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Peyton (fan)
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| Fan | |
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| Name: | Peyton |
| Alias(es): | sufjansontag, beachdeath, lalondes, silkspectres, twinfantasy, reyton, peytonology, marioincandenza |
| Type: | writer |
| Fandoms: | It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, BBC Sherlock, Homestuck, IT, South Park |
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| URL: | marioincandenza @ Tumblr |
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Peyton is a multifandom writer, journalist, and a founder of the blog The Niche[1]. He was one of the original creators of The Dynamic.
Peyton is a friend of graceebooks, and was involved in The Johnlock Conspiracy. He has been involved in numerous fandom wanks since the early 2010s and the subject of many callouts.[1] He has/had a page on the Fail Fandom Anon Wiki[2] that has been wiped or deleted a number of times. He has been accused of starting conspiracy theories,[3] notably to fandom, one about Andrew Garfield's leaving the role of Spider-Man.
Peyton has connected his wallet name and fan identity. He previously wrote fanfiction in a number of fandoms and published MacDennis fic on AO3 as underwooding, but deleted it due to concerns with it being connected to his professional identity.[4]Peyton is a published author of the YA Novel "Both Sides Now," which some have speculated is South Park drawer fic.[5] In December 2022, Peyton published an op-ed in the New York Times theorizing that Louisa May Alcott was trans,[6] which inspired some backlash.[7]
Works
- The Amazing Spider-Man 3: A Gay Fantasia on Superheroic Themes
- What is "The Dynamic" Anyway?
- Both Sides Now
- Jo's Boys: A Little Women Podcast
- Did the Mother of Young Adult Literature Identify as a Man?
References
- ^ https://web.archive.org/web/20230121192046/https://1892.tumblr.com/post/189991136363/another-beachdeath-callout
- ^ Lalondes/Beachdeath - "Note: this is a backup of this wikia page, first archived here on Aug 7 2017."
- ^ July 13, what's this about beachdeath calling the genocide of gay men a conspiracy? what's the background behind this?, Archived on 19 July 2022, responses by punkyiddishkeit, digoxin-purpurea, jonlovett (2017)
- ^ Oct 28 2018 - "well like sometimes you sign with a literary agent and you realize it’s no longer prudent to have 40,000 words of macdennis fic available online and attached to your real identity so you gotta scorch the earth yfm"
- ^ https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/56749664-both-sides-now
- ^ https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/24/opinion/did-the-mother-of-young-adult-literature-identify-as-a-man.html
- ^ https://unherd.com/2023/01/how-tumblr-corrupted-the-new-york-times/