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Galactic Journey

Galactic Journey is an online fanzine in blog format, written by "The Traveler," a science fiction time-traveling fan who "lives 55 years ago" and publishes a blog today. It provides its users with information on science fact and fiction, reviewing SF pulp magazines (Analog, Amazing, F&SF, etc.) and movies, along with commentary about technology and occasionally other news. 
Its icon is Dr. Martha Dane, the protagonist of H. Beam Piper's 1957 Analog story, "Omnilingual."
The Traveler attends many conventions, both contemporary and (fictionally) historical; reviews and photos are posted on the blog. Here's an excerpt from the post that covered the release of Fantastic Four #1, posted in 2016:
==Ties to a Print Zine in 1967==
Galactic Journey also publishes The Tricorder, a quarterly Star Trek: TOS zine first printed in "August 1967," as the Journey calculates time. (August 2022 for everyone else.) Gideon Marcus was the editor, and the publisher was "Galactic Journey." The contents and formatting were restricted to what was known and available to fandom at the supposed time of publication.
In that zine, Marcus wrote: "We are very excited about the second season, which will be starting in Just one month!" 
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==History==
In April 2015, it started on Dreamwidth. It was there when i09 picked it up. 
In 2016, Galactic Journey received a Serling Award from the Rod Serling Memorial Foundation. The Serling Award: 2016 Recipients, accessed June 19, 2017
On June 18, 2017, Galactic Journey held its first "Tele-Conference," a webinar attended by several staff members and over a dozen fans. More are planned, but a schedule has not been decided.
Galactic Journey was a Hugo Awards finalist for "Best Fanzine" in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2023.
==Staff/Editors==
The Traveler is aided by several associates, some of whom occasionally write posts.
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Star Trek TOS Websites
Category:2013 Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
Galactic Times

Galactic Times is a gen Star Trek: TOS newsletter published in the UK. There are at least two issues. 
From an ad in STAG #25: "This newspaper/zine aims to cover all aspects of science fact and fiction. Published 2-monthly, subscription £1.75 per year."
==Issue 1==
Galactic Times 1 was published in 1977.
* The Jewels of Fire (fiction) by Jessie Dixon (part one, part two was to be in issue #2, but "do to unforseen circumstances" was to be in issue #3, which in turn, was never published)
* article on Voyager
* two poems
* a report on a Doctor Who convention
* other unknown content
==Issue 2==
Galactic Times 2 contains 23 pages and was published in November 1977.
* Editorial (4)
* Prisoner Convention (see The Prisoner Appreciation Society) (5)
* Star Trek Red Alert (news and reports that Leonard Nimoy would not be in the Star Trek movie) (6)
* full-page photo of a smiling spock (7)
* Viewpoint (a long, crabby letter from a fan, one which negatively reviews the last issue of Galactic Times) (8)
* Terracon (a con report, see that page) (10)
* Intercon 78 (an Open Letter to "all Star Trek fans" -- it deals with rumors about this upcoming con and confirms that all con organizers are "Trekkers and all belong to clubs," that all money above the cost of the con will be given to charity as UK cons are "not commercial ventures as the USA Cons," and addresses the high hotel costs) (11)
* No Way Home, poem by Thetis (12)
* News (13)
* Snippets (14)
* Clubs and Societies (15)
* Leisure Page (16)
* Fanzine Reviews ( (four VERY short blurbs of four zines: "Black Hole," "The Fanderson Files, Random Factors, and "Tardis") (17)
* Society for Creative Anachronisms (17)
* Consumer Page (18) (a recipe for "Vulcan Salad")
* Comic Captions (20)
* Ads (21)
* Problem Page (22)
* Lonely Hearts (22)
* Stop Press (23)
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Galactic Tongues

Galactic Tongues is a 1982 article by Eva Albertsson.
It was printed in Docking Bay #3.
The topic of the essay was spoken language and the Star Wars universe. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* were Han and Chewie telepathic?
* did Han formally study languages, is that why he could understand Greedo and Chewie and other characters, or did Han have just a basic working understanding of other languages due to the necessities of his job?
* does Han have a language implant chip in his brain?
* what are interpreter droids for?
* how do all these theories affect fanfiction?
* how many languages are there in the Star Wars universe?
* is there a standard accepted default language?
==Some Excerpts==
==References==
Category:1982 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Wars Language Resources
Galactic Traveler

You may be looking for the Star Wars zine: Galaxy Travellers.
Galactic Traveler is a Star Trek: TOS zine of fiction and illustrations. 
According to the first two issues, the zine was to be released every two months, but it is unknown how many were actually published.
==Issue 1==
Galactic Traveler 1 was published in 1978 and contains 24 pages.
The art is by Geno Burrell, Kathi Lynn Higley, Steve Keely, C.P. McGraw, Chuck Raue and Rob Richardson.
From the zine: 
From the editorial: 
* Jibberwacky by Rob Richardson (3)
* Hymneoptera by Lucy Lunt (5)
* Fire God by Tommy Leytham (5)
* Steve's Comics: Star Warts by Steve Keeley (reprinted from Lorelei Signal) (6)
* News (8)
* Log of the Bookworm by C.P. McGraw (An interview with Dr. Jules Perot, who was an extra from Close Encounters of the Third Kind.) (9) 
* Tribbles Page by Steve Keeley (11)
* One Day at Worldcon, fiction by Dee Beetem (Kirk and crew are transported back in time and must dress in masquerade as Trek characters at Worldcon.) (reprinted from Masiform D #5) (13)
* STLM Club Report (24)
 
Image:galactictraveler1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Kathi Lynn Higley
Image:galactictraveler1-2.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:galactictraveler1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Kathi Lynn Higley
Image:galactictraveler1-4.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:galactictraveler1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Geno Burrell, detail from "One Day at Worldcon" 
==Issue 2==
Galactic Traveler 2 was published in December 1978 and contains 19 pages (flyer said it was going to be 24 pages).
The art is by Kathi Lynn Higley, Steve Keeley, James Powell, Chuck Raue, Jannea Rogers, and Rita White.
* Jibberwacky, editorial (3)
* Viewpoint, article by Roy J. Moore (topic is the transporter) (Star Trek: TOS) (4)
* Scenes We'd Like to See by Matt Butts (Space: 1999) (4)
* Genesis, fiction by Roy J. Moore (original science fiction) (5)
* The Healer, poem by Carol Crunk (Star Trek: TOS) (6)
* An Enterprising Crew, parts 1, 2, 3, fiction by Lucy Lunt (Star Trek: TOS) (7)
* Log of the Bookworm by C.P. McGraw (reviews of pro Trek books) (18)
 
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1978 Zines
GalacticaNews

GalacticaNews is a newsletter community on LiveJournal. Created in February 2005 community profile, The community was created 2005-02-19., it covers the fandom for the new Battlestar Galactica television series. It links to interviews and reviews in the media and to meta, episode reactions and recs for fanworks posted by fans.Fanworks are not linked directly from the newsletter. The Wireless (LJ Comm) is the fandom newsletter for fanfiction.
== References ==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (2003)
Category:2000sCategory:2010
Galactica 1980

You may be looking for the Battlestar Galactica (1978) letterzine, Galactica.
 
Galactica 1980 was a spin-off of Battlestar Galactica (1978).
It was canceled after ten episodes. 
==Characters==
* Troy (the adult Boxey)
* Dillon 
* Jamie Hamilton
* Adama
* Boomer
* Doctor Zee 
* Xavier
* Brooks
==Fan Description==
In January 1980, a fan described this then-upcoming show: 
==Fandom==
===Fan Comments===
===Fanworks===
* "Doctor Who and the Flight of the Fleet" and "Doctor Who and the Return of the Galactica" by Pat Dunn (crossovers with Doctor Who) was published in the Australian fanzine Multiverse #12 and #14
* Apollo's Odyssey by Joy Harrison, Sharon Monroe, Marj Ihssen and David Morgan (represents one possible answer to the mystery of Captain Apollo's fate between the events chronicled in "The Hand of God," the final episode of Battlestar Galactica (1978), and those detailed in "The Return of Starbuck," the final episode of Galactica 1980) (1980)
* Well Met in Time & Space by Mary A. Fall and M.D. Bloemker (Doctor Who crossover with Battlestar Galactica (1978) that presents several alternate realities to BG and Galactica 1980) (1985) 
* Show Me the Way to Go Home by Sheila Paulson (a crossover with Battlestar Galactica (1978) and Galactica 1980) (in Green Eggs and Ham #1) (1991)
* The Homecoming by Fran Severn (a "The Return of Starbuck" story) (1995)
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
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Galactica 1988: Ten Years Later

Galactica 1988: Ten Years Later is a gen anthology.
This is a 'Best of' Galactica fan fiction book. It has stories featuring all of the major characters as well as artistic portraits of each of them.
From a 1987 submission request: 
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Some of the best of ten years of BG fan fiction, prepared by Clean Slate with the input and participation of numerous zines and fans. Sample the full spectrum of action, adventure, romance, tragedy, and comedy from the fans who made Galactica what it is today."
Most of the stories in this zine are available at Free Battlestar Galactica Fan Fiction Novels
==Contents==
Some of the stories include:
* Substitute by Susan J. Paxton ("An evil twin story in which Starbuck is captured by the Cylons and replaced with a clone that acts in an exaggerated manner, causing everyone to think there is something seriously wrong with him.")
* Soul of a Socialator by Sharon Monroe ("There is a crisis in the Life Center. Cassiopeia is only able to do so much in trying to prevent a total disaster.") (reprinted from Purple & Orange? #10)
* Furlough by Sharon Monroe writing as Doris Fishbein ("The time has finally arrived for Starbuck to learn the truth about Chameleon. Even though they have been friends since they first met in "The Man with Nine Lives," things don't roll quite as smoothly as hoped.") (reprinted from Purple & Orange? #17)
* Another Chance by Sharon Monroe ("The end of Saga of a Star World from Cassiopeia's point of view.")
* My Father's Daughter by A.S. Lawrence ("A follow-up to the events of The Hand of God delivered by Sheba speaking in the first-person.")
* Colonial Chaos by Anna C. Buchmann
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Galactica Gazette

Galactica Gazette is a newsletter that has at least four issues.
From Forum #3: 
==Hands Off!==
At one point, there was a submission request for stories in the all-female Silver Squadron series. One of the two fans who was writing these stories wrote a personal statement in Universal Translator #6 saying that only one zine had the right to publish these stories based on that idea: 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Galactica History: From Kobol to the Colonies

Galactica History: From Kobol to the Colonies is a gen anthology with fiction by Sharon Monroe.
Summary: From the days of Eden on Caprica, to Babelonia and Caprica City on the Colonies; from Lord Adam of the Migration to Lord Zakaryah of the Devastation; from death on Kobol, through the Void, to settlement in hope on Twelve Worlds; to the fall of the Lords and hope in the flames of civil war. A collection of short stories set in the early days of the Colonies. This is the heritage, glory, and the pain of our warriors -- and the why of much they do.
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Galactica Stuff: A Colonial's Guide To The Galaxy

Galactica Stuff: A Colonial's Guide To The Galaxy is a 122-page resource to the show. It was edited by Sharon Monroe.
The art is by Chazz, Barbara Fister-Liltz, Pat Posadas (cover) and Gordon Smuder. 
 
From a 1993 ad in GAZ: "The people, places and things in the BG universe; synopses of the episodes, books and comic books; discussions of time, military structure, technology, the fleet. Illustrated. Don't be without this complete guide to the world of Galactica "
 
==Contents==
* Table of Contents (1)
* Introductory Remarks (1)
* The Episodes (3)
* People, Places, and Things (collected by the staff with special thanks to Hilary Broadribb, Sue Paxton, and others...) (23)
* Dedication (66)
* Illustration Key (67)
* Illustrations, prepared by Gordon Smuder (69)
* The Books, summarized and reviewed by Sharon Monroe, Kathryn Pepmiller, and Roberta Stuemke (85)
* The Comics, summarized by Sharon Monroe and Gordon Smuder (93)
* Viewpoints, including essays by Laura Michales, Larry Monroe, Sharon Monroe, Sue Paxton, and Pythia, plus questions considered by the Clean Slate Pressstaff and friends (100)
* Odds-N-Ads (119)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Galacticamania

Galacticamania is a gen crossover Battlestar Galactica (1978)/Doctor Who (3rd Doctor) 83-page novel R.S. Hadley and B.J. Rosen.
 
It is the second special issue of The Colonials.
==Author's Notes==
==Summary==
 
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Galacticon (UK)

Galacticon was a UK fan run media convention that was held in the UK with a focus on Blake's 7 and Star Trek fandoms.
==1983==
Galacticon 1983 was held on October 29–30, 1983.
The original hotel was the Great Eastern Hotel, but it was moved to The Barbican City Hotel.
The guest of honor was Peter Tuddingham. A con report in Empathy News (1983/84 Winter) mentions Matt Irvine at the disco. "...Matt Irvine's antics! I really don't think you're supposed to dance like that, Matt... 
There was a conzine, see Galacticon.
==1984==
Galacticon 1984 was held on October 27–28, 1984 at the Barbican City Hotel, Central St., London.
The contact was Eileen Wingrove.
===1984: Con Reports===
==1985==
==1986==
==1987==
===1987: Con Reports===
==References==
Category:1980s ConventionsCategory:1990s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Galadhrim.net

Galadhrim.net is a Lord of the Rings fanfiction site. It was listed in the Hidden Whispers directory in 2004.Hidden Whispers. Directory: Websites: Fanfiction: GHI, via Wayback: 03 August 2004. (Accessed 17 May 2012)
Description from Alassenya's Fiction: "Originally a Haldir site, it has expanded to include all elfslash."Links and Recommendations, via Wayback: 23 June 2007. (Accessed 17 May 2012) It was affiliated with the Mithril Awards, which described it as "Fiction, art & essays about the Lothlorien elves (adult)".Mithril Awards: Affiliates (accessed 17 May 2012)
Page structure according to drop-down menu: Intro, Fanfic Archive, Submit a Story, Gallery, Downloads, The Haldir FAQ, Essays, Links, Webrings, Discussion Board, Adoptions, Contact.
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings Websites
Galadriel Awards

The Galadriel Video Awards are fan run awards "dedicated to awarding the creative geniuses behind fandom music videos." They are open to all media fandoms except for anime/manga or porn movies. After 10 rounds of winners have been announced, there is a special "Best Of The Best" award that selects the best vids from the previous rounds. It is typical of many of the single person awards that cropped up in the mid to late 2000s.
==Categories==
Vids are automatically entered into the following categories:
* Best Vid: which won the most 1st place
* Best Edit: which won the most of all 1st place the technically categories (Effect, Music Use, Lyrics Use)
* Most Original: which in my opinion the most original among the participant vids.
* Best Vidlet: the vid length less than 2 minutes
* Judge Choice: it is the most totally subjective category :)
Vidders can choose to submit their vids into the following categories:
* Best Action: Lots of fight, action, explosions, fight, etc.
* Best AU: Alternate universe, it's not happened in the series or film.
* Best Character: Character-centric storyline.
* Best Couple (conventional): typically female/male pair, not necessary romantic relationship.
* Best Couple (unconventional): other characters (vampire, demons, witches, wizards, elves, etc.)
* Best Crossover: You use two or more different fandom for your storyline.
* Best Drama: Emotionally driven storyline.
* Best Effect: The effects what you used give more meanings to your vid or not.
* Best Ensemble: Follows multiple characters and brings their stories together.
* Best Idea: If you think conception of your vid very rare, this category will be yours :)
* Best Overview: Best summarizes an episode, a season, or the overall show itself.
* Best POV: Focus is from a character's point-of-view, not just about the character and it is strongly recognizable.
* Best Relationship: Friendship or other (non romantic) relationship between 2 or more characters,
* Best Romance (conventional): romantic relationship between female/male character
* Best Romance(unconventional): Other romantic relationship between 2 or more characters (vampires, demons, slash (male or female), etc.)
* Best Song Use: How you take the lyrics and the song and make them work with your video, 
* Best Music Use: How you use the music in your vid.
* Best Lyrics Use: How fit the lyrics with your vid.
* Best Storyteller: The story of your vid can be easily recognizable.
* Best Villain: it's oblivious :)
* Most Humorous: Your vid make me laugh a lot - the vid will be both standard or black comedy.
* Most Sensual: Sexy but no porn.
==Winners==
Winners can be found listed here.
Category:Vidding Awards
Category:Multifandom Awards
Category:2010 Awards
Galavant

Galavant is a musical fantasy comedy TV series which ran for two seasons on ABC.Galavant on Wikipedia The basic premise is that a hero, Galavant, falls into a depression when his lover, Madalena, is kidnapped by the evil king Richard—and decides she prefers the palace life after all. Galavant is then pulled back into the plot by Isabella, a princess in need of a hero. The series has a small fandom that continues on after its cancellation. 
==Fandom==
Galavant has been nominated for Yuletide, a rare fandoms exchange, multiple times.Tag set for Yuletide in 2015. About Yuletide 2015 Tag Set, accessed and archived on June 1, 2021. Galavant was nominated with 8 specific character/pairing requests.AO3 tag set. About Yuletide 2016 Tag Set. Nominated with 17 character/pairing requests.
===Shipping===
* Galavant/Isabella (het, popular)
* Gareth/Madalena (het, popular)
* Isabella/Madalena (femslash, rarer) 
===Terminology===
*Galabella—the pairing name for Galavant/Isabella
==Example Fanworks==
===Meta===
* , something of a fandom primer by rhysand-vs-fenrys on tumblr (2021)
===Vids===
* What A Knight by Treon - (2017 Escapade)
===Panels===
* Galavant: Do you watch, too? (a panel at 2016 MediaWest*Con)
==Archives and Communities==
*Galavant (TV) works on AO3
*Galavant works on FFN
*Galavant Wiki
*r/Galavant on Reddit
* Galavant-Fanartics, a very small group on DeviantArt
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Galaxy Four

You may be looking for the Doctor Who zine Galaxy Five.
Galaxy Four is a Doctor Who zine.
It is unknown how many issues there published, perhaps just this one.
==Issue 1==
Galaxy Four 1 was published in Autumn 1978 and contains 13 pages.
* Editorial (3)
* With One Brick, fiction (4)
* The Day of the Daleks, fiction (5)
* Bartholomew's Planetary Casetteer, from the sacred Time Lord Scrolls (6)
* Doctor Who Story Guide (8)
* Alphabetical Actors List (9)
* Crossword Puzzle (13)
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Galaxy Gazette

Galaxy Gazette is a monthly Star Trek: TOS anthology fanzine that featured fan fiction. It is unknown how many issues were published.
This zine preceeded Independent Entity.
==About==
From the editorial in Independent Entity #1 (August 1974):
==April 1974 Issue== 
*New York City Star Trek Con '74, con report by L. Martindale
*Throne Off Course, article by Lynda D. Martindale
*On the Bridge by Sheryl Przyblyski (reprinted in Independent Entity #2)
* the illos are by Leonard Fornalik and Lynda D. Martindale
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1974 Zines
Galaxy Quest, and a Better Kind of Fandom

Galaxy Quest, and a Better Kind of Fandom is an essay by aralias.
==Summary==
"A discussion of how Galaxy Quest depicts fandom as something good that inspires people to do good things/something that makes me (as a fan) feel respected by the industry, as well as affectionately mocked for what is certainly, also, a lot of very strange behaviour."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Galaxy Quest
* the joy of fandom
* respecting fans
* the power of fans and fan campaigns
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Galaxy Quest
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Gale/Mystra

Gale/Mystra is the canonical het pairing of Gale and Mystra in Baldur's Gate III fandom. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* Gale by LFii-ART
===Fanfiction===
==External Links==
* Gale (Baldur's Gate)/Mystra (Dungeons & Dragons) works at AO3
Category:Baldur's Gate Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Gale/Tav

Gale/Tav is the pairing of Gale and the player character Tav in Baldur's Gate III fandom. Its category depends on whether the player created a female, male or non-binary Tav.
== Canon ==
	Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.
 
== Fandom ==
	Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.
 
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
	Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.
 
=== Fanart ===
	Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.
 
==Gallery==
File:Tav & Gale by ApotheosisAdoptables.jpg|Art by ApotheosisAdoptables (elf Tav)
File:More Violet by Isbjorg.jpg|More Violet by Isbjorg (elf Tav)
File:Gale and Tav by maXKennedy.jpg|Art by MaXKennedy (Tav of unknown race)
File:Gale and Tav by Tegz0rz.jpg|Art by Tegz0rz (female elf Tav)
File:My Favorite Wizard by SoundlessRoom.jpg|My Favorite Wizard by SoundlessRoom (elf Tav)
== Resources ==
	Examples Wanted: Editors are encouraged to add more examples or a wider variety of examples.
 
Category:Baldur's Gate Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Non-Binary Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Gale Hawthorne

Gale Hawthorne is a character in The Hunger Games.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
===Fanart===
==Resources & Links==
*Gale Hawthorne tag on Tumblr
*Gale Hawthorne at Archive of Our Own
Category:The Hunger Games Characters