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Writing for Fandom (Plot is a Four Letter Word)

Writing for Fandom (Plot is a Four Letter Word) is a 1982 essay by Marian Kelly.
It was printed in S and H, a Starsky & Hutch letterzine, issue #36. 
The author discusses and quotes the zine Decorated for Death.
One clue that this part of "Starsky & Hutch" fandom was very insular, is that the author assumes everyone knows what fics she is talking about. For instance, she refers to "DFD" (Decorated for Death) but never spells out the full title of it. She also cites the story that Decorated for Death was based on but never names it in this essay; Kelly assumes that all her readers know it is A Brother Helped is a Strong City.
 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
==References==
 
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta 
Category:Meta in Print
Writing for Fans (a very special genre)

Writing for Fans (a very special genre) is a 1982 essay by Marian Kelly.
It was printed in S and H, a Starsky & Hutch letterzine, issue #33/34. 
The essay in context: it was written before fans had easy access to the episodes, hence the emphasis on canon details and trying to get source material.
==The Essay==
 
==References==
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Writing for Fanzines

Writing for Fanzines was an online workshop hosted on AOL chat on February 19, 2003. It was led by Jean Lorrah, Karen MacLeod, and Jacqueline Lichtenberg and was hosted by WorldCrafters Guild School of Professional Writing.
Excerpt written by Jean Lorrah:
From Karen McLeod: 
From Jacqueline Lichtenberg: 
==References==
Category:Zine Fandom
Category:2003 Events
Writing the Fanzine Review

Writing the Fanzine Review is a 1980 essay by Nancy Kippax.
It was printed in Stylus #1.
While the fandom discussed is Star Trek: TOS, this is mainly because that was the focus of the vast majority of media zines at the time, and therefore, this zine's audience.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* what a review should and shouldn't have
* writing reviews can a creative outlet that is pleasing and exciting
* fans were leery of reviews due to a then-recent unpleasant one done by a professional reviewer of Star Trek: The Motion Picture 
 
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
 
==References==
 
 
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
 
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Concrit & Feedback Meta
WritinginCT

WritinginCT or CJ aka WritinginCT is a well-known fanwriter in NCIS, Stargate Atlantis and SG-1 fandoms. She has also written in some other fandoms and maintains her own website, Nocturnal Scribings, which hosts her stories as well as her masterlist, The Stargate/NCIS Fanfiction Crossover List.
Category:Fanwriters
Writings on the Wall Awards

The Writings on the Wall Awards were awards for fanfiction in the Backstreet Boys fandom. How often the awards occurred is unclear, but they seemed have occurred more than once a year. The fanfiction was nominated by fans and winners were determined by judges. The awards were originally hosted on Angelfire, before moving to a separate site. The awards were run by Belle and Caci, and closed in late 2004 or early 2005.
==Resources==
*Angelfire archive link
*Season 1 Winners list
*Season 2 Winners list
*Season 3 Winners list
*Season 4 Winners list
*Season 5 Winners list
Category:Backstreet Boys Awards
Category:Angelfire
Category:2003 Awards
Category:2000s Awards
Writscrib

Writscrib was a microblogging platform aiming to be a better alternative to Tumblr for artists and writers.
The main differences emphasized by Writscrib's developers were that:
* content posted had to be creative in nature
* strict no-harassment, no-hate policy
* you could "tip" creators whose works you liked with a small amount of real money that could then be withdrawn by the creator.
==Pitches==
===Brandon: First Campaign===
By Brandon: accompanying video: 
Indiegogo project: "$17,115 USD raised by 1105 backers, 114% of $15,000 flexible goal." 
===Rutland: Second Campaign===
By Rutland: accompanying video: 
Indiegogo project: "$7,760 USD raised by 152 backers, 12% of $60,000, flexible goal." 
==Failure to Launch==
On July 31, 2018, it was announced that Writscrib would close down due to a severe lack of funds and declining user activity.
Writscrib shut down on August 30, 2018.
==Perspectives==
==Comments About the Site's Closure on Pillowfort==
Pillowfort, another site created as a Tumblr alternative, has a page of August 2018 fan comments regarding the site's closure.
Some excerpts, all from :
==References==
==External links==
* Tumblr blog (archived)
* Twitch account, used for "State of the Scrib" podcast
* 
* 
* #writscrib on Tumblr
* 
* Writscrib on FFA 2017-07-14
* Writscrib on FFA 2017-09-30
* Writscrib Drama on FFA 2018-01-06
* Writscrib on FFA 2018-04-30
* R.I.P. Writscrib on FFA 2018-07-31
* Writscrib on FFA 2018-12-07
* https://trello.com/b/l0aoT7rq/writscrib-pipeline
Category:Microblogs
Category:Social Networking
Category:2010s
Written In This Song

Written In This Song was a Hanson challenge run by Liss on the archive Stay Dreaming/The Tightrope. Participants were challenged to write a songfic inspired by a Hanson song of their choosing. At the end, votes were taken to determine winners of a variety of awards.
==Award Winners==
First Place: Love Song by Shannon
Second Place: Dream Girl by Jess
Third Place: The Middle One by Ada
Honorable Mention: Blue Yonder Dreams by The Wanderer
Winner's Choice: Merry Christmas Baby by EJayne
Admin's Pick: The Middle One by Ada
Category:2005 Challenges
Written by the Victors (Stargate Atlantis podfic)

The podfic for Speranza's SGA story Written by the Victors, a 55,000-word John/Rodney fandom classic, must be one of the most ambitious collaborative fan productions ever.
36 speakers from several countries read parts of the script (archived version), which was then collected, produced and edited into a remarkably seamless whole by Lim.Lim's production notes for the Victors podfic. Archived on the Wayback Machine. The resulting podfic is almost five and a half hours long (5:27:41 to be exact!).
The multitude of readers portray the many conflicting narrators in the story, and also literalize the reading that the story's quibbling historians reflect fandom. Zoetrope gives voice to the story's main narration.
The cover is from lim's fake Amazon.co.uk page for the story.archive link
== Cast ==
The full Victors cast, and the roles they play, are listed here (link offline) and include: RivkaT, Shrewreader, Ponceflower, Cathexys, Lim, Fleur Rochard, The_Oscar_Cat, Yin, Speranza, Anatsuno, Thingswithwings, Trinity_Clare, Thisissirius, Emelerin, Cat_Latin, Druidspell, Sapote3, Sheafrotherdon, Aesc, Kass, Toft_Froggy, Busaikko, Chr0me_kitten, Cayendi, Twocats, Indybaggins, Zabira, Loreleif, Dajaje, Rachael Sabotini, Indy_Go, Tropes, Jinjurly, Celtic_Tigress, Fox, and Zoetrope as the voice of the book.
==From the Narrator, the Voice of the Book==
From zoetrope, on the eve of the podfic's release:
==Comments About the Podfic by the Story's Original Author==
Comments by Speranza, the day after the podfic was released:
==Process==
===Instructions to Voice Actors===
The script for Written by the Victors divided up the text of the story into sections from different narrators. Each of these was hyperlinked so that the speakers could find and jump to their parts next to their Livejournal handle. The script was prefaced by these directions:
===Production Notes===
lim published extensive production notes about her process for assembling and editing the podfic on kekkai.org (now offline but archived on the Wayback Machine), entitled 'How I Made Our Podfic'. Collectively, they provide a fascinating insight into the mechanics of such an enormous undertaking. Some excerpts:
==Reception==
Written by the Victors is itself an extremely well-regarded fic, and the podfic adaptation of it is no less so. It is widely recced and widely acclaimed, with fans expressing delight over the experience of listening to it, particularly the sheer variety of voice actors, the quality and care put into the production, and the way that it brings an already beloved story to life.
===2007===
===2008===
===2009===
===2010===
===2011===
===2014===
==Other Fanworks Inspired by the Original Story==
Ces collected and gathered related fanworks at Victorsverse Art and Artifacts with the introduction: 
== References ==
Category:Slash Podfics
Category:Gen Podfics
Category:Collaboration
Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:2007 Podfics
Category:2021 Featured Articles
Written by the Victors (Stargate Atlantis story)

Written by the Victors, often referred to as just "Victors", is a John/Rodney Stargate Atlantis novel by Speranza (~55,000 words). It was released on the 5th of September, 2007cesperanza: New Story: Written By The Victors 5th September 2007, Accessed 29th October 2008 to wild and rapturous acclaim.delicious: 568 bookmarks, 364 wrote notes.., Accessed 29th October 2008
The secession of Atlantis from Earth and its reformation as a city state is told through thirty-six unreliable narrators, in a mix of excerpts from academic books, interviews, poetry and so on, and a connecting straight narrative (probably the straightest thing about Victorsverse Shep :P).
Victors won the 2007 McKay/Sheppard Awards in the category "Best Story".
Lim produced a five-and-a-half hour podfic of the story, read by dozens of speakers, which still stands as one of the most ambitious collaborative fan podfics: Written by the Victors (Podfic).
The story was mentioned in 2015 in the Fanfiction Syllabus of the Vulture.com essay collection It’s a Fanmade World: From One Direction to Soderbergh as one of "Ten classics that cover the history, breadth, and depth of the form".
==The Author Comments==
From Slashcast Insider Interview with Speranza in 2012: 
==Victorsverse==
Possibly due to the interpretative legroom afforded by its multiple, contradictory POVs, possibly due to Speranza's enthusiastic commitment to remixing and transforming fanworks Mission Report Clarification (aka "Running Challenges Is Harrrrd") post, which followed from The Mission Report Challenge post, both from 21 August 2006. Victors spawned a sprawling and vibrant body of fanworks set in its universe,trickster.org/speranza/cesper/victorsverse Accessed 29th October 2008 including but not limited to:
* Se Narsaugir by Aesc
* Written by the Victors by Zulu
* Victorsverse Art and Artifacts
* The podfic: Written by the Victors - an ambitious collaborative fan productions with 36 speakers from several countries.
==Story Covers==
File:Victors cover astridv.jpg|Cover by astridv (2007)
File:Averillovessev.jpeg|Cover by Averillovessev (2007)
File:Victorybanner.png|Cover banner by monanotlisa (2007)
File:Sleepwalkerfish1.png|Cover by Sleepwalkerfish (2007)
File:Your Guide to the Fanfiction Explosion-Vulture.png|Cover by Matt Dorfman (2015). From A Fanfiction Syllabus (Vulture.com): "This work clocks in at a burly 52,843 words, and takes the form of fake encyclopedia articles, invented indexes, and tales from iffy narrators. Very Borges-ian."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2007===
===2008===
===2014===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Written in Dust, Carved in Bone

Written in Dust, Carved in Bone is a slash 130-page novel by Kitty Fisher. Artwork has been uploaded to Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
This novel is roughly set in Sharpe, but the character of Carlyle is the author’s own invention.
Summary: Sharpe is sent on a deadly mission to a guerilla stronghold where he encounters the charismatic Carlyle — and duty and happiness come into an inevitable collision course.
 
Category:Sharpe
Category:1997 Zines
Written in Waters

Written in Waters, also known as 在水裡寫字 (zài shuǐ lǐ xiě zì) in the Chinese-speaking fandom, is a fan-run Taiwanese fan forum and multifandom fanwork archive founded in 2015@draftandsoon. " (Chronology of Important Events of Written in Waters [Mandarin])." Written in Waters, 25 July 2015. (Accessed 24 Oct. 2024.)
. Users are encouraged to post all kinds of transformative fanwork in Mandarin Chinese, though fanfiction is most common on the site. Works of any fandoms are allowed, and there is a subforum dedicated to original work. Like AO3, the site has no restrictions on the content of the fanwork posted, provided it is written in traditional Chinese and properly marks its content rating@draftandsoon. "(Forum Rules and Posting Policies [Mandarin])." Written in Waters, updated 14 Dec. 2023. (Accessed 18 May 2024.).
== Fandom ==
===Fanfiction ===
It is common practice for fanfic writers who post on Written in Waters to crosspost their fics on AO3 and Plurk.
==Reference==
Category:Forums
Category:Archives
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Category:Taiwanese Fandom
Written on the Body: Real Life and the Character of Dana Scully

Written on the Body: Real Life and the Character of Dana Scully is by Fialka. 
It was part of a series. The author comments that: "Many of these essays first appeared as discussions on OBSSE, Scullyfic and/or ATXA."
 
The essay was first posted to The Annotated X-Files Study Guide and is at Fialka's Candybox.
Later, it was reposted: 
==Excerpts==
 
Category: X-Files Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Wrong Boy-Who-Lived

Wrong Boy-Who-Lived is a type of AU in which Harry is not perceived as the prophesied Boy-Who-Lived, but instead the title is held by a twin brother or Neville Longbottom. The trope is most often used to refer to cases where the Boy-Who-Lived is misidentified, but is also used for AUs where he truly is not the Boy-Who-Lived.
This trope has significant overlap with Sorting AU, Raising Harry, and Dark Harry, although none of the tropes are integral to the AU.
==Fanworks==
===Notable Fanfics===
* Harry Potter and the Boy Who Lived
* Saving Connor
* Antithesis
* The Art of Self-Fashioning
* Harry Potter and the Prince of Slytherin
* Dodging Prison and Stealing Witches - Revenge is Best Served Raw by LeadVonE (2015)
==External Links==
* AO3's WBWL tag
 
Category:Harry Potter Tropes & Genres Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Wrong End of the Stick

Wrong End of the Stick is a Professionals Bodie/Doyle story written by M. Fae Glasgow. 
It was published in Pæan to Priapus #3.
It, and Sebastian's story Perfect Day, was discussed at length in Strange Bedfellows (APA) #3 (1995): 
==References==
 
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:The Professionals Fanfiction
Wrong Feels Right

Wrong Feels Right is a Character Study vid of Bill Compton by Holdt to Love the Way You Lie by Eminem & Rihanna. The vid contains violence, blood, nasty!bad vamp stuff, and explicit and implied domestic abuse.
Vidder's Summary: subtitled: "WTF is wrong with Bill". Some things can turn even a good man bad.
Category:True Blood
Category:2010 Vids
Wrongshipping

When a fan ships two characters who really shouldn't be together, they are wrongshipping. Wrongshipping isn't a judgment made about a fan's shipping preferences, but the recognition that the characters in question would be a hot mess together. Wrongshipping can also be used when a fan is in support of a pairing other than the canon OTP. 
Wrongshipping as seen in the wilds of LJ:
:I think my OTP radar is broken, because this season I've been doing but wrongshipping. I love how men try to get us in bed. "Please, I'll only put it in a minute." What am I, a microwave? (Accessed August 9, 2010)
:Some of them are wrongshipping between sociopaths, but still... can't change! I'm like a chameleon -- always a lizard! (Accessed August 9, 2010)
:Seriously - am so wrongshipping! Seriously - am so wrongshipping! (Accessed August 9, 2010)
The term doesn't seem to be widely known amongst much of fandom of the late 2010s and early 2020s, especially on fandom heavy social media sites such as Tumblr and Twitter.
== References ==
Category:Relationships Glossary
WufeiDuoyaoiML

The Wufei & Duo Yaoi Mailing List was a mailing list in Gundam Wing fandom, focused on the pairing of 2x5. It was very active during the early 2000s, with the last post being in 2012. All fanfiction and fan art shared on the list was archived at the Wufei & Duo ML Archive, which went defunct in 2014.
Category:Gundam Wing
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Wufei & Duo ML Archive

The Wufei & Duo ML Archive was an archive for all the fanfiction and fan art featured in WufeiDuoyaoiML, a mailing list focusing on the Gundam Wing pairing of 2x5. The site contained well over 200 stories by multiple authors and an unknown number of fan art pieces. The site goes defunct sometime after 2014.
thumb|left|upright=1.5|Screen capture of home page in 2014
Category:Gundam Wing Websites
Category:Yaoi Archives
Category:2000s
WulfenOne

WulfenOne is a fanfiction writer active in the a number of fandoms during the 1990s to 2020s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
IMHO #16 - Cut Right To The Quick
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:Fanwriters
Wulfric

Wulfric is a Pokémon Gym Leader from Pokémon X and Y.
==Canon Overview==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Relationships==
Wulfric has no pairings or relationships of note exclusive to Pokémon fandom, (that is, popular ones created by fans.) He has had many ship names coined, however, and is shipped in small capacities in corners of the fandom. He is notable for being one of the few characters in the series to have a canonical spouse as well.
===Less Popular Relationships ===
*JollyOldShipping - Wattson & Wulfric
*MatanuskaShipping - Wulfric & Winona
*MaturityShipping - Wulfric & Olympia
* MessieursShipping - Lysandre, Meyer, Professor Sycamore, Wikstrom & Wulfric
*OldFrenchGuyShipping - Lysandre, Professor Sycamore, Wikstrom & Wulfric
*PendantLocketShipping - Wulfric & Elise 
*PneumoniaShipping - Wulfric & Misty
*PolarBeardShipping - Wulfric & Beartic
* PolarShipping - Brycen, Pryce & Wulfric
*PrincessObsessionShipping - Wulfric, Princess Allie, Princess Salvia, Princess Sara & King's Rock
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===
* (2024)
===Wikis===
* on Bulbapedia
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
Category:Pokémon Characters
Wulfstone

Wulfstone is a 50-page fiction and art zine. Its subtitle: "THE MAGAZINE FOR FANS OF JEAN LORRAH'S SAVAGE EMPIRE SERIES."
There is much talk of Star Trek in this zine including an illo of Uhura by Carol Walske reprinted from an issue of Fuhura. The writers' panel transcript also discusses Trek and fan writing.
==Wulfstone and Wulfston==
The zine is called "Wulfstone" online.
The words "Wolf-Stone" and "Wulf-Stone" are on some flyers.
The Savage Empire character is "Wulfston," which is a sort-of persona of Winston Howlett, one of the pro book collaborators.
==The Proposed Second Issue==
The editor writes on the last page of this zine: 
==Zine's Dedication==
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Savage Laffs, cartoons by John Hazzard (from an idea by Winston Howlett) (2)
* From the Castle (editorial) (3)
* No Such Thing as a Werewolf by Winston A. Howlett (4)
* Song of the Black Wolf (filk sung to the tune of “Greenland Fishery”) by Roberta Rogow (12)
* Wulfston's Victory, poem by Winston A. Howlett (14)
* Dare and Double Dar (15)
* Creating Universes: A Writers' Panel: Winston A. Howlett, Jean Lorrah, and Pat Paul (transcript and introduction: Roberta Rogow) (25)
* Final Notes/Next Issue (50)
* art by John Hazzard (front cover, interior), Doug Herring, Dave Knight, Kevin Spencer, and Carol Walske
==Sample Art==
 
Image:wulfstone-1.jpg|Carole Walske (reprinted from an issue of Fuhura)
Image:wulfstone-2.jpg|Doug Herring
Image:wulfstone-3.jpg|John Hazard
Image:wulfstone-4.jpg|John Hazard
==References==
Category:1989 Zines
Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights is a novel by Emily Brontë, one of the three Brontë Sisters initially published under the pseudonym Ellis Bell. It concerns two families of the landed gentry living on the West Yorkshire moors, the Earnshaws and the Lintons, and their turbulent relationships with Earnshaw's adopted son, Heathcliff. The novel was influenced by Romanticism and Gothic fiction.
Wuthering Heights was accepted by publisher Thomas Newby. Charlotte edited a second edition of Wuthering Heights after Emily's death which was published in 1850. It has inspired an array of adaptations across several media, including a hit song by the singer Kate Bush.
==Fandom==
===Fannish Perspectives===
Wuthering Heights is quite popular with fans, being immensely referenced and cited by them, who often identify between the main characters, but beyond the lovers and not-lovers about the work, there were also many discussions about the romance between Catherine and Heathcliff, who were raised as siblings and many fans see this relationship as a pseudo-incest.
Along with Rochester, Heathcliff becomes one of the two of the most influential archetypes for the Byronic Hero.
===Cathy/Heathcliff as the Proto-Incest Ship===
Many later incest ships followed Cathy and Heathcliff's themes and vibes, such as Cersei Lannister/Jaime Lannister and Lucille Sharpe/Thomas Sharpe.
This line is echoed in:
==Examples Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Reylo wuthering heights au.jpg|Wuthering Heights AU, Rey as Kathy and Kylo Ren as Heathcliff by Nemling (2016)
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
* Wuthering Heights book only, including adaptations @ AO3
* The Brontës—message board at C19
* sistersbronte—Brontë LJ community
* For more general Brontë-related links, see Brontë Fandom
==References==
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Brontë Fandom
Category:Before 1900
Wylan van Eck

Wylan Van Eck is one of the main characters in Six of Crows fandom, based on the book series written by Leigh Bardugo.
==Overview==
==Pairings==
* Jesper/Wylan
==Fanon & Common Tropes==
==Example Fanworks==
===Art===
===Fic===
===Podfic===
===Vids===
==Resources==
* Wylan Van Eck at The GrishaVerse Wiki
* Wylan Van Eck AO3 tag
* Wylan Van Eck Tumblr tag
==References==
Category:Grishaverse
Wylfcynne

Wylfcynne (pronounced Wolf Kin) was a monofannish X-Files fan and fic writer. Wylfcynne passed away in 2013.In Memoriam Their WordPress also included quite a bit of political news, something acknowledge by their intro.
==Fanfiction==
When these stories were posted originally is difficult to find, as Wylf's fanfic archive doesn't list dates and the dates of posting are so close together on their WordPress that it's unlikely those were the actual dates of their creation.
*A Crocodile Ate My Laptop!- X-Files fanfic, 20,000 words
*Good Partners- X-Files fanfic, 17,000 words
*Imagine- X-Files fanfic, 63,000 words
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Wyll/Mizora

Wyll/Mizora is the het pairing of Wyll and Mizora in Baldur's Gate III fandom.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* A Pact with the Devil by theatomickatz
===Fanfiction===
==Gallery==
File:Wyll and Mizora by riikozor.jpg|Wyll and Mizora by riikozor
==External Links==
* Mizora/Wyll (Baldur's Gate) works at AO3
Category:Baldur's Gate Relationships
Category:Het Pairings