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Camilla Hect/Palamedes Sextus

Camilla/Palamedes refers to the het pairing of Camilla Hect and Palamedes Sextus in The Locked Tomb fandom.
==Canon==
Palamedes Sextus is Warden of the Sixth House, a very brilliant necromancer, and Camilla Hect is his cavalier. Palamedes wears glasses and has striking grey eyes that are said to be his only attractive feature, and Camilla has blunt-cut dark hair with a fringe. Her weapons are two double-edged blades, an unconventional but very effective choice. They are both 20 years old at the start of the series.
They are prominent secondary characters in Gideon the Ninth, and have less prominent roles in Harrow the Ninth. They are the main characters in the short story The Mysterious Study of Dr. Sex, set several years prior to the main book series, when they were both 13.
Camilla and Palamedes' relationship seems to be especially strong, even compared to other necromancer/cavalier pairs. They are rarely if ever separated, require few words to communicate, and trust one another completely.
==Fanon==
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
* Mutual Pining
* Angst
* Hurt/Comfort
===Controversies===
It's mentioned in The Mysterious Study of Dr. Sex that they are second cousins. Some argue that this makes it incest, even though second cousins share only 3.13% of their genes and second cousin marriage is legal everywhere in the world.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* Your Shadow Flat on the Wall by JeanLuciferGohard
* by alittlegloomy
===Fanart===
The_Sixth_by_decemberiste.jpg| The Sixth by decemberiste
Sixth_House_by_aalbanaa.png| Sixth House by aalbanaa
Camilla_and_Pal_by_bdhead.png| by bdhead
For_truth_and_solace_in_lies_by_t0-ni.png| for truth and solace in lies by t0-ni
===Fancomic===
* Sixth house by exmakina
==Resources==
* AO3 tag: Camilla Hect/Palamedes Sextus
==References==
Category:The Locked Tomb
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Incest Pairings
Camille Bacon-Smith

Camille Bacon-Smith is an aca-fan who has written about fandom. Her book Enterprising Women: Television Fandom and the Creation of Popular Myth is often cited in other works. Bacon-Smith, and Henry Jenkins's book Textual Poachers, were both published in 1992 and signaled the beginning of the study of popular fannish culture and media fandom. 
Materials related/mentioned/used in this book, fan-created and otherwise, are archived at the Temple University's Enterprising Women Collection.
==Fan Fiction Policies==
From FanWorks.org: "In a private e-mail dated March 25, 2001, Camille Bacon-Smith said she did not tolerate fan [fiction] derived from her original work." ; it is unknown if this policy has been updated While it is not specified here, the exchange may have been between Michela Ecks and Bacon-Smith as per this entry regarding Tamora Pierce: 
==Fanzine Editor==
Bacon-Smith was the editor of the 1995 Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine, The Third Eye.
==A Pros Fan==
From a 1992 panel at Gaylaxicon in which Bacon-Smith was a member of:
==Interviews and Discussions==
* Camille Bacon-Smith and Henry Jenkins at Gaylaxicon 1992
==Fan Comments==
==External Sources==
 
* Women Science Fiction Fans, Chapter 5 - Roundtable discussion led by Camille Bacon-Smith
==References==
Category:Commentators
Category:Academia
Camille Bacon-Smith and Henry Jenkins at Gaylaxicon 1992

Camille Bacon-Smith and Henry Jenkins at Gaylaxicon 1992 was a panel discussion at Gaylaxicon. It was moderated by Shoshanna. 
Other fans' comments are included, and they are identified by initials only. The comments in brackets were added later to the transcript by Shoshanna, the moderator. They are italicized here on Fanlore for clarity.
The transcript of this panel was posted at Henry Jenkins' blog Confessions of an Acafan in 2010.
==In Historical Context==
The panel discussion took place July 18, 1992. At that time Jenkins was about to publish Textual Poachers: Television Fans and Participatory Culture, Bacon-Smith had just published Enterprising Women: Television Fandom and the Creation of Popular Myth.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Gaylaxicon
* slash
* fandom as a communal gift culture
* fandom and profit
* The Professionals fandom
* the queerness of fandom
* the absence of women in slash fiction
* Darkover, Marion Zimmer Bradley
* Chelsea Quinn Yarbro and A Matter Of Willful Copyright Infringement 
* George Lucas and Open Letters to Star Wars Zine Publishers (1981)
* the differences between trademark and copyright
==Some Excerpts from Part One==
==Some Excerpts from Part Two==
==Comments==
==References==
Category:Panel Discussions, Notes & Transcripts
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Slash Fandom
Category:Meta on Fansites
Camille O'Connell

Camille O'Connell is a main character on The Originals, the spin-off TV series of The Vampire Diaries.
==Canon==
Cami first appeared in Season 4 Episode 20 "The Originals", where she first meets Klaus and then later Marcel.
Cami also appears in the The Originals series, where it was revealed that she came to New Orleans to find out the truth behind her twin brother's death.
==Fandom==
Some of the initial reaction to Camille was negative, as there were fans (most of them Klaroline shippers) that saw the character as an imitation of Caroline Forbes.Tumblr post by user happytrails8, accessed on November 21, 2014. In the notes, additional comment from user oswindobrev states: I think that no matter how great Camille may turn out to be, she’ll always just be an imitation of Caroline It stemmed primarily from the idea that Camille was cast as a potential love interest for Klaus.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
===Arts===
===Vids===
* 
==Archives and Communities==
* Cami fanworks tagged at AO3
* Cami works at FFN
==Resources==
* Cami O'Connell at The Vampire Diaries Wiki
==References==
Category:Vampire Diaries Characters
Category:The Originals Characters
Camilo Madrigal/Mirabel Madrigal

Camilo/Mirabel, more often called Camimira, also known by the emoji name 🦎🦋, is the non-canon pairing of Camilo Madrigal and Mirabel Madrigal from Encanto.
==Variants==
They are famous for having lots of "variants" of the ship.
* 🐞🐍 Carlos and Mariana (Cariana)
* 🕷️🐸 César and Maria (CésMari)
* 🦊🐰 Cristian and Marisol (CrisSol)
* 🦉🦚 Carmelo and Miriam (CarMiri)
File:Camimira variant.jpg
==Controversies==
* Incest: They are cousins. However, in Colombia, cousin marriage is not considered incest. This was even more the case in the 50s, when the movie is set.
==Resources==
* Archive of Our Own tag: Camilo Madrigal/Mirabel Madrigal
* Online: #Camilo Madrigal
* Twitter tag: #camimira
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Encanto
Category:Incest Pairings
Camp Camp

Camp Camp is a cartoon created by Rooster Teeth. It follows the campers and employees of Camp Campbell.
Camp Camp is an adult cartoon that includes swearing and addresses mature themes, but has a significant following of young fans. It and its fandom have drawn comparison to South Park.
==Canon==
===Characters===
* Daniel
* David
* Jasper
* Max
* Neil
* Nikki
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Daniel/Max aka Danmax
* Daniel/David/Max aka Danmaxvid
* Daniel/David aka Danvid
* David/Jasper aka Jaspvid
* David & Max aka Dadvid
* David/Max aka Maxvid
* Max/Neil
* Max & Nikki aka Makki
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by ChainsPunk
* by Grey-Aria
* by SaintSpiffy
* by Sanatorium-Industries
* by WaiffuBoy
* by WaiffuBoy
* by WaiffuBoy
* by WaiffuBoy
==Links & Resources==
* Camp Camp (Web Series) at Archive of Our Own
Category:Camp Camp
Camp Fandom 2.0

Camp Fandom 2.0 was a planned 2009 event sponsored by Laura Hale. 
It was a marketing/information program related to fandom and fans and leveraging those things for profit; it was probably as much a plug for Fan History Wiki than anything. 
The event was cancelled. "This event has been cancelled by the organizers because of SXSW fatigue. We hope to reschedule in the fall in Chicago in order to be fair to our presenters. If you're interested in helping organize, please contact purplepopple." Camp Fandom 20 
left|thumb| flyer -- When posted to the Fan History Wiki blog, Laura Hale wrote: "The above flyer is intended for printing and sharing! Please pass it along to anyone you think might be interested in attending! :) It should be a great event!" [http://blog.fanhistory.com/?p=239 Camp Fandom 2.0], January 3rd, 2009 
==Descriptions==
Description by Laura, November 8, 2008: 
Description by Laura, March 2, 2009: 
From the flyer:
From the flyer:
==References==
Category:Wikis
Category:2009 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Camp Here and There

Camp Here & There is a horror comedy podcast by Mayfield and Belov.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Jedidiah Martin/Sydney Sargent is the most popular ship on AO3.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*
===Fanart===
*
===Other=== 
===Meta===
*
==Archives and Links==
* Camp Here & There (Podcast) Works on AO3 
* Tags on Tumblr: #camp here and there, #camp here & there, #camp here n there, #chnt, #ch&t
* IMDB
* Camp Here and There Wiki on Fandom.com
==References==
 
Category:Podcast Fandoms
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Camp Tenipuri

Camp Tenipuri was a LiveJournal roleplay community for Prince of Tennis fandom. There were several attached communities for OOC commenting, art, and more. 936 entries and 9,198 comments were posted in the community between 2008-2012.
==Premise==
==Links==
*Attached OOC community
*News community
*Competition community
*Art community
Category:Prince of Tennis LiveJournal Communities
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:Role Playing
Campaign

You may be looking for Fan Campaign.
Campaign is a gen Doctor Who novel, a charity zine, by Jim Mortimore with the subtitle, "An Adventure in Time and Space." It features the First Doctor, Ian, Barbara and Susan and takes place between the television stories "The Reign of Terror" and "Planet of Giants."
This book was cancelled by BBC Books due to contractual reasons and was published independently as a fanzine by the author to the benefits of the Bristol Area Down Syndrome Association.
Cover blurb: "The universe is dead!
Time and space, murdered!
Stars and moons, planets, comets, put to the sword!
Physics and chemistry, mathematics, geography, sent to the stake!
Mother and father, friend and stranger, snug bound in entropy's coffin!
Love, dead! fear, dead!
Dogs and birds and cats and ants and books and pies and cars and lies,
all dead and gone to less than dreams these long ten years!
Everyone that ever lived,
every thought that ever held meaning,
every flower that ever cupped dew
and every equation that ever brushed a portrait of truth-'
Somewhere inside Ian's mind a page turned. All that we have is in here-' he stamped the
ground with a child's foot,'-now-' he waved
with a child's windmill arm at the universe the
Ship had built for us to live out our lives in. There's nothing else worth remembering anymore."
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Campaign (Podcast Fandom)

Campaign is a Tabletop RPG actual-play podcast by Kat Khul and James D'Amato. The series features two main campaigns, each with a different cast, storyline and tabletop system. It is a spin-off podcast from One Shot.
==Campaign==
The first campaign in the series, simply called Campaign, is set in the Star Wars universe and features the adventures of the crew of the Mynock. It uses the Edge of The Empire tabletop system.
It has a side series, Evil Campaign, which features the antagonists of the main campaign as player characters, and a number of mini series that serve as prologues, side quests or adventures of side characters.
===Cast===
* Kat Khul as the game master
* James D'Amato as Bacta
* Johnny O'Mara as Leenik Geelo
* John Patrick Coan as Tryst Valentine
====Evil Campaign====
* Kat Khul and James D'Amato as game masters
* Jim McClure as Mister Blue
* Tyler Davis as Agent Zero
* James D'Amato as Commander Synox
* Kat Khul as Aava Arek
==Skyjacks==
The second campaign in the series, known as Campaign: Skyjacks, or simply Skyjacks, features the adventures of the crew of the Uhuru, a flying pirate ship with a dead captain who the player characters, with the help of a little necromancy, must pretend is still alive. It uses a modified version of the Genesys tabletop system. Its setting is inspired in part by the music of The Decemberists and the card game Illimat, and Illimat cards also feature as a game mechanic.
The campaign was preceded by the Tales from Spéir miniseries, which revealed lore about the game's setting. It also has a side series known as Behind the Sails which explores the game's setting in depth.
===Cast===
* James D'Amato as the game master
* Tyler Davis as Jonnit Kessler
* Johnny O'Mara as Travis Matagot
* Liz Anderson as Gable
* John Patrick Coan as Dref Wormwood
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Fan Videos===
===Meta===
==Links==
==References==
Category:Podcast Fandoms Category:Actual-Play Series
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe
Campaign Setting

A campaign setting is usually a fictional world which serves as a setting for a role-playing game or wargame campaign. A campaign is a series of individual adventures, and a campaign setting is the world in which such adventures and campaigns take place. Usually a campaign setting is designed for a specific game (such as the Forgotten Realms setting for Dungeons & Dragons) or a specific genre of game (such as Medieval fantasy, or outer space/science fiction adventure). There are numerous campaign settings available both in print and online. In addition to published campaign settings available for purchase, many game masters create their own settings, often referred to as "homebrew" settings or worlds.
Category:Tabletop Gaming Glossary
Campfire Tales

Campfire Tales was a Buffyverse fanfiction archive that focused on darkfic. It also contained various essays to help fic writers on how to write darkfic.
The original idea for Campfire Tales was to be a general horror fic archive, but The Darker Side of Sunnydale closed down and Campfire Tales was revamped to be focused on the Buffyverse darkfic. In July 2002, Campfire Tales became the official BTVS Writer's Guild Darkfic ZoneSite Information.
In April of 2004, Evette took over the site. 
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Archives‎
Category:2000s Archives
Camping (trope)

Fanfiction is rife with camping stories. 
The trope differs from Wilderness Survival in that the wilderness setting is by choice, rather than forced.
 
One appeal of camping stories may be getting characters out of their usual element and away from everyday distractions. 
Camping provides a wealth of H/C scenarios involving snowstorms, flooded rivers, rock slides, falls from high places, and ferocious wild animals. The wilderness can also be populated by escaped criminals, wily moonshiners, and other dangerous humans. Snakebites and the subsequent sucking the venom out of one's partner, and medicinal snuggling in a sleeping bag for warmth are popular tropes. The h/c possibilities also include close body contact to leading to first time sex.
==Canon Camping==
Some fandoms have canon camping. The Sentinel has several episodes that send Jim and Blair into the woods. Even Starsky and Hutch gets the two big-city cops in close contact with a rattlesnake, sleeping bags, and the threat of "biting cows." Other canons where characters go camping for whatever reason include Torchwood, Harry Potter, Brokeback Mountain, and The Hobbit. Fandoms with no canon camping have to work a little harder at getting their characters into the woods.
==Examples of Camping Fanworks==
* Wilderness is a Starsky and Hutch zine by Lorraine Bartlett and is legendary in the fandom for its H/C
* "Something" by Mary Kay in First Time #63. In it, Kirk and Spock go camping to help Kirk come to terms with their last mission which went horribly wrong.
* Boys' Own Camping Adventure by Grimslasher, a Harry Potter story, has Sirius and Remus share a tent. This story was written long before the canonical camping adventure in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
* Flying Blind by Speranza is one of many, many post-COTW Due South stories in which Fraser and Kowalski go camping in the Arctic.
* Intersections by Kaneko, a Sheppard/McKay SGA story set in Antarctica, has a sex scene in a tent.
==Some Camping Fanart==
Image:britwitcamping.jpg|a Professionals cartoon by Karen Eaton from BritWit #3
File:Tneg14front.jpg| "Picnic", showing Sulu, Uhura and Chekov (?) from Star Trek TOS. Front cover of T-Negative #14, Lois Spooner and Anthony Tollin.
 Image:Zebra 3 issue 2 interior by connie faddis 3.jpg| panoramic interior of Wilderness, a Starsky and Hutch zine, artist is Connie Faddis; it portrays some frolic in a mountain stream, click to enlarge 
 Image:tlr2-3.jpg| Spock and Kirk, inside page from The Turbolift Review #2, Merle Decker for Objet Trouve 
Image:campfire.jpg|"Campfire" by Suzan Lovett for Magnificent Seven
Campus

Campus is a Janeway/Seven uber novel by Anik LaChev.
Summary: When established Literature Professor Eliane Darhayne gets a new assistant, headstrong Joanna Craig is certainly not what she has wished for. But when their Institute is threatened by financial cuts and it seems that knowledge is once more worth less than money, they are forced to cooperate, and soon all sorts of sparks begin to fly between the stubborn and stunning ladies...
Campus won Platinum in the J/7 Blue Awards in the Interesting Uber category and Gold in the Most Romantic Story category. The story also won the Delta Dreams 2001 Uber Series Award.
The story was taken offline for publication in 2011.Anik LaChev. “Dare” edited, changes ahead, 20 January 2011. (Accessed 01 May 2011)
==Recs and Reviews==
*"An uber tale set in contemporary European academia. Excellent and borders on being an original fic."piedra_lumbre. My Fanfiction Recommendations v. 0.8, 03 October 2008. (Accessed 01 May 2011)
*"Anik LaChev took her time with this story, that's for sure. Seven years, to be exact. Well, I shouldn't complain - I'm one of those lucky souls who stumbled upon this somewhere around chapter IX (there are thirteen, in all) so it was only (?!) two or three years of waiting for me. I can't even tell you how many times I've reread Campus. [...] There are quite a few well chosen and well prepared ingredients that make this story a perfect meal. First of all, the somewhat exotic, academic setting in the ex-Eastern Germany city of Leipzig. Then, of course, as the main course – our characters, one of whom is the double hit on the perennial fantasies (the beautiful, accomplished professor who is also the boss); the other the Uberish version of Seven of Nine (nuff said). [...] Of course, Campus is a love story first and foremost. But, I have always admired the fiction which managed to teach me something without preaching or being overbearing on the issues that matter to the author. Learning about the intricate ways of the academia, the city of Leipzig, some aspects of the classical music, or Italian and Hungarian cooking has been almost as satisfying as the searing hot love story she delivers. [...] Anik LaChev certainly knows how to weave a story. As her other stories prove, she is the Master of Angst. Perhaps one or two hand-wringing situations felt a bit forced or unnecessary, but overall Campus is a joy to read. One of my top five stories of all time... "Rec: Campus by Anik LaChev, 16 June 2009. (Accessed 01 May 2011)
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY J/7 Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Camus Fan Club

Camus Fan Club was a fansite and character shrine in Spanish dedicated to Aquarius Camus from Saint Seiya. The website contained info about Camus, a section of pictures, links to other websites related to Camus, a downloads section with Camus wallpapers, a sims section where the webmaster posted pics of sims 1 game with Camus skin, and a section celebrating Camus birthday.
Category:2001 Websites
Category:Spanish-Speaking Fandom
Category:Saint Seiya Websites
Can't Help Falling

"Can't Help Falling" is a Queer As Folk (US) vid by Jenny Jo. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Brian/Justin. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was reviewed by Paraka on the reel vidding community on April 1, 2007:
==References==
Category:Queer As Folk Vids
Category:Slash Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Can't Keep A Good Man Down

Can't Keep A Good Man Down is a VCR-era vid by Media Cannibals The vid premiered at Escapade in 1994. The was shown at the 2004 Vividcon "Villains, Scoundrels and Masterminds" vid show.
In 1995, it was among a selection of Wiseguy fanvids handed by a fan to TV producer Stephen Cannell who was then working on a Wiseguy movie. The fan described Cannell's reaction as being cool with the concept of music videos as long as no money was made. He also thought that fanworks like vids extended the life of the show. Interestingly, even though many of the vid creators were on the same mailing list, no public discussion took place about the wisdom of sharing fanvids with TPTB. Morgan Dawn's personal notes, accessed October 21, 2104, quoted with permission.
In 1997, the vid was discussed as being one of the song choices that defined a fandom character. In this case, the character was Sonny:
==References==
Category:Wiseguy Vids
Category:1994 Vids
Can't Lose

Can't Lose is a Friday Night Lights zine. It was edited by Melissa Mendes and published by Oily Comics. The front cover is by Charles Forsman. 
It debuted at SPX 2013 September 14 and 15th, in Bethesda, MD. 
The zine features comics, drawings, and other contributions by: Dan Zettwoch, Jesse Lucas, Nomi Kane, Sean Ford, Sam Spina, Jon Shaw, Henry Eudy, Laura Beck, Minty Lewis, Derik Badman, Gretta Johnson, Jeff Lok, Breanne Trammell, Julia Gualtieri, Denis St. John, RJ Casey, and Lucius Wisniewski.
Category:Friday Night Lights
Category:2013 Zines
Can't Take the Sky

Can't Take the Sky is a fansite dedicated to Firefly and was formerly a fanlisting for the series.
==About & History==
==Content==
* Episodes
* Characters
* Extras
* Screencaps & Pictures
* Fanlisting
* Links
* Site Info
==Awards==
* Daydreaming: Site of the Month - June 2004
* TheFanlistings.org - 250 members award
==References==
Category:Firefly
Category:Fanlistings
Category:2003
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Can A Villain Want To Be Evil? Case Study: LaCroix

In "Can A Villain Want To Be Evil? Case Study: LaCroix", Ken Hughes discusses the character of LaCroix in the TV series Forever Knight. He points out that one of the truisms of writing is that "No villain believes he’s a villain", and then takes LaCroix, "one of the most 'deliberately evil' villains I know", as an apparent counterexample. 
 
Hughes contends that this positions LaCroix in opposition to the protagonist, Nick Knight, challenging him on a moral level, and thus pushing Nick down the road to heroism.
Category: Forever Knight Meta
Category:2020s Meta
Can I Hear A Wahoo?

Can I Hear A Wahoo? is an anthology zine in Good Omens fandom.
Description from the FAQs:
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* Aazel-Abadog 
* ADHDfangirl 
* Afhyer 
* AnnLarimer
* Astral Gravy 
* Atelier de Licorne
* Al Figeroid
* bluejayboju
* D20Owlbear Dan (BaldingAt19)
* Densetsu1000 (Cameron Hartley) 
* Ecchima Ladybugcaptor
* Kai-art 
* Kuutti Terävä 
* Ish7ar
* MicroGalaxies 
* PatiBu 
* pi3shark 
* Prime 
* Oniria Raccoon 
* Rurouni Idoru 
* Skree
* sleepymccoy
* sungmee 
* wasleichtesart 
* Wind Mogica
=== Writers ===
* amuk 
* Big Edie's Sun Hat 
* BT (flibbertygigget)
* cheeriosandwine 
* Dashicra1
* doomed spectacles
* FacetiousKitten
* Lillysofthe Valley 
* marti (lilibetpride) 
* Mystella
* nieded 
* Princess DianaArtemis 
* Sk3tch
* Snae_b
* Snowfilly1
* summerofspock
* trashboatprince 
* waterofthemoon 
Category:Good Omens Zines
Category:2021 Zines
Can This Be Middle-Age?

Can This Be Middle-Age? is a 1992 essay by Agent 5.1 (one of the editors of Be Gentle With Us).
It was printed in Be Gentle With Us #8.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* getting older and likely car chases less
* the wonders of the VCR and the remote control and the power it gives a fan
* wanting more thinking, cerebral shows
==The Essay==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Meta
Category:1992 Meta
Category:Inspector Morse
Category:Meta in Print