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James Tiptree, Jr.

James Tiptree, Jr. was praised as the male voice of feminism back in the 70s before fandom blew up the cover were a 1977 article on the cover of "Locus" exposed her true identity as Alice Sheldon, a highly regarded feminist science fiction writer. For many years, no one knew that Tiptree was a woman, and that he had started his career at the age of 52.
As a child, she was taken more than once to Africa on safari, her first such experience being chronicled by her mother, Mary Hastings Bradley (1882-1976), a prolific author who made her daughter a public figure in Alice in Jungleland (1927), a travel book for children which included photos of young Alice visiting parts of Africa not yet fully "discovered" by Westerners; this volume included several illustrations plus an illustrated cover properly credited to Alice Hastings Bradley, the first of Sheldon's several names to see print.
When the stories sold, Tiptree wrote more. He began corresponding with other writers: Philip K. Dick, Damon Knight, Harlan Ellison, Robert Silverberg, and especially Joanna Russ and Ursula K. Le Guin.
Tiptree were a frequent contributor to zines; two of them were Meet Me at Infinity in Eridani Triad #3 (1972) and The Witch and the Chameleon in the mid-1970s, and burst onto the SF scene with the story "Birth of a Salesman." She was quite prolific for several years, and her stories were widely praised. Many of her works explored the confusion of gender roles and other sexual issues. Her short story, "The Girl Who Was Plugged In" won the 1973 Hugo Award for best short story. In 2017, Devra Langsam recounted how Tiptree had submitted a story one of her zines, likely Spockanalia: "We got a submission from James Tiptree under one of her other names, and I didn’t want to publish it because it was so similar to a story that we had just published. So, I said, 'Thank you, no,' politely. I didn’t realize it was real published author, and somebody else published it." from Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Devra Langsam 
In 1991, the James Tiptree, Jr. award was founded. This award is given for excellence in exploring gender roles in science fiction and fantasy fiction.
In her later years, Sheldon suffered many illnesses, and spent most of her time caring for her ailing husband. In 1987, she killed her husband, and then took her own life. 
==Fanworks==
*Beam Us Home (1969)
* Meet Me at Infinity is a (Star Trek: TOS story, originally an unsolicited Trek script called "The Nowhere People") Eridani Triad #3 (1972)
* letters and poetry in The Witch and the Chameleon
==Art==
 
File:Witchchal56-2.jpg|from The Witch and the Chameleon #5/6 (1976)
File:Witchchal56-6.jpg|from The Witch and the Chameleon #5/6 (1976)
==References==
Category:Industry Category:Science Fiction AuthorsCategory:Professional Authors
James V. Taurasi

James V. Taurasi was a founding member of science fiction fandom. In 1937 he created Cosmic Publications, later known as Fandom House, which published many fanzines. Taurasi was involved in the feud between New Fandom and the Futurians as one of the "Triumvirs", along with Sam Moskowitz and William Sykora. 
Along with his many other zines, Taurasi mimeographed some of Fantasy Fiction Field for Julius Unger. Issue 9 reported that Taurasi was the first known active fan to be drafted into World War II.Julius Unger: News item in Fantasy Fiction Field #9 pg. 1 (Dec. 28, 1940) He was later deferred due to bad eyesight. 
== Club Involvement ==
* Eastern Science Fiction Association
* Lunarians
* Neofund
* New Fandom
* Founding member of the Greater New York Science Fiction League and later Queens Science Fiction League
== ZinesList compiled on James V. Taurasi entry at Fancyclopedia. ==
=== As Publisher ===
* The Barsoomian [only issue #7, 1954]
*Barsoomian Times [8 issues, 1964–65]
*Cosmic Tales [1937-41, aka Cosmic Tales Quarterly 18 issues including a First Worldcon Special, with John Giunta, Louis Kuslan and Gertrude Kuslan
*Fantasy-Comics [20 issues 1952–65]
*Fantasy-Letter [1939]
*Fantasy-News [1938–39, first 77 issues]
*Fantasy-Scout [1939]
*Fantasy Times [1941, 269 issues, then becomes Science Fiction Times with #270 (1957) ending with issue #465, 1969. Taurasi was not involved after #435 (1966)]
*Helios
*Masked Spaceman [1938, one-shot]
*Monster-Times [8 issues, 1961–64; not to be confused with the 1970s newsstand tabloid The Monster Times]
*Original Science Fiction Stories [later issues in the run, 1961-63]
*The Planeteer [1939] (final issue only)
*Queer Tales [1938]
*Science-Fiction Age [1960]
*Science Fiction Scout [1937–38, at least 9 issues] (with Alex Osheroff)
*Science Fiction Yearbook [1957] (with Ray Van Houten and Frank R. Prieto, Jr.)
*Solor [1938, at least 11 issues]
*Space [1938]
*Spac-Lines Inc. [1938]
*Tales of Science [1938, one-shot]
*Tinplate Railroading [1961-61, at least 10 issues]
*Weird and Fantasy Fiction [1938, at least 2 issues]
*Wonder Fiction Annual [1938, one-shot]
=== As Contributor ===
* The Futurian Issue #1 (1938)
== References ==
Category:Deceased
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:1991 Deaths
James Van Hise

James Van Hise is a fan writer, publisher, historian, and con organizer.
Beginning in 1976, he published Enterprise Incidents, a long-running, semi-pro Star Trek zine. 
Van Hise was the editor/publisher of Rocket's Blast Comicollector from 1974 to 1983.
He co-produced the 1976 con Omnicon with Don Rosa.
During the 1980s and 1990s, Van Hise wrote numerous unofficial reference guides to Star Trek, including: 
* Trek: The Printed Adventures (1993)
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Zine Publishers
James Walkswithwind

James Walkswithwind is a prolific fanwriter and vidder in many fandoms, mainly writing slash. 
James was also responsible for setting up great swathes of fannish infrastructure in the early to mid-1990s, including mailing lists like SXF, DSX, Senad, DIEF, JADFE, as well as bbs servers.
==Notable Works==
===Crossovers===
* Horses of Different Colors -- Houston Knights Centaur AU series, also branches off into crossovers with other fandoms (also as zine The Centaur Tales)
* Shutting Doors, a Batman/Robin slash story in many parts; two of the sequels, Wherever You Stand A Hundred Shall Fall and Castoff were crossovers with The Sentinel.
* The Boyfriend Job - Eliot Spencer is in town, and Danny decides to take advantage of that fact. (Steve/Danny, crossover with Leverage, 2010)
===Hawaii Five-0===
* Be My Valentine - Steve is a giant dork, and Danny doesn't know why he puts up with that. Oh, maybe he does, a little. (Steve/Danny, 2011)
* Cat's Meow - Steve had to admit Rachel had warned him. Only he hadn't thought she'd meant it literally. (Steve/Danny, 2011)
* Lost at the Edge of the Sun
* Put Your Dreams Away (For Another Day)
* Folding Paper Moons Under a Cardboard Sky
===Buffyverse===
* Sands of Time, a Spander series written with Wolfling
* Days of Darkness, Streets Like Wine -- Angel story focusing on Wesley
* Days of Darkness, Streets Like Wine
===Other===
* The How Can I Lose You series—A series of Chakotay/Paris stories where the characters in one universe are switched with their counterparts from another.
* Evening Sacrifice for the Lifting of Your Hands, a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story
* Eyes of a Child, a Forever Knight story
* Paths for the Dead—unusual Lord of the Rings story focusing on Pippin
==Interviews==
* Octaves of the Heart Interview with James Walkswithwind
==References==
Category: Vidders
Category:Fanwriters
James Wappel

James Wappel was a multifandom fan artist and occasional zine editor. He won a 1994 Fan Q Award in the multifandom gen artist category.
His artwork includes:
* Front cover of City of Refuge (Buffy)
* Front cover of Fandom Directory 18 (multifandom)
* Front cover of Highland Fling issues 3 and 4; inside are for issue 2 (Highlander)
* Front cover of By the Sword of Ares issues 3 and 7 (Hercules & Xena)
* Art for Denying the Dark (Beauty and the Beast)
* Art for Media Rare, issues 2 and 3 (multifandom)
* James Wappel Fine Art Illustration (multifandom art collection)
He was also a co-editor of both Captain Picard's Guide to Celestial Mythology and Media Rare 3 with Jackie Paciello.
Category:Fanartists
James Wilson

James Wilson, played by Robert Sean Leonard, is the best friend of Gregory House in the series House, M.D.. The head of the oncology department in the Princeton-Plainsboro Teaching Hospital, he is portrayed as a competent, sensitive doctor with his share of issues. 
Late in season one, House describes Wilson as, "This buddy of mine, I gotta give him ten bucks every time somebody says 'Thank you.' Imagine that. This guy’s so good, people thank him for telling them that they’re dying."Dialogue, episode 1.21, "Three Stories" The quotation points to Wilson's skill, to some degree of moral dubiousness (he lets House bet on that?) and to some of House and Wilson's enmeshment.
Wilson may have a larger tendency to become enmeshed with people around him; he slept and lived with his dying patient Grace, and he lived with House for a time. In other evidence of his moral dubiousness, some fans note that he provides some of his patients with marijuana. That said, it seems that Wilson has good intentions at heart.
His main role in the series, so far, has been to play a foil to House, being his best friend and conscience. In fandom discussions he has been often called Greek Chorus, the House Whisperer, and Jimney Cricket for his tendency to explain, to House himself, how House is thinking and feeling. Their friendship has had major ups and downs.
Wilson's life outside his friendship with House is rarely shown, but the occasional glimpse is given. He has been divorced three times: to Samantha Carr played by Cynthia Watros ; to Bonnie, played by Jane Adams; and to Julie, who has yet to appear in the series. Wilson dated and lived with Amber Volakis for a few months before her death. He often works with Lisa Cuddy to try to "improve" House's life, though some fans see these attempts as manipulative.
== Fan Response ==
Wilson has a large following in fandom, with much work and discussion centered around him. He is respected and admired by some, crushed on by some, and frequently mocked by others. 
Many fests and challenges are dedicated to him, such as wilson_fest and dark_wilson. There are also highly specialized communities dedicated to him--or just parts of him!--like wilsons_hair.
A recurring theme in Wilson fanworks is of him being hurt. In Rough Justice by daasgrrl and Vicarious by Penelope, he is raped by Michael Tritter. Even a LiveJournal community, sick_wilson, was created "for everyone who loves to see Wilson suffer." 
Sick_wilson profile (Accessed October 15, 2008) In it, people share fanworks of Wilson being sick, tortured, hurt, dying, or any other form of his suffering.
Wilson is featured in assorted other genres of fanworks, including fluff.
== Pairings ==
Canon:
* Wilson/Amber (past)
* Wilson/Grace (past)
* Wilson/Julie (past; wife #3)
* Wilson/Bonnie (before canon began; wife #2)
* Wilson/Wife #1 (before canon began)
Popular Fandom Pairings:
* House/Wilson
* House/Wilson/Cuddy
* Cuddy/Wilson
* Chase/Wilson
==Meta==
* (December 2005)
* by bestskeptic.
==References==
 Category:House, M.D. Characters
James Wong

James Wong is a writer on The X-Files and MillenniuM. In addition, he wrote scripts for the Final Destination movies, The One, Willard and the remake of Black Christmas. He co-created Space: Above and Beyond together with Glen Morgan.
He is married to Teena Wong with three children.
==Biography==
He had his breakthrough as a screenwriter with his writing partner Glen Morgan with The X-Files.
At the end of the second season, they left the series to realize their own project, Space: Above and Beyond. The series, however, was dropped after a season, and so Morgan & Wong returned to the X-Files on time for the fourth season.
After a year, they left away again and took care of the second season of the series Millennium, also from Ten Thirteen. At the end of the second season the ways of Morgan / Wong and Carter separated, and the two authors created their first major feature film Final Destination, which was so successful that 5 sequels have been produced by now.
In 2001, Wong directed the movie The One, which he also produced. He also produced the Glen Morning movie Willard and together they created a 2006 remake of the horror movie Black Christmas. The 2009 real film version of the manga and anime franchise Dragonball has been Wong's most recent directorial work.
Since 2011 he has worked as a writer and co-executive producer for American Horror Story.
==Fannish Engagement==
Wong had and account and logged into the Official X-Files Message Board when it was hosted at Delphi as WONG once:
Morgan and Wong can be considered controversial in the X-Files fandom. On the one side, the episodes written by the team are praised for their quality and severeness (see Home),https://tv.avclub.com/10-must-see-episodes-of-the-x-files-1798232355 on the other side, especially shipper are not happy with the way Mulder and Scully's relationship is treated in episodes penned by the Brothers Wong (see Never Again, The Field where I died).
Together they created the fan favourites Langly, Frohike and Byers, better known as The Lone Gunmen which were introduced in the first-season episode E.B.E..
Wong attended with Glen Morgan and his brother Darin Morgan the The X-Files 20th Anniversary Reunion panel at SDCC 2012.
==Further reading==
* The X-Files Lexicon's exclusive interview with James Wong on 'Founder's Mutation' at X-Files Lexicon
==Links==
* James Wong on IMDb
* post tagged as Morgan and Wong at Musings of an X-Phile
* posts tagged as morgan & wong at tumblr
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:Millennium
Category:People
Category:Industry
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Category:The Lone Gunmen
Category:Dragon Ball
Category:The Commish
Category:Professional Authors
James and Oliver Phelps

James and Oliver Phelps are identical twin actors best known for playing Fred and George Weasley in the Harry Potter film series.
=="Twins Against Twincest"==
A now infamous photo of James and Oliver at Collectormania 4 with signs reading "TWINCEST IS WRONG" and "TWINS AGAINST TWINCEST" was first posted in several Harry Potter LiveJournal communities on October 5, 2003. The photographer, lumos_solem, wrote that she had been behind a group of girls who explained twincest to James and Oliver and gave them the signs to pose with.
The incident generated much controversy regarding appropriate fan behaviour and breaking the fourth wall. The photo has since been shared widely.
Reaction and controversy:
* Original post by lumos_solem (content later removed) at afamilyaffair (05 Oct 2003)
** Follow-up post by lumos_solem (06 Oct 2003)
* Photo and reactions at hp_rps (05 Oct 2003)
* Wank report at Fandom Wank (05 Oct 2003, archived link)
* Wank report at ljdrama.org (08 Oct 2003, archived link)
==Fansites & Communities==
* Twice As Nice (2005 – c. 2009)
* Double Trouble (c. 2003–2005)
* J.O.P Project (c. 2003–2006)
* Double the Flava Fanlisting (c. 2004–2008)
* Mischief Managed (2005–2007)
* Phelpsaholics (c. 2006–2010)
* Phelps Anonymous Message Board (originally at Invisionfree, c. 2007–)
* phelps_daily at LiveJournal (founded June 2004)
* phelps_graphics at LiveJournal (founded April 2007)
* phelps_love at LiveJournal (founded October 2007)
==RPF==
James and Oliver sometimes appear in Harry Potter RPF. There is also a small community of Phelpscest shippers.
* James Phelps (Actor) and Oliver Phelps character tags at Archive of Our Own
* Twinspiration, a LiveJournal community for James/Oliver and Fred/George twincest
==References==
Category:Harry Potter
Category:Actor RPF
Jamie

==Characters==
*Jamie Fraser from Outlander
*Jamie McCrimmon from Doctor Who
*Jamie Moriarty from Elementary
* Jamie (Beauty and the Beast)
* Jamie Tartt from Ted Lasso
Variants:
*Jaime Lannister from Game of Thrones
*Jaime Reyes from DC Comics
==Fans==
*Jamie, a Hanson fan
*Jamie (madjm)
*Lori (sixtail) aka jamie on Dreamwidth
*Jamie Boughen (see Inside The Head of Jamie Boughen)
*Jamie Broadnax (see OTW Guest Post: Jamie Broadnax)
*Jamie Estes, a Hanson fan
*Jamie Hartman, a ST:DS9 fan
*Jamie Hector
*Jamie Lemke, a Hanson fan
*Jamie Murray
*Jamie Ritchey, a fan writer and vidder
==People==
*Jamie Hyneman, best known for Mythbusters
Jamie (Beauty and the Beast)

Jamie is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) character. 
==Fanworks==
== Fiction==
 
===Meta===
* A Character Study: Jamie, essay by Sandra Parker from The Spiral Staircase #6 (1992)
== Fan Art==
===1989===
File:Deflove2-4.jpg|from Definitions of Love #2, artist is J. Ley
===1990=== 
File:Differenctdreambeast1-4.jpg|from A Different Dream #1, artist is Phyllis Berwick, portrays Jamie and Baby Jacob
File:Withinrose2-5.jpg|from Within the Crystal Rose #2, artist is Phyllis Berwick
===1991=== 
File:Withinrose4-4.jpg|from Within the Crystal Rose #4, artist is Amy Bechtel
File:Deflove4-3.jpg|from Definitions of Love #4, artist is Shirley Leonard
File:Withinrose4-9.jpg|artist is Phyllis Berwick, from Within the Crystal Rose #4, portrays Mouse and Jamie 
File:Tunnelvisions4-6.jpg|from Tunnel Visions #4, artist is Sharon Reynolds
===1992=== 
File:Circle of Lightbb-5.jpg |from Circle of Light
File:Thresholdtodreams2-10.jpg|from Threshold to Dreams #2, portrays Jamie and original character, Sebastian, artist is Kevin Hopkins 
File:Tunnelcon2conzine-6.jpg|from Tunnelcon #2, Sandy Chandler Shelton, portrays Jamie and Mouse 
===1993=== 
 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Characters
Jamie Bennett/Jack Frost

Bennefrost is a pairing in Rise of the Guardians fandom. Though a romantic relationship between the two is not canon, their friendship is.
==Fandom==
As of 16 July, 2023, there were 265 works in their AO3 tag.
===Fan Week===
* +bennefrost-week+ - on Tumblr
* on Deviantart
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
It is somewhat common to co-ship Sophie Bennett/E. Aster Bunnymund.
* Amnesia - Some fans like to utilize 'growing up and forgetting' to cause angst.
* Harry Potter AU
==Fanworks==
===Animatic===
* by yarrayora
===Cosplay===
* by nose-nippin-fun
===Doujinshi===
* by jepowder
===Fanart===
* by thedarklingprincess for kerutheblue
* by hitagiichan commissioned by memo72009
* by terrestrial-dracorn
* by kikyami for RotG Month
* by flossinspector in an Art Trade with nose-nippin-fun
* by kerutheblue for nose-nippin-fun
File:Jack Frost by jaksonstoker.jpg|by jaksonstoker
File:ジャックとジェイミー練習 by hanken N.jpg|ジャックとジェイミー練習 by hanken_N
File:Step by Step by haaanuee.jpg|Step by Step by haaanuee
===Fancomics===
* by 05hanamizu
* by bonbonpich
* by pawasand
* by aerith31
* by souta-1115
* by binidou (with Sophie Bennett)
===Fanfic===
* by sylphidine for rotgsecretsanta
* by otamiyuki for rotg-halloween
* by sansansansun
* by americankarkat
* by darklingandy
* by gretchensinister
====Top 10 Fics on AO3 by Kudos====
* Safe & Sound by Chesra
* How to Train Your Guardian by Takara_Phoenix
* The Truest Believer's Reward by Takara_Phoenix
* Neverland by emeraldembers
* Flicker by WarriorNun	
* At Last by Good_Evening
* The Snow King by Scififan33
* Cafe Claussen by Angelblaze
* Frozen Inside by Takara_Phoenix
* Cold Feet by Kalael
===Fanvids===
* by UlternateFreak
* by ★BeatFin
* by rikukunsamasandesu
* by bitterwinterspell
* by WW Bridge
===Gifset===
* by NoooWeStayAndGetCaught
* by major-tomcat
===Headcanon===
* by adultfanfiction
===Voice Acting===
* from Supernatural by lastlightontherails
==External Links==
* on FF.Net
* on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Rise of the GuardiansCategory:Slash Pairings
Jamie Fraser

==About==
==King of Men==
 Among fans Jamie is considered to be the king of men because of how much he loves Claire and the lengths he's willing to go to protect her. Eventually the TV show adaptation incorporated the phrase into the show having Claire reference the phrase. 
==Fan Art==
Image:Jamie Fraser art.jpg | James Fraser by Ellaine. Find them at DevianArt, Tumblr and InstagramThe art is also available at Society6
==Gif Sets==
Jamie Fraser in the snow
Jamie Fraser + adso
Jamie playful sword fight
==Fan Vids==
Category:Outlander
Jamie Hartman

Jamie Hartman was a fan active in the Star Trek: DS9 fandom in the 1990s. She was a fan writer and founded and edited The Cardassian Inquisitor, the newsletter of the Official Marc Alaimo Fan Club, Official Marc Alaimo Fan Club (offline, archived) which is now defunct.
Jamie passed away in her home in Astoria, Oregon, on January 15, 2001. See: In Memory of Jamie (offline, archived) 
On January 22, 2001, Heather Cook wrote:
tod-hollykim remembers her on LiveJournal:
==Example Fics==
* (Jadzia Dax/Gul Dukat, 1997)
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Jamie Hector

Jamie Hector is a fanwriter and fanpoet who contributed fanworks to a range of zines, writing predominantly in the Counterstrike fandom.
== Example Fanworks and Contributions ==
* Shadows on Recon in Black Ops #3, a Poltergeist: The Legacy work.
* Rescue in A Small Circle of Friends #1 and Black Ops #8, a Counterstrike work.
* White Knuckle in Ouch! #1 and Black Ops #9, a Counterstrike work. 
* White Out in Teamwork (multimedia zine) and Addington International Restricted Files #3, a Counterstrike work.
Category:Fanwriters
Jamie Madrox

Jamie Madrox, also known as Multiple Man, is a character from Marvel Comics, and makes an appearance in the X-Men Movieverse.
== Fandom ==
=== Pairings ===
* Jamie Madrox/Layla Miller
* Bobby Drake/Jamie Madrox
==Example Fanworks==
== Archives and Links ==
* Jamie Madrox (Marvel) tag at Archive of Our Own
* Multiple Personalities (fansite)
* Seeing Double (X-Men site)
== Resources ==
* Wikipedia
* Jamie Madrox (616) at Marvel Database
==Navigation==
Category:X-Men Characters
Category:Marvel Characters
Jamie McCrimmon

Jamie McCrimmon is a character in Doctor Who fandom. He was a companion of the Second Doctor.
==Fandom==
===Relationships===
* Jamie/Doctor
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* , by sashdoesdoodles, 2015 (or earlier)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Jamie McCrimmon on the AO3
Category:Whoniverse Characters
Jamie Moriarty

Jamie Moriarty is a fictional character from the television series Elementary, portrayed by Natalie Dormer. Jamie Moriarty is a modern re-imagining of the Sherlock Holmes antagonist. She also combines two classical characters, James Moriarty and Irene Adler. 
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Jamie Moriarty/Joan Watson - most popular pairing
*Sherlock Holmes/Jamie Moriarty - canonical 
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Irene: a focus on her Irene persona, sometimes taking place before or during season one, or ignoring Jamie altogether
*Casefic: usually she assists Sherlock or Joan in solving a case 
*Crossover: with Sherlock Holmes related fandoms or other crime/police fandoms
*Moriartys: where she is somehow connected to the other modern interpretations of the character, like Jim Moriarty from BBC's Sherlock, sometimes they are related or competing criminal masterminds
==Example Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Irene Adler - Elementary by suanlee
*Moriarty by SophieAnna97
* by crayonboxhearts
* by Nicole Clowes
===Fanfiction===
*The Evolution of Reptiles by Fahye
*Mattoo: 57, Moriarty: 56 (not that they’re keeping score) by anamatics
*The Entrance Strategy by Stratisphyre
*Of the Devil's Party by mermaiddrunk -- Irene Adler (a.k.a Jamie Moriarty)/Joan Watson
===Fan Vids===
*The Devil Within by aandthenyou
===Other===
*Aesthetic by evcrythings
==Archives and Links==
*Jamie Moriarty|Irene Adler tag at Archive of Our Own
*Jamie Moriarty at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr tags: Jamie Moriarty
==Resources==
*Wiki
Category:Elementary
Category:Sherlock Holmes Characters