboks
* quillustrates
* ren-nolasco
* Ryuutsu
* sketchysketchin
* skullscramblies
* toboldlymuppet
* unicorn_gunter
* Vera
* y2jenn
=== Writers ===
* badgerette
* baladric
* cosplayandnails
* cyborgshepard
* gentleranium
* horsebeckett
* sourpatchgoat
* swevenpng
* thegreatblondebalrogslayer
* when_it_is_complicated
* velvetjinx
Category:2023 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Our Flag Means Death Zines
The Art of Pretending It Isn't Your Fault

The Art of Pretending It Isn't Your Fault, aka TAOP, is a popular Courtney/Duncan story on FanFiction.Net. It takes place after Duncan's eliminated in Total Drama: Island (2007) and follows his and Courtney's relationship as it develops from there until the season's final episode. It's canon compliant and takes place during their stay at the Playa Des Losers together.
The Art of Pretending It Isn't Your Fault was written over the course of 10 years, with both authors writing a chapter before passing the next one off to the other. Many look back on the fic fondly. strayphoenix also co-wrote another popular Courtney/Duncan story, Machine Gun Blues, with edwardandbella4evah.
== Reviews ==
In 2013, The Art of Pretending It Isn't Your Fault was recced on Truly Great Fanfiction .
==References/Further Reading==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction
Category:2010s Fanfiction
The Art of the Fan-Based Blog

The Art of the Fan-Based Blog is a series of blog posts on running a fan website
==Series Topics==
===Table of contents===
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Cultivate Your Passion
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Competition Means Collaboration
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Create a Game Plan
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Content, Content, Content
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Content, Content, Content Part II
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Copyrights for You and Your Content Sources
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Community Wins
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Crazy Fans
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Connections Make the Blog and the Community
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Cash is Necessary
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog: Continuing to Fight the Good Fight
===Excerpts===
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:2008 Meta
Category:2008 Websites
The Art of the Plagiarist

Art of the Plagiarist is a September 1997 essay by Jane Carnall. It was printed in Discovered In A Letterbox #3, a Professionals letterzine.
 
It is about how the essay's author is haunted by a story she wants to write, one that she'd have to borrow from another author, and how when she contacted the author, was given a blunt refusal. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* responsefic, plagarism, unauthorized sequel, remix
* The Professionals fanfiction
* the shared creative fanworks of a fandom
* fandom as a community
==From the Essay==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta in Print