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Galehaut of the Distant Isles

Galehaut is a character in Arthurian Legend who is often regarded as a queer icon by the Arthuriana fandom. He is best remembered for his relationship with Lancelot du Lac in the Vulgate cycle, which is frequently interpreted as homoerotic, though he appears in other texts, including Le Morte D'Arthur and The Old Knight. Though sometimes referred to as Galahad in Malory, he should not be confused with Sir Galahad the Grail knight, who is Lancelot's son. 
== In Literature ==
== In Fandom ==
Fans of Galehaut generally ship him with Lancelot, to the point that nearly all Galehaut-related content also involves Lancelot. As of October 10th, 2024, out of 56 works tagged for Galehaut on Ao3, 46 were also tagged for Lancelot and 42 were tagged for Lancelot/Galehaut, and no other ship including him had more than one fic--with the exception of Galehaut/Gawain, which technically had two fics, one of which consisted of smut scenes which had been removed from the other.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Writing ===
* Galehaut and Gawain Move to the Suburbs by evynyx_pdf, Gauvain
=== Art ===
* Galehaut the famous, the lord of the Titans by @tillman
* Lord Galehaut by @valodia
* Galehaut gave up a shot at world domination for one (1) French trainwreck of a man by @knightsofsomethingorother
* swans for the king's feast by pyjamac
* Aallon Alla by @kulttuurinkurittama
* Galehaut is very...intense by @oneshoulderangel
* I got a pyrography tool by @shootingst4press
* Lancelot and Galehaut for "classics... but make it gay II" zine by @weirdundead
* Pyle's style is so fun actually by @sanddef
* >w< by @tillman
* Sir Galehaut by @oneshoulderangel
== Archives and Links ==
* Galehaut (Arthurian) tag on Ao3
* #galehaut on Tumblr
Category:Arthuriana
Category:Arthurian Legend
Category:Characters
Galileo

*Galileo 7, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Kathy Bushman
* Galileo 7, a Star Trek: TOS zine by Spock Underground
* Galileo II, a Star Trek: TOS zine
*Galileo Shuttle Logs, a Star Trek: TOS zine
*The Galileo Vision, a Star Trek: TOS zine
* Galileo Con, a British Star Trek convention
Galileo 7 (Star Trek: TOS zine by Kathy Bushman)

You may be looking for Galileo 7, a zine published by Spock Underground.
 Galileo 7 is a Star Trek: TOS anthology of art and fiction. It had a print run of about 70.
 
For similar zines of this era, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
==Issue 1==
 
Galileo 7 1 was published in June 1968 and contains 50 pages. The pages are not numbered, and there is no table of contents.
All of the extensive artwork is by Kathy Bushman.
 
* untitled poem by Sara Fensterer
* Reflections, poem by Sara Fensterer
* The Ballad of Lost T'Pring, poem by Shirley Meech ("(This obviously was composed by Spock while still rather unstrung by the whole experience. When he was completely himself again, a few days later, he put it away several layers deeper "than the ni var and forgot about it.")
* Amok Time Revisited, poem by Sara Fensterer
* The War Game, story by Lucretia Soderberg (9 pages)
* Paradise, poem by Shirley Meech
* untitled poem by Irene Man
 
 
Image:gal7-1-1.jpg|from issue #1, You Are Receiving This Zine Because page
Image:gal7-1-2.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-3.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-4.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-5.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-6.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-7.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-8.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-9.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1-10.jpg|from issue #1 
Image:gal7-1back.jpg| "The Outrage 1964"
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Galileo 7 2 was published in June 1968 and contains 50 pages.
From the editor: 
The art is by by Kathy Bushman, DEA, Linda Leach, Sara Fensterer, Dale Kagan and D.
 
* Sic Transit..., essay by Kay Anderson (5)
* Interlude, story by Elroi Quenen (13)
* To The Enterprise, poem by Vera Heminger (20)
* Where is Everybody?, story by Linda Stanley (24)
* untitled poems by Sara Fensterer (32)
* To Spock, poem by Shirley Meech (36)
* Button, Button, Whose Got the Button (37)
* untitled poems by Sara Fensterer (39)
* untitled story by Anon. (42)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (46)
* untitled poem by Sara Fensterer (47)
* Happiness is Humbert, article by Dale Kagan and Susan Scott (about Dale Kagan, Sara Fensterer, Susan Scott, and Peter Schuessler's trip on Sunday October 20, 1968 to the International Council of Fan Clubs as part of the Omnicron Ceti III group. Devra Langsam and Debra Langsam were also there representing The Cartel and The Mark Lenard International Fan Club. One guest was Humbert Allen Astredo from Dark Shadows.) (49)
File:gal2-1.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:gal2-2.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:gal2-3.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:gal2-4.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:whosgotthebutton.jpg| from issue #2
File:gal2-5.jpg| from issue #2, DEA
File:gal2-6.jpg| from issue #2, DEA
File:gal2-7.jpg| from issue #2, either Dale Kagan or D
File:gal2-8.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:gal2-9.jpg| from issue #2, Sara Fensterer
File:gal2-10.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
File:gal2-11.jpg| from issue #2, Kathy Bushman
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Galileo 7 (Star Trek: TOS zine by Spock Underground)

You may be looking for Galileo 7, a zine published by Kathy Bushman.
Galileo 7 is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology published by the writer's club, Spock Underground It contains poems and mostly Spock-centric stories.
This zine promoted a tactic for fans that encouraged them to send in pennies to TPTB (aka "Klingon finks") to force them to put Star Trek back on the air.
It was published while the show was still on the air. For a list of similar zines, see List of Star Trek TOS Zines Published While the Show Was Still On the Air.
 
==Issue 1==
Galileo 7 1 was published in 1968.
==Issue 1.5==
Galileo 7 1.5 is not dated and contains 15 pages.
The art is by Bill Warren, Vera Heminger, and Jane Peyton.
Two reasons were given as to why the issue was shorter than planned. 1) the editors couldn't get it out of the printers sooner, but wanted to alert fans to the bad news that the show was going off the air, 2) "This issue is shorter than the last as we are saving material for the next issue."
From the zine: "Dedicated to the proposition that all networks are created equal we don't care who carries ST as long as it carries."
From the first editorial: 
From the second editorial: 
* Editorial: Emergency (1)
* Editorial: Letter (3)
* Reasons Page (5)
* Collision Course by Bill Warren (6)
* The Visitor We Must Not Meet, fiction by Bill Warren (original science fiction) (7)
* Selena: A Vulcan Sad Song, poem by H.B. Oxford (8)
* Logical Love, part two fiction by Naomi Bradfield (9)
* The Search, poem by H.B. Oxford and/or Adrien Spectra (15)
* The Price, poem by H.B. Oxford and/or Adrien Spectra (15)
 
Image:galileospockunderground2-1.jpg|from issue #2, Jane Peyton
Image:galileospockunderground2-2.jpg|from issue #2, Jane Peyton
==Issue 2==
Galileo 7 2 was published in February 1969.
==Issue 3==
Galileo 7 3 was reported to have been in the mail as of November 1969, but a fan in Spock Underground #7 says that as of January 1970, she had not received it. 
==References==
Category:1969 Zines
Category:1968 Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Galileo Con

Galileo Con was a series of fan-run Star Trek: TOS conventions held in the UK. 
==1982==
The first Galileo Con was held August 27-29, 1982 in Newcastle.
It was the 13th British Star Trek convention.
The chair was Margaret L. Richardson. 
The complete con program is here.
===1982: Program Book===
===1982: Con Reports ===
==1984==
August 24 to 26, 1984, in Newcastle upon Tyne at the Leicester International Hotel. 
It was the 18th British Star Trek convention.
The convention hosted a fiction contest and some of the fiction was published in the Galileo Shuttle Logs . 
The chair was Catherine Richardson.
The guests of honor were Gene Roddenberry and Majel Barrett Roddenberry.
The entire convention program book is here.
===1984: Program Book===
File:Galileocon1984-1.jpg|Logo designed by Wendy Hodgson
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File:Galileocon1984back.jpg|back cover by Doug Little
===1984: Con Reports ===
==1986==
August 22-25, 1986 the Crest Hotel, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Guest Bjo Trimble. Organisers were Lesley Wood and Catherine and Margaret Richardson. 
It was the 22nd British Star Trek convention.
Convention logo artwork by C. Sibbett.
==1999==
August 27-30, 1999, Heathrow Park Hotel, London.
It was the 48th British Star Trek convention.
==External Resources==
* UK FanArchive 1984 Galileo Con page
== References ==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions 
Category:1984 Conventions 
Category:1986 Conventions 
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Galileo II

Galileo II is a Star Trek: TOS and SF anthology of fiction and non-fiction planned by Bill Warren, Jr. 
 
It may have been one of the zines that included a copy of Jacqueline Lichtenberg's fan survey, The Strekzine List, which says that it "replaces G7" (and makes a note that this this "G7" was "McNeven's G7). 
 
IF it was published, it was no earlier than 1971. 
From an ad in Deck 6 #13 (March 1971): "GALILEO II will include Hal Clement’s views on 40 Eridani, the Vulcan solar system. For further info, SASE to Bill Warren, [address]."
 
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1971 Zines
Galileo Shuttle Logs

Galileo Shuttle Logs is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology by Tina Pole and published in England. 
 
==Issue 1==
Galileo Shuttle Logs 1 was published in 1982 and contains 74 pages of poetry and fiction from the Galileo Con writing competition. The front cover is by Wendy Hodgson.
*Editorial (1)
*Scrambled Ends by J.A. Lawrence (Judy Blish) (the humorous and popular Wizard of Oz meets Trek parody which she read at the con.) (2)
*By the Sea Wall by Jayne Turner (23)
*Syllogisom by Lynette Muir (24)
*A Slip in the Reckoning by Glen David (25)
*The Shell by Josephine Timmins (35)
*To Await Knife and Alter by Kate Davies (36)
*STAR TREK II - T.W.O.H. by The Committee (Scenes from the Cutting Room Floor) (68)
*Confession by Kelly Mitchell (71)
*Winner Fiction - Glen David
*Winner Poetry - - Jayne Turner
*2nd Poetry - - Lynette Muir
*Commended - Josephine Timmins, Kate Davies and Kelly Mitchell.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Galileo Shuttle Logs 2 published in November 1984, contains 87 pages of stories from Galileo Con fiction and poetry competition. Edited by Lesley A. Wood.
From an ad at the back of Star Voyage: "Contains entries from the Gallileo Convention Fiction Competition....ALL PROCEEDS FROM THIS ZINE TO GO TO ' THE NORTH OF ENGLAND CHILDRENS CANCER RESEARCH FUND' (The Galileo Con Charity)."
From the editorial: 
*Bitter Ending by Soo Skevington (1)
* Silent Spirit by Ann Smith (15)
* Enterprise Symphony by Margaret Summers (16)
* And So the Beach by Angela Churm (16)
* The Reason by David Russell (17)
* How Could I Forget by Ann Smith (26)
* Riders of the Night by Kathy Yates (27)
* Old Wounds by Kelly Mitchell (46)
* Miracles Make Strange Companions by Ann Smith (47)
* The Poor Little Space Freak by Bethanne Baldwin (54)
* Spock of Vulcan by Barbara Gill (55)
* After V'Ger by Janis Bowers (66)
* Nemesis by Kelly Mitchell (68)
* Alternative by Elaine Leeke (69)
* The Homecoming by Kelly Mitchell (70)
* As Long as We Remember by Kelly Mitchell (70)
* Genesis by Janet Carrol (71)
* The Final Frontier by Sue Harrison (71)
* Spacequest by Lynette Muir (71)
* Prelude by Ros Calverly (72)
* A Saga of the Enterprise by Bethanne Baldwin (87)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:1984 Zines
Gallery of Souls

Gallery of Souls is a 128-page explicit het Star Trek: VOY novel by Heather Briles.
Author's summary: "(NC-17) Captain Kathryn Janeway is drawn toward a parallel universe by the images in her mind of Voyager's imminent destruction. Meanwhile, in the parallel universe Captain Chakotay is coming to terms with Kathryn's mysterious arrival."
Category:Star Trek VOY ZinesCategory:Het Zines
Galley Fic

thumb|art by Susan Lovett, in Weight Watchers, from Avon Calling II.
Galley fic is a recurring trope in the Blake's 7 fandom, with most examples being Blake/Avon. The general premise of these fics centres around a character, usually Blake, sneaking a snack from the galley and being caught in the act, usually by Avon. In most cases, the underlying premise is that Blake has been put on a diet (sometimes by Cally)/is not allowed said foodstuff for an established reason, and so he must convince Avon not to give his thieving away. 
Other variants of the trope involve shared meals/baked goods in the galley which inevitably turn into more.
Although both characters benefit mutually from the situation in most cases, tragically, Blake does not always get his just desserts. 
==Examples== 
* Weight Watchers by Matilda Willard in Avon Calling II
* Cream and Cream and Sugar by Glasgow in Oblaque I
* Tea Ceremony by Julia Stamford in Forbidden Star 3
* Satisfied; or Yet Another Galley Fic by SeedyGan in The House Always Sins
* This trope was listed by Predatrix among other Blake-related slash tropes in her humorous meta The Ultimate Slash Cliche Drinking Game in Southern Comfort #11.5:
Category:Blake's 7 Tropes & Genres
Category:Blake's 7 Fandom Glossary
Gallifrey

Gallifrey (planet) is the homeworld of the Time Lords in Doctor Who. You may be looking for:
* Gallifrey, a Doctor Who fan club in Australia
* Gallifrey, a Doctor Who zine published in New Zealand, later title change to "Doctor Who - Gallifrey Magazine"
* Gallifrey, a Doctor Who audio series by Big Finish
* Gallifrey One, a Doctor Who convention
* Gallifrey Awards, Doctor Who vidding awards
* Gallifrey Chronicles, a Doctor Who zine
* Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook, a Doctor Who zine
* The Gallifrey Gazette, a Doctor Who zine
* Gallifrey: The Seat of Time, a Doctor Who zine
Gallifrey: The Seat of Time

Gallifrey: The Seat of Time is a 72-page gen Doctor Who anthology dealing with Gallifrey, the home planet of the Time Lords. 
Authors include Ambassador, Collins-Smith, Lassiter, and O'Quinn.
==Descriptions==
From a submission request in Universal Translator #23 (1984): "This issue will deal solely with the Gallifrey and its affairs. Need stories (all Doctors; keep to the original Companions, no Mary Sues) art, puzzles, jokes/cartoons, comics, filks, and poetry."
From an ad in Datazine #41: "Meet Rassilon, Omega, Maxil, Leela, K-9, the Yeti, Jammie, and the Doctor -- all on Gallifrey! Also a Colin Baker panel transcript, a list of 25 Who zines, poetry, filksongs, jokes and art, high quality photocopy, stapled."
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Gallifrey (Doctor Who fan club)

Gallifrey was a Doctor Who fan club in Melbourne, Australia. The club published the fanfic zine Nekros in 1993 and the fanzine Black Light between 1992 -1998.
== Founding ==
The club was founded by Sean-Paul Smith late in 1992, who acknowledged that Richard Freeland, George Ivanoff, Jan MacNally and Kerri Valkova all gave invaluable assistance in its founding. 
Sean-Paul reported that he began the club with effectively a club name, a club logo, and a name for the club fanzine (Black Light).Sean-Paul Smith, "The Genesis of Gallifrey", The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book, pp. 151 & 151.
He published membership forms and distributed them at Alternate Worlds and Minotaur bookshops, receiving his first member two days later. Then he spent nine months distributing further membership forms at the Melbourne Science Fiction Club, Austrek, and a variety of collectible fairs and video nights. Membership reached fifty within two months.
A committee and merchandising campaign followed. Then, in January 1994, the club became incorporated, having received assistance and guidance from Star Walking and Shane Morrissey. Due to other organisations also using the name "Gallifrey", the club eventually became incorporated under the name "The Gallifrey Foundation Inc.".
By December 1993, the club had grown to be the second largest Doctor Who club in Australia, boasting over 300 members.
== References ==
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Gallifrey Awards

The Gallifrey Awards were Doctor Who Fan Video awards for vids featuring the Ninth and Tenth Doctor. The awards were born of an idea jagwriter78 and rhoboat had trying to compare categories to the Farscape Shelly Awards, which phoenix has been running since 2005. Winners receive a customized graphic.
==2007==
A partial list of awards is listed below. The entire list can be found here.
Bad Wolf › Favourite Vid for 2007
# Touched by humansrsuperior
# New Dawn Fades by obsessive24
# I Don't Have Anything by jagwriter78
# You Can't Stop the Beat! by micewerefurious
Blink› Vids under 3 minutes in length, not including credits or intro/exit clips › Mutually exclusive from Time Crash
# Tabula Rasa by hollywoodgrrl
# Dark Doctor by seduff
# Don't Blink by HumansRSuperior
# Ouroboros by hollywoodgrrl
# Mother Flippin' by Fahrbot Drusilla
# Bring me all the Children by thebest0fbothworlds
# Tainted Love by boulettesud
thumb|250px|example of a winner's graphic from 2008
Boom Town › Theme: Action
# Jack is Back by jagwriter78
# Scattered by Di
# The Bells by croc_rocketfan
# Doctor v Master--Take me out by bagpipebanshee
# Paint It Black by 8bulletproof8
# Get out Alive by metztlimoon - Sam
The Doctor Dances › Advert / Recruitment / Trailer
# Into the Vortex by HumansRSuperior
# The Return of Rose Tyler Extended by seduff
# Scattered by Di
Doomsday › Theme: Tragedy › Mutually exclusive from The Idiot's Lantern
# Scattered by Di
# Touched by humansrsuperior
# I Will Remember You by raspberry_splat
# I Don't Have Anything by jagwriter78
# My Happy Ending by Jo Hague
The End of the World › Theme: Drama › Mutually exclusive from The Idiot's Lantern
# Sing for Absolution by HumansRSuperior
# Parting Ways by prodigi249
# A Rose by Any Name by bookowl
The Shakespeare Code › Best vidder for 2007
# humansrsuperior
# jagwriter78
# hollywoodgrrl
==2008==
A list of the 2008 winners can be found here.
==2009==
While vids were nominated in 2009 and some voting took place, it is not clear if any winners were announced.
Category:Vidding Awards
Category:2007 Awards
Category:2008 Awards
Category:Doctor Who
Gallifrey Chronicles

Gallifrey Chronicles is a gen Doctor Who anthology of fiction and articles.
==Issue 1==
Gallifrey Chronicles 1 was published in November 1979 and contains 60 pages. Cover art by Stefanie Hawks.
==Issue 2==
Gallifrey Chronicles 2 contains 29 pages.
==Issue 3==
Gallifrey Chronicles 3 was published in January 1980 and is 63 pages long. The cover is by Ed Collins.
* The Forgotten Doctor (3 pages)
* The Four Doctors (3 pages)
* The Pertwee Era (6 pages)
* Jon Pertwee Episode Guide (8 pages)
* Tribute To Malcolm Hulke (2 pages)
* Elisabeth Sladen (2 pages)
* UNIT (2 pages)
* The Master (2 pages)
* The Doctor’s Bookshelf (3 pages)
* WHO-CON I Report (2 pages)
* TV Hit List (1 page)
* The Lucky Charm (fiction) (10 pages) by Naomi Konoff
* The Wanderer Part 2 (fiction) (6 pages) by Roberta Carlton
* The Nightmare (fiction) (11 pages) by Ken Bussanmas
 
==Issue 4==
Gallifrey Chronicles 4 was published in April 1980 and contains 64 pages, articles, book reviews, photos, fan fiction, LoCs, a detailed episode guide of Tom Baker's first season and an interview with Elisabeth Sladen.
 
==Issue 5==
Gallifrey Chronicles 5 was published in 1980 and contains 48 pages.
 
* The Whispering Grass, fiction by John Peel (Second Doctor)
Doctor Who & the Quest of the Time Lords, Part 2, fiction by Ken Bussanmas (Sarah & Harry)
The Highway, fiction Part 2, by Naomi Konoff (can't tell which Doctor)
The Wanderer, fiction Part 3, by Roberta Carlton (can't tell which Doctor)
* a full Patrick Troughton episode guide.
* art
* articles
 
==Issue 6/7==
Gallifrey Chronicles 6/7 was published in August 1981 and is 76 pages long. 
Writers and staff: Stefanie Hawks, Roberta Carlton, Jean Airey, Martin J. Wiggins, Anna Jean Smith, Naomi Konoff, Ken Bussannas, John Peel, Helen Patterson, Paul Halliday.
Artists: Stefanie Hawks (inside and back cover), Rhonda Reece (inside) Paul Halliday (front cover). 
* Editorial (2)
* Terrance Dicks’ Talk at WorldCon (4)
* Marco Polo Synopsis (8)
* Blackpool Exhibition (18)
* The Sun Makers (25)
* A Look At Jon Pertwee (28)
* 16/17th Season Guide (32)
* Doctor’s Bookshelf (36)
* Omnicon II Report (45)
* Escape From Gallifrey (fiction) (46)
* Time Zero (fiction) (52)
* The Wanderer Part 4 (fiction) (58)
* A Tardisized Computer (68)
* Letters (74)
Image:gall6-7inside1.jpg| from issue #6/7, Rhonda Reece is the artist
Image:gall6-7inside2.jpg| from issue #6/7, Rhonda Reece is the artist
 
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980 ZinesCategory:1981 Zines
Category:1979 Zines