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Jean Lamb

Jean Lamb is a writer who wrote fiction based on Star Trek, Darkover, Sherlock Holmes, The Professionals, Beauty and the Beast, Final Fantasy I-VI, Harry Potter, and Discworld, and other fandoms.
Some of her fiction is here at FanFiction.Net.
==Stories==
===Darkover===
In Darkover, her writing included stories printed in Contes Di Cottman IV and the short story "Shut-In" (published in the anthology Renunciates of Darkover -- 1991) 
Her most well-known, and controversial, story is Masks. Masks, which was published as an issue of the fanzine Moon Phases.Re: The infamous Marion Zimmer Bradley case. March 19, 2001 post by Jean Lamb to rec.arts.sf.written. Accessed September 30, 2008.
===Star Trek===
* The Affair of the Extraordinary Afghan (fanfic involving Sherlock Holmes and Watson with a couple of members of the ST crew. Spock and Holmes talk logic as they search for the missing Captain Kirk, while Watson and McCoy retire with the brandy snifter and talk shop)
*"How to Win at Fizzbin" (a compendium of hints, Transwarp #2 (1985), Masiform D #16 (1988), and Star Sector Two (2003)) 
* Galley Slave (authorized Man/Kzin Wars story, published in Analog - August 1996)
==Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy==
The works involved in the controversy are Jean Lamb's story Masks and a prospective novel titled Contraband ascribed to Marion Zimmer Bradley. Both are said to have focused on the character of Regis Hastur. MZB had read Masks, and wrote to LambThe infamous Marion Zimmer Bradley case, 19 March 2001. sometime around 1992, offering a payment of $500 and acknowledgment in exchange for the use of Lamb's material in MZB's work-in-progress. Lamb tried to negotiate different terms, but the parties were unable to reach an agreement, and Contraband was never published.
The complicated controversy is frequently cited by authors who object to fanfiction to one degree or another, or as evidence that professional authors should avoid reading fanfic based on their published works, to a degree that approaches "urban legend" status.
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Jean Lightfoot

Jean Lightfoot is a Kirk/Spock fan writer. She wrote two popular zine novels in the mid-1980s, and two stories for the zine Dark Fire roughly twenty years later.
== Works ==
* Day of Vengeance (1984 novel, with C. Del Rio)
* The Price of Freedom (1986 novel)
* "Restraint", from Dark Fire #1 (2004)
* "Divisions", from Dark Fire #2 (2007)
Category:Fanwriters
Jean Lorrah's Sarek Collection

Jean Lorrah's Sarek Collection is a 44-page gen and het Star Trek: TOS zine first published in May 1979. 
There were 500 copies in the first printing and 500 copies in the second printing (October 1980). This zine was printed for a third time in August 1983.
These stories center around Sarek and Amanda in their early relationship and marriage. Artwork by Amy Harlib, Virginia Lee Smith, and Barbara M. Stults. 
==The Author's Introduction==
==Contents==
* The Missing Lesson - Inspired by Claire Gabriel's Quartet stories, this resolves the issue of Amanda and Sarek's sexual relationship in a universe where Vulcans only feel sexual desire every seven years. Reprinted from T-Negative #32/33. (1)
* Sarek's Meditation - Kraith story. Reprinted from IDIC #6, also in Kraith Collected Vol. 6 (4) 
* Logical Alternative - Showcase story, a sequel to "...Simple Song" in Showcase #3. Reprinted from Despatch #29 and Showcase #4 (11) 
* Visit to an Alternate Universe - Vignette in the alternate universe of the animated episode "Yesteryear", in which Amanda died and Sarek never remarried. Reprinted from T-Negative #34/35 (27) 
* Touched - Very silly story about Amanda and Sarek's sex life. Reprinted from Grup V and Parted from Me and Other Stories. (29) 
* The Warmth of a Touch - A Sahaj story focusing on Sarek and Amanda, intended to appear in the never-published Sahaj Collected #2. (33) 
==Sample Interior==
 Image:sarekcollection1.jpg| sample page, art by Virginia Lee Smith
Image:sarekcollected1.jpg|sample page, art by Virginia Lee Smith
File:Sarekcollected2.jpg|sample text
==Reactions and Reviews==
== References ==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Jean McBrian/Hailey Yarner

Jean McBrian/Hailey Yarner is a femslash pairing in The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco fandom.
==Canon==
In canon, Jean and Hailey met after Millie and Jean travelled to the US to solve the murder of a colleague of theirs at Bletchley Park during the war. Hailey served as a mechanic during the war, but was (and remained) close to code-breaker Iris Bearden, who Jean also corresponded with, albeit anonymously, during their work. The four women teamed up and continued to solve crimes after closing the case Jean and Millie went to America for originally.
Hailey played a key role in encouraging Jean to stay in America with Millie, after her insistence of taking Jean out to see what San Francisco has to offer culminated in both a late night dip in the ocean and a lot of self-reflection on Jean's side.
There is a short exchange at the end of season one which all but confirmed that Hailey had feelings of some sort for Jean.
==Fandom==
One of Hailey's story-lines during the show was her coming out to her long-time friend, Iris, after being deeply affected by the homophobic attacks they were trying to solve. Some fans of the show had also long head-canoned Jean as being sapphic. The pairing is fairly rare compared to the much more commonly written Millie Harcourt/Jean McBrian pairing in the fandom, but there are a few scenes that fans enjoy playing off of.
For example, Hailey unknowingly convinced Jean to stay in America with Millie. She took Jean out to various places in San Francisco on her would-be last day in the country and they ended up taking a light night swim in the ocean, where Jean reflected on what exactly was waiting for her back in the UK and changed her mind about leaving. This scene has featured in a few Hailey/Jean works. Hailey also played a protective role during an episode, defending Jean against the attack of a man they were trying to find, and this protective aspect of her personality also appears in pairings.
===Fan Commentary===
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
*Skinny dipping/late night swimming - This was a canon event and some works explore or continue the scenes that were shown with a more shippy perspective.
*Age gap - While the exact age gap isn't easy to determine, Hailey was 16 when she joined the war as a mechanic (likely sometime between 1942-1944) and Jean is in her 50s by the start of The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco in 1956, meaning there is likely around 20 years between them. Works about the pairing generally do not change this age gap and it sometimes comes up as a point within the story-line.
===Controversies===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Other Fanworks===
===Meta===
==Archives and Communities==
*Jean McBrian/Hailey Yarner tag at Archive of Our Own
==Other Fannish Resources==
==References==
Category:The Bletchley Circle
Category:Femslash Pairings
Jean Prior

Jean Prior (also known as "Jaye", Jayekitty, or Phoenix) is the founder of FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU, the oldest and longest continuously running e-mail list dedicated to Forever Knight. She founded it during her days attending Penn State University when she learned that Geraint Wyn Davies, of whom she was already a fan, would be starring in the show. 
Since handing over the reins as moderator of FORKNI-L, she has sometimes called herself "Elder Stateskitty" when posting to the list.
Since the list's founding, Jean has participated in a variety of fandoms including Doctor Who, Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Dragonriders of Pern, X-Men Comics, and most British science fiction and fantasy-based television series. Her fandom participation also includes regular attendance at the fandom-based convention Dragon*Con. 
==References==
Category:Community Moderators
Jean Prouvaire

Jean Prouvaire is a character from the 1862 Victor Hugo novel Les Misérables and its subsequent adaptations. He is a member of Les Amis de l'ABC - notably the only one with a canon first name - and a shy but brave poet. Whereas "Prouvaire" was the most common way to refer to the character in fannish spaces before the 2012 movie, his nickname "Jehan" has become more common post-movie. 
==Common Pairings==
Jehan is most often shipped with Courfeyrac or Montparnasse in the fandom that appeared after the 2012 movie, while Bahorel is a popular choice for him in the brick-centric part of the fandom. In Enjolras/Grantaire pining fics, it's common for Jehan and Grantaire to have a fling, or to at least be friends. 
==Fanon==
* In Modern AU, Jehan will almost always be depicted as genderqueer and/or non-binary.
* Jehan is usually depicted with long light hair, often reddish. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by jaune-valjeen
* by ofsteverogers
File:Jehan's Apocalypse.jpg|Jehan's Apocalypse by darthfar for Barricade Day (2013)
File:Jehan by deboracabral.jpg|got suddenly possessed by the urge to draw this weirdo by Débora Cabral (2022)
===Fanfiction===
* Pancakes by kjack89 (Joly/Jean Prouvaire)
* Neighbors Help Neighbors by afamiliardog
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Jean "Jehan" Prouvaire at AO3
* J. Prouvaire at FFN
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Jean Sheward

Jean Sheward is a prolific famous fanartist in fandom Blake's 7. He was present in the production of zines, filks—more precisely writing one of the songsDitties From The Edge Of The World (filk) at Internet Archive, download available for the filk album Ditties From The Edge Of The World by Linda Short—and conventions, as well as being part of fansites in the early 90's like the Judith proctor's Blake's 7.
==Works==
====Impact, Issue #2====
File:impact2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Jean Sheward, "Some Enchanted Evening"
====The Price of Justice====
File:PriceofJusticeartwork3.jpg|Art by Jean Sheward, depicting an alien
==Fans Comment==
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Jean Stevenson

Jean Stevenson is a fan writer and filker.
==A Short 1982 Fannish Bio==
In 1982, she was nominated for a FanQ award and submitted the following bio to The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet: 
==Zines==
===Blake's 7===
* 5th Season
* B7 Complex
* Gambit
===Other===
* Cityspeak: The Special Edition (Blade Runner)
* Docking Bay (Indiana Jones)
* Fantazy (The Muppets)
* Outlands (original fantasy)
* Paladin (The Mod Squad)
* Pern Portfolio (Pern) 
* Promises to Keep (MacGyver)
* Silver Spheres (Starman (TV))
* We'll Shine Like Stars (multifandom, including U2)
===Robin of Sherwood===
* Another Time, Another Place
* Brotherly Love
* Loxley
* Quarterstaff 
===Star Trek===
* Beyond Orion
* Dagger of the Mind
* Dedication and And The South Shall Fall Again
* Enter-comm
* Fantasia
* Farthest Star
* Galactic Discourse
* Guardian
* IDIC
* Mahko Root
* Outlands
* Star Base Operations
* The Turbolift Review
* Warped Space
===Star Wars===
* Alderaani Imperative
* Docking Bay
* Evolution of a Rebel
* Facets
* Fantazy
* JediStarDarkFalconKnight
* Jundland Wastes
* Kessel Run
* Mélange 
* Time Warp
* A Tremor in the Force
* You May Deny
===Stargate SG-1===
* Remote Control 
* Remote Control Goes to War
* The Seventh Chevron
==Meta==
* Button, Button, Who's Got the Button? (Star Wars)
* The Hero's Hero (Star Wars)
* Let's calculate the 'score' for Bantam and see if they can be said to have 'won' the Fizzbin game so far. (Star Trek)
* Questions: A Soliloquy (Star Wars)
* Return of the Hero's Hero (Star Wars)
==Filks and Skits==
* Legend and Reality (filk)
* Omicron Ceti Three and Friends (filk)
* Please Stand By (filk)
* Songs for Star Voyagers (filk)
* Starsong (filk)
* Stave the Wails (filk)
* Tiptoe Through the Fanzines (skit)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Jean Valjean

Jean Valjean is a major character and the protagonist of Les Misérables. He is known over the course of the novel under a series of aliases, including Prisoner 24601, Prisoner 9430, Monsieur Madeleine, Ultime Fauchelevent, Monsieur Leblanc, and Urbain Fabre.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes, Fanon & Themes===
Javert/Jean Valjean is the most popular Valjean ship in the fandom, and one of, but not the most popular, Les Mis ships overall.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
===Relationships===
* Javert/Jean Valjean
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Jean Valjean tag on the AO3
==References==
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Jean in the Dark

Jean in the Dark"Jean in the Dark" by greerwatson, as archived on A03 as part of the rarewomen 2013 fanfic exchange.] Accessed 07 May 2013. is a short story by greerwatson based on Janet Sandison's Jean in the Morning and its sequels. It was written for Rarewomen 2013 in fulfilment of a request made by fawatson: "I would really like something set during the first or third books.... I would prefer some kind of ensemble piece which shows the interrelationships between characters, if you feel up to writing that kind of thing. I don’t care whose perspective the story is written from." 
The story is written from Maisie’s perspective, starting from her childhood and continuing to the point she moves up to the Crescent to work with Jean. Various other characters from the novels are worked into the plot, with Jean herself seen at the beginning and end, although Maisie remains the central character throughout. 
Comments on the story include: 
* And at long last I have my sought after 'Jean Robertson' story - though you seem to have spanned all four novels within this piece, in a wonderfully clever way. I like the 'voice'; I think you have the working class perspective and the cadence of speech down pat. I also like seeing childhood events from the viewpoint of the slightly older Maisie. No surprises she saw her family as much richer than the Robertson household, for all the airs and graces Jean's mother assumed. Thank you very much for my treat.Comment by fawatson, 05 May 2013. Accessed 07 May 2013. — fawatson
Which led to the story author’s response: 
* The 'voice' worried me a bit; I'm glad you feel I caught it okay. As for the scope—well, Maisie turns up in the first and last books, having only a smallish role in either. It seemed to me that one needed the first to make sense of the last. Why, after all, did she stay in Lochfoot to care for her old mother? Duty is one answer; but I thought there might be more to it. Memories of a loving childhood can carry one through a lot. Response by greerwatson, 05 May 2013. Accessed 07 May 2013.— greerwatson
== References ==
Category:Jane Duncan
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
Jean of the Jedi

Jean of the Jedi is a gen Star Wars 9-page zine by Jean Graham. 
A Star Wars Bibliography 1973-1987 calls it a "customized SW novella." 
This is likely NOT the same as "Jahn of the Jedi" by Graham in the 1994 zine Alliance & Empire.
 
It is possible that this story is a custom story like that mentioned in the 2014 conversation, Del Floria's Interview with Dragon606.
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Jeanine Hennig

Jeanine Hennig was a fan writer, artist, zine editor, and poet. 
In Star Wars fandom, Hennig edited one of the early Star Wars zines, Far Realms, and was the creator of the Catalyst! Universe. 
It was Hennig who coined the term "Enclave," see First Terran Enclave.
 
In 2020, she contributed an essay about fanzine history to Geek Elders Speak, a small press publication anthology about female creativity in mid-20th century fandom. https://forestpathbooks.com/geek-elders-speak/
==Pro Writer==
Hennig is also a pro writer. In 1987, she wrote: 
==Awards==
Robin of Sherwood - Spirit of Sherwood - Major Oak Awards
*1989 Novel/novella - GOLD AWARD: In the Shadow of the Wheel, Vol 1 by Cindy Fairbanks, Jeanine Hennig & Peg Kennedy
*1989 Short Story - SILVER AWARD: Fishing (Albion 3) by Jeanine Hennig
*1990 Vignette -	SILVER AWARD: May Queen (Albion 4) by Jeanine Hennig
*1991 Novel/novella - GOLD AWARD: In the Shadow of the Wheel, Vol 2 & 3 by Cindy Fairbanks, Jeanine Hennig & Peg Kennedy
*1991 Poem/original filk - PEWTER AWARD (tie): Departure (Albion 5) by Joyce Strohm / Fast as Wolves (Albion 5) by Jeanine Hennig and COPPER AWARD: Chill Morn in Halstead (Longbow 5) by Janet P. Reedman / Sunlight and Shadow (Loxley 2) by Jeanine Hennig
*1991 Adapted filk/limerick -GOLD AWARD: Blessed Be 3 (Apocryphal Albion 3) by Rache, Jeanine Hennig, Debbie Linn & Nancy Hutchins
*1992 Cover Artwork - BRONZE AWARD (tie): Albion 6 front cover by Jeanine Hennig / Legend 5 front cover by Tara O'Shea / Tree of Life 3 back cover by Barb Johnson 
==Con Organizer==
* Conzineience
==Meta==
* The Bigger They Come: The Trials and Tribulations of Megazines
* The Private Life of a Jedi
* Question Authority
==Hennig's Zine Contributions==
Airwaves Robin of Sherwood Special | Albion | Albion Special | Apocryphal Albion | Arrowflight | Blue Pencil | Catalyst! | Catalyst! Collected | Circle of Light | Convergence | Crossed Sabers | Docking Bay | Echo Seven | Eclipse | Far Realms Sex | From a Certain Point of View | Gone to Texas | Guardian | Herne's Son | The Hooded Man | In the Shadow of the Wheel | Kessel Run | Legend | Legends of Light | Longbow | Loxley | Matrix | Of the Golden Light | On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah | The Rebel and the Rogue | Rhiannon's Wheel | Scoundrel | Shadowstar | Shooting Star | Skywalker | The Sonic Screwdriver | Southern Enclave | Southern Knights | StarQuest | Tales from Sherwood | Tree of Life | A Tremor in the Force | Warped Space | The Wookiee Commode 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Editors
Jeanita Danzik

Jeanita Danzik was an American fan writer, particularly known in Star Trek fandom for her Q, Jean-Luc Picard and Picard/Q stories. She published Trek fanfiction in zines in the 1980s. She was active c. 1995–96 on alt.fan.q, where associates included Alara Rogers, Atara Stein, Ruth Gifford, Mercutio, Robin Lawrie, Varoneeka and Julia Houston. 
She was also active in The X-Files fandom in the 2000s under the pseud Bette St. Davis, where she wrote mainly Skinner/Krycek, described as unique and different and amazing.Comment from polly_b (accessed 10 June 2016)
She died in June 2005.alara-r: A friend of mine is dead. (accessed 9 June 2016)ASCEM: Forwarding some sad news - In Memoriam... Jeanita Danzik (accessed 9 June 2016)
==Recollections==
==Example Fanfiction==
===TNG===
*The Q Who Fell to Earth (1995). Well-known 'Deja Q' spinoff novel
*The Best of All Possible Worlds (1996) & In The Valley Of The Shadow (1997). Set in the Mirror Universe, focusing on mirror-Picard. Both stories were ASC Award winners
===X-Files===
*"Two Voices". Skinner/Krycek. 2002 Spooky Awards runner-up
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Jeanne DeVore

Jeanne DeVore is a gen fanfic writer and zine publisher. Her press is Chicago Station.
She wrote in her fannish bio: "I've been writing FanFic for about 17 years, beginning in 1987 in Blake's 7 fandom, continuing on through Professionals, From Eroica with Love, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. My most recent fic forays have been in Lord of the Rings." From her website
She participated in organizing several fan conventions. For example, she was in charge of programming of SomaCon 3.0 in 1991. She and Merle Micklin wrote Gauda Prime Follies, a series of humorous skits that were performed on that con. She also held Kung Fu: The Legend Continues party for MediaWest*Con 1997.
Several of her stories and zines published by her press won Fan Q awards.
==Notable Works==
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
* Child of the Moving Tide
* Possession (winner of 1998 Fan Q) in The Tiger and The Dragon 
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Father Figure (winner of 2000 Fan Q) in The Return of the Sunnydale Slayers!
* Common Ground (winner of 2001 Fan Q) in The Sunnydale Slayers Strike Back!
==Zines==
Jeanne DeVore's stories were published in the following zines:
Blake's 7
* Magnificent Seven (Blake's 7 zine) #7
* Input #2
* Something... Unfriendly #1
* Southern Seven #5
* B7 Complex #13 and #15
* Songs of the Seven
* Powerplay (Blake's 7 zine) #4
* The Plain Man's Guide to Alien Invasions #1 and #2
* Down and Unsafe #7 and #8
* Destiny
* Power #1
* Gambit #2, #3 and #4
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
* Sound of the Flute
* Splinters of Light #3 and #4
* Corridors #1 and #2
* Enter the Grasshopper #2 and #2.5
* Patterns (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine) #5
* Shades of Green
* Bridging the Gap #1
* The Uncarved Block
* Covenant
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Give Blood #1 and #2
Zines published by DeVore's press Chicago Station:
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
* Reflections (anthology zine, won multiple Fan Q awards)
* Red Thread by Brenda Mick (1998 Fan Q winner)
* Double, Double (anthology zine)
* Journey of the Mind by Sherri Fillingham
* Exit Wounds by Sandra Basham and Brenda Mick
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Observare by Jeanne DeVore
==Fanart==
File:Reflections6.jpg|Cover of Reflections #6 by Jeanne DeVore
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Jeanne Gold

Jeanne Gold is a fanwriter and zine publisher. Her press is Golden Lily Press.
==Jeanne Gold's Words==
From Jeanne Gold on The Rise and Fall of the Fanzine:
==Fan Comments==
==Zines with Gold's Work==
* Atlantis Utopia
* Blood Brothers
* Door to Heaven
* Gateways
* Hunting Trips
* Jumper
* MacGyverisms
* Road Trip With My Brother
* The Science of Deduction
* Shades of Green
* The Tiger and the Dragon
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Jeanne Gomoll

Jeanne Gomoll has been active in science fiction fandom for many decades. She played a crucial role in establishing the feminist SF zine Janus/Aurora and the feminist SF convention and conference WisCon, wrote and edited numerous essays and zines,Jeanne Gomoll. Wikipedia and was nominated several times for a Hugo Award in fanwork-related categories in her capacity as a fan artist and fan editor. She was a North American delegate to Europe for the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund in 1987.
From Jeanne Gomoll's bio on the website of Loncon 3, the 72nd World Science Fiction Convention where she was Fan Guest of Honor:
==Notes==
 
Category:Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund
Category:Fanartists
Jeanne L. Matthews

Jeanne L. Matthews is a fanartist that contributed to Star Trek zines in the 1970s - 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Timewarp2-11.jpg|Art from Time Warp #2 (1978) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Eridani big.jpg|Cover art from Eridani #3 (1988) (Star Trek TNG)
File:Abode13art3.jpg|Art from Abode of Strife #13 (1988) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Offduty1-6.jpg|Art from Off Duty #1 (1988) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Beyondthefartheststar4-5.jpg|Art from Beyond the Farthest Star #4 (1989) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Beyondthefartheststar4-6.jpg|Art from Beyond the Farthest Star #4 (1989) (Star Trek: TOS)
File:Orion29art3.jpg|Art from Orion #29 (1990) (Star Trek: TOS) 
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Jeannie Marie's Garden Of Delights

Jeannie Marie's Garden Of Delights is a Due South slash page with essays, top ten lists, con reports from Media*West XVIII, RCW III and RCW 139 IV and a link to It's A Duesie!, Detective Armani's gen page. 
The site was hosted by Geocities and linked to from the Due South Slash Site. The description from there says "Italian cookbooks, GESI hunter's guide".
The page was also listed in The Fan Fiction Directory.
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Due South WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000s