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Audie

:"Be the kind of person your future self won't regret having been."
:—Audie's favorite saying
Audie (モニカ, Monika) is a peppy wolf villager in the Animal Crossing series.
==Background==
Audie first appeared in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (2020), and was added to Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp (2017) to coincide with the former's release. As of the release of New Horizons, she is the only peppy wolf in the series. Though not officially confirmed by Nintendo, gaming news outlets reported that her English name may come from 87-year-old fan Audrey Buchanan (also known as "Animal Crossing Grandma"), who went viral on the Internet in 2019 after her grandson posted a YouTube video showing off her intricate virtual town crafted over 3 580 hours playing Animal Crossing: New Leaf (2012); Buchanan had named her player character Audie.Nookipedia. Audie. (Accessed 5 May 2021.)
==Fanon==
Due to Audie's unique orange coloring and default catchphrase ("foxtrot"), some fans believe that Audie is meant to be a fox.
==Fan Art==
*super rough sketch before bed of audie taking care of her hybrid flowers! 🌼 by Kathryninks
*Audie by Cherivinca
*[P] go granny go by magicact
*Just Audie by R-MK
==External Links==
===Fan Communities and Archives===
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): Monica|Audie tag 
*Pixiv: #モニカ(どうぶつの森)
===Resources===
*Nookipedia
*Know Your Meme
==References==
Category:Animal Crossing Characters
Audio-Visions

Audio-Visions was a multifandom mailing list focused on audio based science fiction.
Description:
The list had 50 members in 2005. It was active in the early 2000s, and goes defunct at some point after 2005.
Category:Multifandom Mailing Lists
Category:2001 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Doctor Who Mailing Lists
Category:Blake's 7
Category:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Audio Fanfic Podcast

Audio Fanfic Podcast, started by Rachel Drouillard in September 2019, began as a podfic endeavor specifically for The X-Files fandom. In the first two years the podcast added multiple fandoms, including Star Trek, One Day At A Time, Marvel, Harry Potter, Law & Order SVU, Silk Stalkings, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, the Marvel Universe, and more. 
In October of 2020 Audio Fanfic Podcast began releasing biweekly podcast episodes related to X-Files fanfiction. Episodes include staff favorite lists, Darkest Timeline Book Club discussions, author interviews, and other relevant topics. The podcast is hosted on SoundCloud.
As of January 2022, the project accumulated over 300K plays on soundcloud, with most plays coming from the US, United Kingdom and Germany.
== Podfics ==
The first podfic uploaded September 29, 2019. Narration is provided on a volunteer basis. The format has shifted since its founding and in 2021 shifted to 6 X-Files fanfics a week, 3 on Mondays and Fridays and 2 other fandom fanfics released on Wednesdays. They frequently release specials on holidays or character’s birthdays.
== Podcast Episodes ==
October 1, 2020 the first episode of the podcast premiered. Episodes are released biweekly on Thursdays. The first season released 18 episodes. The second season began September 2, 2021.
Darkest Timeline Book Club
This offshoot of AFP takes a look at the darker side of fanfic, specific to The X-Files fandom. Episodes examine tropes such as /other (meaning relationships other than Mulder and Scully pairing), major character death, and other hurtful themes that are not for the faint-of-heart fans.
Author Interviews
Episodes dive deep and ask the questions burning on all our geeky minds. From up-and-coming writers to fan favorites and classic authors, the interviews seek to gain a deeper understanding of fanfic culture, as well as inspire aspiring writers in the fanfic work.
Staff Favorites
Those looking to find the perfect fic need look no further than the expert opinion of the AFP staff. Each episode is broken down by tropes, themes, or year to ensure that fans can find the perfect fic for them.
== Social Media ==
Audio Fanfic Podcast posts regularly on Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook, and Instagram.
===Links===
*Website
*@audiofanficpod - Twitter Profile
*Facebook Page
*Instagram
*tumblr
*audiofanficpod on patreon
==References==
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
Category: 2019 Podcasts
Category:Podfic Fandom
Audiobook

An audiobook is a sound recording of someone reading a text out loud, usually a commercially published work. Some are narrated by their author; others feature one or more professional actors. Unlike an audio drama, there is usually no music or sound effects accompanying the narration.
People may prefer audiobooks for a variety of reasons, such as being in a situation where reading a printed book may not be convenient (i.e. while driving).
==As a Fan Activity==
Fans have recorded themselves reading aloud published books, fanzines, and fanfiction. In the past, some of these efforts were intended as a service to visually impaired fans, but many do it just as a fun creative project.
*Audiozine
*Podfic, Audiofic
*Fan Fiction Audio Recording
*hpreadaloud - LiveJournal community project for fans to record all chapters of the Harry Potter book series - the project stalled out partway through Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
==Fannish Taping Services==
*The STW Blind Services Department
*The Zine-Taping Service for Blind and Print Handicapped Readers
*Starmerian Taping Service
Category:Audio
Audiozine

An audiozine is a fan magazine recorded on audio tape and was a fannish activity in the late 1970s and the 1980s.
Audiozines, or tapezines, have the same content as most print zines, and they tend to have more non-fiction content than fiction.
==Examples of Audiozines==
* Fanzine, a Star Trek: TOS tapezine
* Doctor Who was the fandom with the most: See Doctor Who Tapezines
* Star Watch, a Trek audio zine from the 1970s
==Further reading==
* Birth of the Audiozine by Maggie Cooper (April/May 1993)
Category:Zine Glossary
Category:Audio
Audition

In podfic fandom, an audition is a recording created by a podficcer to apply for permission to create a podfic, or be cast in a specific role in a multivoice project.
Auditions are a normal practice in theatre and other acting circles. When podfic started taking off in the early 2010s, many fans (including some podficcers) did not see anything wrong with the idea. Fic writers giving individual permission to record and selecting which podficcer would be allowed to create a podfic of their stories was in keeping with wide-spread ideas about podfic as a simple format shift, or as a service to the writer of the fic. Some podficcers would spontaneously offer up samples of their work when requesting permission. 
However, many podficcers objected to auditions, seeing them as one more barrier to practicing their craft that other fan creators were not subject to, and another manifestation of podfic not being valued in its own right. 
==Evolution==
===Controversy===
In part to try and counter the practice of auditions in podfic fandom, klb and bessyboo created theatripod in Oct 2012, a community specifically designed for those who wanted a (punctual?) podfic experience which more closely resembled a theatrical experience (with auditions, a director, rehearsals, etc.) This was misunderstood and badly received by part of the community, which objected to what they saw as a 'normalisation' of the auditioning process. 
 
In Nov 2012, an incident in which a writer requested samples from a podficcer's work and went on to deny permission to podfic led to a large debate on the question of auditions and permission in fan communities. 
See for example this Twitter conversation between general_jinjur and thingswithwings: 
 
This underlined the gatekeeping inherent to expecting podficcers to audition. 
Some well-known podficcers explained why they provided samples of their work, for example: 
 
The incident led to a larger discussion about "awkward podfic situations" on amplificathon, during which the topic of auditions came up in several comments: 
 
 
 
 
Years later, podficcers kept underlining the potentially deterring effect of being asked to audition: 
 
===From Auditions to Casting Calls===
With the increasing popularity of Blanket Statements giving permission to podfic, requests for individual podficcers to audition in order to be allowed to record a certain work became less frequent. 
However, auditions or "casting calls" became more common in the case of multivoice projects -- though many are also organised on a "first come, first served" basis, particularly those which are cast informally on Twitter or on the podfichat discord server. 
Examples of full-cast podfic projects which included auditions or casting calls as part of their pre-production process: 
* Blue Sky: The Podfic (2012-2014, unposted?)
* Heart-Eyes Emoji (2017, unposted?)
* Sansukh Podfic Project (2015-2016, on indefinite hiatus)
* Repossession (2019, ongoing?)
* Crown of Thorns Pod'rama (2019-2020)
See also: podfic + "casting call" twitter search
==References==
Category:Podfic FandomCategory:Discussion
Audra Rose

Audra Rose is a fanfiction writer active in the Sentinel fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
* In Kansas
* Into the Summer Sea
* Crossing the Line
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor==== 
*852 Prospect
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Audrey

== Characters ==
* Audrey, a character from Descendants
* Audrey Horne, a character from Twin Peaks
* Audrey Parker, a character from Haven
* Audrey Weasley, a character from Harry Potter
== Fans ==
* Audrey, a Starsky & Hutch fan writer
* Audrey Baker, a Star Trek fan writer
* Audrey Brackett, an Emergency! fan writer
* Audrey LaBrecque, a Hanson fan
* Audrey Lynne, a multifandom fan writer
* Audrey Weirdsley, a Blake's 7 fan writer
Audrey (Starsky & Hutch fan)

Audrey is a Starsky & Hutch fan. She won Torino Awards in 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008.
==Some of Audrey's Fiction==
* Autumn Leaves (Hutch will miss Starsky most of all, when autumn leaves begin to fall....), see Autumn Leaves
* Counterpoint (a two-art invention.)
* Deadheading (Hutch prunes. Starsky grows.)
* Four Times Hutch Told Starsky "No" (Post-Fix, Hutch-angst, with a glimmer of hope.)
* Four Ways Starsky and Hutch May Have Visited Neverland
* Frog and Toad are Friends (A double-drabble, for Marcy's Frog Challenge.)
* Ghosting (Wasn't it John Donne who said, "Any man's death diminishes me"? )
* Inevitabilis (In answer to a discussion on the Me and Thee list about someone with a medical background writing a post-Sweet Revenge story.) (Torino Award winner), see Inevitabilis
* No Dominion (A tough case, some movie mayhem, and a little old-fashioned religion...)
* The Rest of the Story (A Los Angeles Times reporter comes calling, and finds plenty to write about as the boys investigate a series of murders.) (Torino Award winner), see The Rest of the Story
* Road Trip (A journey of grief, love and rediscovery.), see Road Trip
* Still Waters (Hutch goes home.)
* Why Hutch Hates Artie Solkin (Drabble written after a discussion on Me and Thee about, what else, why Hutch hates Artie Solkin.)
Category:Fanwriters
Audrey Baker

Audrey Baker was one of the earliest Star Trek slash writers.
==Audrey's Words==
From the 1999 zine Encore which reprinted The Lost Decade: 
 
==Other's Words==
==Fiction==
* Alnitah
* Bedside Grope and Queen Grope
* Deep Grope
* Encore
* Enterprise Log Entries
* Graveside Grope
* Green Plague, one of the earliest slash pass around fanfics
* Grope
* The Gropes of Roth
* More Grope
* Son of Grope
* The Tale of Windy Hollow
* UK-1701
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Auf Wiedersehen, Sweetheart

Auf Wiedersehen, Sweetheard is a Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfiction by George deValier. It is part of his greater WW2 AU the Veraverse, based off of the singer Vera Lynn.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
== Fanworks ==
===Fan song===
*"Auf Widersehen", a fan-made song that tells the story from Feliciano's perspective.
=== Fanart ===
* by jajatoc
* by sisalrian
* by shushiiax
* by sassydraws
* by shreddies-scribbles
* by sisalrian
* by mentalmeles
* by copperphthalo
* by katy-krysler
* by devalierillustrated
===Graphics===
* graphics by ladygretabeth
* by hetalia-headcanons-roleplay
==Related works==
*We'll Meet Again
== References ==
Category:2010 Fanfiction
August (Harry & Johnny zine)

August is part of the Davis Diary and Callahan Calendar, a Harry and Johnny zine series by Ruth Kurz.
On the title page: "This is my weapon, and this is my gun. This one's for fighting, and this one's for fun."
Acknowledgments: "Ideas -- TW. Editing -- JL. Proofing -- MW. Printing -- DMc."
This novel contains 95 pages. It has many black and white screenshots (some appear to be early photomanips) of Clint Eastwood and David Soul in various productions. This zine also contains two black and white illos, one by Ruth Kurz and one that may be by Kurz but is unsigned. There are two sets of song lyrics by Paul Williams. 
Summary: "Harry and Johnny fly to the National Pistol Matches." 
 
Image:augustharry-1.jpg
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==The Series==
The series as written by Ruth and Terri contains 12 parts. 
* January -- "snow, sex, sunshine, sex, skis, sex, saunas, sex..."
* February -- "a Saturday that belongs in the Guinness Book"
* March -- "Johnny plays Sam Spade in Las Vegas"
* April -- "Harry and Johnny go to Hollywood"
* May -- "a birthday that turns grim, grim, grim"
* June -- "camping in the Sequoias to get over May"
* July -- "tennis and Richard's cowboy"
* August -- "Harry and Johnny fly to the National Pistol Matches"
* September -- "Johnny's gallery showing, or 'Callahan'll handle it.'"
* October -- "a Grim Fairy Tale." 
* November -- "Harry and Johnny go cruising (to Hawaii)"
* December -- "thank goodness, it's Christmas again"
==References==
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
August (Merlin story)

August is a Merlin/Arthur slash story by rageprufrock (9,885 words). 
It won the Spring 2009 Merlin/Arthur Fanfic Awards in the category Fluff Fic, Best Arthur Characterization, Best Other Female Characterization (Hunith) and was a runner-up in the category Epic. 
Summary: (Merlin, shut up, don't judge me) Merlin looked uncertainly to Arthur. “Have you ever made bread?” he asked. / “How hard could it be?” Arthur said.
Arthur spends a summer with Merlin in Ealdor. This canon verse fic was rageprufrock's first Merlin story and she posted it a few days before she posted the first part of her Drastically Redefining Protocol AU. It was also the first story she posted to LJ after originally moving to her own blog during her time in SGA fandom.
WebKitten translated August into Russian.WebKitten. "Август", Артур/Мерлин, R, перевод, 30 August 2009. (Accessed 26 March 2011)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
August Derleth

August Derleth was an American author who contributed to the cosmic horror and weird fiction movements, among others. He corresponded with H.P. Lovecraft as a teenager and later founded Arkham House along with Donald Wandrei in an effort to preserve Lovecraft's memory. He coined the name of the Cthulhu Mythos and contributed to it with his own works.
Derleth wrote and edited science fiction, horror, fantasy, and detective fiction, with his detective character Solar Pons being a pastiche of Sherlock Holmes.
Category:Professional Authors
August Fic-A-Day Challenge

The August Fic-A-Day Challenge is an annual Buffyverse Crossover event run on the Livejournal twistedshorts community, with most stories also posted to Twisting the Hellmouth. Participants must be Livejournal members.
The challenge is moderated, and stories posted to TTH must follow the normal site rules. As may be apparent from the "special note," this challenge has a tendency to over-fill the "latest" page on the site, and some users may prefer to avoid posting other stories while it is running.
==Links==
* Twisting the Hellmouth Shorts Community on Livejournal
* Results from the fourth week of the 2015 challenge
Category:Jossverse Challenges
Category:Crossover
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
August Party 1978 Survey

August Party 1978 Survey was distributed to fans at the 1978 August Party. Results were printed in the 1979 August Party program book.
The survey makes the distinction between "fans" and "mainstream fans," something that is not clearly explained.
==Some Observations==
* a total of 128 usable questionnaires were returned ("30 were members of "mainstream" fandom, including 14 zine editors, 19 authors, and 12 artists" -- it is noted there is much overlap with these fans)
* 59% were female and 3/4 were over 20 years of age, 41% were male and 50% were under 20 years of age
* 36% were students, 55% were "employed," 5% serving in the armed forces, 3% were homemakers
* lots more
==The Survey Results==
Image:1978augustpartysurvey-1.jpg|survey results 
Image:1978augustpartysurvey-2.jpg|survey results
Image:1978augustpartysurvey-3.jpg|survey results
Image:1978augustpartysurvey-4.jpg|survey results 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Surveys
Category:1978 Fan Surveys
August is a Wicked Month

"August is a Wicked Month" is a The Professionals story by Kitty Fisher. It is a slash story with the pairing of Bodie/Doyle. 
It was originally published in the zine Unprofessional Conduct 1 from Gryphon Press in 1992. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Augusta

See also: August, Augustus, Gus
==Characters==
* Augusta Elton, née Hawkins, a character from Jane Austen's Emma
* Augusta Longbottom, a Harry Potter character
==Fans==
* Augusta Downey-Hovey, a Star Wars fan
* Augusta Elton, a Star Trek fan writer
* Augusta Pembrooke, a Star Wars fan writer
* Guta, aka Ana Augusta, a Hanson fan
Augustus

See also: August, Augusta, Gus
==Characters==
* Ceasar Augustus, the first Roman emperor and a character in various historical fiction
* Augustus (Marvel) aka Pulse, an X-Men character
* Augustus Rookwood, a Harry Potter character
* Augustus Waters, a character from The Fault in Our Stars
* Augustus Gloop, a character from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
==Fans==
* Augustus (fan writer) aka augustuscaesar, a multifandom fan
Augustus (fan writer)

Augustus is a fanfiction author.
They ran fabulae, which was started in April 2000 as a "semi-personal fiction site", became a multifandom archive, and ultimately transitioned to an author site collective.
Most of their fanfiction can now be found at Archive of Our Own, although they have removed their RPS.Augustus's Bio at Archive of Our Own, accessed 27 October 2020. "None of the RPS is here any more, sorry, because reasons."
==Notable Fanworks==
* Best Enemies — Harry Potter, Harry/Draco. Originally written from 2002 to 2004 and left a WIP, then revised and completed in 2016–2017. Novel-length, 106K words.
* We Go Together — Grease, Danny/Kenickie. Written for Yuletide 2005.
* Now Or Never — Popslash (Backstreet Boys/*NSYNC), Nick/Lance. Written for Don We Now Our Gay Apparel 2003.
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Aujourd'hui, la fanfiction: nouveau mode d'expression littéraire, réinterprétation et exploration d'une sexualité alternative

Aujourd’hui, la fanfiction: nouveau mode d’expression littéraire, réinterprétation et exploration d’une sexualité alternative is a French academic paper by Marie Demers discussing fanfiction, and Twilight fanfiction in particular. The title translates to: "Today, fanfiction: A new mode of literary expression, reinterpretation and exploration of an alternative sexuality." It was published in the open-access Canadian journal "Voix Plurielles". 
Category: 2018 Academic CommentaryCategory:French-Speaking Fandom
Aukon

You may be looking for Auton, another Doctor Who zine, or Aucon, a Star Trek convention.
Aukon is a Doctor Who fanzine published in Aotearoa (i.e New Zealand). It is a reference to the character Aukon from a season 18 serial.
==Issue 1==
Aukon 1
==Issue 2==
Aukon 2
==Issue 3==
Aukon 3 was published in 1998.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s
Auld Lang Syne (Simon and Simon zine)

You may also be looking for the Professionals zine For Auld Lang Syne.
Auld Lang Syne is a gen Simon and Simon novel by Christine Jeffords.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style, who (in 2005) calls it the first Simon and Simon zine from Jeffords in "over ten years":
 
==From the Editorial==
 
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Aunt Beru

==Canon==
Born Beru Whitesun, Beru Lars was Luke Skywalker's aunt and lived with her husband Owen Lars on their Moisture Farm on Tatooine. 
She encouraged Luke to go to the Jedi Academy, in contrast to Uncle Owen. 
Beru and Owen were murdered by Imperial Stormtroopers who were searching for droids who had the plans for the Death Star. 
She appeared in A New Hope, Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Episode III: Revenge of the Sith., with Bonnie Piesse playing the role in the prequels.
==Fandom==
Beru appears infrequently in Star Wars fan works, and is usually included in a supporting role in Luke Skywalker-centric works.
===Fanfiction Samples===
* Home by Jackie Paciello, illoed by D.M. Walsh (Lars and Beru shortly before the visit by Stormtroopers.), from Moonbeam #3 (1978)
* Visitor's Day by Wanda Lybarger, printed in Kessel Run #2 (1981)
* Desert Seed Series by Carol Mularski (1981-1985)
* A Leave Taking by Gianna ("Luke's mother at 17, stuck on Tatooine, bored out of her mind, having to deal with her unimaginative brother, Owen, her "genuinely nice" future sister-in-law, Beru and her recalcitrant mother.") printed in Combining Forces #3 (1982)
* Sundering by Jeanine Hennig, printed in Shadowstar #15 (1984)
* Nothing Ever Happens by Carolyn Cooper, printed in From a Certain Point of View #1 (1985)
* Pavane for a Dead Princess by Ellen Randolph (1986)
* Changeling by Matthew Whitney ("The child of Owen and Beru Lars had died at birth, but now Owen's brother, Ben Kenobi, approached them with a desperate request—that they foster the newborn son of Anakin Skywalker and pass the babe as their own."), printed in A Tremor in the Force #4 (1988)
* There Are No Rainbows on Tatooine by Ellen Randolph, printed in Sanctuary (1988) 
* Beru by Ming Wathne in Bright Center of the Universe #4 (1993) 
* Tatooine Morning by Sinead Reilly ("Gives you the opportunity to eavesdrop on a conversation between Owen and Beru Lars about their foster son."), printed in I Care #1 (1998)
===Fan Art===
 File:Jedijourneys1-1.jpg| a young Beru, the artist is the Karen Hinson, the zine was 2003's Jedi Journeys 
File:Allianceempire1-3.jpg|from Alliance and Empire #1 (1993), artist is Ann Humphrey
File:Kessel2-4.jpg|from Kessel Run #2, artist is Bev Swan (1981)
File:Echothree1-1.jpg|from Echo Three #1, artist is Jennie Jivan (1994) 
File:Sanct-4.jpg|from Sanctuary (1988), by A.G. Steyn 
===Meta===
* Meet Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru by Carol Mularski, printed in Falcon's Flight #4 (1979)
==Fan Works==
Beru Whitesun at AO3
==References==
Category:Star Wars Characters
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:Star Wars: Disney Era
Aunt beast

aunt beast is a Harry Potter fan artist who was primarily active around 2002. She is best known for illustrating scenes from fanfiction, including several of Ivy Blossom's stories.
aunt beast takes her name from the A Wrinkle in Time character, an illustration of whom featured on the homepage of her website, fera ex silva clausa.
She stated on her website in 2002:
digikym wrote of collaborating with aunt beast:
==Sample Art==
File:Slytherin Scores by aunt beast.jpg|Art for "Slytherin Scores" by Blue Byrd, Marcus Flint/OFC.
File:Belong by aunt beast.jpg|Art for "Belong" by Ivy Blossom, Narcissa Malfoy and Voldemort.
File:Sexywitchweeklyweb by aunt beast & digikym.jpg|"Sexy Witch Weekly", drawing by aunt beast, colored by digikym.
==References==
Category:Fanartists