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FAKE (doujinshi circle)

FAKE is a doujinshi circle run by Azuma that publishes Gankutsuou and Death Note doujinshi.
== Works ==
=== Death Note ===
* Catch me if you can - June 2004
* Doku wo Kurawaba Sara made (毒をくらわば皿まで) - August 2004
=== Gankutsuou ===
* Eien no Himitsu - March 2005
* Ever After - May 2005
* WALTZ - July 2005
* Ever After + PLUS - August 2005
== External Links ==
* FAKE at the Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon
Category:2000s
FAKE (manga)

FAKE is a BL manga.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
== Fannish Resources == 
*Wikipedia:FAKE (manga)
*FAKE (Manga) works on AO3
*Fake (manga) Wiki on Fandom.com
*FAKE manga on TVTropes
*Fake on Anime News Network
==References==
Category:FAKE
FAN-tastic

FAN-tastic is a multimedia gen anthology of filks and comics with at least two issues.
==Issue 1==
FAN-tastic 1 was published in 1981 and contains 40 pages. It is subtitled "Filk Songs and other Fannish Delights."
Contributors were Paul Cary, K.G. Lester, Diane Lee Myers, Jeff Ponche, and Chris Weber. 
This issue features music by Chris Weber. Some of these songs appear on the filk cassette tape, "I Filk" also published by DAG Productions.
The lyrics were reprinted in book form in 2022 as part of the 107 song collection, "Sentient Chili and Stranger Filk."
From the zine: 
Image:fantastic.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:fantasticinside.jpg|the title page of issue #1, note: the words "These are all SONGS" are not on the zine itself
Image:fantasticinside1.jpg|from #1
Image:fantasticinside2.jpg|from #1
Image:fantasticinside3.jpg|from #1
Image:fantasticback.jpg|back cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
FAN-tastic 2 (v.1 n.2) was published in 1982 and contains 40 pages.
This issue features music by Karen Willson. Some of these songs appear on the filk cassette tape, Children of the Future, one of the first filk cassettes ever published (in 1979 by the since defunct Hourglass Productions.) The album was re-released on cassette and later on CD, both from DAG Productions. 
Image:fantastic1-1.jpg|cover of issue #2
Image:fantastic1-2.jpg|from issue #2
Category:Art Zines
Category:Filk Music
Category:1981 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
FAN/FIC Magazine

FAN/FIC Magazine is an online magazine focusing on fandom and fans. 
It was started by Susan Pi, and is now edited by Malory Beazley.
==About==
"FAN/FIC is an online magazine for fanfiction readers and writers. We publish compelling articles and personal essays about fan culture, practical advice on how to improve your craft, and interviews with people in the community. We’ll also spotlight the best fanfics we find along the way, because great writing should always be celebrated."
Founder: Susan Pi. "FAN/FIC was founded in October 2015 by Susan Pi. Susan’s background in publishing and freelance writing sparked the idea for an online magazine that features thought-provoking, well-informed articles about fan culture. FAN/FIC Magazine was born."
Editor: Malory Beazley. "In July 2016, FAN/FIC was passed on to Malory Beazley, one of the magazine’s regular contributors. A fangirl since the Backstreet Boys came on the scene, Malory took her interest in fan culture to the academy, penning a Master’s thesis on Harry Potter Genderswap Fanfiction before abdicating the ivory tower to write Drarry fic. She has big plans to grow this nonprofit passion project into a thriving, influential, and sustainable online publication."
From OTW Guest Post: Malory Beazley (2016): 
==Articles==
*Fan Artist UpTheHill on Dramione, Erotic Art, and the Magic of Portraits
* Fanfiction Writer firethesound on Slytherin Ambition, Fan Communities, and Drarry
Category:2010s
FANFIC NATION: I Was a Teenage Bandslasher

FANFIC NATION: I Was a Teenage Bandslasher is an essay posted to alt.sex.stories.gay.moderated. 
The essay is also a review of the fanfic site FanFiction.Net.
==Topics Discussed==
* kids these days
* Bandslash
* RPF
* many mentions and reviews of specific stories
 
==Excerpts==
 
Category:RPF Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
FANdom Con

FANdom Con is a fan-run anime, comics, gaming and cosplay convention that ran for seven years.FANdom Con Year 7, Nov 11, 2016 – Nov 13, 2016
==Event history==
===Year 1===
===Year 2===
===Year 3===
*October 27-28, 2012
===Year 4===
===Year 5===
*November 7-9, 2014
*Total attendance: 1,500 registered
===Year 6===
*November 6-8, 2015
*A portion of the con proceeds (as well as a number of con tickets) were donated to Boys & Girls Clubs of the Emerald Coast
===Year 7===
* Nov 11–13, 2016
==References==
Category:2010s Conventions
Category:Anime ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
FANgirl Interview with Shea Standefer

FANgirl Interview with Shea Standefer is a 2012 interview with a Star Wars cosplay fan. 
==Excerpts==
==Further Reading==
*FANgirl Interview with Victoria Schmidt aka “Scruffy Rebel”
==References==
Category:Cosplay & Costuming Fan Interviews
Category:2012 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Wars Fan Interviews
FANgirl Interview with Victoria Schmidt aka “Scruffy Rebel”

FANgirl Interview with Victoria Schmidt aka “Scruffy Rebel” is a 2012 interview with a Star Wars cosplay fan. 
==Excerpts==
==Further Reading==
*FANgirl Interview with Shea Standefer
==References==
Category:Cosplay & Costuming Fan Interviews
Category:2012 Fan Interviews
Category:Star Wars Fan Interviews
FCA-L

FCA-L was a public mailing list for critical discussion of fannish topics. The name stands for "Fanfic Critics Association List", but the scope of the list moved very quickly beyond discussion of fanfic into more general fannish topics, and wound up being a place for meta of all sorts.
The list started up in late October 1999 and was very active for several years, only slowing down in the mid-2000s. It was founded by Cereta and Sandy Justine.
Description from a fan in the early 2000s: "Wide-ranging, with occasional Free and Frank Exchanges of Views." Alternate Universes - Mary Ellen Curtin 
FCA-L also had an associated website, the Fanfic Symposium, for essays about fannish topics, which were occasionally referred to or discussed on the list. The Symposium was updated until the end of 2006. The first years the website also had a message board for discussion, that eventually was lost because of a server crash, and replaced by an LJ community ffsymposium.Fanfic Symposium Announcement page (Accessed 4 October 2008) 
==Some History: From Apology for Criticism==
From the November 4, 1999 essay by Cereta at Fanfic Symposium: 
==FCA-L Frequently Asked Questions==
==Fan Reaction==
===Unknown Date===
===1999===
 
===2001===
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:1999 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Multifandom Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
FEF Webring

FEF Webring is the Freedom of Expression in Fanfiction webring. The FEF Webring was created to link together sites that support FEF.About FEF:FEF was founded on 4 April 2001. 
==Member Sites==
*AresJoxerCupidStrife - HtLJ/XWP archive
*Ashera's Archive - fanfic archive
*The Bard's Den - author page
*The Slash Zone - author page
*Shades of Gray - X-Men, Cyclops/Angel page
*Meant To Be Together
*JuPiter Station
*Xanthe.org
*Writers University
==References==
Category:2001
FELDSPAR

FELDSPAR is a series of Gankutsuou doujinshi by FLIP FLAP that feature the Count and Haydée.
== FELDSPAR ==
FELDSPAR was published on July 3, 2005 and contains 72 pages. It is categorized as "all character" as well both gag and serious.
Image:Feldspar front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Feldspar sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:Feldspar sample2.jpg|Inside art
See also: FELDSPAR at The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon and Toranoana.
== FELDSPAR SIDE-B ==
FELDSPAR SIDE-B was published on October 2, 2005, and contains 48 pages. It is categorized as an "all character" gag story.
Image:FeldsparB front.jpg|Front cover
Image:FeldsparB sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:FeldsparB sample2.jpg|Inside art
See also: FELDSPAR SIDE-B at The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon and Toranoana.
== FELDSPAR LAST ==
FELDSPAR LAST was published on December 29, 2005 and contains 40 pages. It contains Count x Haydée and Baptistin x Haydée.samuraicar's auction on eBay. (Accessed 24 May 2012).
Image:FeldsparLast front.jpg|Front cover
Image:FeldsparLast color.jpg|Back cover?
Image:FeldsparLast sample1.jpg|Inside art
Image:FeldsparLast sample2.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2005 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
FENCE

FENCE is a comic book series written by C. S. Pacat and drawn by Johanna the Mad, published by BOOM! Studios. Positive feedback resulted in the series being promoted from a limited series to an ongoing one. In August 2018, Boom! Studios announced that the series would change its format to original graphic novels, with the last comic issue being released in November.
Reportedly, Pacat was inspired to create Fence due to her experience with the sport and her interest in sports manga, like Haikyuu!!, Hikaru no Go, Check please and Yuri on Ice.
It was announced that Sarah Rees Brennan would be writing a series of young adult novels based on the comics, with the first coming in Fall 2020.FENCE – THE YA NOVEL IS COMING!, July 7 2019 
The first volume titled Fence: Striking Distance was released as an audiobook in September 28, 2020, along with the paperback version in the next day. Later in May 18, 2021, the second title Fence: Disarmed was officially published.
==Canon==
====Comic/Graphic Novel====
The series focuses on Nicholas Cox, the illegitimate son of U.S. fencing Olympic champion Robert Coste, who aspires to become a fencing champion like his father. Despite being talented, he's roughly trained due to the hard conditions he grew up in. While at a competition, he's quickly beaten by the fencing prodigy Seiji Katayama and Nicholas vows to beat him. Managing to get into the elite boys school Kings Row on scholarship, Nicholas quickly finds out that Seiji is his roommate.
====YA Novels====
*Fence: Striking Distance 
:After earning a place on the elite Kings Row fencing team, Nicholas must prove himself to his rival, Seiji Katayma, and navigate the clashes, friendships, and relationships between his teammates on the road to state championships. So when the Coach Williams decides to take advantage of the boys' morale after a recent victory and assigns them a course of team building exercises to further deepen their bonds, the team discovers little by little that they are stronger together than they could ever be apart. 
*Fence: Disarmed 
:The boys of Kings Row are off to a training camp in Europe! Surrounded impressive scenery and even more impressive European fencing teams, underdog Nicholas can't help but feel out of place. With the help of a local legend, though, he and the rest of the team finds it within themselves to face superior fencers, ex-boyfriends, expulsion, and even Nicholas's golden-boy, secret half-brother, the infamous Jesse Coste. Will Aiden and Harvard end up together, though? En garde!
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Nicholas Cox/Seiji Katayama is the main fandom pairing, is also canon in comics and possibly will continue to be so in YA Novel.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
*Fence (Comics) tag on Archive of Our Own
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Independent Comics
FE Rally for Gaza

FE Rally for Gaza was a fundraiser in Fire Emblem fandom to raise funds for aid to the Gaza strip during the 2024 Palestinian genocide. Fans would donate to one of several fundraisers or charities and then submit proof of their donation in order to receive a reward created by volunteers. The rewards included fanart, fics, physical merch, or autographs from voice actors. The raised $38.522.70. 
== References ==
Category:Fire Emblem
Category:2024 Events
Category:Charity Auctions
FF.NET CAN'T BAN EVERYTHING!!! CUZ WE'RE AGAINST IT!!!!

FF.NET CAN'T BAN EVERYTHING!!! CUZ WE'RE AGAINST IT!!!! is a 2002 essay and petition written by Amy and Raging Fire (Lisa).
It was posted September 13, 2002, the day after Fanfiction.net's first fiction purge on September 12, 2002.
It garnered 1575 signatures. Petition 
==Similar 2002 Petitions==
* Reverse the NC-17 Ruling on Fanfiction.net (27197 sigs)
* FF.NET CAN'T BAN EVERYTHING!!! CUZ WE'RE AGAINST IT!!!! (also called "Bring Back NC-17 Stories on FanFiction.Net") (1575 sigs)
* Freedom of speech at Fanfiction.net, bring back NC-17 fic (565 sigs)
* Keep Music Groups on fanfiction.net (1216 sigs)
* Fan Fiction Authors Unite! Give Us Back Our Write To Post! (2657 sigs)
* Unfair Rulings of FanFiction.net (1052 sigs)
==The Post==
 
==References==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:FF.Net NC-17 Ban Campaigns
FF7 Experience

FF7 Experience is a self insert Final Fantasy VII fanfiction by BlackWindKaze that was posted some time prior to October 2005 and taken down some time before 2009. 
From a Dark Lord Potter thread on rare fanfiction in 2012:
A comment on SpaceBattles's Self Insert Recommendation Thread in 2009 claims that the author took FF7 Experience down while "whining that people were ripping it off."nemo1986, Self Insert Recommendation Thread on 23 January 2009. Accessed 14 October 2018. An exchange in 2009 clarifies:
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2000s Fanfiction
FFN-Slashers-Unite

FFN-Slashers-Unite was a public mailing list for slash writers who posted fic at FanFiction.Net.
It was founded on November 19, 2000, possibly by Gypsy Silverleaf.
At the time this mailing list was created, slash writers didn't have that many place to congregate online, and were often harassed. FFN-Slashers-Unite was meant to be a safe environment for slash writers to discuss, promote, and encourage each other and their fanworks. 
 
==Some Discussion Topics== 
* December 8, 2000: Draco Dormiens was recced by Rhysenn. 
* April 2001: a discussion about the differences between slash and yaoi. 
* April 24, 2001: Slasher's Consensus was started; it remained open for as long as the list was active. 
* June 24, 2001: there was a discussion about Cassandra Claire's plagiarism. "Some authors on this list removed their work from FanFiction.Net because they did not want what was done to Cassie done to them; they feared not getting warned that their stories were being removed for plagiarism. Silver clarified that Cassandra Claire had been contacted." Fan History Wiki - FFN-Slasher-Unite 
* June and November 2001: there was discussion about ethical implications of Real Person Slash.
* September 2002: there must have been some discussion about FanFiction.Net's NC-17 Purges: 2002 and 2012.
 
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
FFXIVWrite

FFXIVWrite is an annual writing challenge for the Final Fantasy XIV Fandom. Prompts are revealed once daily; participants then have 24 hours to create a newly-written fanwork of any length in any language. The short submission period is to encourage authors to "break the power of perfectionism" over their creative processes and to foster regular writing habits. Authors can submit "make-up" or extra entries on Sundays if they choose. Entries can be posted on any platform (including Tumblr, Twitter, Bluesky, AO3, and more) with links optionally submitted for entry into an art raffle.
The first FFXIVWrite was held in November 2017. Since 2019, the event has been hosted during September.
At the conclusion of the 2023 event, the total works written for FFXIVWrite since 2017 across all platforms was estimated at around 50,656. As of August 2024, there are 2,292 total works tagged for FFXIVWrite on AO3https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Tumblr:%20FFXIVwrite/works.
== Prompts ==
Prompts are typically one word or a short American English phrase.
Example prompts from over the years include:
* Vault
* Ceruleum
* Obsolete
* Silenced
* "Where the Heart Is"
* Sacred
== Resources ==
*Official AO3 Collection
*AO3 tag
Category:Final Fantasy XIV
Category:2017 Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
FIRST (Star Trek: TOS fan club)

FIRST was a very early Star Trek: TOS fan club.
From L. David Gray, the president of this fan club, who commented about its history in the zine, The Neutral Zine #1. In that zine, he stated that FIRST had had a zine planned, called, STARSHIP EARTH, which was never published, and that NETURAL ZINE was an homage to this club:
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
FJBryan

FJBryan is a fanfiction writer who has published in five fandoms. The vast majority of her stories involve slash and first appeared in various Livejournal communities. Following the demise of tolkien100, she co-founded and for four years co-moderated Tolkien_weekly, a Lord of the Rings LJ weekly drabble challenge community. She served as a story reviewer and sub-section editor at the Henneth Annûn Story Archive (HASA). She also participated in LJ Theatrical Muse as the mun for Faramir. Several of her stories appeared at the FaramirFanfiction archive. Following the sale of Livejournal, FJBryan migrated to Dreamwidth and became a moderator of the CI5 community there, as well as a moderator at the Professionals Lounge website. Her story "Endlessly" appeared in the zine Never Far Apart 2. Her other stories have begun to be archived at AO3. In 2014, 2016, 2018, and 2020 she was co-organizer of BistoCon, a Professionals fan convention in Romulus, Michigan with przed.
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Convention Organizers
FK-Dark-Ages (Yahoo Group)

FK-Dark-Ages is a Yahoo Group for Forever Knight fanfic and poetry set in the Dark Ages. The public group was founded 11 May 2000. It had a brief flurry of activity in April 2001 when Angela Dark started a self-insert round robin; but this quickly petered out. Posts after that are spam. There were 63 members, presumably mostly spambots.
The banner on the group's site reads, "FOREVER KNIGHT list set in the Dark Ages."
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 68
* Category : Forever Knight
* Founded : May 11, 2000
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FK-Dark-Ages/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category: Yahoo! Groups
FKDrued (Yahoo Group)

FKDrued is a Yahoo Group for fans of forever Knight and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. It was founded as a restricted group on 20 May 2002. There are 15 members.
The FKDrued group was the adult branch of the FKSpiked Yahoo Group.
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members: 15
* Category: Drusilla
* Founded: May 20, 2002
* Language: English
==Group Settings==
* This is a restricted group.
* Attachments are permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Not listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
 
* Membership requires approval.
* Messages are not moderated.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FKDrued/info
Category:Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
FKFIC-L

FKFIC-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU is a mailing list for posting Forever Knight fan fiction. It was founded 12 May 1993FORKNI-L/FKFIC-L Frequently Asked Questions List, Version 4c, 28 October 1994 by Jean Prior and first assistant listowner Laurie Salopek after numerous complaints about the number and size of stories being posted to FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU.
Initially, as with the other PSU mailing lists, posts to FKFIC-L were automatically archived on the servers. As the list became very high traffic in the mid-90s, it was eventually agreed to discontinue this feature as a condition of the list continuing to be hosted by PSU.Post made by Lisa McDavid to FORKNI-L on 26 May 2014. After that date, an independent story archive was needed, and both Darkangel's FKFIC-L website and FTP site were created. 
In the heyday of the fandom, the fanfic list was extremely active; but, down the years, the number of stories has dwindled. FKFIC-L continued to be used for posts made in Forever Knight Wars, which were held sporadically up until 2014. However, today most stories are crossposts from AO3. 
==List Info==
* FKFIC-L
* List Gardener's Tips For Managing Forever Knight List Subscriptions
==Moderators==
Previous listowners/moderators have included Jean Prior, Laurie Salopek, and Imajiru. The current list owners are Lisa McDavid and Don Fasig, who also moderate FORKNI-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU, the fandom's main mailing list.
==Rules==
The rules for posting to FKFIC-L include the following:These rules have been adapted from the Frequently Asked Questions List. Version 4c, last revised: October 28, 1994, written by Stephen Fellows. Accessed 11 September 2011.
* FKFIC-L is only for posting stories. Comments, questions, or discussion should be sent directly to the author.
* Adult stories must be marked "ADULT:" in the header.
* Crossover stories must be marked "XOVER:" in the header.
* Stories with violence, profanity, or sexual depiction beyond PG-13 must have a warning at the top of the story (and at the top of each post of a multi-part story).
* Number each part of a multi-part story. 
==References==
Category:Forever Knight
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
FKFIC-L website

The FKFIC-L website was created by Darkangel (co-founder of JADFE), probably some time in 1995, and lasted until May 1996. It primarily archived Forever Knight fan fiction that had been posted to the FKFIC-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU mailing list. 
The site also included war digests up to that date, as well as transcripts of some of the actual episodes. (These had been written by Victoria Meredith and Allison Sabo, with help from Janet Dorndoff and Sara Welsh.)"Transcripts?", posted to FORKNI-L on 8 May 1996 by Annette Larsen. 
==History==
When the FKFIC-L mailing list was established on 12 May 1993, all posts made to it were automatically archived on the PSU servers. This was standard practice for all PSU lists. That meant that any fan at the time who wanted to find a story had an archive they could access; and there were FAQs posted telling people how to do this. 
However, around 1996 or so, some of the fan lists run by PSU were so very active that the university indicated that they were thinking of discontinuing them. In order to have the various Forever Knight lists continue, the list owners agreed to drop the auto-archive feature. It was at that point that a fan-run archive became necessary. 
The FKFIC-L site was in existence for about a year. However, on 27 April 1996, in the post "WWW stuff", Darkangel notified the members of FORKNI-L that she was discontinuing it:Darkangel's post, "WWW stuff" is archived on Knightwind's Nook.
==Misunderstandings==
At least some people seem to have mistakenly assumed that it was FKFIC-L@LISTS.PSU.EDU itself that was going off-line, eliciting the following comment from Laurie Fenster:
==Comments on the Site Closure==
Darkangel's post elicited some comments on list.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
Category:1990s
FKFansHug (Yahoo Group)

FKFansHug is a Yahoo Group for well-wishing Forever Knight fans, prayer requests, and charity info. It was founded as as public group on 1 December 1999, and was active until 2005. Posts thereafter were sporadic, with the last in 2014. There were 35 members. Posts could not be read by non-members.
==Group Description==
==Group Information==
* Members : 39
* Category : Science Fiction and Fantasy
* Founded : Dec 1, 1999
* Language : English
==Group Settings==
* This is a public group.
* Attachments are not permitted.
* Members cannot hide email address.
* Listed in Yahoo Groups directory.
* Membership does not require approval.
* Messages from new members require approval.
* All members can post messages.
==External Link==
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/FKFansHug/info
Category: Forever Knight Yahoo Groups
Category:Yahoo! Groups