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L.A. Pinn

L.A. Pinn is a slash fan artist, fan writer and convention organizer. From 2000 to 2004 she worked on the SHareCon conventions. Her work has also appeared in several fanzines. She also writes skits for fan run conventions.
==Gallery==
File:Dreamersart1.jpg|interior art from Dreamers
File:Timeless2art3.jpg|interior art from Timeless #2
File:Whenlightning1.jpg|interior art When Lightning Strikes
Image:stilltheone1.jpg|interior art Still the One
Image:stilltheone2.jpg|interior art Still the One
Image:dldv1-1.jpg|interior art from Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions #1 for the story "Bound to the Law"
Image:dldv1-4.jpg|nterior art from Dangerous Lives, Dangerous Visions #1 for the story "Latex"
Image:dark.jpg|cover for Dark Night of the Soul
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Convention Organizers
L.C. Wells

L.C. Wells started writing back in the days of printed fanfic. She's worked in Rat Patrol, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Star Wars, Wild Wild West (original), The Equalizer (original with Edward Woodward), Max Headroom and other fannish areas. She has written novels, short stories, and non-fiction. She was an editor on Contraband and CrosSignals as well as contributing to many multimedia zines such as Remote Control. 
She is currently posting a few of the older stories to an Archive of Our Own under L.C. Wells.
Category:Fanwriters
L.R. Bowen

L.R. Bowen is a fanwriter.
==Fans Comments==
==L.R. Bowen: from "What is Slash?" (1998)==
==Example Works==
* The Lily-White Boys (has a copyright date of 1995)
* Rain Dance, a 1996 (?) Star Trek: VOY story
* Resignation
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
L. Ron Hubbard

L. Ron Hubbard was a 20th century author of pulp and science fiction. He was often published in magazines like Argosy, Astounding Science Fiction and Unknown, and was considered a decent author by science fiction fans. He is now better known as the creator of Scientology.
In a poll run by Art Widner from 1940-1941, Hubbard placed 15 out of 30 pro science fiction authors. The 2000 movie adaptation of his 1982 novel Battlefield Earth is generally accepted as one of the worst films of all time, but the book itself was well-reviewed upon release by names like Frederik Pohl and Neil Gaiman.
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Deceased
L/Misa

L/Misa is the most popular het ship in Death Note fandom, more popular than any of the canon het ships. Quizilla Death Note Pairings Poll Quizilla LxMisa or LightxMisa? Poll 
At different points in the canon plotline, L and Misa are either deadly enemies or they are at least pretend friends, so this pairing can combine elements similar to the dynamics of both enemyslash and buddyslash. At the same time it can easily create a love triangle, possibly a very complex one, due to the canon status of Light/Misa and the fanon status of L/Light.
==Trends==
Fans of this ship tend to emphasize the odd or bizarre nature of putting L and Misa together, a cuteness and weirdness combined. They also emphasize the canon L/Misa interactions in which they confess friendship or attraction, though one or both may have been lying due to the nature of the series being based on manipulation and mind games. , by Archica. Posted 28 February 2007. Archived 24 September 2008. 
The pairing is sometimes presented in fanworks as a part of or a lead up to the poly ship L/Light/Misa.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by ddruxyrecord, 2021
===Fanfic===
* by JustaMinuet, canon divergence L/Misa fic
* by Cookiemonster2000
* by zeperoth -- L/Misa leading to L/Light/Misa
===Video===
* lawmane nasty dog on Tiktok by findolina
==Communities==
Communities focusing on the L/Misa pairing include:
*lxmisa on LivejournalLxMisa Fan Community
*lawliet_misa on Livejournal I Could Fall In Love With You?
==Resources==
*L/Misa tag on Tumblr
*Amane Misa/L] tag on AO3
*L/Misa A. filter at Fanfiction.Net
*LawMane at the Shipping Wiki
==Notes==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Death Note Relationships
LARP

LARP (Live Action Role Playing) is a form of gaming where the participants physically portray characters within a fictional setting represented by the real world while interacting with each other in character. 
It usually takes place at conventions, clubs and other fan meetings where a group – made up of acquaintances or strangers – come together for live roleplaying within a complete or semi-illusory setting. Because of this even non-RPG players can get involved with LARP, as it is a comprehensive activity among fans of different fandoms. 
Can be considered a recent and well-known example is Spider-Man cosplayers who remake memes when they see each other. Formerly – still within the spider universe – in many cons, people dressed as Uncle Ben were looking for some Spider-Man to throw themselves on the ground and re-create the classic scene from the movie.
==LARP in the World==
Much more common in Europe and North America – particularly the United States – LARP was for a long time not widespread beyond this field. However, in recent years this view has changed.
There are currently live action medieval groups operating in Brazil, trying to spread the practice of the hobby across the country. One of the pioneers are the groups O Graal and SBM (Medieval Battle Simulation), which currently have members in the states of São Paulo (where the group started), Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais. The group uses foam swords to simulate combat, in a safe and fun way for the participants. There are also other groups that spread the activity, such as 7 Reinos Swordplay and Argeon-Larp, both from Rio de Janeiro.Article in Brazilian Portuguese: 
==History==
* Beginnings, any significant events, games or shifts in player culture
===Rules===
The rules of a Live are also different from a regular RPG game. Dice are not used to test skills, simply because it is impractical: All characters have tokens, like in a tabletop RPG, and when characters have a contest (to see if, for example, one character can outwit the other) they perform chip comparisons and, generally quite simple methods to determine the winner.
===Gameplay===
* Typical game structure and gameplay features, player expectations, game creator expectations, genres
===Mainstream and Fan Views on LARP===
* Connection to the late 80s/early 90s panic about Dungeons and Dragons
* Why fans enjoy LARP
== Fandom ==
=== Conventions/Events/Clubs ===
* Planetfall Enaction (1980s)
* Society for Creative Anachronism
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Glossary
Category:LARP
Category:Abbreviations & Acronyms
Category:RPG Meta
Category:Role Playing
LASFAPA

LASFAPA is a Los Angeles-based science fiction APAzine associated with LASFS. 
==History==
==Issue 103==
==Links==
*LASFAPA on Fancyclopedia 3
*Los Angeles Scientification Fan's Amateur Press Association (LASFAPA) - Mailings #47-62, 64-66, 71-72, 76-79
Category:Science Fiction ZinesCategory:1976 Zines
LAST WORLD WISEMAN

LAST WORLD WISEMAN is an ecchi Puella Magi Madoka Magica doujinshi by ciaociao. It is mostly humor and contains some nudity and mild suggestive scenes. It also contains the ship Sayaka x Kyousuke and hints of Homura/Madoka.
Category: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Doujinshi
Category: 2011 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Category:Yuri Doujinshi
LAVINIA versus THE CREEPING BLORCH, or, A reaction to the 'Defence of Mary Sue'

Lavinia Versus The Creeping Blorch, or A Reaction to the "Defence of Mary Sue" is a 1983 essay by Pam Baddeley.
It was printed in Communicator #10. 
"It is my intention to reply, by means of this article, to Karen Maund's "In Defence of Mary-Sue". For several years, I did not really know what the term meant and so was suitably mystified by descriptions of stories as 'a bit of a mary-sue' etc. Now, however, I believe I've got the right idea. As Karln says, it's 'new-girl-aboard-the-Enterprise' who. gets Kirk or whoever -- wedding bells and happy-ever-after. Well, I feel I must take issue with Karen's conclusions on the reason for the unpopularity of such stories."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "Karen attributes lack of appreciation of Mary-Sue's to two factors; the resentment of fans that a fan fiction character should 'get' Kirk (etc.) and the reluctance of the public at large to own up to enjoyment of romance."
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Mary Sue Meta
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
LAX-Files

The LAX-Files is a fan-initiated charity book project from 2010 that collects anecdotes about the filming of the 6th season up to 9th season of The X-Files as well as the second X-Files feature film I Want To Believe. 
The title is a play on the international code for the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), where the show's seasons 6 to 9 had been produced and the title of the show.
The book is dedicated to Kim Manners. The money that is raised with the sale of the book is donated to the American Cancer Society, selected by Kim Manners' family.
LAX-Files was written and published by Erica Fraga, an X-Phile. In collaboration with 40 fans from Los Angeles and all over the world, she has been able to collect many hitherto unknown information about the shooting of the seasons, including the help of cast and crew members such as David Duchovny, Gillian Anderson, R.W. Goodwin and Laurie Holden.
In addition, the book contains detailed set descriptions of the locations in southern California, with the help of which one can easily visit the original sites yourself. A few highlights are, for example, Williams birthplace, the manor from the episode "How the Ghosts stole Christmas", the Federal Building from the first X-Files feature film and many more.
==Links==
*Link for bying the book
*Tribute/promotional video for the book
Category:Activism
Category:X-Files
LA by Night

LA by Night is a Vampire: The Masquerade Actual-play run by Jason Carl, it ran from 2018 to 2021, ending with 5 seasons and 63 episodes in total. Originally LA by Night started off on the Geek & Sundry YouTube channel though later moving to the World of Darkness YouTube channel in 2020.
== Premise ==
Set after the events of the 2004 video game Vampire: the Masquerade - Bloodlines, dealing with the fallout of how the games events affected Los Angeles. However instead of following the Camarilla, LA by Night focuses on a coterie of Anarch vampires and their newest member Annabelle.
== Main Cast ==
* Jason Carl, as the Story Teller
* Alexander Ward, as Jasper
* Cynthia Marie, as Nelli G
* B David Walters, as Victor Temple
* Erika Ishii, as Annabelle
* Xander Jeanneret, as X
* Josephine McAdam, as Eva
=== Supporting Cast ===
LA by Night has a very large cast of supporting characters played by guest stars, Select Guest Stars include
* Matthew Mercer, as Cuthbert Beckett
* Brennan Lee Mulligan, as Adrian Clairmont
* Mark Meer, as Chaz Price
* Bryan Dechart, as Vannevar Thomas
Category:Vampire: The Masquerade
Category:Actual-Play Series
Category:Tabletop RPGs
LDShadowLady

LDShadowlady or also known as Lizzie is the name of a Minecraft YouTuber, as well as a name for several "roleplay" characters she plays (see the article C!), who is known for her gameplay on several SMPs, namely the popular and the Life SMP Series and Empires SMP.
== Fandom ==
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
Sea-blings by @TheNumberZhero
=== Animatics ===
Lizzies Villain Origin Story || Secret Life 5 Animatic by Radishearts
Lizzie’s Love Poem | Secret Life short Animatic by ChippieBee
== References ==
Category:MCYT
Category:Life SMP Series
Category:Empires SMP
LEGO

LEGO is a popular building toy that has inspired fannish activity among many, including communities, forums, conventions, fan films (brickfilming), terminology, fan reviewers, and fan models.
In addition, various LEGO toy lines, video games, films, and TV series have inspired sub-fandoms, even among non-builders. Examples include Bionicle and Ninjago. LEGO modelling can also be a form of fancraft for other fandoms.
==Terminology==
There is Lego terminology for both fannish activity or fans and various pieces and building techniques. Various fans have made glossaries for the large number of terms.The Brother's Brick Glossary
* AFOL: Adult Fan of Lego
* ALE: Adult Lego Enthusiast
* ALH: Adult Lego Hobbyist
* Collector: Someone who collects sets (relative to building from whatever you have). There's room for overlap, though.
* Minidoll: A newer design of minifigure that resembles a doll. Mostly found in the Lego Friends and Elves sets.
* MOC: My Own Creation.
* Parts Monkey: A builder who is mostly interested in the features of the parts, compared to the overall build.
* Sigfig: Signature Minifigure. A minifigure a fan uses (often as an icon) to represent themselves online
==Lego Ideas==
LEGO IDEAS is a relatively recent addition from the LEGO company that allows fans to submit MOCs for consideration of production by LEGO. Registered fans vote on fan models by "fan designers." A model that receives 10,000 votes is reviewed by professional Lego Designers. Multiple Lego Ideas sets designed by fans have been produced by LEGO; however, some that reach the 10,000 mark are rejected.Mexico City & Lego An example of a rejected set.
Lego Ideas is an interesting example of large companies encouraging fannish participation and viewing it as a potential source of profit. There's a crossover in fannish activities, since some LEGO Ideas submissions are models for media or celebrities with fandoms.
===Example Images===
File:The_Discworld_Lego.png| An unsuccessful Lego Ideas campaign that is also a fancraft for Discworld.
==Lego Youtubers==
There's a significant overlap between the Lego Fandom and YouTube, to the point where rec lists for YouTube channels can number in the dozens or above. Lego YouTubers may review sets, show of their own designs, or build sets on camera with commentary.
Some YouTubers have gotten significantly popular that their fans take on fandom characteristics. For example, Brickitect is a Lego collector who films videos with his son, Clark. Their channel has enough of a fandom that there are t-shirts for sale with the Brickitect logo and the series has its own terminology, such as "minifingers."
==Archives and Communities==
On Reddit:
* 
* 
* 
==Resources==
* Brickset: a fan-created catalogue of Lego sets that runs on affiliate-advertising.
* Brickipedia a fan-run wiki for Lego products
==References==
Category:Crafts
Category:Lego
LELOLA.net

Created by Pan-chan in 1997, LELOLA was one of the first and biggest fansites for the popular anime shows broadcasting in North America. The site was updated daily with content like episode schedules and summaries, art galleries, cast lists, and wallpapers. 
==History==
Pan-chan originally created her site through GoPlay.com, which hosted webpages for free; she chose the name "LELOLA" because her first choice for an account name was taken. This version of LELOLA was, according to Pan-chan, "was a piece of garbage." She learned HTML as she created a web shrine for The Power Rangers, and in 1999, she updated LELOLA with information about Sailor Moon and Pokémon. After moving to GeoCities, she redesigned the site, and once Digimon aired, she created a section to the show. 
As LELOLA grew in content and popularity, Pan-Chan began to search for a new host. BulbaCenter.com agreed to host the site and in 2000 a new version of LELOLA opened. After a few months, the person who owned the servers for BulbaCenter, who Pan-chan knew as James, offered her LELOLA.com, which he paid for on the condition that Pan-chan post ads on the site. Excited by the possibility to have her own .com, she agreed, and then later also agreed to run another site that he owned, VGFF.net. 
LELOLA.com and its affiliate, the popular Digimon site DigiExperience.com, were unexpectedly closed in 2002 when James ran away with the sites' profits. Unable to regain the domains, both sites move to a .net address. Pan-chan continued to update her site daily until 2006, and in 2008 she decided to put it on permanent hiatus. It still exists as an archived form for fans.LELOLA.net Archive: Site History. . Retrieved 2010-March-08.
==External links==
* Archive of LELOLA
* LELOLA
==References==
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:Digimon
Category:Gundam Wing Websites
Category:1997
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
LET THERE BE FRAMES

LET THERE BE FRAMES is a Good Omens Frame Project (with some inspiration from MAPs) run by Katherine Everythinghttps://www.youtube.com/@KatherineEverything, inspired by the Our Flag Means Love frame project and the fans love for Season 2 of Good Omens. The project consists of 546 frames and 538 artists.
==Production/Timeline==
===Organiser Comments===
=== Artists ===
https://www.lettherebeframes.com/artists
== Reaction & Influence ==
===External Recognition===
* Article + interview with Katherine Everything
* Official Good Omens Reblog
==References==
Category:Good Omens
Category:2023 Vids
Category:Frame Project
LEVIATHAN (Numb3rs doujinshi)

LEVIATHAN (Japanese title: レヴィアタンの祈り Leviathan no inori meaning "Leviathan's Prayer") is a 28 page Yaoi NUMB3RS doujinshi written by SKYFiSH. 
Storyline:Don feels irritated to which it isn't convincing to results of a case. 
Don takes out his anger on Charlie who cheer up him. (Don/Charlie)
Category:Numb3rs Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
LF

LF, subtitled リュシアン×フランツアンソロジー ("Lucien x Franz Anthology"), is a Gankutsuou doujinshi that includes work by many doujinka. It was published by Tsumutou and Gsystem.
According to Gsystem's website, the following doujinka are featured in the anthology:Gsystem's official webpage. Archived 17 March 2007 by the Wayback Machine. (Accessed 29 June 2012.)
* 謳馬様
* かたぎりあつこ様
* ￥俗天使様
* tora様
* Maki様
* 水田マリ様
* 宮原たつみ様	
* 召太様
* Rico様
* ルリヲ様
* レイカ様
* 小坂碧水
* MOKOの13名 
  
== Gallery ==
Image:LF front.jpg|Front cover
Image:LF back.jpg|Close-up of doujinka names on back cover
Image:LF sample.jpg|Inside art
== References ==
Category:Gankutsuou Doujinshi
Category:2006 Doujinshi
Category:Yaoi Doujinshi
LFT

LFT (Let Friendship Thrive) is a fan club newsletter published by the Peter Wingfield Fan Club.
It was originally titled thrive!, and therefore starts at volume #26. The last issue was issue #48.
The newsletter includes interviews, con reports, photos, actor bios and credits.
 
==Issue 31==
LFT 31 was published in 2004 and contains 28 pages.
Category:Highlander Zines
Category:2002 Zines 
category:2000s
LGBTQ+ Anime Austin

LGBTQ+ Anime Austin is an active fanclub/meetup group in Austin, Texas.
The group was originally named "Yaoi Austin" and meetups were centered on watching yaoi and yuri anime, usually in the back room of the Ooples Anime store. As time went on and additional members joined, activities expanded to collectible card games, karaoke nights, fanart drawing sessions, attending pride rallies, and more. The club was renamed "LGBTQ+ Anime Austin" in July 2017 to better reflect the broadening nature of the club's activities and membership.
Category:LGBT Fan Clubs
LGBTQ+ Ships Zine

The LGBTQ+ Ships Zine was a multifandom anthology zine focused on LGBTQ+ ships. The mods had originally hoped to use the zine to raise funds for charity, but did not receive enough orders, so the mods released the PDF for free. 
== Contributors ==
=== Writers ===
* Ash
* Erine
* Lua
* Upasana Das
* Spada
* Dina S
* SerendipitousLyss
=== Artists ===
* Ghiramaita
* Crisos.bdj
* Gianna M.
* Foxneese02
* Gin_Catlady
* Healmom
* NatCatSama
* Renoir
* Andrea Carmona
* BrittMonday
* Bom
* BusyMagpie
* Sierra
* Crypticfsh
* Deryuj
* Ghwster
* Mika Owen
== Ships Featured ==
* Kagami/Marinette (Miraculous Ladybug)
* Amethyst/Pearl (Steven Universe)
* Shinji Ikari/Kaworu (Neon Genesis Evangelion)
* Taako/Kravitz (The Adventure Zone)
* Asami/Korra (Legend of Korra)
* Ruby/Sapphire (Steven Universe)
* Gabrielle/Xena (Xena Warrior Princess)
* Juleka/Rose (Miraculous Ladybug)
* Max/Chloe (Life is Strange)
* Adora/Catra (She-Ra)
* Carey/Killian (The Adventure Zone)
* Tony Stark/Stephen Strange (MCU)
* Aziraphale/Crowley (Good Omens)
* Marceline/Princess Bubblegum (Adventure Time)
* Tanjiro/Zenitsu (Demon Slayer)
* Naruto/Sasuke (Naruto)
* Adora/Glimmer (She-Ra)
* Tsuyu/Ochaco (BNHA)
* Josuke/Okuyasu (JJBA)
* Viktor/Yuuri (Yuri On Ice)
* Eonwe/Mairon (Silmarillion)
* Keith/Lance (Voltron)
* Aeleus/Dilan (Kingdom Hearts)
* Shizuru/Botan (Yu Yu Hakusho)
* Ritsu/Shou (Mob Psycho 100)
* Allura/Romelle (Voltron)
* Todoroki/Midoriya (BNHA)
* Sokka/Zuko (A:TLA)
* Chloe/Marinette (Miraculous)
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:2020 Zines
LGBT Fest

LGBT Fest is a fest for fanfic that focuses on the experience of being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. When the community is closed to posting, it has an open post (2008 open post) (2009 open post) (2010 open post) where writers can link in comments to stories written for LGBT Fest prompts.
LGBT Fest would not be operating a fourth year. Mod penknife left the following message:
Queer Fest was organized to replace LGBT Fest.Queer Fest (Accessed March 31, 2011)
==Example Fanworks==
* Discworld: Modern Love by Penknife. Fill for the prompt: Discworld, any character, The ongoing changes in dwarven views on gender and sexuality have any number of repercussions. How many young dwarves are "coming out" as the gender they weren't born as? Conversely, is all this openness actually eroding dwarven freedom to view themselves however, and marry whomever, they wish?
* Firefly: Halfway Between One Unification Day and the Next by Ion Bond. Gen. Fill for the prompt: The surest way to tell someone is a Browncoat? They think gender matters when it comes to who you sleep with. And neither Simon nor River know quite how to react to that.
* Star Trek: TNG: Metadata by winged_mammal. Fill for the prompt: "Data, Having emotions includes having a sexual orientation. He's not sure why everyone expected it to be heterosexuality."
* Leverage: The Not Your Teaching Tool Job (AO3 Link) by BlackEyedGirl. For prompt: "Parker(/Alec Hardison/Eliot Spencer). Sex is sometimes a useful tool, and she likes the kissing, but Parker really isn't interested in sex for its own sake. The others seem to think this has something to do with her childhood - she tries to explain to them that she's not damaged or broken. She knows what she wants and sex isn't a part of it. (It doesn't mean she doesn't love them all the same.)"
== References ==
Category:Journaling Communities
Category:2008 Challenges
Category:2009 Challenges
Category:2010 Challenges
LGBT RWBY Pride Awards

The LGBT RWBY Pride Awards is an award community that celebrates LGBT bloggers, writers, vidders and visual artists within the RWBY fandom on Tumblr. Nominations are opened to the public on June 1 for a 2 week period before the winners are announced. 
==2019 Winners==
Category 	1st place 	2nd place
Best lesbian blogger 	@twelveclara 	@incorrect-strq-quotes
Best Bisexual Blogger 	@hammertime-rwby 	
Best gay blogger 	@yang-png 	
Best trans man blogger	@adamtaurus 	
Best trans woman 	@katiethetransbian 	
Best nonbinary blogger	@xiaodonnas 	
Best ace blogger 	@nutslovesdolts 	
Best aro blogger 	@aromantic-eight 	
Best shitposter 	@wishcircuit 	
Best artist 	@rwbyballpointpen 	
Best writer 	@twelveclara 	
Best cosplayer 	@wishcircuit 	
Best RPer 	@nutslovesdolts 	
Best theorist 	@powerbottomblake 	
Best selfies 	@blakebellafuckingdonna ! 	
Sweetest relationship 	@twelveclara and @blakebellafuckingdonna	
Dynamic Duo 	@hammertime-rwby and @yang-is-a-branwen 	
Best gif maker 	@almea 	
Best pansexual blogger	@rwby-crack 	
Best YouTuber 	@hammertime-rwby 	
Best amv editor 	@hammertime-rwby 	
Category:RWBY
Category:2019 Awards
Category:Queer