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The Following

The Following is an American crime thriller television series created by Kevin Williamson (The Vampire Diaries creator), and jointly produced by Outerbanks Entertainment and Warner Bros. Television. On May 8, 2015, Fox canceled The Following after three seasons. The final episode aired on May 18, 2015.
==Canon==
The series follows the former FBI agent Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) trying to help recapture serial killer Joe Carroll and his cult of followers, made up of other assassins.
===Main Characters===
*Kevin Bacon as Ryan Hardy, a former FBI agent, recalled to assist the FBI once Joe Carroll escapes and his cult begins to develop.
*James Purefoy as Joe Carroll,Joe Carroll, the name of the serial killer, was also an alias used by London "Sketchbook killer" John Sweeney. a former professor turned serial killer and cult leader, based on Stu Macher from Scream (1996)
*Shawn Ashmore as Mike Weston, a young FBI agent who later becomes romantically involved with Ryan's niece, Max
*Valorie Curry as Emma Hill (seasons 1–2), a follower and romantic partner of Joe Carroll
*Nico Tortorella as Jacob Wells (season 1), one of Joe Carroll's followers and romantic interest of both Emma and Paul
*Adan Canto as Paul Torres (season 1), one of Joe Carroll's followers, working closely with Jacob and Emma
*Sam Underwood as Luke and Mark Gray (seasons 2–3), Lily's psychopathic twin sons
*Jessica Stroup as Max Hardy (seasons 2–3), niece of Ryan Hardy and a New York City Police Department detective
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
* His Only Friend by Boundenid, is a gen story that appears to be the first fic in the fandom.
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
* The Following tag at AO3
* The Following tag at FFN
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Food of the Gods

The Food of the Gods is a gen crossover 128-page novel by Sheila Paulson. It won a 2004 FanQ.
==Summary==
From Agent With Style: 
==Series==
* Curses
* Keymaster
* The Food of the Gods
* Emissaries of the God
 
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2003 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Forbidden Forest

The Forbidden Forest - A Harry Potter slash fanfiction archive. It was a member of The Harry Potter Slash Web Ring where it was listed with the description: "All pairings are accepted. Site also contains free Harry Potter backgrounds for other pages."The Harry Potter Slash SiteRing, via Wayback: 25 June 2001. (Accessed 12 October 2021)
Starting out as an archive for all Harry Potter slash pairings, it later changed its focus to rare pairings: 
 
The reason for this change was apparently that another archive with a more general focus existed.
Site description from Laboris Solis: 
==Screencaps==
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File:Forbidden Forest Seamus_Finnegan.png|Seamus Finnegan slash
==References==
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
The Force's Light

The Force's Light is a gen Star Wars 150-page anthology of fiction and art by Ed Schodde.
An ad in issue #38 of the Southern Enclave states that the zine was re-released in 1994 with 80 pages of new art and fiction, bringing the total to 150 pages.
From a 1993 flyer posted to rec.arts.sf.starwars:"...the Force's Light fanzine, which accepts fan fiction and artwork. The fanzine will be produced in three volumes. The first will cover the films, the second will cover the five years between Return of the Jedi and Heir to the Empire, and the third will cover the "Future"."Alliance Address dated October 11, 1993. 
== References ==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Force: the newsletter of Star Walking Inc.

The Force: the newsletter of Star Walking Inc is an Australian Star Wars newsletter for the fan club "Star Walking Inc..
It was originally called "Starwalking."
Issue 4 (spring 1989)-issue 5 (summer 1989/90); issue 8 (spring 1990); issue 19/20 (winter/spring 1994) citation at the National Library of Australia 
This newsletter was renamed "The Force: the newsletter of Star Walking Inc."
issue. 31-49 (1998:June - 2003:July) issue. 51-76 (2004:Aug. - 2011:Winter) issue. 78 (2011:Summer/Autumn) citation at the National Library of Australia 
==References==
Category:Club Zines
Category:Star Wars Non-fiction Zines
Category:1980s Category:1990s
category:2000s
Category:2010s
The Force Whisperer

The Force Whisperer is a gen 26-page digest-sized Star Wars anthology fanzine published in 1997 focusing on humorous stories and cartoons. 
==The Art==
The back cover is by Mariann Howarth and the front cover is by Lynne Alysse Witten. Interior art by Lynne Alysse Witten and Peggy Spalding. It was called issue #1, but there are no others. 
The zine has this statement: "Unaccredited art has been borrowed from other sources, changed slightly, but not enough to claim any sort of credit."
==From the Zine's Creator==
From the zine: 
==Contents==
* Table of Contents by	Editor		(3)
* Cartoon	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		(4)
* Editorial	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		(5)
* Milk Ad	by	Peggy Spalding	(6)
* Letter	by	Peggy Robinson & Lynne Alisse Witten		(6)
* They Sometimes Serve... Part 1	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		(8)
* No Ewoks Allowed	by	Lynne Alisse Witten	12)
* A Rebellion by Any Other Name	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		(13)
* Dust Storm	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		17)
* Limericks	by	Peggy Spalding & Mariann Howarth		(22)
* They Sometimes Serve... Part 2	by	Lynne Alisse Witten		(23)
 
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Force of Destiny

The Force of Destiny is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Ghostwriter. It was published in Force of a Different Color, volume 1.
Summary: Het!Qui-Gon is sent on a mission to a hedonistic planet where a young senator named Obi-Wan Kenobi changes his life forever. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Force of Fate (Star Wars zine)

The Force of Fate is a Star Wars 118-page anthology by Jill Hargan.
On the cover, "A Pre-Jedi Trilogy." It is a pre-Jedi trilogy that deals with Han Solo, his life after the original Deathstar battle and his ordeal with carbonite."
The artwork (very early examples of photomanips) is by Peggy Spalding.
=="A Word to the Reader"==
From the zine: 
==Contents==
* My Brother's Keeper (Han has a stowaway named Ranny Darklighter.) (1)
* A Time of Peace (Ranny has an adventure with Han.) (33)
* When Shall We Meet Again (Dying Han teams up with a girl with the Force.) (64)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1996 Zines
The Force on Air

The Force on Air is a gen Star Wars zine published in Italy. They are the transcription of the Star Wars Radio Show by Brian Daley. The zines are both English and Italian. 
 
There were two volumes, total page count was 243. The first volume was titled: "A New Hope." The second volume was titled: "Rebel Mission to Ord Mantell and The Empire Strikes Back."
 
 
 
 
==Description==
From a flyer: 
==Contents==
===Volume 1===
* A Wind to Shake the Stars
* Points of Origin
* Black Knight, White Princess and Pawns
* While Giants Mark Time
*Jedi that Was, Jedi to Be
* Millennium Falcon Deal
* The Han Solo Solution
*Death Star's Transit
*Rogues, Rebels and Robots
* The Luke Skywalker Initiative 
*The Jedi Nexus 
*The Case for Rebellion 
*Force and Counter Force 
===Volume 2===
*Freedom's Winter 
*The Coming Storm 
*A Question of Survival 
*Fire and Ice 
*The Millennium Falcon Pursuit 
*Way of the Jedi 
*New Allies, New Enemies 
*Dark Lord's Fury 
*Gambler's Choice 
*The Clash of Lightsabers 
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:Italian-Speaking Fandom
Category:1993 Zines
The Foreman Report

The Foreman Report is the club zine for a Canadian Doctor Who fan club. 
It was published four to six times a year.
Some addresses for the zine were listed as Kingston, Ontario and some in Quebec, Canada.
From a 1991 flyer posted to rec.arts.drwho: 
==Fan Comments==
 
==Issue 3==
1992
==Issue 4==
1992
==Issue 5==
1992
==Issue 6==
1992, colour cover by Stephanie Turgeon
==Issue 11== 
 
The Foreman Report 11 was published in February 1994 and contains 66 pages. 
* WhoCon Montreal Convention Report 
* Dimensions in Time review 
* 'The Fourth Doctor Handbook' review 
* 'The Airzone Solution' review 
* Frazer Hines interview 
* Watching Doctor Who Back in 1963 
* Space: The Imagination Station Applies for Broadcast Licence 
* News: 'Thirty Years in the TARDIS', Amblin, Tele-Snaps Mother Lode Discovered 
* Dimensions in Time Part 1 Script 
* 'Beyond the Psyche' 
* 'The Adventure of a Doctor' Part 3 
* ConCept '93 Convention Report 
* WhoCon Montreal '93 Convention Report 
* Visions '93 Convention Report 
 
==Issue 12==
The Foreman Report 12 was published in May 1994 and contains 60 pages.
* Sylvester McCoy Spotlight Issue
* Spotlight on Season 24
* Spotlight on the Departure of Colin Baker
* 'Beyond the Psyche' Part 2
* Spotlight on Melanie Bush
* Spotlight on the Rani
* Reviewing the 7th Doctor Stories
* Latest Amblin News Confirmed: Will Begin Filming This Year in Florida
* Spotlight on Ace
* Dimensions in Time Part 2 Script
* Spotlight on Season 25
* Les Cartes de Cornerstone Communications
* Spotlight on the 25th Anniversary
* Spotlight on Season 26
* Spotlight on the Return of Old Friends
* Spotlight on After Survival
==Issue 13==
The Foreman Report 13 was published in August 1994 and contained 35 pages.
*Canadian Doctor Who fan clubs spotlight issue
*The Foreman report Letter page
*Terror of the authors - Interviews with New Adventure authors, Paul Cornell and Daniel Blythe, by Rod Mammitzsch.
*The Gallifrey gazette - news of the High Council of Gallifrey
*The Time/Space telegraph - all the Doctor Who news that's fit to print and some that's not.
*Who review - Legacy by Gary Russell, reviewed by Howard Picaizen.
*I-Con - the first ever mega- meeting of Halifax's science fiction clubs by JJ Sobey.
*WhoCon '93 - review by Irwin Tan and Lisa Truant - reprint of review in Enlightenment no.60.
*Chronic hystersis - Review by Gian-Ian Di Rocco - reprint of review in Enlightenment no.60.
*From the Tardis logs - Beyond the Psyche, pt. 3, fiction by Andrew Gurudata. 
*Canadian Doctor Who fandom: Alive and Well by Rod Mammitzsch.
*Night of the Autons by Jeff Szpirglas, report of The Wolves of Fenric; Dundas, Ontario club.
*Why the as yet unnamed Doctor Who fan club of Newfoundland has no name by Glyn George.
*Myself and my experiences in Canadian fandom by James Bow.
*Dr Who: Tout un point de vue par Yolange Rufiange.
*Drew Shewring's Canadian Doctor Who Fandom memories.
*Amblin Who as predicted by Andrew Gurudata.
*Trenchcoat no.4 reviewed by Andrew Gurudata.
*Convention listings
*Classified
*Etcetera: SF outside the Tardis - News of various SF shows.
*Clippings
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
The Foresmutter's Bibliography of Early, Early K/S

This bibliography of K/S and some pre-K/S was compliled by Mary Ellen Curtin for Foresmutters Project.
It is online .
==This is the List by Mary Ellen Curtin==
* before 1976:
underground, hand-to-hand circulation of stories, including [Gayle F's] "Desert Heat and its sequels ("Beyond Setarcos", "Night of the Dragon", and "Between Friends" -- the latter originally without hurt/comfort and called "Birthday Present"), and "Ring of Soshern" by Jennifer Guttridge. 
* 1974:
"A Fragment Out of Time," by Diane Marchant, Grup #3, 74. unidentified vignette, K/S in retrospect. 
The author has explicitely refused permission for this work to be in the Foresmutters Project, stating that: "Anything I penned (all those years ago) was only meant to remain in letters between friends...But somehow it ended up in print, & so started a huge snowball that became K/S. That was upsetting enough & I had hoped that it was all 'dead & buried' by now."
* 1975:
"Pandora's Box...Again: A Psychological Discussion of the Relationship Between Captain James T. Kirk and Commander Spock," by Diane Marchant, Grup #4. Essay with K/S subtext, perhaps. 
* 1976:
"Shelter," by Leslie Fish and Joanne Agostino, Warped Space XX, 76. K/S, R; cave. 
"Nebula of Orion," by Gerry Downes, Stardate: Unknown #1, 76. K, S, Mc h/c. 
Alternative: the Epilog to Orion, by Gerry Downs, 76. rating?, K/S, angst. 
Gerry Downes passed away in November 2000. Her zines have been reprinted by her son & daughter-in-law, as "From Alaska with Love", and you can order them online:
"Standing Orders," by ??? Grope, June 76. probably NC-17 flogging (Spock), S/U 
"Where No Man Has Come Before," by [anon], More Grope, 76. PG to PG-13 stuck-turbolift K/S. 
* 1977:
"Green Plague," by Audrey Baker, Son of Grope, Feb 77. PG-13?, K/S h/c angst. 
from Obsc'zine #1, March 77: 
"Unicorn Horn," by Amy Falkowitz. NC-17 "oops that was an aphrodisiac" "come one come all", with K/S K/U Su/U &c. 
"Kirk's Decision," by Frankie Jemison. PG-13 K/S K/f. 
"Another Saturday Night on the Enterprise," by Phula Blechundschmidt. NC-17 K/S PWP. 
"The Perfect Mate," by Jeanne Powers. PG-13 K/S genderfuck with female S; parody (I think). 
"Performance," by D.T. Steiner. NC-17 K/S, based on a picture by [Gayle F]. "command performance" fantasy with Pon Farr elements. 
"R.H.I.P.," by Eileen Roy. R Scotty/Chekov [very short parody]. 
"Aftermath," by Frankie Jemison. PG K/S poem, alternative ending for "Shelter". 
"Poses," by Leslie Fish and Joanne Agostino. NC-17 K/S. 
"The Hectic in My Blood," by Audrey Baker, Deep Grope, May 77. ?rating. 
from The Sensuous Vulcan, September 77: 
"Long Way Home," by Eileen Roy. PG, K/S. 
"Interlude," by Maggie McClendon. NC-17, K/S, vacation first-time 
"Desert Heat," by [Gayle F]. NC-17 K/S pon-farr-in-a-cave. This story and its sequels (published in 78 and 79) had a long pre-history of underground circulation. 
"The Changeling," by Lora Rene. K/S genderfuck with female K. 
"Nil Desperandum," by Frankie Jemison. PG-13 K/S humor. 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:2002 Meta
The Foresmutters Project: Commentary & Historical Background: Shelter by Leslie Fish

The Foresmutters Project: Commentary & Historical Background: Shelter by Leslie Fish is a 1999 discussion amongst Mary Ellen Curtin, Ruth Lym, Kathy Langley, and Judith Gran. 
It was posted to Foresmutters Project and was written to give fans historical context regarding Leslie Fish's story Shelter.
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Slash Meta
The Forest Fanfiction Archive

The Forest Fanfiction Archive is an archive for Sentinel slash fanfiction. It was originally hosted by GeoCities and later moved to Squidge.org.
It features the work of: Owlet, McVey, Cen, Cynthia Selene, Senscribe, Legion, EagleEye, Boyd, Caorann, Lyrica, Vikster, Aaboe, Sihaya Black, CKC, and Snarf. 
Notes by the archivist:The site is a member of the The Sentinel Webring and was listed as Owlet, Wolfling and Snarf's Sen Fic in the Slash Fan Fiction on the Net index in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S-Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 22 February 2015)
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File:The Forest Fanfiction Archive.png|main page (Squidge version)
==References==
Category:GeoCities
Category:Squidge.org
Category:Sentinel Archives
Category:1990s
The Forest of Eshva

The Forest of Eshva was a personal fanfic and recommendation site. It also had a gallery with photo art.
Description from The Borrowed Ones: 
==Rants and Recs==
*TPM: Qui-Gon friendly slash recommendations - Eshva's TPM story recommendations. "Recs pages are most useful when you have some idea what kind of things the recommender likes. To put it bluntly - I like Qui-Gon. This means that my favourite stories are those where he is portrayed in a positive way (no moron or bastard stories and no grovelfic). My tastes also tend to run to the sweet and mushy, and I generally prefer happy endings :)"
	
* Sweet as a Little Pie - Some thoughts about dressing the Jedi in 'sexy' feminine outfits
*TPM: Symmetry in "Riding the Wheel of If" - An essay-type thing about the TPM slash series "Riding the Wheel of If"
*TPM: Was Qui-Gon responsible for Xanatos' fall? - A piece Eshva posted to a mailing list about the character from the Jedi Apprentice books
*Whatever Happened to Mary Sue? - Eshva's thoughts on some of the new directions that "Mary Sue" has taken
*Why "just don't read it" doesn't always work - Some thoughts about avoiding (or not) stories that squick the reader
==Links==
===TPM===
Qui-Gonline - The Qui-Gon Jinn Discussion List homepage. There's a fiction archive (up to PG-13), essays and lots of excellent stuff about Qui-Gon.
QJEB Archive - A good fiction archive, with gen, het and slash
Pumpkin Patch - The home of Pumpkin's fanfiction. Several other good authors are also hosted there.
Bonding Universe - One of my favourite AUs
Phantom Heresies - Fascinating articles, especially "Jedi Knight of Infinite Faith"
X Art - Wonderful fan art, including TPM
===Blake's 7===
Judith Proctor's pages - A huge B7 resource, including fanzines, fiction, news, links and just about anything else you can think of.
B7 Fanfiction Archive - Gen fiction
Liberated - B7 slash and adult fanfiction
Paul James B7 page - Includes a big collection of marvellous quality frame captures
Frame Capture Library - Another excellent collection of frame captures, very well organised
Blake Revisited by Francis Teagle - Interesting discussion of all aspects of B7
===Other Fandom Links===
Fanfic Symposium - Critical discussion of fanfiction issues. I don't always agree with the columnists, but this is a fascinating page.
Fanfiction Critics Association - Homepage for the discussion list, which features discussion of issues in fanfiction. Often heated, always interesting.
Minotaur's Site - Gay sex tips for slash writers, among other things. A brilliant resource.
Slash City - Home pages of many slash writers, plus plenty of other features.
Confessions of a Fannish Butterfly - I must confess I haven't read the fic on this page (not my fandoms), but the recommendations and rants are excellent. Check out the rape recs, "You big bullly" and "Hummus".
The Pantheon - Home of Timmerryn's divine slashy comic 'The Pantheon', as well as her slash fic, art, and many other nifty things.
==References==
Category:Recommendation Sites
Category:Slash Recommendation Sites
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:Blake's 7 Websites
Category:2000s Author Pages
The Forest of The Hunter

The Forest of The Hunter is a fansite dedicated to the sci-fi/fantasy author Celia S. Friedman and her works.
Founded in December of 1995 by a dedicated fan not identified, its weblink name is dedicated to the C. S. Friedman-based MUD. The structure of the website is quite simple, but satisfactory, dating back to the beginnings of the internet, when browsing took place in a few pages. On the page "about" we have information about the creation of the site and the authorizations it obtained from the author.
==Content==
*Home
*News
*Books
*In Conquest Born
*The Coldfire Trilogy
*This Alien Shore
*The Wilding
*The Magister Trilogy
*About
==References==
The Forever Knight Compendium

You may be looking for The Forever Knight Concordance.
The Forever Knight Compendium has 192 pages, has a extensive detailed synopsis and casting for each episode, complete technical credits, background history of the show, recurring character histories, chapters on vampire lore, and series inconsistencies.
It replaces The Forever Knight Concordance by Pam Jensen.
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Forever Knight Concordance

You may be looking for The Forever Knight Compendium.
The Forever Knight Concordance contains a detailed episode guide, credit lists, maps, historical appendix, timeline, and bios for the first season. The interior art was by Jayne Largent. Typesetting and layout were by Denyse M. Bridger.
From the Forever Knight Fanzine List of October 1996: "Out of print 6/96. Lots of nice information, but had a few major errors and the timeline included some non-canon information. Second season was never completed." 
It was superseded by The Forever Knight Compendium compiled by Judi Moore.
 
Category:Forever Knight Zines
The Forever Knight Nitpickers' Gallery

The Forever Knight Nitpickers' Gallery is the website for the Nitpickers, a minor faction within Forever Knight fandom. The site was created on 27 July 1998, and last updated on 21 August 2003.
The site includes a link to the faction's Yahoo!Group, FKNitpickers, which no longer seems to exist.
==Website Design==
The index page of the site provides a brief description of the Nitpickers faction and a Table of Contents listing all the episodes of the series, with links on those which the nitpickers have gone through. 
These links lead to pages for each season, listing in chronological order the episodes that the faction has nitpicked, for each of which is provided a paragraph of trivia, nits, and gripes. (It is to these paragraphs that the links on the index page lead.)
In addition, there is a page for miscellaneous information relating to the series as whole.
==Contents==
Of the 70 episodes of Forever Knight only the following were nitpicked:
* "Dark Knight" (1992 Pilot)
* "Dark Knight: The Second Chapter"
* "Only the Lonely"
* "1966"
* "Forward Into the Past"
* "Father's Day"
* "A More Permanent Hell"
* "Black Buddha Pt. 1"
* "Sons of Belial"
* "The Human Factor"
* "Last Knight"
Category:Forever Knight Websites
The Forever Knight Pit of Condemned Bimbos Survivalists Faction Page

The Forever Knight Pit Of Condemned Bimbos Survivalists Faction Page was the website for a short-lived joke faction called the Pit of Condemned Bimbos Survivalists.
==Site ContentsThe contents of this page have been adapted from the article in the Forever Knight Wiki.==
The index page included links to survivalist vendors, e.g. Military Surplus Manuals, NorthernTool.com on-line catalogue, and Banana Bay Trading Company Catalogue. 
Links from the index page lead to a couple of other pages on the site. It was obviously originally intended to archive a running on-list joke about Forever Knight action figures that people would like to see. In addition, there either was (or was intended to be) a collection of sound files. However, the former page was never provided with content, and the latter wasn't saved by the Internet Archive. 
Like other contemporary GeoCities sites, the The Forever Knight Pit Of Condemned Bimbos Survivalists Faction Page had a "GeoBook" or guestbook page on which people could leave comments.
The site seems never to have been updated, but was abandoned in embryo, probably because the faction lasted only a few months.
==Site History==
The index page of The Forever Knight Pit Of Condemned Bimbos Survivalists Faction Page is dated 1997. The site was archived on the Wayback Machine in 2001. It seems likely to have disappeared from the Web shortly thereafter. None of the graphics survive. However, the GeoBook can be accessed.
==References==
Category:Forever Knight WebsitesCategory:GeoCities
The Forever Knight Special Gen Collection

The Forever Knight Special Gen Collection is a 93-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005.
* Deyja by Denyse M. Bridger (Compadres) #20 
* Nightshade by Denyse M. Bridger (Compadres) #20 
* Kindred Spirit by Denyse M. Bridger (Compadres) #21 
* Ghost by Denyse M. Bridger (Compadres) #23 
* The Night Crawler Speaks by Denyse M. Bridger (Compadres) #26 
* Poised on the Edge of Forever by Denyse M. Bridger (Ouch!) #13 
* Darkest Angel, Fairest Night by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Magic) #4 
* Rage & Vengeance by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Magic) #4 
* Eternity Begins by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Magic) #5 
* A Whisper of Humanity by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Magic) #5 
* Night/Fall by Denyse M. Bridger (Black Magic) #5 
* Retribution by Laura Ellison (Compadres) #9 
 
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:2005 Zines