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Enver Gortash

Lord Enver Gortash is an NPC enemy or possible ally from the game Baldur’s Gate III. He is not canonically romanceable by the player character. He is the Chosen for the God of Tyranny, Bane and the Archduke Nominee of Baldur's Gate.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
Gortash is commonly paired with The Dark Urge (The Dark Urge/Enver Gortash) due to their in-game relationship. Gortash reacts very differently to meeting The Dark Urge in comparison to meeting Tav, showing clear signs of happiness and pleasure. To two already had a pre-game relationship that can be discovered and deepened in the game.
Gortash is, to a lesser extent, paired with Tav and Astarion.
Some fans love Gortash for being exquisitely, irredeemably evil, as seen on FFA:
Others like that he is a bad boy who also makes an exception for the player character: 
== Fannish Tropes ==
Genius engineer: Many fanworks show Gortash's tinkerer side, showing him with his inventions, working on then, or otherwise in a related field (such as in Modern AUs).
== Notable Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Cosplay ===
== Events ==
* The Steel Watch's Spring Exchange 
== External Links ==
== References ==
Category:Baldur's Gate Characters
Envoy's Mezzanine

Envoy's Mezzanine was envoy's Star Trek Voyager slash fanfiction page. It was part of the Anhedonia website.
==Stories==
*Numb
*Sins of the Father
*Still Waters
*Mea Culpa
*Ruined in a Day
*Regret
*Rising Son
*Adore
*Second Chapter
*Blue Lines
*Two Days From Knowing
*Fallen
*Cross of Changes
*One
*Blank Page 
*Tear Exchange
*Savage
*Unforgiven
*It Could Be Sweet
*Resurgence
*No Protection
*Eclipse
	
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Trek VOY Slash Websites
Category:1990s Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Envy (FMA)

Envy is a character in the manga and anime series Fullmetal Alchemist.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
Envy is one of the popular villains of the series.
=== Shipping ===
*Ed/Envy -- Edvy
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfic===
* by aureshadow -- character study
===Meta===
* 
===Events===
== Resources ==
* Envy on the FMA Fandom.com Wiki
* Envy (Fullmetal Alchemist) tag on AO3
* Envy filter on FFN
* #envy fma tag on tumblr
* #envy on Pixiv
==References==
Category:Fullmetal Alchemist Characters
Envysparkler

:You may be looking for ENVY, a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fanclub. 
envysparkler (or envy) is a fan writer, perhaps best known for writing Batfamily fanfiction on AO3, often focusing on Jason Todd or Tim Drake. Many of their current works are "Enemy-to-caretaker",envysparkler, AO3 profile. Archived from the original on September 4, 2021. a subset of the whump genre. Their older works on FanFiction.net were (often oneshots) in a wide diversity of fandoms, but particularly Avatar: the Last Airbender, Inazuma Eleven, and Harry Potter.envysparkler. Profile on FanFiction.net. Accessed and archived on September 4, 2021.
Many of envy's fics are in two collections on AO3, Jason and Tim Enemy-to-Caretaker and Red Hood vs Red Robin, the latter of which collects fic where Jason Todd and Tim Drake have an alternate first meeting after Jason's Lazarus pit resurrection.
envy is participating in the upcoming Batfam AU Zine.Tweet, @BatfamAUZine. Nov 28, 2022. Archived from the original on Jan 26, 2023.
==Partial Listing of Works==
===DC Universe===
==Author Recs==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Eobard Thawne

==Canon background==
==Reception and meta==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Relationships==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring 
*DeviantArt (DA):
*Tumblr: 
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): 
*Pixiv: 
*Reddit: 
===Fan pages and tribute sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:The FlashCategory:DC Comics CharactersCategory:Arrowverse Characters
Eofandom

Eofandom is a little-used term from Science Fiction Fandom. It was coined by sf fandom historian Jack Speer as part of the numbered fandoms schema to refer to proto-sf fandom between 1930 and 1933.
From Fancyclopedia:
Media fan Jeff Johnston used the term more generally to mean "the period between the time when the potential for a fandom exists, but has not been realized".Comlink #30, June 1987. This period of time has become infinitesimal or nonexistent in the Internet era, when people often set up LiveJournal communities, etc., based on movie trailers or show promos.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Occurrences
Ephemeral

Ephemeral was an archive in the X-Files community, developed and maintained by Scott Miller. 
The site was created in 1998 as a partner site to Gossamer when Gossamer had a multiple-month, several thousand file backlog. A automated news collector gathered story files from alt.tv.x-files.creative and posted them to the Ephemeral site. The site also allowed direct uploading of story files, which the author could also opt to have e-mailed to Gossamer during the upload process.
Stories were harvested by this means:
: 1. Subjects whose first three characters are 'NEW' 
: 2. Subjects whose first four characters are '*NEW' 
: 3. Subjects whose first four characters are 'REP:' 
: 4. Subjects whose first four characters are 'REV:' 
: 5. Subjects whose first six characters are 'REPOST' 
: 6. Subjects whose first seven characters are 'REVISED'
The site went down permanently in January 2018.
===Archivist's Final Letter===
==The Fic==
The archived fic is here: .
Another site is here (the twelve folders may be duplicates of the link above): 
 
==The Archivists==
Scott Miller developed the Ephemeral interface and newsgroup collection program, and has maintained the site from its introduction in 1998 through today. 
From a early FAQ sheet: "I'm quite proud of the technology behind the scenes. Ephemeral is composed entirely of Open Source software. Its written in PHP3, accessing a MySQL database of archived stories. The stories themselves are periodically fetched by a home grown Java application, running on my own Gamora architecture. The Web server is Apache 1.3.2, running on the delightfully quick and stable Linux operating system. Click the icons below for the homepages of each component." 
==Archive Structure==
Ephemeral is intended as a simple-to-use web access to files posted to the alt.tv.x-files.creative newsgroup and files submitted directly by authors. Its basic interface is a by-date listing of stories, starting with the most recent. It also has a control panel which allows stories to be sorted by Recommendations, Hits, or Length, and a basic search engine which allows Title, Author, and Text searches.
==Archive Policies==
Ephemeral is intended as a temporary archive, to hold files during the time when Gossamer has not yet posted them. Story details and files are eventually deleted from the site's database.
==A FAQ Sheet==
The first FAQ sheet: About Ephemeral.
==Ads in 2004==
In 2004, the site owner asked fans if they would support his accepting ads for the site. alt.tv.x-files.creative: Ephemeral and Advertisement, April 2004 
==Fan Comments==
A fan talks about this site in 2012, see Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Nightflier.
==2017 data loss and planned rebuild ==
As of September 2017 the following message by owner Scott Miller can be found on Ephemeral's front page:
As of 2020 the site is available again in a beta version.
==References==
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Ephraim

Ephraim is a protagonist in Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Ephraim was a very popular and well-liked character from the beginning, even becoming the fandom's memetic badass in the 2010s. People praised his military prowess, his tactical skills, and his viability as a unit. Some fans even claimed he was the true protagonist of the series compared to his less experienced and naive twin sister.
Naturally, this would lead to backlash among people who felt his most vocal fandom ignored the complexity of his character. These fans would point out that Ephraim being so focused on his fighting prowess was a double-edged sword, and that his route in the game brought several of his own flaws to light and showed that he was no less naive than Eirika; the difference was that while she had a lot to learn of war, he had much to learn emotionally (mainly through his interactions with the Demon King-possessed Lyon).
===Common Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
*Prince Ephraim by darkgreyclouds
*Disguisting.png by kashmimo
*wet leaf makes your weapon stronger by flamingopuuuunch
File:The Sun Ephraim.jpeg|The Sun by wanilmith
File:Chibi Ephraim by Toivoshi.png |Chibi art by Toivoshi
==Resources== 
*#ephraim and #fe ephraim tags on Tumblr
*Ephraim (Fire Emblem) at Archive of Our Own
*Ephraim at the Fire Emblem Wiki
Category:Fire Emblem Characters
Epic Recs

Epic Recs is a multifandom recommendation community with a focus on long, well written stories. The community is affiliated with Epic Rants.
Reviews are generally posted once a day (except in December), and once a month the community posts a new topic (example: "Marriage of Convenience" or "Literary Fandoms") for readers to recommend stories in. New reviewers are recruited via comments to these posts when necessary. 
Tags allow readers to find older reviews by fandom, genre, length and pairing. There are art, podfic and video reviews under the 'medium' tags.
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Epic Sitch Series

Epic Sitch Series is a Kim/Ron series of fiction by MrDrP.
==Synopsis==
:So the romance, so the adventure. A grande sized season long saga! Heroes, villains, explosions, space stations, ninjas, love and more, more, more ... ! Post So The Drama.
==Series==
Stories in chronological order are:
* Epic Sitch: 1776 (1776, 1814)
* Epic Sitch: The Spirit Dance Files (2004-2006)
* Epic Sitch (2005-2006 - End of Junior Year of HS through the end of Senior Year of HS)
* Epic Sitch: Big Monkey on Campus (2007-2008 - Freshman Year of College)
* Epic Sitch: A Very Stoppable Holiday (2063)
* Epic Sitch: Best Friends (2001, 2071-2079)
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Fannie Awards===
The original Epic Sitch was nominated for Best Novel-Sized Story at the 1st Fannie Awards and the character Rabbi Ann Possible from A Very Stoppable Holiday was nominated for Best Original Character at the 3rd Fannies.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction
Epilogue

* Epilogue, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Jean Lorrah
* Epilogue, a Star Trek: TOS story by Dana Austin Marsh
* Epilogue, a Supernatural story
* Epilogue.net, an art community and gallery
* Alternative: The Epilog to Orion, a Star Trek: TOS zine, the first K/S slash novel
* Epilogue? What Epilogue?, a tag or trope that originated in the Harry Potter fandom
Epilogue.net

Epilogue.net was an online art community and gallery with a focus on fantasy and sci-fi art. It also accepted "anime-themed" artEpilogue.net. Welcome to the Art Section, archived 14 December 2001 by the Wayback Machine. and later expanded to include other genres.
It was a juried art gallery with strict acceptance criteria.Epilogue.net. About Epilogue, archived 12 June 2013 by the Wayback Machine.. Comments posted 25 August 2003 – 9 June 2004.
The site officially prohibited fanart as "copyright infringement"Epilogue.net. Reject Reasons FAQ, archived 24 February 2004 by the Wayback Machine.Art Section FAQ, archived 5 March 2003 by the Wayback Machine. but featured a separate Lord of the Rings gallery starting in 2001, and art for other fantasy fandoms was on the site up to its closure. (For example, Jenny Dolfen's Epilogue gallery included LOTR, Harry Potter, and A Song of Ice and Fire characters.Epilogue.net. Jenny Dolfen (goldseven) Art Gallery, archived 29 October 2019 by the Wayback Machine. HP art example, archived 20 March 2007.)
Epilogue was represented at Dragon*Con in 2003, where they offered a fantasy CD-ROM for purchase.Daily Dragon staff on 
Daily Dragon Online. , posted 30 August 2003.
The site was officially closed in 2020. One user noted in 2015 that already "Epilogue [had] been in the process of dying for years."Comment by jflasher on aridante's DeviantArt post , 17 February 2015.
==Fan Comments==
Nassima described her Epilogue gallery as featuring:
==References==
Category:Art Communities and Galleries
Category:Fantasy Fandom
Category:1998 Websites
Category:1999 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Epilogue? What Epilogue?

The phrase "Epilogue? What Epilogue?", commonly abbreviated EWE, is used to describe Harry Potter fanfiction that ignores the epilogue of book 7. It is derived from the term Plot? What Plot?.
The dislike of the epilogue to Harry Potter may be said to stem from the fact that it bears an uncanny resemblance to a common genre of badfic: the post-Hogwarts fic done wrong. Clam Chowder's parody of the genre, written well before the final book came out, illustrates why fans were so put out: "PEOPLE are MILLING about. It is roughly TWENTY years since the END of the SERIES. Absolutely NOTHING has changed ANYWHERE." Harry's children are named James and Lily, Draco has "given all of [his] children weird, incomprehensible Latin names," and "~ To COMPLETE the ENEMBLE [sic] - a GARGANTUAN CLUSTER of WEASLEYS arrive -." Lupin, speaking for the author, says, "How is it that you all had children at the exact same time?"The Ultimate Harry Potter Cliché Collection, Chapter 11, Clam Chowder. Written 6 Jan 2005. Accessed 12 Feb 2009.
EWE is a particularly popular genre among fans whose ships were jossed by the epilogue, or those who dislike it for other reasons. Many fans don't consider EWE fics to be AUs.
EWE fic can be written by fans who don't dislike canon, but want to write ship fic for non-canon pairings.comment by JAGNikJen, May 2014
==Example Fanworks==
*There are over sixteen thousand fanworks in the "Harry Potter Epilogue What Epilogue EWE" tag on Archive of Our Own, the vast majority of which are works focusing on Drarry or Dramione. The concept of EWE in those pairings is so prevalent that creators often don't use the AO3 tag as it's taken for granted that a Drarry or Dramione work is not Epilogue-Compliant.
* Blood and Fire by lq_traintracks Drarry, getting back together. Harry has spent twelve years working in Romania with dragons.
* Nearly Lost Things, Carefully Tended by SquadOfCats. Drarry. Harry is a layabout, Draco is an antique appraiser. 
* dirtynumbangelboy by magpie_fngrl Drarry, fake dating. Harry is an Auror and Draco secretly studies at Kent Uni.
* Professor Potter and his Magical Menagerie by dracogotgame. Drarry. Both Harry and Draco are Professors at Hogwarts.
* Amateur Cartography by worksofstone. Dramione. 
*Searching for "EWE" on FanFiction.Net in the Harry Potter fandom produces 2,169 results.
==Epilogue Meta==
*untitled Tumblr meta by inksplattersandearlyhours (16 September 2014)archived. 148,050 notes as of 2 January 2016. This meta was so widely reblogged that a year after it was posted an FFA anon felt the need to explain why they hated it in a thread about a completely different fandom: God, I fucking hate that tumblr meta about Millennials hating the epilogue because we're all depressed failures living in a stagnating economy. It's simplistic and ahistorical. (DH7 came out a year before the market crash, for one.) 2015-12-31
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Epilogue (Star Trek: TOS story)

Epilogue is a Kirk/Spock story by Dana Austin Marsh.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #11. 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk goes to Spockʼs cabin to comfort his friend, as he has time and again over the years, with his body and soul."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1995===
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Epilogue (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Epilogue is a gen and het Star Trek: TOS set of novels by Jean Lorrah. 
The black and white illustrations are by Laura Virgil, and they were edited by Jacqueline Bielowicz.
This zine was discussed in the 1978 essay: How about a discussion of one of everybody's favorite topics: money?.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: 
==Sister Zines==
* Sol Plus
* Sol III
==Epilogue and Additional Transformative Works ==
In 1989, Jean Lorrah explained why she didn't want other fans to write in this universe: 
==Timelines in Lorrah's Fanfiction==
In 1979, Jean Lorrah wrote of timelines and her fiction: 
==Strong Women==
In 1980, there was much discussion in the letterzine Interstat about the role of strong women characters, and often the lack thereof, in Treklit.
After reading this fan's comment: ""Trek-lit seemingly always uses at least one of the three main characters," Lorrah responded: 
==Reprints of Issue #1==
* First printing: 1977
* Second printing March 1979, 500 copies
* Third printing, April 1980, 500 copies
* Fourth printing, April 1982, 500 copies
* Fifth printing, February, 1984
* Sixth printing, May, 1986
* Seventh printing, June, 1988
==Issue 1==
Epilogue 1 was published in 1977. It is a 79-page long novel by Jean Lorrah. It is reprinted from Triskelion #4. It was edited by Jackie Bielowicz and Mary Robbins. It contains a poem by Randy Vereyken. Graphic layout is by Stan Bielowicz. The typewriter was donated by Southern States Oil Company in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The first printing (of both issues) has a gray background, as shown in the images here. Later printings had a light yellow background, as shown in image here of the back cover of issue #2.
File:epi1-1.jpg|interior page from issue #1, Laura Virgil
File:epi1-2.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi1-3.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi1-4.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi11.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi12.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi13.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi14.jpg|interior page from issue #1
File:epi1titlepage.jpg|title page from issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Epilogue 2 was published in April 1978. It is 131 page-long novel written by Jean Lorrah and illoed by Laura Virgil.
It was printed off-set. The second printing was in March 1979 and it was 500 copies.
This is Sol Plus Special Edition and was reprinted from Triskelion #5.
Summary: During war with the Romulan/Klingon alliance, Spock receives his own command & Vulcan is invaded.
File:epi2art1.jpg|from issue #2
File:epi2art2.jpg|from issue #2
File:epi2art3.jpg|from issue #2
File:epi2art4.jpg|from issue #2
File:epi2art5.jpg|from issue #2
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File:epi2art8.jpg|from issue #2
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Epilogue (Supernatural story)

Epilogue is Supernatural story that is written as a coda to episode 5x04, The End, where the Castiel from a future timeline is sent back to the present timeline. It is a highly recced fic, especially for fans of the Endverse.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎Category:Slash Fanfiction
Epiphany

The fic series Epiphany is a five-arc Wesley/Angel slash and het anthology by The Brat Queen, published online from 04 March 2001 to 16 September 2003. It has 55 parts total and is available to read online.http://www.wtftbq.com/fanfic/angel/epiphany/
The zine Epiphany is a 269-page anthology adaptation of the first arc with zine art, design and layout by Neige that was published around 2005.http://web.archive.org/web/20050205021127/http://greendragonpress.net/epiphany.htm
==Awards==
The first part of Epiphany, "Everybody Fell," won first place in the long stories category of the first Wesfic Contest in April 2001.http://www.wtftbq.com/fanfic/angel/epiphany/everybodyfell.htm
==Zine Format==
The stories in Epiphany: Arc One are written in prose format and occupy the first 202 pages; the Strange Bedfellows stories are in script format and concern the Spike/Buffy pairing.
==From the Author==
==From the Print Zine==
File:epip1.jpg|inside page
File:epip2.jpg|inside page
File:epip3.jpg|inside page
File:epip4.jpg|inside page
File:epip5.jpg|inside page
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Slash Zines Category:Het Zines
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Category:Buffyverse Fanfiction
Epiphany in a Stairwell

Epiphany in a Stairwell is a Jim/Blair story by Lady Ra. It was originally posted on 852 Prospect and Fandom Haven Story Archive before being added to AO3.
A Chinese translation by bicyclecrazy can be read on AO3: [中译]楼梯井的顿悟.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:2004 Fanfiction
Episode .5

Episode .5 was a personal fanfiction site. It features the Star Wars TPM series Episode .5 and other stories by Jenny Dare.
Description from OKEBFFA: "an ongoing fanfic by Jeni Dare".OKEBFFA: Links. (Accessed 24 December 2015)
The site was a member of The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring, The Star Wars Prequel Ring, The Obi-Wan Kenobi Webring and the Phantom Menace Web Ring. 
==The Episode Stories==
==Other Stuff==
*Episode 1 and the Oscars
*Funny little pics
*Other Fic by me (ever under construction!)
*An Obi-Wan Christmas
*Star-Crossed Legacy
*Darth Maul Meets a Power Ranger
*Darth Takes A Holiday
*updated Nov. 26, 2000* Imperial Me: Stories featuring my favorite Imperial: Grand Moff Tarkin
*coming soon* The Afterlife Series: Darth Maul's Views on being One with the Force
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
Episode Guide

An episode guide is a document that contains a list of the episodes of a given tv show. Guides usually contain some or all of the following: episode titles, original airdates, production order (where this differs from airdates), and episode descriptions. Many also include cast lists, screencaps, or commentary about the episodes, and may include or link to transcripts of episodes. 
Currently, the term 'episode guide' is often associated with web pages, but in the past, it was common for guides to be plaintext documents circulated through e-mail or posted to usenet. Some episode guide zines also exist.
The prevalence of reruns, DVDs, and episodes available online (either through legitimate streaming services or through piracy) and the tendency for sites like Wikipedia and the IMDB to have extensive episode lists has rendered the purely fan-produced episode guide less important to fans. In the past, however, these were often the only source of information about tv shows once they went off the air, and this remains the case for many older series that have yet to be put in syndication or released on DVD.
Also in fandoms with more complicated and spread out canon, such as certain comics, similar indices are very important to even track down all the source material. Some of the largest collaborative fan efforts of Donaldism has been to compile complete indices of Carl Barks' work and of some other Disney artists whose work was often originally uncredited in the publications and most reprints. These indices have been published in zines since the late 1960s, more recently on CD, and now also in wikis.
==Example zines==
*The Miami Vice Episode Guide and Index
*The Professionals Episode Guide
*Star Trek Animated Series Index
*The Star Trek Guide
*A Tenctonese Guide to the Universe: An Alien Nation Episode Guide
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Category:Zine Fandom
Episode One: The Quiet Padawan

Episode One: The Quiet Padawan is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by torch.
Summary: PG. A Heyer fusion. A spirited young student and a world-weary Jedi master are equally determined that they have no interest in each other.
Author's notes:
==Recs and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎