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Fetish (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Fetish is a Kirk/Spock 190-page slash novel by Jenny Starr. 
The cover is by Chris Soto and most of the interior art is by Chris Soto. Two of the interior illos are by Suzan Lovett.
Fetish was edited by Robin Hood.
This zine won several 1988 Surak Awards.
 
 
In late 1987, Robin Hood, the zine's editor quipped about the upcoming zine: 
==Summary==
From The Zine Connection #34 (1995): "Winner of the 1988 novel and more! A wonderfully well-written novel by Jenny Starr -- one of fandom's favorite authors. This story is tight, concise, suspenseful, and sexy. Full of Soto and Lovett illos. What else could you ask for?"
==End Notes==
The zine includes some end notes by the author. Most explain where some of the quotes originated from, most often from old Terran sources. Some are from fannish sources.
 
Some examples from fannish sources: 
"I borrowed the term 'yellowjacket missiles' from Courts of Honor, by Syn Ferguson. I don't know whether the term existed elsewhere before Syn used it, but since that's where I came across it, I wish to credit her as my source."
"My thanks to the Star Fleet Technical Manual (Ballantine Books, New York: 1975) for pointing out what all those mysterious gadgets on the Vulcan lyre are called."
"Although I took mostly imaginative license in dreaming up the Vulcan term 'Ka Esch," I want to credit the "Vulcan Language Guide," (April Publications, Inc. 1977) for giving me something to work with."
==From the Editor's Comments==
==From the Author's Comments==
==Sample Interior==
Image:fetish-1.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-2.jpg|sample text
Image:fetish-3.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-5.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-6.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-7.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-8.jpg|Chris Soto
Image:fetish-9.jpg|Suzan Lovett
Image:fetish-10.jpg|single poem in the zine
Image:fetish-11.jpg|Suzan Lovett 
File:Fetish-4.jpg|Chris Soto
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 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Fetish (author page)

fetish is a fansite with original slash and Lord of the Rings RPS fanfiction.
The page joined the Reflections Meet webring January 16, 2003.Reflections Meet, via Wayback: 22 May 2004. (Accessed 27 September 2012) Descprition from the webring: 
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lotrips Author Pages
Category:Original Slash
Category:2000s
Fetish Mining

Fetish Mining is a term to describe the act of asking someone for fetish content, without them knowing the content is for a fetish or sexual purpose. Often this solicitation will be done in such a way as to seem 'innocent' so as to avoid the sexual aspect.
In fandom, this often occurs through the sudden direct messaging of artists for fanart in which a character is dressed in a certain way, or in a certain pose. For instance drawn with a large behind or belly, being stepped on, or with an emphasis on their feet etc - things that seem nonsexual, but are being asked for a sexual purpose.
==External Links & Resources==
*BeckiiCruel - Twitter (via Nitter.net) thread explaining the concept (October 2020)
Fetishizing Homosexuality...

Fetishizing Homosexuality... is an essay on Tumblr by cantpronounce. 
The Tumblr post had 387 notes as of 25 May 2015.
"Shame on you for being a hypocrite, not for your shipping habits."
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Topics Addressed==
* slash
* shipping
* slash vs. gay
==Excerpts==
 
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Fetus

Fetus is used as a term of endearment, usually on Tumblr, to describe younger versions of celebrities. The term often combined with their names in the form Fetus!Name or Fetus Name. The fetus designation is meant to be relative and doesn't usually convey a specific age range, and in fact is rarely used to describe children. Rather, the designation usually applies to pictures from a period before fame or before the person had a significant fandom.
Usage of this construction is especially popular (and may have originated) in One Direction fandom (see fetus!direction), probably because of the large quantity of photographs and video footage of the band members as teenagers. Usually fetus would be applied from birth through their appearance on The X Factor (ages 16-18) and possibly up to their first tour, but as their fourth tour approaches pictures from as late as their second tour might also be labeled fetus. (In 2012 soon after their first tour, pictures from 2010 were already labeled fetus. #fetus on Tumblr, 2012) Due to crossover fandom interest, the band 5SOS gets similar treatment.
In Teen Wolf fandom, the term is also used to describe the deaged version of Derek Hale, played by a different actor.
On Tumblr, the contents of the fetus tag indicate that the term became popular sometime in mid 2012; in May, the majority of posts were about actual fetuses (don't look), but by the end of August One Direction and other born humans had taken over the tag. The first post in the Fetus Harry Tumblr tagdeleted post was in August 2011, but the tag had probably been added later since the gif was contemporary; regular posting in the tag did not start until May 2012. On Twitter, with the exception of two 2011 tweets, activity in #fetusdirection began in June 2012. On the AO3 the fetus!1D tag was created 2012-12-11, the Fetus tag was created 2012-12-25, and the Fetus Harry tag was created 2013-02-26.
==References==
Category:One Direction Fandom Glossary
Feuersturm

Feuersturm is a gen Star Trek: TOS 258-page novel in German by B. Timm and T. Kohlschmidt.
Translated from the flyer website: The novels offers "deep insights into the complex world of the Federation. Several Science Reports complement the action and offer an unusual view of the Enterprise universe. Many specially-created oil paintings and pen drawings have been printed on glossy paper and make the book a visual treat. Fictional advertisements from the future and additional insights into the secret files of the Federation." 
In additional technical drawings, a TV guide from the future and legal history round out the zine.
A translated summary of the storyline: "When the Enterpise crew returns after a long mission, they make an eerie discovery: The Federation has changed. It has become a brutal machinery that works alongside Romulans, Klingons, Gorn and Tholian. The ideals of the United Federation of Planets, tolerance and freedom are no more. Violence and efficiency dominate life. All dissenters are hounded mercilessly. Kirk and his friends doubt their sanity. Was time manipulated? Is it all just a bad dream? Soon the Enterprise comes into the field of fire of this new power and has to flee. The only recourse left to them is to take refuge among a terrorist group that has always opposed the Federation. Kirk cannot trust these criminals, but circumstances force old enemies to cooperate. Over time, the Captain begins to struggle more and more with his conscience. And old friends begin to no longer understand him. When the fanatical Starfleet begins to turn the Genesis Project into a weapon and the Giants of Andromeda appear with their huge space ships, the Galaxy stands on the brink of collapse. The crew of the Enterprise has only a little time left to solve the mystery behind the madness. Finally, McCoy faces a terrible decision ..."
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:German-Language Star Trek ZinesCategory:1993 Zines
Feuilly

Feuilly is a minor character from the 1862 Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables and its subsequent adaptations. He's the only named member of Les Amis de l'ABC who's a worker and is greatly admired by Enjolras.
==Common Pairings==
Feuilly is most likely to be shipped with Bahorel or Enjolras. 
==Fanon==
* Feuilly loves Poland: In the brick, Feuilly talks passionately about the issue of Partitions of Poland. In fanon, this is often portrayed as a particular enamourment with Poland or as Feuilly being (part) Polish. 
* In Modern AU, Feuilly often sells fans and/or other handicrafts online, as a reference to his Canon Era profession as a fan-maker. 
* Feuilly is often portrayed as asexual, aromantic or both in fanworks.
* Feuilly is often portrayed as red haired and freckled.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Feuillymagicaldragon.png| Feuilly by holmganga
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Fever (Man from UNCLE story)

Fever is a Man from UNCLE story by Theresa Kyle. It was her first slash story in the fandom.
In it, Napoleon takes care of Illya while he recovers from a poisonous snakebite.
It was published in Indigo Boys #1 (1994) and Reclassified Affairs #1 (1998).
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Fever Dream

A fever dream is a state usually brought on by sickness and/or drugs. The trope allows its victim to experience a variety of things, including a glimpse into the future, sexual scenarios that haven't happened, premonitions and various warnings, and mystical situations.
==In Canon==
==In Fanon==
* In Golden Haze by Annabelle Leigh, Blair's experience with Golden causes him to explore his subconscious and alerts Jim that he wants to be more than friends.
* plenty of examples in Beauty and the Beast
* The Brady Bunch Hour is Such a Pain, a fanfic in which the Brady Bunch variety hour spinoff is a fever dream of Jan's while she's suffering from a severe migraine.
Fever Season (album)

Fever Season is an album of Filk songs based on the Merovingen Nights series of books by C. J. Cherryh, who wrote the tunes to three of the songs. 
Some of the songs have been filked. Bob Kanefsky wrote "Hangover: The World of the Bloody Mary" to the tune of "Old Det's To Pay"Lyrics to Hangover: The World of the Bloody Mary, ©2/9/89 at the Songworm site
==Track Listing==
* A1-Fever Season (Mercedes Lackey/C.J. Cherryh)
* A2-Rif's Falkener Slobber Song (Mercedes Lackey/C.J. Cherryh)
* A3-Guardian (Leslie Fish)
* A4-Canaler's Love Song (Mercedes Lackey/Heather Alexander)
* A5-Honest Rowan (Leslie Fish)
* A6-Black Water (Suicide) (Mercedes Lackey/C.J. Cherryh)
* A7-Something's Burning (Leslie Fish)
* B1-Old Det's To Pay (Cecilia Eng)
* B2-Ladies of the Hightown (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* B3-The Cats of Jane (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* B4-Falken Lover (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* B5-Golden Rule (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* B6-Dark Lover (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* B7-Where Do We Go From Here (Leslie Fish)
==References==
Category:C.J. Cherryh
Category:1991 Fanworks
Fevers

Fevers is a Bodie/Doyle story by Pamela Rose. It was originally a circuit story first distributed in 1983. It was posted online to The Circuit Archive on December 31, 2003. 
"Fevers" is a hurt/comfort story, a popular genre in The Professionals. 
The story sometimes appears on fans' Desert Island lists. Close Quarters Desert Island Episode/Zine/Fic dated July 18, 2009 
In 2009, the story generated 100 comments at CI5hq, some of which are included below.archive is for these comments
==Summary==
In 2000, two fans Cassie Ingaben and Dagger compiled an index of many of the circuit stories. They also wrote brief summaries: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:1983 Fanfiction‎
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
Feyre Archeron

Feyre Archeron is the main character of the A Court of Thorns and Roses series.
==Canon==
Feyre starts the series as a 19 year old mortal girl who hunts for her impoverished father and sisters Elain Archeron and Nesta Archeron. After accidentally killing a faerie, she's taken by Tamlin into Prythian, the faerie lands. The first book has her falling in love with Tamlin. The second book is then the beginning of her relationship with Rhysand, and creates the basis for the rest of the series. 
==Fanon==
===Common Pairings===
Feyre is most commonly paired with her canon love interest, Rhysand.
She was often paired with her original love interest, Tamlin, until the second book led into a domestic violence plot between the two of them.
Rarepairs include Feyre/Morrigan and Feyre/Lucien.
===Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks===
===Events===
*Archeron Sisters Week
:Active.
*Feyre Week 
:Defunct as of 2022.
*Feysand Month
:Active. Hosted on Instagram.
*Feysand Week 2023
:Active. Started to create a tumblr-centered fanweek for the ship.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
*a little complication between sisters by VivereLibri. Gen fic.
:When visiting her sisters, Feyre gets pulled aside by Nesta for a private talk.
*Archeron Sister Fluff by PropShopHannah. Gen fic.
:Anonymous said: “Fic where nesta and feyre keep making fun of elain for being embarrassed about having sex with lucien. The archeron sisters really need some more bonding moments please.”
*A Court of Faded Dreams by TheLonelyBarricade. Feysand.
:In her grief after Rhys sacrifices himself to restore the Cauldron, Feyre accidentally sends herself back in time. Back in her human body, in her early days in the Spring Court, Feyre must be careful how she alters the timeline as she tries to save Rhys and Prythian from Under the Mountain.
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:“There is much that has changed already. You are no longer a fae with a human heart, but a human with a fae heart. You do not love the High Lord of Spring, but the Lord of Night. Be careful how you tread, Cursebreaker, for all your new choices will have consequences."''
===Fanart===
*hunter feyre in the first book by eospaint
*Quick test portrait of Feyre by xenafay
*Couldn’t resist drawing Feyre in some Illyrian gear after reading acotar! by theredcrane
===Vids===
==Archives and Communities==
*AO3
==Links and Resources==
*A Court of Thorns and Roses Wiki Page for Feyre
==References==
Category:A Court of Thorns and Roses
Fezzik

Fezzik is a character in The Princess Bride.
==Short Canon Overview==
Fezzik is a giant hired by Vizzini to aid in the kidnapping of Buttercup so that Vizzini can help Prince Humperdinck start a war with the neighboring kingdom of Guilder. Vizzini finds Fezzik unemployed and living in Greenland and hires him because of his extreme strength and size. Fezzik becomes close friends with Inigo Montoya, the other man working for Vizzini, and together they annoy their boss by playing a rhyming game. Fezzik later helps Inigo in his search for the six-fingered man.
He was played by pro wrestler Andre the Giant in the movie.
==Fandom==
Fezzik is sometimes paired with Inigo.
==Some Fezzik-Centric Fiction==
*Unemployed in Greenland by Miss Pryss. Inigo & Fezzik's first meeting (2014)
*Bisou, bisou by Lady Ganesh. Fezzik/Inigo (2014)
==Some Fezzik-Centric Vids==
==Some Fezzik Art==
Category:Princess Bride
Ff-xenites

ff-xenites is a yahoo group for Xena fanfiction.
As of October 2019, the group is restricted and has 138 members. The language is set to English, but the group description is in French:
English translation: "This list has subjects for French speaking and English speaking fanfiction related to the series "Xena: Warrior Princess." Exchange links, news, translations, etc... Xenite beginners or advanced, join us!"
Category:Xena & Hercules Mailing Lists
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Category:2001
Category:2000s
Ff yuri drabble

ff_yuri_drabble was a LiveJournal community for short Final Fantasy yuri fics. There were 414 entries and 1,733 comments made in the community between 2005 and 2006. It was mirrored at Insanejournal under the same name.
The word count limit was based on slashthedrabble's, with a rough guideline of 100-500 words, ideally a round hundred number.
==About==
==Other==
*Community tag list
*AO3 tag
Category:2010s
Category:Final Fantasy
Category:Yuri Communities
FffJF

fffJF stands for "friends, fans and followers of Jonathan Frakes." It is a fan club for William Riker of Star Trek: The Next Generation and the actor who portrays him. 
"If Number One is number #1 with you, we'd like to hear from you!" 
From the club president in 1993: "Because of seeing so many disparaging remarks about Riker and Jonathan Frakes written in all of the Data publications, I have been reluctant about advertising fffJF in any of the Data zines." from Data Entries #20 
This fan club had a newsletter called Ready and Will-ing.
This fan club was not an "official" one.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Fan Clubs
Category:1990 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Fialka

Fialka writes fanfiction in many fandoms: X-Files, Farscape, Xena: Warrior Princess, etc. thumb|Fialka's Candybox on GeoCities|left
Her fanfiction site, hosted on GeoCities, and is part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project. 
Fialka was a list mod, along with cofax, of Wormhole, a Farscape mailing list.
==Interview==
* Chronicle X Interview with Fialka
==Notable Works==
* Arizona Highways (X-Files)
* other?
Category:Fanwriters
Fialka's Candybox

Fialka's Candybox is a website for Fialka's fiction, meta essays, and other fandom creations.
A fan in 2013 called it a "luscious old school website." XF Bookclub, November 13, 2013 
==From the Splash Page==
==The Meta Essays== 
The site hosted meta essays by several fans, most of them by Fialka. When its webhost crashed in 2000, these essays were reposted (mostly) on another site, Fialka's Candybox. 
A list of some of the original essays is here.
==Origin of Fialka's Essays==
"The original AnnoX was wiped from the web when NBCI took down its free server space in 2001. This introduction was written in February, 1999, and appears here unchanged."
Later, it was reposted: 
===Fialka's Essays===
* "Why Analyse, Or, Requiem for a Website" -- the webpage's introduction
* Did They or Didn't They? The Comedy Episodes
* Shooting the Canon: How Episode Order Affects the Backstory in Season 4
* The Feminine Tendencies of Fandom 
* Fine Lines and Protective Circles (lost in the crash)
* Sex and the Single Agent: Confusion of Rape and Desire in the XF Universe
* A 'R'omance with 'r'omance, Or, What a difference a cap makes
* When the UST RSTs, Or, Some naively hopeful thoughts before Season 8 begins
* Family Dinners: Sibling Elements in the M/S Relationship aka A Side of Bill, a Bottle of Mulder, and a Little Sam/Scully Pudding
* Melissa Meditations: A White Buffalo Calf, A Miracle, and a Sacrifice
* He's Looking for Mom, She's Looking for Dad, Or, Oedipus and Electra: Can you help this couple?
* For Emily, Wherever We May Find Her
* The Shit Hits the Fan (mentioned in another essay, but not listed on the webpage)
* Scully's Trinity (lost in the crash)
* Keeper of the Faith: Science, Justice, and the Bearing of the Cross 
* The Truth is in You (lost in the crash)
* Prophecy and Revelations (lost in the crash)
* Fear, Communication, Love
* Written on the Body: Real Life and the Character of Dana Scully
* Who Owns Scully?
* Beauty and Other Myths: (or, Four Things I Want in a Good Scully ep) 
* Monster Slayer/Child of Water aka The Mythology Behind the 'Mythology'
* Rain King: A Reassessment (lost in the crash)
* Musings on Milagro Syndrome 
* Start With A Bang, End With A Whimper, ... aka Biowhosiwhatsis? 
* Smite, Smote, Smitten: The Orison Debate (lost in the crash)
* 'all things' reConsidered
* Requiem for Equal Rites: The Pregnancy Rant
* XF:TNG, or How a Strong Female Character Gets Trashed in a Manly World: The "Patience" Rant
* Trust Me, I'm the Creator: The "Roadrunners" Rant
* 'Surekill'ed That Possibility 
* Per Diem, or How I Learned to Stop...Worrying and Love a Bomb (lost in the crash)
* Combo Number Five (lost in the crash)
* Who's Driving the Plotcar Now? (lost in the crash)
==The Introduction==
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Farscape Author Pages
Category:2000 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:2010s Author Pages
Fiat Lux

Fiat Lux is a site with links and fanfic for Harry Potter and X-files fandoms, and some Rare Slash recs. It was maintained by Louise Lux. The page later became Revival, a Queer as Folk US site.Revival, 21 May 2004 via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011)
Fiat Lux was a member of the Slash Recommendations webring.Slash Recommendations, 21 May 2002 via Wayback. (Accessed 24 July 2011)
==References==
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Slash Recommendation SitesCategory:GeoCities
Fiawol, or, How to feel at home in a purple wig and a cape

Fiawol, or, How to feel at home in a purple wig and a cape is a 1978 essay by Joanne Papin.
It was printed Fleet #26 in October 1978.
The essay is a tutorial for other fans who needed some mentoring in the ways and customs of fandom, as well as a discussion of fandom and fanworks as folklore. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* conventions, Worldcon
* origins and definitions of fandom
* how to behave and be a good fan
* Baker Street Irregulars
* fandom vocabulary 
* fandom as folk culture
* history and culture of filks and filksinging
* defines the origins of filk as "a science fiction-fannish folk song. The term is reputedly derived from "filthy folksong," but the texts have toned down considerably."
* the "at-home fan" and the "con fan"
* Harlan Ellison
* elements of a con (dealers room, costuming, filking, art show, fanzine sales...)
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1978 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Harlan Ellison
Fic: Why Fanfiction Is Taking Over the World

fic: Why Fanfiction Is Taking Over the World is a book by Anne Jamison. 
==Contributors and Resources==
It has a foreword by Lev Grossman and was "with Amber Benson, Christina Lauren, Ron Hogan, Heidi8 and other fan and professional writers."
It has interviews with Jonathan Lethem, Doug Wright, Eurydice (Vivien Dean), and Katie Forsythe/wordstrings.
Other:
* Cyndy Aleo (algonquinrt; d0tpark3r)
* V. Arrow (aimmyarrowshigh)
* Tish Beaty (his_tweet)
* Brad Bell
* Amber Benson
* Peter Berg (Homfrog)
* Kristina Busse
* Rachel Caine
* Francesca Coppa
* Randi Flanagan (BellaFlan)
* Jolie Fontenot
* Wendy C. Fries (Atlin Merrick)
* Ron Hogan
* Bethan Jones
* Christina Lauren (Christina Hobbs/tby789 and Lauren Billings/LolaShoes)
* Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* Rukmini Pande and Samira Nadkarni
* Chris Rankin
* Tiffany Reisz
* Andrew Shaffer
* Andy Sawyer
* Heidi Tandy (Heidi8)
* Darren Wershler
* Jules Wilkinson (missyjack)
* Jen Zern (NautiBitz)
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:2013 Academic Commentary