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Carole Estes

Carole Estes was a Harry Potter fan, fan writer, and moderator active in the early 2000s.
Carole was a mod of the ParadigmOfUncertainty Yahoo! Group and was one of the founders of FictionAlley. She was the Site Logistics Coordinator for Nimbus 2003 and was a moderator for the "Moony, Wormtail, Padfoot and Prongs" panel. She was also a beta reader and "collaborator" for AngieJ's Trouble in Paradise.AngieJ in the author's notes for Trouble in Paradise, Chapter 2, online at Remember Us?: "Carole, Penny, Heidi, Michelle and Pippin are the best beta-readers a girl could have... and all are excellent fic writers themselves. [...] Carole’s been serving as a collaborator and image consultant for the entire project... you go, girl! :)"
== Fannish History ==
Carole wrote in January 2005:
Carole was primarily a Harry/Hermione and Sirius/OFC shipper, but wrote in 2000 that, before she started reading fanfiction, she "never dreamed there were so many people with so many opinions about who should end up with who" and she "didn't really care who went with who, because they are just kids".Post on May 24, 2000, quoted by heidi8 in The Daily Prophet: A Malfoy Publication, posted 12 April 2001 (reposted 26 September 2002).
Carole posted at FictionAlley Park as "Cordelia", the name of the original character paired with Sirius in the Paradigm of Uncertainty universe.Profile For Cordelia at FictionAlley Park. Registered 14 January 2002. (Accessed 20 August 2016.)
== Fanfiction ==
* A Sirius Affair, a prequel to Lori Summers's The Paradigm of Uncertainty featuring Sirius Black and an OFC; written with Penny Linsenmayer
* A Sirius Change, sequel to A Sirius Affair, written solely by Carole
* A Sirius Christmas, a cookie in the A Sirius Affair universe
* When Harry Met Hermione, written with Penny Linsenmayer
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Carolina Moon

Carolina Moon is a het Beauty and the Beast 52-page novel by Wendy de-Veryard.
From the author: "Catherine finds Vincent's family, and a brother who has had cosmetic surgery to alter his appearance. When Vincent is offered to have the same, will he accept or stay as he is? A happy ending but there is a twist to this tale."
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Caroline

See also: Carol, Caryl, Carrie, Carolyn.
== Characters ==
* Caroline, a character from Portal
* Caroline Farrell, a.k.a. Echo, a character from Dollhouse
* Caroline Flack, a English television presenter and RPF character
* Caroline Forbes, a Vampire Diaries character
* Caroline "Carrie" Mathison, a character from Homeland
== Fans ==
* Caroline (RonWeasleysGirl), a Harry Potter writer
* Caroline Alert, a Due South writer
* Caroline B., a Quantum Leap writer
* Caroline Carbis (also Caroline K. Carbis), a Professionals, Star Trek: TOS writer
* Caroline Carrock, a Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars writer
* Caroline Craig (also Caroline L. Craig), a Matt Houston, Lancer writer
* Caroline Crane, a Big Wolf on Campus fan
* Caroline Dare, a Magnificent Seven writer
* Caroline Edwards, a Harry and Johnny writer
* Caroline Gaston, a Hanson writer
* Caroline Hills, a Blake's 7 writer
* Caroline Humphries, a Lancer writer
* Caroline Kent, a Kristy writer
* Caroline Kummer (a.k.a. Carol Kummer), a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Caroline Maher, an X-Files writer
* Caroline Mockett, a Due South writer
* Caroline LaRoche, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Caroline Nixon, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Caroline van Oosten de Boer , a Jossverse community weblog owner
* Caroline Quinn, a Professionals, Sentinel writer
* Caroline Robertson, a Blake's 7 writer
* Caroline M. Seacroft, a Man from UNCLE writer
* Caroline Schumacher, a Hanson writer
* Caroline Von Trott, a Due South writer
* Carolyne Isabella, a Hanson fan
Caroline Forbes & Kol Mikaelson

==Background==
==Meta discussion and popularity==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* stories and crossovers featuring _ and _ on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*tag on Archive of Our Own (AO3) 
===Fan pages and sites===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Vampire Diaries Relationships‎
Carolyn

See also: Carol, Caryl, Carrie, Caroline.
== Characters ==
* Carolyn Knapp-Shappey, a character from Cabin Pressure
* Carolyn Plummer, a character from The Sentinel
* Carolyn Stoddard, a character from Dark Shadows
== Fans ==
* Carolyn (Blake's 7 fan writer), a Blake's 7 writer
* Carolyn (Sentinel fan writer), a Sentinel writer
* Carolyn Atkinson, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Bell, a Starsky and Hutch writer
* Carolyn Claire, a multifandom writer
* Carolyn Cooper, a Star Wars, Star Trek: TOS author
* Carolyn B. Dahman, a Star Trek: TNG writer
* Carolyn Folisi, a Lord of the Rings writer
* Carolyn R. Fulton, a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine writer
* Carolyn Golledge, a Lord of the Rings, Star Wars writer and publisher
* Carolyn Hedge, a.k.a. Caro Hedge, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Sue Hillard, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Hughes, a Blake's 7 writer
* Carolyn Kleinsorge, a Beauty and the Beast author
* Carolyn G. Lynn (same as Carol Lynn?), a Tales of the Gold Monkey, Beauty and the Beast, Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn M., a Quantum Leap writer
* Carolyn McTarrell, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Meredith, a Star Trek: TOS publisher
* Carolyn Milbrath (also Carolyn Milbath), a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Price, a Forever Knight writer
* Carolyn O'Neal, an adzine publisher
* Carolyn Ruth, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Spencer, a Star Trek: TOS writer
* Carolyn Venino, a Star Trek: TOS writer, filker, zine publisher and editor
* Carolyn White-Shilts, a Deryni writer
Carolyn Cooper

Carolyn Cooper is a long time fanzine editor, zine publisher, fan writer and illustrator. 
Her letterzine Blue Pencil contained what we now call meta essays, some of which have been highlighted here on Fanlore. 
She also published The Klingon Joke Book and The Imperial Joke Book as well as the long running Star Wars fanzine series From a Certain Point of View. 
In the days before the Internet, she published short daily newsletters at the 1986 Mediawest for convention attendees that were slipped under their hotel room doors. 
Cooper also campaigned to get the fandom adzine Universal Translator on the Hugo ballot, though it did not win.
In 2020, she contributed an essay about fanzine history to Geek Elders Speak, a small press publication anthology about female creativity in mid-20th century fandom. https://forestpathbooks.com/geek-elders-speak/
==Meta Essays==
* Ancillary Merchandising: The Selling of Other Products to Defray Costs 
* How to Look Like a Speckled Trout, or, How to Become Your Own Printer Without Owning a Press -- And Is it Worth It? 
* The Invasion of Consumer Fans or Have Fans Become Jaded? 
* Marysue Dixon Predicts
* A Question for the Audience 
* Somehow, somewhere, some way, a hefty contingent of fans became "consumers."
* Walking the Tightrope: Experiments and Risk Taking in Zine Design
* What Happened to the Cheap Zine? 
* What Is Profit and Is It Evil?
==Panel Member==
* Question Authority
==Fanzine Contributions==
===Multifandom===
* Blue Pencil
===Kung Fu: The Legend Continues===
* Bloody Marvelous!
* Chinese Take-Away
* Purification
* Sound of the Flute
* The Persian Flaw
* The Third Eye
* Unification
===Miami Vice===
* My Vice
===Star Trek===
* Happy Holidays
* The Klingon Joke Book
* Only Trek
===Star Wars===
* From a Certain Point of View
* The Imperial Joke Book
* On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah
* Revenge of the Garbage
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:Zine Editors
Carolyn Golledge

Carolyn Golledge is a prolific author of Star Wars fan fiction, a multiple Fan Q Award winner, and fanzine editor. 
She was first published in the Star Wars zine A Tremor in the Force #2 in 1985 with the story Mindlink, and has since written over seventy stories and some novel-length fiction, mostly in Star Wars and later the Lord of the Rings fandom. In 1994, she sold three short stories to West End Games for their Star Wars role-playing materials.
In July of 1998, she became co-owner (with Ltlj) of the site the Corellian Embassy. The site was an internet archive of fanfiction that had previously been published in print fanzines, most of which hadn't been available since their publication in the 80s and 90s. Carolyn contacted fan writers who had published in the early fanzines of the 70s and 80s, and got their permission for their stories to be scanned and uploaded to the site. In June of 2006, The Corellian Embassy was adopted by Aquarius, editor of the Star Wars site This is Some Rescue. The site is now located here: The Corellian Embassy
She was also a participant in the web site the Less Than Legendary Journeys, which was a shared universe fanfiction site for Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Young Hercules. The site hosted fanfiction by a group of writers (Helena Handbasket, Naomi Prince, Liz S., Ltlj, Fyresong, Mary Crawford, and various pseudonyms) who wrote stories that were all part of the same shared universe. 
Under the name Solo Press, she is the editor of the Star Wars fanzines Bloodstripe (eight issues, 2000-2008), which is a multi-author fanzine, and Never Say Die (eight issues, 2000-2008), which is a reprint collection of Carolyn's Han Solo stories. She also edited the Lord of the Rings fanzines The Journey Home (a novel by Carolyn) and The Captain and the King (a single author collection written by Plastic Chevy). Her zines are known for being over 200-300 pages, with interior illustrations and color covers with original art by fan artists.
Prompted by Ethics and Etiquette: A Proposal for the Buying and Selling of Fanzines, Carolyn wrote in 1990: "Mary Urhausen's solution to the Cloning/Copying Wars was very pleasing, so single, it's brilliant! Why didn't any of us think of this before? So here goes: I hereby give all fans the permission to make themselves single, not for resale copies of any of my works for their own personal use. You're right, Mary, it is easy! Thanks!"
Additional background
*Interview with Carolyn Golledge (2013)
Information and images from her zines appear on Fanlore with her permission.
Category:Fanwriters
Carolyn Plummer

Carolyn Plummer is Jim Ellison's ex-wife. She appears in the first season and then it is mentioned that she has moved to San Francisco.
In canon, Jim and Carolyn seem to have a fairly friendly and respectful relationship.
In fanworks, Carolyn is shown as someone who is an ally and supportive character to someone who is who is jealous and spiteful -- and everything in between.
==Pairings==
 
==Some Fiction Involving Carolyn Plummer==
need some examples!
==Some Fanart Featuring Carolyn Plummer==
There's not a lot of it.
File:Sirroco-4.jpg|from Sirocco, the artist is Kandace Klumper 
 
Category:Sentinel Characters
Carolyn R. Fulton

Carolyn R. Fulton is a fan author noted for her works regarding the Odo/Kira pairing in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandom, and also was the co-editor of The Fantastic Journal, volumes 1 & 2, a Fantastic Journey fanzine. She is the author of the following fanworks:
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine fandom: 
* "Dreams Into Waking"
* "Basilisk"
* "Catalysts & Crucibles" 
* "The Fire and the Rose" 
* "Third Moon Rising"
* "Liquid Assets"
* "Compensatory Benefits"
* "Remedial Education"
* "Essentials"
* "Misery Loves Company (Or How a Shapeshifter Came to Count a Trill's Spots" by Odo V'lonn, as told to Carolyn R. Fulton
* "Bridging the Gap"
* "Compromising Position"
* "The Wind of the Prophets"
* "Occupational Hazards"
* "Unexpected Dividends"
Fantastic Journey fandom: 
*"Moonlight and Ashes"
*"Cheap Sheep!" (writing and drawing -- very badly! -- as Jean E. Lott
Category:Fanwriters
Carolyn Spencer

Carolyn Spencer was a fanwriter that contributed to zines in the 1990s and 2000s. For many years, she served as the K/S Zine Library Librarian (U.S. branch). Her family reported she passed away in late 2023 or early 2024.Morgan Dawn, personal email Feb 2024, cited with her permission.
== Example Fanfiction ==
* Dearest Blood
* The Diver
* Duet for One Voice
* The Flame of Chaos
* The Last Wave
* The Journal (Star Trek: TOS story by Carolyn Spencer)
* Mixed Messages
* The Need for Stars
* Never and Always Lovers
* One Sundered Soul
* Prism (Star Trek: TOS story)
* Report from the Rim
* Saying Goodbye (Star Trek: TOS story by Carolyn Spencer)
* Tiger Burning Bright
* Touch (Star Trek: TOS story by Carolyn Spencer)
* Whither Thou Goest (Star Trek: TOS story by Carolyn Spencer)
== References ==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Deceased
Carolynn Conner

Carolynn Conner is a VCR-era fan vidder whose works have appeared at fan conventions such as Zebracon, Revelcon and Koo-ut-Cali-Con. Many of her vids were made on or before October 1991.
The Professionals
*Angel Eyes by Steelheart
*Another One Bites the Dust by Queen
*Behind Blue Eyes by The Who
*Body Language by Queen
*Born to Love You by Queen
*Can't Stop Loving You by Van Halen - c1995
*(Everything I Do) I Do It For You by Bryan Adams
*Deeper the Love by The Who
*Don't Tell Me Lies by Breathe
*Everything I Do
*Heaven in Your Eyes by Loverboy
*Here Comes Trouble by Bad Company
*Hungry Eyes by Eric Carmen
*If She Would Have Been Faithful by Chicago
*I'll Never Let You Go
*It's Inevitable by Charlie
*I Was Born To Love You by Queen
*Meet Me Halfway by Kenny Loggins
*Nothing's Going to Stop Us Now by Starship
*Staying Power by Queen
*When the Going Gets Tough by Billy Ocean
MUNCLE
*Can't Help Loving You
*Groovy Kind of Love by Genesis
*So Happy Together by The Turtles
*Indestructible by Four Tops
*It's Inevitable by Charlie
*Lion Sleeps Tonight
*Sea of Love by The Honeydrippers 
*The Way We Used To Be
Highlander
*Princes of the Universe
Multiple Fandoms
*Sci-Fi
Category:Vidders
Carousel and Caverns Community

The Carousel and Caverns Community is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan club.
It began in late 1993 when its founders decided to close their club, Advo*Cats, and form this one. 
Publication: Mirror Pool.
From a letter of comment in Once Upon a Time... Is Now #49 (October 1993):
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Carpe Brewski

Carpe Brewski is a wildly popular Erik/Charles College AU by Gyzym. As of 2017, it is an abandoned WIP, with ten chapters, all posted in 2011. In November 2011 gyzym posted an address to the Brewski fandom in general, stating that due to outrageous and very rude comments, she was putting the fic on hiatus.gyzym. state of the everything., posted to Tumblr November 21, 2011. (Accessed 22 April 2012)
In the story, Erik and Charles are the beleaguered and hard-partying heads of a fraternity, with many other personalities from the X-Men universe as secondary and tertiary characters.
The fic has already spawned fanartTumblr tag (mostly on Tumblr, perhaps owing to the brief period in July 2011 when Livejournal was down as a result of another DDoS attack).
It has also spawned a fan community on livejournal, carpebrewski, dedicated to creating a space for Brewski fans to have fun and create fanworks while waiting for new chapters. Since the announcement of the hiatus, the community has since slowed to a crawl.
==Fan Reviews/Reactions==
It was recced in Slash Report episode 3 in 2011.
== Inspired Fanworks ==
* by le-red-queen
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:X-Men: First Class
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Carpe Diem (Harry Potter story)

Carpe Diem is a Harry Potter fanfiction story by Imogen and the first story in what became a popular shared universe. It and its sequel, Alpha and Omega, are two of the best known and most influential early Harry/Ginny fics.
== Background ==
According to Imogen, Carpe Diem grew out of an assignment she set for a high school English class she taught:
:"I started writing it initially after I set a Year 7 class a homework piece to 'write the next chapter after Goblet of Fire' and said I'd do a chapter as well. As it turns out I got the class hooked, and they wanted more. So I kept writing what is posted on the internet as 'Carpe Diem' on the condition that if they all handed in their homework, they got another chapter every week until the end of term. And they all did. In fact, one Friday I'd forgotten to set homework and the entire class turned up on Monday morning having done something over the weekend!"Imogen at Elenarda.com. All about me. (Archived 23 March 2003 by the Wayback Machine.)
== Universe ==
Carpe Diem spawned an extensive shared universe best known for a characterization of Ginny Weasley that involved a predilection for stealing socks.Gryffindor Tower's FAQ stated:
:[Q:] What's the deal with all the sock stealing? Is that in canon somewhere?
:[A:] No, that's not in canon. Most of us have read Imogen's excellent stories, beginning with Carpe Diem. She gave Ginny the habit of stealing socks as a personality quirk, and it caught on.
See also We Didn't Start the Fandom, a filk by Zsenya.
The main series of fics in the universe according to Imogen's website is as follows:Imogen. harryandginny.co.uk. (Accessed 10 January 2012.)
# Carpe Diem by Imogen
# Riverside Reflections by Imogen
# Invictus by Robert
# Alpha and Omega by Imogen
# Home is Where the Heart is by Imogen
# Through All Kinds of Weather by Alphie
# Nil Desperandum by Imogen
# A Pensieve Affair by Imogen
There are many other stories based on the universe by a variety of authors including Firebolt909, Chryslin, and Maid Marian. There have also been many works of fanart and even a musical composition created based on the series.Gryffindor Tower. The Carpe Diem Compendium. Archived 12 August 2003 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 01 April 2012.)
== References ==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Category:Het Fanfiction
Carpe Noctem (Buffy the Vampire Slayer zine)

Carpe Noctem is a het anthology featuring Buffy/Spike stories by Isabel Ortiz. It has no publication date and is 46 pages long. 
It has the subtitle "The Collected S/B Stories Vol. 1."
 
*Carpe Noctem (8 pages)
*Epiphanies (16 pages)
*Show and Tell (14 pages)
*Dreamscapes (2 pages)
*Illegal Acts (3 pages)
*Porch Scene (1 page)
Category:Het Zines
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:1990s
Carpe Noctem (Once a Thief/Kindred: The Embraced series)

Carpe Noctem is a Vic/Mac Once a Thief/Kindred: The Embraced crossover series by Lian Burwell. Author's notes:
The Theban Band made a fanfic cover for the series.
==Series==
Book One: San Francisco Meetings. A trip takes the gang to San Francisco where mistaken identities cause problems and a tragedy leads to a change of life for one of the team.
Book Two: Dancing On A Wire. Vic learns that training doesn't always cover everything and Mac meets a charismatic thief with her own agenda.
Book Three: Never the Twain. Mac adjusts to his new life, while a heat wave brings a series of murders to Toronto and a familiar face returns.
*Chapter One. The calm before the storm.
*Chapter Two. A serial killer is stalking Toronto.
*Chapter Three. The investigation begins.
*Chapter Four. An unexpected visitor creates complications.
*Chapter Five. Mac faces some consequences and Jackie goes on the prowl.
*Chapter Six. Exploding phones and a pattern emerges.
*Chapter Seven. The boys attract the wrong attention and a new clue appears.
*Chapter Eight. Secrets, encounters, and matters become more urgent.
*Chapter Nine. Paths are converging.
*Chapter Ten. A new murder brings new revelations.
*Chapter Eleven. Jackie lectures on adjusting and Mac discovers that confession is good for the soul.
*Chapter Twelve. Jackie is missing.
*Chapter Thirteen. Mac tries to use the pendant to find Jackie, and LiAnn makes her presence known.
*Chapter Fourteen. Everything starts to converge.
*Chapter Fifteen. The final confrontation.
*Epilogue. Deep breath, it's over.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Once a Thief
Category:Kindred:The Embraced
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎Category:2000s Fanfiction
Carpe Noctem (The Last of the Wine story)

Carpe Noctem"Carpe Noctem" by fatalit, posted to maryrenaultfics on 28th October 2011. Accessed 10 January 2013.
This story was written in response to the Spooky Halloween Challenge on maryrenaultfics in 2011. Philon, who was the lover of Alexias the Elder and died along with his lover in the Great Plague around the time of Alexias’ (the novel’s protagonist’s) birth appears more than once as a ghost to Alexias to explain he is the reincarnated spirit of Alexias the Elder. The ghost provides advice; Alexias seeks advice from Sokrates; and we see the relationship between Alexias and Lysis. Within the story one also learns details of religious festivals; and various divine influences on every day Athenian life are evoked (rather in the way Renault incorporated them into her writing).
Comments by readers include:
* I adore the little details, the description, and use of the first Alexias and his lover Philon. You left me breathless.—heartofoshun
* Beautiful, and very evocative of MR herself. I loved that rather than being jealous of Alexias and Lysis, Philon's concern is that Alexias finds happiness--even if it is with another. How very Greek of him.—mysid
== References ==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Carrd

Carrd, stylized carrd, is a web service that allows users to make their own custom one-page websites. They are particularly favored due to their customizability - it is easy to add images, change fonts, and otherwise personalize a carrd, which is not possible with other sites such as LinkTree. 
Carrds are particularly favored on Twitter, where character limits in both tweets and bios encourage linking to an external site for information. 
==Fan Use==
Carrd-made websites are used in a variety of ways in fandom. Many fans use them as an information hub, detailing fandoms, DNIs, favorite characters, linking to other social profiles, etc. In some roleplaying communities, carrds have come into use for storing RP character profiles. Many fanartists also use carrd for commission information - portfolios, terms of service, Will/Won't lists, etc.
Some younger fans use carrd to share a lot of personal information, raising discourse about the need for privacy and anonymity in fandom.
The simplicity of carrd URLs makes them an attractive choice for compiling and spreading information about specific topics, such as a zine, ship, or campaign. 
==Example Carrds==
===Profiles===
* nick's card, a typical personal carrd with a byf section
* beeartzcommissions, carrd of an artist including pricing and portfolio info
===Zines===
* Genshin Skating, a carrd for a Genshin Impact Figure Skating AU zine
* Curtain Call, a carrd for an Ace Attorney musical theatre zine
===Ship Manifestos===
* Alva X Luca, a ship manifesto for Alva/Luca
===Fandom Primers===
* Mo Du (默读) - Silent Reading and can ci pin carrds for novels by priest (carrd about priest), a danmei webnovelist
=== Other ===
* Un White Wash the Bad Batch, a carrd spreading information about an activism campaign.
* Friends at the Table Info, a central resource for fans of Friends at the Table
=== Unconventional Examples ===
*Choose Your Own Adventure Game: Released in the lead-up to preordershttps://twitter.com/Pokemongenshin/status/1466068422647697412 for Trainers of Teyvat, a Genshin Impact zine. https://pkmngnsncyoa.carrd.co/ Designed and coded by Starrie Wolf, with writing and art also contributed by various others.
== References ==
Category:Websites