Archive of Our Own and The Hugo Awards/Works & Memes Inspired by the Controversy

==Fanfiction and Podfic==
On September 15, one anonymous user published “That’s a bribe,” an anthropomorfic that ships Archive of Our Own User(s) (Anthropomorphic) with Lawyer(s) (World Science Fiction Society) and portrays AO3 User(s) sexually bribing WSFS Lawyer(s) to “let us say we all won Hugos now.” olive2read later podficced the story for Voiceteam 2020., 2020-05-26.
On September 17, AO3 user Lumeleo published another anthropomorfic with the pairing Archive of Our Own/The Hugo Award (Anthropomorphic) featuring humiliation kink:
It was podficced a few weeks later by Azdaema., 2019-10-01.
Another anonymous user, in fanfic “Stanley Cup — What It Means” (originally published in the comments section of the AO3 news post), compared the AO3 Hugo Award drama to a hypothetical scenario in which the NHL’s PR person instructs the spokesperson for the Oviraptors to correct fans who are claiming that “they” won the Stanley Cup: “It dilutes what winning the Stanley Cup means, if just anyone can go around saying they won it. I mean, listen to this: HockeyLuvver63 tweeted, ‘Oviraptors won because I was the MVP and saved Darcy from rolling off the couch.’ And then there’s a picture of this woman catching a Boston Terrier in a puck costume as it slides off a sofa. If people keep saying things like that, other people might start thinking the real winners and MVPs are just making it up too, and sneer at them for it.” FayJay made a podfic of it within a day., 2019-09-17
AO3 user fillory published an anthropomorfic with the pairing Archive of Our Own Users/The Hugo Award (Anthropomorphic), describing the ship as "a love that could only exist between a science fiction award and its two million recipients. And recipients they were, no matter who or what tried to tell the Hugo they weren’t. They had claimed it: It was theirs.", 2019-09-17. Chantress podficced it within a day., 2019-09-18.
An anonymous AO3 user published another anthropomorfic called "Who Killed The Hugo Awards" that cycles through various anthropomorphized controversies related to the Hugo Awards before landing on AO3., 2019-09-19. 
On Fail-Fandomanon, one commenter posted a Chuck Tingle-style "3,000 words of sizzling human on gay living archive action, including anal, wall sex, and undignified pounding love"Comment thread, "FFA DW Post #1164 - Some say msscribe ghosted. Codswallop, in my opinion.". The fic is now also on AO3 as "Ficced in the Ass by the Handsome Living Award-Winning Archive (Who is Also a Dinosaur)."
AO3 user CheyanneChika published one-shot "We Won!", which characterizes fictional characters popularized by both original works and fandom as fanfiction writers who dream of being noticed by the Hugo Awards someday and celebrate when they do in 2019, "[b]ecause there are millions, and maybe they can’t actually fit in one room, but that Hugo is ours, whether Kevin likes it or not.", 2019-09-18.
AO3 user hardlyhurtmenow published "Cease & Desist Letter (for use by the WSFS)," noting in the creator's notes, "If the WSFS needs to pass the hat for a lawyer, perhaps they should try drafting their own C&D and sending that to the people who are selling Hugo Award-related merchandise or trying to put that they are a Hugo Award-Winning author on their books.""Cease & Desist Letter (for use by the WSFS)"
An anonymous creator published a smut fic inspired by the cease & desist letter in which "The world only knew of them as Cease & Desist. The world had no idea that when they were alone, that ampersand turned into a slash.""C/D and S&M"
AO3 user Emyn Nant Nefydd (gwenynnefydd) published "rocket man," which features porn between the main characters of "Pounded In The Butt By Fan Fiction Hosting Website AO3's Hugo Award Nomination" by Chuck Tingle."rocket man"
AO3 user wolfwine published "The Buzz About Arugula," parodying AO3 as a beehive that won the "Colewort Award... for the hive and not for any specific pollen-collecting or honey-making activity. We don't want anybee to be putting forward that they, personally, are recipients of the award.""The Buzz About Arugula"
AO3 user BabelGhoti published "Those Who Tell the Tales," a soulmark AU in which "everyone is born bearing the name of the literary award they will someday win," with "millions" sharing the same HUGO mark."Those Who Tell the Tales" BabelGhoti also recorded a podfic of the story., 2019-09-29.
An anonymous AO3 user published "You're Mine," a BDSM anthropomorfic featuring the pairing The Hugo Award (Anthropomorphic)/Reader."You're Mine"
AO3 users gandalfspace, bookworm83197, and TwoCatsTailoring published "Dearest Annabelle," a fic from the perspective of a soldier on the front lines of the Hugo wank, based on a hockey twitter meme."Dearest Annabelle"
==Poetry and Filks==
Several commenters on the news post wrote poetry summarizing the wank on the post:
FayJay wrote the following parody of the poem “This Is Just To Say” by William Carlos Williams in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
Aja wrote the following story in the AO3 news post comments parodying Hemingway’s own six-word story: “For sale: Hugo awards, never won.”Comment thread, “Hugo Award – What it Means”
Commenter John A Arkansawyer wrote filk in the File 770 comments based on The Velvet Underground’s song “Oh! Sweet Nuthin’”:
Commenter originally wrote the following parody of the poem “Ozymandias” by Percy Bysshe Shelley in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
Commenter fillory wrote the following parody of the The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
Commenter Jane_Fairfax wrote the following parody of the poem “Do Not Stand at My Grave and Weep” by Mary Elizabeth Frye in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
Several users wrote variations on the "i lik the bred" meme: @scifantasy on twitterTweet by @scifantasy, ZaliaChimera in the comments section of the AO3 news postComment thread, “Hugo Award – What it Means”, and RuinsPlume on AO3."and now we grease our trophy sweete" An anonymous AO3 user posted @scifantasy's poem to AO3 overlaid on a manip of a cow licking the Hugo Award."I lik Hugo"
AO3 user Laura JV (jacquez) wrote the following parody of the poem “The Good-Morrow” by John Donne in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
AO3 user magpie_fngrl wrote the following parody of the poem “And Death Shall Have No Dominion” by Dylan Thomas in the comments section of the AO3 news post:
AO3 user Amiril published the following parody of the carol “The Twelve Days of Christmas”:
On Fail Fandom Anon, an anonymous user wrote filk based on Zevon’s song “Werewolves of London,” including the following verse and chorus:
On Fail Fandom Anon, an anonymous user wrote "yet another filk" based on Leonard Cohen’s song “Hallelujah,” including the following verse and chorus:
==References==
Category:2019 Events
Category:2019 Memes
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Category:Fandom Wars