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Bonnie Rockwaller

Bonnie Rockwaller is a character from the Disney cartoon series Kim Possible.
==Canon==
Her Animology animal is the Lavender Mouse.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Ron/Bonnie
* Kim/Bonnie
==Example Fanworks==
=== Fanfiction ===
;Bonnie's Curse series by Zaratan
;In the Middle series by Starving Lunatic
;The Pathetic Tale of Bonnie Rockwaller by Blackbird
=== Fanart ===
;Queen Bonny and Bebe Kim by FitzOblong
==External Links==
* Bonnie Rockwaller character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Bonnie R. character filter at FanFiction.Net
Category:Kim Possible
Bonnie Vitti

Bonnie Vitti is a zine publisher and fiction writer. 
Vitti was also a zine publisher. She and Leigh Arnold ran Pony Press. The press's publications were Desperado | Flake's Seven Annual | Lone Star | Magnificent Seven | Magnificent Tales | New Horizons | Pirate Planet | Starship Britannica.
Vitti was involved in Rabble Press, which published Children of the Federation in 1990. She must have taken the reins of it from two other fans who published Revenge of the Rabble the year before. 
Magnificent Seven and Children of the Federation are the two zines that contain Vitti's fiction.
Vitti also was involved in selling videotapes to fans. 
==Zine Piracy and 1988 Confrontations==
Vitti was also seemingly unrepentantly directly involved in zine piracy. This sometimes involved Leigh Arnold, her partner at Pony Press. One of the flashpoints was at Creation Con Salutes Star Trek, a Creation Con in 1988. 
See An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh (1988) and An Open Letter to Fandom by Della Van Hise (1988)..
Another point of context, though it didn't directly involve Vitti was The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion.
==Zine Piracy: 1990 Comments by Vitti==
From Vitti's zine, Children of the Federation: 
==Fan Comments==
===1994===
===2004===
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Bons' Forever Knight Fan Fiction Wasteland

Bons' Forever Knight Fan Fiction WastelandAlthough grammatically, the name of the site should be Bon's Forever Knight Fan Fiction Wasteland (and it is certainly often spelled that way elsewhere), the logo of the website clearly indicates that the position of the apostrophe is actually after Bonnie's name. is a website created by Bonnie Rutledge to showcase her fan fiction. The site dates back at least to 1 January 2003. It was originally on GeoCities at http://www.geocities.com/~br1035/fk/forever.html; and moved to the Forever Knight Website Archive in 2009.
==Archived Stories==
The following stories are archived on the site:
* "Would You Sell A Car To This Man"
* "Blindness: Forays Into Divia's Diary"
* "Yes, Natalie...There *Is* A Kitty Claws" 
* "A Matter Of Territory" 
* "Good Little Boys"
* "Two Thousand Midnights" 
* "An Uncommon Soul"
* "Quiet, Cold Heart" 
* "This Perfect Carousel"
* "Better Than Chocolate" 
* "Mary Sue Gets Petted" 
* "No Man Is A Fantasy Island" (crossover with Fantasy Island)
* "One Night In Pompeii" (filk) 
* "How Nunkies Got His Groove Back"
* "You Know Who's Fault"
* "Les Pauvres Enfants" 
* "Who Wants To Be A Vampire?" (crossover with Who Wants To Be A Millionaire) 
* "Outlast" 
* "Undeath And The City" (crossover with Sex And The City) 
* "Cold Nose, Warm Heart" 
* "Nick Just Wants To Drink Blood" (filk) 
* War 11 - The Llama Diary Story Arc - An abridged version of the war storyline written as a parody to Bridget Jones's Diary and The Emperor's New Groove. 
* "This Never Happened: A Semi-True Story"
* "Post-Hoc"
* "Words and Meanings" 
* "Pity The Child" 
* "Kyoo No Wa Temu Desu...!" (crossover with Iron Chef)
* "The Right Of Way"
* Season of Unreason 
** I: "October Hypothetic" - written with Bonnie Pardoe 
** II: "Flirty November" 
** III: "December Of Doom" - written with Bonnie Pardoe. 
*Clare Series
** "Shades Of Evil" 
** "The Spirit And The Dust" 
** "The Unselfish Partner" 
** "Thankless Child"
** "Survivors" 
The website also includes separate pages of notes for "Words and Meanings" and "Undeath And The City", and a Word file containing a family tree for the Clare series.
==References==
Category:GeoCities
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Boogie Knights

Boogie Knights was a group of filk singers from the Baltimore, Maryland area. They performed at a lot of cons in the area, specifically Shore Leave.
==The Filkers==
* Theodoric of York, Medieval Disc Jockey: DAVID KEEPER
* Lt. Syd de Vicious (Ret.) Pacifist & Comic Relief: ROBERT AHRENS
* Baron Manilow, Lyricist & Straight Man: LANCE WOODS
* John of Denver, Precocious Minstrel: JOHN SCHEELER
* Anne of Denver, Feminist Vocalist BARBARA THOMPSON
==Links==
* Boogie Knights mailing list: 
*Their web page: .
*Some filk albums: .
*Filks: 
*Members: 
===Songbooks===
* Rhythm of the Knights
==About==
===Unknown Date===
Their own description: 
A description from their mailing list: 
===1988===
A description from the 1988 Shore Leave program book: 
===1995===
A description from the 1995 Shore Leave program book: 
===1996===
Members listed in the 1996 Shore Leave program book: 
===2005===
A description from the 2005 Shore Leave program book: 
==Some Songbooks==
* A Little Boogie Knight Music (1983)
* Appearing Knights (1985)
* Knight Gallery (1985)
* Knights to Queen's Level (1996?)
==References==
Category:Filkers
Category:1980s Communities
Boojums Press

"For the Snark was a boojums you see" (a variation of a Lewis Carroll quote in the third issue of "Menagerie")
boojums Press began publishing Star Trek fanzines in 1974 and moved into publishing Starsky & Hutch and Man From UNCLE fanzines in subsequent years. They are most well known for their Star Trek anthology fanzine series: Menagerie along with their parody fanzines New York & Chicago Strektaculars! with artist Phil Foglio and Star Trek Primer: A Child's Garden of Space.
==snark Press (a "subsidiary")==
The very small-run zine Savage Says was published by "snark Press, a subsidiary of boojums Press" in 1980. Paula Block writes briefly of this zine in Syndizine #2's editorial. 
==Association with Ceiling Press==
boojums Press published some zines in cooperation with Ceiling Press.
 
File:Boojumspressad.jpg|boojums Press ad in the New York Star Trek '76 program guide
File:Boojumspressad2.jpg|boojums Press ad in the New York Star Trek '76 program guide
Image:boojumsceilingpress.jpg|flyer which has both boojums Press and Ceiling Press publications
Image:boojumspressflyer.jpg
==References==
BookTok

BookTok is a community on Tiktok centered around books, in a range of genres with a specific focus on young adult literature, fantasy and romance.
It is one of the communities under the Bookternet.
==History==
==Practices==
=== AO3 Users vs. BookTok Fans ===
There's some animosity between Archive of Our Own's userbase and fans of Booktok. Many are a part of both, and poking fun at the animosity is pretty common.
=== BookTok Discourse ===
==Drama and Controversy==
2023 Hockey BookTok Sexual Harrassment Controversy - The Alex Wennberg Hockey RPF thing
==Examples==
==Further Reading==
*
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Community
Category:Books & Literature
Category:TikTok Fandom Glossary
Book Down In the Basement

Book Down In the Basement was a webring for Hanson fanfic. It was run by Brittney and was primarily composed of her hostees and friends.
==Member Sites==
*Alone In The Pretense
*Steam (Hanson website)
*Feel This Way
*A Million Contradictions
*Christmas Time
*Feel What I Dream Awards
*Desensitizedwords.net
*Infinitely Poetic
*Destiny (Hanson website)
*Tabula-Rasa.cc
*Extemporaneous
Category:Hanson Webrings
Book Subscription Box

A book subscription box is an recurring (usually monthly) delivery of a themed assortment of books and fan merch. These boxes often focus on a specific genre, such as young adult (YA), fantasy, or romance. They can also focus on a specific fandom like Harry Potter or A Court of Thorns and Roses.
== Origin ==
They gained popularity in the early 2010s as part of the broader subscription box trend, which encompasses a wide range of themes from pet products to beauty items. Book subscription boxes became an off-shot from this.Sidney Boker. "The rise of book subscription boxes" November 1, 2018 Uppercase was one of the earliest "book boxes", created in 2014, made due to a lack of "young adult" boxes on the market. OwlCrate was launched in 2015.OwlCrate. "Our Story" (Archived). January 2022
== TikTok ==
Book subscription boxes are popular on BookTok:
== Controversies ==
=== Licensing ===
The subscriptions boxes will often contain fan merch and be sold for profit. Some creators will be licensed with permissions from authors. This is especially common from unknown authors who see the subscriptions boxes as a form of promotion. However, some will be unlicensed. Most infamous was the incident in 2018 nicknamed "Soapgate" wherein Book Boyfriend Box released an A Court of Thorns and Roses inspired box, with a bound fanfiction and a phallic-shaped soap. This garnered criticism from YA authors for profiting from fanworks. Bloomsbury Publishing made a statement that they were unaffiliated with the subscription box.Tweet by bloomsburykids. August 15, 2018.
=== Soapgate ===
Soapgate refers to a 2018 controversy involving a book subscription box themed around Sarah J. Maas's "A Court of Thorns and Roses" (ACOTAR) series, created by Bookish and Stuff (later known as Book Boyfriend Box). The box included a pillowcase, lip balm, fanart, "a personalized smutty character love letter," and a "mystery item." Unboxing photos revealed the mystery item to be a realistic, blue/purple penis-shaped soap with a suction cup base. The box also included a bound book of explicit fanfiction titled "A Court of Smut and Wingspans". The incident sparked debate about the legality of selling fanworks and oversexualization in young adult (YA) literature.
===Owlcrate Cup Saga===
* Owlcrate Controversy
* Despite Pleas From Fans, OwlCrate Decides to Include Harry Potter Merch Once Again
* Book Subscription Boxes: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
== References ==
Category:Crafts
Category:Books & Literature
Book of Futures

Book of Futures is a Star Trek: TOS 15-page zine of poetry about Vulcan and Earth history. It was edited by Brenda Lou Taylor.
The editorial: 
==Contents==
* Non Profit (1)
* Editor's Place (2)
* Table of Contents (3)
* Book of Futures, Book One (4)
* When the Dust Clears, written by Saman (5)
* Ballad of Sabrini and T'Neal, written by Spar (6)
* Tradition of Tomahay, written by Tina Taylor (8)
* Truth, written by Tina Taylor (9)
* The Winds of Space, written by Josha Allen (10)
* Antares, written by Kathrine Smith (11)
* Orion, written by David Jagger (12)
* One Sojourner, written by Tamar (13)
==Sample Interior==
Image:bookoffutures-2.jpg|sample poem
Image:bookoffutures-3.jpg|single illo
Image:bookoffutures-4.jpg|editorial at the end
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Book of Helpers Database Directory Form

Book of Helpers Database Directory Form was a proposed zine. It was to be a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan directory.
The info asked for name, address, phone number, occupation, birthday, age, and a photo ("Please provide a photograph of yourself for listing. We cherish your caring and would like to recognize you."
Fans were also asked to submit a brief statement addressing this question: "Why do you believe in Beauty & the Beast -- What does it mean to you and/or how do you utilize it in your life, etc.?"
==Description==
From a March 1990 flyer:
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Book of Memories

The Book of Memories is a handcrafted scrapbook documenting the fictional engagement and marriage of Smallville's Clark Kent and Lex Luthor and the first, at some times rocky, year of their marriage. Only two copies were made.
Creator Agent Spooky describes the scrapbook concept:
:Back in 2003 a promo photo [of the Smallville actors] came out and my friend looked at it and said, "That looks like an engagement picture!" Thus the seed was planted. What resulted was a massive project that took me months to create - a 50 page scrapbook that was basically a Clark/Lex fanfic story. It was set a few years in the future, a year before Clark was going to graduate from Metropolis University, and how he and Lex got engaged, then married, Clark starting as a reporter at the Daily Planet, and his struggle with how to tell Lex about his powers and abilities.
:I wrote or created everything in this scrapbook - all of the journal entries, the newspaper articles, the gift registry page, the wedding vows, the wedding guest pages, the invitations, and tons and tons of photos - ALL of it. Like I said, it took me months, but to this day I am still so damn proud of it.
:I wound up making two of these and entering them in two different art shows/auctions at ZebraCon and MediaWest. I won awards at both shows and made over $800 from the auctions. 
==Gallery==
File:Pages from Book of Memories 2-2.jpg|the caption reads "Lex proposed!"
File:Pages from Book of Memories 2-3small.jpg|engagement announcement and excerpt from Lex Luthor's diary
File:Pages from Book of Memories 2-4small.jpg|the wedding registry
File:Pages from Book of Memories 2-5small.jpg|the wedding invitation
==References==
Category:Print Media
Category:Smallville
Category:2003 Fanworks
Book of Prophecy

Book of Prophecy is a 98-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Gloria Fry. 
Image:bookofprophecy.jpg|front cover by Raymond D. Sless
Image:bookofback.jpg|an example of a long-haired Spock on back cover by Maggie Symon -- "I especially liked the drawing of Spock on the back cover. This picture has since been produced on T-shirts... and notecards." from IDIC #42 
It has a sequel called Kings of Prophecy.
==Summary==
From a publisher's ad: 
==Gallery==
Image:bookofraymond-1.jpg|sample text
File:Bookofraymond-2.jpg|map by Raymond D. Sless
File:Bookofraymond.jpg|inside art by Maggie Symon, an example of a long-haired Kirk, this art is also in Slaveworld
Image:bookofmaggie.jpg|inside art by Maggie Symon
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Book of the Unicorn

Book of the Unicorn is a zine with fiction and art based on The Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny.
 
==Contents==
* A Half Hour at the Primal Pattern by William S. Wible, with the assistance of Evan Bergman (Nathan Barimen) ("An excerpt from "The Pattern of Events" e-mail campaign") (3)
* Doc's Holiday by Kirk Taskila (11)
* Initiation by Pat Grant (16)
* Fish in the Sea by Joe Porrett (33)
* Ender's Diary by Stephen Poon (39)
* Late Night Shadow Boxing by Joe Porrett (41)
* Nine Princes by Jim Zimmerman (46)
* As I Hang in the Iron Chais by Kirk Taskila (47)
* Traitors by Bryon James Ryan (51)
Category: 1994 Zines
Category:1990s
Category:The Chronicles of Amber
Bookbee

Bookbee is a fanartist and fanwriter, perhaps best known for their works in the MCU fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Not Easily Conquered cover by Bookbee.png|Cover art for Not Easily Conquered (MCU) (2019)
File:This, You Protect cover art.png|Cover art for This, You Protect (MCU) (2021)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Bookcity.co.il

Bookcity is a combination of original and fanfiction hosting, social networking, contests, and commercial/advertising venture. It's a place to read and write stories in the hebrew language. as of 2019, the site lists 206,000 works and over 50,000 registered users.
As of 2019, rumors of impending closure are circulating amongst its user base. These rumors cite the lack of maintenance for the site and its antiquated design as reasons.
The site sports flexible and multi-choice episodes as well as an open-ended authorship model, allowing users to collaborate on works without prior coordination.
Category:Social Networking
Category:Hebrew-Speaking Fandom
Bookends (Simon and Simon zine)

Bookends is a gen Simon and Simon anthology.
==Issue 1==
Bookends 1 was published in May 1987 and contains 128 pages.
The art is by Leslie Spurlock, Debi Barbich, Melody Rondeau, and Catherine Schlein.
* After-Effects	by	Brenda A.		(3)
* The Adventures of Marlowe Simon	 by	Joy Moreau		(24)
* Friends	by	Rowena Warner		(29)
* One Step from Darkness	by	Sandra Basham		(31)
* Ribbons of Chance	by	Martha Crawford		 (a RPF) (42)
* Miles to Run	by	Joan Enright		(44)
* Simon Eyes	by	Jean Thrower	(46)
* Things That Go Thump in the Night	by	Rachelle S.		(47)
* A Hot, Muggy Night in Paradise	by	Martha Crawford		(60) 
* Heart and Sole	by	M. Leigh Frank		(66)
* The Price of Love	by	Valerie DeVries		(68)
* Revenge	by	Martha Crawford		(82)
* Sometimes Nightmares Return	by	Martha Crawford		(85)
* A Good Shoot	by	M. Leigh Frank		(101)
* Too Close to Home	by	Jean Thrower		(103)
* Where Have All the Young Men Gone?	by	Catherine Schlein		(104)
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Bookends 2 was published in May 1989 and contains 134 pages.
The art is by Catherine Schlein and Roseanne Rice.
This was the final issue: 
* The Ghosts of Christmas Past		by Marion Hall		 ("A hospital is no place to spend Christmas.") (3)
* Profile of My Brother	by	Lis		(17)
* Jennifer's Story	by	Valerie DeVries		(20)
* Masquerade	by	Barbara Trimble		 ("Rick's birthday holds surprises.") (24)
* Captain's Mate	by	Kathie Hart		(32)
* Crystal Illusions	by	Catherine Schlein		 ("Trouble in the wine country brings Rick and AJ to an old friend's rescue.") (35)
* A Price Worth Paying	by	Sandra Basham		(64)
* Brothers	by	Vonne Shepard		(67)
* In the Shadow of the Wall	by	Jean Thrower		(68)
* A Brother's Pride	by	Nancy Hildebrand		(72)
* False Perception	by	Mary Stano		(74)
* Rick	by	Vonne Shepard		(83)
* In About a Hundred Years or So	by	Nancy Kippax		(84)
* Transformation	by	Martha Crawford		(88)
* The Reunion Stars at Eight	by	C. Schlein & M. Crawford		(89)
* Facing It	by	Christine Jeffords		(94)
* Reflections in a Nightmare	by	Valerie DeVries		(101)
* And What Did You Do on Your Summer Vacation?	by	M. Hall		(103)
* Legacy of War	by	Martha Crawford		(114v
* To Walk a Fine Line	by	Catherine Schlein		(116)
 
 
Image:bookends2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Roseanne Rice
Image:bookends2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Catherine Schlein
==References==
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Booker (TV)

:This is for the USA Network TV Show. For The Old Guard character, see Sebastien le Livre.
Booker was a short lived spin-off series from 21 Jump Street, starring Richard Grieco as Dennis Booker. With only one main character, it was not a Buddy Cop Fandom. 
It has only one work at AO3, but the main character has a few dozen works from 21 Jump Street, some of which may have storylines that continue through his time in the new show.
Category:Live-action Television
Category:21 Jump Street
Bookie and Martini's Fanfic Metropolis Contest 2002

Bookie and Martini's Fanfic Metropolis Contest 2002 was a Newsies award event held on Bookie and Martini's Newsieverse in 2002. While there were many categories, only Romance winners seem to be listed. 
==Romance==
First Place: Wonderful Journey by Mystic
Second Place: Only Time by Blaze
Third Place: You Don't Have to Put on That Red Light by Firecracker
Category:Newsies Awards
Category:2002 Awards
Booklet of General Plans

Booklet of General Plans was a fanwork created by Franz Joseph Schnaubelt and was sold with great success at Equicon '74. 
It was later revised and sold as a for-profit pro work in spring 1975 as "Star Trek Blueprints."
==The Fanwork==
Franz Joseph called the original fanwork "Special Equicon '74 First Edition" letter sent to Star Trek Archives and printed in Archives' Log v.1 n.8 (December 1974) and there were only 500 printed. 
The original Booklet of General Plans was a 12-page, large format (30 3/8" x 9"), stapled booklet. 
Equicon 1974 (April) was where Paramount studies began taking notice of some of the merchandising opportunities beneath the Star Trek franchise. 
A letter sent to Star Trek Archives and printed in Archives' Log v.1 n.8 (December 1974) shows the marketing put into this by the fan who wrote it and emphasizes the cross-pollination of pro and fan Star Trek worlds: 
==Sample Page==
Image:bookletgeneral74-2.jpg|the Constitution page
Image:bookletgeneral74-1.jpg|detail from the Constitution page: the Special Equicon '74 First Edition designation. Franz Joseph is the draftsman and Gene Roddenberry is the Chief of Design. Note the plan's date: April 12, 1974, the last day of Equicon. 
==Comments by Matt Jeffries, Star Trek's Art Director ==
Matt Jeffries was an artist who designed many of the props on Star Trek. 
From an interview with Jeffries in Star Trektennial News (July 1976): 
==The Pro Work==
This fanwork was reworked and sold shortly after its original release as a Ballantine Books publication in spring of 1975.
===Fan Comments: Pro Work===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Booklr

Booklr is the community on Tumblr who post about books. They often post bookish photography, aesthetic edits, reviews and general discussion about the latest books.
It reached a peak of popularity in the mid 2010s. It is one of the communities sometimes termed under the umbrella "Bookternet".
== Content ==
Booklrs will post a variety of content. There is no limit in content. They commonly post bookish and artsy photography, such as shelfies (selfie + bookshelf). A photo of a book alongside a pet, such as a cat or a dog is common. Booklr even has a resident ferret, known as Quigley, who has achieved internet fame amongst Booklrs. See Quigley on the book ferret
Funny and cute text posts are popular, often gaining the most notes.See The Booklr Creation Guide Book reviews are also popular and some will operate their blogs akin to blogs on Wordpress or Blogger, writing meta, features, recommendations and more. To some extent, Booklr an be seen as a hybrid community between the artsy bookish photography found on Bookstagram and the more written content like book reviews, features, recommendations from traditional book blogs.
Some of the more established book fandoms, for example Harry Potter, A Court of Thorns and Roses, The Foxhole Court, will cross over. It is not uncommon to see fannish posts from these fandoms. Booklr often gives the space for more underappreciated and smaller yuletide fandoms to gain notice. The platform by definition is multi-fandom, with various aesthetic edits, or even fanfiction on book fandoms that are rare-to-non-existent. Some of the most popular genres include young adult, fantasy, romance, and science-fiction.
== Examples ==
See a longer list on the Booklr Directory
* books-and-cookies
* magic-in-every-book
* mariethelibrarian
* tilly-and-her-books
* theboywhocriedbooks
* tea-books-lover
* introvertedbookworm24
* readaroundtherosie
* buttermybooks
* audreys-book-nook
* the-book-ferret
=== Inactive ===
* ladybookmad (now a published and award-winning poet)
* thebooker (an early and one of the most influential booklrs)
 
== Meaning ==
Booklr is simply Tumblr's book community. Many treat Booklr with a lot of fondness, as a close-nit community of book lovers:
== Naming ==
Booklrs can often be identified by their URLs:
== Revive Booklr ==
In 2016, a number of Booklrs have commented that there appeared to be a decline and growing inactivity. A post was made in by bookavid:
The post garnered over 700 notes and inspired multiple revival efforts, including the "Revive Booklr Tag", and the creation of Booklr Infodesk, a listing for Tumblr book blogs and promotion of fan events. 
== Meta/Further Reading ==
* Introduction to Booklr: Bookish Tumblrs to Follow on BookRiot (2018)
* The Booklr Creation Guide (2016) by thebookishdragon
* Is book tumblr dying? (2016) by bookavid and others
* Booklr Infodesk
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Community
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Tumblr