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Fantastic Posts & Where to Find Them

Fantastic Posts & Where to Find Them was the reference site for the Harry Potter mailing list Harry Potter for Grownups (HPFGU).
The site was originally launched as The Harry Potter FAQs aka HP For Grownups FAQ in July 2001. It was set up and hosted by Steve Vander Ark at the Harry Potter Lexicon site. Work on the "FAQs"—actually lengthy topical essays—had been in progress since the end of the previous year.Penny Linsenmayer at HPforGrownups. Harry's Birthday: FAQs are Available for Viewing (Message #23322), posted 31 July 2001. (Messages are restricted to list members, but membership is unmoderated.) The site was updated, expanded, and renamed "Fantastic Posts & Where to Find Them" in November 2002.Elkins at HPforGrownups. ADMIN: Fantastic Posts And Where To Find Them (Message #46614), posted 14 November 2002. It moved to hpfgu.org.uk in 2003.
The site contained "Facts, speculation, and analysis from the most dedicated fans in the Muggle world to answer all your tough questions about the Harry Potter universe."
==Sections==
The Author
* J.K. Rowling by Penny Linsenmayer (09 Jun 2001)
The Books
* Universal Appeal of Harry Potter by Penny Linsenmayer (30 Jul 2001)
* Book Banning and Controversies by Heidi (17 Oct 2000)
* Lawsuits by Heidi (28 Sep 2000)
* Religion and Harry Potter by Penny Linsenmayer (09 Jun 2001)
The Group
* The Fantastic Post Owls (10 Nov 2002; updated 06 Jul 2003)
* The History of HPfGU by Penny Linsenmayer and Cindy C. (10 Nov 2002; updated 06 Jul 2003)
* Hypothetic Alley: HPfGU's Wildest Speculations by Tabouli, Elkins, Dicentra spectabilis, and Cindy C. (30 Apr 2002; updated 06 Jul 2003)
The Characters
* Animal Characters by Simon (23 Jun 2001)
* Sirius Black: Part I | Part II by Dicentra spectabilis (10 Nov 2002, updated 27 Aug 2003)
* The Dursley Family by Simon (23 Jun 2001; updated 27 Jun 2001)
* Hermione Granger by Penny Linsenmayer (21 Jun 2001)
* Neville Longbottom by Mike Gray (09 Jun 2001)
* Minerva McGonagall by Neil Ward (05 Aug 2001)
* Peter Pettigrew by Mike Gray (27 Nov 2001)
* James and Lily Potter (23 Oct 2000)
* Severus Snape by Gwen and Porphyria (10 Nov 2002)
* Ron Weasley by Neil Ward (10 Jun 2001; updated 30 Jul 2001)
* The Weasley Family by Simon (21 Jul 2001)
* Lord Voldemort by Simon (07 Jul 2001; updated 30 Jul 2001)
	
The Potterverse
* Geography by Heidi Tandy (23 Oct 2000; updated 26 Oct 2002)
* Hogwarts by Penny Linsenmayer (10 Jun 2001)
* Mysteries and Inconsistencies by Penny Linsenmayer, Cindy C., and Pippin (20 May 2001; updated 11 Nov 2002)
* Potential Romantic Pairings by Penny Linsenmayer (20 May 2001; updated 13 Jun 2001)
* Predictions by Simon (15 Feb 2001)
* Government by Penny Linsenmayer (09 Jun 2001)
* Magical Devices by Neil Ward (10 Jun 2001)
* Wands by Simon (28 Mar 2001; updated 30 Jul 2001)
The Fans
* Fanfiction by Penny Linsenmayer, updated by Ebony & Heidi (23 Oct 2000; updated 26 Oct 2002)
* Other Recommended Readings by Jeralyn, the Voicelady (21 Jun 2001)
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:2000s
Fantastic Voyage

Fantastic Voyage is an American animated 1960s science fiction TV series and 1966 film
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
* If it's Tuesday; Then This Must be the CMDF... by Dianne Elliott, M*A*S*H/Fantastic Voyage crossover story
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Fantastic Voyage at Fanshare.com
===Zines===
Multifandoms:
* Peripatetic
Category:Fantastic Voyage
Fantasy's Fire

Fantasy's Fire is a Kirk/Spock story by Judith Coventry. 
 
It was published in the print zine First Time #30.
 
==Summary==
"Having declared their love, Kirkʼs reaction to the events on Gamma Hydra 4 threaten to separate him from Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1991===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Fantasy, Credibility, and Crime

Fantasy, Credibility, and Crime is a 1998 Beauty and the Beast (TV) essay by Edith Crowe.
It was published in Sanctuary #4. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what genre is Beauty and the Beast (TV)?
* one fantasy in the show is the depiction of Catherine Chandler's job as a District Attorney and how its portrayal is not very realistic
* the essay has MUCH description of what Catherine's job would really be like (she wouldn't have a lot of free time to hang around with Vincent Wells, and her tasks would be mostly desk work and paperwork)
* incorporating the fantasy element into one's own writing
* the violence on the show and Catherine's reactions to it
* cites a book by Linda Fairstein called "Sexual Violence" and a book by David Heilbroner called "Rough Justice: Days and Nights of a Young DA"
* some subtle remarks on how a good Classic fan supports the first two seasons 
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Fantasy-News

Fantasy-News was a science fiction fanzine published 1938-1945, with a later revival from 1948-49. James V. Taurasi was founding editor and publisher until 1939, at which point it was handed over to Will Sykora. Frances Alberti Sykora edited the revival.
== About ==
== Reviews ==
Forrest J Ackerman boycotted the zine in late 1939, after he and the Los Angeles Science Fiction League voiced their support for the Futurians (see The Great Exclusion Act), and Sam Moskowitz responded with some personal attacks (see Morojo vs Moskowitz) and what the LASFL saw as false reporting:
Robert A. W. Lowndes reviewed the zine in 1940, at the height of a personal feud with Taurasi and Sykora. (See also The Great Exclusion Act.)
New Fandom, edited by Taurasi and Moskowitz, reviewed it several months later:
Category:1938 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1948 Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Fantasy (disambiguation)

*Fantasy, the genre
==Zines==
*Fantasy, a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology
*Fantasies, a slash Star Trek: TOS anthology, a sister zine to Act Five
*Fantazy, a multimedia zine
 
==Fiction==
* Fantasies, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Beverly Sutherland
* Fantasies, a Star Trek: TOS K/S story by Kathy Resch
* Fantasies, a Blake's 7 story
* Fantasies, a Professionals story by Fanny Adams
Fantasy Amateur Press Association

Fantasy Amateur Press Association ("FAPA") is science fiction fandom's longest-established amateur press association ("apa" or "apazine"). Founded in 1937 by Futurians Donald A. Wollheim and John B. Michel, it is also fandom's longest-running organization of any kind, preceding the founding of the runner-up, the National Fantasy Fan Federation, by nearly four years.
FAPA's original membership limit was 50 members to accommodate publishers using hectographs.
There were 21 members listed on the roster of the first mailing in August 1937; it took until the November 1938 mailing to fill the 50-member roster. The membership limit was raised to 65 in 1943. Even with that increase, there were long, long waiting lists.By the '70s the waiting list became much smaller, and since the mid '90s had disappeared altogether. Additionally, the number of members had also shrunk as existing members died or otherwise dropped off the roster. 
As of May 2016, there were 23 active participants (including one joint membership). By May 2017, there were just 19. At the beginning of 2022, the nadir of the organization, there were only 13. 
In 2021, elf, a fan writer and archiver of fandom, made the intensive effort to determine whether the legendary FAPA still existed and, if so, how to join. It wasn't easy. Eventually, she got a hold of member Roger Wells, who put her in contact with Ken Forman, the current Official Editor. Elf joined for the first mailing of 2022 (February). She later recruited Gideon Marcus, founder of the fanzine Galactic Journey, as the second new member.
This sparked an inflow of people, all ultimately tracing back to her. Since Elf's joining, a new member has joined every quarter, and the rolls now total 19 (one of them, Roger Lichtman, died in 2022, and is being kept on the rolls as a posthumous honor). Thus, FAPA is undergoing a comparatively explosive revival while maintaining the timbre and tradition of the original organization and honoring the value of paper and mail based fan discussion. It is hoped that FAPA can reach its 65-member cap (and explore what to do then!) in time for its hundredth anniversary.
Information about how to participate in FAPA is currently being maintained on the wiki page for FAPA on Fancyclopedia, a fan culture encyclopedia founded by an early FAPA member in 1944 which also contains a great deal of information about the history of FAPA and its influence on early fandom.
==Some Past Notable Members==
Notable members over the years have included Forrest J Ackerman | James Blish | Marion Zimmer Bradley | Myrtle R. Douglas (Morojo) | David McDaniel aka "Ted Johnstone" | Elmer Perdue | Bjo Trimble | John Trimble | Donald A. Wollheim
==External Links==
* on Fancyclopedia
* on Livejournal
*Wikipedia:Fantasy Amateur Press Association
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Fantasy Extravaganza

Fantasy Extravaganza is a free Touhou Project ezine. The zine also includes a link to a download of digital merchandise (icons, phone wallpapers, and desktop wallpapers).
== Contents ==
* Art by rylusus, Alfynith, Alis, AlysTown, ant, ArtHungryDemon, Ash K., Ato, Avery, Caroline Gore, cCatclaw, cho, Clover, Cody, coolchulainn, Doll, durian, Emily, Genten, Ghooost, Gingeredmink, Homu K, Isotoxal, K-ailisi, Kia, Kiri, Kyomi, Laura, LauwDany, Mads, Majo, MajorMilk, Mandy Kurosaki, margeritenunez, Masada, Mefomefo, Mercurii, Merry, Michy, necroire, nettaraxy, niisanberg, NITO, nonkiru, Nutmeg Nautilus, nyansae, Nyl0n06, pmoth, rikichii, Ruby (RN), Scribblewing, SigilEyed, Sir Hoopsalot, smeef0, Snowrca, spacemako, Spicy, Spin, TetrabrikDePapel, thislittlelog, tjdthwjd, Vonnir, YuiKannon
* fictionalized articles about Gensokyo locations by Erien
Category:2019 ZinesCategory:Touhou ProjectCategory:Gen Zines
Fantasy Fiction Field

Fantasy Fiction Field was a newssheet edited by Julius Unger from 1940-1945. Unger tried to revive it in 1963, but died on the day of its first printing. Co-editor Harvey Inman printed 19 issues, but the revival folded in the same year.
In FFF's original incarnation, Robert A. W. Lowndes was associate editor and John B. Michel was publisher and printer. In 1941, Robert A. Madle became assistant editor and Rusty Hevelin was the printer. Hyman Tiger also joined as a reporter.
== Reviews ==
Category:1940 Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:1963 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Fantasy Flight

Fantasy Flight is a gen multimedia anthology 35-page fanzine published in 1981 by Karla Jarrett. 
It contains Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica (1978).
The cover is by Sat Nam Kaur Keahey.
==Originally Had a Different Title: "New Horizons"==
==Feedback and Thank Yous==
==Contents==
* Table of Contents
* Editorial
* Some Zine Listings
* Travelers Web, poem by Lyn Wiedemann (original science fiction)
* Turning Point by Jo Latham ([[Battlestar Galactica (1978)) (1)
* Oops Joke, cartoon by Katra (Star Wars) (3)
* Correlian [sic] Drinking Song curtesy [sic] of Boba Fett (Star Wars) (4)
* Shuttle Run by Karla Jarrett and Lyn Wiedmann ([[Battlestar Galactica (1978)) (5)
* Filk Wars by L. Wiedemann, K. Fullerton and P. Marek (14)
* Oops Joke, cartoon by Katra (Star Wars) (15)
* To Choose Your Own Path by Lizabeth Thomas ("Installment-novel of drug addiction, mind control and other situations. A taste of another side of a coin." -- "FROM AN IDEA BY CHERIE BUCHHEIM EDITING: Geoff Nathan, Laurel Olds, Kim Clark, Josie Figueroa, and a whole bunch of other good friends. ARTWORK: J.R., Mary Thomson, Honey Flash, Scorpio, A DREAM DEDICATED TO GEORGE LUCAS, WHO MADE IT FOR FILM AND TO KIM CLARK, WHO TIED IT UP FOR ME THANKS TO BOTH OF YOU." -- "Is anyone interested in getting it as a complete, bound work in three volumes?") (Star Wars) (16)
* Oops Joke, cartoon by Katra (Star Wars) (32)
* A Cache of Durnindrifes by Jo Latham (Star Wars) (33)
==Interior Sample==
 
Image:fantasyflight-1.jpg|Katra 
Image:fantasyflight-2.jpg|Katra 
Image:fantasyflight-3.jpg|Mary Thomson
Image:fantasyflight-4.jpg|unknown artist
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Fantasy High

Fantasy High is an actual-play podcast by Dimension 20 featuring the Intrepid Heroes with Brennan Lee Mulligan acting as DM. It takes place in a world that's described as "John Hughes meets D&D"Dimension 20: Fantasy High. Accessed 16 Feb 2023. and follows a group of six students at Aguefort Adventuring Academy through their freshman and sophomore years. The show is by far the most popular Dimension 20 campaign at 8/10 of the most popular pairings on AO3 and 9/10 of the most popular characters.Dimension 20 (Web Series) tag on AO3. Accessed 16 Feb 2023.
The show was so popular that it spawned a second season and two spin-off campaigns, one about a group of pirates and another about the seven girls involved in Prompocalypse.
==Canon==
The two seasons of Fantasy High follow the main characters, known as The Bad Kids, through their freshman and sophomore years at Aguefort Adventuring Academy. It can primarily be described as a coming of age story with some mystery elements, as the disappearance of several girls is a key point in the first season and the party is looking into the matter along with several other smaller mysteries such as the identity of Fig Faeth and [Gorgug Thistlespring]]'s respective fathers.
The series is notable for having several canon queer femslash pairings as well as a prominent asexual (and heavily implied to be aromantic) character in Riz Gukgak.
===Characters===
The Bad Kids
*Adaine Abernant, played by Siobhan Thompson
*Fabian Aramaris Seacaster, played by Lou Wilson
*Fig Faeth, played by Emily Axford
*Gorgug Thistlespring, played by Zac Oyama
*Kristen Applebees, played by Ally Beardsley
*Riz Gukgak, played by Brian Murphy
Guest Characters
*Ficus, played by Griffin McElroy
*Hargis, played by Brian David Gilbert
Major NPCs
*Arthur Aguefort, the "eternal principal" of Aguefort Adventuring Academy 
*Bill Seacaster, a great adventurer and pirate who is also Fabian's father
*Gilear Faeth, Fig's adoptive father
*Gorthalax the Insatiable, a demon and Fig's biological father
*The Hangman, a motorcycle possessed by a hellhound and currently owned by Fabian
*Ragh Barkrock, a former bully who becomes friends with Fabian and Gorgug
*Sklonda Gukgak Riz's detective mother
*Tracker O'Shaughness, Kristen's girlfriend
*Ayda Aguefort, Fig's girlfriend
==Fandom==
The two most popular pairings for this fandom on AO3 are Riz Gukgak/Fabian Aramais Seacaster and Ayda Aguefort/Figueroth Faeth, with Kristen Applebees/Tracker O'Shaughnessey and Zelda Donovan/Gorgug Thistlespring coming after that.Dimension 20 (Web Series) tag on AO3. Accessed 20 Feb 2023. Popular headcanons include aroace!Riz GukgakAromantic Asexual Riz Gukgak] tag on AO3. Accessed 20 Feb 2023. and autistic!RizAutistic Riz Gukgak tag on AO3. Accessed 20 Feb 2023.
==References==
Category:Dimension 20
Fantasy Island

Fantasy Island is an American television series from the 1970s and 1980s that aired on ABC and which had a revival series in the 1990s.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
 
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Do Over (Fantasy Island/due South crossover)
===Fanart===
File:Mccmoystoy1art4.jpg|page in McCoy's T.O.Y. zine.
===Zines===
Multifandoms:
* Beta Antares Four
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Fantasy Island works at AO3
* Fantasy Island & crossover works at FFN
Category:Fantasy Island
Fantasy Magazine

Fantasy Magazine was an early science fiction fanzine. It started as Science Fiction Digest in September 1932, under the editorship of Maurice Z. Ingher. In April 1933, Conrad Ruppert took over as editor, and in December 1933 it was renamed to Fantasy Magazine. It continued under that name until 1937. Julius Schwartz edited it from June 1934 onward.
In November 1933 it absorbed The Time Traveller.
== Reviews ==
Category:1932 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Fantasy Out of Hand

Fantasy Out of Hand is a Kirk/Spock story by Alexis Fegan Black.
It was published in the print zine First Time #4.
==Summary==
"Forced on shore leave by McCoy, Kirk spends the night alone, eventually realizing his desire for Spock."
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1995===
===1996===
===1997===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Fantasy Star

Fantasy Star is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Mochiya, also featuring work by six other doujinka. The main story (by Mochiya) is set during the Marauders era and is about Sirius and Lily's relationship; James/Lily is established and Sirius/Lily may be implied. The stories by other artists are primarily shorter gags focusing on the trio, such as a Ron/Hermione piece, though a couple are Marauders stories.
Fantasy Star is Mochiya's 33rd doujinshi overall, and their fifth Harry Potter book.
== Reviews ==
== Gallery ==
Image:Fantasy Star front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Fantasy Star sample.jpg|Inside art
Image:Fantasy Star sample2.jpg|Inside art
Other scans can be found at House of Black Doujinshi (archived site).
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Fantasy Worlds Festival Dead Dog Party Incident

Fantasy Worlds Festival Dead Dog Party Incident is a 1980 essay by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
The title used here on Fanlore; the actual essay has no subtitle and is one in the series called Letters from MZB.
This essay was printed in Darkover Newsletter #21. 
Bradley wrote a letter to fans in nearly every issue of Darkover Newsletter. They were often chatty and informative, filled with her opinions about various matters, updated fans on her con and travel plans and upcoming books, and sometimes scolded fans about various things. 
The letter in March 1980 addressed what had happened at the Dead Dog Party for Fantasy Worlds Festival. 
At the bottom of the letter is an illo of three little scorpions.
==Some Topics==
* personal contact with fans
* parties and guests getting out of hand
==Excerpts==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Marion Zimmer Bradley Meta
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Pro Author Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Fanthropology

You may be looking for The Fanthropologists, a podcast that began in 2022.
Fanthropology is a LiveJournal community dedicated to discussing fandom. 
The journal has 2,109 entries that have received 33,207 comments. from the User Info (accessed 1/2009) 
Many entries are bookmarked by subject here. You can also search by the archive from 2003-2015 here.
In recent years, activity slowed, and the majority of posts were wneleh's "Media References to Fanfic," compiled weekly and cross-posted to the Dreamwidth community as_others_see_us.
==Self Descriptions==
==Fan Comments==
From a fan in April 2005: 
==Archived ==
While it may be rare, at least one post was deleted. It was preserved at Fandom Wank Wiki: And they just keep going, a post and discussion involving purplepopple, underage fans writing slash, and Lee Goldberg, November 2005. Another set of posts that were removed are a bunch from here in 2005 regarding RPF. 
Other discussions are available and archived here: Discussions.
==References==
Category:Meta Journal Communities‏
Category:2005 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Fantina

Fantina is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. She is well-liked with fans, though not too many fanworks exist which primarily focus on her. She also makes appearances in Pokémon Masters, PokéAni and Pokéspe.
She is a fan favorite. The Pokémon Fantina is most associated with are Drifblim, Gengar and Mismagius.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
Fantina has no major pairings or relationships of note exclusive to Pokémon fandom, (that is, popular ones created by fans.) She has had many ship names coined, however, and is shipped in small capacities in corners of the fandom.
===Less Popular Relationships===
 
*DanceandfightShipping - Fantina & Maylene
*DancingroulettefighterShipping - Dahlia, Fantina & Maylene
*DancingroulettestarShipping - Argenta, Dahlia & Fantina
*DecolleteShipping - Wallace & Fantina
*DerriereShipping - B-2 & Fantina
* DesignerShipping - Lucian & Fantina
*DiasporaShipping - Alice & Fantina
*DiscothèquesShipping - Miror B. & Fantina
*EidolonShipping - Fantina & Phoebe
*EiffelTowerShipping - Fantina & Paris
*ElectrocutedShipping - Volkner & Fantina
*ElysianShipping - Fantina & Gardenia
*EminenceShipping - Fantina & Lucy
*EnigmalShipping - Fantina & Hazel
*EreshkigalShipping - Archer & Fantina
*EveningShipping - Fantina & Valerie
*EventideShipping - Grimsley & Fantina
*ExcavateurShipping - Clay & FantinaMore can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
===Jupiter and Fantina, Possible Siblings?===
Some headcanon she is related to Jupiter, given how they both share an odd deep purple, yet reddish hair color.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Awards ===
* Fantina won the "Who's your favorite Sinnoh Gym Leader?" poll in 2024 on Tumblr, conducted by pkmn-go-to-the-polls, receiving 19.7% of the vote. (~24 May 2024)
===Fan Art===
* (2021) Fantina with her Mismagius.
* (2011) Fantina with fellow Ghost-type gym leaders Shauntal and Morty.
* (2008)
* (2023)
=== Wikis ===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Fantine

Fantine is a supporting character in Les Misérables.
==Canon==
Fantine is a young working class woman in Paris who becomes pregnant by a rich student, Félix Tholomyès. After he abandons her, she is forced to look after their child, Cosette, on her own. Originally a beautiful and naive girl, Fantine is eventually forced by circumstances to become a prostitute, selling her hair and front teeth, losing her beauty and health. The money she earns is sent to support her daughter, Cosette. Fantine eventually dies of tuberculosis, and Valjean promises to find Cosette and raise her as his own.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes, Fanon & Themes===
Fantine is generally left out of most shipping activity, and works that do feature her often portray her as either an older, gentle, motherly character, or a young, tragic, desperate character. This really depends on whether the work is set in the canon timeline, or is a modern au. When she is shipped with someone, it is most often Valjean, but it is not one of the more popular ships in the fandom.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
===Relationships===
* Fantine/Jean Valjean
* Fantine & Cosette
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Character tag on the AO3
==References==
 Wikipedia article on her character
 the whole novel, translated into English
Category:Les Misérables Characters
Fantom Alterations

Fantom Alterations is a gen multi-fandom fiction zine. There was one issue, probably published in 1985. A second issue was proposed, but it was not published.
The editor writes of this zine, as well as her second title in the editorial of Who Else?. 
A second issue was proposed. From that flyer, typos included: 
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Fantopia, Or, How to Live With Fellow Fans (And Not Kill Them)

Fantopia, Or, How to Live With Fellow Fans (And Not Kill Them) is a 2007 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* sharing living quarters with other fans
* many practical tips (not necessarily fannish) about getting along with others
* tips specifically about fans: discuss each other physical boundaries, discuss each others views on spoilers, recognize that people have different fannish interests
* have more than one television
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Meta