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Phil Foster

Phil Foster is known in comics fandom as the writer of the first ever Common People story and one of the "Brothers Drunk" who had a tendency to pop up in Subreality Café stories, even without writing them himself. In his own words from the acff "Inner Circle" biographies, circa 1996:
Phil's stories tended to have a humorous bent, as you can probably tell from the titles, but he also wrote serious stories such as "Stories You Hear Down the Pub" which dealt with a mutant 'coming out' story. His pieces were to the point, witty and did much in a few words.
==Notable Works==
*TCP: Firefight (The Common People Project) - The first Common People story written and the one that helped launch the genre.Xmen: The Common People, 1/1 acff post by Hawk, Aug 5, 1996 A mutant with the ability to manipulate fire decides to put his x-factor to good use.
*TCP: Street-Fighting Years (The Common People Project) An invitation has a man recalling how he'd used his mutant power.
*Pryde and Wisdom (Excalibur)- The original Pryde and Wisdom fanfic, with great British atmosphere, lots of pub-crawling and a number of in-jokes for real racmx old-timers.
*Apocalypse, Soon-ish or Days Of Future Last Tuesday Evening, Just Before The Football (X-Men) - Tired of the endless angst of Marvel's too-many-times-redone Days of Future Past, Phil decided to come up with his own version.
*TCP: Stories You Hear Down the Pub (The Common People Project) Pete Wisdom isn't the only mutant who likes to have a pint at the local pub...
*Seven Magpies (Sandman) A classic Gaimanesque Sandman tale, about a dream of perfection and the satisfaction of all desire.
*Fetch (Sandman) In another classic Gaimanesque Sandman tale, a father tells his son about a dream sheepdog that will protect him in his nightmares.
*Welcome to the Show - (Subreality/Vertigo) A fan-fic writer is introduced to Subreality and its roots in the Dreaming.
*Yer Name's Not Down, You Ain't Comin' In (Subreality) An interesting Bouncer's-eye view of Subreality.
==Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
* Subreality Central
* Common People Warehouse
* Fonts of Wisdom
* The Itty Bitty Archives
* Shifting Sands
* Magik's Fanfiction Page
=== Communities ===
* X-Writers 
* Subreality Cafe
* RACMX
* ACFF 
* Outside the Lines
=== Conventions ===
* Dex Con
==References==
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Phil Lester

Philip Michael "Phil" Lester (aka AmazingPhil) is a British YouTuber, vlogger and BBC Radio 1 presenter.
He is one half of Dan & Phil with Dan Howell. (See: Phandom)
==History==
Phil Lester was born January 30, 1987 and raised in Rawtenstall, Lancashire alongside his older brother Martyn Lester. The two siblings attended Bacup and Rawtenstall Grammar School.
Phil later completed a degree in English Language and Linguistics from the University of York and a post graduate in the Department of Theatre, Film and television. He then went on to obtain a Master of Arts in Video Postproduction with Specialisation in Visual Effects.
Phil has been living with friend and fellow YouTuber Dan Howell since August 2011.
Phil came out as gay in June 2019.
==Shipping==
The Juggernaut Ship in the fandom is Phan, the slash pairing involving Phil and Dan Howell. Most fans of this ship believed that they are together in real life. This was confirmed in Dan's coming out video "Basically, I'm Gay", where he said that him and Phil were more than friends.
As of January 26, 2016, there are 4571 works tagged "Phil Lester" on AO3. An overwhelming majority are listed as Phan (Phil Lester/Dan Howell), either as a romantic or platonic ship.
Phil/OFC and Phil/OMC are also anecdotically present.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Lucky Ones by ficlesters (sohmaskyos)
* Our Threadbare Lies by ramonaspeaks
* The Wanting Comes in Waves by Porphyrophobiac
===Fanart===
* Phil Lester by DraconaMalfoy - traditional pencil drawing
* Day 2 - Portrait of Phil by DraconaMalfoy - traditional pencil drawing
* philip by impalatardis - digital cartoon drawing
* Phil by lastcapricorn - digital painting
==Resources==
* AmazingPhil YouTube channel
* AmazingPhil official Tumblr account
* Phil Lester Wikipedia page
* AmazingPhil Tumblr tag
* 'Phil Lester' tag on AO3
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Philadelphia -- Convention City

Philadelphia -- Convention City was an article published by Robert Madle in issue 4 of Ad Astra. Madle described the beginnings of science fiction conventions in the US, and the beginnings of Michelism in Donald A. Wollheim and John B. Michel's speech at the Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention in 1937. He ended with some predictions for the upcoming Chicago World Science Fiction Convention in 1940. Madle's opinion was that Philadelphia had hosted the friendliest conventions of any other city.
== Quotes ==
== References ==
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Philadelphia Conference of 1939

The Philadelphia Conference of 1939 was held in the same hall as the Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention of 1937.
== Events ==
Jack Speer's Fancyclopedia reported that both Futurians and members of the Queens Science Fiction League attended "for the last time at any one gathering", and "a fite almost happened between Sykora and Wollheim."Philcon 1939 on Fancyclopedia; text quoted from Speer's first edition in 1944. 
== Reports ==
=== Bob Tucker ===
Bob Tucker in Le Zombie reported a near-outbreak of "fisticuffs", after "somebody named Sykoka [sic] made a statement that was doubted by somebody named Wollheim, and Mr. Wollheim was so rude as to declare his disbelief aloud."Bob Tucker in Le Zombie, issue 17 page 3 (November 18, 1939)
Tucker said that the gathering was "very dull" overall, and guessed about 40 guests were present. The pro authors A.M. Phillips and L.A. Eshbach were present, but Tucker was unable to find Charles Hornig or Mort Weisinger. Mark Reinsberg commented that he didn't read Amazing Stories, which Tucker described as "the gem of rarest value that will long be remembered."
Tucker later released a history of Chicon I in which he said that Mark Reinsberg, the head of the Illini Fantasy Fictioneers, didn't want him sitting near the Futurians during Philcon, as tensions were high between the Futurians and New Fandom in the aftermath of the Great Exclusion Act. The IFF was hoping to plan the upcoming Worldcon and didn't want to lose New Fandom's support.Bob Tucker: The First Chicon, pg. 4.Tau Ceti Reprints no. 2, May 1965.
=== Robert A. W. Lowndes ===
Lowndes' report was entirely concerned with the ongoing feud between his own club, the Futurians, and the Triumvirs of New Fandom/the Queens Science Fiction League. He gave a more detailed account of the near-fight between Wollheim and Sykora.
== References ==
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Philadelphia Science Fiction Conference

The Philadelphia Science Fiction Conference, also known as Philco, Phillycon and Philcon, is an annual convention hosted by the Philadelphia Science Fiction Society. Several Worldcons have also been called "Philcon".
The first few Philadelphia Conferences were known by different names since fan conventions were still in their early years. It is still running, with the most recent conference being held on November 17, 2023. 
== Past Years ==
1936: The First Eastern Science Fiction Convention (or the First Convention)
Usually cited as the first-ever science fiction convention. At least nine fans attended, including Ossie Train, Donald A. Wollheim, Milton A. Rothman, Frederik Pohl, John B. Michel, Will Sykora, David Kyle, Robert A. Madle, John Baltadonis, and Herbert Goudket.
1937: The Third Eastern Science Fiction Convention had around 30-40 fans attending. Donald Wollheim read John Michel's speech Mutation or Death!
1938: 1938 Philadelphia Conference was a battleground in the war between New Fandom and the Futurians. The Futurians threatened to host their own con called the Fifth Conference, but their con failed to materialize and they never showed up to the Philcon.
1939: Philadelphia Conference of 1939
1940: Philadelphia Science Fiction Conference/1940
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Philadelphia Science Fiction Conference/1940

Phillycon 1940 was also known as the Fifth Annual. The main event of note was a debate over New Fandom's proposed "Newarkon", which never materialized. Some attendees saw the proposal as an attempt to distract from the upcoming Denvention.
== Reports ==
Fantasy-News reported that the chair was Alexander M. Philips and listed the representatives their branch of the Science Fiction League planned to send as Hyman Tiger, Bob Studley, Dick Crain, Robert G. Thompson, Will Sykora and Frances Alberti Sykora, James V. Taurasi, Rose Alberti, Bill Groveman, Sam Moskowitz, Alex Osheroff, Frank Strouse, and Chris Mulrain.Fantasy-News, issue 125 pg. 1 (Nov. 10 1940)
Bob Studley reported competing for a rare copy of the first Amazing Stories with Milt Rothman, who won. He continued:
== References ==
Category:1940 Conventions
Philedom

Philedom is a term that is still used to refer to the X-Files fandom in general. It's usually used by X-Philes.
XFilesNews is the fandom's main news website.
==History==
The term probably originated at the alt.tv.x-files usenet discussion group where one of the earliest usages of the term was on April 26th 1994 by Kevin Roberson in a reply to Paula J. Vitaris https://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.tv.x-files/7oENuntynig/JagR6pzzmQgJ
==Further Reading==
*“Shipping,” and other cultural concepts we can trace back to the X-Files by Jane C. Hu, September 10, 2018
*How The X-files Helped Shape Modern Fandom — Including Shipping by Alyse Wax, Mar 20, 2018, syfywire.com
*X-Files fandom revisited by apeygirl February 18th, 2016
*The X-Files: A History of the Fandom by Matt Allair Jan 24, 2018, danofgeek.com
* The X-Files and the birth of obsessive internet fandom by Scott Meslow, January 22, 2016
*A Note about the X-Files Fandom by adieangel, September 8, 2015
*How Horny X-Files Lovers Created a New Type of Online Fandom by Kate Knibbs, 5/05/15, gizmodo
*Being of service: X-Files fans and social engagement by Bethan Jones in Transformative Works and Cultures
*Visible Fandom: Reading The X-files Through X-philes by Christine A. Wooley in Journal of Film and Video Vol. 53, No. 4 (Winter 2001-2002), pp. 29-53
*The X-files, X-philes and X-philia: Internet Fandom as a Site of Convergence by Amanda1 Howell in Media International Australia, Incorporating Culture & Policy Issue 97 (Nov 2000)
*Post-Object Fandom: Television, Identity and Self-narrative by Rebecca Williams 
*Fannish discourse communities and the construction of gender in The X-Files by Emily Regan Wills
==See also==
*X-Files Fandom Glossary Category on Fanlore
*X-Files fan-run Charities
*List of X-Files Acronyms and Terminology
*X-Phile Census
*Waves in X-Files Fandom
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary‎
Philip K. Dick

Philip K. Dick was an American science fiction writer. He had (and continues to have) a fan following for his own writing, but there is a bigger fandom associated with movies and TV shows adapted from his works, such as Blade Runner and The Man in the High Castle.
See Wikipedia for a complete bibliography and a list of adaptations of his works.
== Fanworks Fandoms ==
Fans have written some fanfiction for a few of his works, but fanfiction of the adaptations is more popular. On the AO3 as of 2022, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? is the most popular of his stories, with 22 fanworks. Blade Runner is the most popular adaptation, with 371 fanworks, along with 222 Blade Runner fusions for other fandoms. The second most popular is The Man in the High Castle with 273 fanworks. There are also fanworks for Minority Report and Total Recall. Fanfiction.net has a similar spread, with Blade Runner as the most popular adaptation (114 stories).
== Fandom ==
===Meta===
* by ms-demeanor, about symbolism and motifs across Dick's body of work.
== Links ==
===Fannish Resources===
* PhilipKDick.com.com (Twitter), a fansite
* PKDElectricDreams.com, another fansite
* Philip K. Dick FANPAGE, another fansite
* big-swinging-dick.tumblr.com, a Tumblr blog run by ms-demeanor
===Communities===
* r/philipkDickheads on Reddit
* #philip k dick on Tumblr
===Wikis===
* Philip K. Dick on Wikipedia
* Philip K. Dickipedia Wiki on Fandom.com
* Philip K. Dick on Fancyclopedia
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Philip Mak

Philip Mak was the creator and owner of the Shoujo-Ai Archive website as well as a moderator on its forums. He was also a writer for various fandoms, mostly Ranma 1/2. He was a well-known and highly respected member of the yuri community.
He died of a sudden aneurysm on February 28th, 2007, much to the shock and sorrow of many fans. He was only 26 years old.
==Links==
* Shoujo-Ai Archive (mirror version)
* Philip Mak's fanfiction (archived link)
* Announcement of his passing
Category: Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2007 Deaths
Philippa Georgiou

==Canon==
Philippa Georgiou was a Starfleet officer and Captain of the USS Shenzhou. She died in the Battle of the Binary Stars.
===Mirrorverse===
Emperor Philippa Georgiou adopted an orphaned Michael Burnham and raised the child as her daughter. Years later, Burnham collaborated with Gabriel Lorca to overthrow the Emperor. Burnham was killed by Lorca, but as her body was never recovered, Georgiou welcomed the Prime Universe's Michael as her own daughter. 
Georgiou kills Lorca during his second failed coup. Burnham rescues Phillipa, bringing her aboard the Discovery and into the Prime Universe, as the Emperor's ship was destroyed.
==Fandom==
Mirrorverse Georgiou is openly bisexual, and an antagonist and villain in the second half of season 1. Some fans were annoyed by the use of the Evil Bisexual trope. There is no indication that Georgiou from the Prime Universe was bisexual, but many fans assume she was and so, falls afoul of the Bury Your Gays trope. Mirrorverse Georgiou is sometimes compared to Elim Garak.Tumblr post by siskolesbian. May 20, 2023. "(and whoever said she was the Garak archetype of discovery is right: she is indeed a formerly evil bad lgbt rep icon who alternates between helping out and causing trouble for her own amusement),"
In fanworks Phillipa is paired almost exclusively with women. Many works also focus on her mentor/student relationship with Michael Burnham.
===Pairings===
* Michael Burnham/Philippa Georgiou 
* Philippa Georgiou/Commodore Paris (Star Trek: Alternate Original Series) 
* Michael Burnham/Mirror Philippa Georgiou 
* Katrina Cornwell/Philippa Georgiou
==Example Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Philippa Georgiou works on Ao3
* Philippa Georgiou works on ff.net
==References==
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Phillip Frond

Mr. Frond is a recurring character in Bob's Burgers. As Wagstaff School's guidance counsellor, he is often wound tighter than the dolls he knits. Nervous and borderline incompetent at his own profession—the credentials for which are under question—his presence will frequently do more harm than good, however he is not for a lack of trying.
==Shipping==
Mr. Frond is canonically paired with the Belcher kids' aunt Gayle, much to their (and especially Louise's) chagrin. It has been hinted that he's had dates with other women; however, they haven't been officially named. In fanon, Mr. Frond doesn't see much shipping.
==Common Tropes and Themes==
Despite being a guidance counsellor, Mr. Frond comes across as exceptionally gullible, with the likes of Louise able to turn his own guidance techniques against him. He can also be persuaded into almost any situation should it come under the guise of "counselling", where Louise is also a common perpetrator.
Mr. Frond's notable scream often leads to him being put in physical distress, such as having his head shaved. His constant vying for approval will also lead to him humiliating himself for acceptance, making him an exceptionally poor role model for children.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
*Phillip Frond on AO3
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Philomena Cunk

Philomena Cunk is a character who first appeared on the show Charlie Brooker's Weekly Wipe, though she is most well known for appearing in a series of British mockumentaries, notably Cunk on Earth and its predecessor Cunk on Britain. She is an ill-informed interviewer and commentator.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Fans of her have argued she would make a good Tumblr Sexywoman:
Some fans have run with the idea of Philomena being a Time Lord from Doctor Who, or even a future incarnation of The Doctor themselves. Alternatively, some see her as a companion.
Fanworks often feature her talking about fictional events in her usual deadpan and frequently incorrect style.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*Cunk on Hunger Games (Oct 2023)
*Cunk on Lesbos (Sep 2023) by OfMonstersAndWerewolves, featuring Cunk interviewing fictional sapphics.
*Cunk on Time (Mar 2023) by The Saddleman, featuring Cunk as a Gallifreyan/failed Time Lord
===Fanart===
====Links====
*CUNK ON ARCHIVES!!! (Jun 2023) by streetlight-halo, featuring Philomena documenting The Magnus Archives.
*Philomena Cunk the Wonderous Time Lord (Jun 2023) by callmekamel, featuring Philomena as a Time Lord.
*so glad we all see the vision (Aug 2023) by drzone, featuring Philomena as the Sixteenth Doctor.
===Memes===
File:Philomena Cunk FNV.jpg|Meme of Philomena discussing an event from Fallout: New Vegas.
==Resources & Extenal Links==
*Philomena Cunk page on KnowYourMeme
==References==
Philomytha

Philomytha published her first fanfic online in 2000. Since then she has been a very prolific writer and also occasionally recs stuff. She first became known for writing many excellent Vorkosigan Saga fic, where she is particularly known for her portrayal of Simon Illyan and his relationship with Aral Vorkosigan, as well as the now-canonical ship Alys/Simon. Recently, her Rivers of London stories have also been widely recommended. 
She gives blanket permission to transform her works.Sticky post, 16.1.2013
==Reviews==
==Some Fanworks==
===Rivers of London===
* Folly To Be Wise. Popular casefic written for Yuletide 2013
* The Purple Jug. Magical sex pollen at a gay bar. Also for Yuletide 2013
* Birdcage. Another popular casefic (2014)
===Sharing Knife===
* Tent Bluefield. Post-series vignette written for Yuletide 2014. The most-kudos'd Sharing Knife work on AO3
===Vorkosigan===
* The Rules of Barrayaran Sex Aral/Cordelia for Yuletide 2009
* Aral Vorkosigan's Dog. Simon & Aral novel (2010)
* Vorkosigan's Day. Duv Galeni's first meeting with Aral (2010)
==References==
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Philosopher At Large

Philosopher At Large is a fan writer, artist and essayist active in the Tolkien fandom in the early 2000s. She describes herself as a lifelong Tolkien fan.Fanfiction.net: Philosopher At Large: Profile (accessed 31 August 2012) Firmly of the bookverse persuasion with regard to Lord of the Rings, she was known for her dissections of the Peter Jackson films. She left fandom in 2004, leaving her epic Silmarillion novel languishing near to completion.
Her personal website, Odd Lots, housed her fanfiction, essays, rants and alternative scripts for the LotR films. It also sheltered various items kicked off fanfiction.net, including Protectors of the Plot Continuum. The site went offline c. 2009.
==Notable Works==
*A Boy, A Girl, & A Dog: The Lay of Leithian Dramatic Script Project -- her retelling of the tale of Beren and Luthien is probably her best-known work; still a WiP
*Terrible Gifts -- winner of The Silmarillion category in the Mithril Awards 2003
*Wise, Fearless and Fair -- Galadriel's choice (LotR); runner up in the Best characterisation – Tolkien character category of the Mithril Awards 2003
==Reference==
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Philosophy 20

philosophy_20 was a LiveJournal community for themed prompts with a philosophical theme. There were 580 entries and 1,105 comments left in the community during its active years. It was affiliated with 100moods and was listed at 150_comms. psych_30 listed it as an inspiration.
==Links==
*AO3 tag
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Philosophy of Fan Fiction

Philosophy of Fan Fiction is a 2001 essay by Deva. It was published in an online webzine. 
This essay was linked to and discussed by slash writers sand readers on diaryland and other blogs. It mentions Buffy, Batman and Blake's 7.
It generated 8 pages of debate on the webzine forum. These comments are, sadly, not archived. Forum page (archive)
==About the Webzine==
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==References==
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Phineas and Ferb

Phineas and Ferb is an American musical-comedy cartoon that aired on the Disney Channel from 2007 to 2015. The plot revolves around step-brothers Phineas Flynn and Ferb Fletcher and their wacky adventures during their summer vacation, which Candace Flynn always tries to bust by telling their parents on them. Every episode features this plot, a b-plot featuring their pet Perry the Platypus and his life as a secret agent fighting the evil scientist Heinz Doofenshmirtz, as well as a musical number.
Appealing aspects of the show included the stylized art (each main character's head is based on simple geometry), lack of mean/vicious motivations, and the creator's decision not to dumb it down for kids.It’s Been A Great Summer- An Interview With Jeff “Swampy” Marsh & Dan Povenmire #PhineasAndFerbEvent June 11, 2015 - accessed September 7 2020 It has had an active and worldwide fandom since it premiered in 2007. 
A continuation of the series premiered 10 years later in 2025 on Disney+.
==Fandom==
===Fan Artists===
* GaYa-1026
==Gen Fanworks and Shipping==
Gen fanworks are more common than shipping in fanworks. Canon-style stories of fluff and friendship are common.
The show has many popular pairings, both canon and non-canonical, and what is considered to be the most popular pairing changes depending on where you look. As of 2024, on Archive of Our Own, Doofenshmirtz/Perry is the most popular pairing. On sites such as DeviantArt and Instagram, Phineas/Isabella (the canonical endgame pairing) and Phineas/Ferb are more popular. Vanessa/Ferb, Candace/Jeremy and Baljeet/Buford have also been popular for many years with fans.
=== Pairings ===
Portmanteau etc. 	Ship 	Characters 	Tropes
• Perryshmirtz • Doofenperry	Heinz Doofenshmirtz/Perry the Platypus	Heinz Doofenschmirtz / Perry the Platypus	Nemesis Enemies Friendship Slash
• Phinerb 	Phineas/Ferb 	Phineas Flynn / Ferb Fletcher 	Step-Siblings Slash
• Phinabella 	Phineas/Isabella 	Phineas Flynn / Isabella Garcia Shapiro 	Crush Endgame Pining
• Ferbnessa 	Ferb/Vanessa 	Ferb Fletcher / Vanessa Doofenschmirtz 	Crush Pining
• Ferbella 	Ferb/Isabella 	Ferb Fletcher / Isabella Garcia-Shapiro 	Friends to Lovers Best Friends Pining
• Canderemy 	Jeremy/Candace 	Jeremy Johnson / Candace Flynn 	Crush
• 	Phineas/Candace 	Phineas Flynn / Candace Flynn 	Siblings Incest
• Bujeet 	Baljeet/ Buford 	Baljeet Tjinder/ Buford Van Stomm 	Bully and Nerd Slash
• Balinger 	Baljeet/ Ginger 	Baljeet Tjinder/ Ginger Hirano 	
• Candessa 	Candace / Vanessa 	Candace Flynn / Vanessa Doofenschmirtz 	Femslash
==Fan Theories==
Doofenshmirtz being Phineas' father is a popular Fan Theory.
==Example Fanworks==
*doofenperry twitter au!!!
* Maybe He's Just Taciturn by BlackEyedGirl explores how Phineas and Ferb communicate when Ferb is known for hardly ever speaking.
* Irrelevant by Icka M Chif is a Doctor Who crossover with Dalek-related fanart.
* AHAHAHHAAHHAHA by Izzi571, Archived
* 😢 by Gaya-1026, Archived
* もう少し寝ていたい朝 by Milkyboyx, Archived
==Links==
*Fanon wiki, containing many fan characters
==References==
*Phineas and Ferb