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Lydia Martin/Jordan Parrish

Marrish or Jordia is the het relationship between Lydia Martin and Jordan Parrish on the television show Teen Wolf. Shipping of Lydia and Jordan really took off towards the end of season 4 due to increased interaction between the two characters. 
==Canon==
During season 4, Lydia and Jordan began to interact more due to their connection to the supernatural. Over season 4 and 5, romantic feelings began to bubble up on both sides, but neither person made a move to make their feelings known/official. During season 6, Lydia began dating Stiles Stilinski, which shut down future options of a romantic relationship with Jordan. They remain close friends and are willing to sacrifice themselves for each other. 
==Fandom==
As previously mentioned, shipping of Lydia and Jordan started to pick up steam towards the end of season 4 and really hit its prime during season 5 of the show. During that time, Lydia was aged up by the show, making her eighteen and therefore of legal age. Many fans took this as a sign that Marrish was going to become canon. In the end, however, Marrish was abandoned by the show writers for Stiles and Lydia to get together, which many fans found unexpected and downright disheartening. Ajeepandleather on Tumblr described the whole situation as such: "Oh hecky dizzle yes!!! This ship had so much growth and chemistry and I loved the jail cell scene with the whole bonding over being “harbingers of death”. I was pissed when this ship was dropped like a hot potato because it had so much potential and I was always a fan." 
On the other hand, there were a lot of fans that were happy that Marrish never became canon as they thought that the age difference was too much. Jordan is established as being at least 24 years old, and Lydia had only turned 18 during season 4. Many people find it creepy and predatory that a 24 year old man would become romantically involved with someone who had just turned 18. Stilesssolo on Tumblr states, "I just don't like the idea of them (Lydia and Jordan) being romantically involved because he is 25+ and she is barely 18." stilesssolo's Tumblr post Another user, karazrel, went further and said "if your only defense for the ship [Marrish] is that lydia turned 18 three secs before p/rrish started having wet dreams about her it isnt really a defense".karazrel (previously percys.co.vu) Tumblr post 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fan Vids===
==Links and Resources==
*Marrish tag on Tumblr
*Jordia tag on Tumblr
*Lydia Martin/Jordan Parrish tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Teen Wolf Relationships
Lydia Martin/Peter Parker

Lydia/Peter is a crossover pairing of Lydia Martin (Teen Wolf) and Peter Parker (The Amazing Spider-Man).
==Fandom==
The fandom behind Lydia/Peter is a fairly rare pairing, and can be mainly found on YouTube via various fanvids. The pairing is more than likely an offshoot of the pairing Mary Jane/Peter due to many fans often fancast Holland Roden as Mary Jane Watson in various fanworks such as vids and fanart.
BlackVioletsx is one of the vidders that has created many fanvids for the pairing.
==Fanworks==
===Vids===
* My eye is my Sanctuary
* It's where my demons hide.
* warm arms
* Kingdom in Love.
* If I never had you
* A beautiful kind of pain
* Beautiful Pain
* You're my path, And you'll always gonna be my path
* Peter Parker & Lydia Martin
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Teen Wolf Relationships
Category:Spider-Man Relationships
Category:Crossover Relationships
Lydia Moon

Lydia Moon is a fan artist who's art appeared in Star Trek: TOS zines in the 1980s.
==Sample Art==
===1981===
File:Nome4art4.jpg|Art from Nome #4 (1981) for "Lament of the Other"
File:Nome4art10.jpg|Art from Nome #4 
File:Contact7art7.jpg|Art from Contact #7 
===1982===
File:Nome5lydiamoon.jpg|Art from Nome #5 for "The Reason Why"
File:Contact8art12.jpg|Art from Contact #8 
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-1.jpg|Art from Vault of Tomorrow #2 
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-2.jpg|Art from Vault of Tomorrow #2 
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-11.jpg|Art from Vault of Tomorrow #2 
File:Vaultoftomorrow3-14.jpg|Art from Vault of Tomorrow #2 
Image:lydiamoonvaultart3.jpg|original art, used in Vault of Tomorrow #3 
===1983===
File:Vault of Tomorrow 4 back cover.jpg|Back cover of Vault of Tomorrow #4 
File:Whenyouweremerlin.jpg|Front cover of When You Were Merlin and I Was King 
File:Galacticdis4art13.jpg|Art from Galactic Discourse #4 
File:Diverse4-8.jpg|Art from Diverse Dimensions #4 
File:Od7art3.jpg|Art from Odyssey #7 
===1984===
File:Vault5back.jpg|Back cover of Vault of Tomorrow #5 
File:Vault6backcover.jpg|Back cover of Vault of Tomorrow #6 
File:Security8.jpg|Front cover of Security Check 
File:Mindmeld1art11.jpg|Art from Mind Meld #1 
===1985===
===1986===
File:Odyssey8inside.jpg|Art from Odyssey #8 
===1987===
File:Chamberoftheages1-4.jpg|Art from Chamber of the Ages 
File:Chamberoftheages1-5.jpg|Art from Chamber of the Ages 
File:Chamberoftheages1-7.jpg|Art from Chamber of the Ages 
 
Category:Fanartists
Lyn

You might be looking for:
* Lynne Alisse Witten - A Highlander fanwriter and fanartist.
* Lynn C. - A vidder in lots of fandoms.
* Lynette Combs - A Beauty and the Beast (TV) fanartist and fanwriter.
* Lynne D. - A Quantum Leap fanwriter.
* Lynn Dhenson - A Starsky & Hutch fanwriter.
* Lynn Garcia - A Star Wars fanwriter.
* Lynn Gill - A fanwriter in several fandoms.
* Lynn Montgomery - A The Sentinel fanwriter.
* Lyn R. - A Tolkien fanwriter.
* Lynne Stephens - A Star Trek: TOS fanwriter.
* Lynn Syck - A Star Trek: TOS fanwriter.
* Lyn Townsend - A writer in the The Sentinel and Stargate SG-1 writer. (Also known as Lyn)
* Lynne T. - A writer in Robin of Sherwood fandom.
LynKa's Xena Page

LynKa's Xena Page is a Xena/Gabrielle fansite with fanfiction, artwork and other Xena content.
The site was listed in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 21 October 2012)
==Contents==
*What's New
*Argo Contest Index
*Fan Fiction
**Alternative
**General
**Poetry
**Romantic Friendship Index
*Original Fiction
*Artwork
*Map of Ancient Greece
*Cool Links
*AmazonTrails Index 
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
Category:Femslash Archives
Category:1990sCategory:2000s
Lynda Carraher

Lynda Carraher is a fan writer mostly active in the ST:TOS fandom who started writing in the 1970s.
==Example Works==
*House of Mirrored Faces (1980)
*More Than a Starsong (1986)
*Writer's Guide to Klingonaase (1989)
==Archives & Resources==
* on 
* on The OAKTrust Digital Repository (Texas A&M University Libraries)
* on 1001 Trek Tales (Star Trek: TOS archive)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lynda Mendoza

Lynda Mendoza is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. fan. 
She was a zine editor, a fanfic writer, the president of the Official David MacCallum Fan Club, and a huge collector of MUNCLE memorabilia. 
Lynda published The McCallum Observer and was the founder of SpyCon.
==Collection Now in Iowa==
Her Man from U.N.C.L.E. collection is now housed at the University of Iowa Fanzine Archives. See Lynda Mendoza Collection of David McCallum Memorabilia. This collection was donated by Lynda Mendoza in February 2010. It was processed in July-September 2010. An addendum to the collection was donated by Mendoza and processed in January 2011.
This collection was mentioned in a 2015 blog post by Iowa.
While the major additions to the Iowa collection took place in 2010, it appears that the U of I had been collecting things from the 70s and 80s, if less officially than the project in 2000s... 
There is a 1987 request from Lynn Mendoza that reads: 
 
A fan in 2016 speculated: 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lyndy Harding

Lyndy Harding is a fan writer.
==Cons==
* organizer of DobyCon #3
* proposed Bullet
 
==Zines==
===Starsky & Hutch===
 
* Code 7 #4
* Intermission #1, #2
* Moonlight and Mists
* Off the Record 
* Ten-Thirteen #2
 
===Harry/Johnny===
* Potpourri
* Spring Fling
* Tying Up Loose Ends
===Letterzines===
* APB
* Handcuffs (editor)
* Hanky Panky 
* Shootout
Category:Fanwriters
Lynette Combs

Lynette Combs is a Beauty and the Beast fan artist and writer whose artwork has appeared in many zines.
Re her writing: "Writer, poet, editor, artist - Lynette Combs did it all, and did it so well. While freely admitting that her original character, Naomi, was a Mary Sue, Lynette wrote the naughty five-year-old so winningly that nobody begrudged her the indulgence. Lynette’s works are among the most treasured in fandom... Fic and Art Retrospective 
==The Poem "Magic"==
Combs' poem, Magic was the winner of several awards. 
It was also read aloud by Roy Dotrice at a convention.
==Subject of a Cease and Desist==
In early 1991, Combs and another fan, Kay Brinkley, were sent cease and desist letters by "Republic Pictures," the entity that owned the rights to Beauty and the Beast (TV).
The letters caused much consternation and fannish discussion regarding the legality of fanworks, fear of being sued or harassed, questions about why the letters were sent, and future actions.
==Con Organizer==
* Beauty at the Beach
 
==Fan Club Member==
* DreamSeekers
==Open Letters and Meta==
* An Open Letter to Fans of Beauty and the Beast Regarding the Tunnel Con III Video
==Publications==
All That Matters: A Story of Catherine's Return | Beauty and the Beast Concordance | Beauty at the Beach: To See The World in a Grain of Sand | Buns -n- Roses | Carousel Tales Chatterbox | Circle of Light | A Collection of Your Favourite Poems to Treasure | 1990 Creation Con National Tour Program Booklet | Crystal Cavern | Crystal Reflections | Destiny | A Distant Shore | Dreams and Echoes | Dreams of Thee | The Gift of Love | Great Expectations: A World of Dancing Lights | Holiday For Lovers | How Sweet the Dream | Imagine and Remember | Lay Claim to Love: Boundless Moments | Lovelocked | O Sweetest Song | Of Things That are Not but Should Be | Once Upon a Time... Is Now | One Night, Forever | Overtures | Perchance to Dream | Promises to Keep | Queen's Knight | Reflection's | Sanctuary | The Spiral Staircase | Song of Destiny | Soulmates - A Neverending Dream | The Sun in the Stone | Tim'rous Beastie | Tunnelcon | Tunnels | Vincent's World | A Walk in the Park | What Light Through Yonder Window 
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Lyney

Lyney is a playable 5 star character in Genshin Impact.
== Canon ==
Lyney is a magician in Fontaine, said to be one of the best. His siblings are Lynette, his twin, and Freminet, his adopted sibling. All three of them are orphans living in the Hotel Bouffes d'ete, run by a woman they call "Father."
== Fandom ==
=== Korean Fandom Hates Lyney Controversy===
* https://www.reddit.com/r/Genshin_Impact/comments/15oujzt/korean_teaser_for_lyney_got_a_mass_disliked_and_a/
=== Shipping ===
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by ikimaru
=== Fanfic ===
=== Zines ===
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
Category:Genshin Impact Characters
Lynn

==Industry==
* Lynn Flewelling, author of the Nightrunner series
==Fans==
* Lynn, a The X-Files reccer
* Lynne Banister (previously Lynne Collins), a Star Trek fan
* Lynn C., a Harry Potter fan
* Lynn C., a multifandom vidder
* Lynne Gutshall, a Beauty and the Beast and Star Trek fan artist
* Lynne Levine, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Lynn Messing, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Lynn Stapleton, a Forever Knight fan writer
* Lynne, a Hanson fan writer
* Lynne Wexler, a Beauty and the Beast and Star Trek zine publisher
* Lynner, a Hanson fan writer
* Lynn Wright, a Beauty and the Beast fan artist
* Carissa Lynn, a Harry potter fan
* Carol Lynn, a fan writer and zine publisher
* Donna Lynn, a multifandom fan writer
* Nancy Lynn, a Beauty and the Beast fan writer
* Micki Lynn McCormick, a Forever Knight fan writer
LynnC's 2001 Vidding Process

LynnC's 2001 Vidding Process is a meta post about vidding, originally posted on vidder list in 2001. It is reposted here with permission.Lynn C 16:35, 6 May 2012 (UTC): MorganDawn suggested I post this!
==References==
Category:Vidding Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:2001 Meta
Lynn C. (Harry Potter fan)

Lynn C. is a Harry Potter fan who was active from circa 1999 through the early 2000's.
She is perhaps best known for founding and maintaining Chris Rankin Online, what started as a fansite for Chris Rankin (the actor who plays Percy Weasley in the Harry Potter films) and later became Rankin's official site.See the "About" page at Chris Rankin Online at chrisrankin.f2s.com, archived 03 December 2001, versus chrisrankin.com, archived 11 June 2002 by the Wayback Machine. Lynn ran the site from August 2001 until around 2009.
Lynn was also a writer for Harry Potter Connection, a Harry Potter news site, in 2001.Harry Potter Connection, Frequently Asked Questions, archived 17 July 2001 by the Wayback Machine. Lynn posted news items to the site from circa June through November 2001. See also The Leaky Cauldron's September 6, 2001 post linking to a news report by Lynn.
Lynn was the Public Relations director for Nimbus 2003, the first HPEF symposium. Her biography for Nimbus read:
==References==
Category:Convention Organizers
Lynn Henricks

Lynnette "Lynn" Henricks was a prominent Australian fan artist based in Queensland. She won the Australian Science Fiction Media Award (ASFMA) for her art at Con Amore in 1985. The trophy was presented by Judson Scott and David Gerrold.
== Example Art ==
===Star Trek Examples===
File:Logentries89.jpg|cover of Enterprise Log Entries 89
File:Logentries91.jpg|cover of Enterprise Log Entries 91
File:Makeitso13.jpg|cover of Make It So #13
 
===Beauty and the Beast Examples===
File:Noshadow1.jpg|cover of No Shadow of Another
===The Professionals Examples===
File:Pros Fan Art by LH (Lynn Henricks).jpg
File:Pros Fan Art by Lynn Henricks.jpg||interior art from Magnetism
Category:Fanartists
Lynn Ward

Lynn Ward is an author whose pro novel Bloodline was published by Zumaya Otherworlds in 2011.
Ward was also a convention staffer who worked at many Texas conventions in the 1970s and 1980s, including Trekkon '83 and Trekkon '84 in San Antonio, Texas.
==Synopsis of Bloodline==
Lauren Pell is chief of security for the Terran station located on Krhyllan, a planet wracked by ancient feuds and hatreds. When the king's young son Deran is attacked by savage assassins, the feared Blood Painters, Lauren fights, schemes, defies, and does whatever it takes to rescue the him.
Convinced that she had previously failed to save the life of her own child, she is determined to save this one - even if it means revealing secrets that endangers Krhyllan itself.
==Fanzines==
Ward contributed the story Islands in Time ("A non-Trek tale of time travel and adventure") to The Ninth Quadrant, Issue 3 in 1979. She also wrote the gen Star Trek: TOS zine Darkshine, a 100-page novel published by Reconnaissance Press in 1983.
Category:Science Fiction Authors
Lynn Wright

Lynn Wright is a Beauty & the Beast fan artist whose artwork has appeared in many zines. She created the Beauty and the Beast Note Cards.
According to one reviewer: "Imaginative is one word to describe Lynn Wright – prolific is another! Lynn’s work is a supercharged blend of fantasy and reality which brings our favorite characters to roaring life! If your heart doesn’t beat faster after seeing Lynn’s art…check into a clinic!" Retrospective 
Lynn also maintains the main Beauty & the Beast website Classic Alliance Beauty and the Beast (CABB).
==Sample Art==
 Image:Lynn wright Wright Secret Love.jpg| Secret Love
Image:Bb kingdom interior lynn wright.jpg|from A Kingdom by the Sea Revisited‎
File:Rememberthemagicconzine-1.jpg|from Remember the Magic (2006)
Category:Fanartists
Lynna Bright

Lynna Bright is a slash and gen fan writer who has been writing since the early 1980s. She was quoted extensively in Textual Poachers. Bright is perhaps best known for her work in Starsky & Hutch fandom, but has also written in Star Trek, West Wing and The Sentinel fandom. 
She is credited for creating some of the original fanon surrounding the Sentinel and Guide relationship in Sentinel fandom. Her last credited fannish contribution was in the early 2000s under the name L. Bright when her West Wing story "By My Cry" won a Jed Award in 2001.
Bright has had two zines dedicated to her: Down to Earth and Distant Shores.
==Fan Comments: 2000 ==
Comments by Flamingo:
==Bright's Starsky and Hutch Zines==
* Between Friends
* Bonaventure
* Code 7
* Daring Attempt
* The Fix
* The Indigo Stories of Starsky and Hutch
* Lifeline
* The Lucky and the Strong
* Murder on San Carmelitas
* Nightlight
* No Pants, No Badge, No Gun
* The Paul Muni Special
* A Place in the Sun (winner of a Huggy Award)
* Shadowplay
* Wanna Share?
* Who You Know, What You Know, & How You Know It...
==Other Zines==
* Before the Glory
* Extra Touchy Frisky
* Final Frontier
* Out of Bounds
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Lynncest

Lynncest is the popular term used by many popslash fans to describe the relationship between the singer Justin Timberlake, formerly of 'Nsync, and his mother Lynn. Despite being a "crack pairing", it is often presented in a "straight" or non silly manner by popslash authors. 
Furthermore, Popslash fandom often considers Lynn an object of fascination, whether she's paired with her son or not. There have even been entire writing challenges dedicated to her.
==Examples in fic==
* my own personal creature by stubbleglitter
* holding hands by stubbleglitter
* american time by stubbleglitter
* 300 x Lynncest by rikes
* It Starts With a Milkshake, Birds and Snakes, an Amtrak Train and Lance Bass is Not Afraid by SnarkyLlama (implied only)
* Like It Says On the Can by turps
* Wrong by randomling 
* This world a hunting is by lcsbanana (Chris/Justin/Lynn)
* coeur de la mere by Isilya
* Bring It on Home by mickeym
* Now That's What I Call A Motherfucking Oedipal Complex! by phaballa (implied only)
*
Category:GlossaryCategory:Popslash
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Incest Pairings
Lynne Anne Goodwin

Lynne Anne Goodwin is a fanartist and fanwriter that contributed to zines in the 1970s-1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Warped41-4.jpg|Art from Warped Space #41 (1979) (Fantasy)
File:Warped51.jpg|Cover art from Warped #51 (1984) (Fantasy) 
File:Dernyi13.jpg|Cover art of The Deryni Archives #13 (1989) (Deryni) 
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Lynne Gutshall

Lynne Gutshall is a fan artist primarily in the Beauty and the Beast fandom in the late '80s and early '90s. Her artwork has appeared in fanzines including:
* Datazine #44 & 45 (1986)
* Starland News (1986/1987)
* Shadows of Light (1988)
* How Cold is a Heart (1988)
* The Book of Secrets #2 (1988)
* Heartsounds (1988-1990)
* Definitions of Love #1 (1989)
* Happily Ever After (1990)
She was also an editor of Heartsounds and wrote fanfiction that appeared in the zine: "A Rose by Any Name" (Issue 1) and "Of Beautiful and Impossible Things" (Issues 2 & 3). The latter story also appeared in Happily Ever After.
Lynne was nominated for a 1986 Surak Award for her cover of Datazine #44.Surak Awards category "BEST ARTIST: PORTRAIT- GENERAL". See partial 1986 Surak Ballot.
==Fan Comments on Lynne's Art==
==Example Art==
File:Datazine44.jpg|Front cover of Datazine #44 (Star Trek: TOS, 1986). Art nominated for a 1986 Surak Award and also used for the cover of the winter 1986/87 issue of Starland News.
File:Datazine45.jpg|Front cover of Datazine #45 (Star Trek: TOS, 1986)
File:Howcold.jpg|Front cover of How Cold is a Heart (The Police/vampires, 1988)
File:Bookofsecrets2.jpg|Front cover of The Book of Secrets #2 (Beauty and the Beast, 1988)
File:Shadowsoflight.jpg|Front cover of Shadows of Light (BatB, 1988)
File:Heartsounds1.jpg|Front cover of Heartsounds #1 (BatB, 1988)
File:BB DefintitionsofLove.jpg|Front cover of Definitions of Love #1 (BatB, 1989)
File:Heartsounds2cover.jpg|Front cover of Heartsounds #2 (BatB, 1990)
File:Heartsounds2.jpg|Interior art from Heartsounds #2 (BatB, 1990)
File:BB Heartsounds3.jpg|Front cover of Heartsounds #3 (BatB, 1990) and Happily Ever After (1990)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Lynne Wexler

Lynne Wexler was a Beauty and the Beast fanzine publisher who published several fanzines in the 1990s. She also helped edit the multi-fandom zine Media Rare. Her Beauty and the Beast fan fiction also appeared in zines. In her personal life, Lynne was a well loved librarian at Mother Theodore Guerin Catholic High School for Girls in River Grove, Illinois.
In 1991, she appeared on television quiz show Jeopardy, winning over $70,000 total as a five-time champion, and used her winnings "to travel to out-of-town to 'Beauty and the Beast' fan club conventions". Jan 1991 article in the Chicago tribune. Some of her Beauty and the Beast poetry appeared in the 2009 Winterfest and can be viewed .
Prior to her involvement in Beauty and the Beast fandom, she also attended Star Trek conventions. She died in February 2014. post at the Mediawest blog dated April 7, 2014.
==Memories/Recollections==
Lynne, or Ms. Wexler, as students knew her, was well known for always wearing a Beauty and the Beast pin on her coat or sweater. 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Zine Publishers
Category:2014 Deaths
Category:Deceased
Lyonesse

Lyonesse is a 144-page novel by Janet Ellicott inspired by Arthurian Legend. It is part of the series "The Future King." The title refers to the land of Lyonesse; it should not be confused with Lyonesse, the wife of Sir Gareth in medieval Arthurian literature.
=== Synopsis ===
"Damien Thorenson didn't like being overshadowed by a king with fifteen
centuries of legends behind him. He decides to carry out one major magical
deed, the raising of Lyonesse from its watery grave. But it will take a
great deal of power to do such a thing, the power of the ancient blood which
flows through the veins of King Arthur's heirs. Arthur and Thomas, together
with Stephen and Galahad, soon find themselves the prisoners of a cruel,
omnipotent man, while the King ventures where no other man in twentieth
century Britain dares and raises a private army to rescue them."
=== Setting and Content ===
"The Future King" series is set in the late 20th and early 21st century, in a world very similar to our own, but where King Arthur and his knights have woken from their long sleep. The author notes that this series is largely Gen with some very mild heterosexual scenes. However, since there is some homosexual non-consensual sex in some issues, the whole series is classified as adult.
=== The Future King Series in Order ===
* Midwinter Spring
* That Summer
* Lyonesse
* The Lure of Magic
Category:Arthurian Legend
Category:1980s Zines
Lyotto

Lyotto, also known as keeponshouting and patchworkangel, is a fanfiction writer and fan artist.
He wrote in fandoms including Weiss Kreuz by 2002 and Harry Potter by 2004, where he was active in Livejournal fandom. He wrote in 2004:
Starting in the early 2010s, he began writing Les Misérables as keeponshouting. He pulled some of his Les Mis works from AO3 in 2018 in order to rework them for publishing.keeponshouting on Tumblr. , posted 23 December 2018.
==Notable Fanworks==
* "Werewolves and Convicts and Slashing, oh my!", essay about Harry Potter slash and the Remus/Sirius ship written for the yaoi archive Dreamnest (March 2004)
* Quiet Night, Harry Potter ficlet written for the "Solitary Soliloquy" masturbation challenge at covenites, James/James and Remus/Sirius (April 2004)
* Tainted Mind, Starving Soul, Good Omens fic, Famine/Pollution abandoned WIP (June–September 2005)
* Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter 6: "The Noble and Most Ancient House of Black" art for HP Art Project (2006)lyotto in hp_art_project on LiveJournal, Argh., posted 01 January 2006. HP Art Project - List of Submitted Art, archived by the Wayback Machine 25 April 2009.
* Kill the Moon (Turn Out the Sun), Les Misérables fic, Enjolras/Grantaire dystopian AU, pulled to publish (June 2013 – ?)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters