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Felix Leiter

Felix Leiter is a spy for the CIA in the James Bond franchise. He has been referred to as "Bond's favourite American" and is often portrayed as a close friend in canon and fanon.
==Canon Overview==
===Books===
Leiter was introduced in Fleming's first James Bond novel, Casino Royale, in which he is working with NATO. Leiter assists in Bond's case and is interpreted as a representation of Anglo-American relations at the time. 
In the second novel, Live and Let Die, Leiter is kidnapped and fed to a great white shark, and as a result an arm and leg are amputated. When he returns in the fourth book, Diamonds Are Forever, he has a hook hand and a prosthetic leg, and is now a reserve agent without his gun hand. He now works as a private detective. 
The John Gardner book For Special Services introduces Leiter's daughter, Cedar, who works for the CIA.
===Movies===
===Comics===
Dynamite comics published a miniseries in 2017 following Leiter as part of their James Bond series. In it, Leiter has a prosthetic hand, and is thus able to continue field work. The comics are the first solo story centered on Leiter.
==Fandom== 
==References==
Category:James Bond
Category:Characters
FellowShip

FellowShip is an Aragorn/Boromir archive. It was created by The Theban Band in 2002 as the archive of the Fellow_Ship mailing list.Fellow_Ship · Aragorn Boromir Slash, founded 27 December 2001 by The Theban Band. (Accessed 06 July 2011) 
The site hosts fanfiction and fanart and is a member of The Aragorn/Boromir Slash Ring. The last update was 26 March 2006.Date via Wayback.
The archive banner is an Aragorn/Boromir manip by The Theban Band.
File:FellowShip Stories by Title.jpg|Stories by title
File:FellowShip Fanart Gallery.jpg|Fanart gallery
==References==
 
Category:Squidge.org
Category:Lord of the Rings Archives
Category:2000s
Fellow Exiles

Fellow Exiles is a gen Blake's 7 novel written by Harriet Bazley that focuses on the character of Cally. Cally tries to help recover a consignment of stolen medical supplies and gets caught up in something far more complicated. Cover by Kathryn Andersen.
It is an adventure set at the start of the second season, between the episodes "Redemption" and "Shadow", and is basically a full-length
extra episode. 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Fellowship Music Video Awards

Fellowship Music Video Awards were vidding awards for LOTR fanvids. At least two rounds of awards were given. 
The awards excluded: "No slash nominations will be accepted. No videos & lyrics implying/stating suicide. No videos & lyrics implying/stating humanism."
==Round One Winners==
Best Character
# "Behind Blue Eyes" by Un4Scene
# "Hero" by CJ
# "Legolas" ("Here I Am") by Manders
Best Action/Adventure
# "Ballroom Blitz" by Un4Scene
# "Hero" by CJ
# "Holding Out For A Hero" by Aranhe
Best Couple
# [unknown]
# "Scarlet Tide" by Un4Scene
# "Who Wants to Live Forever" by Aranhe
Best Dramatic
# [unknown]
# "Hero" by CJ
# "Cry Little Sister" by Kristi
Best Humor
# "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" by Olinima
# "Lovin'" by Un4Scene
# "Fellowship of The Smurf" by Lenna
Best Group
# "Deserted Solider" by Un4Scene
# "Holding Out For A Hero" by ViDawn
# "Men of Gondor" by Lenna
==Round Two Winners==
Best Character
# "Miss Independent" by Uruviel1
# "King Of Wishful Thinking" by Lauree"Aragorn: Hero" by ViDawn (tie)
# "Cold" by Uruviel1
Best Action/Adventure
# "The Boys Are Back In Town" by Uruviel1
# "Oh Fortuna!" by Kaory"Getting Away with Murder" by Uruviel1 (tie)
# "Mr. Do Wrong" by Lauree"Éowyn: Invincible" by ViDawn (tie)
Best Couple
# "If You Could Only See" by Melissa
# "Someone Like You" by Liberty/Freelancer"When I Look To The Sky" by Uruviel1 (tie)
# "You Don't See Me" by Uruviel1"My Front Porch Lookin' In" by Kelly (tie)
Best Dramatic
# "Perfect" by Uruviel1"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" by Kelly (tie)
# "Question Of Honor" by Liberty/Freelancer"Tears In Heaven" by ViDawn"Aragorn: Hero" by ViDawn"World On Fire" by Uruviel1"Dear Friend" by Uruviel1 (tie)
# "This Is Your Time" by Lauree"Ringwraiths" by Uruviel1"Winter" by Un4Scene (tie)
Best Humor
# "I Miss You" by Uruviel1"Smokin' In The Boys Room" by Uruviel1 (tie)
# "What I Like About You" by ViDawn
# "The Addams Family" by ViDawn
Best Group
# "I Will Come To You" by Uruviel1
# "Tears In Heaven" by ViDawn
# "Rough Boy" by Un4Scene"Whistle Down The Wind" by Liberty/Freelancer"Ringwraiths" by Uruviel1 (tie)
== See also ==
*Lord of the Rings Music Video Awards
Category:Vidding Awards
Category:Tolkien Awards
Category:Tolkien Vids
Category:2004 Awards
Category:2005 Awards
Fellowshippers

Fellowshippers is a Dreamwidth fan community dedicated to The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit RPF fanfiction. It was founded in 2001. The bio reads as follows:This community is for fans who like to write, read and talk about slash fiction featuring the actors from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit.
Fellowshippers is not confined to fiction posts. As long as it's related to LOTR, RPS, and fanfiction and complies with the communitiy rules, it's welcome here. We'll let you know if it doesn't.
Category:2001 Communities
Category:2000s Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Category:The Hobbit RPF
Category:Lotrips
Category:Tolkien Communities
Fellowslash

Fellowslash was a Lord of the Rings fan-run con. It was held three times. 
While the focus was LOTR, some fans in other fandoms promoted it with slightly different spins: "fans and writers of fantasy and real-person slash" was one description. On a Starsky & Hutch mailing list, it was touted as a place were "slash was welcome."
 
The first year, minors were allowed to attend if accompanied by a parent. The other two years were adult-only.
==2002==
August from the 23rd to the 25th, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at the Comfort Inn. The hotel was changed at the last minute from Adam's Mark hotel due to complications from there being a Star Trek con in that hotel on the same weekend. 
There were about 35 participants.
From the FAQ: 
Some info about the activities: 
photos from 2002
==2003==
August from the 14th to the 17th, at Ludlow, Vermont at the Cavendish Pointe Hotel.
==2004==
Fellowslash 2004 was held at the Chicago Comfort Inn. Thursday August 19, 2004 - Sunday August 22, 2004 
"The organizers: Bitch in Charge of Everything Unmentioned: Uluithiel -- Registrar/Webmistress: Commodore Marie -- The rest of the organizers, sans titles per request: Cindy, GW Katrina, Iocane, Marie Noire, Marina" 
 
==References==
Category:Tolkien Conventions
Category:Slash Conventions
Category:2002 Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:Lord of the RingsCategory:Conventions in United States
Fellytone fic

fellytone_fic was an early podfic LiveJournal community. It predates podslash, but is only for Harry Potter podfic. The name of the community is a reference to the books; a wizard character mistakenly calls the telephone a "fellytone".
The purpose of the community, as stated in the community profile:
fellytone_fic may have compiled the first blanket permission list; in April 2005, mods were discussing adding authors to the list on the userinfo page."both sesstima and geoviki have given blanket permission. I've added them to the list in the userinfo. Jess, I'm going to email you my copy of the master list, it has all the updated permissions and such. we're only missing four authors now, yay!" comment by soleta, , 2005-04-04
As of 2017, the community has 71 posts, 587 comments, and 35 members. (Accessed 6 April 2017)
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Journal Communities
Category:Podfic Fandom
Category:2005Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Felnőtt fanfic archívum

Felnőtt fanfic archívum was a small Hungarian-language multifandom fanfiction archive. 
==Fandoms==
*Due South
*Highlander
*Queen of Swords
*X-Files
==Authors==
*Costa
*Ekat
*Isolde
*Janes
*Jinx
*Speranza
*torch
Category:Hungarian-Speaking Fandom
FemComicsEvent

FemComicsEvent was an initiative to bring together female artists and writers in order to create short comics featuring female characters from Marvel Comics.
== About ==
== Projects ==
: List of projects.
Characters featured involve Emma Frost, Wanda Maximoff, Jane Foster, Natasha Romanoff, Laura Kinney, Idie Okonkwo, Ororo Munroe, Jennifer Walters, Jessica Drew, Carol Danvers, Janet van Dyne, Lorna Dane, America Chavez, Rikki Barnes, Anya Corazon, Roxy Washington, Victoria Hand, Karla Sofen, Kamala Khan, and Mrs. Altman.
 
Category:Marvel Challenges
Category:Comics Fandom
Category:2014 Events
FemFic.org

FemFic.org is a directory of websites, email lists, and other online resources with lesbian fan fiction or original fiction. The directory was created and maintained by Artemista. It went offline December 22, 2004 and was supposed to come back January 1FemFic.org, 10 February 2006 via Wayback. (Accessed 28 July 2011) but it never came back.
==Fandoms==
Ally McBeal (5), Babylon 5 (28), Books (5), Buffy and Angel (106), Comics (18), ER (23), Harry Potter (13), Law and Order (7), Movies (10), Multiple Fandoms (28), Once and Again (6), Original Fiction (63), Popular (7), Roswell (19), Smallville (8), Star Trek (28), Star Trek Voyager (94), Star Trek Voyager Uber (6), Stargate SG-1 (27), TV Shows (43), West Wing (9), X-Files (41), X-Men (7), XWP Uber (118), Xena (138)
==References==
Category:Femslash Websites
Category:2000 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
FemSlash Advent Calendar

The FemSlash Advent & Solstice Calendars were multi-fandom femslash challenge calendars run every Winter and Summer from 2004 to 2017. It was founded by Shatterpath and AJ Stormwriter at ShatterStorm Productions as a sister challenge to the Slash Advent Calendar 
After the success of the December 2004 Advent Calendar, Shatterpath and AJ Stormwriter decided to do two calendars per year, one during winter solstice and one during summer solstice. From 2005, there was the Dog Days of Summer calendar and the Dead of Winter calendar. The last challenge was Dead of Winter 2017, but the website remains live as of October 2023.
==Rules==
The rules varied on some points over the year (such as minimum length of fics, file size for fan art and fan vids, the dates of each step of the calendar), but some were present for most years, such as:
*Works to not be posted anywhere else before the challenge revealed the works.
*Defaulting on a submission meant the individual could not participate in future events at ShatterStorm.
*The focus of works was to be femslash
*No bestiality, RPF, incest or underage (rated over PG) works submitted.
*All ratings were acceptable but triggers and squicks to be noted.
==Stories and Artwork by Year==
See the subpages for details about individual calendars, including daily story lists, artwork examples and feedback:
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==References==
Category:Femslash Challenges
Category: Calendars
Category:2004 Challenges
Category:2005 Challenges
FemSlash Advent Calendar/2004

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==Dead of Winter==
Works posted November 26th to December 26th 2004, excluding December 1st. 
Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot from Law & Order: SVU and Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows from CSI: Crime Scene Investigation were particularly popular pairing choices for this Calendar challenge.
==Daily Stories and Artworks==
Day	Details 	Day	Details
1 	Alex Moreau/Rachel Corrigan: Give and Take by A. Magiluna Stormwriter. 	2 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Friendly Drunk by Shatterpath.
3 	Catherine Willows/Sara Sidle, Sam Carter/Janet Fraiser : Parallel Lives by Debbie. 	4 	Emma DeLauro/Shalimar Fox: Serenade by Lil.
5 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: The Name of the Game by Adrienne Lee & Miranda Rafferty 	6 	
Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Fallacy by Adrienne Lee & Miranda Rafferty
7 	Sam Carter/Janet Fraiser: Tis The Season by Celievamp 	8 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: CUSTOS by Imaginus75
9 	Kim Possible/Shego: Possession by Lex "Spork" Tenou 	10 	Dana Scully/Monica Reyes: KARMA by Celievamp
11 	Oracle/Catwoman: A Girl Could Always Dream, and a Cat had Nine Lives by Wulleente 	12 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Winter Solstice by Shatterpath
13 	Samantha Carter/Janet Fraiser: Home for the Holidays by Neoma 	14 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Reunion by Shatterpath
15 	Amanda/Rebecca Horne: Storytelling by Ryenna 	16 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Future Dance by Debbie
17 	Aeryn/Chiana: Family Traditions by Celievamp 	18 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Drive by Lil
19 	Rory Gilmore/Paris Geller: Suggestions (and Mallomars) by Mosca 	20 	Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows: Break Throughs by KanDo
21 	Olivia Benson/Alexandra Cabot: Loaded by Amy Jo 	22 	Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows: Naughty or Nice
23 	Faith Lehane/Tara Maclay: First Christmas by Michi 	24 	Deanna/Beverly: The Longest Night by Adi Crasher
25 	Heartsblood/Tessa: Sweet Treat by A. Magiluna Stormwriter 	26 	Alice Pieszecki/Dana Fairbanks: An Alice Christmas Story by Ry_Rain
27 	Nancy Drew/Bess Marvin/George Fayne: The Case of the Vandalised Vacation Home by Ryenna	28 	Zo/Kerry, Elizabeth Corday/Maggie Doyle, Joan/Sandy: Refractions by Shatterpath & A. Magiluna Stormwriter
29 	Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows: Arms of Mary by Debbie 	30 	Sara Sidle/Catherine Willows: The Morning After by Amy Jo
Category:Calendars
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Femslash Challenges
Category:2004
Female Characters and Women Slashers

Female Characters and Women Slashers is an essay by Annabelle Leigh about the role that female characters play – or in some cases do not play – in slash fandom, focusing on The Sentinel. 
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
==Excerpt==
Excerpt: "I find the whole question of why we women slashers get so prickly around female characters a very interesting one. Of course, there is a whole spectrum of opinion on this issue. I don't mean to suggest otherwise. Plenty of us like Megan well enough. Or Serena. Or Sam. And there are even a few brave souls out there who defend Cassie. <g>
But enough of us seem to feel strongly about it to make it an issue in my mind. When it gets right down to it, we don't seem to want any women getting in the way of *our* guys--not brainless babes
of the week, not long-term love interests, not female partners. We're having none of it."''
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Meta on FansitesCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Female and queer fans challenge pop culture by taking control of their own stories

Female and queer fans challenge pop culture by taking control of their own stories is a 2018 article by Alissa Smith for the newspaper "Colorado Springs Independent."
This article includes two zine covers (Still the One and The Warrior and the Bard). The source nor artists are credited.
A related article by the same journalist is A 50-year Trekkie bestows Star Trek history upon the next generation: How fandom and fanfiction sparked the galaxy’s most controversial romance.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* transformative fandom being denigrated due to the fact that it has very high female participation
* fanworks as a way of taking back one's culture and having a voice
* Bechdel Test
* an article published in the online journal Transformative Works and Cultures, issue 27, titled “Bricolage and the culture of the margins in the romantic era and the digital age” 
* being the "wrong kind of fan"
* why slash
* media culture and misogyny
* Centrumlumina and Toastystats and their blogs
* erotic fanfic is not nearly as prevalent as people claim
==Excerpts==
Category:2018 News Media
Category:Star Trek TOS News Media
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:Slash News Media
Female characters in fanfiction

Female characters in fanfiction is a 2015 Dreamwidth post by princessofgeeks. It had 48 comments.
It was made in response to Where exactly do people get this idea that fandom is dominated by straight women from?, a post by ormondhsacker.
==Topics Discussed==
* Where exactly do people get this idea that fandom is dominated by straight women from?
* slash
* the lack of females in canon
* sexuality and shaming
* Tumblr
* aggressiveness and discussion
* people are angry on the internet
* statistics and what they can be used for
==The Post==
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==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Femgeeks.net

Femgeeks.net was a fansite collective, primarily for RPS. It also hosted mailing lists and had its own message boards.
==About==
==Femgeeks==
* Amatia
* Bliss
* Dara
* Ellie
* Giuliana
* Jezebel
* Kat
* Larissa
* Lis
* Lizz
* Meryl
* Nat
* Rox
* Sandrine
* Sofie
* Sunrazor
* Tammy
* Taylor
* Triana
* Vali
* Zarah
==Sites==
* metslash archive - Metallica slash
* Least Expected - Tolkien slash
* A Higher Love - Depeche Mode slash
* Racy Hues - Hanson slash
* Pretentious Rock-Snobs - The MusicianSlash Archive
* The RS-X Archive - RPS
* litslash archive
* RareSlash Archive
* SEX - Sex Pistols slash
* The LOTR Fanfiction Webring
==Projects==
* Frequently Made Objections against RPS
* Freedom of Fiction
* rpslinker
* You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
* iconify me - LiveJournal icons
* Lair of the Spork - sporking
* sub/text
* The Project - m/m web graphics
* The Becks and Owen Page o' Lurve
* Harry Potter Improv Machine
* CafePress stores
==Mailing Lists==
* RPFic
* PhoenixCrowe
* Soap_Opera_Slash
* Incestfic
* Seasoned_Slash
* Slash_Cotillionjoanne_c at LiveJournal. Today's *good* news, posted 05 October 2001.
==References==
Category:2000
Category:2001
Category:2002
Category:2003
Category:2000s
Femgenficathon

Femgenficathon was a multifandom ficathon for gen stories about women.
The first Femgenficathon was Harry Potter only, but the following years saw the ficathon go multifandom.
Participants choose a number, and are then assigned a quote.
== Restrictions & Criticism ==
Femgenficathon has been criticized on several fronts. The mod disallows fics about:Sign-up Post for Femgenficathon V (With Rules and Prompts) (Accessed April 9, 2010)
* Transgender characters: "To admit male characters who identify as women would be politically correct...but it would also open the doors to admitting ALL male characters. For, ultimately, it would come down to one person's interpretation--'well, I think that Draco Malfoy/Dean Winchester/Sherlock Holmes/Fitzwilliam Darcy/Roy Mustang/Ichigo Kurosaki/Discworld's Death/et cetera has always identified as a woman!'
:Basically, any male character--whatever his canonical orientation--could be interpreted that way. And that's the problem. It would shift the focus of FemGen away from stories about the women and how they see themselves and the world to stories about the canonically male characters and how they see women and see themselves."
* Pregnancy and childbirth: "When I founded this ficathon in 2005 (has it been that long already?), canonical women in fanfiction were, then as now, often reduced to nothing but traditional gender roles and gender stereotypes. It bothered me that so many fanficcers--many of them women and girls--focused on traditional roles to the exclusion of all else. I created FemGen to get fanfic writers thinking about the active and heroic roles women could take, both in fanfic and in real life. I want to get people thinking outside the box of tradition."
* Authorial avatars: "Since you are going to be writing about women and girls, I urge you to make them believable. Do not turn them into Mary Sues.
:For the purposes of this ficathon, I am defining 'Mary Sue' as 'authorial stand-in who possesses many, if not all, characteristics that the writer wants to possess--good looks, intelligence, "attitude," "coolness," wealth, noble or royal blood, special toys that no one else has, the love of all canon characters, the love and desire of the author's lust object(s), special powers that may or may not be canonically possible, a Destiny--and a remarkable talent to send all canon characters OOC and to kill the plot.'
:A Mary Sue can be either an original character or a canon character. Believe me, I have seen Hermione and Ginny Sued many, many, many, many times."
Despite some people's discomfort with the mod's limitations on what can be included in fics written for Femgenficathon, it remains a popular event for fans eager to see more positive portrayals of female characters in fandom.
== References ==
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:Gen Fandom
Category:2000s
Category:2010
Category:2011
Feminine gaze and male idolatry

Feminine gaze and male idolatry is a meta essay on the female gaze and slashers written by mayoihumbert in January 2005. 
It was linked to by metafandom.
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal SitesCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Femininity and Fanfiction: A Meagre Foray into the Fandom Wilds of Gender Disparity, Gender Equity, and the Epic Hoax of the Emotionally Supine Woman

Femininity and Fanfiction: A Meagre Foray into the Fandom Wilds of Gender Disparity, Gender Equity, and the Epic Hoax of the Emotionally Supine Woman is an essay by amyhit. 
It has a second subtitle: "aka Dana Scully: "She's my story and I'm sticking to her.""
==The Introduction==
"After reading a thousand or so pieces of X-Files fanfic, one comes to a number of conclusions about personal taste. One of the conclusions I've come to - about 995 fics back, admittedly - is that I am obviously sensitive to seeing Scully disempowered in fanfic, much more than I am to seeing Mulder disempowered. Even in situations where her disempowerment is temporary and completely understandable, the fact that a fanfic writer chooses a scenario that disempowers her will often be enough to give me pause."
==The Conclusion==
"Scully is female. She's small, and monsters follow her around. She has lips that bring to mind a myriad insinuations, and hair like a matador's flag. She's built like a miniature Venus. She has a voice that could talk the fuzz off a peach. She's missing three months time. She's missing her ova. She doesn't cry when it feels like maybe she should. She spends time with corpses. She carries a gun. She says she's fine. And she's Scully. Not despite these things or because of them, but including them. She's Scully, and despite the negligible inclusion of women to the X-Files writing staff, prior to season 8 at least, she and Mulder have probably the most gender-neutral full-bodied relationship I've ever seen in fiction.
Because of that, I'm sensitive to how fanfic treats Scully. Heteronormativity is ubiquitous, basically by defintion, and whether I read it and deplore it or read it and relish it, I insist on considering it for what it is. No, I don't think for a second that if you relish it when Scully cries in Mulder's arms it means you think suffrage was a bad idea. I mostly think it means you're human. And probably a shipper. But I also think fanfic is a valuable literary avenue for isolating and provoking questions, and as with most things, I find certain basic considerations worthwhile: What does this imply? What do I think? What do I want? What do I value?"
==Parts==
* Fanfic Example: Butterfly by Oracle
* The Orchestration of a Piece of Fiction (and what 'belongs' to whom)
* Upholding Characterization when it Opposes Heteronormativity
* 'Natural' Female Vulnerability
==Fan Reactions==
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal SitesCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta