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I’m done explaining why fanfic is okay.

I’m done explaining why fanfic is okay. is a 2010 piece of meta posted to LiveJournal by bookshop.
The post was in direct response to Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums (Diana Gabaldon) but is phrased in such a way as to address any "author of the week" who might take an anti-fanfiction stance, and can be seen as emblematic of the environment at the time in which authors who had a vocal stance on fanfiction were more likely to be against in than in favour of it.
The post features a long list of professional and historical fiction, plays, films and other works of art which essentially qualify as "fanworks" (or more accurately, transformative worksbookshop makes this clear in a note at the bottom of the post which explains, "It is absolutely not my intention to make the claim that anything with the least resemblance to something else is fanfiction. All of the works in this post have been deliberately sourced from pre-existing sources, with the intention of changing those sources, or adding to / expanding them in some way."), in a bid to prove that creators have been making transformative works since the beginning of time. bookshop makes the argument if these works are considered legitimate - and in the case of some of them, artistic masterpieces - then there is no basis for calling fanworks illegitimate or worthless.
On March 20, 2012, bookshop updated the post with new additions to the list and more details about the original listed works, many of these suggested by commenters on the original post. On December 2, 2012 she also created a rebloggable version of the post to be shared around on Tumblr. As of January 2022, it has more than 27,000 notes.
==The Introduction==
 
==Some Additional Excerpts==
==A 2018 Addendum==
==Some Fan Comments==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Social Media Feature
I’m quitting Femslash Fandom

I’m quitting Femslash Fandom was a post by hijadepavlov on racism in femslash fandom. It discussed the disparity in attitudes from fans towards shows (mentioning examples such as The 100 and Supergirl) with shippable white female characters versus their attitudes towards characters of colour on those shows. It also covered the lack of fannish engagement with shows that feature queer female leads and couples of colour or interracial couples, such as Rosewood and No Tomorrow.
The post is no longer live on Tumblr, but was archived on the Wayback Machine. As of July 2020 it had 2,918 notes.Based on the date of Fanlore page creation and the notes figure listed on the page.
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
==References==
Category:Femslash Meta 
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
J'onn J'onzz

J'onn J'onzz, commonly known as Martian Manhunter, is a DC Comics character. 
==Canon==
===Comics===
J'onn J'onzz, also known as John Jones and Martian Manhunter, made his first appearance in Detective Comics #225. (1955).
===Justice League / Justice League Unlimited (DCU)===
J'onn J'onzz was the last Martian and one of the founding members of the Justice League. J'onn can be seen as the true founder of the Justice League, having telepathically reached out to each of the founding members, except for Batman, who nonetheless followed Superman's lead, and gathered them together.J'onn J'onzz - dcau Wikia
===Supergirl (TV Series)===
J'onn fled to Earth and stayed hidden for centuries until he was discovered by D.E.O. Director Hank Henshaw. After Jeremiah Danvers sacrificed himself to save J'onn by killing Hank, the Martian began posing as director Henshaw to reform the D.E.O. for its intended purpose and became an ally of Kara Danvers/Supergirl and her sister Alex Danvers.J'onn J'onzz - Arrow Wikia
===Other Adaptions===
==Fandom==
===Supergirl (TV Series)===
J'onn is nicknamed "Space Dad" within the Supergirl fandom thanks to his fatherly role in Kara Danvers and Alex Danvers lives.
===Shipping===
* J'onn J'onzz/M'yri'ah J'onzz
* J'onn J'onzz/Bruce Wayne
* J'onn J'onzz/Clark Kent
* J'onn J'onzz/Alex Danvers
* J'onn J'onzz/M'gann M'orzz
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
DCAU
* The Difficulty of Everyday Things by dotfic, J'onn fumbles towards humanity. (Set post-"To Another Shore")
===Fanart===
* martian manhunter...i just love that name by nebezial
* Martian Manhunter by MattiasFahlberg
* The Martian Manhunter by rodavlasalvador
* Jonn Jonzz, Manhunter from Mars by craigcermak
* The Lonely Martian by AdamMasterman
* New Martian Manhunter by AMTModollas
DCAU/Supergirl
* (This was mostly just an excuse to draw DCAU J’onn.) by comickergirl
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* J'onn J'onzz fanworks at AO3 
* J'onn J./Hank H. works at FFN (Supergirl)
* Tumblr tags: J'onn J'onzz, Martian Manhunter
==Resources==
* Martian Manhunter at wikipedia
* Martian Manhunter at DC Database
* J'onn J'onzz at Arrowverse Wiki
* J'onn J'onzz at DCAU Wiki
==References==
Category:DC Comics Characters
Category:Batman Characters
Category:Arrowverse Characters
Category:Justice League
J-Drama

J-Drama is a term for Japanese TV shows, which are commonly called dramas in Japan. Some western fans also use the term "dorama",JDorama.com, (Accessed 17 October, 2008) taken from the Japanese spelling/pronunciation of the word. Many fans just call them dramas, but due to the rise in popularity of Korean and Chinese dramas in western fandom, it has now become more common to differentiate between country of origin with a J, K, or C.
Unlike US TV shows, which often run for years, Japanese dramas run a set length of around twelve episodes. This is due to the way TV is structured in Japan, with four seasons per year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. While some popular dramas may eventually have a sequel (or even more rarely, two or more sequels), the vast majority run for only one season.
While the term drama is used, not all dramas are serious shows. Some can be comedies. However, they are all one hour long, with the exception of morning dramas, which run for fifteen minutes over a longer period of time. Popular dramas (both within and without Japan) are invariably nighttime dramas.
Drama-trading has been going on for years, first with VHS tapes, then DVDs. Now people primarily get their dramas through BitTorrent or download communities and many dramas are fansubbed, where previously non-Japanese-speaking fans had to rely on official subs aired in places with large Japanese communities, such as San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Hawaii.
It is only in recent years that any dramas have had fanfic fandoms. Previously they had many fans, but little fanfic. However, dramas such as Nobuta. wo Produce have become thriving small fandoms thanks to heavy pimping by BNFs such as Aja.
J-dramas also benefit from overlap with other areas of fandom. Various dramas, such as Hana Yori Dango, Hana Kimi, Tramps Like Us, and Zettai Kareshi--just to name a few--have been adapted from manga series with pre-existing fanbases (some popular manga are even adapted into TW-Dramas and K-dramas). Some dramas--such as Gokusen, Hana Yori Dango, and Perfect Girl Evolution--also draw in viewers when popular idols from Johnny's Entertainment star prominently. 
==Resources==
*Japanese Drama fanworks metatag on AO3
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
Category:J-Drama Fandom
J-Pop

J-Pop refers to Japanese pop. J-Pop has an active RPF fandom with over 35,000 works on Archive of Our Own as of February 2023AO3 Jpop Works page (Accessed 13 February 2024.).
Its history dates back to the 1950s and 60s where it came from a blend of Western music with Japanese influences to create something unique of itself. 
Wikipedia:J-Pop
==Fandom==
==Comparison with K-Pop==
While often compared to K-Pop, they are not the same. J-Pop and K-Pop differ in terms of musical sound, image, and marketing. They have distinct although paritally overlapping. 
J-Pop artists often place less emphasis on touring internationally than their K-Pop counterparts as their Japanese fanbase is larger with Japan having over twice the population of South Korea. J-Pop artists & touring places a higher emphasis on developing a fanbase within Japan as compared to a focus on their international prescene. 
== Links ==
* Project.net
==References==
Category:J-Pop Fandom Category:Fandoms by Canon Type
J.A. Lawrence

J.A. Lawrence was the author of several for-profit Star Trek: TOS books as well as other books and short stories. 
While James Blish was credited as the adapter for Star Trek 1 through to Star Trek 11, it was later acknowledged that releases after Star Trek 6 were written in collaboration with J.A. Lawrence (Blish's wife) and his wife's mother, Muriel Lawrence. This was due, in part, to Blish's declining health. Supposedly, his editor at Bantam Books (Frederik Pohl) was unaware of the Lawrences' collaboration until sometime prior to publication of Star Trek 11. J.A. Lawrence was credited in the final volume, Star Trek 12, which was released after Blish's death in 1977.
Judy Blish/J.A. Lawrence wrote a Star Trek fanwork called "Scrambled Ends," a parody where the Wizard of Oz meets Trek. She read it at Galileo Con, and it was printed in Galileo Shuttle Logs #1 (1982).
Lawrence was also the author of the pro Trek novel Mudd's Angels.
==Links==
*Wikipedia:J. A. Lawrence
*J.A. Lawrence at the Memory Alpha Fandom.com wiki
*Lawrence, JA at the Science Fiction Encyclopedia
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
J.A. Raish

J.A. Raish was a fan writer and zine editor in several fandoms who was most active in the 1980s and early '90s. Her works include:
* Snakebit (1984-1990), a gen Escape from New York anthology for which she was an editor (with Linda Ojard), and in which she published several stories
* Road Warrior Revisited (1984, 1993), a gen Road Warrior anthology for which she was an editor (initially with Linda Ojard, later alone), and in which she published at least two stories
* The Further Adventures of Flynn (1986), a Tron (1982) anthology for which she was the editor, and in which she published two stories
* Return to New York (1990), a gen Escape from New York novel
Category:Fanwriters
J.C.'s Jag

J.C.'s Jag was a personal fanfiction page. It was listed at Ultimate Slash Links as a Batman and Sentinel slash site.Ultimate Slash Links: Number - P, via Wayback: 05 April 2001. (Accessed 11 September 2016) The link was defunct by 2002.
File:J.C.'s BatSlash Stories.png|J.C.'s BatSlash Stories
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Batman Websites
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:2000s
J.K.Rowling Official Site

J.K.Rowling Official Site was the official website maintained by J. K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series. Among its features, it provided information about the Harry Potter characters and universe that is not provided in the actual books but is still often considered canon. In early 2012, jkrowling.com was redesigned to advertise Rowling's new adult novel, The Casual Vacancy, and most of the old Harry Potter content was removed. Pottermore serves as a replacement for the old site.
== Exclusive Content ==
* News
* Rumors
* Scrapbook
* Wizard of the Month
* Biography
* FAQ
* Diary
* The Room of Requirement
* The Rubbish Bin
* Links
* Fan Sites
* Extra Stuff
* other hidden content
== J.K. Rowling Fan Site Award ==
With the opening of the revamped site in 2004, Rowling would periodically choose a Harry Potter fansite to receive her Fan Site Award. 
See J.K. Rowling Fan Site Award.
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Websites
J.K. Rowling Fan Site Award

The J.K. Rowling Fan Site Award was an award given by J.K. Rowling Herself. 
With the opening of the revamped J.K. Rowling Official Site in 2004, Rowling would periodically choose a Harry Potter fansite to receive her Fan Site Award. 
Winning sites were linked to under a "Fan Sites" section of JKRowling.com and received a banner to include on their site. An award has not been awarded since December 2007. This date may coincide with the beginning of The Harry Potter Lexicon Trial.
==Some Winners==
Past Winners Include:
* Immeritus, 13 May 2004 (external link) (award)
* The Harry Potter Lexicon, 28 June 2004 (external link) (award)
* MuggleNet, 6 September 2004 (external link) (award)
* HPANA, 10 December 2004 (external link) (award)
* The Leaky Cauldron, 13 May 2005 (external link) (award)
* Potterish, 27 September 2006 (external link) (award)
* Harry Potter Fan Zone, 5 October 2007 (external link) (award)
* The Harry Potter Alliance, 21 December 2007 (external link) (award)
The following websites have received the award but their links have since been removed from JKR.com:
* Godric's Hollow (wayback)
==A Fan's Interpretation of the Icon==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Awards
Category:2004 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
J.K. Rowling Hogwarts And All

J.K. Rowling Hogwarts And All is a 2005 article by Lev Grossman. It has the subtitle: "As the much awaited Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince arrives in stores, J.K. Rowling talks frankly to Lev Grossman about fantasy, fathers and how the magic is almost over."
It was printed by "Time Magazine" (vol. 166, issue 4).
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Rowling was not a fan of fantasy
* Rowling feelings on wrapping up the series
*Rowling's statement that she subverted the genre
==From the Article==
==Fan Comments==
===2006===
===2008===
==References==
Category:2005 News Media
Category:Harry Potter News Media
J.M. Griffin

==Example Fanworks==
===Firefly===
*Coat Tales
===The Sentinel===
*An Ordinary Life
*Hand in Hand
*Heartbeats
*House of Tomorrow
*Rhythms of the Heart
===Supernatural===
*Firestorm Concerto
*Reckonings
*Requirements
*Revelations
*Sonata for Two Winchesters
===Stargate SG-1===
*Heart of Time
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Editors
J.R.R. Tolkien

J.R.R. Tolkien (1892–1973) was the author of The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion, as well as various other works set in Middle-earth and the broader Arda.
Many Tolkien fans are deeply interested in his life, and especially his experiences in the First World War, his friendship with C.S. Lewis and membership of The Inklings, and the extent to which his writings might be autobiographical. Fans are also often interested in his works outside the Ardaverse, such as his appreciation for languages ​​and the essays produced on the subject.
==In Fanfiction==
Tolkien appears in occasional fanfiction, which is usually gen. One trope is that he was told the history of Middle-earth by an Elf (often Maglor), often during WW1. Some fans use Tolkien's own conceit that his fantasy works are actually translations.
===Examples===
*Captain Tinkerbell by Lipstick
*Chance's Strange Arithmetic by Ithilwen
*Walking Down Narrow Streets by Marta
===Fandom===
The Tolkien fandom is huge and has many acafans. :Category:Tolkien Fan Clubs has a few entries on fan clubs around the world.
==Meta/Further Reading==
*Tolkien's Not-So-Secret Vice, focused on Tolkien's linguistic essays
*Polcon, an annual science fiction convention that features lectures and papers dedicated to J.R.R. Tolkien and his works.
==External Resources==
* Tolkien Society Biographical Sketch
* Tolkien Guide partial list of fanzines and journals 
* The Tolkien Society The modern Tolkien Society is a UK educational charity.
* Mythopoeic Society Founded in 1967 by Glen H. GoodKnight, it is "A non-profit organization devoted to the study of mythopoeic literature, particularly the works of members of the informal Oxford literary circle known as the 'Inklings.'"
* The One Ring.net (books and movies)
* Planet Tolkien
* Tolkien Gateway Wiki
* Thain's Book: An encyclopedia of Middle-earth and Numenor
* Council of Elrond
* War of the Ring.net 
==References==
Category:People
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Category:Science Fiction Authors
J.R. Dunster

J.R. Dunster is a fan artist who has illustrated numerous fanzines. Samples of her fannish artwork using different techniques are below.
Image:Sonny-crocket-adjust1.jpg|'Sonny Crocket' Miami Vice
Image:Troi-adjust2.jpg|'Deanna Troi' Star Trek: TNG
Image:Families.jpg| cover of Families (Sentinel)
Image:sp3.jpg|cover of The Sentry Post #3
Image:Steelefiles.jpg|cover of Steele Files #2
Image:Fanzine-shadowstar-32.jpg|cover of Shooting Star (Star Wars zine)
Category:Fanartists
J.R. Janoski

J.R. Janoski is a fanwriter, fanartist and zine editor.
== Example Fanfiction/Zines ==
* Change of Command (Battlestar Galactica)
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Songofcaprica3.jpg|Cover of Song of Caprica #3 (1982) (Battlestar Galactica)
File:Phoenixconback.jpg|Art from Phoenixcon program book (1984) (The Phoenix)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
J.R. Ward

J.R. Ward (aka Jessica Bird, aka "The Warden") is an author of romance novels, most notably the Black Dagger Brotherhood series.
Ward has an anti-fanfiction stance, and has had fanfiction of her novels removed from many websites. Sites such as Fanfiction.net officially ban J.R. Ward fanworks and have no category specified for these, but some fans still post it in categories such as "Books > Vampires" and "Books > Misc. Books".
==References==
Category:Black Dagger Brotherhood
Category:Science Fiction Authors
J. J. Abrams

J. J. Abrams is an American filmmaker and composer, best known for his action, drama, and science fiction works. Abrams went to school with Greg Grunberg, and ever after has featured his friend in at least one episode of every television series he creates.
Some fans believe that Abrams does not believe in our earth logic to the extent that this has become a joke/meme both within and outside of fandom. Works he is associated with characteristically display convoluted plotlines that generally do not bear too close examination. A graf about retcon and/or reset button in his works would be appropriate here.User quotes: Vee, Betty and Franzeska
==Notes==
==References==
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Category:People
Category:Industry
Category:Lost
Category:Alias
Category:Star Trek AOSCategory:Revolution
Category:Star Wars: Sequel Trilogy
J. Marie

J. Marie is a yaoi and slash fan writer in various fandoms namely anime, known as Askani'daughter to the X-Men fandom and under the Eruntalince name for LOTR works.
Due to Fanfiction.net's ban on NC-17 related fanfiction, J. Marie moved her fanfiction to her Loverboys Blue website ().
Created Shades of Gray, a shrine to the Cyclops/Angel pairing.
Category:Fanwriters
J/B

J/B as a pairing code can mean:
*most often Jim/Blair in The Sentinel 
*Jacob/Bella in Twilight
*Jack/Ben in Dawson's Creek 
*Joe Dick/Billy Tallent in Hard Core Logo
*Jake/Brooke in One Tree Hill
*Jenny Wakeman/Brad Carbunkle in My Life as a Teenage Robot
*Jack/Bobby in Four Brothers
J/C Webring

The J/C Webring was a webring connecting fansites focusing on the Star Trek: Voyager pairing of Janeway/Chakotay.
==Member Sites==
* Always On My Mind
* Ancarett's Star Trek Voyager Station
* Anneke & Ute's J/C Page
* Avalon Online—Voyager FanFic
* Camilla's Heart and Soul Page
* The Captain's Bridge
* Captain Kate
* The Captain's Bridge
* Captain on the Bridge
* The Chakotay Quotient
* Cloud Nine
* Coral And Becky's J/C Page
* Defined Parameters
* Your Destiny's Fanfic
* Erin_Cale's Scifi Fanfic
* Fanfiction by Becca O
* Fate Works in Mysterious Ways
* Gill's Janeway and Chakotay Page
* Gina's J/C fan Fiction
* Janeway and Chakotay, Forever
* The Janeway/Chakotay Shrine
* Janeway/Chakotay Story Index
* JC Episode Addition Story Index
* J/C in '96
* The J/C Scrapbook
* J/C Visual Archive
* JCUK Homepage
* JCUKjnr Homepage
* The Jet Cafe
* The Official JetCJr Homepage
* JoJo's JC Garden of Eden
* Kate's Star Trek Homepage
* The Kathryn and Chakotay Universe
* Kesprytt Couple
* Lesley Rebecca's J/C Page
* Linda Binder's Voyager Stories
* Malabath's Page
* MergeZ's Fan Fiction
* Monkee's Place
* Opium Garden
* Peace Rose
* The Purple Comet - A J/C Fanfic Contest‎
* PT Wedding page
* Remember When: A Saimhe's Altered Reality Site
* Sacred Temple of the Eternal Flame
* Sam's Fanfic
* Trekker Treats
* Utopia Jetcia s
* VISIGOTH
* Voyager HomeWorld
* Your Cruise Director's Love Boat
Category:Het Webrings
Category:Star Trek Webrings
J2-Love

J2-Love 01 is a 12 page yaoi J2 Doujinshi by Nejineji/Waka Komoto. It was published in 2008.
 J2-Love 04 is a 36 page yaoi J2 Doujinshi by Nejineji/Waka Komoto. It is issue 4.
 J2-Love 06 is a 30 page yaoi J2 Doujinshi by Nejineji/Waka Komoto. It was published in 2009.
In 2010, the J2-Love Collection was printed. It contained 82 pages.
J2-Love 10 is a 32 page yaoi J2 Doujinshi by Nejineji/Waka Komoto. It has the subtitle: "～ジャレの胸の谷間に住む" It was published in 2011.
J2-Love 12 is a 12 page yaoi J2 Doujinshi by Nejineji/Waka Komoto. It was published in 2012.
File:Frontcoverj2love1.jpg|front cover of a possible compilation printing of issues #1-6
File:IMAGE0012.jpg|back cover of a possible compilation printing of issues #1-6
Image:J2love1.jpg|back cover issue #1
File:J2love2.jpg|front cover issue #2
Image:J2 love 04.JPG|front cover issue #4
File:J2love 12.jpg|issue #12
Category:J2 Doujinshi
Category:2008 DoujinshiCategory:2009 Doujinshi
Category:2010 DoujinshiCategory:2011 DoujinshiCategory:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project

J2-S&D Calendar Wallpaper Project was a year long fan art project by petite madame to create fan art for Supernatural and J2 fan fiction stories. Each month she would release a drawing in calendar format. At the end of 2011, she released all the art without calendar formatting.
From her initial post: "During the year 2011, I will post one drawing a month (alongside other arts, this won't be my only project) all inspired by a fan fiction. It's a way to pay tribute to all the authors and stories I enjoyed in the past few years. A calendar will be added at the bottom of the picture because without it, it wouldn't be a calendar wallpaper anymore. Obviously! .... You will have Sam & Dean, J2 RPS, schmoop, angst, happy fics, very sad fics (even a death fic), long fics, short fics, Fandom Classics, etc." The 2011 Sam & Dean / J2 Calendar Wallpaper Project post dated December 11, 2010; WebCite.
==The Months==
*- The Doors of Time
* - Small Small World
* - A Bleak Understanding in Reverse
* - Next Man Up
*- Smoke & Lightning
*- That He Will
* - Moonstruck
*[ - Do I Seem Bulletproof To You?
* - Last Day On Earth
* The Bright Lights of Disturbia
* - More Than You Know
*- Future Tense
==References==
Category:Calendars
Category:Supernatural Art
Category:J2
Category:2011
J2M

J2M is the RPF pairing of Jensen Ackles, Misha Collins and Jared Padalecki. This moresome is the result of the three actors working together on the Supernatural television series.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by velvetgoldmines111
* by sketchydean
* by pashachap
===Fanfiction===
*Home is where the flock is by orphan_account 
*How to Get Jensen Ackles' Attention by nonnie 
* by mournthewicked
==Archives and Links==
*Jensen Ackles/Misha Collins/Jared Padalecki tag at Archive of Our Own
*Jensen + Misha + Jared at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: J2M
Category:Actor RPF Relationships
Category:Supernatural RPF