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The Big Girls' Book of Smallville Big Boys

The Big Girls' Book of Smallville Big Boys is a 134-page slash anthology. Story summaries can be found here .
*Sherry and Oak by M. Fae Glasgow (7,400+ words) - The best vintages. like the best people, shouldn't be hurried. Post Redux.
*Victorious by Fajrdrako (5,720+ words) - Men were so easy to manipulate - or at least Lex had been before. The Victoria arc.
*Cars by M. Fae Glasgow (1,820+ words) - Everyone thinks they know why Lex loves fast cars, but Lex knows better. First season.
*Cochineal by M. Fae Glasgow (22,350+ words) - How Lex Luthor gave birth to Superman. Post Red. 
*His Master's Voice by M. Fae Glasgow (1,920+ words) - Lex knows exactly what his father would want him to do. First season.
*Fireflies and Butterflies by M. Fae Glasgow (6,860+ words) - Sometimes 'yes' is the last thing Lex needs to hear Clark say. First season.
*A Tangled Web by M. Fae Glasgow (5,220+ words) - Why would Lex need Helen to break down the walls around his heart when Clark has already reduced those walls to a pile of pretty pebbles? Post Visage.
*The Prince Lex by Jane Mailander (16,620+ words) - Smallville recast in the classic film The Princess Bride. First season. Humor.
*Lightning Crash by M. Fae Glasgow (1,560+ words) - Bringing light to the dark places with the touch of his hand on his own rain-slicked skin. First season.
*Dressage by M. Fae Glasgow (4,210+ words) - Dammnit, why did sex objects have to insist on being real people? First season.
*Exeunt by M. Fae Glasgow (910+ words) - Even when it's the stuff of legends, will love always be enough? Future, not comic canon.
*The Yellow Brick Road by M. Fae Glasgow (35,500+ words) - Ray's used to Fraser risking his life in wildly bizarre ways, but this is the first time it's led to anywhere quite as bizarre as Smallville. Second season Smallville/pseudo-Call of the Wild crossover with Due South).
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Smallville ZinesCategory:Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Big List of Fanfic Peeves

"The Big List of Fanfic Peeves" is a 1999 essay by Sandy Herrold and The Bitkahs (especially, but not exclusively: Michelle Christian, Shoshanna, Gwyneth Rhys, torch, Jane Carnall, elynross, Terri, and Keiko Kirin) and helped enormously by some folks at the Crossroads, a private Sentinel mailing list.
==Similar Sites/Lists==
* The Big List of Small Dogs
* The Big List of Fanfic Peeves
* The Elements of Phyle
* How to Write Almost Readable Fanfiction
 
* Holy Mother Grammatica's Guide to Good Writing
* 28 things I hate in fanfiction
==Introduction==
==Points==
* Peeves
** One: Epithets ;What's wrong with swearing, I hear you say.
** Two: Fear of "Said"
** Three: Excessive emphasis
** Four: Other excessive use of symbols
** Five: God in slash fiction
** Six: Ellipses and other punctuation
** Seven: Point Of View
** Eight: Excessive displays of emotion
** Nine: Exaggerated size (or more rarely, age) differences between the two guys
** Ten: Yentas
* Peeve-ettes
** Grammar is NOT optional!
** Excessive use of disembodied body parts to avoid possessives 
**Misused homophones
** Expository lumps
** Excessive quoting of lyrics
** Using 'literally' as an emphasis word when the action isn't literally true 
** Speech patterns only an author could love 
**Misuse of foreign languages in fanfic
**Misuse of cock rings
** Misuse of dialogue 
==Some Excerpts==
 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:1999
The Big List of K/S Cliches

The Big List of K/S Cliches was compiled by Jungle Kitty. 
First posted in July 2001 on her Invisible Planets website, it was expanded many times over the following few years. 
A light-hearted look at the tropes and cliches of the K/S fandom, the list allotted points to each one allowing a total score to be calculated and in addition provided a list of plot points which could be used to reduce the overall score of a story.
==Introduction==
==Excerpts==
===Adding Points===
===Removing Points===
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Big List of Small Dogs

The Big List of Small Dogs is a list of fanfic phrase cliches (and other small dogs) by Resonant and Anne (a.k.a. Sigrid the Haughty) "with contributions from Miriam, Livia, Sandy, Destina, Ces, Brighid, Lucy, Julad, Rachel, and Merry."
The "small dogs rant" describes little things that, with repetition and/or association with badfic, become intolerable.
==Similar Lists==
* 40 Ways...To Be A Slash Hero (1998)
* The Big List of Small Dogs (1999)
* The Big List of Fanfic Peeves (1999)
* Pet Peeves & small dogs (1999)
==About==
 
==Excerpts from The List==
==References==
Category:FanworksCategory:WebsitesCategory:Fiction WritingCategory:How ToCategory:1999 Fanworks
The Big Luke One

The Big Luke One is a Star Wars fan club based in Japan, with a focus on Mark Hamill. 
A 1985 ad stated it was "not actively seeking members outside of Japan".
From Green Harvest #2 (1983): 
==Publications==
* Blue Milk
* Corvette Press (the title of this was likely a nod to Hamill's 1978 movie, Corvette Summer)
==References==
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1983 Fan Clubs
The Big O

The Big O is an anime and manga series about the mysterious Paradigm City, forty years after its inhabitants lost their memories and an apocalyptic event wiped out the rest of civilization. Its human citizens live alongside androids and mecha. 
==Fandom==
The fandom is primarily gen or Roger/Dorothy.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Traditions: A Big O Story by Ikarus Onesun
* New Year's Eve by Zola1
===Fanart===
===Meta===
* The Man with no Past Steps Into an Uncertain Future by Leviathan (leviathanmuse), a Roger Smith character essay for reflections_2 (November 2004)
==Links & Resources==
* Paradigm City, a Big O fansite and archive
* Save Big O, a fan campaign for a third season (defunct)
* The Big O at Archive of Our Own
* Big O at FanFiction.Net
* thebigo, a LiveJournal community
* biggest_act, a LiveJournal community
* Big-O-Fans, a DeviantArt group
* The Big O Wiki
==References==
Category:The Big O
The Big Reveal

The Big Reveal is a Merlin gen story by Anonymous. It's a Merlin RPF crossover with the fictional universe.
Summary: "Bradley and Colin swap places with Merlin and Arthur. Fill of this kinkme_merlin prompt: "Arthur/Merlin, Bradley/Colin. Friendship stuff only, no slash if possible. Something magical happens, and the two pairs of boys get dimension-swapped. IE, Merlin and Arthur are here, trying to act in the series, and Bradley and Colin are stuck in Camelot. Others can be involved too...would love to see an Anthony and Uther reality-swap."
This story has been revised and reposted anonymously to AO3 and to the merlinkinkmeme mod journal.[FIC The Big Reveal | masterpost (repost, complete)], 08 August 2011. (Accessed 21 August 2011) 
The title refers to the episode Bradley and Colin are filming when they accidentally switch places with their fictional counterparts. In this episode Arthur was supposed to find out about Merlin's magic and he still does, only now Merlin and Arthur have a script and co-stars and Youtube and they have to find a way back. In the meantime Colin finds out that Bradley has magic, never told him, and what's little more than a party trick in our world is quite powerful in a land of myth, and a time of magic. That's rather fortunate as they find themselves in the middle of a quest to save the kingdom which is a dangerous job for a pretend prince and pretend sorcerer.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Merlin Fanfiction
Category:Actor RPF FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:Merlin RPF
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Big Spender Affair

"The Big Spender Affair" is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. vid by fanfromfla. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Napoleon/Illya. It was uploaded to the vidder's YouTube page on August 7, 2010. It was posted to the vidder's LiveJournal on August 8, 2010. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Georgie Smith on Crack Van on August 27, 2010: "(Why this vid kicks ass:) And it does! Kick ass that is. The clips in this video are very well chosen and well put together, I swear that Napoleon is tapping time with the music when he's standing in his tux behind that tree branch, you'll know what I mean when you watch it. *sigh* There is a LOT to love about this "Love Affair", holster porn, tuxes, cameo appearance by a surprise guest, looks, tuxes, toasts, rolling eyes and shrugs, tuxes, oh wait I said that didn't I? Did I mention holsters? It is smooth, like Peggy's voice, and clever and utterly enjoyable. And could there be a more perfect song choice when one has Napoleon in a video? Surely not. Did I mention Illya with the holster already? *guh* Now, how to convince our cousin to make more like this..." 
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Vids
Category:2010 Vids
The Big Three

*The Big Three, a glossary term
*The Big Three, the term's use in K-pop fandom 
*The Big Three in Marvel
*The Big 3 Manga
* The Emo Trinity: the Three Core Bandom Bands (FOB, MCR, P!atD)
* The "Big Three" archives for comics fanfic in the 1990s - Lori's X-Men Archive, Fonts of Wisdom and Shifting Sands.
See also: Trio
The Big Three (K-pop)

The Big Three in K-pop refers to the three South Korean entertainment companies YG Entertainment, JYP Entertainment, and SM Entertainment. These companies dominated the K-pop industry from the late 1990s to today. 
By the 2020s, HYBE Entertainment would often be included to make The Big Four.
==History==
YG Entertainment established themselves as a member of the Big 3 by signing artists such as PSY, BIG BANG, and 2NE1.
JYP Entertainment established themselves as a member of the Big 3 by signing artists such as 2am, 2pm, and Wonder Girls.
SM Entertainment established themselves as a member of the Big 3 by signing artists such as SHINee, SNSD/Girls Generation, BOA, Super Junior, f(x), and EXO.
==Impact==
The Big 3 companies, with their connections and hold over the entertainment industry in South Korea, are capable of allegedly blacklisting ex-idols. Current rumored blacklisted idols are:
*From JYP Entertainment:
**Jay Park
*From SM Entertainment:
**JYJ (South Korean music group) (Xiah Junsu, Yoo Chun, and Jaejong)
**Jessica Jung (Former SNSD/Girls Generation) member
When blacklisted, an ex-idol cannot promote their music on South Korean music shows like SBS Inkigayo, M Countdown, Music Bank, and Show Champion and are often barred from resources in the industry.
== Big Four ==
In the late 2010s, there were arguments over including Big Hit Entertainment to create a new "Big 4", due to the company's success from their group BTS. Many fans were opposed to this due to company only have one artist under their roster. By the early 2020s, these arguments would become almost non-existent.
In 2020, Big Hit Entertainment announced a rebranding to HYBE Entertainment. In the following years, they would rapidly debut new artists including TXT, Enhypen, NewJeans, Le Sserafim, BoyNextDoor, Illit and more. All to critical success. They would also acquire a number of existing labels, including Source Music (GFriend), and Pledis (Seventeen and Nu'est). Due to this rapid expansion of artists, it is commonly acknowledged that the "Big Three", became the "Big Four", with fans and the industry alike using this term to describe the current landscape of K-Pop within the 2020s.
== References ==
Category:K-Pop Fandom Glossary
The Big Valley

The Big Valley was a USAmerican western television series that ran for four seasons between 1965 - 1969.
==Canon==
The Big Valley focuses on the widow Victoria Barkley, her family, and the trials and tribulations involved in running their family ranch.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Although there is a small amount of shipping between the Barkley siblings, most romantic fanfiction seems to focus on the Barkley siblings paired with original characters.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Modern AU: the Barkley family living in a more modern setting
*Episode Tags: fanfiction connected with a specific episode
*Pastfic: family life as the children were growing up and before the death of their father 
*Canon Divergence AU: varies, but often involves Heath growing up with his Barkley siblings 
*Futurefic: what happened to the family after the series ended
==Fanworks==
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*The Holding Pen, fanfiction archive
*The Barkley Library, fanfiction archive
*The Big Valley Writing Desk, forum and fanfiction archive
*Dusty's Guide to Fanfiction in the Internet, fanfiction index
*The Big Valley tag at Archive of Our Own
*The Big Valley at FanFiction.net
Category:The Big Valley
The Big Valley Writing Desk

The Big Valley Writing Desk is an online writer's forum and fanfiction archive, dedicated to The Big Valley. It is a forum where writers can share with one another, collaborate, improve their writing, and it also holds challenges and provides resources for writers wishing to write The Big Valley fanficiton. Also it hosts a large archive, well over 1000 stories, of The Big Valley fanfiction. As of March 2018 the forum had 1167 members.
Category:The Big Valley
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Big Whodunit: A Star Trek Murder Mystery Spoof

The Big Whodunit: A Star Trek Murder Mystery Spoof was a fan-created play shown at a Creation Con in California.
The topic was mainly Star Trek: The Next Generation with some Star Trek: The Original Series.
==Description from the Program==
==The Cast==
As per the program:
The Guys:
* Capt. Jean-Luc Picard -- Kelly Weston
* Captain. James T. Kirk -- Russell Woolridge
* Cmndr. William Riker -- Russell Woolridge
* Cmndr. Montgomery Scott -- Dick Parker
* Lt. Cmndr. Worf -- Greg Bilan
* Lt. Cmndr. Data -- Larry Lavendel
* Lt. Cmndr. Geordi La Forge -- Barry Freeman
* Ensign Wesley Crusher -- Doug DeVore
* Khan Noonian Singh -- Alec Candia
* Narrator/Heckler -- Adam Malin & Co. (courtesy of CREATION)
The Dolls:
*Dr. Kate Pulaski -- Alexandra Roberts
* Dr. Beverly Crusher -- Peggy Small
*Counselor Deanna Troi -- Samantha Deaver
* Lwaxana Troi -- Jeannie Davidson
* Nan Miller -- Lynn Bradley
*Gem -- S. Sam Vaughan
* Sascha [sic] Yar -- Kellee Benedict
* Candy -- Jeannie Davidson
* Miri -- Mary Elisabeth Wahrlich
Indeterminate Gender:
* The Tribbles -- as themselves
==Acknowledgments: From the Program==
There were many thank you's in the program, including one to Majel Barrett-Roddenberry and Lincoln Enterprises (for the tribbles), the Santa Clara University Theatre Arts Department, the San Jose Civic Light Opera, and Foothill College.
==Reactions and Reviews==
One of the male leads (a self-identified actor) described the play as a disaster, an amateurish production in all aspects of its execution. However, his criticisms of the play most likely had more to do with differing fannish expectations than anything: con skits are known for their cheesiness, low-production values, in-jokes, and silliness. What "plays" well at a small, fan-run con where many participants know each other, does not translate well to a bigger stage. Added to this conflict of expectations, is the fact that the play was shown at a Creation Con, rather than a fan-run, not-for-profit con. This meant the audience was much more diverse, the TPTB were in attendance in various ways, fans were expecting to be entertained and get their money's worth, and this shift of filters and venue likely did not do this plays any favors. from MPH's personal notes (July 2019) 
==References==
Category:1989 Plays & Skits
Category:Star Trek Plays & Skits
Category:1989 Conventions
Category:Star Trek TNG
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
The Bigger They Come: The Trials and Tribulations of Megazines

The Bigger They Come: The Trials and Tribulations of Megazines is a 1986 essay by Jeanine Hennig.
It was printed in Blue Pencil #4. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Star Wars zine Far Realms
* bigger zines cost more money to produce, and the risks are all larger, too
* much, much practical advice on binding, collating, using a homemade lightbox, editing, tribbing, artists, and postage
* fans getting their money's worth
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:1986 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Biggest Gamble

The Biggest Gamble is a Vin/Ezra saga by Draig. The story was posted in 8 parts and is a winner of a Gold Ezzie June 2002.
From a mag7ficfind searchmag7ficfind. OW Ezra, 31 May 2011. (Accessed 30 July 2011): 
:"I'm trying to find an OW story where Ezra takes a misstep off the boardwalk and ends up injuring both legs. I think it's gen, but it might be slash." (flickerlj)
:"It sounds like Part 6 of The Biggest Gamble series by Draig. [...] Oh, and it's also available on All-Ezra." (fanficfan83)
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎Category:2000 Fanfiction‎Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
The Bigolas Dickolas Incident

On 7th May 2023, the Trigun fan Twitter account maskofbun posted a tweet recommending the 2019 queer sci-fi book This Is How You Lose the Time War. What followed was a series of events that neither the account, nor the authors of the novella, could have expected.
The tweet went viral, leading to a sudden increase in sales of the book years after its initial release. The book has peaked at #3 on the Amazon bestseller's list overall, and #1 on science fiction. 
The absurdity of it all was compounded by the fact that maskofbun's handle at the time was bigolas dickolas wolfwood, referencing the character of Nicholas D. Wolfwood (from Trigun Stampede) having a large penis. Memes about this point especially have arisen as a result. 
Yoshihiro Watanabe, a producer of Trigun Stampede, tweeted that he now owned the book, and Amal El-Mohtar, one of the book's authors, responded that she intends to watch Trigun. Articles about the event have been written by the likes of Kotaku, Tech Crunch, and Book Riot, whilst both Amal El-Mohtar and maskofbun have been interviewed by SlateAn Interview With the Author Whose Novel Is Rocketing up the Amazon Charts Thanks to a Tweet From Someone Called “Bigolas Dickolas” and Gizmodo respectively. 
==History==
On 7th May 2023, the Twitter account maskofbun posted a tweet about the book, This Is How You Lose the Time War, with an image of the book cover attached with the following caption:
==Reactions==
At the convention Anime Central (ACen) 2023, at least three fans cosplayed as Wolfwood with the book.
==Trigun Manga Reprint==
==Memes==
File:Goodbook trigun.jpg|Good book meme version bigolas dickolas, by some_witty_user
File:Did you talk wolfwood.jpg|Did you just talk meme version Nicholas D. Wolfwood, by minaIots
==As a Term==
==Resources & External Links==
*Bigolas Dickolas' "This Is How You Lose the Time War" Tweet page on KnowYourMeme
*bigolas dickolas is a fandom legend vid by ColeyDoesThings
==References==
Category:Trigun
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:2023 Events
Category:This Is How You Lose the Time War
The Bikini Bottom Horror

The Bikini Bottom Horror is a Spongebob fancomic by stillinthesimulation. 
==Story info==
==Fandom==
==Recursive Fanworks==
==Links==
* -- subreddit for reposting the comic with an active fan discussion community
==References==
Category:SpongeBob SquarePants
Category:2019 Fancomics
Category:2020 Fancomics
The Binding

The Binding is a LGBT fantasy magical realism novel by Bridget Collins, published in 2019. It is set against a 19th century England landscape that is part Victorian gothic, part medieval outlier and yet strikingly modern, where books are magical objects which contain the real memories of people who wanted to (or were forced to) forget them. The novel centers around the relationship between the country boy assistant to a Bookbinder (bookmaker) Emmett Farmer and young lordly gentleman Lucian Darnay.
==Canon Overview==
Emmett Farmer a young farm labourer whose life is irrevocably altered when he receives a cryptic summons, pressing him into service as an apprentice to a Bookbinder. But secrets and lies surround your life and the arrival of the lordly Lucian Darnay, with whom he senses a connection, changes everything, along with the discovery of a book with his own name on it and is forced to choose between forgetting and the dreadful, tantalising promise of remembrance.
===Main Characters===
* Emmett Farmer, a farmer boy who suffered an unexplained illness and was subsequently sent to apprentice with a Bookbinder;
* Lucian Darnay, a young gentleman who visits the binder;
* Seredith, the binder Emmett is apprenticed to;
* Althea Farmer, Emmett's sister.
==Fandom==
The book has a very small fandom centered around the canon relationship of Lucian Darnay/Emmett Farmer. The book's premise has also been used on several occasions in fusion fanworks.
* The Binding AO3 tag (23 works as of June 16, 2022.)
===Tropes===
The book is extremely trope-y and includes a number of fandom favourites:
* Amnesia, as each main character forgets the other one at alternating points in the story;
* Hurt/Comfort
* Identity Porn
* First Person pov, due to authors imitating the book's narrative style.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* the trump card - part 1 of The Binding trilogy series by refectory, Of course. The trump card. The words that, if I said them . . . I didn't let myself finish the thought. (2019)
* An Epilogue by turketspy, An epilogue. Emmett and Lucian find a home. (2019)
* Ash, Smoke, Fire by greedy_dancer, “There’s nothing the doctor can do for him,” “It’s a binder he needs.” (2019)
*(ask me again) tomorrow morning by paskuda, "Well then," he says. "Let's go." We do. This is everything that happens after.
*The Hidden Passage by aurilly for MildredMost, Getting their memories back is only the first step. (2021)
===Fanart===
* Y’all need to read “The Binding” by Bridget Collins by malishiru (2019)
*Which was worse to feel nothing or to grieve by rn-lynch (2020)
*Emmett Farmer/Lucian Darnay, a Russian aesthetic by pssvggrss (2020)
*Emmett Farmer and Lucian Darnay from the book of Bridget Collins by madnessandlovesstuff (2020)
*Emmett/Lucian in a prairie by khuggs (2021)
===Podfic===
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature