rjam9works - Fandom Trumps Hate

Fandom Trumps Hate is an annual fandom-driven charity auction. In their own words;

"FTH is an online fanworks auction, designed to raise money for progressive nonprofit organizations that help and support marginalized people ... Our deal is that creators offer to make a fanwork as a thank-you gift in exchange for donations to nonprofits. Creators get to set parameters on what they will and won’t make, and bidders get to give a prompt of their choosing within those parameters." (FTH FAQ, Jan 2026)

I participated as a creator in 2025 and 2026, and will likely participate 2027 event. Down below is a list of fandoms I publish fic for (ie. it is a particular interest of mine) or media I am familiar enough with to comfortably write about. Included here as well is my 2025 FTH work if you want to get a sense of my typical offering.

MEDIA I AM MOST COMFORTABLE WRITING FOR

I have written extensively for these fandoms, even if I have not publicly published fic for them.

- Doctor Who (show)

- The Murderbot Diaries (book, show)

- Good Omens (book, show)

- Don’t Hug Me, I’m Scared (webseries, show)

- Five Nights at Freddy’s (all media)

- Little Nightmares (game, podcast)

- The Magnus Archives (podcast)

- The Umbrella Academy (comics, show)

- MCU (most media — most familiar with Moon Knight and Ironfamily content, but can reasonably write for most characters/movies. check with me first.)

OTHER MEDIA I CAN WRITE FOR

Media I have seen and enjoy, just either a) haven’t published fic for, b) I am not as familiar writing for, c) it’s been awhile since I've written for them.

- DCEU (most media — most familiar with James Gunn-era content; check with me first.)

- Star Wars (most media — most familiar with original trilogy, sequel trilogy, and spin-off live-action shows; check with me first.)

- Resident Evil (movie, RE7 - RE9)

- Iron Lung (game, movie)

- Sandman (comics and show)

- Hazbin Hotel & Helluva Boss

- Arcane: League of Legends (show)

- Lost in Space (reboot)

- BBC’s Sherlock

- ABC’s Lost

- MGM’s From

- Stranger Things

- Glitch Production shows (The Amazing Digital Circus, Knights of Guinevere, Murder Drones)

- Andy Weir books (The Martian, Artemis, Project Hail Mary)

- The Imperial Radch (main trilogy)

- Searching for a World That Doesn't Exist

- most analog and/or digital horror series (The Mandela Catalogue, Local 58, etc. — check with me first.)

- most mascot horror games (Bendy and the Ink Machine, Poppy Playtime, etc. — check with me first.)

- various indie games (No I'm Not A Human, ENA: Dream BBQ, The Stanley Parable, etc. — check with me first.)

Past FTH Works

2025

Control-Carbon Operation (The Murderbot Diaries)

I had seen crazier crimes on mining installations full of adult humans who should know better than to piss off their coworkers — a small break-in at a dorm room months ago with nothing stolen was loads better compared to that.

But the security did suck ass here. And things like this could turn very serious, very quickly. Plus, with my luck, it probably would.

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After a break-in at Iris’ room at the university, ART asks SecUnit if it would be willing to act as her security detail while the investigation is underway. This is standard.

The catch, of course, is that the “investigation” is also being handled by ART — and SecUnit by extension, because ART does not know the meaning of “staying out” of things. It doesn’t help either that the culprit is likely one of the many young humans that Iris is friends with, meaning there’s likely stupid social drama involved. Who knew that investigating a crime involved committing a lot of crime? And socializing?

2026

Modal Indexicality (The Murderbot Diaries; MCU)

There was a group of eleven humans, making a dash for the settlement, screaming their lungs out. And up on the rooftop, visible in the glinting sun, was an actual fucking assassin aiming their rifle right at that group.

Now, before I get too angry with myself, I will admit — there was a part of me that knew getting involved was a bad idea, and that this wouldn’t turn out well for me, and that I was going to get caught up in something I didn’t like that would delay me getting back to Mensah even more, etc. But the thing is that it is really hard to ignore humans when they’re screaming like that and getting shot at and also might die in front of you.

So I got involved.

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SecUnit, currently on its way to rescue Dr. Mensah, finds a weird space cube, experiences teleportation for the first time, and gets involved in an assassination attempt. Because for some reason, it can’t seem to stop rescuing random humans.

The Winter Soldier, on mission, is interrupted in his assassination by a very strange anomaly. And as it turns out, anomalies during missions make for terrible times indeed.

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Loop-de-Loop Effect (The Murderbot Diaries)

Then she got the notice that her family’s trip wasn’t going as planned. And the waiting had started.

The waiting for any news that they were okay; then the waiting for any news that SecUnit had gotten them back; then the waiting now, knowing they were on their way back of her, but being unable to do anything about it. Just sitting on her bed and twiddling her thumbs, and tracing patterns on her ceiling, trying to think about anything else besides her nanna dead, Sofi sold into slavery, her mom rotting in some labour camp —

At least the failure of an exam gave her something fresh and exciting to think about.

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Amena, former kidnapping victim, current student of the Pansystem University of Mihira and New Tideland, and not a famous scientist or brave politician like the rest of her family. But Amena also has to get over failing her exam and her family getting kidnapped. It’s a tough gig.

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