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The Fan Fiction Studies Reader

The Fan Fiction Studies Reader is a collection of acafannish essays edited by Kristina Busse and Karen Hellekson. It is a reprint anthology that republishes earlier scholarship to showcase the history of fan fiction studies. The editors provide extensive introductions and references for the collection itself and each of the four subsections. All royalties of the reader go to the OTW, which helped finance the reprint fees. OTW Produces Fan Fiction Studies Reader While using mostly older, foundational texts and effectively solidifying a canon of fan studies, they argue that a good knowledge of the past helps analyze the future and offer links and summaries of more recent essays to indicate where these areas are heading and what more recent scholarship has added:
 
 
== Table of Contents ==
* Introduction: Why a Fan Fiction Studies Reader Now?
===Part 1. Fan Fiction as Literature.===
* Henry Jenkins, Textual Poachers
* Roberta Pearson, It’s Always 1895: Sherlock Holmes in Cyberspace
* Cornel Sandvoss, The Death of the Reader? Literary Theory and the Study of Texts in Popular Culture
===Part 2. Fan Identity and Feminism===
* Joanna Russ, Pornography by Women, for Women, with Love
* Patricia Frazer Lamb and Diane Veith, Romantic Myth, Transcendence, and Star Trek Zines
* Sara Gwenllian Jones, The Sex Lives of Cult Television Characters
===Part 3. Fan Communities and Affect===
* Camille Bacon-Smith, Training New Members
* Nicholas Abercrombie and Brian Longhurst, Fans and Enthusiasts
* Constance Penley, Future Men
===Part 4. Fan Creativity and Performance===
*Kurt Lancaster, Performing in Babylon Performing in Everyday Life
* Francesca Coppa, Writing Bodies in Space: Media Fan Fiction as Theatrical Performance
==References==
Category:2014 Academic Commentary
The Fan Fiction Universe: Some Statistical Comparisons

The Fan Fiction Universe: Some Statistical Comparisons is a 2000 article by Mary Ellen Curtin.
"This is substantially the paper I presented at the Carnegie Mellon conference One Hundred Years of Mass Culture: Beyond Good and Evil on September 30, 2000."
In it, she estimates "I conservatively estimate the total number of online fanfic stories to be 500,000."
==Live Links (as of 2016)==
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==Dead Links (some have modern alternatives)==
* Karen Nicholas' "Fan Fiction on the Net"
* Foresmutters Project
* Fanfic Critics Association Mailing List
==Excerpts==
Category:2000 Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Academic Commentary
Category:Statistics
The Fan Fiction of Terri Botta

The Fan Fiction of Terri Botta is a website for Terri Botta's fanfiction. 
The page includes fanfiction for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, dueSouth, From Eroica With Love, Highlander: The Series and The Sentinel. 
==Contents==
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
*Fire From Justice (posted 02/2/2002)
*Fixing it (posted 11/2/2001)
*Promise to a Lady (posted 6/1/2001)
due South
*In His Best Interests (posted 5/25/2000)
*With My Failing Hand (posted 5/23/2000)
*Song for A Winter's Night (posted1/27/2000)
*Just Breathe (posted 1/27/2000)
From Eroica With Love
*A Case Of You (NC17)
*Never Too Late (NC17)
 
Highlander: The Series
*Mi Chocolate es Su Chocolate NC17)
*Foot Fetish (NC17)
*Blue Sky and Black (PG13)
The Sentinel
*Of Anthropology and Aliens (NC17)
*Controlled Substances (NC17)
*True Confessions (NC17)
*The Bodyguard (NC17 - sequel to True Confessions)
*C'est Vrai (NC17)
*Something That We Do (NC17)
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Due South Author Pages
Category:From Eroica With Love Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:2000s
The Fan Lab

The Fan Lab is a private online forum run by Wikia and powered by the marketing research company Fuel Cycle. The purpose of the forum is to gather feedback from users from Wikia and Gamepedia wikis, as well as related platforms such as D&D Beyond, Screen Junkies, Muthead, and Futhead. The forum is very member-driven, as moderators often refrain from instigating discussions and exist solely to ensure that discussions remain civil. Before registering, users are required to complete two surveys: The Screener Survey, which determines whether or not the user meets the the site quotas, and The Profiler Survey, in which users select media and activities that interest them.
Discussion in The Fan Lab is organized into three categories:
*The Open Fan Lab Forum, for general discussion.
*The Fan Lab Games Forum, for gaming discussion.
*The Fandom Entertainment Forum, for discussion on entertainment topics, including movies, television shows, books, open mic nights, sporting events, and comedy clubs.
Category:Forums
Category:2020 Websites
The Fan Record

The Fan Record was to have been a science fiction fanzine in record format.
== History ==
Sully Roberds published an advertisement in a December 1940 issue of Le Zombie, promising bi-monthly records containing articles, gossip, humor, club reports and so on, announced by a variety of fans. The first release was set for January 1941. There were two different subscription options available.
In January another ad said that advance subscriptions for the first issue had sold out.
The March issue of Le Zombie announced that the Fan Record had been cancelled due to poor reproduction, and offered subscribers their money back. Only one sub-par copy was produced.Bob Tucker in Le Zombie, issue 37 pg. 4 (March/May 1941)
An April issue of Fanfare (delayed due to the pseuicide of one of its editors, Earl Singleton) contained a late report on The Fan Record:
== References ==
Category:1940 Zines
Category:Audiozines
The Fan Who Wore a Star Trek Uniform for Jury Duty

In 1996, Barbara Adams, a Star Trek fan arrived for jury duty (the Whitewater trial of Governor Jim Guy Tucker in Little Rock, Arkansas) wearing a Star Trek uniform.
She was a member of International Federation of Trekkers, a fan organization with a focus on service. 
Adams was ultimately dismissed from the jury pool for talking to the press.
In 1997, she was interviewed in the film series Trekkies. 
==Mainstream Media Comments==
Most mainstream press covered the topic with the usual miasma of disdain, lack of imagination, and poor research.
==Academic Comments==
From the 2014 book, "Media, Religion and Culture: An Introduction" by Jeffrey H. Mahan": 
==Fan Comments at "The Trek BBS"==
Fan comments touched on a number of subjects. The majority of them were not supportive of Adams, and most of their comments displayed anger, fear, and disappointment that her actions made Star Trek fans look bad in the eyes of the rest of the world. See The Geek Hierarchy.
Other comments: wearing a Star Trek uniform every day was an indicator of poor mental health, that she was in contempt of court and mocking the judicial system, she was trying to get out of jury duty, and that she confused real life with fan life. There was also discussion about what constituted a "good fan" and a "bad fan."
Some fans brought up IDIC.
 
=== It Made Fans Look Bad === 
 
 
 
 
 
=== She Was Stupid or Crazy===
 
 
===A Way to Get Out of Jury Duty===
 
 
=== Older Women Shouldn't Act Like That===
 
=== Grandstanding for Attention===
=== Open Minds (or Lack Thereof) and IDIC===
 
 
 
 
 
==Further Reading==
* Judge beams 'trekkie' juror from Whitewater case (March 14, 1996)
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Events
Category:Star Trek Cosplay
Category:Costuming
Category:1996 Cosplay
Category:1996 Events
The Fandom Appreciation Contest

The Fandom Appreciation Contest (TFAC) was a 2015 vidding contest run by Serendipity.
The first round called for vids featuring a fandom that had changed your life.
The second round was for vids featuring your OTP.
The third round was to create a friendship-themed vid.
==Entries==
===First round===
*Hearts of courage by Evelyn H. (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D)
*Tragedies by Seema H (One Tree Hill)
*How to Train Your Dragon ~ How it Changed Me by dragonsareawesome123 (How to Train Your Dragon)
*Humor (S1-5) by RoschelChairStelena (Pretty Little Liars)
*The best of me by QueenOfHearts (Doctor Who)
*what makes us special by kateii1313 (Glee)
*skinny love by Lauren Kirby (The Lovely Bones)
*The Carters || Broken by BrokenIcee (Eastenders)
===Second round===
*OTP'S - Light by Evelyn H. (multifandom)
*The Journey of Nathan and Haley || I Choose You by Seema H (One Tree Hill, Nathan/Haley)
*was an honor serving with you by QueenOfHearts (Stargate SG-1, Sam/Jack)
*Love will remember by Sarah (The Vampire Diaries, Stefan/Elena)
*Permanent by BrokenIcee (The Originals, Elijah/Hayley)
===Third round===
*The Woman Who Forgot by QueenOfHearts (Doctor Who)
*You'll Be in My Heart by BrokenIcee (Black Beauty and War Horse)
*There's no place I'd rather be by Sarah (The Vampire Diaries, Damon & Bonnie)
Category:2015 Challenges
The Fandom Menace: an official site in fans' clothing

The Fandom Menace: an official site in fans' clothing is a 2000 essay by Fox. 
It was posted at Echo Station and is a response to the for-profit fan project Fandom.com.
==Related Star Wars Essays of the Time==
The years 1999 and 2000 were a time of a lot of discussion about Star Wars fandom and profit.
* It's Not Wise to Upset a Wookiee: LFL and Internet Copyright Issues (September 1, 1999)
* Fox Takes On Fan Web Sites: Star Wars sites could see more legal action (February 13, 2000)
* Starwars.com Fan Homepages Protest Site (March 10, 2000)
* Fans.starwars.con (March 12, 2000)
* In Defense of Starwars.com (March 24, 2000)
* The Fandom Menace: an official site in fans' clothing (December 5, 2000)
* also see Viacom Crackdown
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Fanfic Author's Guide to Metatext

The Fanfic Author's Guide to Metatext (As Used on Ao3) is a handbook authored by Eiiri on the effective use of metatext in fanfiction on AO3. Metatext is defined in the guide as "everything we fanfic authors post along with our story that is not the story itself", including tags, title, summary, author's notes, and rating. An author's note describes the guide as reflecting "the conventions of the English-language fanfiction community circa 2021." 
The idea for the guide was originally described in a on from April 11th, 2021. Updates on the guide's progress were provided in . The guide was posted as a Tumblr post on April 24th, 2021, and as an AO3 work on April 29th, 2021. A link to an updated PDF was posted in a on May 2nd, 2021. 
== Reception ==
As of December 28th, 2021, the original idea post on Tumblr has more than 28,780 notes. Accessed December 28th, 2021., the Tumblr post containing the text of the guide has more than 2,200 notes. Accessed December 28th, 2021., and a Tumblr post with the link to the original PDF file has more than 2,400 notes. Accessed December 28th, 2021.. The AO3 work has more than 3200 hits, 130 comments, 250 kudos, and 190 bookmarks. Accessed December 28th, 2021..
== The Original Post with the Idea ==
== Notes Preceding the Text ==
=== Warning! ===
=== A note from the author: ===
== Contents of the Guide ==
* Intro: What Is Metatext?
* How To Use This Guide
* Ratings
* Archive Warnings
* Fandom Tags
* Category
* Relationship Tags
* Character Tags
* Additional Tags
* Titles
* Summaries
* Author’s Notes
* Series and Chapters
* Parting Thoughts
== Excerpts ==
=== Introduction Excerpt ===
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Labels & Warnings Meta‎
The Fanfic Hospital

The Fanfic Hospital is a collaboration of nine well-known Sentinel writers. 
The twelve stories are satires of common fanfic tropes.
==The Stories==
* Fanfic Hospital by Fluterbev, Panik and Fingers
* Fanfic Flu by Psychgirl 
* Fanfic Sex Therapist by Fluterbev 
* Fanfic Intensive Treatment by Mab Browne
* Fanfic GeneralFanfic General by Jess Riley on Wayback Machine by Jess Riley 
* Fanfic Thanksgiving by Jane Davitt
* Fanfic House by Fluterbev and Luicat 
* Fanfic Asylum By Mab Browne
* Fanfic Complications by Elaine 
* Fanfic Awards by Fluterbev 
* Fanfic Flounce by Elaine 
* Fanfic Orgy[ by Psychgirl
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel
Category:2009 Fanworks
Category:Collaboration
The Fanfic Maverick: Interview With Fanfiction Writer LemmingDancer

The Fanfic Maverick: Interview With Fanfiction Writer LemmingDancer is a podcast episode by ChaosBlue.
For others in the series, see The Fanfic Maverick.
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
=== Fanworks discussed ===
*Forgiveness by LemmingDancer - The main fanfic discussed during the episode
*Works by Inexplicifics and Feyet 
*Episode and links to fanworks and articles: 2: Interview With Fanfiction Writer LemmingDancer
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==Topics Discussed==
*LemmingDancer's fannish history, from first learning about fanfiction through 50 Shade of Gray to becoming part of a fannish community.
*The Witcher fandom, fanon, and character explorations.
*Writing about trauma and recovery from different perspectives and fitting into different characterisations.
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:The Fanfic Maverick
Category:2021 Fan Interviews
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2021 Meta
The Fanfic Maverick: Interview With Fanfiction Writer Storyshark2005

The Fanfic Maverick: Interview With Fanfiction Writer Storyshark2005 is a podcast episode by ChaosBlue.
For others in the series, see The Fanfic Maverick.
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
===Fanworks discussed===
*The Book of Job by Storyshark2005 - The main fanfic discussed during the episode
*(No) Mercy for the Midlife Crisis by Storyshark2005 - Storyshark's first Cobra Kai work, frequently discussed during the episode.
=== Other Links ===
*Episode and links to fanworks and articles: 3: Interview With Fanfiction Writer Storyshark2005
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*Storyshark2005's podcast, Talkin' Fanfic
==Topics Discussed==
*Storyshark's fannish history, from their early works on Fanfiction.net through to discovering the Cobra Kai fandom and becoming deeply involved in it.
*Writing about grief, loss, trauma and recovery and writing about characters dealing with deep-rooted issues involving the absence of their fathers.
*Different approaches to writing and working both from an outline and deviating from it.
==Excerpts==
 
 
 
==References==
Category:The Fanfic Maverick
Category:2021 Fan Interviews
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2021 Meta
The Fanfic Maverick: Introduction

The Fanfic Maverick: Introduction is a podcast episode by ChaosBlue, introducing themselves and their fannish history as well as discussing the aims of the podcast.
 
For others in the series, see The Fanfic Maverick.
==Introduction==
 
==Links==
*Episode: 
*Promotional post on Tumblr
==Topics Discussed==
*Reason for producing the podcast
*A celebration of fanfiction authors and Archive of Our Own
*Brief autobiography and fannish history of ChaosBlue.
==Excerpts==
 
 
== Additional Information ==
* This introductory episode would be one of the few episodes featuring ChaosBlue alone, as most subsequent episodes would have a fanfiction author or artist on the episode to discuss their work.
* ChaosBlue would later discuss their own fannish history in more detail in the episode The Fanfic Maverick: Tales From The Void: A Turntable Interview With ChaosBlue released in October 2023.
==References==
Category:The Fanfic Maverick
Category:2021 Fan Interviews
Category:2021 Podcasts
Category:2021 Meta
The Fanfic Rebellion

The Fanfic Rebellion is a 2000 essay by Steven Savage.
It is part of his long-running column at Fanfiction.net, "Way With Worlds," and later posted at his personal website. Some of the columns were about fanfiction, but most of them were simply about original fiction writing. 
==Other Fandom Essays by Savage==
* The Fanfic Rebellion
* Dark Mary Sue
* Service, Service!
==Some Topics Discussed==
* clichés, tropes
* fix-its
* headcanon
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2000 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Fanfic Revolution

The Fanfic Revolution began life as a mailing list comprised of authors seeking higher-quality anime fanfiction, particularly of the adult variety. Originally on eGroups, the writers opened a website to host their creations. The circle prided itself on their high standards and hard work, to the point where anyone who wished to become a part of the circle or have their work hosted were required to follow a strict set of guidelines and submit a piece for review. They readily admitted to being a "tough group to please." About Us
==Content==
Despite hosting fanfics from a variety of different anime, the site was mostly known for Sailor Moon fanfiction due to that being the biggest category, along with every member of the list being a fan of the series.
Yuri was hugely popular, making up the majority of the works posted on the site, with het a close second. Yaoi was far rarer.
Rei Hino was an exceedingly popular character, with the biggest focus in fan works being her lingering feelings for Mamoru as well as the feelings many imagined she had for Usagi. While a good chunk of the fics had dark endings with her never truly moving on, the OT3 of Usagi/Rei/Mamoru was common as well. Usagi and Mamoru's relationship was always treated with a degree of respect, even by authors who wanted to give Rei and Usagi a happy ending. (A rarity among shippers of Usagi with anyone other than Mamoru.)
The Outer Senshi were also extremely popular, especially the flagship yuri couple of Tenou Haruka/Kaiou Michiru. Their relationship was often written as an open one, with them sharing Setsuna or the Inner Senshi once in a while.
Revolutionary Girl Utena came in second for content volume, with Anthy/Utena and Juri's feelings for Shiori being the most common subjects.
===Criticism===
At least one fan took issue with the site's strict guidelines for hosting people's work, likening it to auditions for stage or sound. Others found much of the content objectionable, particularly the trend of Mamoru/Rei lemons as well as some authors' tendency towards graphic violence, death, and suicide.
==Notable Contributors==
* Chris Davies
* Erica Friedman
* Sailor Chibi-kamen
* Leloi
* Ivana B. Anonymous
* Adam Jones
==Notable Works==
*The Raye Trilogy by Chris Davies
==References==
Category:Sailor Moon WebsitesCategory:Multifandom ArchivesCategory:1999Category:Archives
The Fanfic Supporters Guild

==Award Winners==
===Archive Keeping===
*The Crow FanFiction Archive (Dec. 10, 1999)
*The Wrestling Fanfiction Archive (Dec. 10, 1999)
*Lori's Science Ninja Team Gatchaman Fanfiction Archive (Dec. 10, 1999)
*Fanfic Archivists Support List (Dec. 10, 1999)
*Alt.StarTrek.Creative Official Fiction Archive (Sept. 10, 1999)
*CFAN (Sept. 10, 1999)
*The Nightwatch Archive (Sept. 10, 1999)
*The Darth Maul Estrogen Brigade (Sept. 10, 1999)
*The Dr. Who Archive (Aug. 14, 1999)
*Fanfiction.net (Aug. 14, 1999)
*Master/Apprentice (Aug. 14, 1999)
*The Vampire Chronicles Spec Archive (Aug. 14, 1999)
===Cross-Fandom Unity===
*Slash Fanfiction on the Net (Aug. 14, 1999)
*Wonderful World of Make Believe (Aug. 14, 1999)
===Fanfic Defenders===
*Fanfiction Critics Association (Dec. 10, 1999)
*Yellow Ribbon (Aug. 14, 1999)
===Multi-Format Support===
*Fic-Poets WWW (Dec. 10, 1999)
===Writing===
*Phoenix Virtual Television (Dec. 10, 1999)
*The Chakotay/Paris Writers' Support Group (Sept. 10, 1999)
*A New Galaxy (Sept. 10, 1999)
*Sith Academy (Aug. 14, 1999)
Category:1999 Awards
The Fanfiction Glossary

The Fanfiction Glossary was a group of related pages maintained by Kielle on her subreality.com domain. The four pages were frequently updated lists of fandom, Internet and canon terms and their definitions. 
The first version of the glossary appeared on Trisha Lynn's page, (linked from CFAN) however it is short compared to Kielle's later list and was not updated past 2000. 
The glossary was a group project with a long list of contributors noted on the main page. Kielle also had a Livejournal community associated with the webpages where she collected submissions. After her death in 2005, the community changed hands with Devildoll taking charge and it became a sister-comm to the NewbieguideAdmin: New Community Format, accessed November 29, 2010; however, the comm has not seen much action since. 
The Fanfic/Dom Terms page defines everything from / to zine. It extensively covers Western media fandom terms, general and fandom-specific, and there is some anime and manga content as well. 
The Expletives/Exclamations page is a compilation of fandom-specific canon fictional profanity and expressions.
==References==
Category:2000s
The Fanfiction Universe: Some Statistical Approaches

The Fanfiction Universe: Some Statistical Approaches is a paper presented by Mary Ellen Curtin at the Carnegie Mellon conference One Hundred Years of Mass Culture: Beyond Good and Evil. 
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
==Excerpt==
"Fan fiction, stories produced by fans using characters and situations from mass culture, began among Star Trek fans in the mid-1960s; by 1990 it had grown enough to be the subject of several academic studies, of which Henry Jenkins' Textual Poachers is the best......
....One question that always comes up is: how many fanfic stories are there?
Other common questions include: how many people are doing this? Are we talking about a few nutcases, or is this some kind of mass movement? Which sources (TV shows, movies, comics, etc.) generate the most fanfic? And how much of it is that weird slash stuff?
These are all good questions, and at present they cannot be definitively answered. But it's possible to gather some preliminary statistics, to get a feeling for the shape of the fanfic landscape even if we cannot yet hope to fully map it."
Category:Statistics
Category:2000
The Fanfiction Universe Archive

The Fanfiction Universe Archive was a multifandom fanfiction archive. The subtile read "All Major Fandoms Accepted".
Description from Mac & Anna's Place:
==Fandoms==
Fandoms included: 
21 Jumpstreet, 7th Heaven, All My Children, American Gothic, Andromeda, Angel, Animorphs, Brimstone, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Caroline In the City, China Beach, Covington Cross, Crossovers, Crusade, Dexter's Laboratory, Diagnosis Murder, Due South, Earth: Final Conflict, The Fly, Forever Knight, Freedom, Friday the 13th, General Hospital, Ghostbusters, Gundam Wing, Harry Potter, Hercules, Higher Ground, Highlander, J.A.G., James Bond, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, La Femme Nikita, Labyrinth, Level Nine, L.J. Smith, Magnificent Seven, M*A*S*H, The Matrix, Mission Genesis, Mystic Knights of Tir-Na-Nog, Poltergeist: The Legacy, Port Charles, Power Rangers, Sailor Moon, Seaquest, Section Centinnial, The Sentinel, Seven Days, Sherlock Holmes, Sixth Sense, Sliders, Stargate SG-1, Star Trek, Star Wars, Titanic, Touched By An Angel, Water Rats, X-Files, X-Men, Xena: Warrior Princess
==Webrings==
The archive was a member of several webrings, including: The Stargate SG-1 Fanfiction Ring, Daniel and Sam, Richard Dean Anderson Web Ring, Jack and Sam Webring, Stargate SG-1 Webring, Stargate SG-1 Fan Web Ring, The Michael Shanks Webring, Christopher Judge WebRing, Michael Shanks WebRing. 
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2000s
The Fanfiction of Khylaren

The Fanfiction of Khylaren was a personal Lord of the Rings fanfiction site. OEAM linked to it as Khylaren's Elven Tales.
The site was a member of Lord of the Rings Fan Fiction webring and the Pervy Elf Fanciers ring.
==Screencaps==
File:Khylaren's_fanfiction.png|LotR fanfiction
File:Khylaren's Slash Fic.png|LotR slash fic
File:Khylaren's Het Fic.png|LotR het fic
File:Khylaren's_Blue_Fairy_Anita_Blake_Fanfiction.png|Anita Blake fanfiction
File:Mallorn_Links_and_Webrings.png|Links & Affiliates
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:Anita Blake
Category:2000s