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RealWizardRock.com

RealWizardRock.com is (was?) a wizard rock lyrics site. Created initially as a resource site for Harry and the Potters the site grew into a massive lyrics database for songs by almost 100 wizard rock bands.RealWizardRock.com. More Bands! (Accessed 15 August 2011.)
As of August 2012, the site is offline.
== History ==
:"RealWizardRock.com was created in July 2006. The original idea was to provide a site for news, tour updates, and lyrics for Harry and the Potters. After hearing a song off the Magical Christmas of Magic CD, I soon fell in love with the evil wizard rock side of things - Draco and the Malfoys. I just had to include them in the new site.
:It wasn’t long before I discovered what was the rest of the growing Wizard Rock community. I found The Remus Lupins, The Moaning Myrtles, and The Parselmouths, followed by more and more. My updates on Harry and the Potters news were slipping as I finished adding lyrics for Draco and the Malfoys. By November, I was done adding lyrics for both The Remus Lupins and The Moaning Myrtles. This was the point where I realized what I wanted the main focus of the site to be.
:I knew there was no website where Wizard Rock fans could go to find lyrics for all of their favorite Wrock bands in one place. I had to change that. I collected lyrics for several bands and started a MySpace for the site, where it became much easier to get in touch with the bands to ask for lyrics. I appreciate all the bands who are on the site so far for being such a tremendous help and motivation.
:RealWizardRock.com is constantly in the process of adding more and more bands to the site. Our goal is to have lyrics up for every Wizard Rock band out there. I’m sure we can accomplish this task with such amazing people in the Wrock community. If you are part of a Wrock band and would like to be added to the site, go ahead and send in your lyrics and we’ll get them up as soon as possible. Thanks so much to everyone for your help and support! Wrock on!""RealWizardRock.com: Site History. (Archived 29 November 2010 by the Wayback Machine.)
== References ==
Category:Wizard Rock Category:Harry Potter Websites
Category:2000s Category:2010s
Real 'con' finds fans talking film, camping it up, acting favorites

Real 'con' finds fans talking film, camping it up, acting favorites is a 1985 article in The Anchorage Daily News.
The article is an account of the fifth MediaWest*Con.
It features a reproduction of the art by Martynn from the cover of Field Studies #2. 
==Some Excerpts==
* "The young woman in the hotel elevator wears tight black jeans, black knee boots, an open-collared white shirt, and a wicked black gun rig on her hip. 'Hello,' she says cheerfully. 'I'm a filthy Corellian pirate.' Down the hall in the restaurant, Mad Max deposits his weary leather-clad body in incongruously cheerful surroundings, his leg brace squeaking. An additional incongruity is the fact that he is a she. In the dealers' room, Princess Leia in formal regalia peddles a publication entitled 'On a Clear Day You Can See Dagobah. Welcome to the Lansing Hilton Inn in East Lansing, where every Memorial Day weekend star warriors come down to Earth and figments of fantasy parade through the halls."
* "Button, button, who's got the button? Everyone, that's who. Buttons are ubiquitous, bearing faces, movie scenes, pleas, exhortations, puns, and philosophies."
* "Witness the two young men who come, jointly, as Dr. Who -- clad only in the galaxy-hopping knitted scarf. The scarf is long but that that long. The outfit is a crowd-pleaser."
* "The Art Show offers everything from a tiny pencil sketch of James Kirk to large detailed oils straight out of the artist's fantasies. At Sunday night's art auction, the top-price painting brings $651." 
* "Mr. Rogers' Universe" features a sweatered Mr. Rogers interviewing a family of sentient worms; the nematodes (sock puppets bearing eyes, hair, and even spectacles) burst into a chorus of 'We Are the Worms'."
* "Fanzines, or 'zines for short, feature fan-created stories and illustrations, or illos. The quality of the work ranges from the blatantly amateur to the astonishing professional, but one common thread obtains: The people who create them are doing it for the love, not the money. An enormous amount of time and effort goes into a 'zine that will have a total press run of, say 200. Almost all bear disclaimers in officialese, the requisite protestation that no copyright infringement is intended, etc -- a necessity, since most of the characters have stepped right down off of the movie or TV screen. 'Zine editors dance on a tightrope; such big boys as Lucasfilm and Paramount have been known to flex legal muscle in an attempt to knock them off. At present, however, a certain balance seems to have been obtained." 
Category:1985 News Media
Real Boys

Real Boys is a Fraser/Kowalski cyberpunk AU story by Salieri. 
In 2008, Zabira created a 02:52:52 podfic of it. (Accessed 16 July 2022.)
==Version History==
The first version of the story was a gen fic titled "Real Boys (A Chip Off the Old Blog)" that a word count of ~4900. It was posted to the ds flashfiction livejournal community on December 30, 2006, as a late entry for the genre challenge and was inspired by "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep" by Philip K. Dick. The author noted that "while self-contained, this is actually part of a bigger tale, as of yet unwritten, which maybe should remain so.", livejournal post by troyswann in ds_flashfiction, 2006-12-30. (Accessed 31 July 2022.)
Two weeks later, an extended slash version titled "Real Boys" was posted in three parts for ds flashfiction's space challenge. The first part was still titled "Real Boys (A Chip Off the Old Blog)" in the fic header, with "A Chip Off the Old Blog" serving as the title of the first chapter, though the title was listed as just "Real Boys" in the post header. This appears to be more or less the final version. It was also posted to Salieri's personal fansite as "Real Boys". Then in April Salieri started writing the sequel, "Real Worlds"., dreamwidth mirror of a livejournal post by troyswann, Apr. 18th, 2007.
==Reactions and Reviews==
The first version posted to ds flashfiction had 63 comments. Part three of the extended version had 131 comments., livejournal post by troyswann in ds_flashfiction, 2007-01-14. (Accessed 31 July 2022.)
thefourthvine recced the first version the day before the second version was posted:
A 2012 review by the Slash World blog:
2007 rec at Crack Van:
2013 rec at Crack Van:
==Links==
* on ds_flashfiction (December 30, 2006)
* on ds_flashfiction (January 14, 2007)
* on ds_flashfiction (January 14, 2007)
* on ds_flashfiction (January 14, 2007)
*Real Boys on Salieri's website
*real boys tag on Salieri's dreamwidth account
*Real Worlds sequel on Salieri's website
== References ==
 
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Real Heroes Wear Pink

Real Heroes Wear Pink is a vid collection of 12 Supernatural vids by Master Chat Noir. It was used to raise funds for the Susan B. Komen charity at MediaWest 2008. 
Some of the vids included:
*Real Good Man-
*Bodies (hit the floor)-
*Work-
*Freedom Fighter
*Open Your Eyes
*Won't Let You Down
Category:Supernatural Vids
Real Men

Real Men is a Kirk/Spock story by Q.S. Pongee. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #8.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk agrees to donating ten “inseminations” on a female dominated planet, unaware they are collected by a machine."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
 
===1994===
===1998===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Real Name

A fan's real name usually refers to one's "legal name." 
Fans were much more apt to use their real names before wide-spread use of the internet; fanworks in print are rife with fans' real names, as are the earlier posts on Usenet. The visibility of the internet has made most fans choose a pseud.
The term wallet name 'Wallet name is a shorthand term for "the name that appears on your government-issued ID."' (Source: Geek Feminism Wiki) is a more modern term. 
==Some 2016 Comments Regarding the History of Using "Real Names"==
==Meta/Further Reading==
* On The Naming Of Names ; by meri oddities (2003)
* discussion at (2016) 
==References==
Real Ninjas

Real Ninjas is an AMV created by Editinghermit in 2005, featuring footage from the anime series Naruto, as well as snippets from Cowboy Bebop and Hamtaro. The video humorously contrasts the traits typically associated with "real ninjas" with the actions of characters from Naruto, showcasing instances where they behave in ways contrary to those expectations. In 2005, the video received awards as the runner-up comedy in the AMV contest of Otakon and earning the title of best comedy at the AnimeNEXT convention.
Category:Naruto
Category:2005 Vids
Category:Gen Vids
Real People in Slash

Real Person Slash: the final taboo is a 2000 essay by Katherine F. posted to the fansite "Purity's Room". 
The essay was a response to The issue of real-people fic, slash in particular by twilight at Swansongs website.
The essay has multiple titles: 
* the page listing Katherine F.'s essays calls it "Real Person Slash: the final taboo"
* the essay itself displays the title "Real People in Slash"
* the web display "Real Person Slash: delicious or devilish? You decide!" 
==Excerpts==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:RPF Meta Category:X-Files Meta Category:Slash Meta Category:2000 Meta Category:Meta on Fansites
Real Person Fiction (Fanfic Symposium essay)

Real Person Fiction is a very long essay by Kristina Busse.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series.
==Topics==
* History 
*Ethical and Legal Objections 
* Fiction, Reality, and Collaborative Fantasy Spaces 
* Canon and Its Consensual Creation
* Bodies--Virtual, Real, Imaginary
* Alternate Universes, Casting Fic, and Playing Roles
* LJ, Slashing the Slasher, and Performing Identities
==Excerpts==
==Closing Paragraphs==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:RPF Meta 
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Real Person Redux

Real Person Redux is a 2003 essay by bethbethbeth.
The main topic is Real Person Fiction and fanworks and boundaries.
The essay was written in response to post by sanj (which requires a login but may not have in the past), and that post is quoted within the essay.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Post and Comments==
* RPF
* songvids and their relationship to RPF
* the differences between fic and manips
* final comments by a fan about personal contact with an actor that begin to pass a possessiveness boundary, something that is one of the topics of the essay
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Post==
==References==
Category:2003 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:RPF Meta
Real Women Fest

Real Women Fest was a 2010 comment ficathon on Livejournal for women-centric RPF. It was inspired by the Awesome Ladies Ficathon. The journal received over 750 comments.. Accessed 23 March 2023.
==About==
==Example Fills==
* Rebellion by randomeliza, 9 July 2010. Fill posted 9 July 2010. by gretazreta for randomeliza. 13th Century RPF, St. Clare of Assisi.
* Am I the Poster Girl? by bookshop, 12 July 2010. Fill posted 18 July 2010. by mywholecry for Aja (bookshop). Disney RPF, Miley Cyrus/Taylor Swift.
* Like We Did in the Summer (Ooh La La) by kuteki, 9 July 2010. Fill posted 25 August 2010. by flash_indie for kuteki. Gossip Girl RPF, Leighton Meester/Blake Lively.
==References==
Category:Celebrities & Real People
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
Real World Crossover

Real World Crossover are RPF fanworks (usually fiction) that portray the characters on a show or film switching places, or meeting their actor counterparts. 
Blake's 7 and Star Trek: TOS are two fandoms with many of these stories. For Lord of the Rings examples, see Girl Who Falls Into.
The first media real world crossover was Visit to a Weird Planet (1968).
Very few people had any trouble with these RPF stories as they were usually gen and humorous. 
==Related Tropes==
A related trope is when a fan is transported to the universes portrayed in books and on screens, or when characters are transported via time travel or other means to Earth and interact with the inhabitants who are often fans. 
These do not involve RPF they do not utilize or mention actors, and the characters remain characters.
See Trapped in Another World. 
 
==Fan Comments==
===1986===
===1999===
===2000===
==Examples: Actors and Characters Switching Places==
While there may be some fan interaction in these stories, that is not the focus.
===Star Trek===
* Visit to a Weird Planet by Jean Lorrah and Willard F. Hunt (1968)
* Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited by Ruth Berman (1976)
===Blake's 7===
* The First Malady, fiction by Valerie Leibson (Avon Club Newsletter #8 (1982))
* Interval, fiction by Judith M. Seaman (Horizon #6 1984)
* (Dead?) or Alive by John Humphries (Chronicles #20 (1985)
* Two-legged Traveller by F.L. Millerd (Chronicles #24) (1986)
* The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard by 	Jean Airey and Laurie Haldeman (1988) 
* The Other Side of the Coin by Jean Airey and Ruth Berman with Laurie Haldeman (1988)
* Just Testing by Moira Dahlberg (Chronicles #41 (1989)
* Christmas Story 1994 by Sue Bursztynski (Chronicles #59 (1995)
* The Cost of the Cheeseboard by June Bauer and Beth Friedman (1995)
===Doctor Who===
* In a Glass Lightly by Jean Airey Faces of Time #2 (1982). In it, Tom Baker walks off the set for the last time as Peter Davidson takes on the role of the Doctor. As Baker walks home, he finds a police box, steps in, and is transported to the Doctor Who universe.
==Examples: The Transported Fan==
Other terms are Portal Fantasy, Isekai.
===Star Trek===
* Enterprise Involuntary (Being an Exercise in Wishful Thinking) by G.M. Carr (from Sol III #1 (1974)
* A Very Active Imagination by Elizabeth Carrie (Millennium #1 (1977)
* One Way Mirror by Barbara Wenk (1980)
* The Displaced, Transition, and Continuum, a series of novels by Lois Welling (1978-83)
===Star Wars===
* So Much For Reality, Right? by Jane Sibley (from Kessel Run #2 (1981))
===Lord of the Rings===
* Misfit in Middle-earth (2009) and Misfit in Minas Tirith (2010), both by Doris Beetem the Younger
==References==
Category:Crossover
Reality

Reality is a Star Trek: TNG Picard/Q story by Tiggy Malvern.
It is a sequel to Sanity.
The story is set during the Dominion War arc of DS9; the pair explore realistic reasons why Picard might resist Q's advances, despite feeling attraction.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2005===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Picard/Q Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
Reality Check (Real Ghostbusters/Power Rangers novel)

Reality Check is a gen 111-page crossover novel by Jeff Morris. It was edited by Kathy Agel.
Summary from Media Monitor: "Something strange is going on in Angel Grove... Who you gonna call? When Dr. Egon Spengler and his faithful companion Janine Melnitz pay a visit to his favorite nephew, they quickly wind up in the middle of a mystery where things are not what they appear to be... where the lines between good and evil become blurred... Can the Ghostbusters and Power Rangers save Angel Grove... or even themselves?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:Power Rangers
Category:1996 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Reality Check (Star Trek: TOS story)

Reality Check is a Kirk/Spock meta story by Anna S. Greener.
It was published in the 1999 con zine, KiScon.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock remember the time they traveled to the K/S Universe, where they aren't real but fictional. They observed an intriguing group of women there at something called The K/S Press party."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Reality TV AU

A Reality TV AU fic is a fic in which the characters of a different fandom are placed into a reality TV show of choice. Harry, Ron and Hermoine taking part on the Reality TV show Survivor! The Dragon Ball crew being contestants on Takeshi's Castle! K-Pop legends moving into Terrace House! Diana Prince as the Bachelorette! The Avengers on Big Brother! More often than not, Reality TV AU fics are usually humorous, feel-good fics.
==Fanwork Examples==
Miraculous Ladybug:
* In the by jennagrins, Adrien Agreste and Marinette Dupain-Cheng both find love in the pods of the Netflix Show Love is Blind.
* In by Inkkerfuffle, Marinette competes in a made-up French version of the Reality TV Show Project Runway. 
Sailor Moon
* In by Lina_Natsudori, Mamoru Chiba and Usagi Tsukino participate in the Netflix Reality TV show Too Hot To Handle.
My Hero Academia
* by SatelliteBlue, a DabiHawks AU in which the two are competitors on The Batchelorette
==Archives & Resources==
==References==
Reality TV Pros (Total Drama fanmix)

Reality TV Pros is a Noah/Owen fanmix on Spotify for the Total Drama fandom. It was created by Total Drama fanartist Pixel-Lightart in 2016, and as of 2024, the playlist is still up and available online. The playlist's Spotify description reads: A Nowen playlist for your Nowen needs.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is also available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs ==
#Rewind by Goldspot
#Book Club by Arkells
#Blue Like Nevermind by Kimya Dawson
#My Wandering Days Are Over by Belle and Sebastian
#At The Bottom Of Everything by Bright Eyes
#Piazza, New York Catcher by Belle and Sebastian
#Don't Know Why (You Stay) by The Essex Green
#Anyone Else But You by The Moldy Peaches
#Chemistry by Kimya Dawson
#Bear by The Antlers
#First Day Of My Life by Bright Eyes
==Notes==
Category:Slash Fanmixes
Category:2016 Fanmixes
Reality Television

Reality television is a television genre that documents unscripted situations and actual occurrences, and often features a previously unknown cast. The genre often highlights personal drama and conflict to a much greater extent than other unscripted television such as documentary shows. Subgenres include talent competitions, makeovers, dating, and lifestyle documentaries. Reality television has been criticized for being a misnomer--the situations, although unscripted, are engineered, and the participants are often coached in how to say their lines. See the Wikipedia article for more.
==List of Reality Television Fandoms==
Note: What constitutes inclusion on this list may vary among fans. 
*American Idol, reality singing competition/talent search
*The boy band One Direction got their start on The X Factor
*The X Factor, reality singing competition/talent search
*Survival Shows, in K-Pop fandom, survival or audition shows are a part of how new groups are created.
*Big Brother,
*The Amazing Race,
*Survivor, 
Category:Reality TV
Reality Under the Sun

Reality Under the Sun, alternatively known as Hakuchuumu (白昼夢, "Daydream") is a Harry Potter doujinshi by E.E.Magic. It is adult-rated and contains explicit Snape/Draco and some Harry/Draco.
== Summaries & Reviews ==
* "Snape finds that Draco is absent from Potions Class. Draco is very ill and has been self-medicating. When Snape goes to check up on him, he finds Draco extremely ill. Snape gives him proper medicine, but Draco doesn't want him to leave; he wants Snape to comfort him. The two spend the night together- with Draco recovering quickly. The next morning Harry comes to Draco's door, and finds Snape, much to Harry's (and Draco's) horror." -- Gongaga Yaoi
* "In this doujinshi, Draco is poisoned or sick or something and ends up going to Snape for help. He and Snape have sex ... it may be non-con although I don't think so. I'm not quite sure what's going on. In the end Draco apoligizes [sic] to Snape for something. I think he's telling Snape that he likes someone else. If you're interested in Snape/Draco, you may want this doujinshi." -- DrMMDrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 07 March 2012.)
* "When Draco sick, he seek comfort from Snape. Include short story of a jealous stalker Harry. ^^" -- Wanderer Owlwanderer_owl at Yahoo! Groups. Harry Potter Doujinshi 5 -> HarryxDraco , SnapexDraco by E.E.Magic. 25 December 2005. (Accessed 07 March 2012.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Reality Under the Sun front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Reality Under the Sun back.jpg|Back cover
Image:Reality Under the Sun sample.jpg|Sample page
Image:Reality Under the Sun sample2.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category: Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Really Bad Trek Haiku

Really Bad Trek Haiku is a collection of gen Star Trek poetry "by peoplewho should know better" (by Anna C. Bowling and Rhueben Bowling).
It is followed by Even Worse Trek Haiku.
From the zine: 
==From an Ad==
"The ancient art of Japanese poetry taken to its absolute worst. So bad, they're painful." cited Fanzines 
 
==Sample==
 
Image:reallybad1.jpg
Image:reallybad2.jpg
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines 
Category:1995 Zines
Really Neat Fic and Gals With a Sense of Humor

Really Neat Fic and Gals With a Sense of Humor is a gen print anthology. It was created to raise money for Brian Keith to have his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. 
It is 360 pages long and includes nine original stories--including one novella--and nine season two epilogues.
==Contents==
*No Paddle by L.M. Lewis
*Guilt Trip by Owlcroft
*Libra Meets Leo by Owlcroft
*Adaptation by Cheride
*Code of Silence by Cheride
*Expert Witness by Cheride
*True Believers by Cheride
*Epilogophilia: Outlaw Champion by L.M. Lewis
*Epilogophilia: You and the Horse You Rode in On by L.M. Lewis
*Epilogophilia: Hate the Picture, Love the Frame by L.M. Lewis
*Epilogophilia: There Goes the Neighborhood by L.M. Lewis
*Epilogophilia:You Don't Hear the One That Gets You by L.M. Lewis
*Epilogophilia: DDay by Owlcroft
*Epilogophilia: Whatever Happened to Guts? by Owlcroft 
*Epilogophilia: It Coulda Been Worse . . . She Coulda Been a Welder by Owlcroft
*Epilogophilia: The Long Ago Girl by Owlcroft
*Other unknown content
==Other Zines in the Series==
* Pastiche a Trois
* Really Neat Fic and Gals With a Sense of Humor
* Something's Going On In This Zine
* Trio for Three Wind Instruments
* Mr. Hardcastle Goes to Hollywood
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Hardcastle and McCormick Zines
Reallycorking

reallycorking is a fan artist. She was at first most active in the Harry Potter fandom. She also has created art in K-Pop, DBSK, Prince of Tennis, Sherlock Holmes, Supernatural, Merlin, and other fandoms. Haikyuu was her main fandom beginning around 2015, and she is also active in Boku no Hero Academia fandom.
Josie Kearns of the Harry Potter Companion writes:
:"[reallycorking's] work is so polished and beautiful, and just captures the scenes; for me it’s about as close as I can get to having the images in my head translated directly to paper. And to top it off, she’s drawn a lot of scenes that virtually no one else has – what more could I ask for?"reallycorking at The Harry Potter Companion. (Accessed 16 October 2011.)
==Interviews==
* Quidditch Pitch Interview with Reallycorking (2006)
* Fanartist Focus: Reallycorking (2007)
==Example Art==
Image:Peace by reallycorking.jpg|Peace (2005)
Image:Ginny by reallycorking.jpg|Ginny (c.2006)
Image:Photographs by reallycorking.jpg|Photographs (2007)
File:Gen concernedlily final.jpg|Cover art for concernedlily's And Won The Soul's Rest, collaboration with glockgal created for SPN J2 Big Bang 2008.
== References ==
Category:Fanartists
Realm of Gargoyles

Realm of Gargoyles was a fan site and small fanfiction archive in Gargoyles fandom, hosted on GeoCities. It contained 5 stories by 4 contributing authors. The site was active throughout most of the 2000s, with the last update being in 2008.
File:Realm of Gargoyles.PNG|Screen capture of home page
File:Realm of Gargoyles 2-min.png|Screen capture of index/lobby
 
Category:Gargoyles Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s