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The Hope

The Hope is a gen Real Ghostbusters 292-page digest-sized novel by Sheila Paulson. 
==Series==
It is set in the same universe as:
*The Hope
*Nexus
*Anachronism
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: "A fascinating fantasy novel where an unconventional transition between dimensions brings the Ghostbusters to a world that once held elves and wizards, but now is engaged in a 500-year-old war with kobolds, a vicious race subject to fits of uncontrolled rage. An old friend of Ray's is not all he seems. Can the Ghostbusters prevent an all-out war that would destroy the Land? And why is one of the enemy a blood brother of the king's son? Will the team ever be able to return home? This story is set in the same universe as ANACHRONISM and NEXUS... and reunites the Ghostbusters with New York cop Sean Kelly and his partner."
 Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Category:2007 Zines
The Horizon B7 Colouring Book

The Horizon B7 Colouring Book is a fan club publication. It contains 20 pages.
For similar creations, see Coloring Book.
An 2013 overview of the coloring book can be found here.reference link.
==References==
Category:Coloring Books
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Horizon Blake's 7 Technical Manual

The Horizon B7 Technical Manual is a non-fiction canon resource for Blake's 7. It has three parts. 
left|thumb||front cover of part 1
From a distributor, Knightwriter: 
Image:blakes7tech2-1.jpg| part 2
Image:blakes7tech2-2.jpg|inside page from part 2
Image:blakes7tech2-3.jpg|inside page from part 2
Image:blakes7tech2-4.jpg|inside page from part 2
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1988 Zines 
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1992 Zines
The Horizon Interviews

The Horizon Interviews is a 134-page collection of fourteen Blake's 7 interviews that appeared in Horizon Newsletter. 
The art is by Tim Pieraccini.
 
The editors had planned to publish a second edition, but this was possibly complicated by the Blake's 7 Wars. 
==Sister Zines==
 
* Horizon Letterzine
* Horizon Newsletter
* Horizon (fiction)
==The Editorial==
The editorial was by Diane Gies.
==Contents==
* Jacqueline Pearce (interview conducted Summer 1980) (reprinted from Horizon #2) (1)
* Steven Pacey (interview conducted September 1980) (reprinted from Horizon #2) (10)
* Lorna Helbron (interview conducted March 1981) (reprinted from Horizon #4) (18)
* Josette Simon (interview conducted February 1981) (reprinted from Horizon #5) (28)
* Jan Chappell (interview conducted May 1981) (reprinted from Horizon #6) (36)
* Geoffrey Burridge (interview conducted Spring 1982) (reprinted from Horizon #7) (44)
* Michael Keating (interview conducted February 1982) (reprinted from Horizon #7) (54)
* Peter Tuddenham (interview conducted February 1982) (reprinted from Horizon #8) (65)
* Glynis Barber (interview conducted July 1983) (reprinted from Horizon #10) (73)
* Mat Irvine (interview conducted February 1984) (reprinted from Horizon #12) (83)
* Brian Croucher (interview conducted September 1984) (reprinted from Horizon #13) (97)
* Sheelagh Wells (interview conducted February 1985) (reprinted from Horizon #14) (109)
* Paul Darrow (interview conducted April 1985) (reprinted from Horizon #15) (116)
* Sally Knyvette (interview conducted Summer 1985) (reprinted from Horizon #17) (128)
==Sample Interior==
Image:horizoninterviews-1.jpg| Jacqueline Pearce
Image:horizoninterviews-2.jpg| Michael Keating
Image:horizoninterviews-3.jpg|Mat Irvine 
 
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:Club Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Horrifically Honest Guide to Fanfiction Terms

The Horrifically Honest Guide to Fanfiction Terms is a tongue in cheek "glossary" of common fan fiction terms written by Lady Alyssa and Random Dent.
Summary: "We tell you the truth about fanfiction! "
Examples:
*Archive: Cemetery for deceased plotbunnies. Storage of stories. Often of varying quality, but some just suck.
*Hurt/Comfort: Best to demonstrate with a mini-fic here. Writer takes character A, strips him, strings him up from a tree, covers him in honey and sets a swarm of wasps on him. Character B wanders past, and says, "What's happened to you then?" A replies, "I've been stripped, strung up from a tree, covered in honey and had a swarm of wasps set on me. It's really quite painful." B, "Oh. Poor you. Fancy a shag?"
*WIP: Work In Progress. Written by people who think the ‘Iliad’ was too damn concise.
Category: 2002 Meta
The Horse-Tamer's Daughter (album)

The Horse-Tamer's Daughter is a filk album named after the title song; a songbook of the same title was also released. The album was sung by Julia Ecklar, and most of the songs were written by Leslie Fish.
The story behind Threes was eventually incorporated into the book Oathbreakers in Mercedes Lackey's world of Velgarth.
==Awards==
Three songs on this album won Pegasus awards and another was nominated, Pegasus Nominated Songs: The Horse-Tamer's Daughter (nominated in 1999 for Best Hero Song, and won in 2002 for Best Song That Tells A Story); Signy Mallory (in 2005, for Best Space Opera Song), Temper of Revenge (in 1991, for Best War/Vengeance Song). Female of the Species was nominated in 1998 for Best Adaptation.
==Filks==
Several songs on the album have inspired filks of their own.
Female of the Species: The Female is More Specious
Temper of Revenge: Temperature of Revenge (a Star Trek filksong about Khan)
Threes: Has several filks-- Bob Kanefsky wrote both Threes Take 3 (a different, less noble interpretation of the story) and Rama's Company, Geoffrey Avalon wrote Threes Rev. 3.11 about pitching software to customers.
Signy Mallory has been filked. (Details TBA.)
The Horse-Tamer's Daughter inspired a crossover with Frank Hayes' Like A Lamb to the Slaughter (about Mattie Groves) called "Like Comyn to the Slaughter," telling the events of the song with a satirical twist; Joshua Kronengold wrote The Ruined Tower to the tune of "Under the Gripping Beast." Others exist.
The Darkover wiki writes: "Heather Stern wrote that the tune of "The Horse-Tamer's Daughter" "is good but the original lyrics were ... unpopular. 22 verses and not quite canon attitude towards Darkover." She created an autobiographical filksong The Programmer's Daughter to the tune." http://darkover.wikia.com/wiki/The_Horse-Tamer's_Daughter
==Track listing==
* Walk through the Night Side (Leslie Fish)
* Female of the Species (Rudyard Kipling/Leslie Fish)
* The Bait (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* Temper of Revenge (Julia Ecklar)
* A Rose for Emily (Julia Ecklar)
* Laughter from the Loch (Don Simpson)
* Threes (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* Fellowship Going South (Leslie Fish, arr.by Catherine Cook)
* Signy Mallory (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish)
* Miracle Worker (Julia Ecklar)
* Golden Eyes (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish, arr. by Joey Shoji)
* The Horse Tamer's Daughter (Leslie Fish) (Darkover)
* The Oath (Arlin Robins)
* Black Widows in the Privy (Heather Rose Jones)
==References==
Category:1984 Fanworks
Category:Filk Songs
The Horse-Tamer's Daughter (filkbook)

The Horse-Tamer's Daughter is a filk songbook published by Off-Centaur Publications. 
This songbook was edited by Teri Lee and illustrated by Carolly Hauksdottir, Wendy Rose, and Don Simpson. 
Each song included both musical notation and art. Several songs included won Pegasus Awards.Pegasus nominated songs, accessed 16 May 2010
==Related==
* The Horse-Tamer's Daughter, single filk
* The Horse-Tamer's Daughter, audio collection of Darkover filks
* The Horse-Tamer's Daughter, printed collection of Darkover filks
* the words to the filk as printed in Fesarius #6, with art by Pyracantha
==Songlist==
*Walk through the Night Side (Leslie Fish), illus. Don Simpson
*Female of the Species (Rudyard Kipling/Leslie Fish), illus. Carrolly Hauksdottir
*The Bait (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish), illus. Carrolly Hauksdottir
*Temper of Revenge (Julia Ecklar)
*A Rose for Emily (Julia Ecklar) illus. Don Simpson
*Laughter from the Loch (Don Simpson) illus. Don Simpson
*Threes (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish) illus. Carrolly Hauksdottir
*Fellowship Going South (Leslie Fish; arr. Catherine Cook) illus. Don Simpson
*Signy Mallory (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish) illus. Don Simpson
*Miracle Worker (Julia Ecklar) illus. Don Simpson
*Golden Eyes (Mercedes Lackey/Leslie Fish; arr. Joey Shoji) illus. Don Simpson
*The Horse Tamer's Daughter (Leslie Fish) illus. Wendy Rose
*The Oath (Arlin Robbins) illus. Carrolly Hauksdottir
*Black Widows in the Privy (Heather Rose Jones) illus. Don Simpson
==Other Places of Print==
The single main piece is also in Moon Phases #7.
==References==
Category:1984 Songbooks
Category:Filk Songs
The Horsemaster

The Horsemaster is a slash Starsky & Hutch story by Charlotte Frost.
It was printed in Timeless and later online.
 
==Summary==
An AU that takes place in 1858 Victorian England.
==The Author Comments==
==References==
 Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2003 Fanfiction‎
The Hot Mess That is Akefia

The Hot Mess That is Akefia is a Meta essay and research made by Ariasune on Tumblr, with an updated version later posted on Archiveofourown, trying to find the origins of Yami Bakura's popular fanon name Akefia.
==Some Topics Discussed==
==Excerpts==
Category:2015 Meta
Category:Yu-Gi-Oh
The Hounds of the Internet

The Hounds of the Internet, or HOUNDS-L, is a Sherlock Holmes fan community and listserv. It spun off in 1992 from the broader DOROTHYL mystery mailing list. It was a recognized scion society of the Baker Street Irregulars. Since May 1998, a story was announced each week as the subject of discussion.
==References==
Category:Sherlock Holmes
The Hours Between Four and Nine

The Hours Between Four and Nine is a slash Starsky and Hutch story by April Valentine. 
It was originally published in No Pants, No Badge, No Gun and is online.
==Series==
* The Hours Between Four and Nine by April Valentine (1985) 
* A Fine Storm by Suzan Lovett (1985)
* The Sweetest Taboo by April Valentine (1987)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The House Always Sins

The House Always Sins is the first ever fanzine released by the Gauda Prime Social Club. The zine contributors in this issue are all members of the GPSC Discord server where the zine was released. It is also available through the GPSC's Tumblr page.
The zine's general style and theme is based off a Freedom City/Gambit/casino vibe, with the cover art depicting a costumed PGP Roj Blake playing poker, with Dayna Mellanby, Kerr Avon and Vila Restal in the background.
The back cover features a number of screenshot manipulations and tabloid-style headlines for a spoof magazine. This cover also makes reference to one of Gareth Thomas's lesser known characters, Morgan Thomas from Morgan's Boy - a character that has held a very small cult following from other members of the Blake's 7 fandom. 
On 21 March 2021, A4 softcover print copies were made available for purchase. No profits are made from these sales.
==Fanfiction==
* Just a Glimpse by Chessene (Avon/Jenna)
* The Sopronos by executrix 
* Triad by Bunn1cula (A/J)
* Predestination by executrix 
* Cleaner by Emmaliza (Gan/Tarrant)
* Sand Castle by Not Ginger, translated from Russian by Erimia (Tarrant/Servalan)
* The Art of Driving by Bunn1cula (Blake/Jenna)
* Orphan Blake by executrix 
* In the Forest by Anonymous (Blake/Avon)
* Artificial Degradation by Emmaliza
* Nocturne by foreignobjecticus (B/A)
* CLICK TO SUBMIT by executrix (B/A, Cally/OFC)
* There's Language in His Eye by Bunn1cula
* Catch You When You Fall by foreignobjecticus, hadescavedish (Avon/Vila)
* The Prisoner of Zen, Da? by executrix 
* On the Floor by Anonymous (A/V)
* Venezuela by executrix (Blake/OMC)
* Satisfied; or Yet Another Galley Fic by SeedyGan (B/A) (Galley fic)
==Fanart==
* Art for Triad by chrysopoetical
* Art for Catch You When You Fall by hadescavedish
* Ma Lune et mes Étoiles by chrysopoetical (Dayna/Soolin)
* The House Always Sins cover art by chrysopoetical
* Pulsar back cover art by foreignobjecticus
==Other==
* 'Game' Probability Square by foreignobjecticus
* 'Game' Belkov's Crossword by foreignobjecticus
* 'Game' Anna-grams by Chessene and foreignobjecticus
* 'Filk' Gauda Prime (Waterloo) by Anonymous
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:2021 Zines
The House in Fata Morgana

The House in Fata Morgana is a visual novel by Japanese developer Novectacle. Originally released in 2012, it received an official English translation in 2016.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
=== Zines ===
* Welcome to the Mansion
== Archives & Fannish Links ==
* ファタモルガーナの館 | Fata Morgana no Yakata | The House in Fata Morgana (Video Game) fanworks on Archive of Our Own
== Resources ==
* Fata morgana no Yakata entry at VNDB
Category:The House in Fata Morgana
The House of Red

The House of Red is a gen 10th Kingdom 202-page novel by Mary Anne Gruen. Originally published online, The House of Red was collected and published as a full size, spiral comb bound fanzine by Kingdoms Press in June 2001. From the online mirror:
: "Every family has its secrets, but the House of Red Riding Hood seems to have more than its share. While the rest of the Nine Kingdoms fights a great war against the trolls, Virginia, Wolf, and Tony take a step back in time to witness the crimes in the House of Red and shine the light of truth on them."
In March 2001, Kingdoms Press held an art contest for illustrators (10K Art Contest by Chris in 10thKingdom, a YahooGroup, on March 12 2001. Accessed June 13 2012). In April, Kingdoms Press announced the production of a fanzine of The House of Red that would include illustrations (KingdomsPress Art Contest - Revisited by Chris in 10thKingdom, a YahooGroup, on April 22 2001. Accessed June 13 2012). Two artists, Aqua and Luna Llena Rivera, provided the illustrations. According to Luna Llena Rivera, "This project actually started out as a competition, but only one other artist and I entered it (and I still wonder why that was!), and so by default both she and I became the "official" illustrators!" The zine was sold with six illustrations, either by Aqua or Luna Llena Rivera, in either black and white or color editions.
Category:The 10th Kingdom
Category:2001 Zines
The House of Telemachus

The House of Telemachus is an archive of slash stories and art of a mild to explicit sexual nature. It includes scattered fanworks, which are not able to be sorted to directly. 
==Authors and Artists==
Abizboah, Amalaric, Anddrew Greggory, Anonymous, Arthur Hero, Baboonfan, Bambamtop, Bhillybitch, Boyd Wunder, Bros fate, Caesar, Casaaer, Catgenie, Catglee, Caveman, CenturionF, ChiefDeltaKnight117, Colchian Dragon, Colonel Wintle, Cracker, Crusher, Dan Hibiki, David Circe, dommedhunk, Dylan, EbonArt, Echidna Jack, F. M. Kitsune, FantasyBondage, Ferdy, Fin, Franco, GayFanBoy8, German Twister, GIX, Glaucon55, Handy, Hapki88, haroldbudd, Henry Dee, Herodotus, Himeros, Hooder, Iceman Blue, Jackson Pickett, Jacob Lawrence, James West, January Weather, Jarvann, JMack, Jock Topper, John Nail, Jotto, Jubell, Justin Hill, Ken Laben, Khalid, Kyle Cicero, LaW, Louis C. DePasquale, MadKat, Mark Sayrs, Mars Eclipse, Master Skrain, McGarguy, Mchlsctt709, Michael Randall, Neck40, Nox, Priapus Of Milet, Procum Hunter, ProfGuy15, Randi2511, Randy Dragon, Ranger Pietro, Rémi, Rick Henry, Riggsr93, ripped.up, Robert Lust, RotherhamMan, Rough Stud, Salacious1, Scorpio, SHeroNY, shiba8, Slade Travis, steerboyz, Steve Sierran, Steve Stimle, Stud Stealer, swphillyboi, TDG, Telemachus, The Extractor, Tiberius, Tripledistilled, Tyler Bernard, UPassOut, Varlance, Will Scott, William Benjamin, Wolfpek, Wrstlr
The House with a Clock in Its Walls

The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a YA dark fantasy novel written by John Bellairs and illustrated by Edward Gorey. Almost all of Gorey's pen and ink illustrations can be seen here: It was published in 1973. The book is the first in a series of twelve novels about the orphaned teenage boy Lewis Barnavelt. 
==Canon==
===Adaptions===
In 1979, the novel was used as the basis for one of the three tales of terror in the TV anthology Once Upon a Midnight Scary, hosted by Vincent Price.Once Upon a Midnight Scary on IMDb A live-action film of the same name was released in 2018.
==Fandom==
The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a rarelit microfandom.
===Gallery===
File:Jonathan Barnes- Archmage Extraordinaire.jpg|Jonathan Barnes (Jonathan Barnavelt) by DiscountBinNinja (2013)
File:House with a clock in it s walls poster.jpg|House With A Clock In It's Walls Poster by OrionPax09 (2016)
File:Lewis barnavelt.jpg|Lewis Barnavelt by WillCraig (2018)
File:Clock.jpg|Inktober, Day 15: Clock by dissonantharmony (2018)
==Archives and Resources==
* Lewis Barnavelt Series - John Bellairs tag on AO3
* Wikipedia:List of Lewis Barnavelt novels
* Wikipedia:The House with a Clock in Its Walls
* The House with a Clock in its Walls content on The Complete Bellairs Wiki
==References==
Category:Lewis Barnavelt
Category:Young Adult Literature
The House with a Clock in Its Walls (film)

The House with a Clock in Its Walls is a movie adaption of John Bellairs's dark fantasy YA novel of the same name.
==Canon==
===Characters===
Lewis Barnavelt 	Selena Izard 	Tarby Corrigan
Jonathan Barnavelt 	Isaac Izard 	Rose Rita Pottinger
Florence Zimmermann	Mrs. Hanchett	Mother
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
Florence Zimmermann/ Carol Aird:
non-canonical same actor femslash pairing of Florence Zimmerman and Carol Aird from the 2015 movie Carol. Both characters were portrayed by the actress Cate Blanchett. As of June 3, 2020, Florence/ Carol was the most popular pairing in the fandom.
Florence Zimmermann/Jonathan Barnavelt: 
non-canonical rare het pairing of Jonathan and Florence
Selena Izard/Isaac Izard: canonical het pairing of Selena and Isaac
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Florence Zimmermann.jpg|Florence Zimmerman by shumwe (2018)
File:Lewis barnavelt in the movie.jpg|Indomitable by Aquatic Juice (2020)
==Fannish Links==
* 
==Archives and Resources==
* The House with a Clock in Its Walls tag on AO3
* The House with a Clock in Its Walls on IMDb
* Wikipedia: The House with a Clock in Its Walls (film)
==References==
Category:Lewis Barnavelt
Category:Live-action Film
The Houston Dark Shadows Society

The Houston Dark Shadows Society was a Dark Shadows fan club.
It served primarily Dark Shadows fans in the Greater Houston, Texas area, though its membership grew to include fans around the country. The society published Lone Star Shadows, a quarterly newsletter edited by Riggs, featuring news of Dark Shadows fandom. It ran to 20 issues. Both the club and the magazine were discontinued in 1991.
 Image:houstondarkshadowsflyer.jpg| 1987 flyer
Image:houstonDS.jpg|a 1989 flyer
Category:Dark Shadows Fan Clubs‎
Category:1986 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
The Houston Knights Special Gen Collection

The Houston Knights Special Gen Collection is a 239-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* Transcending the Barriers	 by Annie Emley	(Compadres #4)
* Unaware	 by JoeyPare	(Compadres #6)
* What Could Happen?	 by JoeyPare	(Compadres #14)
* Another Christmas in Cowboy Land by 	Lynn Gill	(Compadres #6)
* Ride of a Lifetime	 by Lynn Gill	(Compadres #5)
* Pilgrims, Parties & Partners by 	Lynn Gill	(Compadres #18)
* Last Goodbye	 by Lynn Gill	(Ouch! #12)
* The Chaste Moon	 by Lynn Gill	(Ouch! #12)
* A Little Culture in Texas by 	Lynn Gill	(Ouch! #11)
* Up on the Rooftop	 by Cinda Gillilan	(The Yule Tide #1)
* Two Rode Together	 by Debra Hicks	(A Small Circle of Friends #1)
* Too Dangerous To Know	 by Londa Pfeffer	(Compadres #7)
* Emotional Involvement	 by Londa Pfeffer	(Compadres #7)
* Revelations	 by Londa Pfeffer	(Compadres #10)
* Reviving the Spark by 	Londa Pfeffer	(Compadres #9)
* Lean on Me by 	Londa Pfeffer	(Compadres #6)
* Vengeance by 	Londa Pfeffer	(A Small Circle of Friends #1)
* The Homecoming by 	Lee Seibert	(The Yule Tide #1)
* Christmas Reflections by 	Lee Seibert	 (The Yule Tide #2)
* Adoption Papers	by Lee Seibert	(Obsessions)
Category:Houston Knights Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Houston Knights Special Slash Collection

The Houston Knights Special Slash Collection is a 170-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* Forever Man	by Duval	(Dyad #4)
* The Face of Forever	by	Duval	(Dyad #6)
* Forever's Just a Breath Away	by	Duval	(One in Ten #1)
* I Can't Promise You Forever		by Duval	(One in Ten #2)
* To Move Heaven and Earth		by Duval	(Over the Edge)
* Conflict of Interest		by Elle Cica	(One in Ten #1)
* In the Cold Light of Dawn		by Elle Cica	(Strictly an Indulgence)
* Accidental Knowledge		by Elle Cica	(Not In Your Wildest Dreams)
* A Quiet Sunday Morning		by Elle Cica	(Delicious Agony, Vulgar Ecstasy)
* Appraisal		by Etch	(One in Ten #1)
* 24 Hours		by Etch	(One in Ten #1)
* Stakeout		by Etch	(One in Ten #2)
* The Melrose Estate		by Etch	(One in Ten #2)
Category:Houston Knights Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Howl Kingdom

The Howl Kingdom was an exclusive Sirius/Remus archive. The earliest wayback capture for the original URL from October 12, 2005 is already an error message. The site had moved to a different URL by 2010.
The archive was linked at Dark Side of the Moon: A Marauder Slash Archive.DSM Links, via Wayback: 09 April 2005. (Accessed 27 May 2021) Description from 
The main page of the archive contained a mission statement and a declaration regarding objectionable fanon. Mpreg wasn't allowed.
==Contents==
* The Entrance Gate
* Kingdom News Tower
* The Howl Track
* Author Biographies
* The Keepers of the Kingdom: archivist bios
* Kingdom Pub: Forums
* Neighboring Kingdoms: Links
* The Kingdom Guestlist: Guestbook
==The Purpose of Existence==
==Authors==
Authors included: Arabella | Ballyharnon | Canis M | Casira | cimorene & Wax Jism | CLS | DeeDee | Firelocks | GrimSlasher | Helene | Honeychurch & Lallybroch | Kimagure | llamajoy | Lone Astronomer | Minx | Mrs. Ron Weasley | Pru | Rochefort | Roma | Suzene C | Treemonisha | Vixenette
===Ballyharnon===
*Out - Summary: Remus and Sirius each must come to terms with his sexuality. Each faces obstacles, and eventually the two must face obstacles as a couple. NC-17
*Anarchy - Summary: Filth.Cigarettes. Loud, angry music. Sex. More filth. NC-17
*Morning Tea - Summary: A quiet domestic morning with everyone's favourite canines. PG-13
*197 Adelaide Street South - Summary: The obligatory "Harry goes visiting and discovers that Remus and Sirius are lovers" fic.
===Canis M===
*Hang the Moon - Summary: Three of the Marauders pay a visit to Honeydukes; one thing leads to another. This story was awarded first place in the General category of the Sugar Quill's First Annual Fanfic Tournament. G
*A Particular Affinity - Summary: Young Sirius makes a choice and gets thrown out of a library. PG
*Out of the Woods - Summary: The Marauders take on the Forbidden Forest, and not all of them emerge unscathed. PG-13
*Waiting for Ganymede - Summary: Eyes are on the sky, love is in the air, mischief is managed. R
*One Toke - Summary: September 1st, 7th year. PG-13
*Care and Feeding - Summary: Shortly before Sirius and Remus leave Hogwarts, certain proposals are made. Certain answers are given. NC-17
*Who Wrote The Book - Summary: Domestic bliss. R
*Sold - Summary: A bit of friendly shopping. PG
*First Quarter - Summary: Remus gets hungry like the wolf. PG
*My Funny Valentine - Summary: Clever bastards, those Romans. A Lupercalia challenge fic. PG-13
*Passage - Summary: Professor Lupin searches the space between. PG
*No Stray - Summary: Sirius stops running. PG-13
*Bundle of Joy - Summary: Sirius preps Harry for a new arrival.G
*Little Black Riding Hood - Summary: Beware the Wolf. *leer*. PG-13
==The Truths==
==Referencs==
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Marauders Archives