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The Victorian Time Machine

The Victorian Time Machine was a Doctor Who newsletter edited by Adrienne Losin, who was originally a co-founder of the Doctor Who Club of Victoria. Her publication remained an individualised expression of her own perspective, and the club came to publish its own material such as Sonic Screwdriver.
Another club co-founder, Judith McGinness, recalls how other club members began to develop a more autonomous operation in 1980:
There were four issues. 
==Issue 1==
The Victorian Time Machine 1 was published in 1979.
==Issue 2==
The Victorian Time Machine 2
==Issue 3==
The Victorian Time Machine 3
==Issue 4==
The Victorian Time Machine 4 was published in 1980.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1979 Zines
Category:1980 Zines
The Victors Project

The Victors Project is a Hunger Games fanfiction by Oisin55. It is a highly praised and expansive fanfiction series that delves into the untold stories of the seventy five victors of the Hunger Games, exploring their lives both during and after their time in the Arena. The series spans the entire history of the Hunger Games, providing a look at the lives of every single victor.
== Inspired on The Victors Project ==
* Mentoring by darksidedawn
* our dog days are over by harviedent
Category:2013 Fanfiction
The Vidding History Project

The Vidding History Project is sponsored by the Organization for Transformative Works.
Some components are presentations, written interviews, oral interviews, and more. See: for more. 
==Series==
* Vidding Oral History Project Interview with The Clucking Belles
* Vidding Oral History Project Interview with Kandy Fong
==About==
 
==References==
Category:Vidder Interviews
The Video Co-op Library

The Video Co-op Library was established to help fans interested in exploring new fandoms and consisted of video tapes featuring the "best of" episodes from different fandoms. Tapes were donated by fans for fans. An ad in Media Monitor from 1993 asked interested parties to send a SASE for a "complete listing/info on donating/borrowing."
From Media Monitor: "Each tape is designed to give you a feel for that particular fandom, so you can understand and appreciate the fan fiction more."
According to Media Monitor, fandoms covered were: Adderly, Alien Nation, Beauty and the Beast, Blake's 7, Hardcastle and McCormick, Lancer, Man from UNCLE, Monkees, Perfect Strangers, The Professionals, Quantum Leap, Remington Steele, Riptide, Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Simon and Simon, Starman, Star Trek: TOS , Star Trek: TNG, Stingray, 21 Jump Street, and War of the Worlds.
Category:Video
Category:Offline Spaces
Category:1990s
The View From Olympus

The View From Olympus is a gen 187-page Xena and Hercules: the Legendary Journeys anthology. 
==Contents==
* poetry by Leyla Harding and Peta-Jo Ford
* word search and a crossword puzzle by Peta-Jo Ford 
* Ashes by Clare Solomon ("Xena is having a hard time dealing with Marcus' death, but it helps when you have a friend.") (3)
* The Reluctant Bride by May Smith ("Gabrielle is abducted by a young prince determined to beat his brother to the throne. Just one problem, daddy hates Xena and wants to see her dead - and she's on the way to rescue Gabrielle.") (Xena) (19)
* Magic by Clare Solomon ("Xena and Gabrielle do a favor for a village and end up in a world of magic, both good and bad.") (Xena) (15)
* Don't Look Back by Fliss Davies ("Xena recognizes the handiwork of the Four Horsemen, but this isn't the first time she's crossed paths with the four Immortals.") (Xena/Highlander) (9)
* A Tale for Argo by Diana Lee ("Xena's sick, the king is on a rampage, and Gabrielle's stuck with a monster who thinks he a dog - well, he calls himself Wuuff - what else could go wrong?") (Xena/Star Trek: The Next Generation) (19)
* Love Kills by Rowena Warner ("Hercules is poisoned, and now he's trying to kills those closest to him, and Iolaus is in the direct line of fire.") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (22)
* Valentine's Day "Massacre" by Rowena Warner ("Growing old can be a real pain in the butt - or other places, depending.") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (8)
* If Wishes Were Horses by Paula Smus ("An attack intended for Hercules leaves Iolaus fighting for his life. Only luck and a little help from a friend will save him.") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (8)
* Into Darkness by E. A. Weeks ("People are being murdered, their heads chopped off, and it's up to Hercules, his brother and Iolaus to discover who's behind the heinous killings.") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (30)
* In the Shadows by Rowena Warner ("Hera can be very persuasive, but can she convince Iolaus to end his friendship with Hercules?") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (17)
* Do Not Go Gently by Jody Norman ("Iolaus agrees to undergo a trial by fire in order to restore Hercules' family.") (Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) (16)
 
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Zines
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Zines
Category:1998 Zines
Category:Gen Zines
The View from Down Here: A Look at Fans

The View from Down Here: A Look at Fans is an essay by 13-year old Dave Vergano.
It was printed in Rogue's Gallery #12.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* old and young fans
* different way of being a fan
* fans as consumers
==Introduction==
 
==From the Essay==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The View from Down Under or Furever Knight

The View from Down Under or Furever Knight is a gen 56-page anthology selected by Sidney Lambert and transcribed by Winifred McBeth. The zine seems to have an alternate title: "Sydney's Tales."
The point of view in these stories is that of Sydney, the cat. In at least one, Diefenbaker from Due South makes an appearance.
* Nannygate
* Crossfire of the Vanities
* Blood's a Rover
* Ship's Cat
* Cry Wolf
* Making a Collar
* Rat Pack
* An Officer, A Gentlemen [sic], and a Wolf
* A Spot of Trouble
* The Weighing of the Heart
* Harp Strings
Category:Forever Knight Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The View from Yesterday

The View from Yesterday is a Spock/Kirk/OMC story by Addison Reed.
It was published in the print zine Shades of Grey #3.
==Summary==
"Captain John Christopher found many strange, unusual and wonderful things aboard the starship from his future, but none stranger or more confusing than discovering the unusually wonderful relationship between the starship's captain and first officer."
 
==Reactions and Reviews== 
===1989===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The View from the Bottom

The View from the Bottom is a Starsky/Hutch story by Rebelcat.
Warning from the author: "This story has graphic man-on-man sex. Lots of it. Actually, this entire story is about sex. Without the sex it would be three paragraphs long, and very dull indeed."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
The Viewer

The Viewer was a newsletter for Viewers for Quality Television.
It was free to fans who made "a minimum donation."
It was published 10 times a year. 
==Issue 61==
The Viewer 61 was published in April 1993 contains 16 pages. 
The "Endorsed Series" in 1992-93: Brooklyn Bridge, Homefront, I'll Fly Away, Law & Order, Life Goes On, Mad About You, Murphy Brown, The Wonder Years, Northern Exposure, Picket Fences, Quantum Leap, Reasonable Doubts, Roseanne, Seinfeld, Star Trek: TNG, and 60 Minutes.
"Tentative Support" in 1992-93: was given to: "Cheers, Civil Wars, Coach, Crime & Punishment, The Commish, Dr. Quinn: Medicine Woman, Evening Shade, Home Improvement, Homicide: Life on the Streets, PrimeTime Live, The Simpsons, Sisters, Young Indiana Jones, 20/20, and In the Heat of the Night.
* Status of Series (1)
* Editorial (3)
* Ask Ron Cowen & Daniel Lipman (Executive Producers of "Sisters") (4)
* Box 195 (6)
* Soapbox (7)
* From Our Mailbag (8)
* FYI (9)
* One Member's View (11)
* TV Critics Corner: Diane Holloway, Steve Bornfeld, and Jeff Weingrad (11)
* Members Forum (12)
* Network/Studio Addresses (15)
* Ratings, Rankings & Shares (16)
* Presenting Beth Sullivan ("How Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman came to be" (17)
* 1993 VQT Convention (September 30-October 3, Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel) (18)
* March Viewer Survey Results (20)
* Statement and Donation Form (inside back cover)
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Vigil (Star Trek: TOS story by Debbie Cummins)

See Vigil for other articles with the same name.
The Vigil is a Kirk/Spock story by Debbie Cummins. 
It was published in the print zine Tantalus #2.
 
==Summary==
"Spock stays by an injured Kirk's bedside as the human battles for his life. Through the ordeal, Spock comes to the realization that his love for Kirk is more than just brotherly." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
The Vigil (Star Trek: TOS story by Dorothy Jones and Astrid Anderson)

The Vigil by Dorothy Jones and Astrid Anderson is a novella in the "Dorothy and Myfanwy" series, published in T-Negative 7 (1970).
Previous stories in the series have established that Mr. Spock has been helping xenolinguist Lt. Dorothy Conway with her studies in Vulcan languages. Over time they have established a working partnership and he has come to consider her a useful assistant. In "The Vigil", the transporter messes up and Captain Kirk is lost on a planet without his communicator. Spock uses a combination of shuttlecraft landing parties and meticulous sensor scan of the entire world, sector by sector, staying awake and focused until the Captain is found. Anticipating that he will begin to speak Vulcan as he tires, Spock keeps Lt. Conway near him for translation purposes. After about a week of this, the Captain is found. Exhausted from the long vigil, Spock ends up in sickbay, and when Conway visits him he uses Vulcan poetry to propose to her.
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanfiction
Category:1970 Fanfiction
The Vincent's World Novels

This is a series of novels by Patricia Kehoe.
NOTE: This is NOT the same series as Vincent's World, a separate series of anthologies by Patricia Kehoe. 
==The Novels== 
* Rightfully Mine #1 (May 1991)
* Coming Out of the Dark #2 (August 1991)
* I Know You're Out There, Somewhere #3 (November 1991)
* To Love Forever #4 (March 1992)
* The Heart's Best Treasure #5 (June 1992)
* Once Upon a Time #6 (September 1992) 
* Walk the World for Me #7 (May 1993)
* Demons at the Gate #8 (September 1994)
* "In Search of Angels" #9 (planned for July 1995, never published)
==Out of Print==
From Vincent's World #10 (February 1995): "As of March 1995, Books 1-8 of Vincent's World Press will no longer be available for purchase. If or when I manage to find the time necessary to revise and reformat them, I'll offer these books for publication again at that time."
Category: Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1990s
The Vindication of Spock

The Vindication of Spock is a gen Star Trek: TOS 62-page novel by Patricia Thompson. It has six full-page illos by Mark Whitfield.
==Summary==
From the zine: “In the first two stories… we are told of Spock’s rescue from the Genesis planet, Marcus One, of Saavik’s help in rehabilitation after a year alone, and of the impossible love for the half Vulcan/half Romulan officer, some thirty years his junior, that he is left with. In this final story we find that, although seemingly crushed by her marriage to…Salak, Spock still holds great personal feeling for the woman who… saved his life. He has however come to terms with the situation and accepted his life… But he is unaware of the moves fate is about to make to secure his ultimate ‘Vindication’.” 
==The Trilogy, Created that Way for Lack of a Bigger Stapler==
* The Restitution of Spock
* The Tribulation of Spock
* The Vindication of Spock
==Gallery of Art, all by Mark Whitfield==
 
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==Author's Comments==
==Fan Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1984 Zines
The Virginian

The Virginian was a television series in the classic Western genre. It ws inspired by the book "The Virginian" by Owen Wister and centred on life at Shiloh Ranch, Medicine Bow, Wyoming, which at the start of the series was owned by Judge Henry Garth (Lee J. Cobb). It told the stories not only of the Judge and his family - and also of later owners - but of the hands who worked at the ranch, largely the mysterious foreman known only as 'The Virginian' (James Drury) and the free-spirited and sometimes irreponsible cowboy Trampas (Doug McClure). Many actors appeared in minor roles who afterwards became extremely well-known in their own right; these included (separately) Pete Duel and Ben Murphy, Tim Matheson and Kurt Russell, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, James Doohan and Grace Lee Whitney, and young unknowns named Lee Majors, Bruce Dern, Charles Bronson and Harrison Ford.
James Drury had previously played 'The Virginian' in 1958 in a failed TV pilot, and has continued to return to the role at intervals ever since; in The A Team episode 'Happy Trails' and (although not named as such) also in Mel Gibson's 1994 movie of Maverick. In both of these he appeared alongside Doug McClure, who died in 1995. He also had a guest role in the 2000 film version of the Wister novel which starred Bill Pullman.
==Fanzines==
Gen, multimedia:
*Enigma
*Ghost Riders
Category:Live-action Television
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Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Visit (Charioteer story)

"The Visit" is a short story by poicale based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set sometime after the novel, and features Laurie and his stepfather, Mr Straike.
==Synopsis==
Laurie is visiting his mother in the village. When they are alone, Straike tells him that, at a dinner the previous week, he had met up with his old friend "Mumps" Jepson. As Jepson had been Laurie's housemaster at school, he was in a position to expose Ralph Lanyon's expulsion. Straike, of course, is aware that Laurie and Ralph are friends.
==Background==
"The Visit" was written in response to the Mumps Challenge, a Sunday Chat challenge to write a story "[w]herein Mumps Jepson tells Straike about the Lanyon scandal - or any variation thereof".
==Comments==
Comments on the story included:
* "can only imagine that he's been touched by God...which he is seriously in need of..."—comment by my_cnnr
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
The Visit (Star Trek: TOS story by Eva Stuart)

The Visit is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #4.
==Series==
In order of publication, possibly not in fictional chronological order:
* The Sun Rising (Classified Assignments #1) (1981)
* The Anniversary (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Love's War (Classified Assignments #2) (1982)
* Legacy (The Voice #1) (1982)
* The Solution (Classified Assignments #2) (1982) 
* The Still Centre (The Voice #2) (1983)
* Patterns (T'hy'la #3) (1983)
* Winter Storm (The Voice #3) (1984) 
* A Day in the Life (The Voice #3) (1984)
* The Visit (The Voice #4) (1985)
* The Lion and the Lamb ("touched" #5) (1985)
* The Rescue ("touched" #6) (1986)
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock have been lovers for 18 months when they invite McCoy to their home."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
 
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Visit (Starman zine)

The Visit is a gen Starman 19-page novel by Lynda Sappington.
From an ad in Zine Scene: "A very SF STARMAN story which begins soon after the "BLUE LIGHTS" episode ended. Scott wants to learn more about the sphere's powers. In the process, he discovers more about his father, Paul's "people" and their place in the universe than he'd bargained for." 
Category:Starman Zines
Category:1989 Zines
The Visitor

You may be looking for Visitors, a V zine that is a "A Puppet Opera based on 'Cats'.
The Visitor is a gen multifandom anthology of articles and fiction with at least three issues. 
It was published in England. 
From the title page: "The Visitor" is an amateur magazine embracing all forms of science-fiction without prejudice."
==Issue 1==
The Visitor 1 was published in January 1983 and contains 23 pages.
* Doctor Who
* Blake's 7
* Sapphire and Steel
* ET
==Issue 2==
The Visitor 2 was published in July 1983 and contains 28 pages.
* Blake's Seven Picture Strip, written and drawn by David Bowden, inside/front and back cover
* A Day in the Life by David Tulley (The Prisoner) (1)
* One Day at the Skeksis Dinner Table, written and drawn by David Bowden (4)
* Talk 2 (Pamela Lonsdale--TV Producer) (interview) (5)
* TV Spot, article by J.J. Jacklin (Ace of Wands) (9)
* Recommended Clubs and Zines (Blake's 7) (10)
* Minstrel Page, songs composed by Linda M. Short (11)
** Where My Heart Lies
** I Never Wanted to Come 
* Dr. Who and the Deadly Plumbers, comic strip written by Dave Bowden and Pete Krawlecki, art by Bowden (13)
* The Sum of Dredd written by Jean Merrick (Judge Dredd) (15)
* Star Spek, Star Trek TOS spoof comic strip written and drawn by Dan Bowden (17)
* When the Wind Blows, written by Jackie Marshall, art by Bowden (Doctor Who) (18)
* Asher.Gal.Empirical 3711:29.7, poem written by Linda M. Short (26)
File:Visitor2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Dave Bowden
File:Visitor2-2.jpg|from issue #2 Dave Bowden
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==Issue 3==
The Visitor 3 was published in April 1984 and contains 24 pages.
The art is by David Bowden and J.W. Dell.
"This issue of The Visitor is specially dedicated to England's most well-loved science-fiction hero, the Doctor."
* Past Imperfect, fiction by Jackie Marshall (Doctor Who) (1)
* The Five Doctors Logic Puzzle, compiled by Robert Nisbet (2)
* Tony Virgo Talks to Ann O'Neill, Interview, Tony Virgo, Director of "King's Demons" (3)
* Star Spek, written and drawn by David Bowden (Star Trek: TOS) (7)
* Flying Maze, written by Janice Thorn (Doctor Who) (8)
* No Sex Please, I'm a Hero, article by Jean Merrick (about heroes, Doctor Who, the role of a sexual life, reality) (16)
* Logic Puzzle Answers (18)
* The Doctor's Companion, song composed by Linda M. Short (19)
* Recommended Amateur Magazines and Clubs (21)
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Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Voice Unmasked

The Voice Unmasked is a het Phantom of the Opera 234-page novel by Sharon Young. Color cover & 13 illustrations, 3 in color.
A review in Beneath the Mask #10 calls it a "vanity press" publication that could be purchased directly from the author. 
==Summary==
"The arrival of an American in the Costume Dept. of the Paris Opera sparks conflict with the Phantom. But Erik has a new dilemma- does he love Christine or this irritating foreigner? The Phantom with a happy ending."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Phantom of the Opera Zines
Category:Het Zines
The Voice of Love

The Voice of Love is a Kirk/Spock story by kira-nerys.
 
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #4 in 2002, and subsequently in Side by Side #16 in 2005.
==Summary==
"In a letter to Kirk, Spock remembers their past after the fal tor pan."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Voice of Stengos

The Voice of Stengos is a Doctor Who newsletter for the fan club Shada.
There were eleven issues.
==Issue 1==
The Voice of Stengos 1 was published in June 1987. It was edited by Troy Holt and Nathan Gray.
==Issue 2==
The Voice of Stengos 2 was edited by Steve McArthur.
==Issue 3==
The Voice of Stengos 3 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 4==
The Voice of Stengos 4 was edited by Steve McArthur.
==Issue 5==
The Voice of Stengos 5 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 6==
The Voice of Stengos 6 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 7==
The Voice of Stengos 7 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 8==
The Voice of Stengos 8 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 9==
The Voice of Stengos 9 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 10==
The Voice of Stengos 10 was edited by Nathan Gray.
==Issue 11==
The Voice of Stengos 11 was published in March 1988. It was edited by David Ashton.
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The Voice of Valeron

See also Voice (disambiguation) for more zines of this title. 
The Voice of Valeron is a gen letterzine and newsletter.
==Issue 1==
The Voice of Valernon 1 was published in 1977 and is 9 pages long. 
==Issue 2==
The Voice of Valeron 2 was published around December 1978 and contains eight pages.
The newsletter consists of excerpts from the Robin, a listing of members and their addresses (43 people), letters from members that bring up points of discussion (the majority of the newsletter is made up of the latter). 
From the editor: 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Voices and the Shadows

The Voices and the Shadows is an explicit Hannigram slash multi-chapter fic for the Hannibal fandom. It was written by authors darlinghogwarts and MaddyHughes from 2015 to 2017 as a gift to slashyrogue. In the fic, Will Graham is a university student who gets drunk on his birthday and meets one of the teachers at his university in a bar. Things escalate from there to murder threesomes, vivisection, bloodplay, birthday sex and footsies.
The Voices and the Shadows is a well regarded fic in the fandom. Translations into Français and 中文-普通话 國語 are available, as well as at least one recursive fanfiction.The Voices and the Shadows began on Twitter as a role-play. Matthew Brown, Jack Crawford, Frederick Chilton, Alana Bloom, Franklyn Froideveaux, Bedelia Du Maurier and Abel Gideon also play roles in the fic.
==Reviews==
==References/Further Reading==
Category:Hannibal
Category:2015 Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction
Category:2017 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Voices from the Past Affair

See also Voice (disambiguation) for more zines of this title.
The Voices from the Past Affair is a slash 168-page novel by Ravenschild. The cover is by Cat's Meow Creative Arts.
From the publisher: "Everyone has a friend, someone from the past they can rely on, that knows them as well, if not better, than they know themselves. Napoleon harbour's a secret that could threaten not just the friendship he has with Illya, but which could destroy world peace. Has Napoleon finally gone over the edge and joined THRUSH?" 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:2004 Zines
The Void Aflame, Like a Bonfire

The Void Aflame, Like a Bonfire is a gen 63-page Blake's 7 novel by Irene Stubbs, with a cover by Gin Turpin. The inside art is by Stephanie Stoddard. The zine was edited by Sharon Monroe.
It takes place during the second season.
==Summaries==
From an ad in Datazine #59: 
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1989 Zines
The Vow of Silence

The Vow of Silence is an illustrated Sandor Clegane/Sansa Stark fanfic zine by chaouen and illustrators Rosaria Battiloro and Martina Cecilia.
== Summary ==
Category: Zines
Category: Het Zines
Category: Novel Zines
Category: A Song of Ice and Fire Zines
Category:2017 Zines
The Voyager (Star Trek zine published in California)

The Voyager is a gen Star Trek: TOS zine edited by David Kastle. 
It was planned to be published six times a year.
==V.1 N.1==
==V.1 N.2==
==V.1 N.3==
The Voyager v.1 n.3 was published in October 1973 and contains 2 pages.
* comments about "I, Mudd"
* comments about Star Trek: Animated
* cartoon
==V.2 N.1==
The Voyager v.1 n.2 was published in September 1974 and contains 4 pages.
From the editor: 
* What Makes a Hit? (interview with Gene Roddenberry retyped from an article in the TV Guide by Edith Efron, April 27, 1974)
* full-page ad for the 1975 Star Trek Lives!
* reprinted information from Carol Brownwell, president of Save the Star Trek Cast
* a humorous comparison of Mister Spock and Doctor Benjamin Spock
* cartoon
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1970s Zines