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The Alias Smith and Jones Special Gen Collection

NOTE! The content of these zines appear to shift as more content is added. 
==Issue 1==
The Alias Smith and Jones Special Gen Collection 1 is a 250-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 1999.
* Time's Redemption	by Dakotah	Compadres #1 (crossover with Dirty Dozen)
* Encounters	by Lydia Saylor	(Compadres) #1
* Shadows	by Carol Mingst	(Compadres) #3
* Two Blonds Don't Make a Blight	by Pete R Torque	(Compadres) #5 (crossover with The Man From UNCLE)
* Unwelcome Change	by Carol Mingst	(Compadres) #6
* Layover in Paradise	by Lynn Gill	(Compadres) #8
* Things That Go Bump In the Night	by Drena Hills	(Compadres) #17
* The Problem With Being Famous	by Leigh Stewart	(Compadres) #17
==Issue 2==
The Alias Smith and Jones Special Gen Collection 2 is a 90-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through the end of 2001. 
* A Favor For the Friend of a Friend	by Lynn Gill	 (Compadres) #18 (crossover with Wildside)
* Happy Birthday, Hannibal Heyes	by Drena Hills	(Compadres) #18
* Crazy Like a Fox	by Drena Hills	(Compadres) #19
* Gypsies, Trust, and Thieves	by Shiloh	(Compadres) #19
* Beginning of Always	by Drena Hills	(Compadres) #20
* Jelly Bread Jam Sandwiches	 by Drena Hills	(Compadres) #21
* One Foot Over the Line	by Sharon Airey	(Compadres) #22
* Second Time Around	by Sharon Airey	(Compadres) #23
* The Price You Pay	 by Sharon Airey	(Compadres) #23
==Issue 3==
The Alias Smith and Jones Special Gen Collection 3 is a 88-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2001.
* All This for a Piece of Paper	by Lynn Gill	(Ouch!) #4
* The Day They Shot Mr. Lincoln	by Drena Hills	(Ouch!) #9
* The Lost Boys	by Drena Hills	(Ouch!) #11
* Murder at Devil's Hole	by Drena Hills	(Ouch!) #12
* A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words	by Drena Hills	(Ouch!) #13
* Long Walk, Short Bridge	by Nancy Platte	(Ouch!) #13
* Same Days...	by Sharon Airey	(Ouch!) #14
* When It Snows in Arizona	by Lynn Gill	(Ouch!) #14
* A Fine Ol' Institution	by Lynn Gill	(Ouch!) #14
* The Flower of Montana	by Susan Macdonald	(Ouch!) #17
* The Schoolmaster's Tale	by Susan Macdonald	(Ouch!) #20
==Issue 4==
The Alias Smith and Jones Special Gen Collection 4 is a 175-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2005.
* Double Play	by Paula Smus	(A Small Circle of Friends) #1
* Blind Pursuitby 	Kristi Nelson	(A Small Circle of Friends) #2
* The Chute	by Paula Smus	(A Small Circle of Friends) #2
* Bushwhacked, Revisited	by Drena Hills	(A Small Circle of Friends) #8
* Arsenic & New Leather	by Drena Hills	(A Small Circle of Friends) #9
* A Leap in Time	by Lynn Gill	(Black Ops) #4 (crossover with Quantum Leap)
* The Angels Did Sing	by Lynn Gill	(The Yule Tide) #1
* That Ol' Christmas Spirit	by Lynn Gill	(The Yule Tide) #3
Category:Alias Smith and Jones Zines
Category:2000s Zines
Category:Gen Zines
The Alias Smith and Jones Tribute

The Alias Smith and Jones Tribute was the first website for that fandom. It was created and maintained by Deborah Menikoff.
Fans of the time often referred to it as "the Internet page" or "the website."
For many fans, it was the first website they'd ever visited, and it was a popular fannish destination. Among other things, it was the home of Deb and Catherine's AS&J Snark-A-Thon.
==Some Fannish Mentions==
In January 1997, 
In April 1997, a fan writes: 
In July 1997, a fan writes: 
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:Alias Smith and Jones
The Alien Cook

The Alien Cook is a multifandom cookbook edited by Cynthia Broadwater. It was published in 1984 and has 42 pages. Artwork by Robert Lewis. It includes recipes for, among other things, Vulcan plomeek soup, killer tomatoes, Romulan ale, Dagobah goulash, and Darkover Heller's bread.
It has a sister zine called Enterprise Incidents.
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:Cookbooks
Category:1984 Zines
Category:Star Trek Cookbooks
The Alien in My Heart

The Alien in My Heart is a Kirk/Spock story by Gena Moretti. 
It was published in the print zine KaleidoScope #1.
 
==Summary==
"A/U: Ambassador Kirk helps Vulcan by agreeing to meet with a tribe of warriors in the desert who still live as in pre-reform times and falls in love with Spock, the son of the chief."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1993===
===1994===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
The Alienist

The Alienist is the first novel of the Kreizler series by Caleb Carr. 
A live-action television series starring Daniel Brühl as Dr. Laszlo Kreizler, Dakota Fanning as Sara Howard, and Luke Evans as John Moore.
The first season of the television show was based Carr's first novel in the series. The second season was based on the second novel in the series, The Angel of Darkness.
==Canon==
It opens in 1896 when a series of haunting murders of boy prostitutes grips New York City. Newly appointed police commissioner Theodore Roosevelt (Brian Geraghty) calls upon criminal psychologist — aka alienist — Dr. Laszlo Kreizler (Daniel Brühl) and newspaper illustrator John Moore (Luke Evans) to conduct the investigation in secret. They are joined by Sara Howard (Dakota Fanning), a headstrong secretary at Police Headquarters determined to become the city’s first female police detective. Using the emerging disciplines of psychology and forensics, this band of social outsiders set out to apprehend one of New York City’s first serial killers. The limited series also stars Douglas Smith, Matthew Shear Matt Lintz, Robert Ray Wisdom and Q'orianka Kilcher. 
==Fandom==
The slash pairing Laszlo Kreizler/John Moore appeared immediately in fanworks after show's release, starting with Corvidology's drabble response to each episode posted to AO3 right after they aired.
==Fanworks==
===Fan Fiction===
* The Alienist (TV) series 1 by Corvidology Series written right after watching each episode. (John Schuyler Moore/Laszlo Kreizler)
===Fan Art===
* More 808 Crew! by vonlipvig (Sara Howard and John Moore)
===Fan Vids===
* John & Sara || Enjoy The Silence [The Alienist] by MissEleanorVane
* Mary/Laszlo (The Alienist) by Emmy Dawn
* Laszlo & John • We Could Be The Greatest [The Alienist] by Rachel1511
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Alienist - Caleb Carr works at AO3
* The Alienist (TV) works at AO3
* Tumblr: the alienist, the alienist tnt, tnt the alienist
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Aliens Ring

The Aliens Ring is a webring for Alien fansites. The ring was created and maintained by Michael Jackson and the ring graphics were courtesy of Bill Smith. 
==Member Sites==
*Scrolls of Myth and Mind - Scribe's fanfiction page
==References==
Category:Alien Websites
Category:1998 Webrings
Category:1990s Webrings
Category:2000s Webrings
The All-Ezra Fanfic Archive

The All-Ezra Fanfic Archive is an archive for stories in which Ezra Standish is either the main character, has a fair share of the storyline or contributes to the story in a significant way.
The archive is an overhauled and updated version of what used to be Cat's Ezra Standish Fanfiction Archive.
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
Category:2004 Archives
Category:2000s
The All Expense Paid Tour

The All Expense Paid Tour is a gen Combat! 120-page anthology with one issue. 
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "Fifty years ago, they came to wage war. Now, a few return to find peace."
Fiction:
* The Sea Cruise by Jo Davidsmeyer (a novella chronicling the first meeting of Hanley and Saunders) (1)
* Heavenly Peace by Jo Davidsmeyer (a short story that takes place on Christmas Eve, 1943. Corporal Saunders, surrounded by Germans, faces a New Year behind barbed wire.) (58)
* A Walk in the Country) (a novella about Hanley's battlefild promotion. Trapped behind enemy lines, half the platoon wiped out, command falls on Sergeant Hanley. But will the weight of command crush this reluctant leader?) (66)
 
Articles:
*Reviews: "Reunion" and "One More for the Road" (61)
* Vic Morrow: a biography of the actor by Loraine Wingham (62)
* Sergeant Saunders: a biography of the character by Nancy Durgin (64)
* Combat! on the Information Highway (a mailing list FAQ from Nancy Durgin) (110)
* Glossary of Military Terms (119)
Category:Combat!Category:1995 Zines
The All New Star Trek Book of Trivia

The All New Star Trek Book of Trivia is a fan-created small 14-page zine of Star Trek: TOS trivia. 
It contains 118 questions relating to the show.
Image:lubinstartrek-1.jpg|front cover
Image:lubinstartrek-2.jpg|inside page
Image:lubinstartrek-3.jpg|inside page
Image:lubinstartrek-4.jpg|inside page
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1975 Zines
The All New UK Buffy Club

The All New UK Buffy Club was a Yahoo group. 
It began in December 1998 and was particularly active in 2000. As of 2004 it appeared to have moved to the Bitten website, which is now also defunct.
At its close in 2004 it had 947 members.
 
==Description==
Category:Buffyverse Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1998 Mailing Lists
Category:1990s Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
The All Trek Special Gen Collection

The All Trek Special Gen Collection is a gen anthology.
The stories listed here represent all the Trek gen stories published by Neon RainBow Press through August 2005.
* Nameless Here Forevermore by Valerie DeVries A Small Circle of Friends #3 Deep Space 9
* Poisonous Thoughts by Kristi Nelson A Small Circle of Friends #3 Voyager
* You Call This Shore Leave? by Kristi Nelson A Small Circle of Friends #7 (Voyager)
* Pictures of the Mind by Cheryl Benson Compadres #3 (Deep Space 9)
* In Harm's Way by Valerie DeVries Compadres #10 (Voyager)
* What Friends Do by Sue Ann Sarick Compadres #25 Star Trek: The Next Generation
* Blind Man's Bluff by Jill Thomasson Ouch! #2 (Star Trek: TOS)
* Physician, Heal Thyself by Valerie DeVries Ouch! #3 (Deep Space 9)
* Bad Day at Deep Space 9 by Cheryl Benson Obsessions (Deep Space 9)
* The Dinner by Pamela J. Corsa Not In Your Wildest Dreams Star Trek: TOS
Category:Star Trek VOY Zines
Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
The Alliance (newsletter)

The Alliance is a multimedia zine. It is the "Official newsletter of The Federation."
Members of this club met at DixieTrek and decided to published this zine.
==Issue 1==
The Alliance v.1 n.1 was published in March 1990 and contains 6 pages.
* introduction
* What is "The Federation"
* information on Red October
* some astronomy information
 Image:alliancefederation1.jpg| cover of v.1 n.1
 Image:alliancefederation1-1.jpg| inside page from v.1 n.1
==Issue 2==
The Alliance v.1 n.2
==Issue 3==
The Alliance v.1 n.3
==Issue 4==
The Alliance v.1 n.4 was published in July 1990 and contains 6 pages. The art is by Eric Dennis and Teresa Sanson. 
The subject of the guest editorial is warnings: 
* The Pres. Box, open editorial by Bill Downs, the subject is warnings 
* Star Trek: The Adventure Continues, an article by Bryan Smalls 
* a reprinted press release about the re-release of Disney's The Jungle Book 
* a very short blurb about DixieTrek 
* short original fiction called "Transaction on the No.2" by Tanya Woods 
* other unknown content
 
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:1990s
The Allspark

The Allspark is a Transformers community run by fan Greg Kuhn. It includes a news section, reviews, archives of translated Japanese manga, and a forum with just under 8,800 members as of October 2011. The forums also provides subforums for two other Transformers sites, Unicron.com and Dave's Transformers Page. The site also publishes a regular fanzine, the Allspark Insider, which is produced as a PDF on the forum.
A mass exodus of users from Bigbot.com in 1999 resulted in the creation of The Allspark as an ezboard forum. In 2001, the community moved to an independent domain, allspark.com, where it has been since.
Since 2010, the site has run an annual charity collection, with the proceeds going to Hasbro Children's Hospital.
Category:Transformers Websites
Category:Websites
Category:1990s Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
The Almighty Johnsons

The Almighty Johnsons is a fantasy/comedy/drama about people in New Zealand who embody ancient gods.
==Canon==
The Johnsons are four brothers who, on their 21st birthday, become Norse gods, although not entirely powerful.
* Mike (Mikal): Ullr, the god of games and hunting
* Anders: Bragi, god of poetry and persuasion
* Ty (Tyrone): Hodor, god of winter and darkness
* Axl: Odin, leader of the gods, war, magic and prophecy
Other characters include their parents and grandfather, other gods and goddesses, and non-deity flatmate and receptionist. Their quest is to marry Odin to the goddess Frigg, which will invest the gods with their full power. Hijinks ensue.
==Fandom==
The third season was enabled by a fan campaign.
As of January 21, 2016, there were 817 fanworks in The Almighty Johnsons fandom on Archive Of Our Own. 
===Shipping===
* Dawn/Ty
* Anders/Ty 
* Michele/ 
* Anders/Dawn 
* Michele/Anders
* Anders/Gaia 
* Axl/Gaia
* Mike/Valerie
===Connections with Other Fandoms===
Anders is played by Dean O'Gorman, Fíli in The Hobbit (film series), and is therefore included in Crossover fanworks with castmates, mostly Britchell (Bragi-Anders/Mitchell) with Aidan Turner's Mitchell from Being Human.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Almighty Johnsons works at AO3
Category:The Almighty Johnsons
Category:Norse Mythology
The Alpha Centaurian

The Alpha Centaurian is a Lost in Space newsletter. 
There are at least ten issues. The first few issues were just a hand full pages stapled together, and then got more high tech. 
This newsletter contains photos, articles, and reviews. 
It was printed three times a year: Spring, Summer, Winter/Fall.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
The Alpha Centaurian 8 was published in Fall/Winter 1996 and contains 58 pages.
On the cover: "LOOK WHAT'S ON THE INTERNET!!!!!!!!!"
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Category:Lost in Space
Category:1990s
The Alpha Chronicles

You may be looking for the Space:1999 zine Alpha Chronicle.
The Alpha Chronicles is a slash Quantum Leap anthology.
 
==Issue 1==
The Alpha Chronicles 1 was published in May 1995 and contains 114 pages with spiral binding. 
The interior art is by R. Neville, Brando, Marilyn Spear, and RAG.
Publisher's ad: "A fascinating collection of stories dealing with the “Leap for Lisa” episode, incorporating St. John. Yes, they are mainly S/A slash, and yes, they all feature Al too." Media Monitor - 1996. 
* A Glitch in Time by Dale Hobgood (7)
* Time Heals by Theresa Kyle (17)
* Sister Acts by Carol Zara (32)
* As Fate Would Have It by Leah S. (44)
* Awakenings by Lee Owers-Sansome (a poem from Sam's POV) (65) 
* Between the Lines by Lee Owers-Sansome (67)
* Birth Trauma by Elizabeth Cochrane (sequel is "Through a Glass Darkly" in issue #2) (71)
* One for the Road by Leah S. (88)
* Multiply Life by the Power of Two by Susan Gibel (90)
Image:alphachronicles1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:alphachronicles1-2.jpg|from issue #1
Image:alphachronicles1-3.jpg|from issue #1
Image:alphachronicles1-4.jpg|from issue #1
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Alpha Chronicles 2 was published in May 1996 and contains 164 pages. The interior art is by R. Neville and RAG. 
From a submission request: 
Summary: 
* Through a Glass Darkly, fiction by Elizabeth Cochrane (sequel to "Birth Trauma" in issue #1) (4)
* Living the Dream by Noel Goddard ("Sam and Al meet under very different circumstances after the episode 'A Leap for Lisa'.") (28)
* Love's Labor Lost by Eros (39)
* A Shot at Redemption by Sue Walker (46)
* Terra Incognita by Minna Harper (61)
* Through Your Eyes by Lisa Martin (77)
* Excerpts by Leah S. (88)
* A Far Better Thing by Carol Zara (105)
* Redemption, part one by Susan Gibel (114)
==References==
 
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1995 ZinesCategory:1996 Zines
The Alpha Files

The Alpha Files is a gen Space: 1999 short story collection of fan fiction by multiple authors edited and published in 1985 by Tony Wynn under the Reconnaissance Press imprint.
It features four stories based on the Space: 1999 television series. The are: 'Total Eclipse" by Terry S. Bowers; "Water" by Janet Walker; and "They're Only Deadly While in Your Body" and "The Master of Ist", both by Rebecca Eisenhuth.
The cover art is by Judy Moore and was acclaimed by fans of Space: 1999. Additional interior art is by Rebecca Eisenhuth.
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Alpha Gate

The Alpha Gate is the Stargate SG-1 fanfiction archive for writers from the Alpha Gate Yahoo! Group mailing list.
The focus is mainly on Jack/Daniel slash and team gen fic but the archive accepts fanfiction of all genres and pairings. However, it doesn't include stories from Stargate SG-1 season 6 (the season without Daniel Jackson) and from Stargate Atlantis. From 2002 to 2006 the archive had a Meridian fix-it section, for fic that fixed the ending of season 5 where Daniel died (before he came back in season 7). 
The archive uses the eFiction sofware and hosts almost 4,000 stories (Gen 1293, Slash 2405, Het 247, Threesomes/Moresomes36).Alpha Gate page accessed 30 December 2010. 
In September 2017, it was announced that The Alpha Gate would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.The Alpha Gate is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 5 September 2017) The import was completed in November 2017.
==Fan Comments==
==Gallery==
Image:The Alpha Gate Fanfiction Archive 2001.jpg|2001 version of the archive. The layout stayed this way until August 2004. From September 2004 on the archive had a new design.
Image:The Alpha Gate Gen Archive.jpg|Gen section in 2001
Image:The Alpha Gate Slash Archive.jpg|Slash section in 2001
Image:The Alpha Gate Stargate SG-1 Fanfiction Archive 2005.jpg|2004/2005 version of the archive. The Alpha Gate won in the category "Best Website" in the Stargate Fan Awards 2005.
Image:The Alpha Gate 2007.jpg|2007 version of the archive
Image:The Alpha Gate 2008.jpg|current version of the archive
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Archives
Category: 2001 Archives
Category:2000s Archives
Category:2010s Archives
The Alpha and the Omega

For fanworks with similar titles, see Alpha and Omega.
The Alpha and the Omega is an explicit het 137-page Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Wendy de-Veryard.
==Description==
From the author: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:Christianity & Fandom
Category:2002 Zines
The Alphabet

The Alphabet is an abecedary by queen_ypolita based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer. It is set some time after the end of the novel, when Laurie is back at Oxford. Bored with the essay he is supposed to be writing, he compiles an alphabetic list.
The abecedary was written as a Treat for lanyon in Yuletide 2010. Comments included the following:
* This is truly, truly beautiful. I can entirely imagine Laurie Odell having a list like this and I just adore the little asides, like the essay he's supposed to be writing. This format works so damn well! — comment by lanyon
* This is so cute! Now, Laurie, get back to studying :) — comment by MmeBahorel
Category: 2010 Category: 2010 Fanworks Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
The Alphan Primaries

The Alphan Primaries is a Star Trek: TOS story	by Mary Louise Dodge. 
It was published in Delta Triad #1.
==Part of a Series==
* DT1: The Alphan Primaries
* DT2: Companion Four
* DT3: To a Time Divided
* DT4: Bivouac
* DT5: Rigel Five
* DT5: Mission and Men
* DTSI: Autumn's Echo
==Summary==
A secret from McCoy's past threatens to destroy him. McCoy has been invited to attend the manhood rites of a son he has not seen since the boy was 5 days old.
==Author's Comments==
From the editorial in Delta Triad #1: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
The Alternate (Star Trek: TOS story)

"The Alternate" is a het Star Trek: TOS story by Laura Harris. It was published in Spockanalia #3.
It is the first lay story in a media zine. It is narrated by an unnamed woman, musings about having a relationship with Spock from the mirror universe, during some strong PG-13 or perhaps mild R-rated sex. 
The editors were bombasted with letters about this. While it was nothing compared to what a child could pick up on any grocery store newsstand at the time, many fans young and old considered it too explicit for Star Trek standards. It's possible that fans were simply shocked by any depiction of "onscreen" sex. At this time, American culture was just coming to terms with the Kinsey reports, which revealed that women as well as men had explicit sexual fantasies. The 1976 Hite reports would go into this in more detail.
==Author's Note==
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
From the editorial in Spockanalia #4 regarding this story, as well as in anticipation of the story Time Enough: 
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1968 Fanfiction
The Alternate Factor

You may be looking for the Star Trek club zine The Alternative Factor.
The Alternate Factor is a K/S slash 66-page Star Trek: TOS novel by Jenny Elson published in the UK. 
The art by J.D. Tribble.
Summary: "A tragedy in an alternate universe, and the animosity it creates between that Kirk and Spock, threatens the bond shared by them in this universe." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Alternate Reality

The Alternate Reality is a Sam/Janet Archive. The page moved in 2000 to a new location from where it moved again.
From the submitting information: "While this archive was set up for the SamandJanet Mailing List, we gratefully accept all StarGate F/F Slash."Submitting Stories. (Accessed 30 December 2011) 
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The page is a member of the Lady Slash Webring and The Alternate Reality Webring.
==Authors==
*A. Magiluna Stormwriter
*AliCat
*Becc Carter
*Ben
*Bonnie
*Fern Clarke
*Daffy
*Michelle Davison
*Han
*JSwrdsmth
*KanDo
*LaserEye
*John O'Connor
*PB
*Ragnall
*Rutherford
*Shel
*Siobhan
*VJ
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Archives
Category:Femslash Archives‎
Category:2000s
Category:2000 Archives
The Alternate Sentinel

The Alternate Sentinel is a slash Sentinel anthology of AU stories. It contains 279 pages and was published in 2000. The color cover is by Barbara Nice-Miller. B/W and color interior art by Geli and Suse.
The authors' email addresses are included, something that was just beginning to occur in print zines.
==Summaries==
==Contents==
* Reincarnation	by	Rayden Star		 (Author's Note: This is not a death story, per se. It does have a very happy ending, I promise.) (1)
* Destiny	by	Angelise		 (Author's Note: This AU story takes place in the 1880s during the British occupation of Northeast Africa. James Ellison is a Colonel in the Royal Calvary. Our beloved Blair for purposes of staying true to the region and time is a prince from one of the local desert tribes. His name is Raman which means "beloved". The soldier and prince have fallen in love with each other but alas, it seems destiny may be against them.) (4)
* The First Time We Met	by	Bast		(11)
* ...For What You Wish...	by	Dene		(27)
* Robbie 2000		by Carmen		(45)
* Suffisaunce	by	Cara Chapel		(64)
* Common Ground: Witness to Evil	by	Gena Fisher		 (based on the movie Witness) (82)
* Tangled	by	Gena Fisher		(111)
* Thundering Wolf	by	Ramblin' Rose		(136)
* Covert Operations by		Rogue		(189)
==Interior Sample Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Alternate Shadows

Alternate Shadows was a Dark Shadows fan club headquartered in Ithaca, New York.
In 1983, 1984, and 1985 the club sponsored the Manhattan Shadows convention and published the zine The Parallel Times.
From a 1983 announcement: 
==References==
Category:Dark Shadows Fan Clubs‎
Category:1983 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs