Citations:WayHaught

English citations of WayHaught

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2016, Nahomy Ortiz & Carolyn Rodriguez, "A Sense Of Courage", Mimp, Winter 2016, page 60:
Many fans of the show have found the courage to come out to their friends and family because of WayHaught.
2018, Maureen Ryan, "A Cult Show’s Recipe for Success: Whiskey, Twitter and Complex Women", The New York Times, 6 July 2018:
“Wynonna Earp’s” profile only grew once L.G.B.T. fans came on board in a big way. Twitter trending happened regularly during Season 2 and WayHaught fan art, fan fiction and T-shirts proliferated.
2018, "Wynonna Earp's Katherine Barrell Picks Her Favorite WayHaught Moments", The Columbus Dispatch, 11 July 2018:
But which is Katherine Barrell's favorite WayHaught moment of all time?
2019, Resa Haile, "Wynonna Earp, Supergirl and the Power of Choosing", in Fourth Wave Feminism in Science Fiction and Fantasy: Volume 2. Essays on Television Representations, 2013-2019 (eds. Valerie Estelle Frankel), page 57:
The audience is invested in the Waverly Earp and Nicole Haught love story (dubbed “WayHaught” by fans and perhaps named with that possible portmanteau in mind).
2019, Stefani Deoul, "ClexaCon–We're Here for the Queer", Letters from CAMP Rehoboth, 3 May 2019, page 73:
Fandoms from Buffy to Avalanche, Black Lightning, Wynona^[sic] Earp (aka WayHaught), to name but a few, were dissected and celebrated.