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Some Like It Hot

Some Like It Hot is a 1959 American romantic comedy film directed, produced and co-written by Billy Wilder. The screenplay by Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond is based on a screenplay by Robert Thoeren and Michael Logan from the 1935 French film Fanfare of Love. The film is about two musicians who disguise themselves by dressing as women in order to escape from mafia gangsters whom they witnessed committing a crime.
The film was produced without approval from the Motion Picture Production Code (Hays Code), because it features LGBT-related themes, including cross-dressing. The code had been gradually weakening in its scope since the early 1950s, due to greater social tolerance for previously taboo topics in film, but it was still officially enforced until the mid-1960s. The overwhelming success of Some Like It Hot is considered one of the reasons behind the replacement of the Hays Code.
==Fandom==
The fandom is a tiny one that remains eligible for Yuletide, and some of the most popular fics have been written for that, but especially in more recent years, it's drawn interest from fans both for the canon cross-dressing and for the famous final exchange between Jerry/Daphne and Osgood Fielding III, during a debate over their upcoming nuptials:
Osgood's lack of concern, along with an earlier scene in which Daphne is so giddy after a romantic evening with Osgood that Joe has to work to remind his friend Jerry that their life as women is all a farce, has drawn queer interpretations of all stripes, and in modern fandom Jerry/Daphne may be depicted as a cis man, as a trans woman, or as a genderfluid person.
Jerry-Daphne/Osgood is the most popular pairing on AO3, and 'Jerry "Daphne"' is the most tagged character. A Perfect Honeymoon, written for Yuletide in 2009, was only the second fic on AO3 for Some Like It Hot, but it remains the most-commented fic for the movie, with nearly 200 comments. A Perfect Honeymoon is still receiving comments in 2022, some from readers saying they've remembered the fic ever since 2009. In it, the character is referred to in narration with alternating names and pronouns. FanFiction.Net records only three fics for the movie before AO3 was established. The first, Love is White Roses Every Fourth of July, is also focused on Jerry/Daphne, and while it's labeled Slash, it uses "Daphne" only, while avoiding any pronouns.
==Example Fanworks==
*Love is White Roses Every Fourth of July by Tiamat's Child (2003), the first fic for the movie on FF.Net
*A Perfect Honeymoon, by Delilah_Joy
*The Road Leads Where It's Led, by incapricious for Yuletide 2011; the most-kudosed work on AO3, which also treats Jerry/Daphne's identity as somewhat fluid
==Links==
*Some Like It Hot on FanFiction.Net
*Some Like It Hot (1959) on AO3
==Notes==
==References==
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Some Mechanics of Editing

Some Mechanics of Editing is a 1980 essay by Mary Ann Drach.
It was printed in Stylus #1.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the difference between "editing" (adjusting plot details, characterization, and a writer's basic style and word choice) and "copy editing" (correcting spelling, grammar, punctuation, and occasionally syntax)
* 
* grammar and spelling isn't your strength, you need to find an editor who is good at these things; likewise with plotting and dialogue
* the author's geographic isolation from most fans (she lived in Maine, US), and having only edited one zine so far both hindered her, and also made her uniquely qualified, perhaps due to perseverance and a fresh approach
* tracing paper as an elegant feedback tool
* writing fanfiction as a learning experience 
==From the Essay==
 
 
 
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Some Notes on Vincent...

Some Notes on Vincent... is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) essay by Mabel Blackburn.
It was printed in Beauty and the Beast Concordance.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Vincent Well's attire has a "medieval style"
* there is much in Vincent's character that drives from the literature and culture of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
* Vincent as a symbol of Jesus Christ
* Vincent and Catherine has been compared to the tradition of courtly love
==From the Essay==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Meta
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Some Notes on Writing for Publication

Some Notes on Writing for Publication is a 1985 essay by A.C. Crispin.
The focus is encouragement and advice for people wanting to be published in science fiction novels, with a focus on Star Trek.
It is unknown when it was first written or distributed, but a fan reports picking it up as one of two hand-outs at Dixie Trek: 
The other hand-out was Pocket Book's Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985). Both of these items were franked and printed in APA Enterprise #25 in June 1985.
Also see Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin (1985).
==Sections==
* Constructing a Story
* To Trek or Not to Trek
* Writing a Publishable-quality Novel or Story
* Submitting Your Story
* If It Comes Back Rejected
* If the Editor Wants to Buy It
* What About an Agent
* Bibliography
==Some Excerpts==
==Further Reading and Context==
* Black Fire, book and fan commentary (1983)
* Association for Readable TREK, a fan-proposed boycott by Julia Ecklar and Lisa Wahl (1983)
* Pocket Book's Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1985)
* Writing Star Trek Fiction: Advice from A.C. Crispin, essay by Ann Miller (1985)
* Killing Time, book and fan commentary (1985)
* Some Notes on Writing for Publication, essay by A.C. Crispin (1985)
* How to Write a Star Trek Story, essay by Brian Wilkes (1986) 
* Pocket Book's Star Trek Pro Novel Guidelines (1995)
* Ordover Wars, event and commentary (1997-1998)
* The Ordover Files, essay and commentary (1998)
* In support of Ordover, essay and discussion (1999)
* What is the problem you have with PocketBooks, essay by Randall Landers (early 2000s)
* (2000)
* Trek goes back to the fans, essay by Ron Moore (2005)
* , essay by Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer at Tor.com (December 2012)
==References==
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Some Revolutionary Thoughts

Some Revolutionary Thoughts is a meta essay by Sandra Necchi.
It was published in Southern Enclave #4.
It is online here.
==Excerpt==
"... the kind of analysis this article concerns itself with has little if any bearing on George Lucas' vision of the STAR WARS universe, since he doesn't really seem to consider, or even care, about the implications and possibilities of his story and I don't expect him to. He's just a good filmmaker with a simple story to tell and any such analyses by him would probably be considered silly..."
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category: 1984 Meta
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Some Sociological Implications of the Appearance of Luke Skywalker et al on The Muppet Show, or, Close Encounters of the Third Frog Kind

Some Sociological Implications of the Appearance of Luke Skywalker et al on The Muppet Show, or, Close Encounters of the Third Frog Kind is a 1982 tongue-in-cheek essay by Kevin Dunn and Doris Beetem the Younger.
The essay includes sixteen footnotes.
It was printed in Warped Space #47.
==Introduction==
==From the Essay==
==References==
 
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Some Speculations on Cardassian Anatomy

In 2001, a fan posted his headcanon regarding Cardassian anatomy. Cardassians are a lizard-like humanoid alien species in TNG-era Star Trek.
The essay was in response to another fan's request for some recs for popular fics that portrayed Cardassian genitalia. It illustrates world-building and a lot of creative speculation!
For a similar topic, see Vulcan Genitalia and Troll Genitalia.
==The Post==
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Some Strange Prophecy

Some Strange Prophecy is a Fraser/Kowalski story by Speranza. 
==Fan Reactions and Reviews==
==Related Fanworks==
In 2008 trille made a fanvid based on the story called "Do You Love Me?", ds_weekly. As of 2021 it appears to be offline.
The story was also podficced by ann ciudad in 2010. It is available at the audiofic archive, AO3, and Speranza's website.
 
== References ==
 
Category:2004 Fanfiction‎
Some Sunny Day

"Some Sunny Day" is a short story by fawatson based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It was posted in honour of Remembrance Day and the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.
==Synopsis==
As Vera Lynn's radio programme plays, it is heard all over England—by Lucy in her kitchen, Laurie in hospital, and Bim on the airfield. Each responds to the songs in his or her own way.
==Background==
In a note, the author explains that approximately a year after the start of World War II, Vera Lynn began a regular radio programme, “Sincerely Yours”. Her songs, “We’ll Meet Again”, “I’m in the Mood for Love”, and “There’ll Always be an England” are mentioned in the story.
"Some Sunny Day" was written for Week One of Brigit’s Flame's Challenge for October 2010.
==Comments==
Comments on the story included the following:
* "Nicely done, FAW. I'll just go now, and cry quietly in the corner."—comment by my_cnnr
* "I always liked that song, which made the melancholy lyrics that were interspersed throughout so much more poignant. It sounded like such a grim situation. You always manage to capture the essence of the era beautifully. Another well-written piece. Thank you for sharing."—comment by keppiehed
* "Very nice. Rather sad, given that we know both Bim and Gyp aren't long for this world."—comment by greerwatson
** "Even more poignant when you realise many soldiers' interpretation of that last line substituted 'heaven' for 'sunny day' (one of the tidbits of information I learned when researching this piece)."—response by fawatson
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Some Things Can't Be Fixed

Some Things Can't Be Fixed is a 129-page gen Starsky and Hutch novel by Hutchrules3. It is based on the SH episode, "The Fix" in which the partners must deal with the aftermath of Hutch's forced addiction to heroin. 
The color cover is by April Valentine. It has no interior art. Art samples are included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
From the publisher: "Hutch struggles against his personal demons. Starsky fights to be there for his partner."
==About==
From the zine's introduction: "It's based on the episode 'The Fix,' and though this episode has been written about extensively in Starsky & Hutch fanfiction, I don't think it's ever been explored to this extent, so you're in for an interesting read... In Person Press has always welcomed both slash and non-slash material and though it is known to publish mostly slash, the long running anthology, The Fix, has always encouraged gen writers to submit stories. There haven't been that many submissions that aren't slash to The Fix recently; perhaps this will make up for that, as well as open the door to future non-slash stories being submitted. All facets of the Starsky & Hutch relationship are interesting and valid, whether the story involves a slash relationship between the characters or a hurt/comfort scenario, or all three."
==Opening Excerpt==
:The cottage was dark and silent. There was the sound of the water lapping gently outside, the occasional swish of a car passing by, but inside... nothing.
:Silhouetted at the window, looking out over the canal, stood a man's figure. The face was expressionless, the eyes hooded in the dark but somehow empty.
:A phone rang.
:The shadow did not move.
:Miles away, another man hung up his phone and sat motionless in the light of a single lamp, trying to decide what to do.
==Later Excerpt==
:Only by the longest stretch of the imagination could the noise Hutch made in response be called a laugh, and Starsky felt a physical ache somewhere in the region of his chest. They had known each other for years, they had been through a hundred crises together, and they had always known how to cheer each other up, comfort each other, take care of the problem.
:But this was different. Nothing could erase what had happened to Hutch. They both knew it, and they sat there with the knowledge yawning between them, an unaccustomed cavern of discomfort and uncertainty about how to behave.
 
:Hutch took in a breath; let it out slowly. "Look, Starsk, I appreciate what you're trying to do, but I don't think you can help me out this time."
:"Bullshit," Starsky declared. "Since when do you have troubles big enough I can't be there for you?"
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Some Thoughts on Femslash

Some Thoughts on Femslash is an essay by Kadorienne.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Slash Meta and Slash Meta.
==Excerpts==
 
 
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Some Thoughts on Media Science Fiction and Fantasy

Some Thoughts on Media Science Fiction and Fantasy is an essay by Joy Harrison. 
It was printed in the Battlestar Galactica (1978) zine Purple & Orange? #17.
==Topics Discussed==
* Trekkies and Trekkers
* Science Fiction Fandom
* fans and over-enthusiasm
* the state of science fiction being offered by mainstream television
==The Essay==
==The Author's Comments: 2017==
Joy Harrison commented on this essay in Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Joy Harrison (2017). 
Category:Science Fiction Meta
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Category:1984 Zines
Some Thoughts on Trekkies

Some Thoughts on Trekkies is a 1974 essay by Ruth Berman.
It was printed in Trumpet #11, and is a response to complaints by science fiction fans about Star Trek fans.
The author identifies as a "Trekkie," ending the essay with "In short, when you call me a Trekkie, pardner, smile."
==The Introduction==
==Some Quotes Included==
Berman includes some quotes by some BNFs about Star Trek fans:
* "A perfect example of exploitation by entrepreneurs" -- Harlan Ellison
* "Trekkies... have some strange -- and decidedly unusual -- ideas; they confuse morality with virginity." -- David Gerrold (this is a quote from The Awful Offal, though in that essay Gerrold spelled it "Trekkees." 
* "Are there any pot-head Star Trek fans here? -- Al Schuster
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the battle between Star Trek and Science Fiction fans
* the word "Trekkie" is undefined, and appears to mean to non-fans "anyone who likes Star Trek" or for fans, "anyone who likes Star Trek more than I do"
* Berman specifically addresses David Gerrold and his disparaging views, as well as quoting his 1969 essay The Awful Offal
* Berman specifically addresses Harlan Ellison and his disparaging views, as well as quoting his 
* Berman points out many hypocrisies and addresses the pecking order of fans 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
==References==
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Some Time Beyond Place, or Place Beyond Time

Some Time Beyond Place, or Place Beyond Time is a K/S story by Jeanette Paris. 
It was published in the print zine Companion #1.
==Series==
* The Essential Seed
* A Change of Mind
* Some Time Beyond Place, or Place Beyond Time
* More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow
* In the Rainy Pleiads
* A Matter of Approval
* Where Joys Never Cease
* The Price
* Nights, Winters, Years
* Penumbra
* Eclipse 
* ... And Patiently Abide
* 'Til Night Closes In
* A Time to Be Born
* Visions and Revisions
* other stories in Companion #2
==Summary==
"Spock is isolated for six months after contacting a deadly illness."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
Some advice for white people in fandom

Some advice for white people in fandom is a 2006 essay by zvi loves tv which advises "white people" who want to write fic using a "character of color."
"You're puzzled about how to do it, and you're scared that there will be consequences, right? Well, I, an actual Fan of Color, am going to give you some advice on how to grab your CoCs, and what to do if the FoCing Cabal* accuses you of abusing your CoCs.
Before we get down to the nitty gritty, I'm going to let you in on several secrets to de-scarify the whole issue before you even get started on the how."
zvi wrote a follow-up post called .
==Some Excerpts== 
==Comments at the Post==
There are 131 comments at this post. See: archive link page 1; archive link page 2; archive link page 3.
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Some stars

some_stars, formerly known as LC, has been participating in online fandom since late 1996. She co-founded (with Ang Griffen) the Teen Titans gift exchange Jingle Bells, Batman Smells, and co-ran (again with Ang) the first one in 2004.
LC has created two fanworks that have attracted significant attention. The first was Two Color Dog Happiness, a series of short SGA commentfics in which various characters were transformed into cute baby animals. The second was Jack, or, Adventures in Reading Against the Text, a feminist protest Heroes vid.
some_stars transformative works policy: 
==References==
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Some things about Korrasami and Makorra ...

Some things about Korrasami and Makorra: how mature or immature both can be and no “hetero-lens” or “inclusive-lens” is really explaining these.As the original post had no title, it is being referred to by the first sentence of the post. is a Tumblr post written by etheraxis after the Legend of Korra finale. The post is meta about viewing Makorra and Korrasami through a queer theory lens; its view of Makorra is in line with Queer Het. It also covers the author's dissatisfaction with Korrasami being endgame and the treatment of Makorra within the show after Book 2, when they broke up. One of the main points in etheraxis' meta is the claim that Korrasami is a heteronormativeFor more information on the concept of heteronormativity, see Understanding Heteronormativity by Krishen Samuel. pairing because it resembles a stereotypical femslash pairing while Makorra is a queer one because it's not a typical het pairing. Many people disagreed with the post, including some Makorra fans.Repy to etheraxis from forever-makorra. Accessed March 29 2019.
Etheraxis' post is also commonly known as Handmaiden and Feudal Lord, after a particular line from the postSpecifically, the notoriety of the post comes from the line: "Korrasami is more heteronormative because it exhibits falsely a very feminine girl (Asami) being a handmaiden of Korra (who is treated as the male/masculine/feudal lord of the relationship)." which people then widely mocked and memed on. It's also memorable for the interesting use of queer theory in relation to a het relationship and the odd, random bolding that's present throughout the text. The post initially gained its notoriety through circulation of a Tumblr post by pokemoneggs containing screenshots of the text.Post by pokemoneggs. Accessed March 29 2019. Although the original post has been deleted, the nature of rebloggable content on tumblr means that several existing copies of the post can be found. There is also a dramatic reading of the post.Handmaiden and Feudal Lord (A Completely Not Sarcastic Reading). 13 March 2015. Accessed 24 Sept 2019.
==Selected Quotes==
==Selected Commentary==
==Post Fallout==
After the post's rise in popularity, etheraxis posted several apologies, some through proxiesMessage from Etheraxis from bobbityhobbity. Accessed March 29 2019., and received death threats before deleting their blog.Post by scullythankyoumoreplease. Accessed March 29 2019. Her apology to the Korrasami fandom has been lost to blog deletion and the Tumblr NSFW Content Purge, but her apology to the Makorra fandom is as follows:
Some people, like asleepingwindow above, did not accept this apology. Others felt that it was unreasonable for anyone to be sent death threats and accepted the apology.fiannawolf. Accessed 24 Sept 2019.
==Notes and References==
===Notes===
===References===
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Some thoughts on LiveJournal, not all entirely related.

Some thoughts on LiveJournal, not all entirely related. is a 2005 post by Halrloprillalar.
It has 63 comments.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* LiveJournal
* public vs private
* fandom and visibility
* fannish platforms affecting communication and fandom itself
* "LJ is personal."
* "LJ privileges the original post above the replies."
* "You are in another person's space, not a shared space."
* "LJ is public."
* "On LJ, we build our own community by reading journals and interacting with them by means of commenting."
* "The larger the responsive readership of a particular journal is, the less the journal owner needs to go afield to find community."
* "A large friend-of list, if it is a responsive one, can be isolating."
* "We want our friends-list to post interesting things about fandom; we want to post pictures of our cats."
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Some Fan Comments at the Post==
==References==
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Some uses for fanfiction

Some uses for fanfiction is a 2011 essay by Patricia C. Wrede, a professional writer.
==Some Topics Discussed in the Essay and Comments==
* the benefits of practice and feedback
* the what if factor
* writers of fanfic and their " frequent obsession with romance, etc." and varying skill levels
* fanfic as "training wheels" and "childish"
* the value of more direct communication with your readers
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==Excerpts from Comments==
==References==
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Some very well-meaning and good-hearted people have made a mistake.

Some very well-meaning and good-hearted people have made a mistake. is a 2002 meta essay by lanning.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* slash fanworks and fandom
* Smallville
* fandom and visibility
* violating the fourth wall
* "You don't really think that Mrs. Consumer in Bugfuck, Mississippi wants to watch a show about a couple of "fags," do you? This is what I'm talking about. If Smallville starts being perceived that way by the general public, it will become a liability for the WB, rather than an asset. And this could have very unfortunate consequences for SV fandom."
==The Essay==
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
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