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For the Restless

For the Restless is a Firefly vid by obsessive24. It was reviewed by halcyon shift on January 1, 2007 at the reel.
Vidder's summary: The flipside of Utopia. 
In the vidder's note, she mentions she was inspired by heresluck's Firefly vid New Frontier.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"A beautifully presented video that perhaps relies a little much on notes to make the narrative clear but there are notes and having read them it is clear so, wow, picky....A very well constructed vid that can be watched on several levels and more than rewards repeated viewing - and has one of the more unique approaches to narrative perspective I’ve seen in a Firefly vid." ~ feedback at the reel review.
*"I love that you mentioned New Frontier, because as I was watching this I was really called back to that vid - and it does read to me more like you said, an homage. Or a continuation of the discussion. And some similar components, like amazing movement and use of the non-standard footage, use of things that suggest the universe as a whole, not just specific faces." ~ feedback at the vid announcement.
Category:Firefly Vids
For the love of...

For the love of... is a typical primer fanfiction 2002 article that takes a lot of information about the history of fanfic from the Writers University website. 
It uses Harry Potter as a hook, quoting the fanfic Dragonweed by Penguin, and then looks at some FanFiction.Net numbers. It discusses filk.
The article links to the Bald Heaven Archive, which the journalist calls "Bald Heaven."
 
It is reprinted in full in DIAL #24, a Pros letterzine. The editor jokes, referring to the professor's ubiquitous presence as a quotable commentator: "OK, now the Aussies are getting in on the act. And they still manage to track down Henry Jenkins for a quote. The day man lands on Mars, the good Dr J will be there with a quote for the bemused Martians, no doubt!" 
==Excerpts from the Article==
 
==References==
Category:2002 News Media
Category:Harry Potter News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
For the love of god don't let foc (freaks of color) speak for the entirety of their race.

for the love of god don't let foc (freaks of color) speak for the entirety of their race. is a tweet by passionpeachy on December 19, 2019, in response to a comic by GOALIENGO, a Chinese woman, comparing Eastern fandoms' enthusiastic approach to fictional incest versus Western antis' approach.for the love of god don't let foc (freaks of color) speak for the entirety of their race. passionpeachy December 19 2019 It should be noted that passionpeachy is not Asian by race or nationality.
==The Tweet==
Immediately, many people asked passionpeachy to retract her statement for racism. At first, she doubled down, saying "pedophiles of color/incest lovers of color are fucking shitty and will NEVER speak for their entire race when they say that shit is acceptable in their culture"pedophiles of color/incest lovers of color are fucking shitty and will NEVER speak for their entire race when they say that shit is acceptable in their culture and also "at least I'm not an anti-anti." While this was happening, many people claimed she was following a Reimob porn artist, which she later denied while apologizing for her phrasing.
==Responses==
Responses to the tweet were mostly negative.
Off of twitter, the tweet would also be discussed in longer formats, such as the dreamwidth essay, Western LGBT fans and entitlement by heipaohshi, who described it as "a culmination" of "experiences causing frustration for Chinese and Asian fans."Western LGBT fans and entitlement heipaoshi, January 12, 2020
==References==
Category:Discussion
Category:Twitter
Category:2019 Twitter
Category:2019 Events
Category:Race & Fandom
For the lulz

for the lulz is a dated term derived from the change of sentence for the lol. Lulz is the nonstandard spelling of the plural suffix -s., a internet slang, that means Fun; amusement; humor; especially schadenfreude according to Wiktionary.
This term is used to justify ridiculous, pointless and occasionally gratuitous behaviour or a personal justification for the life of an internet troll. Is also used to say they did something that was funny.
It may or may not be considered a meme, as the term has become reasonably popular due to the 2006 meme called I Did It for the Lulz.
===References===
For the most part, K/S editors are looking for something "different."

For the most part, K/S editors are looking for something "different." is a 1988 essay by Alexis Fegan Black.
It was printed in On the Double #7/8.
==Introduction==
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* write what you know, do your research
* it's most important to make your readers FEEL
* learn from other K/S fic masterpieces
* be original
* stay in your lane regarding what zines you send you fic to, be aware of tone and content
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1988 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Forbidden

Forbidden is a Spike/Dawn fic written by sexymermaid
Forbidden, and all other works by sexymermaid, were removed from the internet, possibly in 2009, as a condition of the author's publishing contract.Discussion on adult-fanfiction.org: Sexymermaid / Jans_intentions Fic, 2011.
==Reviews and Reception==
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Forbidden Archive

The Forbidden Archive is a Vampire Chronicles fanfiction archive.The Forbidden Archive began as a 1993 Usenet group called alt.books.anne-rice (ABAR, a.b.a.r., abar). This was an internet newsgroup for Anne Rice fans to gather and talk about the books, movie, characters, plots, etc. Up until 2000, it had an official fan fiction archive called the VC Spec Archive (or The A.B.A-R Spec Archive). Heather Meloche (Ash) was the keeper and Adonia updated the databases.
In April of 2000, Anne Rice released the following statement regarding the non-profit fan fiction endeavors of her fans: 
"I do not allow fan fiction. The characters are copyrighted. It upsets me terribly to even think about fan fiction with my characters. I advise my readers to write your own original stories with your own characters. It is absolutely essential that you respect my wishes."
She then proceeded to send cease and desist notices to a number of fan fiction sites and individual authors via her lawyers. (See Spec Writer Massacre) The VC Spec Archive was transferred into the care of Black Rose and hosted on her website, Digital Midnight. Fan fiction was shared on a private, password protected forum. 
In August of 2002, the VC Spec Archive was given a new name, location and layout. The Forbidden Archive was kept in the careful hands of Mevinan until July of 2007 when she announced that she could no longer maintain it. That is when the hosts of Sublime Requiem offered to take over. The site was maintained with its original layout until November of 2009 when it was updated to a members only eFiction site. Many of the old fan fictions were uploaded to the new site and attempts were made to contact the original authors so they could return and re-claim their stories. This is still in the works today. 
"Live and let live..."
In 2012, Anne Rice was interviewed for an article about fan fiction where she stated the following:
"I got upset about 20 years ago because I thought it would block me. However, it's been very easy to avoid reading any, so live and let live. If I were a young writer, I'd want to own my own ideas. But maybe fan fiction is a transitional phase: whatever gets you there, gets you there." 
This caused other fan fiction related sites such as fanfiction.net and archiveofourown.org to open up submissions for Anne Rice based fics. There was no longer a need to keep them under lock and key.
2024 brings new life to the Archive with the planned addition of a fan art gallery, a forum and a social media presence.
With all this history behind it, The Forbidden Archive remains the only one of its kind; a unique and constantly evolving repository of Vampire Chronicles fan fiction.
==Disclaimer==
Every page of the website includes the following disclaimer: 
==References==
Category:The Vampire Chronicles Websites
Category:1993 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Forbidden Colors

Forbidden Colors is a Kirk/Spock story by Jenny Starr. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #17.
 
==Summary==
"Though sheʼd like the captain for herself, Uhura steps in and helps Spock realize Kirkʼs love for him."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
 
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
Forbidden Fruit (Star Trek: TOS story)

Forbidden Fruit is a Kirk/Spock story by C.C. Cain, illustrated by Gordon Carleton 
From the flyer: "Have you ever laughed and thrown up at the same time? It's certainly a new experience, and one you'll become familiar with while reading this humorous short story which subscribes to the theory that nothing is sacred."
It was published in Naked Times #1.
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===1978===
===1979===
 
==References==
 
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
Forbidden Fruit (Stargate Atlantis story)

Forbidden Fruit is a John/Rodney story by cupidsbow. It was inspired by oxoniensis' porn challenge. There's also a prequel, written for remixredux: Strawberry Juice (The Forbidden Fruit Remix) by randomeliza.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
Forbidden Love

Forbidden love is a romantic trope in both fanon and canon. It involves a relationship that is somehow taboo or disallowed. Infidelity, age differences, power dynamics (i.e. teacher/student) and incest are some common reasons that a relationship may be treated as forbidden. Other times it is because the characters are enemies, or from different classes, races, religions, species. Slash and femslash works may involve the characters facing homophobic restrictions or prejudice.
== History ==
Forbidden love has been a romantic trope from the early days of writing. Some early examples of forbidden love pairings include Romeo/Juliet, Orpheus/Eurydice, and Guinevere/Lancelot. What is considered forbidden varies from society to society and person to person, but the trope has continued to be popular due to its potential for drama.
== Fandom ==
Forbidden love is a popular trope because it allows fans to explore some more controversial or taboo ideas, as the idea of having a desire for someone despite the circumstances of the relationship lends itself to smut quite well. Another reason that the forbidden love trope may be popular is because it allows fans to ship characters in different ways, or ship characters who may seem otherwise unshippable.
== Examples ==
==External Links==
*Forbidden Love tag on AO3
*Forbidden Love at TVTropes
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Romance Tropes
Forbidden Shores

Forbidden Shores is a 117-page slash Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea anthology. 
==Contents==
Summaries below from the publisher.
* Dream Chasers	by	 Julia	(A poignant tale of Crane and Nelson's first attraction and unrequited love.) (1)
* Living Dangerously	by	 Charlie Tuna	(14)
* Loved I Not Honour	by	 Lindar	(Also set in the past, on the Nautilus, another version of the same basic theme. The two stories make an interesting comparison of two writers' very different styles.)	 (15)
* Love for Sale	by	 Lindar		(25) 
* The Deepest Lie 	by	 Katy (A simple, elegant first-timer, the kind of story which never fails to warm the heart.) (27)
* Suprise Present	by	 Lindar	 (34)
* Downtown Knight	by	 Lindar	 (An unusual glimpse into the background of Kowalski and Patterson.) (35)
* Dreamtime	by	 Shanlun	(An illustrated prose-poem, with Seaview lost in watery fantasy world.) (46)
* Silver and Black	by	 Lindar	(Lee's solo sojourn on his motorcycle when he's missing Nelson is really hot.)	 (49)
* Surprise	by	 Charlie Tuna	 (53)
* What a Thought	by	 The Captain (A wicked journey through the unbridled imaginations of Kowalski, Chip and Nelson. No prizes for guessing who is occupying those lascivious thoughts!)	(54	) 
* Undercurrents	by	 Lindar	 (73)
* Scurrilous Shanty	by	 Rubber Johnnie	 (74)
* Up Periscope	by	 Lindar (A disgracefully sexy encounter in Seaview's control room.)	 (76)	 
* An Even Sillier Shanty	by	 R. Johnnie	 (84)
* Through the Porthole 1 and 2	by	 Ishmael (Two stories set in very alternate universe, where Nelson must earn his keep in the most unusual way.)	(85)	
* The Beast	by	 Julia	(92)	 		 
* Inspiration	by	 Lindar	(102)	 
* Dreaming Darkness	by	 Lindar		(104) 
* Time and Tide	by	 Rubber Johnnie	(Both wicked contributions which will definitely raise a smile.) (105)
* Old Man of the Sea	by	 Lindar		(110)
* Recollections	by	 Julia	(A poignant jewel of a story which beautifully rounds off the chronological order of the entire zine.) (111)
Category:Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Forbiddenluv

Forbiddenluv was a mailing list in Star Trek: Voyager fandom, focusing on rare pairings and encompassing any pairing other than Janeway/Chakotay, Paris/Torres and Kim/Seven. The list was active throughout the 2000s and into the 2010s, however, because it was not moderated it appears to have been bombarded with spam. It goes defunct with the closure of Yahoo! Groups in 2019.
Category:Star Trek VOY Mailing Lists
Category:Het Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
Force (convention)

Force was the National Star Wars Saga Conventions held in Australia.
The conventions were hosted by Star Walking Inc.
==Force 1==
Force 1 was held 15-17 April 1995 at the Sheraton Hotel, Spring St, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
An ad in the conbook for Constantinople announced Stephen Sansweet as Confirmed Honoured Guest, and Hugh Fleming as Australian Honoured Guest.
==Force 2==
Force 2 was held 7-9 June 1997 at the Edmund Barton Conference Centre, Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia.
Guests of honour were Kenny Baker, Jeremy Bulloch and Stephen Sansweet.
A convention report written by Katharine Maxwell was published in Frontier magazine in August 1997:
==Force 3==
Force 3 was held 12-14 June 1999 at the Edmund Barton Conference Centre, Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia.
==Force 4==
Force 4 was held May 21-22, 2005 at the Cato Conference Centre, Hotel Y, 489 Elizabeth St, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
==Force 5==
Force 5 was to be held 2-4 June 2017 at the Jasper Hotel, Elizabeth St, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, but was postponed.
==References==
Category:Conventions in Australia
Force (convention)/Force 1

Force 1 was the First National Star Wars Saga Convention of Australia. It was hosted by Star Walking Inc. and occured on 15-17 April 1995 at the Sheraton Hotel, Spring St, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
== Guests of honour ==
An ad in the conbook for Constantinople announced Stephen Sansweet as Confirmed Honoured Guest, and Hugh Fleming as Australian Honoured Guest.
Category:Star_Wars_Conventions
Force (convention)/Force 2

Force 2 was the Second National Star Wars Saga Convention of Australia. It was hosted by Star Walking Inc. and occured on 7 - 9 June 1997 at the Edmund Barton Conference Centre in Moorabbin, a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
== Guests of honour ==
Guests of honour for Force 2 were Kenny Baker (R2-D2, Star Wars), Jeremy Bulloch (Boba Fett, Star Wars) and Stephen J. Sansweet (Director of Specialty Marketing for Lucasfilm Ltd.)
== Committee ==
The Organising Commitee for Force 2 were:Star Walking Inc., "Force II Conlink Journal", p. 8.
* Marjorie Cammer (Masquerade co-ordinator, OBIES co-ordinator, programmer assistant, banquest committee)
* Debra Cunningham (Registration co-ordinator, masquerate co-ordinator's assistant)
* Fiona Gatt (OBIES co-ordinator's assistant, minutes secretary, dealer room assistant)
* John Gatt (Dealer room co-ordinator, volunteer co-ordinator)
* Cavell Gleeson (Video programmer)
* Julie Hughes (Security co-ordinator, banquet committee)
* Darren Maxwell (Day manager, banquest committee, auctioneer)
* Katharine Maxwell (Shade) (Auction manager, desktop publishing, assistant editor)
* Shane Morrissey (Guest liaison, guest minder, publicity officer, budget controller, banquet committee)
* H. Gibbens (Visual media productions)
* Marijan Juratovac (Technical services, day manager assistant)
* Darren Reid (Art director)
* Fiona Kingdom (Registration)
* Wendy Wadsworth (Convention manager assistant, banquet committee)
* Alison Wallace (Convention manager, budget controller, hotel liaison, accomodation co-ordinator, accountant, banquet committee)
* Jan Wilson (Progress reports, convention book editor, programmer, emcee for opening & closing ceremonies)
* Michael Wilson (Signage, artwork, art design, publication quality control, progress reports, fliers, art show co-ordinator)
== Charity ==
The convention supported The Cancer Institute, Peter MacCallum Hospital.
== Gallery ==
All photos supplied by Jeremy Sadler.
File:Force2 000.jpg|Convention goer in costume
File:Force2 001.jpg|Convention goer in costume
File:Force2 002.jpg|Convention goer in costume
File:Force2 003.jpg|Kenny Baker & Jeremy Bulloch
File:Force2 004.jpg|Jan Wilson & Kenny Baker
File:Force2 005.jpg|Jan Wilson & Jeremy Bulloch
File:Force2 006.jpg|Kenny Baker & Jeremy Bulloch
File:Force2 007.jpg|Jan Wilson & Stephen J. Sansweet
File:Force2 008.jpg|Jeremy Bulloch speaking
File:Force2 009.jpg|Guests with fans in costume
File:Force2 013.jpg|Dealer Room
File:Force2 014.jpg|Jeremy Bulloch being interviewed by Frontier
File:Force2 015.jpg|Con goer dressed as Boba Fett
File:Force2 016.jpg|Convention goers in costume
File:Force2 023.jpg|Kenny Baker speaks on stage
== Reaction ==
A convention report written by Katharine Maxwell was published in Frontier magazine in August 1997. 
== References ==
Category:Conventions
Category:Star_Wars_Conventions
Force Bond

The Force Bond is a common trope used in Star Wars works, wherein a telepathic link is created between two Force users allowing them to share sounds, images, feelings or thoughts over a considerable distance. The relationship between Master and padawan (apprentice) can result in the creation of a Force Bond between them. A force bond can exist between force users on opposite sides of the Force, namely the light side and the dark. This trope appears in both canon and fanworks.
In fandom, this trope can appear in gen works as well as works shipping two characters together. It appears in works across all three Star Wars Trilogies. While canon force bonds have only been shown to exist between two force users, fanworks sometimes examine bonds between a force user and an individual who is not sensitive to the force.
==Force Bond Examples==
Canon:
* Yoda and Count Dooku
* Maul and Ezra Bridger
* Kylo Ren/Ben Solo and Rey
Star Wars Expanded Universe (now Legends):
*Luke Skywalker/Mara Jade
Common Fanon:
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Force Bond 1: Orphan by KittandChips, AU After Owen and Beru are killed by a mysterious stranger, young Luke ends up as an orphan on Coruscant. It's a race against time as Obi-Wan struggles to find Luke before Vader realizes the boy is his son. First part in a gen series with >600,000 words, where a young Luke develops a force bond with his father Darth Vader. (2001)
* Interstellar Transmissions by LovelyThings, ricca_riot, Rey’s interrogation at the hands of Kylo Ren triggered an awakening in the Force, as well as an unwelcome bond that links them across the galaxy and grows stronger every day. An accidental encounter alerts Supreme Leader Snoke to the existence of this bond and he orders his apprentice to capture the girl and bring her to him. Sometimes it's not the big speeches that redeem people, but the actions you inspire them towards. Former PWP, now full scale adventure.(Rey/Kylo Ren, 2016)
===Meta===
* An analysis of the first force-bond scene between Rey and Kylo by TheInfiniteOdyssey in r/starwarsspeculation (Feb 2018)
==Archives & Links==
* Force-bond on Wookieepedia
* Force Bond (Star Wars) works on Ao3
==References==
Category:Star Wars Tropes & Genres
Category:Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Force Fan Quarterly

Force Fan Quarterly is a Star Wars anthology of fiction, non-fiction, and art edited and written by Sheila Marie D'Agnese. There are five or six issues.
==An Interview with the Author==
==About Issue #3==
==Issue 1==
* a short story about a young Obi-Wan Kenobi using the Force to hypnotize an alien 
* poems and drawings
==Issue 2==
* the first two chapters of "The Clone Wars Warriors: From the Adventures of Obi-Wan Kenobi" by Sheila Marie D'Agnese
* poems and drawings
==Issue 3==
Force Fan Quarterly 3 was published in Fall 1979.
* "The Clone Wars Warriors: From the Adventures of Obi-Wan Kenobi" by Sheila Marie D'Agnese (chapter three, perhaps other chapters)
* poems and drawings
==Issue 4==
* The Dark Skye
* other unknown content
==Issue 5==
==possibly an Issue 6==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Force Me, Please: On Noncon and Noncon Play in Fanfic

Force Me, Please: On Noncon and Noncon Play in Fanfic (at Dreamwidth), or That essay on noncon/consent play (at LiveJournal) is a 2011 essay by bironic which explores the appeal that non-con topic in fanfic has for them. 
The essay contains many links to examples.
==Excerpt==
==Fan Comments==
21 comments at LiveJournal: 
130 comments at kink_bingo Dreamwidth: page one; archive link page one, expanded comments; page two; archive link page two, expanded comments
==References==
Category:2011 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites