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<b>Michelle Klein-Hass</b> was a noted fanfiction author, webmaster of [[Lawndale Commons]], and fan community leader. |
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'''Michelle Klein-Häss''' was a noted fanfiction author and webmaster of [[Lawndale Commons]]. She began participating in Daria fandom in 1998 after the premiere of the second season. Michelle could often be found in [[Chat rooms|#Daria+ IRC]] and ran #Lawndale, an alternate Daria IRC room, from late 1998 until approximately summer of 1999. |
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==Biographical Information== |
==Biographical Information== |
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==Fanon and Fan Culture Contributions== |
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| ⚫ | Michelle's main fanfic contribution was the [[Lawndale, CT Continuum]], a series of fics detailing the romantic relationship between [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] and [[Trent Lane|Trent]] many years into the future. These stories were among the most influential early D/T [[shippers]], and were also among the first to give a real-world location for [[Lawndale]] (this time in Connecticut). Unfortunately, in 2005, Ms. Klein-Häss requested that all fanfic sites remove her works, as she was disillusioned with her work and its influence. |
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Michelle was also associate editor of the now-defunct Toon Magazine, and interviewed [[Glenn Eichler]] and [[Susie Lewis]] for the spring 1999 issue. This interview is notable for being the longest and most in-depth article about the show to appear in a print publication. |
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| ⚫ | Michelle's main fanfic contribution was the [[Lawndale, CT Continuum]], a series of fics detailing the romantic relationship between [[Daria]] and [[Trent Lane|Trent]] many years into the future. These stories were among the most influential early D/T shippers, and |
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==Bibliography of Major Works== |
==Bibliography of Major Works== |
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* [[From Now On, Please Keep It Real!]] - an essay against the 'fantasy episodes of S3 |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20111015200534/http://outpost-daria.com/essay/mkh_mo-1098.html Morons in the Control Room] |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20111015205100/http://outpost-daria.com/essay/mkh_mo-1098-update.html Control Room Update: The Battle Has Been Joined!] |
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* [http://web.archive.org/web/20111015200817/http://outpost-daria.com/essay/mkh_mo-1298.html A Question of Gratitude] |
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Latest revision as of 05:57, 27 August 2021
Michelle Klein-Häss was a noted fanfiction author and webmaster of Lawndale Commons. She began participating in Daria fandom in 1998 after the premiere of the second season. Michelle could often be found in #Daria+ IRC and ran #Lawndale, an alternate Daria IRC room, from late 1998 until approximately summer of 1999.
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Biographical Information[edit]
Fanon and Fan Culture Contributions[edit]
Michelle's main fanfic contribution was the Lawndale, CT Continuum, a series of fics detailing the romantic relationship between Daria and Trent many years into the future. These stories were among the most influential early D/T shippers, and were also among the first to give a real-world location for Lawndale (this time in Connecticut). Unfortunately, in 2005, Ms. Klein-Häss requested that all fanfic sites remove her works, as she was disillusioned with her work and its influence.
Michelle was also associate editor of the now-defunct Toon Magazine, and interviewed Glenn Eichler and Susie Lewis for the spring 1999 issue. This interview is notable for being the longest and most in-depth article about the show to appear in a print publication.
Bibliography of Major Works[edit]
- From Now On, Please Keep It Real! - an essay against the 'fantasy episodes of S3
External Links[edit]
- Morons in the Control Room
- Control Room Update: The Battle Has Been Joined!
- A Question of Gratitude
- From Now On, Please Keep It Real
This article is a stub. You can help DariaWiki by expanding it.