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Bored of Review

Bored of Review was a regular feature by Paula Smith in five issues of the print zine Warped Space.
 
Smith also wrote several related essays in the letterzine S and H. See Why Review, How to Review, and What and Whom to Review in 1982.
"Bored of Review" is a loose continuation of the zine review column by Sharon Ferraro called Notes from Captain Dunsel in Menagerie between 1973 and 1976 While this column ran between 1973 and 1976, formal reviews only appeared in three issues in 1976. , something Smith explains up front: In the column's debut in 1981, Smith wrote: 
At least two of the reviews were reprints from the letterzine S and H, something that is not noted in Warped Space.
== Comments by Smith: 1981==
==Format and Philosophy==
From the column's debut: 
==Warped Space 45==
Legends of the Lost Weyr #1, Gryffon's Star, Games of Love and Duty, One Way Mirror, Echerni: The Lightfleet Letters, Paladin #1 (reprinted from S and H), Zebra Three #5 (reprinted from S and H)
==Warped Space 46==
Dagger of the Mind, The Price and the Prize, Sun and Shadow, Cheap Thrills #1, Future Wings Flypast, Sol Plus #8
==Warped Space 47==
Nome v.2 n.1, Pegasus #5, The Pawn of Leptos
==Warped Space 48==
Trinary #1 and #2, Skywalker #6, Passage to Arms, Imperial Entanglements, Fesarius #5, Half You, Half Me #1, Strange Justice, Syndizine #3
==Warped Space 49==
Irish Fool Special, April Fool Special, and The Sentimental Fool Special, Timberlake Sendings, Pegasus #6, Galactic Discourse #4, Vault of Tomorrow #4, Pushin' the Odds, The Faces of Time #3, The U.N.C.L.E. Special #1
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1981 Meta
Category:1982 Meta
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
Borg

The Borg are a fictional species in the Star Trek universe, first introduced in Star Trek: The Next Generation, but featuring in some capacity in Deep Space Nine, Voyager, Enterprise, and Picard. The Borg are not a biological species, but numerous humans and aliens forcibly assimilated into a hive-like collective with a queen as the head of said collective. Notably, the Borg have entered the pop-cultural lexicon outside of Star Trek fandom.
==Borg and Ex-Borg Characters==
*Captain Picard was assimilated and temporarily became Locutus of Borg for a short but desastrous period of time
*Seven of Nine
==Fan Interpretations==
===In Fanfiction===
* Assimilation as a backstory for characters from other fandoms in fusion fic. HopelessGeek and littleblackfox on AO3. Starlight, Sept 16, 2018. Archived from the original on March 24, 2021. A fic where Bucky Barnes is an ex-Borg drone.AceofWands on AO3. a war could be our only hope, May 1, 2019. Archived from the original on March 24, 2021.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
====DS9====
* Resistance Is Futile by Bullseye Benny (2001-2) 
:"The DS-Niners get mixed up with a parallel universe and some Borg...ah, just read it!"
* Merciful by AreYouReady, a short fic about Benjamin Sisko, The Prophets, and the Borg. Produced as part of the DS9 Reverse Bang. (2016)
==Links & Archives==
===Canon Resources===
* Borg on Memory Alpha
* Borg on Memory Beta
* Borg on Wikipedia
===Fanwork Resources===
* Works tagged The Borg on Archive of Our Own
* Borg-Collective, a DeviantArt group
==References==
Category:Star Trek Species
Boring.

boring. is a Heather fanmix for the Total Drama fandom.
boring. is no longer available on 8tracks, though the original post advertising it on Tumblr has survived and is available. An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
*1. Boring - The Pierces
*2. Blood - My Chemical Romance
*3. Sugar We're Going Down - Vitamin String Quartet
*4. Killer - The Hoosiers
*5. Into Asylum - AIMX
*6. Team - Lorde
*7. Pa Pa Power - Dead Man's Bones
*8. You're Gonna Go Far Kid - The Offspring
*9. Kill Your Heroes - Awolnation
*10. Boomin' - Mindless Self Indulgence
*11. We Throw Parties, You Throw Knives - Los Campesinos!
*12. Don't Ask Me - Ok Go
*13. Heads Will Roll(A Trak Remix) - Yeah Yeah Yeahs
*14. Oh No! - Marina And The Diamonds
*15. Satin In A Coffin - Modest Mouse
==Notes==
Category:2013 Fanmixes
Category:Gen Fanmixes
Born Again Trek

Born Again Trek is a filk song written and performed by Julia Ecklar. The song appeared on several of her cassette tapes of filk music, including Genesis and was made into a Star Trek songvid by Mary Van Duesen. 
According to one reviewer in Datazine #27:
Another listener write in 205:
The song is also discussed in "Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture" By Henry Jenkins..
==Lyrics Sample==
==References==
Category:1980s Filk Songs
Born To Kill

Born To Kill is a Supernatural fanvid by ringwench. It was reviewed by deathisyourart on August 7, 2007 at the reel. The vid premiered at the Wincon 2006 vid show.
The vid won numerous awards including: Art of Vidding Awards (Special Dude Award), a Black Key Sugar'd Locket Awards (Best Video), Tolerable Cruelty Awards (Best Video), Friendly Neighborhood Video Awards (Best Video), No Frontiers Video Awards (Best Editing, Best Drama), Big Bad Man Awards, With Silence & Tears Awards, Magick 8 Ball Awards (Best Video), Poetry in Motion Awards, Creative Creations Awards (Best Action), Reckless Abandon Awards (Best Song Use), Lost Memories Awards (Best Editing), and Driver Picks The Music Awards (Best Video).
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:Supernatural Vids
Category:2006 Vids
Born from Stone

Born from Stone is a fanon trope in The Hobbit fandom. It involves the ability of dwarves to carve some or all of their living children from stone.
Sometimes the gift to carve their own children is given to all dwarven parents, while sometimes it's particular to Durin's Folk or is an ability used only when dwarves can't become parents another way. The practice is usually kept secret from other races.
==Origins==
In Tolkien's canon, the first seven dwarves were said to be carved from stone by the smith Aulë, and later granted life and a place in creation by the supreme god Ilúvatar."Of Aulë and Yavanna", chapter 2 of the Quenta Silmarillion. The rarity of female dwarves, as well as their similarity in appearance to male dwarves, caused elves to mistakenly believe that the race was born from stone."Appendix A", Lord of the Rings.The Dwarrow Scholar answered an ask that said "I've been trying for a while to translate 'Forge-born' 'Child of Living Stone' and 'Stone-Skinned' into Neo-Khuzdul, as names/titles for dwarflings carved from stone (that then need to be 'hatched' in a forge) instead of conceived in the usual fashion." Their reply included "An interesting concept, not unlike what most men thought of dwarves (that they sprung out of the very stone of the earth)." Posted January 1, 2016. Accessed February 11, 2016. Some fanworks take this belief as true.
One early prompt on hobbit_kink had Bilbo born from the Arkenstone:
Another prompt explained that dwarves really are born from holes in the ground:
Similar to the first prompt, one speculated that dwarves might hoard gold because that's what their children were born from:
None of the above prompts were filled as of April 2015. Instead of dwarves being born from jewels, gold, or holes in the ground, the fandom trope became instead that children were carved from stone by their parents, more in the style of the original creation of the dwarves. 
The first work on AO3 to use this trope was probably Mahal's Gift by Venrajade, which was posted on May 14, 2013. In February, there was a hint of the idea in Gardening by The Feels Whale:
"Gardening" inspired sunryder's Carving series, posted in October of that year."Also, this fic was totally inspired by The Feels Whale's fic, Gardening." Felek, introductory notes, by sunryder. Posted October 17, 2013.
==Example Fanworks==
===Archives===
* Baby Dwarves Carved From Stone on AO3
===Fanfiction===
* Of the Stone of Erebor and the Gardens of the Shire by Triskellion (also includes Cabbage Patch Hobbits)
* Carving by sunryder 
* Mahal's Gift by Venrajade
* The Gift of the Garden Born by Triskellion
==References==
Category:The Hobbit Tropes & Genres
Category:Pregnancy and Parenting Tropes
Born to Be Kings

Born to Be Kings is a 218 page, digest sized slash novel by Kadorienne.
Blurb from Agent With Style: "Odin was right: they were *both* born to be kings. While Thor will be heir to Asgard, Loki ascends to the throne of Jotunheim, ruling at his foster father's behest. Yet the closer the new King of Jotunheim becomes to his people, the more his loyalties are torn and tested. With war on the horizon, can the love between Loki and Thor survive the needs of their rival cultures and a father's cruel treachery?
This sweeping epic slash novel by Kadorienne features a beautiful original Carolina Marcondes color cover and a passion strong enough to bring kingdoms to their knees."
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
==Navigation==
Category:2014 Zines
Category:The Avengers (Marvel)
Category:Thor
Category:Marvel Zines
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Born to Bottom

Born to Bottom was a recs page in The Sentinel fandom maintained by Meghan Black, focusing on "bottom!Jim" stories -- stories in which Jim Ellison was characterized as a natural bottom, e.g. the receptive sexual partner in anal sex. The stories listed on the page were primarily Jim/Blair fanfic. The page is no longer online; the earliest iteration of the page which the Wayback Machine can find is from June of 2004 and the latest dates to 2007.
The page initially arose out of conversation with other fans who shared a preference for this characterization: 
Whether a given BSO is a natural top or a natural bottom has long been a subject of fannish speculation. The tendency to read and write Jim Ellison as a bottom was part of a broader trend of writing big, butch BSOs as secretly willing (or delighted) to make themselves physically vulnerable -- a way for fans to subvert the predictable sexual dynamics and turn the partner who was less-frequently feminized into someone who was "being done," rather than "doing." Born to Bottom sparked other similar recs pages in other fandoms.
==References==
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Sentinel Recommendation Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Born to Make History

Born to Make History is a Yuri!!! on Ice artbook fanzine, created by tumblr users unagicake, grimmfirefly, and cambrasine. It is named after the lyrics in the anime opening "History Maker". The zine has no specific theme and includes artwork of various characters and scenarios.
It is one of the earliest Yuri!!! on Ice fanzines, created during the show's initial airing. The zine garnered popularity within the fandom with over 400 artwork applications. 
==Zine reception==
==Gallery==
File:Born to Make History zine.jpg|cover art by unagicake
File:Born to Make History zine preview.jpg|Preview of zine, art shown by zuoji
File:Born to Make History zine cambrasine preview.jpg|Preview of zine art by cambrasine 
File:Born to Make History zine phaisty preview.jpg|Preview of zine art by phaisty
==References==
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice Zines
Born to be Wild

Born to be Wild is an Kirk/Brandt story by Jungle Kitty.
==Summary==
"Exposure to radiation causes Captains Kirk and Brandt to regress in age."
==Awards==
* 1998 Tribble--Best TOS Story
* 1998 Golden Orgasm--Third Place, Kirk/female
* 1998 ASC--Third Place, Kirk/female
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Boromir/Faramir

Boromir/Faramir is an incest pairing in The Lord of the Rings fandom involving brothers Boromir and Faramir.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* From the Other River Bank by Dwimordene – an influential early Boromir/Faramir slash novel. Runner up in the Mithril Awards 2003 Voters' Choice: Best romance/erotica -- slash. Sandy Herrold writes: Beautiful, dense and suspenseful, ... has the gravity and darkness appropriate for a society inexorably preparing for a world-ending war, echoed hauntingly in a family equally at war with itself. ... This is far from kinkfic -- it's set firmly within the frame that Tolkien left us.All Jewels Have Flaws (accessed 13 February 2012) Azalais writes: One of the first LoTR slashfics I ever saw which attempted to tackle just what slash would actually mean in a M-E setting.Henneth Annun: Slash With Care Playlist (accessed 30 September 2011)
===Fanart===
* secrets by The Theban Band
===Doujinshi===
* Melting You by AGK (2003)
* Aniue to Issho ("Together with Big Brother") by AGK (2003? & 2004)
* wave world by AGK (2004)
* I'm Still Thinking About You by Devil Children (2004)
* Aniue no Hachimitsu ("Big Brother's Honey") by Devil Children (2005)
==External Links==
* Boromir/Faramir (Tolkien) tag on Archive of Our Own
* Faramir/Boromir category on the Library of Moria
* Faramir & Boromir category on the Faramir Fiction Archive (includes slash and gen)
* Gondor: Boromir/Faramir section on Sibling: A Brother's Love (archive link)
* Brother Mine, a Boromir/Faramir mailing list (archive link)
==References==
Category:Tolkien Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Incest Pairings
Boromir: A Hero's Journey

Boromir: A Hero's Journey is a website dedicated to the character Boromir from the "Lord Of The Rings: Fellowship Of The Ring" movie. According to the archivist, the page has "the biggest fan fiction archive for Boromir related stories on the net. It also has and one of the biggest galleries for Boromir, Faramir, Legolas, Elrond, Arwen, Haldir, Aragorn and many others on the net."
The site is a member of the The Aragorn/Boromir Slash Ring.http://herosjourney.50megs.com/WEBRINGS.HTM (Accessed 06 July 2011)
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Boromir & Faramir

Boromir & Faramir are brothers in The Lord of the Rings.
==Background==
==Meta, Discussion and Popularity==
==Fanon and Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
===Fanfiction===
===Doujinshi===
* Tremolo by Sakuranbo Jam (2003)
===Fanart===
File:Eternallybound-2.jpg|Inside page from the zine Eternally Bound with art by The Theban Band
==External Links==
* Boromir (Son of Denethor II) & Faramir (Son of Denethor II) tag on Archive of Our Own (AO3)
* Boromir & Faramir character filter on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
==References==
Category:Tolkien Relationships
Boromir for ringbearer

boromir for ringbearer is the boromir for ringbearer campaign HQ, contains a Boromir biography, statistics, quiz, mvs and Boromir slash fics - mostly boromir x aragorn.
The page was a member of The Aragorn/Boromir Slash Ring.
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Borrowed Angels

Borrowed Angels is a slash Due South anthology. It is 70 pages (digest sized) with a color cover by Hindman. Authors include: Lucysmom, Neri Maxwell, CJ, Shannara Harper, desperada, Lyn
==Description==
From the publisher: "Stories based on Ben and Ray K's interactions with young things and children. "Some happy, some sad and poignant, each is a very different take on the theme, but not your usual curtain fic. A note on the inspiration for the zine is in front, (song words included)." 
==Submission Request==
==References==
 
Category:Due South Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Borrowed Lives

Borrowed Lives is a Star Trek: VOY Chakotay/Paris kid-fic story by Tommyhawk.
Summary: A transporter has dropped Chakotay into an alternate universe where he's married to Tom Paris and has a child. But the predicament isn't what it seems, and before he's done, Chakotay has to make the hardest decisions of his life. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY C/P Fanfiction
Borrowed Time

Borrowed Time is a gen Blake's 7 fiction anthology that comprise a post-Gauda Prime fifth season in which Kerr Avon becomes influenced by the creature on Xenon. 
They are all by Helen Pitt. 
This zine was advertised in Hypertension #4 and 7th Sector #2.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
Borrowed Time 1 was published in 1985 and contains 100 pages. 
The art is by Mary Moulden and Helen Pitt. 
 
* Questions and Answers (Episode 1) (2)
* Diversion (Episode 2) (27)
* Mutiny (Episode 3) (62)
 
Image:borrowedtime1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:borrowedtime1-2.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Borrowed Time 2 was published in 1985 and 99 pages long. 
* Revenge (Episode 4) (2)
* To Catch a Thief (Episode 5) (42)
* Rendezvous (Episode 6) (71)
 Image:borrowedtime2.jpg|front cover of issue #2
Image:borrowedtime2-1.jpg|sample page from issue #2
==Issue 3==
Borrowed Time 3 was published in 1986 and contains 98 pages.
* Double Take (Episode 7) (2)
* The Summons (Episode 8) (48)
 Image:borrowedtime3.jpg|front cover of issue #3
Image:borrowedtime3-1.jpg|sample page from issue #3
==Issue 4==
Borrowed Time 3 was published in 1987 and contains 107 pages.
* Choice (Episode 9) (2)
* The Devil Within (Episode 10) (6)
 Image:borrowedtime4.jpg|front cover of issue #4
Image:borrowedtime4-1.jpg|sample page from issue #4
==Issue 5==
Borrowed Time 5 was published in 1987 and contains 108 pages.
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Category:1987 Zines
BortaS ChoQ

bortaS ChoQ is a gen Star Trek: TOS novella by Elizabeth Knauel. It has 109 pages. It was reprinted in 2008 in Orion Archives: 2284-2323 Captain Sulu #2.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Boruto

Boruto is the sequel to Naruto, following the adventures of Uzumaki Boruto, the son of Uzumaki Naruto and Hyuuga Hinata. It began monthly serialization in 2016 in Weekly Shonen Jump, and an anime adaptation began in 2017.
The first 13 volumes were written and drawn by Ukyo Kodachi. Starting with volume 14, the series was taken over by original creator Masashi Kishimoto.
==Fandom==
==Critical Reception==
==Notable Fanworks==
==Resources==
* 
* 
* Boruto: Naruto Next Generations at Archive of Our Own
* Boruto: Naruto Next Generations at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:Naruto
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Anime
Category:Manga
Boskone

Boskone is a science fiction and fantasy convention. Originally founded in 1941 by the Stranger Club. The convention took a hiatus between 1945 and 1965, when it was revived initially by the Boston Science Fiction Society, then picked up by the New England Science Fiction Association in 1966. The name is a twofold pun - it sounds like a contraction of "Boston Convention" and furthermore references the antagonists from Edward "Doc" Smith's Lensman series.
==The Boskone from Hell (1987)==
A series of unfortunate incidents involving rowdy convention attendees, fire alarms, and safety hazards forced Boskone to move from Boston proper to the suburbs in 1987. This incident is referred to as the "Boskone From Hell." This incident led to a much pared-down program, the removal of Masquerade events and much of the adults-only programming.
* Boskone 24
* 1987: The Boskone From Hell; archive link by SciFiHistorian (2021)
===The Boskone from Hell Letter===
The Boskone Letter is here. 
From a fan in 2021:
==The Rise of Arisia==
Fan dissatisfaction with this turn of events led to the founding of Arisia, both to fill the hole left by Boskone's move to the suburbs and to fill the void left by Boskone's much stricter rules and smaller size. Arisia's name reflects this - Arisia in the Lensman series was the nation of 'good' protagonists opposing the evil empire of Boskone. 
==Boskone in Later Years==
Boskone is a small-to-midsized convention, with an average of 1000 attendees yearly. The programming tends to be more focused on the literary and scientific aspects of science fiction, as opposed to Arisia's focus on fan culture and the fan community. The writer Guest of Honor often holds a book launch on site through NESFA's publishing arm, NESFA Press; while the Guest of Honor artist generally has pieces up for auction at the art show. Other notable characteristics of Boskone include Kaffesklatches and Literary Beers, both events where small groups of attendees can sit down to have coffee or beer with the panelists and guests, and thereby have a more intimate conversation. The huckster's room tends to carry a wide selection of used books, but not a lot of con swag (ie, few T-shirts, action figures, toys, memorabilia, etc).
File:Atom-04.jpg|cover of the program book for 1978, art by Arthur Thompson (ATom)
Image:boskone.jpg| convention program book for 1983, art by Wendy Pini
==Con Reports==
* Darkovans Invade Boskone! (1978)
*Conreport: Boskone 41, Feb. 13-15, 2004
==External Links==
*Links to information about past Boskones
*History of Boskone
*Boskone from Hell
==References==
Category:1941 Conventions
Category:1940s Conventions
Category:1965 Conventions
Category:1960s Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:2020s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
BossLogic

BossLogic is a fan artist from Australia who has gained a lot of media attention due to his photo manipulations, often creating fancasts of comic book characters or using actual casted actors/actresses in their roles.Daily Dot.com "Fan artist imagines Sophie Turner as Jean Grey in 'X-Men: Apocalypse'". Jan 27, 2015. (Article also features BossLogic's art of Alex Shipp as Storm, Tye Sheridan as Cyclops and Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn.)Daily Dot.com "Fanartist imagines Keira Knightley or Stephen Lang playing Cable in 'Deadpool 2'. Feb 16, 2016
==Example Works==
File:Loki TV show logo by BossLogic.jpg|L(ogo)OKI fannish logo for the Loki TV series (2020)
 
==References== 
Category:Fanartists
Bossuet

Bossuet or Lesgles is a minor character from the 1862 Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables and its subsequent adaptations. He is a members of Les Amis de l'ABC known for being extremely unlucky.
==Common Pairings==
Bossuet is most commonly shipped with his best friend Joly, their shared mistress Musichetta or both, in the moresome ship Joly/Bossuet/Musichetta.
==Fanon==
* Bossuet is the Amis most likely to be portrayed as a PoC, especially in Canon Era fanart, where portraying Les Amis as PoC is somewhat less common. He's usually portrayed as black.
* While Bossuet is described as balding in the brick, he's usually bald in fanon. 
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Bossuet Laigle tag on AO3
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Bossymarmalade

Bossymarmalade started out as "Maggie the Cat" in X-Men fandom on Usenet in 1997, and then moved on to the Schism mailing list in Homicide: Life on the Street fandom, and to Tour of Duty fandom.
After that she moved on to popslash where she took the name "stubbleglitter". 
Most recently, she's been journaling about anti-racist and feminist issues, and changed her name to the less 'N Sync-specific bossymarmalade. 
== As Maggie the Cat ==
(fanac and fanworks here)
* The Dracoverse's "My Surface is My Mask" (Batman)
== As stubbleglitter ==
(fanac and fanworks here)
Notable stories include:
raw - Chris has, and then he doesn't. Chris/JC, Chris/Justin
a person of simple tastes - all he wants is somebody. JCslutfic
keep pounding rythm - black magic woman. Britney/Justin
brains go great with aquavit - he's in it, the hungry dead doctor. JC/Lance, Kevin/Justin
mutant mutant angst angst - *nsync as x-factor: crazy do-good freaks. Joey/Justin, JC/Lance
== As bossymarmalade ==
===Fanworks===
* always music in the air, a Twin Peaks vignette
* run for yer life, a Beatles fanwork in collaboration with glockgal
===Meta===
* sees fire (4 March 2009) - a response to Elizabeth Bear's cease fire during RaceFail '09.
* Dear Yoko Ono (12 October 2010), a reponse to Yoko Ono's presence on Overthinking It's Female Character Flowchart.
Bossymarmalade contributes to Fanlore as User:Maggie
Category:Fanwriters