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Guardian (Supernatural doujinshi)

Guardian is a 24 page Sam/Dean Supernatural doujinshi. It's part of an alternative universe series where Dean is a robot designed to protect Sam. In 2010, it got included in the Re:Write compilation, along with several other comics.
It has three sequels:
* GUARDIAN Altercode: 0 (2009)
* GUARDIAN Altercode: 1 (2009)
* GUARDIAN Altercode: f (2010)
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== References ==
Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2008 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Guardian (X-Files story by Amy Vincent)

Guardian is an X-Files story by Amy Vincent.
It was the winner of a 1995 Spooky Award.
It was originally posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative.
==Summary==
"Mulder and Scully quit the FBI and start a life together only to have things go horribly wrong when Mulder is offered a chance to get his sister back."
==Author's Notes==
==References==
Category:1995 Fanfiction‎
Guardian (X-Files story by Sugar Rush)

Guardian is a Mulder/Krycek story by Sugar Rush. It was originally published in the zine X-PLICIT FANTASIES 2, and was the winner of the 1998 Slash Talent in Fandom Award for Best Novella. The online version has a cover by The Theban Band. The cover was nominated for the FOX Awards.
Author's note: 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Guardian (novel)

Guardian (镇魂, Zhèn Hún) is a danmei cnovel by Chinese author Priest. It has 106 chapters and 5 extras. It was adapted to a webseries of the same title (Guardian (webseries)).
The main characters of the novel are Shen Wei and Zhao Yunlan. They are a canonical ship (WeiLan). 
== Canon ==
== Characters ==
== Adaptation ==
The novel was adapted to a webseries of the same title. Because if the restrictions placed on such content in China, the story was changed in a number of ways compared to the original novel. 
* In the show there is no canonical gay ship, unlike in the novel. In the novel, Zhao Yunlan is openly bisexual. 
* In the show the Underworld (Dixing) is populated by aliens who landed on Earth and were pushed back there after a period of fighting. Shen Wei is their envoy, trying to keep the peace between the two worlds. In the novel, Dixing is populated by demons and Shen Wei, while keeping the title of Envoy (Heipaoshi - Black Cloaked Envoy), functions more like a guard.
Guardian (webseries)

Guardian is a Chinese sci-fi webseries based on a webnovel of the same name by Priest.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
The most popular ship (by an order of magnitude) is the canon pairing (in the novel) of the two male leads: Shěn Wēi/Zhào Yúnlán aka WeiLan. Other ships include: 
* Bai Yu/Zhu Yilong (RPF)
* Chǔ Shùzhī/Guō Chángchéng
* Luó Qíngēng/Shěn Wēi 
* Shěn Wēi/Yè Zūn
* Shěn Wēi/Yè Zūn/Zhào Yúnlán
Also popular is crossover shipping of other characters that the two lead actors have played. These are called WeiLan Derivatives or 巍澜衍生. See AO3 tags: Bai Yu/Zhu Yilong Character Combinations and 巍澜衍生 - Fandom.
===Tropes & Fanon===
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Vids===
===Meta===
==Fannish Resources==
* works tagged Guardian (TV) at AO3
* Archive of Dixing, a directory of AO3 Guardian works in English that includes RPF, novel fic, and tv fic and excludes mistagged Chinese-language works.
* Guardian Wiki @ Wikia
* Resources for Guardian fandom(s) fanworks by yue_ix (2020-08-18)
===Communities===
*sid_guardian dreamwidth community
*guardian_wishlist dreamwidth community
*brush_and_lantern dreamwidth community
===Challenges===
*Sundial Exchange (Guardian Drama and Related Canons) (2020-2021)
*520 Day Guardian Exchange 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
*The Brush and Lantern: Guardian Comm
*Guardian Week 2020
*Weilan Week 2020, Weilan Weeks 2021
*Ye Zun Week (2021-)
*Guardian Wishlist 2021, 2022
*Guardian Bingo (2022)
*ZYLBY48 Week (2021)
==Academic Articles==
*Wang, C. Y. (2019). Officially Sanctioned Adaptation and Affective Fan Resistance: The Transmedia Convergence of the Online Drama Guardian in China. Series - International Journal of TV Serial Narratives, 5(2), 45–58. https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2421-454X/9156 
* Eve Ng & Xiaomeng Li (2020). A queer “socialist brotherhood”: the Guardian web series, boys’ love fandom, and the Chinese state, Feminist Media Studies, 20:4, 479-495, https://doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2020.1754626
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Guardian Altercode

Guardian Altercode is a Supernatural doujinshi series by Weekend. The series has a sequel: Call Call.
==Issue 0==
Guardian Altercode:0 is a 30-page gen Supernatural doujinshi by Weekend. It was published in 2009.
From an eBay seller: "It's part of an alternative universe series where Dean is a robot designed to protect Sam... The first story has Sam upset that Dean get damaged protecting him and gives him the amulet. The second has Sam trying to explain how he feels and Dean not quite understanding."
From the artist:
==Issue 1==
Guardian Altercode 1 is a 52-page slash Supernatural doujinshi by Weekend. It was published in 2009.
From an eBay seller: "This is the gorgeous continuation of Guardian Altercode: 0! Can Dean finally fulfill his promise to his dad and kill Sam?!"
From the artist page:
==Issue 2==
Guardian Altercode 2 is a 70-page slash Supernatural doujinshi by Weekend. It was published in 2010.
From the artist page:
==Issue f==
Guardian Altercode f is a 50-page slash Supernatural doujinshi by Weekend. It was published in 2010.
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Category:Supernatural Doujinshi
Category:2009 Doujinshi
Category:2010 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Guardian Angels

Guardian Angels is a Professionals story by Baravan.
It features George Cowley and two original characters named David Bentley and Mark Layton, who are predecessors/foreshadowing Bodie/Doyle. 
It was published in Nudge Nudge, Wink Wink #2 and is online.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1993 Fanfiction‎
Guardian of the Arrow

Guardian of the Arrow is a gen Robin of Sherwood anthology.
==Issue 1==
Guardian of the Arrow 1 contains 165 pages and was published in 1992. It has a front cover of Praed by Tara O'Shea, card covers, and is illustrated with b&w line drawings and front cover b&w art.
* The Cave
*Letters by Janet P. Reedman
* The Ultimate Mary Sue or Who are These People in My Living Room? by Tara O'Shea
* One Arrow by Hilda Marshall
* God Touched - Janet P Reedman
* One Arrow - Hilda Marshall
* First Night - Julie Phipps
* Imprisonment - JP Reedman
* Sherwood Dreams - JP Reedman
* Time Together - Rache
* Robin and Marion - Todd Parrish
* Protection - Paula Jacqueline Sanders
* Sweet Marion - Janet L Jarrell
* Memories - Tara O'Shea
* Why? - Anna O'Brien
* Why Do We Bother? - A O'Brien
* Bindings - T O'Shea. A story of how the Sheriff played with fire...and got burnt.
* Letters - JP Reedman
* Snow Days - PJ Sanders
* To Close A Door - T O'Shea
* Dying's Easy - Amy Lynn Hill
* The Lad From Loxley - T O'Shea
* Last Goodbye - JP Reedman
* The Price Of Freedom - PJ Sanders
* Sweet Prince - A O'Brien
* My Lonely Castle - Sarah Glasgow
* For These Things I Weep - AL Hull
* The Gift - Laura Chevening. A book given to Marion of Leaford awakens painful memories, but also gives her a special dream.
* The Calling - PJ Sanders
* The Argument - T O'Shea
* If That Name Thou Love - AL Hull
* The Sensible Thing - T O'Shea
* Lost Soul - A O'Brien
* Fall From Grace - T Parrish. What happens to Mortimer after being dismissed from Caerleon following the end of "The Inheritance"?
* The Cave - Cindy Fairbanks. Trapped by an ambush and a snowstorm, Robert and Marion take refuge in a special place.
* The Two Faces Of Guy - Laura Todd. Gisburne loses himself to fantasy in the forest.
* When The Fire Dies - JL Jarrell
* My Soul Still Remembers - AL Hull
* Knight Of The Wolf - AL Avry
* The Ultimate Mary Sue - T O'Shea
* And What If This Had Happened - PJ Sanders 
==Issue 2==
Guardian of the Arrow 2 was published in 1993 and contains 167 pages.
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Robin of Sherwood Zines
Category:1992 ZinesCategory:1993 Zines
Guardians (Stargate SG-1/Supernatural zine)

Guardians is a sequel to the alternate universe slash and het novel First Prime by Lady Ra. It is Daniel/Teal'c slash and Jack&Daniel friendship. It also ships Jack/Sara and crosses over with Supernatural.
Note: This zine is called "The Guardian" online. In print, it is titled, "Guardians."
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:Stargate SG-1 Het Zines
Category:2007 ZinesCategory:2010 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook

Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook is a Doctor Who fanzine. 
==Issue 1==
Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook 1988 was published in 1989 and contains 78 pages. It was edited by Robert & Diane Mikkelson, with Associate Editor Don Ducharme. This was the first of nine yearbooks published by the Guardians of 
Gallifrey. 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Guardians of Gallifrey Yearbook 1996 was the last issue and double-sized issue.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Guardians of Ga’Hoole

The main series follows the adventures of Soren, a young barn owl, for the first six books, but follows his nephew Nyroc, later renamed Coryn, for books seven and eight. Books nine through eleven were originally going to be a prequel spin-offWikipedia citation: Advertisement at the back of book eight (when published in 2005). Accessed on 16 February 2021. (these books focus on Hoole, the first king of the Ga’Hoole Tree), but reading about the legend of Ga’Hoole was tied into the main storyline. Books twelve through fifteen pick back up with Coryn. These books were released from 2003 to 2008. A film adaptation of the first three books was released in 2010, Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole.Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole Wikipedia. Accessed on 16 February 2021. Book sixteen is a prequel focusing on Ezylryb’s life, and it was published in 2013.
==Fannish Links==
* Guardians of Ga’Hoole on AO3.
* Guardians of Ga’Hoole on FanFiction.Net.
* Guardiansofgahoole Stories on Wattpad.
==Spin-Offs==
1. Wolves of the Beyond
This spin-off series includes the daughter of Gwyndor the Australian masked owl, Gwynneth, as a main character. It also mentions characters (Hamish and Duncan MacDuncan the dire wolves, and Soren) and events from the main series. There are six books, and they were published from 2011 to 2014.
2. Horses of the Dawn
This series has a minor connection to Guardians of Ga'Hoole as a standalone prequel and a historical fiction. There are three books, and they were published from 2014 to 2016.
3. Bears of the Ice
This series is set during a time in the main series of Guardians of Ga'Hoole. There are three books, and they were published from 2018 to 2019.
===Fannish Links===
* Wolves of the Beyond on AO3.
* Wolves of the Beyond on FanFiction.Net.
* Wolvesofthebeyond Stories on Wattpad.
* Horses of the Dawn on AO3.
==References==
Category:Books & Literature Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Young Adult Literature
Guardians of Peace

Guardians of Peace was a two-volume set of het fan fiction set in The Phantom Menace universe. 
From the zine: "Guardians of Peace contains explicit depictions of adult relationships. Neither Unicorn Press nor our agents will knowingly sell this publication to anyone under the age of 18."
		
==Volume 1==
The first volume was titled: Guardians of Peace: Episode One -- Here and Now and was written by Nan Payton. The zine has 175 pages and a cover by Sophia Kelley Shultz. The states that the "interior artist" is Risata, but there aren't any interior illos.
Summary: "Lyria has been many things including a Jedi and a ruler...but is she ready to become a master, even with some help from Obi-Wan?"
==Volume 2==
The second volume was titled "Guardians of Peace: Episode Two -- Prelude" and was written by Elizabeth Grace. It has 106 pages and a cover by Sophia Kelley Shultz. It includes a single illo by Risata
Summary: "Lyria and Obi-Wan have been sent on a mission, but without their padawans, will they survive to finish teaching Anakin and Emmy-Qui?"
Category:Het Zines
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Gudrid

Gudrid is a supporting character in Vinland Saga. She's based on the historical Gudrid Thorbjarnardóttir.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Gudrid is primarily shipped with her canon husband, Thorfinn.
===Fanworks===
====Fanfic====
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====Fanart====
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====Multimedia====
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==Other==
*Gudrid (Vinland Saga) on AO3
*Gudrid tag on Pixiv
Category: Vinland Saga
Gudrid/Thorfinn

Gudrid/Thorfinn is a minor but canon ship in Vinland Saga fandom. Some fans have expressed disappointment with the lack of focus on their relationship in canon. 
==Canon==
Gudrid and Thorfinn were historically married, and had a biological son named Snorri. In Vinland Saga, they are married and have an adopted son, Karli. There is speculation that Snorri's birth will be shown in the series.
==Fanworks==
*Overdue birthday gift by MaruDavalosArt
*Gudfinn Week 2020 hashtag
==Links==
*Gudrid/Thorfinn tag on Archive of Our Own
*GuzuToru on Pixiv
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Vinland Saga Relationships
Guerrilla

Guerrilla is a series of Harry Potter doujinshi by G. There were at least three issues, all of which are James/Snape explicit yaoi.
== Guerrilla #1 ==
Guerrilla #1 was published on August 25, 2002. It is B4 and 16 pages long.
One reviewer writes: Behold, I proudly present my most hentai HP doujinshi. Short, handmade but with extremely nice art, this one is fairly explicit James/Snape yaoi, and much to my surprise the body parts haven't been invisiblized.trendyvicar. Harry Potter Doujinshi. Archived October 2009 by OoCities.org. (Accessed 03 January 2012.)
== Guerrilla #2 ==
Guerrilla #2 may have been published (or reissued) on March 30, 2003. It is B5 and 32 pages long.
== Guerrilla #3 ==
Guerrilla #3 was published on December 28, 2002. It is B4 and 28 pages long.
Like the other books in the series, this is pretty explicit yaoi. In the first story, Snape is standing out on the grounds the rain, watching in secret as James practices Quidditch. James finds him while looking for the Snitch, and after some conversation, decides he's found a better target. Then there's a short text novel with some really pretty single-colored illustrations, and another very short story involving Snape receiving a letter. The art in this book is interesting, and as with the first volume it seems like it was put together by a few different artists.
== References ==
Category:Marauders Doujinshi
Category:2002 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Guerrière et Amazone

Guerrière et Amazone is a Xena: Warrior Princess fanfic archive.
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
== Content ==
*Questions-Réponses (FAQ)
*Liste des épisodes
*Xena
*Gabrielle
*Lucy Lawless/Renee O'Connor
*Personnages et acteurs
*Images
*Sons
*Subtext
*Fans Fictions
*Dessins et montages
*Nouvelles - Future saison
*Liens
== Authors/Bards ==
*Annaïck
*Babel
*CalR
*Claude
*Cat
*Chantal
*Crapaudine
*Cyahnne
*Dargelos
*Del
*Erynna
*Fausta
*Fryda
*Héda
*Jeanne
*John Doe
*Jean-Michel
*Julie
*Kaktus
*Little Angel
*Ly
*Mad
*Maud
*Mystry
*Prisca
*Rounds Robins
*Styx
*Tatoula
*Sylvie
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Guess Productions

Guess Productions was a multifandom vidder active in the 2000s.
Her website was started in March 2006 and probably last updated in mid-2008. Her vids were uploaded to file sharing sites and are now offline.Guess Productions - Old Music Video, archived 27 December 2007 by the Wayback Machine.
Her vid "Dangerous Liaisons" won Best Video and Best Drama at the No Frontiers Video Awards Round 19.
==Vids==
* 10 Things I Hate About You – "Want You to Want Me" by Letters to Cleo
* 300 – "Lords of Salem" by Rob Zombie
* Count of Monte Cristo – "Now I Am Free" by Hans Zimmer
* Dangerous Liaisons – "Requiem Aeternam" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Description: "Marquise Isabelle de Merteuil and Vicomte Sébastien de Valmont coin a wicked plan for the fall of Madame Marie de Tourvel. The plan however is pressed by love, jelousy [sic] and greed."No Frontiers Video Awards - Entries, archived 1 May 2008 by the Wayback Machine.
* Dangerous Minds – "Never Gonna Break My Faith" by Aretha Franklin
* Edie Confessions – "Post Suicide" by Tomandandy
* Factory Girl – "Life on Mars" by David Bowie
* Great Expectations – "Pictures of You" by The Last Goodnight
* Little Women – "Breathe" by Michelle Branch
* Much Ado About Nothing – "Blew Me Off" by Bare Jr.
* Much Ado About Nothing – "Sigh No More" by Patrick Doyle
* Ladyhawke – "Braveheart Theme" by James Horner
* Ladyhawke – "Injection" by Hans Zimmer
* Life as a House – "How to Save a Life" by The Fray
* Moulin Rouge – "Requiem for a Dream" by Clint Marshall
* Mr. & Mrs. Smith – "Express Yourself" by Charles Wright
* The Notebook – "Chocolate" by Snow Patrol
* The Notebook – "If You Loved Someone" by Bryan Adams
* Sense and Sensibility – "Extraordinary" by Mandy Moore
* Story of Us – "Story of Us" by Sardines
* White Oleander – "Safe and Sound" by Sheryl Crow
* White Oleander – "Nothing Song" by Sigur Ros
==References==
Category:Vidders
Guest

In fan activities, a guest can mean many things, but is often used to refer to:
* Someone who accesses a website without being logged in or having an account for the website in question. On some sites, the term anon is used instead.
* Someone who visits a website or page.
* Someone in attendance with a specific role, such as interacting with fans or being on a panel, at a convention or other fan event. They are usually connected to the focal fandoms of the event in question, such as authors, producers, actors, or other roles. Often called special guests, guest speakers, or guests of honor.
== Examples ==
* Someone who leaves a comment on an AO3 fanwork without being logged into an account is called a Guest or Guest Commenter. There are restrictions which can be applied on AO3 works to allow or prevent guests from commenting on or seeing the works.
* When personal fansites or individual fanwork archives were more popular in the 1990s and 2000s, many of these sites included a guestbook where guests to the site could leave their thoughts or, more often, compliments on the fanworks posted.
Guest Interview: Adam Malin

In August 1991, Joyce Mason interviewed Adam Malin. Mason was the editor of The William Shatner Connection, an official fan club publication. 
Adam Malin was one of the producers of Creation Con. 
The interview took place in Los Angeles ad the Shrine Auditorium to promote the 25th Anniversary of Star Trek.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* how Malin and Mark Berman (co-producer) met, their history with conventions, "It just seemed like a matter of time when Gary and I would pick [Star Trek cons] up. It’s almost as if we were destined to be involved."
* a likely reference to Star Trek Lives! as a "mini-con"
* how fans and conventions have changed and become more sophisticated, about early cons and their "naivete, certainly was charming though limited"
* how fandom used to be a "closet industry" and now it's a large and visible money-maker
* the purpose of Creation Cons 
* he and Berman's relationship with William Shatner, other "talent," and Paramount
* how Paramount and Shatner have both been "good to us"
==Excerpts from the Interview==
 
==References==
Category:Convention Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category1991 Fan Interviews‏‎
Guest of Honor

The Guest of Honor at a smaller, fan-run convention is a person that other fans would like to meet.
Procon conventions have paid celebrity guests which may, or may not, be referred to as a GOH. Larger, for-profit conventions also may have Fan Guest of Honors in attendance, as well as the paid guests. Bjo Trimble and Joan Winston were often fan-GOHs of the bigger conventions.
The comcon of smaller, fan-run conventions is who decides on who is to be a GOH; much rarer is a contest designed to decide who the GOH should be. See attached image for the Eccentricon con in 1987.
Sometimes the fan-GOH is asked to be on a number of panels and/or do a presentation of some sort, and sometimes the fan-GOH is simply expected to mingle.
==Examples of Use==
* "Sharon and I organized a con in 1974 in Kalamazoo called KWest*Con and we got Harlan Ellison as our pro GOH [professional guest of honor] speaker. We had to pay for his flight and room and board, but we didn't have to pay an honorarium... We brought Harlan to Sharon's house and fed him a chicken dinner." from an interview with Paula Smith in a 2010 interview for Transformative Works and Cultures
* "The good news was that we had TWO guests of honor, for Wilmar Shiras (author of 'In Hiding'...) turned up and MZB and Jacqueline both spent time at her feet, since it turns out both had been strongly influenced by her." a fan recounts a 1977 gathering at Marion Zimmer Bradley's house in Friends of Darkover #4
* The programming tends to be more focused on the literary and scientific aspects of science fiction, as opposed to Arisia's focus on fan culture and the fan community. The writer Guest of Honor often holds a book launch on site through NESFA's publishing arm, NESFA Press; while the Guest of Honor artist generally has pieces up for auction at the art show.a fan describes Boskone
* for one Guest of Honor's description of his experience, see David Gerrold's 1984 UFP Con Report
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
Guests in my corn: The really big-ass rant against archive-mania

Guests in my corn: The really big-ass rant against archive-mania is an essay by Gwyneth Rhys.
"In which I hold forth on people who think it's okay to take your stuff off your site and put it on theirs without asking, and the utterly bizarre notion some fans have that a link or a rec takes up bandwidth, and they haven't got a clue what that even means."
The post appears to have been made in direct response to the controversy discussed in the post What's With IOHO?.
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:X-Files Meta
Category:1999 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Guide Posts

The original Sentinel gen fanfic archive, Guide Posts accepted submissions by email as well as archiving fic posted to Senfic and the Sentinel-L mailing lists. Fics were archived by the archivists a few times a week.
Though a gen archive, Guide Posts did accept non-explicit het pairing ficThe archives drama section lists three Megan/Jim stories by M Edison, in the summary described as "Category: Umm..Romance." (accessed 1/2009), though it had no romance category, and the vast majority of the stories were non-pairing gen.
On January 6, 2002, the archive stopped accepted submissions, "Regretfully, after tonight's update, Guide Posts will be closing. I won't be taking the site down [...] I simply won't be updating anymore. The archive has been taking a great deal of my spare time and I haven't been able to write as much as I'd like to. It was a difficult decision, and I spent a long time coming to it. I hope everyone will understand." --Kareila, What's New at Guide Posts, January 6, 2002 (accessed 1/2009) and Guide Posts was replaced by the Cascade Library as the primary gen-fic archive. 
In mid-2004 the Guide Posts site went down and was never restored, and is now only available on the Internet Archive. 
A fan said that when she "first discovered Guide Posts, there were about 20 stories on it, most of them by Laura Schomberg and Kris Williams." comment by Bonnie at Cascade Times Mailing List (October 9, 2003) At its peak, it had over 3000 stories.
==Story Guidelines==
* Submissions; WebCite
==Welcome Post (roughly 2001)==
==A 1999 Move==
== References ==
Category:Sentinel Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990sCategory:2000s