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The Black Rider

You may be looking for Black Rider, a Dungeons and Dragons zine.
The Black Rider (Kuro No Norite) is a gen Tolkien zine in Japanese. It contains translations and criticism of many kinds of fantasy including Tolkien. It has two sister zines: The White Rider, of which this zine is a sub-journal, and Elanor.
 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:1990s
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
The Black Rose (fan)

:You may be looking for the fan writer and artist Black Rose aka darthneko.
the Black Rose is a fanfic author. She wrote several popular stories in Gundam Wing fandom, beginning in 2000, became active in Fruits Basket and Full Metal Panic fandoms in 2003; Gundam Seed in 2004, and Code Geass in 2007.
After a lengthy hiatus, the Black Rose began writing fanfiction for Boku no Hero Academia starting in 2021.
In early 2001, the Black Rose took over the Webmaster title and duties of the GeoCities site "Blissful Ignorance", dedicated to the Heero/Relena pairing for Gundam Wing.
== Notable Fanfiction ==
* Traitor to the Cause: AC 199. ESUN has become paranoid over possible threats to peace. Their target: the former Gundam pilots who struggle to go on with their wartorn lives. Relena takes up their fight in the only arena she can play, and pays a price for her actions.
** Tess made a trailer (video advertisement), here: Trailer: Traitor to the Cause
== Fan Communities & Mailing Lists ==
* Blissful Ignorance - a Heero/Relena Dedication Site
** Previously run by Zoe, the Black Rose and Silent Moon Sphinx migrated existing content from GeoCities to a registered domain name: Blissfulignorance.com. Within a couple of years, the site would be converted to a Forum (phpbb) for all sorts of het pairings in Gundam Wing and other anime.
** The site is currently (2021) in process of being recovered from a server failure and migrated to a social media platform.
* Love Reflection Mailing List (Yahoo Group) and Love Reflection 2 Mailing List (Yahoo Group)
* Kyoru Romance Mailing List (Yahoo Group) and FruityGroup Mailing List (Yahoo Group)
* LoveReflection Discord Server
===Challenges===
* The Church of Lemons
== Links to Archived Works ==
== Fan Meta ==
When the Whole World's Gone Crazy…I'll Believe in You, Heero/Relena (Feb 2005)
Category:Fanwriters
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon

* The Black Scrolls of Rassilon, a Doctor Who zine by Steve Preston, out of the UK
* The Black Scrolls of Rassilon, a Doctor Who zine by Patience Sibeal, out of Michigan
* The Black Scrolls of Rassilon, a Doctor Who zine by The Northeastern Wisconsin Friends of the Doctor, a fan club out of Green Bay
* The Scrolls of Rassilon, a Doctor Who zine by the Novacastrian Doctor Who Fan Club
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon was a plot point in the 1983 Doctor Who special "The Five Doctors".
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon (Doctor Who zine by Patience Sibeal)

You may be looking for The Scrolls of Rassilon.
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon is a Doctor Who zine by Patience Sibeal.
==Issue 1==
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon 1 was published in 1991 or before.
* The Game of Deceit by Julie Jay
* I Won't Forget You by Patience Sibeal
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==Issue 2==
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Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s Zines
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon (Doctor Who zine by Steve Preston)

You may be looking for The Scrolls of Rassilon.
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction edited by Steve Preston located in the UK. There at least four issues. 
==Issue 1==
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon 1 
* a female Doctor Who story
* reviews
* a story with the 2nd and 6th Doctor
==Issue 2==
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon 2 
==Issue 3==
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon 3 
==Issue 4==
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon 4 
 
Category:Doctor Who ZinesCategory:1994 ZinesCategory:1995 Zines
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon (Doctor Who zine by The Northeastern Wisconsin Friends of the Doctor)

You may be looking for The Scrolls of Rassilon.
See The Black Scrolls of Rassilon for similar fanworks.
The Black Scrolls of Rassilon is a Doctor Who club zine. It has art by Nan Nelson, Patricia Griesback, Mary Schuster, Ethan Schoonver, Scott Peitsch, Brian Curtain, Doug Landwehr, Lee Ann Brueggemann, Mike Straetz, Janna Campbell, and Karla Taylor.
* Who is the Doctor (4)
* Jon Pertwee by Nan Nelson (5)
* The Megrale Incident by Deborah Brey (6)
* Jelly Baby by Ethan Schoonover (23)
* My Fondest Love by Donna Blohm Glaser (24)
* Travel Through Time and Space (33)
* Smoking Mirror by Nan Nelson (34)
* U.N.I.T. by Karla Taylor (44)
* A Time Lord's Evolution by A. Crickett (45)
* The Mysterious Stranger by Karen M. Lee (46)
* Welcome to Amberglow by Karla Taylor (48)
* The Deadly Assassin by Karla Taylor (57)
* Doctor Who Cryprograms by Alex Fenlon (58)
* The Offictial U.N.I.T. Anthem (59)
* Dr. Who adn Cyberweapons by Alex (60)
* The Doctor's Wish by Karla Taylor (64)
* A Whovian Alphbet by Bruce R. Beaman (65)
* Needlework Patterns by Patricia Griesbach (66)
* Dr. Who Dictionary by Karla Taylor (69)
* Deadly Assassin Word Search by Doug Landwehr (72)
* Deja Vu by Donna Blohm Glaser (74)
* Tardis by Ethan Schoonover (79)
* William Hartnell (80)
* Do-it-yourself Dr. Who Story by Karla Taylor (81)
* The Collection of Mr. Agragon by Karla Taylor (82)
* Doctor Who by A. Crickett (111)
* Wirrn by (112)
* Sir Time Lord by Karen M. Lee (113)
* Quagmire by Brian McCarty (114)
* Thanks for the Memories by Karen M. Lee (118)
* The Story of the Daleks by Ann Neubauer (119)
* DW Word Search by Debbie Brey (120)
* Perpugilliam Brown by L.A. Brueggeman (121)
* A Lesson in History by Donna Blohm Glaser (122)
* Patrick Troughton (129)
* So Long at the Fair by Karla Taylor (130)
* Don't Forget by Karen M. Lee (156)
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Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Black Tapes

The Black Tapes is a fictional podcast centered around journalist Alex Reagan as she narrates and investigates different paranormal mysteries. Her investigation brings her to the "deeply enigmatic" Dr. Richard Strand, a serial skeptic who heads the Strand Institute. She wants to interview him for the podcast, but he ignores her many attempts to reach out. Reagan quickly learns that Strand has offered one million dollars for confirmed proof of paranormal activity. Once he finally agrees to the interview, she learns of his cold case files-- Black VHS tapes sent to Strand as various people around the world document paranormal experiences. 
The podcast ran from May of 2015 to September of 2017. The first and second season had twelve episodes. The third season had six, and was originally completed, however in 2020, the description of episode 3x06 changed to "midseason finale, r/PNWS". 
==Canon==
Characters:
* Alex Reagan | Alex Reagan's Twitter
* Dr. Richard Strand | Dr. Strand's Twitter
* Nic Silver | Nic Silver's Twitter
==Criticism==
At first, listeners didn't realize that this was a scripted podcast. It's horror-paranormal subjects quickly drew the attention of more mainstream media , 'The Black Tapes' Is 'Serial’ Meets Creepypasta, Osberg, Molly 2016. When the season ended abruptly, it sparked widespread frustration from fans who felt that the ending was rushed. When the 'season finale' was changed to 'midseason finale' many fans felt that this was a disingenuous attempt to stir up interest, with no intention of releasing new content. , reddit |r/PNWS u/be47recon. 
==Fandom==
The Black Tapes Podcast sparked several online fan theories and blogs ,Tumblr user theblacktapesmysteries created to keep the various mysteries introduced straight. To date there are 441 fanworks on AO3.
=== Pairings ===
* Alex Reagan/Richard Strand 
=== Notable Works ===
* 100 ways to say I Love You by ZombieBabs (First published 2016-02-25; Completed 2017-03-03) 89003 Words | Rated: General
* And the mountains said I could find you here by elevenhurricanes (Published 2018-08-20) 29047 Words | Rated: Explicit
* Stay With Me by Arriva (Published:2017-05-04 Completed:2019-01-31) 58569 Words | Rated: Mature
==References==
Category:Podcast Fandoms
The Blackest Velvet Affair

"The Blackest Velvet Affair" is a Man from U.N.C.L.E. vid by Spiritedshadow. It was posted to the vidder's YouTube page on March 6, 2010. The vid was posted to the vidder's LiveJournal on March 7, 2010. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Elmey on Crack Van on July 30, 2010: "Sometimes, all you want from a vid is eye candy, and...more eye candy. I'm going to quote a youtube commenter on "The Blackest Velvet Affair": The stamp lick AND the wet shirt in the same vid?! *wanders off to lie down in﻿ a darkened room*. And another one: Uh, uh, uh, oh, oh, my .﻿ . . .*fans self*. Yeah, that pretty much goes for me too. And for those of you who must have subtext, in the words of the inimitable [info]bluemeanybeany: Interesting ideas linking the proto-squee of elvis to the proto-squee of illya and napoleon.
Heh. All recs should be this easy to write. Enjoy the heat:)" 
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Vids
Category:2010 Vids
The Blair Witch Project

:For the fanfic, see The Blair Witch Project (Sentinel story).
The Blair Witch Project is a 1999 horror film.
==Example Fanworks==
* Swamp Witch, a 2002 fanvid from The WOAD Society's Blood, Vid, Sex, Magik
==Links & Resources==
* The Blair Witch Project (1999) fanworks at Archive of Our Own
* Blair Witch Project stories at FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
The Blake's 7 Review

The Blake's 7 Review is a gen quarterly newsletter of Freedom Party Services.
There is a three-part essay by Faye Bull from the mid-1980's in issue #7 and #8 called In Defense of Blake by Faye Bull (one of the earliest defenses of Blake). It was reprinted in a condensed version of Orac's Oddities #1. 
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
The Blake Bunch

The Blake Bunch is an 44-page anthology of Blake's 7 poems and filks by Aya Katz. The art and cover is by J. Medina. Musical consultant is Janet P.
It is letter size, slightly trimmed; off-white card cover, center stapled.
==Contents==
* The Blake Bunch (f, The Brady Bunch Theme)
* Wiping of the Mind (f, Windmills of the Mind)
* If You Want to Set Men Free (f, If You Love Me, Let Me Know)
* Servalan Can (f, The Candyman)
* Alphas and Deltas
* Seek-Locate-Destroy
* Thus Spake Avon
* Keeping Score
* Trial" (f, Beverly Hillbillies Theme)
* Star One
* Passing the Torch
* Vila's Complaint (f, Lucille)
* Exile (f, Sometimes When We Touch)
* Children of Venom
* Rumours of Death
* Anna Grant (f, Barbara Allen)
* Kind Words, At Last
* Terminal (f, The Yellow Rose of Texas)
* It's Just as Well
* Orbit (f, Windmills)
* Mistakes
* When the Wine Ran Out on Xenon (f, La Bifm fla Blile [sic])
* Figurehead (f, Anacreon in Heaven)
* Reunion
* Arlen (f, Clementine)
* The End
* Life after Gauda Prime, or: When you're Dead, You're Dead (f, The Noble Duke of York)
* Anthem (f, Pesenya o Rodinye)
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==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Filk Music
Category:1988 Zines
Category:Poetry
The Blending of Two

The Blending of Two is a Kirk/Spock story by Charlotte Frost.
It was Frost's very first fanfic.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #7. 
 
==Summary==
"Waking from a shared precognitive nightmare, Kirk confronts Spock when he realizes that Spock had planned to deny him a full bond out of fear that Kirk would die when he does."
 
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Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
The Blessing

The Blessing is a Kirk/Spock story by Kitty Berman. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #41.
 
==Summary==
"Sybok realizes the hidden love Kirk and Spock have for each other, and at his death sends Kirk the message that Spock wonʼt say no if Kirk approaches him." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
The Bletchley Circle

The Bletchley Circle is a British TV drama about four women who worked as code-breakers during World War II, who team up again to solve a series of murders when it becomes apparent to one of them that the police are missing information and aren't interested in hearing it from her.
==Canon==
During World War II, Susan Gray, Millie Harcourt, Lucy Davis, and Jean McBrian were code-breakers at Bletchley Park, playing a key role in the British defense against the German armies. Afterwards, and sworn to secrecy about their involvement, the world expects them to return to the roles of housewives and spinsters. When Susan Gray realises that a series of murders around London have a pattern to them, and the police won't take her seriously, she enlists the help of her old friends from Bletchley to solve the case before another woman is murdered.
Season two sees more cases come up, but Susan, struggling with the trauma of nearly becoming a victim herself in season one, pulls away from the group, eventually leaving the in S2.E2. Alice Merren, takes her place for the remainder of season 2.
===Cancellation===
The original Bletchley Circle was cancelled in 2014 after just two short seasons; four years later, the spin-off The Bletchley Circle: San Francisco took its place, following Millie and Jean to the US.
==Fandom==
The fandom around The Bletchley Circle is relatively small, with Fanfiction.net having just 6 works for it and Archive of Our Own having 181. A small fandom also formed in spaces such as Tumblr and Twitter, in the former particularly around the ships, and the show appears in a number of multi-fandom vids during vidding events or challenges. It is a fandom occasionally requested in femslash or small fandom challenges and 24 of the 181 works on AO3 come from Yuletide.
===Fan Commentary===
===Connections with Other Fandoms===
Rachel Stirling, who played Millie, also played the lead role in Tipping the Velvet, and starred in Heartstopper in 2023. Sophie Rundle, who played Lucy, played Ann Walker in Gentleman Jack and also played a recurring role in Peaky Blinders. Anna Maxwell Martin, who played Susan, appeared in Line of Duty, Motherland, and Good Omens; and Julie Graham starred in Shetland.
===Shipping===
The fandom on AO3 leans mostly sapphic, with 146 of the 181 works marked as F/F.
The most common pairings are:
*Millie Harcourt/Jean McBrian
*Susan Gray/Millie Harcourt
*Lucy Davis/Millie Harcourt
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*The Coded Letter by katekane. A coded letter is at the heart of a murder case. When Susan, aided by her colleagues at Bletchley Park, volunteers her assistance, the letter affects her life in unexpected ways. (Millie/Susan)
===Fan vids===
*Never Be Ordinary by eemersonm - A fan vid focusing on the impact the cases had on the five women from the show and their relationships with each other.
==Archives and Communities==
*The Bletchley Circle tag at Archive of Our Own
*Bletchley Circle at Fanfiction.net
*The Bletchley Circle search at Tumblr
==References==
Category:The Bletchley Circle
The Blood Series

The Blood Series is a Buffy the Vampire Slayer fic series by Nan Dibble. It is a series of four books; Old Blood, Blood Kin, The Blood Is the Life and Blood Rites. Nan began a fifth book in the series, Blood Price but sadly passed away following a short illness in 2006 before she could finish this story. 
The Blood Series pairs Buffy/Spike but also examines the gen relationship between Spike and Dawn.
==Summary==
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Category:Spuffy Fanfiction
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanfiction‎
The Blood of Olympus: A Heroes of Olympus Fanfiction

The Blood of Olympus: A Heroes of Olympus Fanfiction is a Heroes of Olympus fic by foreverskysong. It has almost 9,000 reviews, the most of any Percy Jackson fic on Fanfiction.net, and was posted over the course of one year. The sequel continues in Year of Nightmares
==Summary and Context==
The work was begun during the wait for The Blood of Olympus, the final book of Heroes of Olympus. In the story's authors notes, the author adopts a chatty with readers style. The author might have been 15-16 over the course of posting the story, or younger. The high review count might be due to the chatting between readers taking place in the review section.
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Category:Rick Riordan Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
The Bloodshedverse

The Bloodshedverse is a Spuffy fanfic archive for stories where Spike acts like a bloodthirsty vampire. Originally all stories were required to include 'biting or bloodplay' but later vampire-Spike stories without biting were permitted when tagged as 'non-bitey' in genre. Human-Spike stories are still not allowed.The Bloodshedverse: The Rules (accessed 8 June 2016)
In April 2012, it contained over 1500 stories from over 300 authors. As of June 2016, it remains online with ongoing updates; there are 1658 stories from 318 authors.
Some of the most prominent authors include slaymesoftly, Sigyn, TammyDevil666, Lilachigh, pfeifferpack, NautiBitz, Eowyn315, SpikesDeb, ya_lublyu_tebya, and chelle, by order of stories posted. 
==References==
* bloodshedverse livejournal community
Category:Buffyverse Archives
Category:Het Archives
The Bloodstone

You may be looking for The Bondstone, a Blake's 7 zine. 
The Bloodstone is a 220-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Carol A. Frisbie, Susan K. James, and Merle Decker. The art is by Decker, and the calligraphy is by Diana King.
==Summary==
==The "Soundtrack": from "Conan the Barbarian"==
Included in the zine was a description of the "soundtrack" the zine editors' envisioned for this story.
==Gallery==
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 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Blue Blaze Bulletin

The Blue Blaze Bulletin is a monthly Buckaroo Banzai newsletter that ran for about twenty issues, as "The official newsletter of The Bay Area Banzai Institute". Issue #5 was released in May 1987, but few other details are known.Blue Blaze Bulletin page on Sean Murphy's Banzai FAQ site (accessed 13 November 2020)
There was a plan to also publish "a large story compilation zine" titled The 8th Dimension, but this never went to print.The 8th Dimension page on Sean Murphy's Banzai FAQ site (accessed 13 November 2020)
==References==
Category:Buckaroo Banzai
The Blue Curtain Affair

The Blue Curtain Affair is a gen Man from UNCLE zine by Pat Munson. 
It is the first zine published in the MUNCLE fandom. 
"It featured Illya assisted by a Mod Squad-type group of young agents with Solo nowhere to be seen," The Man from U.N.C.L.E. --- Napoleon Solo: More Than Meets the Eye, posted June 9, 2006, accessed September 10, 2013 as Solo was almost non-existent in very early fanfic. Another interesting fact about this story is that in it, Illya is married.
A fan in 1987 wrote: "I would like confirmation of a story called "The Blue Curtain Affair" by Patricia Munson, published in 1975. No one I know has actually seen it. I do not know if it was published individually or in a zine of another name." from Man from U.N.C.L.E. Fan Fiction Index 
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:1975 Zines
The Blue Guardian

The Blue Guardian is an adult het Doctor Who anthology edited by Joan Carter.
==No More Reprints==
From the editor in the 13th issue: "The Blue Guardian #1-#12 are no longer available. The Reynoldsburg winter floods got the remaining copies and the files. Well, some things are better remembered than seen."
==No More Blue Guardians at All==
Jean Airey, wrote in Universal Translator #23 (April/May 1984): "Due to the death of Joan Carter, there will be no more issues of 'Blue Guardian.'"
==More Doctors, More/Less Sex==
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==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9==
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==Issue 13==
The Blue Guardian 13 was published in 1982, is 76 pages long and contains 9 stories, plus illustrations, cartoons and poems featuring romantic and sexual relationships with the Doctor and various companions (mostly Sarah).
The editorial: 
* Never to See the Light of Day by Joy Laurie Haldeman, art by Erika Ramacher (1)
* Hearthsong (From the Tales of the Bear-Woman), as told by Constance Faddis, art by Constance Faddis (24)
* The Lieutenant and the Doctor by Jean Airey, art by Constance Faddis (reprinted from R & R #13, sequel to The Doctor and the Enterprise) (39)
* Fantasy by Christy Reynolds, border by Caro Hedge (55)
* Blind by Joy Erika Ramacher, art by Erika Ramacher (56)
* A Lesson by Joy Lainey Stone, art by Erika Ramacher (58)
* Twenty-Seven Reasons Why a Cucumber is Better Than a Time Lord by Mickey and Minnie (64)
* An Embarrassment of Riches by Joy Lainey Stone, art by Jean Airey (65)
* The Inevitable LOCS (74)
* additional art: front cover by K-9 Prototype, inside back cover by Arlie Adams, back cover by Mary Bloemker, art on page 54 by Jean Airey
File:blueguard1.jpg|from issue #13, for "Never to See the Light of Day"
File:blueguard2.jpg|from issue #13, for "Never to See the Light of Day"
File:blueguardian3.jpg|from issue #13, from The Lieutenant and the Doctor, see that page for more art for that story
File:Blueguard3.jpg|from issue #13, from "Hearthsong (From the Tales of the Bear-Woman)"
File:Blueguard4.jpg|from issue #13, from "Hearthsong (From the Tales of the Bear-Woman)"
File:Blueguard5.jpg|from issue #13, from "Hearthsong (From the Tales of the Bear-Woman)"
File:Blueguard6.jpg|from issue #13,for "Blind"
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File:Blueguard8.jpg|from issue #13, inside back cover, Arlie Adams
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Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Blue Plate Diner

The Blue Plate Diner was a resource and fanfiction site for the television show Strange Luck. 
The original site was "was created by me while the series was still on the air,Angie's Blue Plate Diner - Welcome Page" between 1995 and 1996. An updated version of the site, called Angie's Blue Plate Diner, has been created by Azar to replace it. The contents are essentially the same; but the site graphics differ.
Its "Menu" included:
*A wav file of Strange Luck's theme.
*Fanfiction, including crossovers with The X-Files, Highlander, Babylon 5 and Early Edition.
*The Eerie Enquirer (news for the devoted Chancer), a page of news related to Strange Luck and its actors.
*A Memorial Galleria of Strange Luck related photos and fanart.
*Around the Year With Chance, celebrating Strange Luck related holidays (sadly this page is already down, and thus I will never know what "SL related holidays" are!)
*An Episode Guide, copied from Spectrum Magazine, (but not from Spectrum Magazine!).
* A Virtual Second Season, consisting of 8 episodes airing from February 2000 to February 2001. Episodes were written by Julie L. Jekel, Kimberly Sefcik, Megan Reilly, Joseph Dowdy, and Neil G. Bergman Jr. The ninth episode and 'season finale' seems never to have been posted.
*Profiles of Strange Luck actors DB Sweeney and Frances Fisher.
The site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Gallery==
Image:BluePlateDiner-V2S-Ep1.jpg|Virtual Season - Ad for Episode 1 
Image:BluePlateDiner-Memorial Galleria.png|The Memorial Galleria
Image:BluePlateDiner -The Eerie Enquirer.png|The Eerie Enquirer
Image:The Blue Plate Diner - Menu.png|The Blue Plate Diner's menu 
Image:Blue Plate Diner-front page.png|The Blue Plate Diner's front page
Category:Strange Luck
Category:GeoCities
Category: 1995 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives