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Realm of the Elderlings

Realm of the Elderlings is the setting of several interconnected fantasy series by Robin Hobb, including including the Farseer trilogy, the Liveship Traders, the Tawny Man, the Rain Wild Chronicles, and the Fitz and the Fool Trilogy. This world was once inhabited by the eponymous Elderlings, fantastical beings closely allied with dragons, whose civilization collapsed following a massive earthquake. In the centuries following the Elderlings' decline, new kingdoms arise, and the series' protagonists struggle to understand and restore all that has been lost. 
The majority of the novels are from the perspective of FitzChivalry Farseer, the bastard son of the ruling family of the Six Duchies who is trained as a warrior and assassin in service to his nation, and explore his lifelong relationships with his complicated heritage, his bonded wolf Nighteyes, and the Fool, an albino with a mysterious past who believes Fitz is the Catalyst destined to transform the world. Other books focus on the traders of nearby Bingtown, their magical "liveships," and the corrosive rivers of the Rain Wilds whose secrets are the main source of their wealth. 
A full list of entries, including short stories, can be found here. 
==Fandom==
Despite Robin Hobb's very public antagonism towards transformative works (especially fanfiction), many fanworks exist for this series, particular of FitzChivalry Farseer and the Fool. 
Although the Fool's gender is never revealed in canon, Fitz/Fool is the most popular pairing (often, but not always interpreted as slash by fans). 
==Selected Fanworks==
*Fitz and the Fool Tarot by itsanambush
*"Verity" and "Nighteyes" - music inspired by the Farseer Trilogy by Anton Kruglov (Russian with English subtitles). 
==External Links==
*Realm of the Elderlings on A03.
*TV Tropes page
==References==
Category:Realm of the Elderlings
Category:Books & Literature
Reap the Whirlwind (Star Wars zine)

Reap the Whirlwind is a 181-page Star Wars novel by Kaz Cloney. 
It also contains "Smuggler's Cove" at the end, a 12-page section of "ads & items of Interest in the Star Wars Universe
==Summary==
From Star Wars Zine Bibliography: "The story of Rogue Squadron, the mechanics, as well as the heroes and villains over the years between the first and second Death Stars."
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Reap the Whirlwind (Stargate SG-1/Blake's 7 zine)

Reap the Whirlwind is a gen crossover by Sheila Paulson. 
The 2001 edition is 119 pages and has a cover by Whitby27.
The 2016 edition is 147 pages and has interior art and a cover by Sekhmet.
==Covers==
 Image:Sg1 reap the whirlwindd by Whitby27.jpg| front cover by Whitby27, the 2001 edition 
 Image:reapthewhirlwind2016.jpg|front cover of the 2016 issue, cover by Sekhmet 
==Summary for the 2001 Edition==
==Summary for the 2016 Edition==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Reactions and Reviews: 2001 Edition===
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:2001 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Reaper

:You may be looking for Grim Reapers from Dead Like Me. For the Overwatch character, see Gabriel Reyes.
Reaper was a CW comedy-drama television series that focuses on Sam Oliver (played by Bret Harrison), a "reaper" who works for the Devil (played by Ray Wise) by retrieving souls that have escaped from Hell. He's joined by his best friends, Bert "Sock" Wysocki (played by Tyler Labine) and Benjamin "Ben" Gonzalez (played by Rick Gonzalez), and his co-worker and love interest Andi Prendergast (played by Missy Peregrym). Fazekas is the former assistant of Frank Spotnitz and as an assistant to TPTB during the 6th season of The X-Files.
==Fandom==
The Reaper fandom is fairly small compared to other CW fandomsAs of May 8, 2017: there are 106 works at FFN, 68 works at AO3, reaper_tv has 230 members; the other Reaper LJ communities range from 50-95.. Most of the fandom is focused in LiveJournal and FanFiction.net, where people posted discussions or fanworks. It wasn't until the series was over that fandom migration to Tumblr and Archive of Our Own became more common, and the fandom appeared with a few discussion posts and fanworks.
Reaper was one of the shows affected by Writer's Guild of America Writer's Strike; it was put on hiatus until April 2008, when the remaining eight episodes of its first season aired. Reaper's renewal and second season was due to fans sending socks to the networkTumblr post stating it. 3 Aug 2011.Save Reaper, Socks to The CWLatest Save-a-Show Effort: Socks to Save Reaper!. The show returned the next year as a midseason show. The CW cancelled the show near the end of the second season, much to the chagrin of the fans of the series - attempts to sell the show other networks failed as well. In 2013, FEARnet made a syndication deal to air the entire series. May 28, FEARnet aired a 30-minute reunion special; during which the reunion cast members left open the possibility that a campaign could help finance the production of a season 3 of Reaper.
Due to similar storylines/genre and dealing with Lucifer and Demons, crossovers with Supernatural was fairly common.
===Shipping===
Sevil is the pairing name of Sam/Devil, the most popular pairing in the fandom. Other pairings that appeared within the fandom are mainly slash, such as Morgan/Sam, Steve/Tony (Note: not that Steve/Tony!) and Sam/Sock. The crossover pairing of Sam/Sam Winchester also appeared. The three most common het pairings are Andi/Sam, Ben/Nina, and Marlena/Sock. Gen works also appeared.
===Creator's plans for Season 3===
In February 2010, the show's creators gave an interview that detailed some of their ideas for season threeHow Reaper would have ended, straight from the creators. Keith McDuffee. Cliqueclack.com:
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Sam, from this silly awesome show called Reaper (Sam)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Reaper & crossover works at FFN
* Reaper works at AO3
* Reaper DMV, a message board for Reaper
===LJ Communities===
* Reaper_TV
* reaperfic
* reapericons
* reaper_slashfic 
* reaper_media
==Resources==
* Reaper Wiki
* ReaperSite
==References==
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 Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Reaper's Blossom

Reaper's Blossom is an Overwatch animatic by TwistedGrimTV. It features Gabriel Reyes and uses music by The Living Tombstone featuring his in-game lines.
The creator's description is: "So after a quick brainstorming at TheJamCave HQ, we decided that our next theme for TheJamCave was a play of the game from the game Overwatch. HBruna gave me the idea to animate a dancing reaper and this is what happened."
==Reactions and Reviews==
From werk_lerker:
from original character:
Category:Overwatch Vids
Reaper/Soldier: 76

Reaper/Soldier: 76 is a popular Overwatch ship. It centres around two Offense Heroes, Jack Morrison and Gabriel Reyes, known respectively as Soldier: 76 and Reaper. They are a popular ship due to their canon connection through Overwatch, although the ship itself is not canon.
==Canon==
Jack Morrison used to be the Strike Commander of Overwatch during the Omnic InvasionSoldier: 76 Origin Story - Overwatch Youtube Channel. However, Overwatch was destroyed in an explosion and Jack was presumed dead. He became a vigilante and fights for justice, as seen in the animated short 'Hero'.
Gabriel Reyes used to be the leader of Overwatch before becoming part of Blackwatch, Overwatch's covert black ops division. Eventually he led a rebellion against the main part of Overwatch, which led to the explosion that destroyed its headquarters.Reaper - Overwatch Gamepedia he was nearly killed by the explosion, like Jack, but mysteriously survived and is kept alive by constantly regenerating nanoparticles. Due to this, he no longer has a true physical form and can become wraithlike. He is now part of the illegal organisation Talon.
While Reaper/Soldier: 76 is not canon, the two characters have a long history together through Overwatch. They used to be best friends before Jack's promotion to Strike Commander.
==Fanon==
Reaper/Soldier: 76 is a popular pairing in the Overwatch fandom due to the duo's history together. Other factors include: they are both Offense heroes, are roughly the same age, and since Jack was the leader of Overwatch and Gabriel was the leader of Blackwatch, there is a sense of yin and yang to shipping them. Jack symbolises justice, while Gabriel symbolises chaos. Their in-game character designs reflect this; Reaper is predominantly black, whereas Soldier: 76 is predominantly colourful and bright.
Fanfiction tends to focus on angst or hurt/comfort situations. This is due to both characters being both physically and emotionally scarred, carrying deep regrets and dark histories. As well as this, due to Overwatch's strong lore yet vague timeline, Reaper/Soldier: 76 stories are written for every time period in (and out of) Overwatch canon. Common topics for fanfics include:
* Modern Day Fanfiction (i.e. the same time as the video game)
* Overwatch/Blackwatch Fanfiction (When the two were both in Overwatch, or beforehand when they were best friends)
* Alternate Universe Fanfiction
There are many fanworks dedicated to this ship. It is the second most popular Overwatch ship on Archive Of Our Own, with nearly 2,000 works as of Sat. 11 March 2017.Reaper/Soldier: 76 - Archive Of Our Own
Prominent fan artists include:
* Aminoscribbles
== Fanworks ==
=== Zines ===
* Not Getting Any Younger
* The Skin of Our Teeth
==Archives and Communities==
* Reaper76 on Deviantart
* Soldier: 76 / Reaper on Archive Of Our Own
* Reaper76 on Tumblr
* Reaper76 Week official blog on Tumblr
==References==
Category: Overwatch Relationships
Category: Slash Pairings
Reaper Leviathan

Reaper Leviathans are creatures in the video game Subnautica.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
[Note: Much of the fanart for the Reapers incorporates the fear of finding them when playing the game and may trigger those with Thalassophobia]
====Links====
*Fear the Reapers (Jan 2022) by neonbluedragon
*Hrggggg art (Aug 2022) by reaper-mask
====Gallery====
File:Sijbren reaper-levia-chan.png|Reaper Levia-Chan (Jan 2021) by Sijbren
File:Wolffrost59 subnautica-the-reaper.jpg|Subnautica: The Reaper (Jun 2021) by WolfFrost59
File:Mojomontebon reaper-leviathan.png|"Reaper Leviathan" (Sep 2023) by MojoMontebon
==Resources & External Links==
*Reaper Leviathan - Subnautica FANDOM Wiki
==References==
category:Subnautica
Reapertownusa

reapertownusa was a fanwriter and fanartist in Supernatural fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Reapertownusa no fearsome tide.jpg|Art for no fearsome tide, created for the 2011 Apocabigbang (Criminal Minds/Leverage/Numb3rs)
File:Reapertownusa japanese zombie heroez.jpg|Cover art for Japanese Zombie Heroez, created for the 2011 Apocabigbang (Dir en grey)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
Reason's Way

Reason's Way is a Kirk/Spock story by DVS. 
It was published in the print zine Consort #2.
 
==Summary==
"Every time Kirk gets drunk he proclaims his love for Spock but forgets about it after sobering up."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1993===
 
 
===1996===
===2003===
===2011===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
Reasons

"Reasons" is a The Professionals vid by Ancasta. It was posted to The Circuit Archive on March, 2007, and to the Vidder's YouTube page on May 31, 2008. This is a recruiter vid. 
Vidder's Notes: "This was to be a little throwaway project for a challenge on Live Journal. One of our ever so creative Pros fans decided to celebrate slash and The Professionals, and urged fans to post what it was about the wonderfully slashy relationship between Bodie and Doyle that drew them to the fandom. People contributed art, analyzed fic and episodes, and basically went all out for a week of fannish abandon. I'd thought I would put together a slide show of moments from the show as one of my contributions. But that seemed too limited, so an idea for a vid started to take shape inside my head. I just tried to think of the lines, the scenes, the moments that had grabbed me as a fan. I've been told this vid makes an excellent pimping tool. I'm very glad to hear it. Please note there are no lyrics, because the music used in this vid is an instrumental piece." 
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Rebcake

Rebcake is a fanwriter who wrote predominately in the Buffyverse fandoms. She discovered BtVS in 2006 and started writing fanfiction in 2008. TTH author's profile, accessed 2/3/2021
She is also co-moderator of the fantas_magoria community on livejournal
==Interviews==
* A Look at the Fantas Magoria Livejournal Buffy and Angel Fanworks Community
==Archives & Links==
* Rebcake's Fic at The Bloodshedverse
* Rebcake's Fic at TtH
* Rebcake's Fic at The Spuffy Realm
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Rebecca

See also: Bec, Becca, Becky
* Rebecca, a novel by Daphne du Maurier
* Rebecca, a NCIS fanwriter
* Rebecca aka Rebecca2525, a fanwriter
* Rebecca Black, a Twilight character
* Rebecca Crane, an Assassin's Creed character
* Rebecca Dustin, a Hanson fan
* Rebecca Meashekake Cox, a Hanson fanartist
* Rebecca Oroukin, a fan
* Rebecca Ross, a writer and zine publisher
* Rebecca Sentance, an OTW Member
* Rebecca Tushnet, a former OTW Board Member
* Rebekah, a Hanson fan writer
* Rebecca, a character from Pokémon
Rebecca (novel)

Rebecca is a Gothic mystery about a young woman who marries a wealthy man after a whirlwind romance, but finds his ancestral home, the Manderley estate, less than welcoming. In fannish spaces, the story is often popular for the femslash potential of Mrs Danvers, mainly with the late Rebecca de Winter but also with the story's unnamed narrator. On AO3, works shipping the narrator with her canonical husband are in the minority, and Mrs. Danvers/Narrator sometimes figures as a side ship or even the main event.
The novel has had a movie adaptatation by Hitchcock and a German language musical adaptation by Szylveszter Levay and Michael Kunze, later.
==Links==
*Umbrella AO3 tag for Rebecca and various adaptations
*Rebecca (movie) on FanFiction.Net
*Rebecca (play) on FF.Net
* Rebecca (musical) on AO3
*Rebecca - Daphne du Maurier on FF.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Theater
Rebecca Crane

Rebecca Crane is a recurring character in the Assassin's Creed series, from AC2 through Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.
==Fandom==
Common ships include Rebecca/Shaun, Rebecca/Lucy, and Rebecca/Desmond.
==Fannish links==
*Crane/works Rebecca Crane works on AO3
*#rebecca crane on Tumblr
*Fics marked "Rebecca C." on FF.net
Category: Assassin's Creed Characters
Rebecca Crane/Lucy Stillman

Rebecca Crane/Lucy Stillman is a rare ship in Assassin's Creed fandom. Within the AC (Assassin's Creed), much of fandom tends to focus more on the historical settings and characters then on the modern day storyline and characters, which has begun to receive less and less time with each new release. 
Rebecca/Lucy is most often written or talked about as either a side pairing for one of the many much more popular slash ships, or as part of a larger ship (Ex. Rebecca/Lucy/Shuan/Desmond). At this time (12/14/2021) there is no fanfic in English on AO3 that is Rebecca/Lucy centric that isn't PWP.
==Example Fanworks==
*Time for a Bath, smut fic by anonymous
*Rebecca x Lucy, SFW art by Autumn-Sacura
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Rebecca Crane/Lucy Stillman tag on Archive Of Our Own
Category:Assassin's Creed Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Rebecca Crane/Shaun Hastings

Rebecca Crane/Shaun Hastings is a ship in Assassin's Creed fandom.
==Canon==
Darby McDevitt, a lead writer of the series, was asked on Twitter "Becca and Shaun shared a bed at least once, right?" and replied "Pretty sure Jeffrey Y[ohalem (another lead writer)] wrote stuff in ACB to hint at that; the emails between S and R. So let's assume they are / were an item. :)".https://twitter.com/DarbyMcDevitt/status/551622357186789377 (@carbonsky's original question tweet has since been deleted)
A scene late in Assassin's Creed: Syndicate where Rebecca has been shot and Shaun is holding her, can also be interpreted to support the ship.
The modern-day portions of Assassin's Creed: Valhalla confirmed Shaun and Rebecca to be romantically coupled.
==Fandom==
==Fan perspectives==
==Archives & Fannish Resources==
*Rebecca Crane/Shaun Hastings fics on FanFiction.net
*Rebecca Crane/Shaun Hastings tag on Archive Of Our Own
*Computers-Cant-Love fangroup on deviantART
==References==
Category:Assassin's Creed Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Rebecca Eisenhuth

Rebecca Eisenhuth is a prolific fan author and artist.
Her works have appeared in hundreds of zines and publications from the 1980s to present.
The majority of her fan fiction and art is centered on Barbara Bain and Martin Landau, whether it is in Space: 1999, Mission: Impossible.
She has also written for Savage and the Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island, commonly referred to as "J.J. and Olga" stories. 
Eisenhuth has also written for other fandoms as well, including The Wild, Wild West.
==Zibes==
*Triple Jeopardy
==Fan Fiction==
*A Deadly Dream
*Alien Return
*The Night of Heather's Gift (in Spies in the Old West)
*Another Time, Another Life (in Moonscape)
==Fan Art==
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Image:RQ_vol1-no3-cover.jpg|Cover of Vol. 1, Nr. 3 of Reconnaissance Quarterly
 
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Rebecca Reeves

Rebecca Reeves is a fanwriter. 
From a 1992 mini-bio: 
==Publications==
===Blake's 7===
* Aspects
* Avon
* B7 Complex
* The Chronicles
* Forgotten Seven
* Gambit
* Green Eggs and Ham
* Input
* The Seven Live On
* Shadow
* Who's Blake
===Quantum Leap===
* Accelerator Accidents
* As Time Goes Bye
* Leaping to Conclusions
* Look Before You Leap
* Oh Boy
* Out of the Frying Pan
* Play It Again
* Quantum Mechanics
* Standing on the Edge of Time
===Other===
* Adventures in Slime and Time
* I Bid My Heart to Follow
* Kirk
==References==
Rebecca Ross

Rebecca Ross was a writer and zine publisher. 
Southern Star, a zine she published, won the "Captain's Log Award" in June 1976. The award was sponsored by Lawrence Fury of the Star Trek: Again! club.
She died on March 27, 1997.Southern Enclave #48 
==Zines Rebecca Had a Hand In==
* Berengaria
* Echoes from the Past
* Guardian
* Interstat
* Obsc'zine
* Showcase
* Sol Plus
* Southern Star
* Warped Space
* Wide Open Spaces
==References==
Category:DeceasedCategory:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Rebecca Sentance

Rebecca Sentance is an Organization for Transformative Works volunteer. She is a layout editor for Transformative Works and Cultures and was a chair for Fanlore. She has volunteered with the OTW since 2015. Ten Years of AO3: Rebecca Sentance (November 11, 2019) 
==Involvement in Fandom==
 
==Involvement with the OTW==
Sentance has volunteered for the OTW since 2015. Ten Years of AO3: Rebecca Sentance (November 11, 2019) She served on the Board of Directors from 2020 to 2022.Organization for Transformative Works: Emerita Directors (Accessed 22 April 2023) She was also on the AO3 Documentation Committee (Docs) until 2022. 
==Interviews==
* Five Things Rebecca Sentance Said (2017)
* Ten Years of AO3: Rebecca Sentance (2019)
==References==
Rebecca Smallwood

Rebecca Smallwood, also known as Rivka, is a fanwriter and programmer known for creating eFiction and several fan archives.
== eFiction ==
Rebecca created eFiction, an it's PHPnuke predecessor Fanfiction Module 1.0, for her fansites,https://efiction.org/about/ making them available for download on her sourceforge page Orodruin. This page would later move to her personal domain, and eventually be retired in 2005https://web.archive.org/web/20041211181634/http://orodruin.rivkashome.com/, after handing off eFiction to new developers.https://web.archive.org/web/20050317055047/http://orodruin.rivkashome.com/
== List of Fan Sites ==
* Lavender Eyes, a Drizzt Do'urden fansite and archive (circa 2001)
* The Danger Room Fanfic Archive, an X-Men fansite and archive (circa 2001)
* X-Team Chat, an X-Men chat community (circa 2001)
* Beauty and the Beast, a Beauty and the Beast fansite (circa 2002)
* Council of Elrond, a LOTR fansite and archive (circa 2002)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:EFiction
Rebecca Teed

==Notable Fanworks==
*"The Avalon Project" - X-APA (1997-1999) - Parts 2-4
**The Bloody Morning After 
**The Avalon Project - Part 1, Part 2
**Copperhead Road 
== Awards ==
* Maggie Awards - 1999 - Ultraviolet Award for The Bloody Morning After
== Archives/Communities/Zines ==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
* The Avalon Project
* X-APA Website
Category:Fanwriters
Rebecca Tushnet

Rebecca Tushnet is a professor of law at Harvard specializing in intellectual property. While a professor at Georgetown, she was a founding member of the board of the Organization for Transformative Works, serving from 2007 - 2010.Organization for Transformative Works - Emerita Board Members Accessed on April 8, 2018. In the Organization for Transformative Works' 2007 introductory post, Tushnet was also announced as the chair of the Legal Committee."An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works" Posted on September 28, 2007. Accessed on April 8, 2018.
A graduate of both Harvard and Yale, Tushnet clerked for Judge Edward R. Becker of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals and A Supreme Court justice David Souter. She has represented and advised fan fiction websites in disputes with copyright and trademark owners and currently serves on the OTW's Legal committee.
Tushnet also writes the widely-followed 43(B)log, which reports on current IP cases, issues, conferences, and debates.
==OTW Biography==
==Interviews==
* Fan Fiction Oral History Project with Rebecca Tushnet (2012)
* Q&A with Professor Rebecca Tushnet (2012)
* Fan Fiction vs. Copyright – Q&A with Rebecca Tushnet (2012)
* Ask a Law Professor Your Questions about Fan Fiction and Mash-ups (2013)
* What Fans Need to Know about Transformative Use: A Conversation with Rebecca Tushnet (2016)
==Legal Analysis==
Her publications on fan fiction and fan culture are extensive; a selection is below.
*Organization for Transformative Works submits comments on remix to PTO/NTIA (2013)
* Hybrid Vigor: Mashups, Cyborgs, and Other Necessary Monsters, 6 I/S: J. L. & POL. INFO. SOC. 1 (2010).
* Economies of Desire: Fair Use and Marketplace Assumptions, 51 WM. & MARY L. REV 513 (2009).
* User-Generated Discontent: Transformation in Practice, 31 COLUM. J.L. & ARTS 110 (2008).
* Payment in Credit: Copyright Law and Subcultural Creativity, 70 L. & CONTEMP. PROBS. 135 (2007) 
* Copyright Law, Fan Practices, and the Rights of the Author, in FANDOM: IDENTITIES AND COMMUNITIES IN A MEDIATED WORLD (Jon Grey et al. eds., 2007) (NYU Press). 
* My Fair Ladies: Sex, Gender, and Fair Use in Copyright, 15 AM. U. J. GENDER, SOC. POL’Y & L. 273 (2007) 
* Copy This Essay: How Fair Use Doctrine Harms Free Speech and How Copying Serves It, 114 YALE L.J. 535 (2004)
* Legal Fictions: Copyright, Fan Fiction, and a New Common Law, 17 LOY. L.A. ENT. L.J. 651 (1997)
==Related==
* Wikipedia Link
==References==
Category:PeopleCategory:Commentators