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America Online Star Wars Fan Club

The America Online Star Wars Fan Club (AOLSWFC) was an early online Star Wars fan club for members of the AOL Internet service.
From one of the founders: "In January 1994, I started a weekly Friday night Star Wars trivia game on America Online. It was the first official AOL Star Wars Fan Club (AOLSWFC) event. After the first year, I turned it over to other hosts and eventually multiple trivia games sprung up -- at its peak, I think there were more than six different games each week. Unfortunately, I don't have reports from many of the nights, but the main one on Friday night is nearly complete." The trivia club also served as an informal newsletter, HoloCroN began to be published.
From the 1996 Usenet Star Wars FAQ: "The America Online Star Wars Fan Club is a collection of over 1,700 fans on AOL and the Internet. In addition to message boards and software libraries, the club holds several online chats, trivia games, and role-playing games each week."
By March 1996, membership climbed to 2,500. In 1996 the club broadened its appeal by announcing: 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
American Alliance for Japanese Animation

American Alliance for Japanese Animation was a fan club for "Japanese animation enthusiasts."
It published a zine called GERTALK which contained art, articles, letters, and opinions. It also published a monthly newsletter, title unknown.
From a 1988 ad: 
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom Communities
American Dad!

American Dad! is an adult animated series created by Seth McFarlane, the creator of Family Guy. It originally aired on FOX, before transitioning to TBS, where it continues to air to this day.
==Canon==
The series focuses on the Smith family who reside in Langley Falls, Virginia: conservative CIA agent Stan, his over-protective wife Francine, his nerdy teenage son Steve, and his liberal teenage daughter Hayley. In addition, the Smith's also house a flamboyant, hedonistic alien named Roger in their attic, an own a goldfish, Klaus, who has the brain of an East German athlete.
Unlike its sister show, Family Guy, which primarily utilizes cutaway gags and pop-culture references, American Dad! primarily gets its humor from the quirky personalities of its characters. The show was noticeably more focused on political satire in its early run, especially of right-wing politics, but has notably become less political over time. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Straying from the Flock by OffthePath " How might Hayley have become a liberal? While undergoing therapy for severe depression over her actions in "Camp Refoogee" Hayley reflects on her life and relationship with Stan."
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Animation
American Dragon: Jake Long

American Dragon: Jake Long (adjl or AD:JL) is a 2005-2007 Disney Channel cartoon created by Jeff Goode about the adventures of Jake, a Chinese-American teenager living in Manhattan, who must balance ordinary adolescence with the power and responsibility of changing into a dragon. 
==Fandom==
The art style of the show underwent a drastic change for the second a final season—fan reception to this change has generally been mixed.
===Shipping===
As of June 2022, on fanfiction.net American Dragon: Jake Long has 1.2K fanfics and a handful of communities, including ones focused on shipping Jake Long and Rose and slash. On Archive of Our Own there are 301 fanfics, with the first most popular ship being Jake Long/Rose|Huntsgirl and the second most popular being Danny Fenton/Jake Long, a crossover ship with Danny Phantom.
==Fan Works==
===Fan Fiction===
===Fan Art===
*American Dragon by Turtle-Arts
==External Links==
===Fan Communities and Archives===
*FanFiction.Net (FFN): American Dragon: Jake Long stories and crossovers
*DeviantArt (DA): americandragonfans
*Archive of Our Own (AO3): American Dragon: Jake Long - Works
===Resources===
*Wikipedia
*The Big Cartoon Database
*TV Tropes
*Channel Frederator: “107 American Dragon: Jake Long Facts YOU Should Know!”
==References==
Category:American Dragon: Jake Long
American Fans of Paul Darrow

American Fans of Paul Darrow is a fan club. Its newsletter is: The Right Question.
Description from an ad in Comlink #39: 
==Similar Clubs==
Similar clubs were Avon: The Paul Darrow Society and The Paul Darrow Appreciation Society.
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
American Gods

American Gods is a novel written by Neil Gaiman. The novel is a blend of Americana, fantasy, and various strands of ancient and modern mythology.
The book has been adapted as a television series, which began airing in 2017.
==Canon==
===Book===
In the book American Gods, main character Shadow Moon is released from prison to find that both his best friend and his wife Laura Moon were killed in an accident just days before. The story follows Shadow as he is employed by the mysterious Mr. Wednesday to act as bodyguard, driver, and general errand boy along a road trip through America that quickly grows into a large-scale conflict between the gods of modern-day America. 
Other stories in the universe include two of Neil Gaiman's short stories, Black Dog and The Monarch of the Glen, as well as the novel Anansi Boys which shares the character Mr. Nancy with American Gods.
===TV series===
===Characters===
As the fandom has very many major characters, not all of them are currently listed here. 
====Main Characters====
*Shadow Moon
*Mr. Wednesday
====Major Human Characters====
*Laura Moon
*Sam (Samantha) Black Crow
*Chad Mulligan
====Old Gods====
*Low-Key Lyesmith
*The Land
*Mr. Nancy
*Czernobog
*Bilquis
*The Zorya Sisters
*Mad Sweeney
====New Gods====
*Mr. World
*Technical Boy
*Media
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*"Him, of a Thousand Masks" by crimson_adder
*"All That Glitters" by MB234
===Fanart===
File:American gods mad sweeney by giadina96-dbgfjbb.jpg|American Gods - Mad Sweeney by giadina96, 2017
== Resources ==
==References==
Category:American Gods
Category:Neil Gaiman
American Gothic (painting)

American Gothic is a 1930 painting created by American artist Grant Wood. The painting depicts a real Carpenter Gothic-style house in Eldon, Iowa, along with "the kind of people" that Wood "fancied should live in that house.""American Gothic" on Wikipedia The imaginary father-and-daughter duo (often erroneously assumed to be husband and wife) are depicted standing in front of the house. The father, wearing denim coveralls and a black coat, holds a pitchfork while looking toward the viewer, while his somber-faced daughter, clad in a brown dress and black blouse, casts a sidelong glance at him.
==Gallery==
File:Ooo Gothic by themrtoto.jpg|Adventure Time version by themrtoto featuring Princess Bubblegum and Finn (2017).
File:Bob's Burgers Gothic by KatieHugh.png|Bob's Burgers version by KatieHugh featuring Linda and Bob (2017).
File:The Last of the American Gothics by MrIrishlad98.jpg|(CW: body horror)Last of Us fanart by MrIrishlad98 with two zombies (2017).
File:Hyrule Gothic by mindreaper08.jpg|Legend of Zelda version by mindreaper08 featuring Zelda and Link (2017).
File:Equestrian Gothic by ToisaNeMoif.jpg|My Little Pony version by ToisaNeMoif featuring Maud Pie (left) and another pony (2020).
File:The American Gothic Before Christmas by MojoMay.jpg|Nightmare Before Christmas version by MojoMay featuring Sally and Jack (2017).
File:Englishgothiccover.jpg|Professionals fanart by Anja Gruber featuring Bodie and Doyle (1995). Cover art of the anthology English Gothic.
File:Randr2art4emerson.jpg|Star Trek fanart by Mary Ann Emerson portrays Zephrem Cochrane and The Companion (1976). Featured in R & R #2.
File:Terraria Gothic by AndrewKO.jpg|Terraria version by AndrewKO featuring the Goblin Tinkerer and Mechanic (2023)
File:Under-Gothic - The Dreemurrs by hotcheeto89.jpg|Undertale fanart by hotcheeto89 featuring Toriel and Asgore (2018). ‎
File:Under-Gothic - Alphyne by hotcheeto89.jpg|Undertale fanart by hotcheeto89 featuring Alphys and Undyne (2018). ‎ ‎
File:Under-Gothic - The Skele-bros by hotcheeto89.jpg|Undertale fanart by hotcheeto89 featuring Sans and Papyrus (2018). ‎
File:Idontcare10back.jpg|Artwork by Nancy Stasulis portraying zine ed Judith Yuenger (right, with pitchfork) and possibly the artist (left, with glasses) from the the back cover of I Don't Care What You Smell #10 (2005).
==References==
Category:Fine Art
American Graffiti

American Graffiti is an American coming-of-age film from 1973. It was directed and co-written by George Lucas.
==Fanworks==
* Federation Graffiti, a Star Trek: TOS parody zine (1976)
==Links & Resources==
*American Graffiti (1973) tag on the AO3
*Wikipedia:American Graffiti
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
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American Horror Story

American Horror Story is an anthology horror series. Each self contained series contains many of the same actors playing new characters in different settings and time periods. The series consists of 9 seasons so far: Murder House, Asylum, Coven, Freak Show, Hotel, Roanoke, Cult, Apocalypse and 1984.
==Fandom==
===Fan Theories===
As each new season has a different setting and theme, fan theories about upcoming titles are common. The production are known for posting cryptic promos which only encourage theorizing. 
In season 4, Ryan Murphy announced that every seemingly unconnected season was connected. His announcement was in response to popular fan theories at the time. A single character had appeared in two seasons, Pepper was in AHS: Asylum and in AHS: Freak Show. Fans immediately began looking for more connections, theorizing about how the seasons could crossover and looking forward to seeing familiar characters again.
===Fanworks===
Based on works currently on Ao3, fanfiction in this fandom is predominantly femslash, with over 1400 works. Het fanfic comprises 1260 works but slash is rare with only 350 works. Some seasons are more femslash friendly than others. For example AHS: Coven and AHS: Asylum, both have large casts of female characters that are not related. 
The most popular settings for fanworks used to be season 1's Murder House, or season 3's Coven. However season 8, AHS: Apocalypse was the largest crossover of characters and saw the return of many characters from the Coven and Murder House. AHS: Apocolypse is now the second most popular setting for fanworks, surpassing the Murder House and not far behind Coven. 
===Shipping===
* Misty Day/Cordelia Goode pairs two witches from AHS: Coven 
* Violet Harmon/Tate Langdon is a season 1 pairing from the Murder House 
* Michael Langdon/Mallory is the pairing of the Anti-Christ and a witch from AHS: Apocalypse
* Zoe Benson/Madison Montgomery is the pairing of two witches, who have a canonical rivals to friends arc
* Sister Mary Eunice/Lana Winters is a season 2 pairing from the Asylum 
==Notable Fanworks==
==Archives & Links==
* American Horror Story works on Ao3
* American Horror Story works on ff.net
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
American Pie

American Pie is a series of teen sex comedies/rom coms by Adam Herz. The first film in the series became a worldwide pop culture phenomenon, spawning three direct sequels and four spin-off films.
==Fandom==
Steve Stifler is popular character in the fandom, as are his family members (some even original characters) are frequently the main subject in fanfiction.
==Fannish Links==
* American Pie & crossover works at FFN
* American Pie works tagged at AO3
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Category:American Pie
American Star Trek Convention

American Star Trek Convention was a series of Star Trek conventions held in Dallas, Texas.
 
The same people who ran these cons also ran Starcon and Star Trekkin' Austin.
==1975==
October 9–12, 1975
Walter Koenig was a guest.
==1975: Con Report==
==1976==
October 28–31. Guests were James Doohan and Grace Lee Whitney. 
The con's location was the Northpark Inn. 
The focus was serial movies, comics, sci-fi, fantasy, and nostalgia.
A three part audio recording of James Doohan's presentation from 1976 can be found on YouTube .
File:Startrek1976program.jpg|fold-out front cover of the 1976 program guide
File:Amstartrekconbackcover.jpg|back cover of the 1976 program guide
File:AmericanStarTrekConvention1976_art2.jpg|inside art from the 1976 program guide
File:Amstartrekconsch.png|fuzzy 1976 schedule (no larger version available)
File:American Star Trek Convention 1975 Badge.jpg|1975 convention badge
==Con Report: 1976==
==1982==
October 29-31, 1982 at the Northpark Inn.
The mailing address was Valwood Parkway in Dallas, Texas.
Movies, comics, sci-fi, and fantasy. 
A photo of the Star Trek crew was on a flyer.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:1975 Conventions
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
American Tune

American Tune is a West Wing vid by greensilver. It was reviewed by nestra at the Vid Commentary LJ community on October 25, 2009. The vid premiered at Vividcon 2009.
Vidder's Summary: "From many, one."
Vid Commentary overview: "This vid is a tribute to characters and a show that I loved, but it's also an exploration of the ways that doing great things can exact great costs, and the bravery of people who are determined enough to push on, despite those costs." WebCite for the vid commentary.
 
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"OMG, what a lovely, quiet yet immensely powerful vid. There are too few WW vids but this one almost makes up for it :) It has all the emotions of the show, the loneliness and the camaraderie, politics and religion, trust and betrayal, loss and gain, love and death, and everything in between. Just beautiful! Thank you!!!"WebCite for feedback at page 1 of the vid announcement.
*"Wow, I'm often a tough customer with softer vids, but this one brought tears to my eyes. It was just so incredibly touching. You captured them so well."WebCite for feedback at page 2 of the vid announcement.
*"Yeah, that was my show. Thank you so much." WebCite for feedback at page 3 of the vid announcement.
*" This was so wonderfully done. The editing was understated but exquisite... it complimented not only the style of the show and the song you chose but the feelings of absolute togetherness and desolation, of triumph and loss. So amazing. So absolutely amazing." WebCite for feedback at page 4 of the vid announcement.
==References==
Category:2009 Vids
Category:West Wing
American pie (Roswell archive)

american pie was a small fanfiction archive and fansite for Kyle/Alex pairing from the Roswell fandom. It contained 8 fanfiction stories by 6 contributing authors and 5 pieces of fan art by 4 contributing artists. 
==Content==
* fiction
* nonfiction (bios for the characters)
* fanart
* pictures
* links
==Authors Archived==
* Aunty Mib
* Debbie
* Gale Dumont
* Kate
* Livia
* Marianna
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Americans for Star Trek

Americans for Star Trek was a Star Trek: TOS fan club based in Columbus, Ohio.
In 1975, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives!, it had 308 members.
==Publications==
* a 60-minute audio zine on cassette four times a year called Star Watch, which may or may not be the same fanwork as "The Voice Audio Zine"
* a print annual zine called Warp Drive
* a monthly newsletter called Trekin'
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1972 Fan Clubs
Amerikon

Amerikon was a Knight Rider, A-Team, Remington Steele con. 
One of the organizers was Stuartsky. The year and other details are unknown; however since Knight Rider and Remington Steele began in 1982 and the A-Team in 1983, it's probable that it was held some time during the 1980s.
Category:Knight Rider
Category:The A-Team
Category:Remington Steele
Category:1980s Conventions
Amethyst's Labyrinth

Amethyst's Labyrinth was a large multi-author fanfiction archive in the Labyrinth fandom. It contained 1423 stories by 443 authors. The site was active in 1999, and goes defunct sometime after 2006. It was later divided into a list-based archive run by Luna and Amethyst's own archive. The site was connected with the Labyrinth Fan-Fiction List mailing list.
==Categories==
*Jareth/Sarah Romances - true romantics swoon away
*Evil Jareth - doesn't he just send shivers down your spine
*Sarah Free Zone - can't stand her, you're not alone
*Crossovers - your favourites enter the world of Labyrinth
*Funnies - don't take it all too seriously
*Listians - members of the Labyrinth lists write themselves into stories
*Minor Characters - featuring Hoggle, Ludo, Didymus, The Worm, Sarah's stepmom etc
*Prequels - explanations of how the Labyrinth came about and how Jareth became King etc
*Sarah Sequels - Sarah related non J/S Romances set after Labyrinth
Category:Gen Archives
Category:Het Archives
Category:Labyrinth
Category:2000s Archives
Amethyst/Peridot

Amethyst/Peridot is the Steven Universe femslash ship between Amethyst and Peridot.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
As of October 2024, there are 767 works tagged with Amethyst/Peridot on Archive of our Own. It is the second most common Peridot ship after Lapidot, the second most common Amethyst ship after Pearlmethyst, and the seventh most common Steven Universe ship overall.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* hell yeah, how bout amedot learning pearl and garnet's fusion dance just for funsies and causing a plane crash by ratective
===Fanvids===
* amedot ;; crush by ame
* ❥ || You're in ℓσvε \\ Amedot by รק๏๏кєгz _
===Fanmixes===
===Meta===
==Archives and Other Links==
===Archives===
*Amethyst/Peridot tag on Archive of our Own
*Tumblr tags: amedot
==References==
Category:Steven Universe Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Amethystfiend

amethystfiend was the Word of Honor-inspired twitter handle of a fan who got an AO3 account in 2011 and posted fanfic in several fandoms. In Word of Honor fandom, they were a mod in the DZZS server and contributed to Siji Hua: A Word of Honor Zine, among other activities. 
In July 2022 philologicalbat bullied them into deleting their twitter account, anonymizing all their AO3 fic, and resigning from DZZS.
Ami/Rei

==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Otome no Policy by LeVar Bouyer
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon Relationships
Category:Yuri Pairings
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Girls' Love Pairings
Ami Angelwings

Ami Angelwings is a fan primarily known for her involvement in US comics fandom. Her best-known work is the Tumblr eschergirls which is dedicated to criticising unrealistic portrayal of female anatomy. While her main focus is superhero comics, eschergirls is run on submissions, and features many posts about video game art, as well as other fannish media. Her involvement in other fandoms, such as Sailor Moon, Young Justice and sports fandoms, has drawn less public attention. Ami is known to have a particular fondness for the character of Supergirl, frequently commenting on her characterization du jour. 
==Blogging history==
Ami's early involvement in comics fandom started circa 2006, using Blogger as a platform for comics reviews and later, for more criticism-focused "rants". These early blogs were marked by heavy use of chatspeak and emoticons, which drew comments from readers who felt they could not take her seriously as a reviewer and critic. However, she gained some traction in the feminist comics blogosphere, and was invited to write a guest post on Girl-Wonder.org, a major nexus of discussion at the time. 
==Escher Girls==
The blog was meant to showcase examples of drawn female figures that defy anatomy and perspective, likening them to Escher prints that lack geometric sense when you examine them closely. It has hosted redrawing competitions and also reblogged many anatomy guides for artists. EG frequently reblogs back and forth with other tumblrs on women's representation in comics, such as boobsdontworkthatway. 
==Links==
* Personal tumblr
* Personal twitter
==References==
Category:Fans
Ami Mizuno

Ami Mizuno, also known as Sailor Mercury, is a character from the Sailor Moon anime and manga. Introduced as a lonely but studious "girl genius," Ami's intelligence and mastery of ice and illusion magic make her an essential member of the Inner Senshi. 
==Fandom==
Ami was consistently voted the most popular character in numerous polls conducted by the Japanese anime magazine Animage during the run of the original anime from 1992-7 Tuxedo Unmasked Why Was Ami the Most Popular of the Sailor Soldiers? February 25, 2016.
===Pairings===
*Kino Makoto/Mizuno Ami
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Diamond Dust by AsMyWimseyTakesMe
*Cause and Affect by JetWolf
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Aquarirumdoujinshi.png|Cover for the doujinshi Aquarium
File:Sailor mercury by yukiusagi1983.jpg|Sailor Mercury by yukiusagi1983 (2010)
File:Sailor mercury pretty soldier sailor moon by selflessdevotions.jpg|Sailor Mercury (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon) by SelflessDevotions (2019)
==Archives and Links==
*Mizuno Ami tag at Archive of Our Own
*Sailor Mercury and Ami Mizuno works at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Sailor Mercury
==Resources==
*Sailor Mercury at WikiMoon
*Ami Mizuno at fandom.com sailormoon wiki
*Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon Characters