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Blissful Imperfection

Blissful Imperfection is an anthology charity zine in Good Omens fandom, that "An 18+ monster/trueform-themed Good Omens zine~". All proceeds were donated to Free The Slaves, they raised $200.00 
==Contributors==
===Artists ===
*Al Figeroid Arania
*hollow-head horseboncologist kai-art
*Atelier de Licorne
*AV Draguire
*Kamea Sorrells
*Breeyn McCarney
*calloftheocean
*Ohtangerines Quida
*Callus Ran
*OVFanarts
*Carla Createsss
*pi3shark
*cassieoh
*SightKeeper
*Chouly
*samminingofthelord
* Dory Whynot
*Sara-Acritus
*Ecchima
*sidetrek
*eyjayy
*Skree
*Gillyvor
*smolalienbee
*Gumksoig
*Heather Mullins
*heavy dirtysil
*snakehours
*sungmee
*WaldosAkimbo
===Writers===
*Dannye Chase (Holy Cats And Rabbits)
* Darcy Lindbergh
*Sodium Azide
*D20owlbear
*songbird-of-eden
*entanglednow
* summerofspock
*FacetiousKitten
*Tawny Ow195
*IsleofSolitude
*Waywarder
*liquidlyxium
*waterofthemoon
*musegnome
*Ximeria
*Sevdrag Sk3tch
*ZehWulf
*Zaxal
== References ==
Category:Good Omens Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Blitzkrieg, Beer and Boredom

Blitzkrieg, Beer and Boredom was a 1940 essay by English fan Ted Carnell, written in response to a short piece by Sully Roberds called Blitzkrieg and Beer.
Roberds' three-paragraph article was published in the March issue of Fantasy Fictioneer. In it Roberds suggested that British fans were hardly ruffled by the onset of World War II and the ongoing bombing campaigns. For the upcoming Chicon I, he recommended while fans should be free to discuss the war, any mention should be kept private and off the floor.Sully Roberds, Blitzkrieg and Beer. Fantasy Fictioneer #3 pg. 2 (March 1940) Carnell's response was printed in the August edition of Fantasy Fictioneer, which was the last issue.
== Excerpts ==
== References ==
Category:1940 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Blizzard

Blizzard is a 165-page digest-sized slash Smallville novel with spiral binding.
It contains a color cover with interior black and white art by PJ and TM Alexander. Joint art is credited under the name TAPA. The cover is uncredited.
It was part of "The Alphabet Series." This series appeared to have had big plans, but there are only two parts to it. The other is Apothecary.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "A snowstorm hits Smallville, and Clark Kent is left on his own to take care of the family farm. Unable to contact Clark, his parents -- away in Metropolis for a few days -- must turn to the only person with a working phone line. But when Lex Luthor braves the elements to check on Clark himself, he finds out that driving off a bridge is much easier than trying to nagivate a blizzard... Stranded at the farm, Clark and Lex make some interesting discoveries about themselves and each other while trying to stay warm and alive...together."
Category:Smallville Zines
Category:Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
Blmatsu

Term for ships between the Osomatsu-san brothers. It's a portmanteu of BL and the characters' names, all of which contain the character 松 "matsu".
Ship Name (JPN)	Ship Name (ENG)	Ship
おそカラ 	Osokara 	Matsuno Osomatsu/Matsuno Karamatsu
おそチョロ 	Osochoro 	Matsuno Osomatsu/Matsuno Choromatsu
おそ一 	Osoichi 	Matsuno Osomatsu/Matsuno Ichimatsu
おそ十 	Osojyushi 	Matsuno Osomatsu/Matsuno Jyushimatsu
おそトド 	Osotodo 	Matsuno Osomatsu/Matsuno Todomatsu
カラおそ 	Karaoso 	Matsuno Karamatsu/Matsuno Osomatsu
カラチョロ 	Karachoro 	Matsuno Karamatsu/Matsuno Choromatsu
カラ一 	Karaichi 	Matsuno Karamatsu/Matsuno Ichimatsu
カラ十 	Karajyushi 	Matsuno Karamatsu/Matsuno Jyushimatsu
カラトド 	Karatodo 	Matsuno Karamatsu/Matsuno Todomatsu
チョロおそ 	Chorooso 	Matsuno Choromatsu/Matsuno Osomatsu
チョロカラ 	Chorokara 	Matsuno Choromatsu/Matsuno Karamatsu
チョロ一 	Choroichi 	Matsuno Choromatsu/Matsuno Ichimatsu
チョロ十 	Chorojyushi 	Matsuno Choromatsu/Matsuno Jyushimatsu
チョロトド 	Chorotodo 	Matsuno Choromatsu/Matsuno Todomatsu
一おそ 	Ichioso 	Matsuno Ichimatsu/Matsuno Osomatsu
一カラ 	Ichikara 	Matsuno Ichimatsu/Matsuno Karamatsu
一チョロ 	Ichichoro 	Matsuno Ichimatsu/Matsuno Choromatsu
一十四 	Ichijyushi 	Matsuno Ichimatsu/Matsuno Jyushimatsu
一トド 	Ichitodo 	Matsuno Ichimatsu/Matsuno Todomatsu
十おそ 	Jyushioso 	Matsuno Jyushimatsu/Matsuno Osomatsu
十カラ 	Jyushikara 	Matsuno Jyushimatsu/Matsuno Karamatsu
十チョロ 	Jyushichoro 	Matsuno Jyushimatsu/Matsuno Choromatsu
十四一 	Jyushiichi 	Matsuno Jyushimatsu/Matsuno Ichimatsu
十トド 	Jyushitodo 	Matsuno Jyushimatsu/Matsuno Todomatsu
トドおそ 	Todooso 	Matsuno Todomatsu/Matsuno Osomatsu
トドカラ 	Todokara 	Matsuno Todomatsu/Matsuno Karamatsu
トドチョロ 	Todochoro 	Matsuno Todomatsu/Matsuno Choromatsu
トド一 	Todoichi 	Matsuno Todomatsu/Matsuno Ichimatsu
トド十四 	Todojyushi 	Matsuno Todomatsu/Matsuno Jyushimatsu
==Links==
* Matsuno Sextuplets Incest | BLMatsu (Osomatsu) tag on AO3
* #blmatsu, #matsucest, and #bl松 tags on [[Tumblr]
* bl松 | Mr. Osomatsu (yaoi) tag on Pixiv
Category:Osomatsu-san
Category:Relationships
Category:Incest Pairings
Block

Block or Blocking refers to preventing contact from someone via software, usually built into a social platform's options. Some platforms have more nuanced options than others: in some cases, a block prevents all contact or observation in both directions; in others, one party can still see content from the other, and may be able to interact with it in some ways. 
This is similar to a ban, and sometimes the words are used interchangeably. However, it is more common for a ban to refer to an action taken by a site or community owner, removing a person from contact with an entire community, rather than removing their contact with one other person. 
In some wanky situations, fans dare each other to block them, with the one who is blocked claiming to have won status because the other fan has committed a form of censorship.
==Platforms==
Blocks work somewhat differently on Twitter, Tumblr, Dreamwidth, and other places. As of 2022, limited comment blocking has been added to AO3 after many years of users requesting blocking or muting functions.
==Examples of Use==
Category: Fan Activities
Blogger (website)

Blogger is a blog hosting service. It is one of many blogging services used by fans, although it proved to be less popular than alternatives time decade such as Geocities or journals as LiveJournal. A user can have up to 100 blogs or websites per account thus expanding the varied experience of platform users. Other advantage of Blogger is its easy integration into personal fansites
==History==
Pyra Labs developed it before being acquired by Google in 2003. Google hosts the blogs, which can be accessed through a subdomain of blogspot.com. Blogs can also be accessed from a user-owned custom domain (such as www.example.com) by using DNS facilities to direct a domain to Google's servers.
From Blogspot.com in 2000:
==Blogspot vs. LiveJournal==
In a 2012 Fan Fiction Oral History Project interview, Via Ostiense discussed the differences between Blogspot and LiveJournal circa 2002:
==Example Fan Blogs==
* FictionAlley news (2007-2018)
* The Fandom Gives Back (2009-2015)
* The Twilight Awards (2010)
* A Million Contradictions (2001-2011)
*Animal Jam Archives (2011-2017)
==See Also==
* Blogger (service) at Wikipedia
==References==
Category:1990s WebsitesCategory:2000s WebsitesCategory:2010s Websites
Blogging

A blog (from "web log") is a type of web content that is like an online diary or a serialized column. Some bloggers often don't consider sites like Livejournal examples of blogs, largely due to naming and design differences for this type of site, while is the most influential personal diary in online fandom. See journal sites for more.
The blog format makes nearly anything possible, from sharing private thoughts to creating content to bringing together like-minded fans. Blogs are easily accessible to anyone with an Internet connection. Many blogging platforms, like Livejournal, Tumblr, Wordpress, and others, are free to use or have a free option. It is even possible to make money from a blog via advertising, if one can attract a sufficiently large following. Like paper diaries, blogs allow one to record ideas, stories, and artwork; but they also allow that material to be shared worldwide with a click.
Fandom bloggers may use their blogs for a number of purposes. Tumblr bloggers post and share artwork, photosets, gifsets, and even fic. Followers may then reblog posts they like, and a single fanwork could then be seen by hundreds or even thousands of people. Popular and successful fan artist alicexz uses her Tumblr to share her work, work in progress, and news about upcoming projects that might interest her followers. Her posts and reblogs receive notes - likes or reblogs - from anywhere from a few hundred to tens of thousands of people.
With reblogging, Tumblr allows users to add content to the reblogged post. This results in fascinating collaborative works such as this imagining of the aftermath of the battle of Hogwarts. J.K. Rowling didn't cover the immediate aftermath in her Harry Potter novels, but her fans worked together to explore and flesh out that part of the story.
Some fans use their blogs to post recaps and reviews of their favorite media. Blogger Neil Perryman set out to re-watch every episode of Doctor Who with his wife who had never seen the show. His blog 'Adventures with the Wife in Space' chronicles the project episode by episode via discussions between the two. Other fans may use their blogs to promote fannish podcasts (an example) or to chime in arbitrarily on whatever fannish thought comes to mind (an example).
The Mary Sue is a popular professional fan blog with a feminist angle. Articles range from 'The Last Airbender' Newbie Recaps to comic book recommendations to the latest space and tech news.
==Links==
* Wikipedia's entry on blogs
* The Art of the Fan-Based Blog
Category:Non-fiction Writing
Blokes 7

Blokes 7 is a Blake's 7 cartoon strip book. It contains a graphic story; text by Joe Nazzaro, art by Ted Slampyak.
It has an introduction by Gareth Thomas. 
Art: covers and contents, all cartoons by Ted Slampyak
A two-page sample of this zine was printed in Freedom City Gazette #6 in 1989.
==Dedication==
==Introduction: The Road to Bloke==
By Joe Nazzaro:
==Contents==
* Introduction: Remembering The Way Back by Gareth Thomas 
* The Road to Bloke (Revisited) by Joe Nazzaro (called "The Road to Bloke (Revisited)" in the second edition)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Blond Blintz Bulletin

Blond Blintz Bulletin is a gen Starsky and Hutch 117-page anthology. The cover says, "Special Zebra Con Issue" and "No.1," but it was the only edition.
There were 150 printed.
It has a sister zine called Dirtball Dispatch.
==This Zine and TPTB==
Starsky & Hutch is one fandom that had very, very little interaction with the creators of the source material. Unlike some big fandoms of the time such as Star Trek and Blake's 7, this show's fans, for the most part, kept their distance from the actors and the producers. (For more on this subject, see TPTB's Involvement and Interference.)
"The Blond Blintz Bulletin" is unusual in that its creators sent a copy of it, and "Dirtball Dispatch," directly to the actors.Casa Cabrillo is possibly another example as that zine has a one-of-a-kind article written by someone involved in the show's production. As for material being sent to the actors and TPTB without the creators' consent, there was much fear regarding slash zines a little over a year after "Blond Blintz Bulletin" was published, a fear that was fanned by threats that copies of slash stories, and any slash zines that were published, would be sent to Aaron Spelling and company in retaliation for having been produced in the first place.
While it is possible that other Starsky and Hutch zines were sent to TPTB by their creators, this zine is unique in that it was the only zine that addressed both actors personally in the editorial—the editor blamed the typos in its sister zine on "drugs": 
==From the Editorial==
==The Second Issue That Wasn't==
Submissions were requested for a year in issues of S and H until it was announced in the December 1980 issue that there would be no second issue for this zine or Dirtball Dispatch: "Sorry, folks, but it just isn't working anymore. I have my own press and zines, and Paulie is getting more and more into Dr. Who'dom, and since we live so far apart now, working on zines together just isn't viable."
==Contents==
* art by Paulie, Ruth Kurz, Linda Walter, Todd Hamilton (reprinted in Podnahz), and Connie Faddis
* What is a Blond Blintz, caricature by Todd Hamilton and Paulie (1)
* Editorial (2)
* a con report for the first Zebra Con by Paulie Gilmore (3)
* Stake-out, poem by Shirley Passman (also in Podnahz and Dirtball Dispatch) (5)
* Ghost Cries, story by Debra Jean Ulch Ulch passed away in May 2021. and Dottie Wilkerson (6)
* His Brother’s Keeper, story by Shirley Passman (31)
* Rite of Initiation, story by Teri White (68)
* A Greater Love, letter by D.C. Black (85)
* photo of David Soul (86)
* A Special Chemistry, story by Marion Hale and H.P. Benedict (87)
* Trivia (116)
* Answers (117)
==Gallery==
File:blondart1.jpg|Paulie
File:blondart2.jpg|Ruth Kurz for "Rite of Initiation"
File:blondart3.jpg|Paulie
File:blondart4.jpg|Connie Faddis for "A Special Chemistry"
File:blondart5.jpg|Connie Faddis for "A Special Chemistry"
File:blondart6.jpg|Paulie
File:blondart7.jpg|Paulie for "His Brother's Keeper"
File:blondart8.jpg|Ruth Kurz
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Blond Over Blue

Blond Over Blue is a Hanson fanfic by Montana. It was written in 1998-99, and was somewhat controversial for its sexual content. The author offered this disclaimer after receiving some complaints:
The story centers around Taylor's on again, off again relationship with a girl who he encounters accidentally on the subway. The girl, Lane, is two years older than Taylor and quite well known for her poetry, much of which is later inspired by Taylor. Their relationship is intensely sexual from the start, with Taylor losing his virginity to Lane and the two engaging in menstrual sex.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
Blond Over Blue is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Blond Shall Not Touch Blond, Nor Curly Touch Curly

Blond Shall Not Touch Blond, Nor Curly Touch Curly (The Curl Rule) is a specific tongue-in-cheek fannish warning instructing fic writers to follow the rule that characters with similar physical appearances not be paired together. 
It was likely coined, and certainly promoted, by Sandy Herrold. 
The trope is a form of pairing opposites. 
The trope existed before the term. In 1992, the editor of the Kiefer/Lou zine, The Boys are Back #1, wrote in that zine's dedication: 
The term itself was in use by at least August 1994 as per comments in Strange Bedfellows and on Virgule-L: 
In 1995, Sandy Herrold referenced this trope by name in a post that predates the official Fandom's Ten Commandments: 
==Examples of Use, and Variations==
==References==
Blonde Attitude

Blonde Attitude was a Roswell femslash for Isabel Evans/Maria DeLuca fics. By 2001, the original site was no longer active but remained online, and the archive moved to a different host, where it remained online until circa 2008. It had pictures, links and fanfic.
==Fanfiction==
Survivors Guilt by Kate Bolin. Isabel has guilt.
Drowning in Dreams by Pilar. An orgy. Semi-orgy? Demi-orgy, perhaps?
Gratuity by Jennifer. Isabel reflects.
Midas Touch by Livia. Maria is changed by Isabel
All That Human Hearts Can Endure by Joy. Isabel finds a friend.
Goddess by Elizabeth. Maria discovers she's stronger than she realized.
Normal Complications by Joy Isabel's musings.
==Links==
*Slightly Left of Venus
*Roswell Shooting Scripts
*The Panty Brigade
*UC Manipulated Pictures
*Black Widow's Site
*Triple M - Mnemosyne's Site
*Guilty Pleasures - Great Fic
*Laure's Fanfiction
	
*Naughty Pixie
*The Church of Michael
*Not Quite Porn - Fanart
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:Roswell Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Blondie's Ratcave

Blondie's Ratcave was an X-Files website created by Deslea.
==An Early Description==
==Some History==
==Parts==
* Blondie's Ratcave Messageboard: "Our official messageboard, in association with the fabulous Philedom2K Pandemonium. Join and chat anytime!"
* It's All About Nick "Our sister site devoted to all things Nicholas Lea. Images, profiles, art, and more! Remote link."
* Laurie Holden: "Leading Lady "Our sister site devoted to all things Laurie Holden. Images, profiles, art, and more!"
* Images: "More than 1000 images sorted by character and episode. Most are exclusive to the Ratcave!"
* Artwork: "More than fifty beautiful artworks - collages, wallpaper, and dustjackets. Plus, check out our Commissioned Artist program and our annual Multimedia Competition!"
* Fiction: "Whether you want novel-length romance or down-and-dirty smut, it's all here! Plus, find out about the brand-new Spooky category - made just for us!"
* Multimedia: "Great audio and video captures of Nicholas Lea and Laurie Holden, both in character and out. Plus, we have some fabulous music videos!"
* Profiles: "Find out how long Krycek and Marita have known each other onscreen. You might be surprised!"
* Novelties: "Skamper goodies and exclusive merchandise for great causes. Some cool javascript games. You can send an e-card to your favourite author, too!"
* Awards & Links: "Check out our favourite links and webrings, or grab a banner to link to us. You can also join our banner exchange and see the sites we've awarded the Blondie's Choice."
* News & Administration: "Check out our favourite links and webrings, or grab a banner to link to us. You can also join our banner exchange and see the sites we've awarded the Blondie's Choice."
==What's New==
Many early updates and technical news: What's New at Blondie's Ratcave?.
A May 2002 update: What's New At Blondie's Ratcave?.
A March 2003 update: What's New At Blondie's Ratcave?.
==Website Split==
In August 2001, "Blondie's Ratcave" was split into three sister sites: "Blondie's Ratcave," "Leading Lady," "It's All About Nick."—From
Why Did We Carve Up The Ratcave? A Message From Deslea
==Some 2001 Comments by Deslea==
From In Their Own Words: Deslea R. Judd (2001):
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Blondie's Ratcave Interview with Frank Spotnitz

Blondie's Ratcave Interview with Frank Spotnitz was conducted by Deslea.
It was posted to Blondie's Ratcave, a X Files Marita Covarrubias/Alex Krycek fan website, in January 2002. Frank Spotnitz also had other senior roles on The X-Files, but was specifically chosen for this purpose because he wrote or co-wrote most of these two characters' history.
The interview is now offline. Excerpts are posted here on Fanlore with Deslea's permission.
==Excerpts ==
==Linkages to the Krycek Backstory Episode==
The Frank Spotnitz interview alluded to two Krycek/Marita storyline forks that were not taken in 1999, a backstory episode and an alternate direction for Season 7. Separately from this interview, Deslea was given a synopsis of the backstory episode by a trusted source, which was partly-confirmed by the Spotnitz interview. She said at the time:
==Fan Comments and Reactions==
[need some]
Category:2002 Fan Interviews
Category:X-Files Fan Interviews
Blondie and the Hat

Blondie and the Hat is a gen Simon and Simon anthology of stories, dialogues and cartoons.
From Media Monitor: "It's ...THE SIMON ZONE! The zine with a TWILIGHT ZONE twist! Off-beat, unusual or downright bizarre!"
From GAZ: "Looking for a good read? Why not try this zine? It's cute 'n' sassy! Different viewpoints from Anne Swank, Robbin Sturm, Mary Stano, Yolanda Darley and Jean Thrower."
==Issue 1==
Blondie and the Hat 1 was published in February 1992 and contains 60 pages.
* The Quill and the Rose, editorial (1)
* Lost and Found by Anne Swank (3)
* Last Chance by Mary Stano (6)
* The Ghost that Talked by Yolanda Darley (12)
* A Tale of Two Brothers, poem by Robbie Sturm (21)
* Protector by Jean Thrower (22)
* I Wish I Were You by Anne Swank (32)
* Adios by Mary Stano (35)
* You and Me, poem by Jean Thrower (43)
* Buried in Time by Anne Swank (44)
* Simon Soliloquy, poem by Robbie Sturm (50)
* To the Edge by Mary Stano (51)
* Rick's Shopping List (58)
* A.J.'s Shopping List (58)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (60)
==Issue 2==
Blondie and the Hat 2 was published in January 1993 and contains 90 pages.
* The Quill and the Rose, editorial (1)
* Marlowe's Mailbag, Lov page (2)
* Willing to Hurt by Anne Swank (7)
* Questions and Answers by Kendra Buxton (12)
* Never Enter an Elevator with Your Brother's Girl by Robbie Sturm (24)
* Memory Gap by Mary Stano (28)
* The Paper Child by Jean Thrower and Carol Frasure (44)
* The Final Score by Kendra Buxton (46)
* The One that Didn't Get Away, But Probably Should've by Robbie Sturm (67)
* Chairmen of the Board by Anne Swank (69)
* Scoutmaster Rick by Jean Thrower
** Just You, Me and the Beasrs (73)
** Out in the Woods (76)
** The Howling... Storm? (81)
** The Creature of the Dark Woods (86)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (90)
==Issue 3==
Blondie and the Hat 3 was published in 1993 and contains 170 pages.
From Media Monitor: "This issue is our biggest yet! Stories celebrating the wild and wonderful world of Rick and A.J. by Buxton, Swank, Stano, and S.l. Schneider. We even have jottings direct from Rick's journal."
* Letter to My Son (5 pages)
* Spilling My Guts (14 pages)
* The Visit (22 pages)
* Overdue (6 pages)
* Nothing But Trouble (18 pages)
* Twisted Justice (17 pages)
* Heels and Toes (3 pages)
* The Journal (8 pages)
* Inside the Office Of Simon and Simon (2 pages)
==Issue 4==
Blondie and the Hat 4
==Issue 5==
Blondie and the Hat 5 contains 135 pages and was published in 1995.
From an ad in Media Monitor #34 that was looking for submissions: "Another themed issue. Everything's relative with Rick and A.J.! I'm looking for stories, poetry, cartoons, etc., featuring a Simon relation from the show (Cecilia, Jack, Uncle Ray, Elizabeth, Wilbur and Orville!) or original characters. How about further tales of Wayne and Benedict? Or Black Jack and Sir Francis?"
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1990s
Blood, Love & Rhetoric (X-Files story)

Blood, Love & Rhetoric is a Mulder/Krycek story by Sleeps With Coyotes. The story was only archived at the author's page of the same name, Blood, Love & Rhetoric, and is no longer online.
Summary: "Well, we can do you blood and love without the rhetoric, and we can do you blood and rhetoric without the love, or we can do you all three, concurrent or consecutive, but we can't do you love and rhetoric without the blood. Blood is compulsory, they're all blood, you see."
The story won the 1999 Lisa e Krysa Awards in the category "Best Angst".
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎