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EdLing

EdLing is the slash ship between Edward Elric and Ling Yao in the fandom Fullmetal Alchemist.
==Canon==
Ling Yao does not exist in the 2003 anime, but he is a major supporting character in the manga and Brotherhood.
Ling meets the Elrics when he journeys to Amestris seeking an elixir of immortality that will give him the leverage to become emperor of Xing. He joins forces with them as he sees overlap between his quest and the Elrics' search for the philosophers stone. Ling gets possessed by the homunculus Greed, but the two end up defecting from the homunculi and once again teaming up with Edward Elric. (During this time, Ed refers to the two as "Greelin".) At the end of the series Ling returns to Xing, and post-canon images depict him as emperor.
==Fandom==
EdLing is moderately popular within the fandom. On AO3 it is the most popular slash ship after RoyEd. Fullmetal Alchemist - All Media Types tag on AO3, archive link from 06 April 2022. Clicking the 'relationships' tab will show that Ed/Ling is the most popular slash ship after Royed. This seems to have been consistently the case sine the middle of 2019, as shown by this archive link from 25 May 2019. Many fanworks focus on their relationship taking place during the "camping trip" when Ed, Greelin, Heinkel, and Darius are on the run from the government together, but post-canon works are also popular and frequently depict Edward at the Xingese court. The ship is also sometimes depicted as a part of polyships such as Ed/Greed/Ling or Ed/Ling/Winry.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by roymaes, 2021
* by navajja, 2018
* by teambattle, 2020
* , by faowoo, 2019
===Fanfic===
 
* by LadyRachael -- post canon Ed/Ling
===Meta===
==Communities and Resources==
* on Tumblr, held events in 2022
* #edling tag on Tumblr
* #EdoRin tag on Pixiv
* Edward Elric/Ling Yao works on AO3
==References==
Category: Fullmetal Alchemist Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Eda Clawthorne

Edalyn 'Eda' Clawthorne is the deuteragonist of The Owl House. She's also known as the Owl Lady, and has the ability to shapeshift into an owl-esque creature.
==Canon==
Eda is a witch from the Boiling Isles who's known for practicing wild magic. She's also the founder of the Bad Girl Coven.
==Fandom==
It's a popular fan meme that Eda has a tendency to accidentally adopt a bunch of neglected children, whether they be King (whom she legally does adopts by King himself), Luz, Hunter, Amity, etc.
===Relationship===
Eda/Raine is one of the most popular romantic relationships in the fandom. Other than that, she's usually present in gen settings alongside Luz, King (The Owl House), Lilith, or Hunter.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Clawthorne sisters sketches by clambuoyance
* Ideal date with the harpy gf by jastard
* Whole lotta (Owl) Lady~ 👀 by kittykichi
====Gallery====
File:Teen eda rkgk by maotorata hann.jpg|Teen Eda - Rkgk (April 2022) by maotorata-hann
==Links==
*Eda Clawthorne works on AO3
*#eda clawthorne on Tumblr
*Eda Clawthorne at The Owl House Fandom.com wiki
==References==
Category:The Owl House Characters
Eddie

==Characters==
* Eddie Brock, a Marvel character
* Eddie Kaspbrak, from IT
==People==
* Eddie Redmayne
==Fans==
* EddieBearTozier, an IT fan artist
* EddieEatsAss, an IT fan artist and writer
* EddieKasp, an IT fan mixer and writer
* EddieKasprzak, an IT fan writer
* EddieReadyRichie, an IT fan artist
Eddie's Project A-ko Page

Eddie's Project A-ko Page is a Project A-ko fansite with a Shrine of Overrated Project A-ko Characters, a Temple of Underrated Project A-ko Characters, a Project A-ko Gallery, a page for Project O.K's Online Manga, a message board, fanfic, links and other stuff.
The page is a member of The Project A-ko Webring and it moved to a new URL in 2009 before Geocities closed down.
== References ==
Category:Project A-koCategory:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Eddie: A Message from the Real World

Eddie: A Message from the Real World is an essay by Lisa Golladay in Purple and Orange? #3. 
The essay addressed the August 1979 widely-publicized suicide of a fifteen-year old boy who had committed suicide by jumping off a bridge. His parents cited the cancellation of Battlestar Galactica as the reason for their son's despondency.
A similar essay is WARNING: The Surgeon General has determined that fandom can be hazardous to your health..
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Category:1979 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Eddie Izzard- Death Star Canteen

Eddie Izzard- Death Star Canteen is the title of a well known Lego Star Wars fanvid in which a section from an Eddie Izzard standup performance about the Death Star Canteen is retold through Lego, with the performance as its audio.
As of 20th May 2022, the video has 28,341,615 views on YouTube.
==YouTube Description==
==Notes==
Category:Lego
Category: Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category: 2007 Vids
Category: Star Wars Vids
Eddie Kaspbrak/Beverly Marsh/Richie Tozier

Redverly is the portmanteau name of the ship between Eddie Kaspbrak, Beverly Marsh and Richie Tozier, three of the protagonists from the horror novel IT by Stephen King. They appear in all adaptations of the novel.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
== Fanworks ==
===Fanmix===
File:It. Slaps..jpg| by BearlyButts for their fanfiction 
==References==
Category:IT RelationshipsCategory:Moresomes
Eddie Kaspbrak/Mike Wheeler

Wheelbrak is the portmanteau name of the ship between Eddie Kaspbrak, a protagonist from the horror novel IT by Stephen King, and Mike Wheeler, a protagonist from the television show Stranger Things.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
== Fanworks ==
===Fanmix===
File:Eddie's Mixtape.jpg| by LovelyLadybug15
==References==
Category:Crossover RelationshipsCategory:IT RelationshipsCategory:Stranger Things RelationshipsCategory:Slash Pairings
Eddsworld, Eddsworld Legacy, and The End

Eddsworld, Eddsworld Legacy, and The End is a meta-essay on the nature of adaptation regarding the change of Thomas 'TomSka' Ridgewell becoming the showrunner of the webtoon Eddsworld after the death of the previous showrunner, animator, and creator, Edd Gould and the controversial final episode of Ridgewell's work.
Category:2017 Meta
Category:Eddsworld
Ede

Ede is a doujinshi circle run by Daichi Tachibana and best known for publishing Gankutsuou doujinshi.
== Works ==
=== Gankutsuou ===
* Mirai Tenmei Hantenchi (未来天命反転地), published March 2005
* truss, published May 2005
* Jojoushi (叙情詩), published June 2005
* Orage, published August 2005
* Beloved, published August 2005 with Loose
* Act.00, published December 2005
* Shishaku Koakuma Nisshi (子爵小悪魔日誌), date unknown
=== Cluster Edge ===
* Diamond Virgin (ダイヤモンドヴァージン), published January 2006
Category:2005 Category:2006
Edea Lee

Edea is one of the main supporting characters from the Square Enix video game Bravely Default.
==Canon==
Quick to anger and eager to fight, Edea subverts the usual ‘support girl’ tropes by being the most hot blooded of the group by far. Torn between loyalty to her family and friends, and doing the right thing, her naivety becomes increasingly obvious as the events of Bravely Default develops. 
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Edea is often shipped with Ringabel despite her initial attitude towards him, however pairings with Agnès or even Airy are also somewhat common due to simply being easy opportunities for femslash.
==Archives and Fannish Links==
==Resources==
==References==
Category:Bravely Default
Eden (Hanson story)

Eden is an unfinished Hanson fanfic by Alie, Ashley, Diamond, Ella, Erin (Eve), Krystal, Leigh and Stephanie. A collaboration between some of the best known names in hanfic, it was written in 2007. The introduction, written by Eve, reads:
Each chapter was written by a different author from the perspective of a different character—either an employee or client of the upscale massage parlor-slash-brothel, Garden of Eden. A similar story, By Appointment Only, was written around the same time and actually completed; some people felt it was a ripoff of Eden.Debate between readers about Eden vs. By Appointment Only
==Reactions and Reviews==
From Hanson Secrets:
==Related Fanworks==
File:Hs6.jpg|Two confessions in one, one positive and one negative.
==Awards==
Eden is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Eden (Harry Potter doujinshi)

Eden is a Harry Potter doujinshi by Mochiya. It is Mochiya's thirty-sixth doujinshi overall. It is set while Harry is at Hogwarts and contains non-explicit Harry x Sirius and Ron x Harry.
One reviewer writes: "This doujinshi isn't as good as Mochiya's previous efforts. The art is good but not as good. It looks like the artist tried to finish this in a hurry. Storywise, Sirius comes to visit Harry at Hogwarts. When he tries to kiss Harry, Ron comes on the scene and gets a little jealous. There's also a depiction of the Sirius & Snape handshake scene from Goblet of Fire."DrMM. Addiction: A Harry Potter Doujinshi Website. (Accessed 17 February 2013.)
Image:Eden HP cover.jpg|Cover spread
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement

Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement is a gen fiction supplement to the Earth 2 newsletter, Eden Advance Chronicle.
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement February 1998 was edited by Char Haguewood. 
* 	The Journey Concluded by	 Mary Brick
* 	Conversation	 by Debra Wilson
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement May 1998 was edited by Char Haguewood. 
* The Best Medicine 
* A Day’s Work by Tina Tocco	 (appears in Eden Project 2
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement September 1998 was edited by Deb Wilson. 
* Full Circle	by Cathy Bolton	
* When Responsibility Suits You Best by Cathy Bolton
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement March 1999 was edited by Deb Wilson.
* Lia Faile	The Grendler’s Gift	by Lia Faile	 
* We Were Going To Be Sailors	 by Lia Faile	
* Clouds by Debra Wilson	
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement September 1999 was edited by Deb Wilson.
* Chimera by Lia Faile	
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement March 2000 was edited by Deb Wilson.
* Do Not Forget	 by Cheryl Howie	
* Confessions	Story	 by Donna Maylard	
* When Dreams Die by Ona Sostakas	
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement September 2000 was edited by Deb Wilson.
* Do Not Forget	 by Cheryl Howie	
* Confessions	 by Donna Maylard	
* When Dreams Die by Ona Sostakas	
Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement July 2001 was edited by Deb Wilson.
* Second Chances	by Mary Brick		 
* Possibilities by Debra Wilson
Category:Earth 2
Category:1990s
Eden Project

Eden Project is a gen Earth 2 anthology.
==About==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "The Eden Project's sole purpose was to find an Earth-like planet in which human children could run free again and grow up without contracting the syndrome that was affecting so many children who had only breathed recycled air and lived inside spaceships or domes all their lives. But what awaited the small group who made it through to the new planet alive nearly ended the Eden Project before it could begin in earnest. Meet the Terrians, who only communicate by dreams. And the Grendlers, who may not be as slow and dim-witted as they seem. And experience Earth 2 again for the first time!" 
==Issue 1==
Eden Project 1 has a front cover by Ona Sostakas.
* An Enemy Alone	by	Lauri Beglin		
* A Promise Kept	by	Ann Brill White		
* Second Earth	by	Lisa Kohles		
* Nothing Is Alone	by	Paula Sanders		
* The Last Wildflower	by	Tara O'Shea		
* Mountain of Fear	by	Rosa Moran		
* Promises, Promises	by	Jessie Lipchin		
* Tru and Uly's Fun Page	by	Ann Brill White		
* A Matter Of Trust	by	Joan Powers		
* Fever		by Debra Wilson		
* Choices	by	Tara O'Shea	
==Issue 2==
Eden Project 2 was published in May 1998 and contains 176 pages. RAG is the front cover artist.
* Gear Log	by	Ann Brill White		
* Rhythm of the Drumbeat	by	Nicole Mayer		
* Those Wrist Thingies	by	Warlen Bassham		
* Apostle of the Terrians	by	Stacy Kattenhorn		
* Rites of Spring	by	Ann Brill White		
* True and Uly's Fun Page	by	Anon		
* A Day's Work	by	Tina Tocco	(also appears in Eden Advance Chronicle Fan Fiction Supplement)	
* The Best Medicine	by	Tina Tocco		
* Three Little Words	by	Tracy Taylor		
* The Wizard	by	Ann Brill White		
* Alone No Longer by		Teresa Millick		
Category:Earth 2
Category:1990s Zines
Edgar Allan Poe

Edgar Allan Poe was a 19th century author, poet and critic known for his works of Gothic horror and mystery. He's considered the originator of detective fiction, and a major contributor to early science fiction. Some of his most popular works are assigned reading in schools, like The Raven, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Cask of Amontillado, The Pit and the Pendulum, and The Tell-Tale Heart.
Poe married his 13-year-old cousin at the age of 26, and is sometimes brought up in discussions of supporting problematic creators, with varying degrees of seriousness.
== Poe in Fiction ==
Poe is often referenced in fiction, sometimes appearing himself as a character.
* Science fiction author Ray Bradbury wrote two short stories about Poe: In The Exiles, Poe and H.P. Lovecraft are some of the authors haunting Mars after their books were banned on Earth; in Usher II, a Poe fan, angry about mass book burnings, constructs a murder house on Mars that kills guests based on deaths in Poe's stories
== Fandom ==
* The Cask of Amontillado on AO3
* The Masque of the Red Death on AO3
* The Raven on AO3
* The Tell-Tale Heart on AO3
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Deceased
Edgar Allan Poe's Murder Mystery Dinner Party

Edgar Allan Poe’s Murder Mystery Dinner Party is a kickstarted web series produced by Shipwrecked Comedy in 2016.
==Canon==
The series consists of a single season of 11 episodes and has in its cast many actors known from other YouTube projects. There are also a couple of extra short videos and behind the scenes on Shipwrecked's YouTube channel.
In 2020, Shipwrecked did a switcheroo reading of the script for Halloween.
===Characters===
* Edgar Allan Poe
* Annabel Lee
* Lenore
* HG Wells
==Fandom==
Initially, a good part of the Poe Party fandom consisted of Shipwrecked fans or other cast members' fans. It also overlapped with other web series like The Lizzie Bennet Diaries. Mary-Kate Wiles from Shipwrecked was also a star in LBD. Just like in LBD, the fandom was very active on tumblr, especially when the episodes were being released. Shipwrecked also encouraged fan contributions, even launching community events in their official accounts.
===Pairings===
Poebel (Edgar Allan Poe/Annabel Lee) seems to be a popular ship in the fandom, partially because the actors who play them, Sean Persaud and Mary Kate Wiles are in a relationship in real life. Wellenore (H.G. Wells and Lenore) is also very well-liked by the fans.
===Common Tropes===
==Fanworks==
On Archive of Our Own there are over 174 fanworks under]r the tag "Edgar Allen Poe's Murder Mystery Dinner Party (Web Series)."
===Fanfics===
* Rare and Radiant by Eienvine
* Eulogy prompt by supercuppett
===Fanart===
* Happy #PoeParty anniversary!💛🔪 by neo__pessimist
* 5th Anniversary poster by tomrogerscomics
* Edgar wasnt lying that Annabel Lee sure can beautiful by hey-its-solar
* Something for Poe Party’s 5th anniversary 🔪 by booigi-boi
* core four !! by esthersgf
===Cosplay===
* and Lenore with a yogurt cup wine glass! by larkeuphrasie
===Crafts===
* Don't do murder! by SadieBiron
* Poe Party inspired bows by heavenlyimaginings
==Resources==
* Shipwrecked Comedy's Tumblr
* Poe Party's TV Tropes page
==References==
Category:Web Series
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Edgar Roni Figaro

Edgar is a main character from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
As lecherous as any king, but thankfully with a good heart, Edgar longs for the day where a woman actually consents to his advances. Leader of the "undefeatable" Figaro army, he prides himself as a master tactician and is able to use his very castle as a plot device not once but many times throughout the events of Final Fantasy VI. With his tools and his crown, he makes for an unusual hero, but he stands out as one of FF6’s best all rounders.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Given his nature, Edgar can be readily shipped with literally any woman old enough to return his advances. It’s proven he does have morals when he asks Relm her age and immediately backs off when he finds out she is just 10, however Terra and Celes aren’t so lucky, and have to deal with a lot worse.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Edgar Roni Figaro tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters
Edge-zine

Edge-zine is the con zine, a gen Blake's 7 and multimedia 70-page anthology from At the Edge of the World in 1982, a UK con. 
It contains four competition winning fics, and six others "considered by the judges as deserving a special mention."
The artwork by GAMAH was commissioned for this zine. 
==Fiction==
* Blake's Heaven by Wendy Ingle, (Winner, Blake's Seven Over 18)
* Ransom by Serena Trent (Winner, Blake's Seven Under 18)
* Afromath by Jane Cook (Winner, Other Over 18)
* Finder by Paul Bristow (Winner, Other Under 18)
* Hatchling Flight by Helen Cockill
* Prophecy by Judith Seaman
* Taking Stock by Jan Johnson-Smith
* In Error by Judith Seaman
* Solitary by Carol Wyke
* Bridge Woolven, 'Legend by 
==Sample Interior==
 
File:Edgezine1.jpg
File:Edgezine2.jpg
Image:edgezine3.jpg
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Edge of Forever (Star Trek zine published by Brian G. Fishburn)

Edge of Forever is a 267-page Star Trek: TOS/Star Trek: TNG novel by Brian G. Fishburn. It features many original characters as well as a very unique style of story-telling.
Image:edgeofforeverfishburn1.jpg
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Image:edgeofforeverfishburn3.jpg
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Edge of Tomorrow

Edge of Tomorrow aka. Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow is a 2014 science fiction film starring Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt. It is adapted from the 2004 Japanese light novel All You Need Is Kill by Hiroshi Sakurazaka and features a one-day time loop where the protagonist Major William Cage (Cruise) is sent back in time every time he dies after a confrontation with an invading alien force. Joining alliances with the Special Forces warrior Rita Vrataski (Blunt) they try to defeat the enemy using knowledge gained from reliving day after day over and over again.
==Fandom==
The fandom is primarily het. The most popular ship is William Cage/Rita Vrataski, and Arthur Hendricks/Rita Vrataski also has a small following.
Despite being a small fandom (less than 140 works on AO3 as of January 2022), Edge of Tomorrow is recognized as a fusion tag. Further, roughly a third of the works on for Edge of Tomorrow on AO3 are crossovers or fusions.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
Gen and Het
* Double Reset by Believe24
* You don't know me But I know you by jin0uga. (2014)
Femslash
* Trade All My Tomorrows by whetherwoman. (2014)
Crossovers and Fusions
* The Great Redeemer by Remnant Stars. (2015) A Pacific Rim fusion that places Rita and Cage in the setting of Pacific Rim.
* Full Metal Bitch by freudensteins_monster. (2017). An Avengers fic inspired by Edge of Tomorrow.
==Links & Resources==
* Edge of Tomorrow at Archive of Our Own
* Edge of Tomorrow at FanFiction.Net
* Edge of Tomorrow tagged on tumblr.
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Edge of the Vth

Edge of the Vth is a gen V anthology edited by I Joan Kokolus. It was published in December 1987 and contains 62 pages. Contributors include: Stella Sutkiewicz, Wetzel Bonder, Flynn, Hailey, Sarick, Lewis, Rogow, Cutler. The editor describes it as "the official fanzine of the Visitors' Legation -- East Coast Branch."
* a Visitor/A-Team crossover story (an alternate universe concerning members of the Fifth Column in conjunction with the LA Resistance) by Stella Sutkiewicz
* fiction by Cutler and Roberta Rogow
* poetry, art, filks, and other shorts by I Joan Kokolus and Lewis
Category:V Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Edgin Darvis

Edgin Darvis is a main character of the movie Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
huh, despite the character being played by Chris Pine there's no same actor crossover fandom with Star Trek AOS or Knives Out or other recent popular properties that Chris Pine starred in (or at least none on AO3).
===Pairings===
* Edgin Darvis/Xenk Yendar -- portmanteau name Xedgin
* Edgin Darvis & Hilga Kilgore -- the fact that Edgin & Hilga are raising Kira together but *explicitly not romantically involved* is very popular in the fandom and even non-Xedgin fics tend to interpret this relationship as platonica
* Edgin Darvis/Zia Darvis -- canonical, his dead wife. There's some fandom about it but much smaller than Xedgin or platonic fic about the party
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* by Illyria_Lives -- "Edgin and the party discuss some fine details of his performance in the late heist."
* by Percyjacksonfan3 (Restricted) -- pre-slash Xedgin -- "Of course they run into Xenk again."
* by enchantedsleeper -- "Edgin dies, briefly, and sees his wife again."
* by AllenKune -- character study
===Fanart===
===Other===
* , reddit discussion of the promotional material classifying him as a Bard (D&D class) but the movie not really depicting that.
==Resources==
* Edgin Darvis at the Forgotten Realms Wiki on Fandom.com
* Edgin Darvis works at AO3
* #edgin darvis on Tumblr
* #エドガン on Pixiv 
==References==
Category:Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Edgin Darvis/Xenk Yendar

Xedgin is a slash ship of Edgin Darvis and Xenk Yendar from the Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves.
==Canon==
Xenk is a Paladin who helps Edgin's party find a thing in the cave , then they part ways. Edgin resents Xenk's goody-two-shoes-ness and that Xenk brings up/reminds Edgin of his past with the Harpers. 
==Fandom==
===Tropes===
* enemies-to-lovers or rivals-to-lovers?? Well not really enemies. But lots of fic about their animosity (or Edgin's one-sided animosity/jealousy of Xenk) developing into romance.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* by weatheredlaw, 2023
* by Powderpuff, 2023
* by あそう＠双月社, 2023 
===Fanart===
* by 時任 奏 
===Other===
==Resources and Links ==
* #xedgin on Tumblr
* Edgin Darvis/Xenk Yendar works on AO3
* ゼンエド on Pixiv
==References==
Category:Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves
Category:Slash Pairings
Edhil o Aduial

Edhil o Aduial (Elves of Twilight) is a Lord of the Rings fansite with slash fanart and fanfiction.
File:Elves of Twilight-Gallery.png|gallery
File:Elves of Twilight-Fanfiction.png|fanfiction
Description from Eowyn's Musings:
Description from Scared of Sunlight:
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Category:2003
Category:2004
Category:GeoCities
Edie King

Edie King is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) character who appears in first season of the show as a Catherine Chandler's friend and then abruptly disappears.
 
==Some Fiction==
 
==Portrayed in Fan Art==
 
File:Tunnelszine1art6.jpg|from Tunnels #1, artist is Nancy Stasulis, portrays Edie and Catherine Chandler (1988)
Image:fadedroses1-1.jpg|from Faded Roses #1, artist is Terrie Smith, portrays Edie and Catherine Chandler (1989)
 Image:edie.jpg|the artist is Linn Bankson (2013)
==Convention Appearances==
Ren Wood, who portrayed Edie King, was a guest of honor at:
* A Distant Shore (with her blues band) (1995)
* Reflections in 1997
==Comments by George R.R. Martin==
Comments in 1993 by George R.R. Martin, one of the show's writers: 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Characters