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An Interview with eluki bes shahar

An Interview with eluki bes shahar was conducted in 1998 for "Connections."
In it, the names "eluki bes shahar" and "Rosemary Edghill" are officially connected.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
Category:X-Men Fan Interviews
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Category:Paganism & Fandom
An Interview with the Slayage Online Journal of Buffy Studies Editor, Elizabeth Rambo

An Interview with the Slayage Online Journal of Buffy Studies Editor, Elizabeth Rambo is an interview with a Buffy the Vampire Slayer focus.
It was conducted by, and posted to, Legendary Women, Inc., an organization devoted to promoting the empowerment of women, both in the media and in their everyday lives and endeavors.
"Dr. Rambo of Campbell University has long been a scholar in the field of Buffy studies and works on the editing board of the popular online academic journal Slayage, devoted to furthering Buffy studies around the world. She talked with us about Buffy studies, great Buffy-speak quotes, and Cordelia Chase, Queen Bitch of Sunnydale."
 
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Buffy & Angel Fan Interviews
Category:2012 Fan Interviews
An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works

An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works September 2007 is a post by femmequixotic, spokesperson for Organization for Transformative Works.
There are 325 comments to this post.
The topic of this post is the plans for Organization for Transformative Works.
"Our primary focus is going to be setting up the archive itself. That's our first priority. In addition, we'll be working on a few other projects, such as a fan history wiki, an academic fan journal, and a legal defense fund."
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
 
* list of planned committee members
* many, many notes of excitement and congratulations
* some complaints that the name has been changed from "fanarchive" to "Organization for Transformative Works"
* the title, OTW, doesn't take into account RPF
* some fans are questioning why fandom needs this project, says Fan History Wiki, RockFic, and FanworksFinder are sufficient for fans
* why is the OTW so slow, why is the OTW so hasty
* anger that Heidi Tandy is on the legal team
* discussion about the OTW's statements that transformative fandom being a female-centric space
* there are many anonymous commenters, including one who ironically gripes about the members of the board not revealing their fannish names 
* negative comments by sidewinder, screwthedaisies, hector rashbaum, Laura Hale (who is angry that no one consulted her), and other mostly anonymous commenters (and a few trolls)
==From the Post==
==Fan Comments==
 
==Related Meta==
* Thoughts on OTW (Formerly Fanarchive/Archive of Our Own) by hector rashbaum
* Organization for Transformative Wank by hector rashbaum
* many, many more
==References==
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Organization for Transformative Works Meta
An Introduction to the Organization for Transformative Works (post)

This was the first official post regarding the creation of the Organization for Transformative Works. It was posted September 28, 2007 at otw news.
The post included the original initial volunteers.
==Links==
A set of archived links: page one; page two; page three; page four
Some more archived links, though incomplete: , , 
==The Post==
==Comments==
Note: supporters of Hale and the very unpopular and controversial Fan History Wiki were hector rashbaum (archivist at Rockfic), screwthedaisies (owner of Rockfic, founder of FanworksFinder), and "anonymous."
At some unknown date, partly bouncy (aka Laura Hale) deleted all of her comments. They are archived below.
Some topics in the 325 comments:
* supporters of Fan History Wiki were very outspoken in their disapproval of Fanlore 
* MUCH discussion of "media fandom," RPF, bandfic
* gender language and inclusion
* early Led Zeppelin fanworks
* revealing legal names
* much, much more
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
==This Post Included Initial Volunteers==
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
* Naomi Novik (president, chair: ADT)
* Susan Gibel (treasurer, chair: Financial)
* Francesca Coppa (secretary, liaison to ComRel, Volunteers)
* Jo Graham (chair: Development)
* Rebecca Tushnet (chair: Legal)
* Michele Tepper (liaison to Systems)
* Cathy Cupitt (liaison to Elections, PR)
ACCESSIBILITY, DESIGN, & TECHNOLOGY
* Chair: Naomi Novik
* Michele Tepper
* cmshaw (cmshaw)
* Alice Toulmin
* Lim (lim)
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
* Chair: Femme (femmequixotic)
* Beth H (bethbethbeth)
* Ciderpress (ciderpress)
* Madelyn (svmadelyn)
* Mira (mirabile_dictu)
* Shrift (shrift)
DEVELOPMENT & MEMBERSHIP
* Chair: Jo Graham
ELECTIONS
* Chair: Cordelia V (cordelia_v)
* Sinope (eponis)
* Ellen Fremedon (ellen_fremedon)
* Jeddy (jeddy83)
* Par Avion (par_avion)
FINANCIAL
* Chair: Susan Gibel
* Cat Meier (fairestcat)
* Celli Lane (celli)
* Zellieh (zellieh)
LEGAL
* Chair: Rebecca Tushnet
* Heidi Tandy (heidi8)
* Fox (darthfox)
* Lia (lwdagreat)
* Killalla (killalla)
PUBLIC RELATIONS
* Chair: Dafna Greer (dafnagreer)
* Iphi (iphi1)
* Kass (kassrachel)
* Laura JV (jacquez)
* Mahoy (mahoy)
SYSTEMS
* Chair: Jade Lennox (jadelennox)
* Xenacryst (xenacryst)
* Risha Fisk (rishabree)
VOLUNTEERS & RECRUITING
* Chair: Devildoll (devildoll)
* Sanj (sanj)
* Green (xanphibian)
* VK (vonknibble)
* Morganmuffle (morganmuffle)
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Organization for Transformative Works
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
An L.A. Story

An L.A. Story is a Methos/Joe/Duncan story by Monica, published on the author's personal slash fanfiction site Monica's Glorybox.
Summary: This is a Joe-centric story of exploration and discovery among friends, in which Methos buys a car and, boy, does Joe get laid!
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Category:Poly Fanfiction
An OTP Fanmix

An OTP Fanmix is a Dawn/Scott, Izzy/Noah, Duncan/Zoey and Alejandro/Heather fanmix in the Total Drama fandom. It is one of several created by fandomqueenmadi for the fandom.An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#Dark Horse (feat. Juicy J) by Katy Perry
#Bad Romance by Lady GagaListed on 8tracks as "Bad Romance by ghaborg." May be a cover?
#Camera Shy by School Boy Humor
#Mr. Brightside by The KillersListed on 8tracks as "Mr brigthside by Ivanandressoto." May be a cover?
#What Makes You Beautiful by One Direction
#Everytime We Touch by Cascada
#DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love (feat. Pitbull) by Usher
#Haunted (Acoustic Version) by Taylor Swift
#Over and Over by Three Days Grace
#Kiss You by One Direction
#Slow Down by Selena Gomez
#Dancing Crazy by Miranda Cosgrove
#Booty Booty (feat. Pitbull) by Sensato
#Wrecking Ball by Miley Cyrus
#Runaway Baby by Bruno Mars
#Stay Stay Stay by Taylor Swift
#Replay by Iyaz
#Teenage Dream by Katy Perry
==Notes==
Category:2014 Fanmixes
Category:Het Fanmixes
An Oath of Bondage

Oath of Bondage is a 129-page K/S slash H/C novel by Sharon Pillsbury with extensive art by Jackie Zoost. 
==Summaries==
From an ad in Datazine #56: "When Kirk is taken captive by a slave-culture, he is forced to sear an oath of bondage -- and Spock, amnesiac and injured, may be compelled to honor that oath if they ever see one another again." 
From Media Monitor: "A Kirk/Spock novel... detailing the oath Kirk must sear to an alien slaver in order to protect Spock and McCoy when it seems that rescue may never come." 
From Gilda F: "Kirk, Spock, and McCoy are bought as slaves when their shuttle is destroyed on a pre-industrial planet." 
==From the Editorial==
==Gallery==
A small sampling of the art.
File:Oath of Bondage interior art.jpg|interior art
File:Oath of bondage interior art (2).jpg|interior art
Image:oathof1.jpg|interior art
Image:oathof2.jpg|interior art
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1990===
 
===1999===
===2021===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1988 Zines
An Obsession with Homosexuality?

An Obsession with Homosexuality? is a 2008 essay by Melody C. It was posted to OpEdNews.com.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the show House, M.D.
* House/Wilson
* same sex relationships as represented on television
* slash
* TPTB's queerbaiting
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:House, M.D.
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
An Open Letter to Caitlin Moran

An Open Letter to Caitlin Moran
The Tumblr post has 7367 notes as of September 2018.
It was one of the many outraged reactions to a journalist's stunt of having Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman read some slash fanfic aloud at a very public gathering. 
==Some Excerpt==
==The Added Footnote==
"‘Fair dealing for the purposes of humiliation, embarrassment & mockery’ is a bit of a contradiction in terms.", December 16, 2013 
==References==
Category:2013 Meta
Category:Sherlock Holmes Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2013 Open Letters
An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh (1988)

An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh is undated but appears to have been written in mid-to-late 1988.
It was printed in Freedom City Gazette #4.
The subject was zine piracy.
Another open letter written at the same time and addressing the same topic was An Open Letter to Fandom by Della Van Hise (1988). In fact, Van Hise, references Walsh's letter in her own. 
Another similar 1988 open letter is by Diane Gies: see The 1988 Blake's 7 Bootlegged Zines Discussion.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
 
* Fandom and Profit
* Zine Pirating
* Conventions
* threats to fandom
* Zine Publishers
* "artistic rape" (a phrase Della Van Hise references in her own letter)
==The Letter==
 Image:walshboot1.jpg|the letter, some names and addresses redacted
 
==Later Open Letters: by Zine Publishers/Con Organizers Addressing the Same Topic==
In 1993 and 1994, a number of Open Letters circulated in fandom, regarding the photocopying of in-print zines.
Note: Della Van Hise and Alexis Fegan Black are the same person.
 
* Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Bill Hupe (March 19, 1993)
* Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Leah Rosenthal (March 23, 1993)
* Follow-Up Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Bill Hupe (April 14, 1993)
* Open Letter to Fandom by Alexis Fegan Black Regarding Zine Pirating (May 1993)
* Candace Pulleine’s Open Letter To All Revelcon Members (May 12, 1993)
* Open Letter to Fanzine Readers, Contributors, and Publishers by Candace Pulleine (June 1993)
* Zine Piracy Letter by Ann Wortham in Response to Candace Pulleine (Autumn 1993)
* Is Fandom Slipping into McCarthyism?, by Connie-Sue Hamilton (February 1994)
* Ann Wortham's Response to Connie-Sue Hamilton (April 1994)
==Excerpts from Walsh's 1988 Letter==
==Meta and Other Comments==
* Statement: regarding the issue of bootlegging and cloning zines by Leigh Arnold (November 1988)
==References==
Category:1988 Meta
Category:1988 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Zine Piracy Open Letters
An Open Letter to Fandom by Della Van Hise (1988)

An Open Letter to Fandom by Della Van Hise 
It was published in On the Double #6 and possibly distributed in other ways as well. The copy published in "On the Double" states that it was signed by Alexis Fegan Black, Dovya Blacque, Dovya Blacque, and Wendy Rathbone. 
The subject was zine piracy.
This letter addresses the same topic, and in fact refers to, An Open Letter to Fandom by Deb Walsh (1988).
Van Hise also addresses the unauthorized copying of her zines in 1991. See the editorial in "The 25th Year".
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "artistic rape"
* Fandom and Profit
* Zine Pirating
* Conventions
* threats to fandom
* Zine Publishers
==The Letter==
File:openlettertofandomdella1.jpg|first page of the letter, addresses redacted, one last name redacted
File:openlettertofandomdella2.jpg|first page of the letter, addresses redacted, one last name redacted
==Later Open Letters: by Zine Publishers/Con Organizers Addressing the Same Topic==
In 1993 and 1994, a number of Open Letters circulated in fandom, regarding the photocopying of in-print zines.
Note: Della Van Hise and Alexis Fegan Black are the same person.
 
* Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Bill Hupe (March 19, 1993)
* Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Leah Rosenthal (March 23, 1993)
* Follow-Up Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Bill Hupe (April 14, 1993)
* Open Letter to Fandom by Alexis Fegan Black Regarding Zine Pirating (May 1993)
* Candace Pulleine’s Open Letter To All Revelcon Members (May 12, 1993)
* Open Letter to Fanzine Readers, Contributors, and Publishers by Candace Pulleine (June 1993)
* Zine Piracy Letter by Ann Wortham in Response to Candace Pulleine (Autumn 1993)
* Is Fandom Slipping into McCarthyism?, by Connie-Sue Hamilton (February 1994)
* Ann Wortham's Response to Connie-Sue Hamilton (April 1994)
==Excerpts from Van Hise's 1988 Letter==
==Comments by a Blake's 7 Zine Editor==
In December 1988, Diane Gies, editor of Horizon Newsletter wrote: 
==Later Comments==
==References==
Category:1988 Meta
Category:1988 Open Letters
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Zine Piracy Open Letters
An Open Letter to Fanfic Readers

An Open Letter to Fanfic Readers is a July 17, 2015 list of rules by bettydays regarding feedback. It was posted to Tumblr and had 2,427 notes as of July 30.
Some fans found it helpful and liked the rules and absolutes. Other fans found it to be an overgeneralization and disliked someone making a list of absolutes for what is a personal and fluid topic.
The post had 3,638 notes as of July 2017.
==Similar Essays==
* Fanfic rules for absolute beginners (early 2000s)
* Netiquette of posting to a message board! (early 2000s)
* Fan Etiquette: What Not to Do (2002)
* Everything I Know About Fandom (2005)
* An Open Letter to Fanfic Readers (2015)
==The Essay==
==Comments at the Post==
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==Comments Elsewhere==
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==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:2015 Open Letters
Category:2015 Meta
An Open Letter to Fans of Beauty and the Beast Regarding the Tunnel Con III Video

An Open Letter to Fans of Beauty and the Beast Regarding the Tunnel Con III Video is a 1994 open letter by Lynette Combs, of C.A.B.B..
It was printed in Soulmates - Neverending Dream #4 in December 1994 where it was prefaced by "Dear Teri. I realize that SND has no desire to become a letterzine, but I am sending this in the hope that you will print at least excerpts of it. -- Lynette"
Another variation of this letter, a longer one, was printed in Vincent's World #10 in February 1995. There, the letter has a date of November 1994.
For some context on this topic, see Beauty and the Beast: The Classic vs. Season 3 Fandom Split.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Tunnel Con and the official con video produced by NovTek, Inc.
* ship wars
* Beauty and the Beast (TV)
* "fan-bashing" which is defined in this essay as behavior that is perceived to be insulting or abusive to specific factions of a fandom, or specific fans
* "intolerant" and "untunnelish" as interchangeable
* Classic fans (SND vs fans who support the third season and the character Diana Bennett
* "I don't know why it should be so hard to understand that for many of us, that particular story line will never be acceptable. Never. Ever. For us it was too deliberately destructive, too painful and too contemptuous of the show's audience."
* the rumor of boycotting the L.A. Con
* the right of consumers to state what they want
* Ron Koslow: fan appreciation of, but also betrayal of trust and ability
* "I am disturbed that their first glimpse of this fandom might be through the kind of inflammatory, pointless name-calling I saw on this convention video tape."
* Beauty and the Beast's "dream" and its far-reaching influences
==Excerpts from the Letter as Printed in "Vincent's World"==
===The "Vincent's World" Version Contains the Text Below===
===The "Soulmates - Neverending Dream" Version Contains the Text Below===
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1994 Open Letters
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
An Open Letter to Harve Bennett... In Fandom's Defense

An Open Letter to Harve Bennett... In Fandom's Defense was an open letter by Ruth S addressed to Harve Bennett and the Star Trek fandom in general. 
The open letter was printed in Interstat #150, very shortly after Harve Bennett stepped down from his Star Trek duties after ten years. 
This open letter was a reaction to Harve Bennett's Farewell Open Letter.
==Text of "An Open Letter to Harve Bennett... In Fandom's Defense"==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek Open Letters
Category:1990 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1990 Open Letters
Category:Perspectives on Fans
An Open Letter to J.K. Rowling from Mugglenet and The Harry Potter Lexicon

In September 2004, Steve Vander Ark/The Harry Potter Lexicon and MuggleNet wrote an open letter to J.K. Rowling. It was posted to both sites in 2004, and Vander Ark reposted the letter with an essay explaining its background and JKR's answers thus far at The Harry Potter Lexicon in July 2005.
The letter asks a number of question regarding canon. Vander Ark also questions how much of The Harry Potter Lexicon information was used for official purposes, something that may have led to/was reflected by some of the legal conflicts he had regarding a print version of The Lexicon. See The Harry Potter Lexicon Trial.
J.K. Rowling answered some, but not all, of the questions posed in the letter in the FAQ section of her official site, where these questions were marked as a "Mugglenet/Lexicon question". The FAQs were removed when her site was revamped from a Harry Potter site to a more general corporate one. They can still be accessed via the Wayback Machine, and many of the answers are reposted or excerpted on the Harry Potter Lexicon.
See The Snake's Quill Interview with Steve Vander Ark.
==The Letter==
==Vander Ark's Explanation==
==The Questions== 
These are the questions Steve Vander Ark asked in his open letter. Some of the JKR's answers are .
 
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2004 Open Letters
An Open Letter to Joanna Russ

An Open Letter to Joanna Russ is an essay by Jeanne Gomoll. 
It was printed in "Aurora" (issue #25, volume #10, number #1) in Winter 1986/87.
"Aurora" is a speculative science fiction and feminism zine. It was originally called Janus and was the second feminist science fiction magazine published. (The first was The Witch and the Chameleon.)
The open letter's topic is the introduction to a science fiction book of short stories called "Burning Chrome," and the erasure of the female presence in the history of the genre.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* women's fannish history
* many men's myopic view of fan history
* preserving women's voices, fanworks, and activities
* Joanna Russ' book, How to Suppress Women's Writing
* Susan Wood and the first "women and science fiction" panel at Big Mac in 1974
* founding and description of A Women's APA and Janus, and a mention of Women's Periodical
* SunCon (1977 worldcon held in Miami, Florida), organization against Dade County's anti-gay laws, the "Happy Gays Are Here Again" buttons, the satirical masquerade entry called "Slave Boys of Gor"
* Phoenix, Arizona's 1978 bid for worldcon, the NOW boycott of non-ERA ratifying states, and Harlan Ellison
* WisCon programming
* the first WisCon was nicknamed "PervertCon" "by some fans who were upset by WisCon's encouragement of feminist, lesbian, and homosexual programming"
* the generic "Women and SF" panels at cons, often to strong opposition
* the 1970s's separate women's spaces at cons, "rooms of our own" - the first one was at WesterCon in Vancouver in 1978, and organized by Susan Wood
* the Hugos and women
* much more
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
 
 
 
==References==
Category:1987 Open Letters
Category:Science Fiction MetaCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
An Open Letter to all Readers of "Adult" fanzines

An Open Letter to all Readers of "Adult" fanzines is a 1991 Beauty and the Beast (TV) open letter by Sharon Wells.
It was published in Tunneltalk v.2 n.4/5.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* intolerance
* fans policing other fans
* Beauty and the Beast (TV) fanfiction and zines
* chiding women for writing, and for superficially writing about sex
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1991 Meta
Category:1991 Open Letters
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
Category:Fanfiction Meta
An Open Letter to the Anti-Slash People

An Open Letter to the Anti-Slash People is an essay by The Brat Queen.
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series and is an open letter.
It was also posted to the author's journal where there were 260 (mostly chatty, non-substantive) comments: ; archive link page 2; archive link page 3; archive link page 4; archive link page 5; archive link page 6; archive link page 7; archive link page 8; archive link page 9; archive link page 10; archive link page 11
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==The Letter==
Category:2003 Open Letters
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
An Open Letter to the Fans of Beauty and the Beast from the Chambers of the Carousels & Caverns Community

An Open Letter to the Fans of Beauty and the Beast from the Chambers of the Carousels & Caverns Community is a 1994 open letter to Beauty and the Beast fans.
It was a print letter, as well as sent to fans by email.
==The Letter==
==Reactions==
From the 1995 vol. 2 issue of Of Love and Hope:
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
Category:1994 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Convention Meta
Category:1994 Open Letters
Category:Beauty and the Beast Open Letters
An Open Rant Regarding The Genre Of "Genderswap," Specifically Referring To Supernatural And Weemo Bandslash Fandoms

An Open Rant Regarding The Genre Of "Genderswap," Specifically Referring To Supernatural And Weemo Bandslash Fandoms is a 2007 essay by thepurpleswitch.
It is also referred to as "put your hand between an aching head and an aching wound."
The post has 107 comments.
==Topics Discussed==
* genderswap
* how genderswap is really sexswap
* bodyswap
* how personalities in fanfic shouldn't change because of sexswap
* despite "Supernatural" in the title, it is only briefly mentioned
* weemo
==Most of the Post==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2007 Meta
Category:Bandom Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
An Ordinary Life (Sentinel story)

An Ordinary Life is a Jim/Blair story by J.M. Griffin.
==Author's Notes==
"I wrote this story shortly after the fourth season of TS ended, and even though I have written a few more since then, for some weird reason I think of this as my last TS story. I dedicate it to anyone who thinks they will never find the love of their life -- keep looking, keep hoping, you just never know.... (Previously published in Come To Your Senses 15 in Sept. 1999.)"
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel J/B Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
An Uncommon Fear Of Shifting

An Uncommon Fear Of Shifting is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by analise (42,000 words). It was one of the stories archived at The Obi-Wan Torture Oasis.
 
Summary: Obi Wan is kidnapped and Qui Gon stretches the boundaries of both his duty and his discipline to find him in the midst of a diplomatic crisis. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎