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Feral (Hawaii Five-0 series)

Feral is a first part of a Steve/Danny' series by Cattraine.
==Series==
* Feral: The Awakening - The world news called the virus the ‘Berserker Virus’ because, like the rabies virus, it affected the brain and drove its victims mad.
* Feral: Wolf in Sheep's Clothing - They found Danny! He’s alive!
* Feral: Timestamp II - Honeymoon - Honeymoon not so much fun.
* Honey Trap - Joe White makes a massive error in judgement.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010s
Ferengi

The Ferengi are a space-faring humanoid species native to the planet Ferenginar. The race believes above all in free enterprise, following the Rules of Acquisition and believing that the spirits of the solvent dead go to the Divine Treasury. It subjugates women, who are not permitted to wear clothes, do business or own property. Physically, Ferengi are short with prominent ears, bald heads and sharp uneven teeth. Armin Shimerman, who plays Quark, has stated that Ferengi represent contemporary humans.Star Trek DS9 S7 special features
Major & recurring Ferengi characters include Quark, Rom, Nog, Ishka, Grand Negus Zek, Gaila & Brunt in DS9, which developed the race after its introduction in TNG as stock villains.
==Fandom==
Ferengi characters are rarely prominent in fanworks, with DS9's Quark being probably the most popular character. Original Ferengi characters sometimes appear as stock villains in non-DS9 Trekfic, for example in Only Human by Alara Rogers.
==Some Ferengi-centric Fanfiction and Non-fiction==
* F is for Ferengi (The Tongo Remix) by cosmic_llin; unusual f/f story that focuses on Quark's mother, Ishka
* Ferengi Language Manual, a zine
* Marketing by Miggy; comedy, like much Ferengi fanfiction
* Quark's Day by Selena, doyenne of Quark writing
* Episode 7: The Ferengi Feminist Revolution by Women at Warp (podcast episode)
==Some Ferengi Vids==
==Some Ferengi Art==
[[File:Hyper23.jpg|cover of Hypertension #23, Lana Brown
File:Starcrossed1.jpg|cover of Star Crossed #1, artist unknown
File:Ferengiandhisactionfigure.jpg|inside Trexperts #18, Robert Bruce Lloyd
File:Outpost1art4.jpg|inside art from Outpost #1, David Lawrence
File:Outpost2.jpg|inside art from Outpost #2, Julie Nosal
File:Talesfromthe.jpg|cover of Tales from the Promenade, Michael Ruff
==Meta and Further Reading==
* The Protocols of the Elders of Ferengi by Gavin Edwards (1996)
*Lizardfuckers are Nazis by Ravenamore on Reddit in r/HobbyDrama (2020)
* Institute of Alien Studies: Ferengi Orientation Studies, 2009
* Ferengi at Memory Alpha
==Reference==
Category:Star Trek Species
Fermata

Fermata is a het 104-page anthology of Spock/Chapel fiction. It was edited by Karen Bates. It was printed offset, stapled, digest-sized. The art is by Ann M. Crouch. 
==Contents==
* Point of View by Karen Bates (3)
* Lady Chapelle by Kate Birkel (7)
* Alone by Ann Crouch (16)
* Memories by Karen Bates (17)
* Enterprise by Ann Crouch (26)
* Wish Me Luck by Kate Birkel (27) (Spock has taken the shuttlecraft into the space Amoeba and McCoy believes the Vulcan is doomed. We learn of McCoy's thoughts about Spock and the relationship he has with Spock and we learn of McCoy's fervent wish that Spock knew he had wished him luck.)
* Dream/Reality & Aftermath by Karen Bates (29)
* Reflected Light by Kate Birkel (35)
* art portfolio by Ann Crouch (45)
* Suicide by Karen Bates (59)
* Research Project by Kate Birkel (Spock comes face to face with the subject of a graveyard's shift's research into ancient Terran games.) (66)
* Guardian (After death, war and sorrow, can Spock salvage his life using the Guardian of Forever?) (73)
* Glimpses by Karen Bates (92)
* Imagine by Carmen Dexter (Thoughts on John Lennon) (99)
==Sample Interior==
Image:fermata1.jpg|interior art by Ann Crouch
Image:fermata4.jpg|interior art, John Lennon by Carmen Dexter
Image:fermata5.jpg|interior art by Ann Crouch
Image:fermata3.jpg|interior art by Ann Crouch
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1981 Zines
FernWithy

FernWithy is a fan writer who has written stories in Star Wars, Tolkien, Harry Potter, and The Hunger Games fandoms.
== Fannish History ==
In an interview for Silvermoon, Fern explains:
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Harry Potter ===
* Shifts 'verse, including:
** Shifts - Remus/Tonks. Order of the Phoenix from Remus's POV. (2004-2005)
** Shades - Sequel to Shifts. Half-Blood Prince from Tonks's POV. (2005-2006)
** Teddy Lupin series - Next-gen stories about Teddy Lupin at Hogwarts. (2007-2011)
=== The Hunger Games ===
* The Narrow Path (The Hunger Games) - Haymitch/Effie. Mockingjay from Haymitch's POV. (2013)
===Lord of the Rings===
*The Girl Who Aimed Straight -- successful hobbit OFC story (2000)
==Meta==
*A Random Evil
*Purple vs. poetic... where do you draw the line?
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Fern Marder

Fern Marder was a writer, zine publisher, filker and occasional fan artist and costumer (ie. a sehlat). She often worked with Carol Walske.
Walske and Marder were editors of The Cavalier, Dagger of the Mind, and Another Time, Another Place, and Arakenyo (which Carol Walske wrote). Together they co-wrote Alkarin Warlord, Nu Ormenel Collected, Stormbrother and Threshold. Fern also wrote the filk songs that appeared in Songs of Fire, Songs of Life.
Marder contributed fiction, poetry, articles, and occasional artwork to numerous other zines including The Other Side of Paradise, Cityspeak: The Special Edition, Guardian, and Probe. She contributed a significant amount of poetry to Kessel Run: an entire libretto of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat", redone for Star Wars (Han Solo and the Amazing Technicolor Lightsaber). Some of her work appeared in zines published by Mazeltough Press and some published by Mpingo Press.
Their fanzine press did not have a separate name and is referred to here on Fanlore as the Fern Marder and Carol Walske Press.
In 2014, Fern set up a memorial fanzine collection for her and Carol Walske at Texas A&M University. It can be found here.
==In Her Own Words (1981)==
In 1981, she was nominated for a FanQ award and submitted the following bio to The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet: 
==In Her Own Words (2005)==
Fern Marder discusses her writing, and her partnership with Carol Walske in the interview, Writers in Fandom: The Fanzine Scene here/Renderosity interview with Fern Marder, accessed January 1, 2011
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Filkers
Fern Marder & Carol Walske Fanzine Collection

The Fern Marder & Carol Walske Fanzine Collection is a collection of Star Trek and Star Wars zines, science fiction zines, scripts, and other items donated to the University of Texas Libraries Special Collections by Fern Marder and Carol Walske.
 
==Similar Collections==
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
==Scope and Contents==
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
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Category:2013 Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Fern Marder and Carol Walske Press

The Fern Marder and Carol Walske Press was based in New York and published Star Trek, Buckaroo Banzai, and Robin of Sherwood fanzines in 1980s. The editors were Fern Marder and Carol Walske.
A in-depth interview with Fern Marder can be found at Renderosity.
Carol passed in 2004 and her memorial page (along with a gallery of her art) can be found on Renderosity.
The press did not have a formal name and is referred to here on Fanlore as the Fern Marder and Carol Walske Press. 
==On The Press Origins==
In a 2005 interview, given shortly after Carol's death Fern explained:
==Finding A Printer==
As fans moved away from mimeo which could be done using school or church or even self purchased equipment, zine publishers turned to professional printers for offset printing. Finding a printer willing to print fanfiction was difficult so when a printer indicated their willingness to print zines, they were often flooded with fanzine orders.
In the greater New York area one of the the printers most heavily used by fanzine publishers in the 1970s and 1980s was Steve Lohrius, the owner of JLS Printing (now called Printstars, a member of the JLS Group).
==Zines Published==
Among fanzines that the press published (not a complete listing):
*Nu Ormenel Collected Volumes Star Trek, five in all, containing both reprints and new material.
*The Cavalier - Buckaroo Banzai 
*Dagger of the Mind - Star Trek
*Another TIme, Another Place - Robin of Sherwood
They also routinely provided advice, editing, production and financial assistance to zine editors and publishers where they could: 
In addition to publishing, Fern and Carol also contributed to other fanzines. Fern's and Carol's most notable contribution was a novel called Stormbrother that they wrote and illustrated, which was published in 1983 as a special issue of Guardian (Issue No. 5). Fern and Carol also wrote shorter Star Wars related fiction that appeared in other fanzines (the double-issue of Time Warp (Issue No. 7) for example). Fern wrote poetry, music and supplied the occasional artwork. Carol also contributed art-work to Time Warp #5 as well as many other Star Wars related fanzines. She was particularly known for her photo-quality portraits of the characters. Note that both Fern and Carol jointly and individually contributed to many other fanzines and in many other fandoms. For a complete listing of references to Fern here on Fanlore, including her works, click here and for Carol click here.
==References==
Fernand x Count

Fernand x Count is the ship between Fernand Mondego and Edmond Dantès from Gankutsuou or The Count of Monte Cristo.
==Canon==
Fernand was once Edmond's good friend, but because he was in love with Edmond's fiance, Mercédès Herrera, he joins together with Gérard de Villefort and Baron Danglars to frame Edmond for crimes against the state. When Edmond reappears as the Count of Monte Cristo, Fernand has married Mercédès and ascended to the title of Count de Morcerf. This betrayal forms the background of all retellings of The Count of Monte Cristo.
==Fandom==
There were a few doujinshi created for the ship when the Gankutsuou anime was current. By nature, the ship is depicted as an angsty one, whether Fernand is aware of the Count's identity as Edmond or not.
== Example Works ==
* Chinkonka (2005)
* Karisome no Te (2005)
* Vicious Spiral (2005)
==Links==
*Edmond Dantès/Fernand Mondego on AO3
Category:Gankutsuou Relationships
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Feromond Dantes

Feromond Dantes (フェロモン・ダンテス)Listed as "PHEROMONE DANTES" at suruga-ya.jp. (Accessed 16 August 2013.) is a Gankutsuou doujinshi by King Buster. It features the Count x Albert pairing and is rated R-18.WorthPoint. Gankutsuou The Count x Albert /Dantes. eBay Auction; sold 21 August 2007. (Accessed 26 February 2012.) It is difficult to find and has been described as "rarest of the rare."sans_pertinence at gankutsuou on LiveJournal. Count/Albert doujinshi for sale. 15 November 2007. (Accessed 26 February 2012.)
It is likely related to the doujinshi Eromond Dantes by Atomic Punch. Both were presented by the Edmond x Albert Promotion Committe.
== Gallery ==
Image:Feromond Dantes front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Feromond Dantes back.jpg|Back cover
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
Feroxargentea

feroxargentea is a fan writer and moderator in the due South, c6d and Master and Commander fandoms. She co-moderates the due South ds_c6d_bigbang challenge with missionlameturtle, and formerly co-moderated mandc_read, perfect_duet and various other Master and Commander communities. Her previous fandoms include The X-Files and many others.
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Community Moderators
FerretBrain

"Reviews, Articles and Shiny Things"
FerretBrain was a UK-based website with multiple contributors posting a variety of articles, opinion pieces, and reviews on pop culture topics, such as books, TV/movies, horror, and SF/F. 
The articles were known for their snarky, sarcastic style and social justice skew - often calling out racism, homophobia, and similar content. JK Rowling and Joss Whedon appeared as frequent targets of criticism. Discussions often took place in the comments of articles, as well as the "Playpen" section - described as a section for banter and interesting things that weren't long enough to warrant a comment. 
It also hosted a podcast, with numerous episodes produced between 2008 and 2013.
==Fannish Links==
* Preserving Ferretbrain - some articles archived on Tumblr.
* Ferret Blogroll (Archived Version)
* Podcast episodes on Mixcloud
==References==
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Ferris/Cameron/Sloane

Ferris/Cameron/Sloane is the poly ship between the three leads from the film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Pointillism by sophistry (2009)
*One Thousand, Three Hundred and Fifty-Three Feet by Kyra (2011)
*let's call us a truce by portion_forfox (2012)
*Five Times Ferris Tried to Ask for a Threesome by storiesfortravellers (2015)
===Vids===
*Edit by inkblotdemon (2021)
==Fannish Links==
*Ferris Bueller/Cameron Frye/Sloane Peterson tag on AO3
Category:Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Category:Moresomes
Ferris Bueller

Ferris Bueller is the main character from Ferris Bueller's Day Off. 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Ferris Bueller/Cameron Frye
*Ferris Bueller/Cameron Frye/Sloane Peterson
*Ferris Bueller/Sloane Peterson
==Example Fanworks==
==Links==
==References==
Category:Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a 1986 teen comedy film. 
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Ferris Bueller/Cameron Frye
*Ferris Bueller/Cameron Frye/Sloane Peterson
*Ferris Bueller/Sloane Peterson
==Fannish Links==
*Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) tag on AO3
*Ferris Bueller's Day Off on FFN
Category:Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Fest

A fest is a challenge in which participants provide prompts (generally for fanfic) and then choose a prompt from a list compiled by the fest moderators. A fest may be fandom, pairing or character specific; it may have a particular theme, such as a holiday, a kink or a trope; it may be held to celebrate a particular event.
==Examples==
*Batsupes Secret Valentines Exchange focusing on producing fanworks for the Batsupes ship between Batman and Superman.
*Batsupes Tricks and Treats focusing on producing fanworks for Batman, Superman, and/or Batman/Superman.
*Bottom Clark 2021 focuses on producing fanworks where Clark Kent aka Superman bottoms.
*Krypton Survived Week focuses on producing fanworks about the survival of Krypton.
*LGBT Fest and Queer Fest focus on producing fanworks about the experiences of being lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans* or queer
*Merlin Frottage Fest was a 2011 kink fest held to produce frottage fics in Merlin fandom
*Yuletide is a very popular annual gift exchange for rare fandoms
Category: ChallengesCategory:Challenge Glossary
Fest no Jutsu

Fest no Jutsu is a Naruto fanfiction and fan art fest which runs annually. It is organised on the r/NarutoFanfiction Discord server, affiliated with the Naruto Fanfiction subreddit, and hosted on AO3. Membership on the server is not a requirement for participation - however, Discord is the primary means of communication with participants, and discussion of event logistics. Joining the server - at least for timely announcements - is therefore encouraged by event moderators.
== Event Overview ==
Participants sign up by entering up to 10 prompts, each of which can request fanfiction, fan art, or either. Prompts consist of a brief description of an idea the prompter would like to see realized via fanart and/or fic, alongside any "do not wants." These prompts may be submitted anonymously, under a pseud, or under the user's regular AO3 name. Although the fest allows crossover works, all prompts are required to incorporate at least some elements of the Naruto anime/manga universe. Requests for sexually explicit material are not permitted, considering the event is open to participation by minors. 
During the creation stage, a prospective creator can claim as many prompts as desired, including prompts which other creators have already claimed. "Claiming" a prompt comes with no commitment to create a work fulfilling that prompt, while submitting a prompt comes with no guarantee of a gift. The minimum wordcount requirement for fics submitted to fill prompts is 500 words, while artists must submit work that is clean and complete at minimum. Prompt fills must be non-explicit and respectful of the prompter's "do not wants." Following a creation period of between 1-2 months, the collection with all fest works is revealed. Upon reveals, prompters are notified about any works created based on prompts they have submitted. After work reveals, there is a week-long period of anonymity, at which point creators are also revealed.
== Prior Events ==
In 2020, the server ran its own exchange, with 24 works created.
In 2021, the server collaborated on Exchange no Jutsu, with 24 works created including server members and external participants.
== 2022 ==
Prior to the event starting, the moderators made a post to check for interest in participating in a gift exchange or fest. There weren't enough people planning to get involved for an exchange to be feasible, due to issues with matching when there are just a small number of participants. As a result, a fest was considered to be a better option. 15 works were produced in total, off of 51 prompts.
== 2023 ==
The 2023 Fest no Jutsu was organised somewhat last-minute. However, there was still enough interest that the fest was able to go ahead. There were 170 prompts submitted. In total, 25 works were produced over the course of the event.
== 2024 ==
Fest no Jutsu prompting opened in June 2024, lasting approximately two weeks. Works were revealed in mid-September 2024 after a brief extension for creators. Twenty works of fanfiction were created from the 101 submitted prompts. 
Category:Naruto
Category:2022 Gift Exchanges
Category:2023 Gift Exchanges
Festival of Lights

Festival of Lights by Dorinda is a Bodie/Doyle story. 
It was originally published in Virtual Pros and is online.
==Excerpt==
Every time enemies had tried to assassinate him, George Cowley had always outwitted and outfought them. But this time, one false step had made him their captive, put him foursquare into this ticking death chamber, with Bodie and Doyle only finding him through hard work and a tip from a reluctant informer. Now the smug enemies were heaped upstairs, sightless bodies gripping cold weapons. And the desperation of the rescue meant that there was no one left alive to disarm the complicated mechanism. After such effort, after defeating the many with so few, they had still come to this. One minute left.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
FestiveFerret

FestiveFerret is a fanfiction writer in the Marvel community. She mainly writes for the pairing Steve Rogers/Tony Stark and specializes in writing Ultimates fanfiction.
== Works ==
FestiveFerret currently has 236 works on AO3.
Her most popular fanfiction, In Trouble Deep is a 67k completed Ultimates story in her Papa Don't Preach series. The fanfiction follows Steve Rogers as he comes into the care of a de-aged Tony Stark who loves ducks. The fanfiction is illustrated by popular artist SirSapling who has worked with FestiveFerret on much of the series.
Held is another notable series by FestiveFerret where she partnered with Ashes0909 to bring two seasons of 52 works each. The entire Held series focuses on the BDSM relationship between dominant Tony Stark and submissive Steve Rogers.
== Other Contributions to Fandom ==
FestiveFerret has contributed to fandom in a number of ways including moderating Marvel Trumps Hate and creating the Pod on the Suit Podcast.
== Personal Life ==
FestiveFerret has rescued over 70 pets in her home as a foster, along with her husband Mr. Ferret (MrF). She is a good trainer and caregiver. She also has a dog named Frisk, a cat named Ripley, and two rats, Edie and Brie, all of whom feature prominently on her Twitter.
Ferret is a small business owner who works with animals.
She has a passion for knitting and crafting.
Category:Fanwriters
Festivus

Festivus is a secular holiday created by Daniel O'Keefe in the 1960s. O'Keefe celebrated the holiday with his family and it evolved over the course of several years to include new and different traditions. Festivus is often celebrated as an inclusive or anti-commercial marking of the holiday season.
Broader awareness of Festivus was borne out of its inclusion in an episode of the television series Seinfeld. A phrase from the O'Keefe family celebrations ("A Festivus for the rest of us") was popularized by the episode and has made its way into the vernacular of Festivus celebrants. The holiday is celebrated by individuals worldwide and is not restricted to the Seinfeld fandom.
==The O'Keefe Family Festivus==
The original Festivus, as celebrated by the O'Keefe family, featured many of the traditions associated with modern Festivus observances. The Festivus celebration consisted of the Festivus Dinner, the Airing of Grievances, and the Feats of Strength.
===Festivus Dinner===
The traditional Festivus dinner often consists of spaghetti, meatloaf, or another dish in a red sauce. Typically alcohol is not served along with the dinner.
===Airing of Grievances===
Immediately following dinner comes the Airing of Grievances. This is the opportunity for each guest to inform those present of all the ways they have disappointed them over the course of the past year. During some of the O'Keefe family Festivus celebrations, the Airing of Grievances was done into a tape recorder. The family still retains some of the tapes.
===Feats of Strength===
Following the Airing of Grievances, wrestling matches were often held among Daniel O'Keefe's sons.
==Seinfeld Episode: The Strike==
Daniel O'Keefe's son, Dan, was a writer on the television show Seinfeld. It was his own experiences with his family holiday that led to its inclusion in the episode "The Strike" in 1997. While some of the family traditions were retained by the fictional Costanza family, traditions were added and expanded. These traditions have largely been included in modern celebrations of the holiday by fans.
===The Festivus Miracle===
The labeling of otherwise mundane occurrences as "Festivus Miracles" by Cosmo Kramer led to the tradition of doing so during Festivus. The phrase "It's a Festivus Miracle!" is even used year-round by some to describe events that are otherwise ordinary.
===The Festivus Pole===
Instead of a Christmas tree, the Festivus celebration on Seinfeld featured a Festivus Pole. A sharp contrast to the highly decorative symbols of other December holidays, the Festivus pole is typically an unadorned aluminum pole.
==Related Events==
Festivids is an annual fannish vid exchange held each December.
==Additional Information==
Happy Festivus - A Festivus resource site
Category:SeinfeldCategory:Fandom Occurrences