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Wide Sargasso Sea

Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys is a professionally published novel that has often been compared to fanfiction. To summarize this work using fannish terminology; it is a Jane Eyre pre-canon story and it is canon-compliant. 
Wide Sargasso Sea humanizes Antoinette Cosway, "the mad woman in the attic" who, when we meet her in Jane Eyre, has been renamed Bertha by her abusive husband. This novel tells her story from her childhood in Jamaica to the end of her unhappy marriage in England. Rhys reframes her experiences from a feminist and post-Colonial perspective.
Published in the 1960s, before the premiere of Star Trek:TOS and the dawning of modern media fandom, Wide Sargasso Sea is often cited in academic works related to transformative fan communities. It's also a work that many fans consider transformative, but it is not considered fanfiction. Wide Sargasso Sea is often discussed when fans wonder why professionally published transformative works are more accepted than amateur works of fanfiction.
==Wide Sargasso Sea's Relationship to Fandom==
Wide Sargasso Sea and its relationship to transformative fandom has been the subject of commentary from fan studies scholars and fans alike. Although as a professionally published novel it is not typically considered "true" fanfiction, it is often examined through the lens of fanfiction, with comparisons drawn between how it and amateur transformative works approach their "canons".
In Fan Fiction and Fan Communities in the Age of the Internet, Kristina Busse and Karen Hellekson contrast the reception of Wide Sargasso Sea with a similar work, The Wind Done Gone:
Anna Wilson cites Wide Sargasso Sea as an example of a text that "shares formal qualities with fan fiction" but was not created within a fan community:
One fan cited Wide Sargasso Sea as an example of restitutive fanfiction, that is fanfiction that redresses issues with the source text:
A critique by two fans of Wide Sargasso Sea as a published "fanfic" and its trueness to the "canon" of Jane Eyre:
==Meta Essays==
==References==
Category:Jane Eyre
Category:Books & Literature
Widow Week

Widow Week was a fanweek dedicated to the Marvel character Natasha Romanoff.
== About ==
==Prompts==
* Day 1: Why the Widow?
* Day 2: MCU
* Day 3: Marvel Comics
* Day 4: Black Widow #1 on Sale
* Day 5: Legacies
* Day 6: Widow Team-up
Category:Black WidowCategory:Fanweeks
Category:2014 Challenges
Widowmaker/Sombra

Widowmaker/Sombra is a small Femslash pairing in the Overwatch fandom. It centres around Amélie Lacroix, also known as Widowmaker and Sombra.
==Canon==
Widowmaker and Sombra are both agents for Talon, though they have different reasons for joining the organisation. In an effort to murder Widowmaker's husband Gérard, Talon abducted and brainwashed her. They rewrote her mind and turned her into a cold-blooded assassin. She ended up killing her husband and joining Talon.Widowmaker - Overwatch Gamepedia 
Sombra is a notorious hacker who, while working with Talon, appears to have her own agenda. Despite this, Sombra "considers Reaper and Widowmaker as genuine friends, but the friendship is 'complicated.'"
Sombra's animated short, Infiltration, and the official comic Masquerade show both of them operating on the same Talon mission together.
==Fandom==
Widowmaker/Sombra is a smaller ship compared to the Overwatch femslash leaders such as Pharah/Mercy and Widowmaker/Tracer, yet generally accepted as a possible pairing that doesn't attract many Antis. Both characters work together in the Talon organization, yet both are more morally grey rather than truly evil: Widowmaker was brainwashed into working for them while Sombra seems to pursue her own goals. They share some banter in the game and display a common and popular contrast between their characters: The trickster-like Sombra manages to rouse annoyance in the usually emotionally cold and suppressed Widowmaker.
The respective voice actors of Sombra and Widowmaker, Carolina Ravassa and Chloé Hollings, have published several Youtube videos together, acknowledging the fan interest in their characters and even their fanworks.Youtube: Sombra finds Widowmaker in Paris! #BestiesYoutube: Widowmaker teaches Sombra some FrenchYoutube: Trying to Check-in as Sombra and Widowmaker
As of 25/10/2018, the Widowmaker/Sombra tag on AO3 lists 292 worksArchive of Our Own: Widowmaker/Sombra, putting it ahead of older pairings like Lúcio/D.Va orZarya/Mei.
Popular tropes include:
* Sombra using her hacking abilities to break Widowmaker's conditioning.
* Sombra trying to get a rise out of Widowmaker through irritating or flirting with her (or both).
* Angst over Widowmaker's conditioning.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Incomplete by Recourse 
* On the Edge of the Abyss by sniperct 
* your memory in my pocket by CaptainRivaini 
===Fanart===
* Keep on sleeping, Araña. by artbytesslyn
* even though you don’t love me by bevsi
* “lets go dancing” by theskies-areclear
* sloppy romance by quibbs
* sombra’s not good with heavy conversations, but she cares by ruushes
===Zines===
* Debuggers (2018)
==Archives and Communities==
* Sombramaker and Spiderbyte tags on Tumblr
* Widowmaker/Sombra on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category: Overwatch Relationships
Category: Femslash Pairings
Widowmaker/Tracer

Widowmaker/Tracer is a very popular Femslash pairing in the Overwatch fandom. It centres around Lena Oxton, aka 'Tracer', and Amelié Lacroix, also known as Widowmaker.
==Canon==
Widowmaker is the emotionless husk of who used to be Amelié Lacroix. In an effort to murder her husband Gerard, Talon abducted and brainwashed her. They rewrote her mind and turned her into a cold-blooded assassin. She ended up killing her husband and joining Talon.Widowmaker - Overwatch Gamepedia
Tracer is part of Overwatch. She is in a canonical relationship with a non-playable character, Emily.Reflections - Overwatch Comic
The most notable canon interaction between Tracer and Widowmaker was in the animated short "Alive", wherein Tracer tries to stop Widowmaker from assassinating an Omnic called Mondatta.
==Fandom==
Tracer and Widowmaker garnered attention early on in Overwatch's life. Because they were both featured in the short 'Alive', fans immediately began to ship them. Along with the dynamic of good vs. evil, fans enjoyed the cultural contrast of French and English. The animated short movie also gave birth to the idea of Widowmaker calling Tracer "chérie" (French: darling), with varying levels of actual endearment.
There is some fandom wank over how Widowtracer is criticised for many of the things it shares in common with Reaper/Soldier: 76, another popular ship. As tumblr user theworstwaffle wrote:
Other arguments stem from Tracer's relationship with Emily. Some fans argue that this only strengthens the possibility of Widowtracer since Tracer is a lesbian, while others say that shipping Widowtracer erases her canon relationship.
Popular tropes include:
* Enemies to lovers / enemies and lovers
* Secret relationship (i.e. they must keep the relationship secret from the other members of Overwatch and Talon)
* Tracer 'breaking' Widowmaker's assassin coding and bringing back her emotions
* Angst is a very popular fanfiction choice, especially with canon-type violence
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* London Calling by SectoBoss
* Break My Heart, Break Your Heart by thesilvergoddess
* Fly on the Wall by Mizu7
* Best Years of Your Life by Illithid
===Fanart===
* Tracer 2 Gay for this world by carororo
* Hope you feel something by Marcine 2174
==Archives and Communities==
* Widowtracer tag on Tumblr
* WidowTracer on Archive of Our Own
* WidowTracer on Reddit
==References==
Category: Overwatch Relationships
Category: Femslash Pairings
Wifed

Wifed is a popular Mad Max: Fury Road fic featuring Slit/Toast. This AU features a developing relationship between former Toast the Knowing, one of Immortan Joe's former Wives, and the warboy Slit. It's followed by the sequel Dadhood. in 2018 it was nominated for an award in the Mad Max Fanfic Awards.
==Reactions and Reviews==
Category: Mad Max
Wifegate

Wifegate is a X-Files Fandom term that originated on tumblr around October 2015 before the broadcast of the tenth X-Files season. 
It's the name of a fan theory, a head canon, and based on a speculation regarding a a blurry screen grab pulled from an official trailer that showed Scully and her wearing something like a necklace with what looked like a ring, which resulted in another theory: Ringgate. http://jessahmewren.tumblr.com/post/164250186092/what-is-the-wife-gate#notes. 
X-Philes, and especially Mulder/Scully shippers started to speculate whether Mulder and Scully were married. It also inspired a handful of fanworks, mainly fan art and fan fiction. https://marichase.tumblr.com/post/132207062935/mulderswaterbed-i-want-to-believe-wifegate.
Fans also cited some interviews with David Duchovny in which he repeatedly called Scully Mulder's wife, something that fueled these speculations even more http://sunshine-today.com/post/164216499442/what-is-the-wife-gate.
==Comments from an "Official" Source==
In August 2017, Glen Morgan, co-writer of the episode, even engaged with fans on Twitter about Mulder's "wife" before closing down his twitter account. https://xfilesgeekery.tumblr.com/post/131064429221/super-infinite-possibilities-wifegate-on
==Fanworks==
===FanFiction===
*works tagged "X-Files Wifegate" at Archive of Our Own
===Memes===
*I BELIEVE poster meme
*Wifegate version of the Distracted Boyfriend meme
==Links==
*Evidence supporting Mulder and Scully as Marrieds
*posts tagged as wifegate on tumblr
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:Fan Theories
Category:2015
Wifihunters

wifihunters is a fan artist and cosplayer who was active in Supernatural, Dragon Age and Dungeons and Dragons fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Need An Hand, Clarence.png|Need A Hand, Clarence?, created for the 2013 SPN Reverse Bang
File:The Three Body Problem.png|Cover art for the fic The Three Body Problem, created as part of the 2014 Team Free Will Big Bang
Category:Fanartists
Category:Cosplayers
Wiggins

You may be looking for the fans Candace Wiggins or Martin Wiggins.
Wiggins is a minor character in Disney’s film Pocahontas. He does not appear in the direct-to-video sequel Pocahontas II: Journey to a New World.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Wiggins has been shipped with John Ratcliffe and Thomas.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Wiggins works tagged at AO3
* Wiggins works at FFN
* Wiggins!!, a LJ community
* Wiggins-Servant, a DeviantART group
==Resources==
* Wiggins at Disney Wiki
==References==
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Category:Pocahontas
Wii Shop Bling

Wii Shop Bling is a mashup between the songs "Hotline Bling" by Drake, "Cha Cha" by DRAM, and the background music for the Nintendo applications Wii Shop Channel, Nintendo DSi Shop, and Wii U Chat. The mashup was created by music producer and mashup artist tunedlinkAlso known as toonlink, among other online names. Due to the deletion of the original video and reuploads, the mashup is often erroneously attributed to other people. and first posted to Youtube on October 18th, 2015 in a now-deleted upload.https://siivagunner.fandom.com/wiki/Toonlink Since its original release, the mashup has been mirrored and reuploaded to both Youtube and different websites, such as Soundcloud.
Wii Shop Bling has been well received online due to the unexpected synergy between the sources used, and has become a meme online. Notably, the Youtuber group Siivagunner (of which tunedlink is a part of) often associates Hotline Bling and Wii Shop Channel together in their uploads in response to the meme.
= Reception =
In response to the release of the commercial mixtape More Life by Drake, VICE contributor Issy Beech posted an article about Wii Shop Bling, stating that the mashup is "genuinely better than the original."
= Example Fanworks =
= Notes =
= References =
Category:Nintendo
Category:2015 Fanworks
Wiki.gg

wiki.gg is a wiki hosting website. It uses Mediawiki (the same software as Wikipedia). It primarily hosts wikis on video games. wiki.gg is operated by indie.io, a for-profit company, and was launched on March 14, 2022.
==References==
Category:2022 Wikis
Category:2022 Websites
Category:2020s Wikis
Category:2020s Websites
WikiMU*

==Fannish Categories==
*Babylon 5
*Battlestar Galactica
*Bleach
*Chiaroscuro (fanworks of the RPG) 
*David and Leigh Eddings
*Discworld
*Dragonball Z
*Dune
*Fallout
*Firefly
*Harry Potter
*Inuyasha
*Lord of the Rings
*Star Trek
*Star Wars
*Stargate
*X-Men
*Wheel of Time
*World of Darkness
Category:Role Playing
Wikstrom

Wikstrom is a member of the Kalos Elite Four from Pokémon X and Y.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
*Wikstrom is most commonly paired up with Siebold, forming IronChefShipping, which is Male/Male, aka yaoi. In Japanese, this is most often called ズミガン (Zumigan), meaning Siebold is the seme and Wikstrom is the uke in the coupling.
===Less Popular Relationships===
*FalconerShipping - Wikstrom & Skarmory
*FearghalShipping - Farrell & Wikstrom
*FerrousShipping - Riley & Wikstrom
*FierShipping - Falkner & Wikstrom
*FinlandShipping - Wikstrom & Penelope (anime)
*FoundryShipping - Byron & Wikstrom
*FragileDiamondShipping - Wikstrom & Diancie
*FrostmineShipping - Wikstrom & Candice
*GalanteShipping - Wikstrom & Dawn
*GalvanizeShipping - Wikstrom & Dahlia
*GanjoShipping - Wikstrom & Probopass
*GrandCavalierShipping - Wikstrom & Rosa
More can be found on Neverending Romance, a community-created relationship name list.
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
[freeform tags, headcanons]
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
[discourse, trivia, popular memes, character analysis, fan reactions, really anything]
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Art===
* (2020), Wikstrom with his Aegislash.
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
==References==
Category:Pokémon Characters
Wil Wheaton

Wil Wheaton is an actor and blogger. He is best known in fandom for his roles as Wesley Crusher in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Colin Mason in Leverage; he might also be most well-known for his role facilitating Lets Plays of different games including RPGs. He also appears as a fictionalized version of himself on The Big Bang Theory.
==Fannish Activities==
* , August 2002 post by Wheaton on his experiences as a con guest
==Not a Fan of Creation Con==
==Fan Comments==
==Fannish Links==
* Wil Wheaton fanworks on AO3
==References==
Category:Actors
Category:Leverage
Category:Star Trek Actors
Category:Toy Soldiers
Category:Critical Role
Wilbur

You may be looking for...
* WILBUR, a doujinshi circle
* Wilbur Miles, a character from Simon & Simon
* Wilbur Fitzgerald, an American actor who appeared on Prison Break and In the Heat of the Night
* Wilbur Soot - a British musician, Twitch streamer and YouTuber. 
* Wilbur Whateley - a character created by H.P. Lovecraft
Wilby Wonderful

Wilby Wonderful is a feature-length comedy originally released in Canada in 2004. (It was later distributed in the U.S. by Film Movement.) Set on the fictional island of Wilby in Nova Scotia, the film follows the interconnected lives of the island's inhabitants over the course of an eventful 24-hour period. The catalyst for the drama is the fallout from a recent police raid at The Watch, a local hook-up spot for the island's gay community.
The six main characters are: 
*Dan Jarvis, a married, closeted gay man arrested in the raid
*Duck MacDonald, a wise handy-man and Dan's would-be love interest
*Sandra, a single mother with a reputation for sleeping around
*her teenaged daughter, Emily
*Buddy French, the police chief who has a strained marital relationship with 
*Carol French, the realtor who sells Dan Jarvis's house
==The Fandom==
Wilby Wonderful is considered a Canada 6 Degrees fandom. The ensemble cast includes a number of C6D staples, including Paul Gross (Buddy French), Callum Keith Rennie (Duck MacDonald), and Daniel MacIvor (who also directs). The film is particularly beloved of C6D slashers because Callum Keith Rennie plays a gay character.
==Fanworks==
Because the film takes place over such a short period of time, the fanfiction tends to focus either on the characters' backstories or possible events after the film's conclusion. Common themes include:
*internalized homophobia
*Dan and Duck living happily ever after
*why Dan got married
*what happened to Duck to give him such psychological insight into the other characters
*whether or not Buddy and Carol stay married
*whether or not Buddy and Duck ever slept together
*whether or not Duck was at the Watch before the raid
*what exactly goes on at the Watch
==Fannish Resources==
*Wilbylinks, a collection of fanfic links on Delicious
*Wilby Wednesday, a LiveJournal community 
*crack_van's fandom overview (deleted)
*Wilby Wonderful fanworks tag on the Archive of Our Own
*wilby wonderful podfics on the Audiofic Archive
*wilby wonderful tag at ds_snippets
*wilby wonderful tag at c6d_universe
*wilby wonderful tag at crack_van
*Wilby Wonderful page on oxoniensis's screencap website
Wilbylinks was an updated version managed by isiscolo and mergatrude of pearl_o's Wilby Wonderful Fanfiction Links, last updated in 2006. Unfortunately, clicking on the Delicious version results in a browser warning as of 2021, but the Wayback Machine has pearl_o's site saved.
Category:6 Degrees of Canada
Category:Wilby Wonderful
Wild, Beautiful and Damned

Wild, Beautiful and Damned is a Blake's 7 story by Gemini. It was the winner of a 1995 STIFfie Award.
It was published in Fire and Ice #3.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Wild Arms

==Introduction==
Wild Arms is a ten part series by the Japanese game developers Media Vision. The series consists of seven games for various Sony consoles, of which five are numbered installments. There is also a spin-off anime and manga, and a mobile phone game based off puzzles found in the series.
==Series==
===Games===
* 1996 - Wild Arms (PlayStation)
* 1999 - Wild Arms 2 (PlayStation)
* 2002 - Wild Arms 3 (PlayStation 2)
* 2003 - Wild Arms Alter Code: F (PlayStation 2)
* 2005 - Wild Arms 4 (PlayStation 2)
* 2007 - Wild Arms 5 (PlayStation 2)
* 2007 - Wild Arms XF (Playstation Portable)
===Other===
* 1999 - Wild Arms Twilight Venom (22 Episode Anime Series)
* 2001 - Wild Arms Flower Thieves (2 Volume Manga)
==English Language Fandom==
An active English language fandom has been known to exist since 1997. Over the years the main fandom spaces have moved from originally being based primarily on Yahoo!Groups (active 1999-2002) and small websites, through the active years (1999-2007) of the Ruins of Filgaia messageboard, and currently exists primarily on Livejournal.
Wild Boys

Wild Boys is a very early Starsky & Hutch songvid created by ?.
It was shown at Vividcon in 2008 as part of a vidding panel by Kandy Fong and Sandy Hereld. 
"Finally, the show is in syndication so problem of source material solved! The first editing machines are available at TV stations, but they're very expensive. The stations' own editing gives fans more ideas. Beta & VHS ruled." Vividcon Vid Database 
"As the video machines got better, TV stations and fans, were able to tighten up their edits. I don't know if commercials like this were the chicken or the egg, but several S&H fans reedited the shows credits after the show went into syndication." History of Vidding 
==References==
 
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:1980s
Wild Child (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Wild Child is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Godric Gryffindor and Salazar Slytherin,Ani Bester. My Harry Potter Doujinshi Collection. (Accessed 07 December 2012.) also known as Meganeya and Tenkuran. It is gen and consists of several short stories, mostly featuring Harry and his classmates at Hogwarts.
One reviewer writes:
:"Also co-presented with Megane-ya, the two [doujinka] seem to call themselves Godric (Nagi Taira) and Salazar (So Mauo) when they work together. ^_^ There's a little more stuff by Taira-san than Mauo, but what work she does have is excellent. A humourous story about the trio and Draco, a few one-page comics, one with Ginny and the twins, and then a small, serious Tom Riddle story, which looks freaky. (As a note, the title is based on a song from one of Enya's latest albums. The somewhat butchered lyrics are on the back cover. ^_^)"AnnaK. Bad Habit - Tenkuran. (Accessed 07 December 2012.)
Image:Wild Child front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Wild Child back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Wild Child sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2001 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Wild Child (multifandom vid)

Wild Child is a multifandom vid by calapine that celebrates female characters in many different canons. It was created for halfamoon 2010.
Kaigou created a list of all appearing characters.6.2.2010, bit o' awesome by kaigou, accessed 1.4.2012
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2010 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids
Wild Coyote

Wild Coyote: The Smallville Het Archive is a Smallville archive dedicated to het romantic pairings. It is a sister archive to the Smallville Slash Archive and Level Three Record Room. The archive uses Automated Archive Software.
==History==
Archive was launched by LJC and Hope in November 2002 using the Automated Archive software version 2.03. The last update was in 2008. As of September 2012, the archive's index links appear broken, although direct links to works are still working.
==Related Links==
* Smallville Slash Archive
* Level Three Record Room
* Wild Coyote Mailing List (defunct)
Category:Smallville Archives
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:Het Archives