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Bright Eyes

:For the Jujutsu Kaisen zine, see Bright Eyes: A GoYuu Zine.
Bright Eyes is an American indie rock/emo band founded in the late nineties, originally as a solo project of singer-songwriter and guitarist Conor Oberst.Bright Eyes Introduction at Wichita-recordings.com, archived 18 February 2001 by the Wayback Machine.
Bright Eyes RPF is primarily slash pairing Conor Oberst with a variety of musicians broadly associated with bandom.
Fanworks were most common in the early and mid 2000s on sites such as LiveJournal and Fandomination, which had a Bright Eyes category with 99 fics as of 2007.FanDomination.Net. Category /Musicians, archived 17 July 2007 by the Wayback Machine. On Archive of Our Own, there are only 18 Bright Eyes works as of 2023, with the most common pairing Conor Oberst/Reader.
One popular ship is Conor and fellow Omaha musician and ex-bandmate Tim Kasher, who also played on several Bright Eyes records. The Conor Oberst/Tim Kasher pairing was featured in a Survival of the Hottest RP 'Ship 2009 poll at rp_manifesto (a short-lived offshoot of ship_manifesto), but lost to Trent Reznor/Danny Lohner (Nine Inch Nails).rp_manifesto at LiveJournal. Round 1 - Poll #1, posted by shipm_mod on 6 September 2009.
There is also some het fanfiction pairing Conor with Winona Ryder and Phoebe Bridgers, both of whom have had rumored romantic links to him in real life.SPIN, July 2003 via Google Books.Conor and Phoebe Bridgers are boyfriend and girlfriend (Guitar World interview with Bright Eyes yesterday), posted by u/endtimesfun in r/brighteyes, 7 October 2020, and Phoebe called out Conor Oberst during Moon Song?!?!?!, posted by u/diagon-alison in r/phoebebridgers, 6 September 2021, on Reddit.
==Fansites and Communities==
* Tip the Scales, a Conor Oberst fansite with visitor-submitted fanart (2003–present)Previously strange-eye.org/conor (archived 17 November 2003).
* Conor Oberst Tribute with fanart (c. 2003–2011, archive link)
* Drunk Kid Catholic (previously Pure Like Snow), a Bright Eyes fanlisting (c. 2003–2004)
* Poetic Retelling, a Bright Eyes fanlisting (c. 2006 – 2011 or later)
* _brighteyes at LiveJournal, general fan community with over 3,000 posts
==Example Fanworks==
* Some Words by _poetic_harlot_, Conor Oberst/Tim Kasher and Conor Oberst/Jesse Lacey (Brand New), 11 chapters (2007–2008)
* across the universe (nothing's gonna change my world) by waste_of_ink, Ryan Ross/Conor Oberst (2022)
* Conor Oberst picspam by ishyface (2005)
==External Links==
* Bright Eyes (Band) tag at Archive of Our Own
* Memories tagged "Bright Eyes" at slashypunkboys (c. 2003–2004)
* Bright Eyes category at FanDomination.Net (2008 archive link)
==References==
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Bright Forest: Songs about Robin of Sherwood

Bright Forest: Songs about Robin of Sherwood is a fifteen-song filk audio tape. 
It is a cycle of modern Robin Hood ballads inspired by the Robin of Sherwood television series. The music and lyrics were written by Rache and performed by Rache, Bryan B. Miller and Kim. 
Several songs on it won a Major Oak Award.
Category:Robin of Sherwood
Category:1990 Filk Albums
Bright Lights, Black Leather

Bright Lights, Black Leather is a slash Miami Vice 153-page novel by TM Alexander/Robyn LaSalle. The cover and interior art is by KOZ.
The plot concerns a serial killer targeting gay men. While Rico is away in New York visiting Valerie, Sonny and Castillo have to go undercover as gay porn moguls to infiltrate a porn studio with ties to the murders. Castillo's undercover wardrobe lives up to the zine title.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ describing this zine as it was in the planning stage: "When the OCB suspects the illegal casting of minors by a Porn-world director, Crockett goes undercover in the industry and finds himself not behind the scenes, but in front of the camera."
==Gallery==
A selective sampling of the interior art.
File:Mv bright interior by koz 1.jpg
File:Mv bright interior by koz 4.jpg
File:Mv bright interior by koz 7.jpg
File:Mv bright interior by koz 8.jpg
Category:Miami Vice Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Bright Promise

Bright Promise is a K/S story by Pandora H.
It was published in the print zine First Time #39.
==Summary==
From the publisher: "TʼPau orders the healer to hold back Spockʼs memories of his 7 year affair with Kirk during the fal tor pan, which causes complications for McCoy."
==Excerpt==
"She moved away knowing these two friends had a lot to catch up on. The Vulcan looked well, she thought. Better than a resurrected person had a right to. Better than the man who had rescued him. She glanced at Kirk and blinked. The expression on his face made her eyes water and her heart beat faster. It was there only for a brief second then gone, as, with a pleasant nod of recognition, Spock walked straight past to where his father stood with McCoy."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Bright Shiny Objects

Bright Shiny Objects was a prominent multi-fandom recommendations site, mainly focusing on television fandoms. It described itself as Cross fandoms, cross genres, crossed wires and crossed eyes. In other words, stuff we've been reading and thought you might enjoy too. 
The reccers were Alice, Anna S, cgb, Liz B, Seema, Victoria P and Vonnie. Bright Shiny Objects was updated monthly and participated in the We Read Shite and Recs Rainbow livejournals for rec site update announcements. 
The site was last updated in 2005. The site was offline by June 2016; the last date archived by the Wayback Machine is March 2016.
==Fandoms==
The major fandoms recommended were:
*Alias
*Angel
*Battlestar Galactica
*Buffy the Vampire Slayer
*CSI
*Discworld
*Doctor Who
*Farscape
*Firefly
*Gilmore Girls
*Good Omens
*Harry Potter
*Joan of Arcadia
*Law and Order
*Lord of the Rings
*Oz
*The Pretender
*Scrubs
*Smallville
*Sports Night
*Stargate SG1
*Stargate: Atlantis
*Star Trek
*The West Wing
*The X-Files
*X Men
==Reference==
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Bright Spirit Descending

Bright Spirit Descending is a gen 111-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novelization of two episodes, "The Alchemist" and "To Reign in Hell" by Nan Dibble. 
The art is by Barb Gipson, and Kevin Barnes did the black and white cover.
There is also a sequel Beyond Words, Beyond Silence also written by Nan Dibble.
==Its Origins==
 
From a letter to fans: 
===Follow the Publication===
All of the information below is from The Helpers' Network Gazette. See that page for links to the quotations.
[February 1994]: 
[March 1994]: 
[April 1994]: 
[August 1994]: 
[November 1994]: 
[February 1995]: 
[September 1995]: 
==Summary==
==Gallery==
File:Bsd1.jpg|Barbara Gipson
File:Bsd2.jpg|Barbara Gipson
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Bright Star

Bright Star is a Kirk/Spock story by Roberta Haga. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #7.
==Summary==
"The day after she graduates from Starfleet Academy, McCoy tells Kirk and Spockʼs daughter about her parents, their lives and death together."
==Excerpt==
"T'aiya was quiet for a moment, then she gathered her courage and asked the question she'd held in for years. "You knew my parents, Bones. Why have you never told me of them?" The blue eyes were steady as he answered. "I've waited for you to ask about them. You never seemed interested T'aiya, your father was Spock..."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1989===
===1992===
===1994===
===1998===
===2004===
===2009===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Bright and Beautiful

Bright and Beautiful is a website owned by Laura Motta. Originally focused on Hanson content, the site now hosts her personal portfolio (though some Hanson content remains). In addition to Laura's fiction and non-fiction writing, the site also hosted the Pulp-Fiction-A-Thon and two webrings -- Little Pretty and Mind/Reality.
Laura also maintained a Yahoo! Group to send out updates about the site.Bright and Beautiful Updates List
==Hostees==
*Back In The Swing
*Come On Virginia
*Eloquent Pixie
*A Hidden Life
*Space For Breathing
*Undone
==References==
Category:Hanson Author Pages
Brightly as a King

Brightly as a King is a Kirk/Spock story by Susan K. Dundas. It has a sequel called Affections Dark as Erbus.
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #3.
 
==Summary==
"While trapped in the mirror universe, Kirk is used by the mirror Spock who is in pon farr, and Spock is forced to couple with the Mirror Kirk."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Brigitte Lindholm

Brigitte Lindholm, generally referred to as Brigitte, is a playable character from Overwatch, a first-person shooter game by Blizzard Entertainment.
==Canon==
==Fanon==
==Shipping==
==Gallery==
File:Briggite by aromasensei.jpg|Brigitte pin-up by aromasensei (2019).
==References==
Category:Overwatch Characters
Brilcrist

Brilcrist is a popular fanartist who has created digital art for many fandoms over the years.
==Examples==
File:We Want the Same Thing by brilcrist.jpg|Charles/Erik fanart, 2011
File:Avenging Angels by brilcrist.jpg|Avengers/Supernatural fusion fanart, 2012
File:Not Now, Tony by brilcrist.jpg|Bruce/Tony fanart, 2012
Category:Fanartists
Brimstone

Brimstone is an American television series about a dead police detective whose mission, as assigned by the Devil, is to return to Hell 113 souls. It aired only one partial season, from 1998 to 1999.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
* Real or Not by Jo at Preaching to the Converted a Media Cannibals VidCollection
===Fanzines===
* Bedeviled (2001), slash fiction by sidewinder
===Virtual Seasons===
* Brimstone Virtual Seasons
* The Unofficial Brimstone Finale Website (old site)
===Meta===
* All This and Blasphemy, Too by milkshake_b, a The Devil/Ezekiel Stone essay for ship_manifesto (Nov 2004)
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
* Brimestone tag at AO3
* Brimstone tag at FFN
* Stonefic Fiction Archive, the Brimstone slash archive
* The Brimstone Zone at johnglover.info, run by sockii
* lucifen, a LiveJournal community
* brimstonechatandfic; archive link, at Fan Email Lists a Squidge.org mailing list
* Stone fic , Yahoo! Group an adult/slash fiction and discussion list for the show Brimstone which played on FOX during the 1998-1999 season. SciFi channel now has the rights to the previously aired episodes. Look for it in December on SciFi.
==References==
Category:Brimstone
Bring 'Em Back Alive

Bring 'Em Back Alive is a gen War of the Worlds anthology.
==From the Publisher's Ads and Flyers==
==Issue 1==
Bring 'Em Back Alive 1 was published in 1990 and contains 198 pages (was also sold in a reduced print version that had 111 pages). It has a color cover by Connie Faddis. Other art by Connie Faddis, Louis Hartell, TACS, Mary Gerstner, and Colleen Winters.
The zine is dedicated to plots to bring Ironhorse and/or Norton from the dead, during season two.
* An Ounce of Prevention by Alice Aldridge (The team is experiencing nightmares of a terribly dark and dismal new universe.)
* Ghost of a Chance by Elyse Dickenson (Ironhorse and Norton are dead, but the afterlife is not what they expected.)
* Rumors of War by Jan Lindner (Quinn hatches a nefarious plot against the team, with Harrison as the victim of his terrible experiment.)
* He Hath Set the World in their Heart by Sue Collins (Could the second season be a "by-product"?)
* Never Say Gone by Barbara Maters (crossover with Max Headroom)
* The Tenth Plague, also known as Debi Does Death by Cindy Rancourt (The clone dies, Ironhorse survives, but the price is very high.)
* What to Do When Your Time Machine Needs a Tune Up? by Nancy Klauschie (Starts out after "Time to Reap" -- Harrison and Kincaid's trip back in time has a radical effect on their future.)
* Resurrection II by Yvonne Brown (If you can make one clone, why not two?)
* One Good Turn by April Giordano-Gresalfi (With apologies to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.)
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Bring 'Em Back Alive 2 was published in May 1991 and has 126 pages. It was the winner of a 1991 FanQ.
Regarding the art: 
The copyright statement: 
The editorial by Kathy: 
Author's notes for "War at the Gates": 
The "Damage Control" Universe: 
* Constrained by the Wonder by Gillian Holt (33)
* Three Worlds Collide by Barbara Mater (35)
* Postscript to "Rumors of War" by Tulife M. Ortal (a pun vignette connected to Connie Faddis' story in issue #1) (52)
* illo by Connie Faddis (facing page 53)
* War at the Gates by Jan Lindner (53)
* Many Horses Running by Debbie Hicks (crossover with The Real Ghostbusters, also in 555-BUST #2) (109)
* illo by TACS (facing page 121)
Image:bringem2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
Image:bringem2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Connie Faddis
Image:bringem2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, TACS
Image:bringem2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, sample text
==References==
Category:War of the Worlds Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Bring Back Black

"Bring Back Black" is a term used for fics in which Sirius Black was either brought back from the dead or never died in the first place. The term was popular on Livejournal and other HP fic archives. on AO3, the term "Sirius Black Lives" is more popular than "Bring Back Black".
A subcategory of this trope (or perhaps a separate trope?) would be Beyond the Veil (trope) fics, which deal with Sirius in the afterlife.
==Examples==
*Just Waiting by mousapelli, written for the 2004 Bring Back Black Remus/Sirius Fuh-Q Fest
*Grow In The Openings by mindabbles, written for the Big Bang Blackout
*First Signs of Spring by musesfool
*Alive by Sam Starbuck
*Welcome Back And All That Rubbis by Merrow, written for the 2004 Bring Back Black Remus/Sirius Fuh-Q Fest
*Promised Eternities by Setissma
==Resources==
*Bring Back Black reclist at wolfstarwarehouse on tumblr
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres
Bring Back Star Trek...?

Bring Back Star Trek...? was a 1974 open letter by David Gerrold written to fans. 
One way it was dispersed was through his Star Trek merchandise company DAGE Co.. At least one zine, Sub-Space #1, printed it as well. 
In the letter, Gerrold attempts to harness the energy and enthusiasm of Star Trek fans and divert it from bringing back the original cast for a television show to a Trek movie instead, or perhaps a farther-reaching vision of a completely new Trek a la Star Trek: The Next Generation.
David Gerrold and Gene Roddenberry and his heirs both wrote similar letters to fans promoting these type of letter campaigns, something that straddled some boundaries regarding fan interests and their own financial and professional interests.
==The Letter==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:1974 Open Letters
Bring Back The Porn

Bring Back The Porn, also called BBtP, is a yearly multi-fandom challenge on InsaneJournal where on September 1, people post their links of their fannish works to the asylum. One doesn't have to be based on IJ in order to participate with BBTP as the moderator posts an entry each year where those without IJs can post their links.
BBtP was started in 2007 after people moved from LiveJournal as a way to celebrate the freedom to write porn.
From the asylum profile:
:Bring Back the Porn was born from a comment made after the LJ censorship issues went, in my opinion, completely over the top. It was a way for Fandom to take back what was ours. Bring Back the Porn will run annually on 1 September.
:BBtP will continue to be done in the free-for-all manner as it started. The only guidelines to adhere to will be posting a link to bbtp_challenge for fics/art/music/etc posted on 1 September. No prompts, no word counts, no specific fandom.
The creator of BBtP wrote in her journal:
:Bring Back the Porn is an informal challenge that runs on InsaneJournal because way back in 2007 there were a fuckton of LJ refugees on IJ thanks to strikethrough and LJ's brain lapse on the fact that fiction is not real, therefore it shouldn't be banned and we all had a need to get comfortable in our new home on IJ.
:Porn just seemed like the best way to do that. ;-)
:Just like that, Bring Back the Porn was born. Every September 1 since, we flood IJ with porn. Any writing, drawing, icons, music, picspam that has some sort of smut factor is posted to wherever (AO3, DW, IJ, LJ... don't care where) and then a link is posted at the Bring Back the Porn Challenge community on IJ. It can be implied smut, it can be graphic smut, it can be downright fucking raunchy smut (I vote for this one *cheeky grin*), it just needs to be smut.
There is a sister asylum to BBtP called Ides of March (defunct) that includes all ratings of fannish works on March 15 instead of just R/NC-17 works with BBtP. This was also a yearly IJ event.
In 2013, florida_minxie stepped down as mod of BBtP and torino10154 and sdk took over the community as new mods.
==Links==
* 2014 Masterlist
* 2013 Masterlist
* 2012 Masterlist
* 2011 Masterlist
* 2010 Masterlist
* 2009 Masterlist
* 2008 Masterlist
* 2007 Masterlist
* Community: bbtp_challenge on AO3
==References==
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:2007 Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Bring It Fanfics

Bring It Fanfics was a LiveJournal community dedicated to Portuguese-language fanfiction. It was active from July 2009 - August 2010, and was open to fics of any genre, ship or fandom. The comm's description on LiveJournal reads:
The comm had a heavy concentration of bandom fic, with fics posted for fandoms including My Chemical Romance, The Summer Set, The Young Veins, Panic! At The Disco, We The Kings and All Time Low. Other fandoms featured in the community included Naruto and Hetalia: Axis Powers.
==References==
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:Portuguese-Speaking Fandom
Bring It On

Bring It On is a series of teen comedy films featuring cheerleaders. Since the first film was released, it has become a cult classic.
The first film stars Kirsten Dunst and Eliza Dushku.
==Canon==
===The Franchise===
* Bring It On (2000)
* Bring It On Again (2004)
* Bring It On: All or Nothing (2006)
* Bring It On: In It to Win It (2007)
* Bring It On: Fight to the Finish (2009)
* Bring It On the Musical (2011-2012)
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Missy Pantone/Torrance Shipman 
* Anne Marie Chadwick/Eden
* Isis/Torrance Shipman
* Missy Pantone/Kat Stratford 
* Cliff Pantone/Missy Pantone
* Myrtle Edmonds/Lilo Pelekai
* Rachel Morgan/Ivy Tamwood
* Letty Ortiz/Dominic Toretto
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* (Cliff Pantone/Missy Pantone) by cutebunny43 for Porn Battle XIII
===Podcasts===
* I Met You On LJ, a fannish podcast, discussed Missy Pantone/Torrance Shipman as one of the focal pairings of their 25th episode, "Extracurricular Activities."
* Lez Hang Out podcast episode, "Should Have Been Gay: Bring It On"
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Fluent Fag
* Bring It On works at AO3
* Bring It On works at FFN
* Tumblr tag bring it on film
Category:Bring It On
Bring Me the Head of Frisky Business

Bring Me the Head of Frisky Business! is a slash 154-page anthology and is printed on pink paper. 
It is a rare Frisky zine as it has no theme.
==Series==
For other Frisky zines, see Frisky Business.
==Contents==
* Sittin’ On The Dock by Nancy Rhodes (Lethal Weapon) (22 pages)
* Hallowe’en Funnies by Robbie (Simon & Simon) (7 pages)
* Saying Goodbye by Khylara (Hogan's Heroes) (6 pages)
* Angle Light by Jeannie Marie (Simon & Simon) (3 pages)
* Professional Hot Water by Mary Comstock (The Professionals) (20 pages)
* The Hunt by Khylara (Man From UNCLE) (reprinted in Reclassified Affairs #2)
* The Decision by Khylara (Man From UNCLE) (2 pages)
* Yearnings by Jeannie Marie (Designing Women) (17 pages)
* Out Of The Ashes by Nancy Rhodes (The Hunt For Red October) (70 pages)
* Family Man by Dar F. (21 Jump Street)
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1991 Zines
Bring Me to Life (Evanescence song)

Bring Me To Life by Evanescence is one of the most famously overvidded songs in vidding history, alongside other prime offenders like Something To Talk About and Behind Blue Eyes.
Patient zero may possibly be a Spuffy vid by Nos, immortalized in this stolen Youtube copy.
The song remains ubiquitous, particularly in fandoms where characters are literally brought to life, such as The Untamed. Here is a recent Untamed vid
==See also==
*Song Re-Use in Vidding
Category:Vidding
Category:Evanescence
Bring the sun back

Bring the sun back is a Merlin/Arthur story by pushdragon.
Summary: "Fanfic classic #3: Unexpected Possession of Magic. Inexplicable things keep happening around Arthur. In the end, he can only accept that he's got magic in him. Magic is a curse that needs to be stamped out, and Arthur shows himself no mercy. "
The story has a sequel called In a different light.pushdragon. In a different light, 05 October 2011. (Accessed 29 October 2011) Here Merlin and Arthur go back to Camelot to face the consequences of the lies they've both had to tell. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Bring you home again

bring you home again is a Steve/Danny story by somehowunbroken.
Summary: Danny shows Steve what Jersey is like.
Author's notes: "leupagus is hosting a 'Take Your Fandom Home With You Day,' in which you write a fic about characters being in your hometown. For those of you who don't know, I grew up in Wall, New Jersey, so I brought Danny home... and Steve came, too."
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Bringing Fan Fiction into the Classroom: An Interview with Francesca Coppa

Bringing Fan Fiction into the Classroom: An Interview with Francesca Coppa is a three-part 2017 interview with Francesca Coppa conducted by Henry Jenkins.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Coppa's book The Fan Fiction Reader
* "fair use is a muscle that needs to be exercised"
* issues of fan privacy
* issues of fanfic legality and visibility
* tropes, genres, vocabulary 
* fanworks and profit
* "the boat on Real Person Fic has pretty much sailed"
* fandom and fanworks as transformative, reactionary, reflections
==Some Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:2017 Fan Interviews
Bringing Home the Bacon

Bringing Home the Bacon is an essay by Paula Smith in Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #5. 
Its focus was on the newly published books Enterprising Women and Textual Poachers and the topics of hurt/comfort and the value of fandom.
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1995 Meta
Category:Meta in Print