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Gaylen Reiss

Gaylen Reiss is a multifandom fan who was active in zine fandom from the 1970s to 1990s.
She was the editor of Mach-1 Plus, an Airwolf focused zine, from 1986 to 1992, as well as the Airwolf Episode Guide (1986) and Miami Vice Picture Album (1990). She also planned to publish a 1994 Raven zine called Black Dragon.
==Notable Fanfiction==
* n! (multifandom anthology, 1981)
* Solstice, from Masiform D #8 (Star Trek: TOS, 1979)
* The Etruscan Leotard, from The Ermine Violin #3 (Star Trek: TOS, 1979)
* Streetwise (Starsky & Hutch, 1981)
* Release Tiger, Return to Mountain (Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, 1996)
==Costuming==
Gaylen's wrote the nonfiction article "On Being in Costume" for A Companion in Zeor #1 in 1978, which also included a photo of Gaylen in costume as a Star Trek-inspired original character. She wrote in part:
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Cosplayers
Gaylin Walli

Gaylin Walli is the creator of the First Unofficial Forever Knight Website, which was the first Forever Knight fan site to appear on the World Wide Web. In the early days of the Forever Knight mailing list, ForKNI-L, she generally called herself "Jasmine", and is credited thus on the website.
In 2007, Gaylin returned to her interest in documenting all aspects of the series by creating the Forever Knight Wiki, where she uses the name "Kodia". That, in both instances, she began with a section on the vampires in Forever Knight is an indication of the particular direction of her interest. However, the scope of both website and wiki then proceeded to spiral out to include extensive background material on the show.
Gaylin is also an author of Forever Knight fan fiction, and a member of the Ravenettes faction.
==Fan Fiction==
* "The Cream-Filled Cookie Blues" Part 1/2 WiP
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Gaymer

Gaymer and gay gamer are terms used to refer to the group of people who identify themselves as gay and have an active interest in video games or tabletop games. Lesbian, bisexual, and transgender gamers can also identify under this term.
This demographic has been the subject of two large surveys that attracted press coverage: by Jason Rockwood in 2006, who noted the level of prejudice that gaymers endure, and another one in 2009 focusing on what gaymers expect of video games.
A convention oriented to LGBT gaming and geek culture, GaymerX, first took place in August 2013 in San Francisco.
Chris Vizzini, owner of the gaming site Gaymer.org, was involved with several online communities (especially with Reddit) between 2007 and 2013 in a controversy and legal dispute over the trademark of the term "gaymer", which ended when Vizzini surrendered the right to the term and the trademark was cancelled.
==References==
Category:Video Game Fandom Glossary
GaymerX

GaymerX or GX (originally to be named "GaymerCon") is a fan-facing, LGBT-oriented gaming and geek culture convention founded by Matt Conn, a gay man who felt larger gaming conventions like E3 were, at the time, unwelcoming places for LGBT gamers.
The first instance of GaymerX was financed through a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, and occurred on August 3 and 4, 2013 in San Francisco, California.
==History==
Name 	Dates 	Location
GaymerX 	August 3–4, 2013 	Hotel Kabuki & Hotel Tomo, San Francisco, California
GaymerX2 	July 11–13, 2014 	InterContinental Hotel, San Francisco, California
GXDev: Everyone Creates	Jan 9-11, 2015 	PubNub, San Francisco, California
GX3: Everyone Games 	December 11–13, 2015 	San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, California
GX Australia 	February 27–28, 2016 	Australian Technology Park, Sydney, Australia
GaymerX • Year Four 	September 30 - October 2, 2016	Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, California
GaymerX East 	November 12–13, 2016 	Microsoft Technology Center, New York City
==External links==
* Wikipedia
* Official website
* Twitter account
* Original Kickstarter page
==See also==
* List of LGBTQ-Focused Conventions
==References==
Category:Conventions in United StatesCategory:Conventions in Australia
Gaymer Girls

Gaymer Girls is a multifandom charity art zine centered around canonically LGBTQ+ female characters in video games.
== Fandoms Represented ==
Ace Attorney, Borderlands, Butterfly Soup, Catherine, Danganronpa, Dragon Age, Dream Daddy, Fallout, Final Fantasy, Fire Emblem, Gone Home, Life is Strange, Mass Effect, Mermaid Splash! Passion Festival, Metal Gear Solid, NieR: Automata, Night in the Woods, Overwatch, Persona, Pokemon, Stardew Valley, Street Fighter, Super Mario Bros, The Last of Us, The Witcher, Transistor, Undertale, We Know the DevilGaymer Girls Zine — Featured Games in Gaymer Girls Zine
== Contributors ==
* Mods: Biscuits, Snowey
* Zine illustrators: Addislillywoo, Ajihaew, Amelie, Annalise Jensen, Astrodile, Astronbot, Ben Dexy, Blackeyeddove, Caramujo, Clamlynn, DCS, Donsveertje, Doublettea, Drewzelle, Eggyplastics, Eleerra, Fallikan, Floor, Housegoblin, Jantar Romântico, Likanth, Meatymangooo, Moorhsu, Muskegs, Naz-hk, Nic, Orridkr, Prince Tamago, Queer Mortale, RisuNiku, Shana, Surikane, Teas, Torrisu, Tuftmouse, Xilo Hrdz
* Merch artists: Biskitten, CH2U, Frootsnak, Hauntedsharks/Zak Nuñez, Moura, Studioellin, Toripng, ZubatzoGaymer Girls Zine — IT'S FINALLY HERE! NOW INTRODUCING GAYMER GIRLS...
== Charity ==
A total of €232.25 was donated to ILGA Portugal.Tweet from @gaymergirlszine on May 9, 2019
== References ==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Gen ZinesCategory:Femslash ZinesCategory:Multimedia Zines
Category:2019 Zines
Gaywhovians

gaywhovians was a mailing list in Doctor Who fandom for gay and lesbian fans.
Description: 
The list started out on eGroups before its take over by Yahoo! Groups. It had 280 members in 2003. It was active in the early 2000s, and goes defunct at some point after 2003. 
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:Doctor Who Mailing Lists
Geale

Geale is an author of Lord of the Rings fanfiction. She only writes slash, focusing mainly on two pairings: Aragorn/Legolas and Aragorn/Faramir. She does not stay within one genre, but is able to write fluffy humour and Darkfic equally convincingly.
Apart from her own Livejournal, she regularly posts to the following archives:
* ff.net
* Faramir Fiction Archive
* Mirrormere
==Fanworks==
* Author's Notes
* Mithrin
Category:Fanwriters
Gear Up

Gear Up is a gen NCIS anthology. 
==Issue 1==
Gear Up 1 was published in 2009 and contains 160 pages.
Cover and illustrative art by Eilidh17, layout by JayEm. Story title art "Choices" - Lyn, art credit for "Testing Courage" - AnnieB, all other title art by Zabby.
From the foreword: 
 
* Choices by Lyn ("Tim receives validation of his choice to become a NCIS field agent from the most unlikely source.") (3)
* Confidential by TaylorGibbs ("Gibbs' secret life as a science fiction author is exposed.") (8) 
* Determination by TaylorGibbs ("When La Grenouille takes a young boy captive, it sets into motion an explosive chain of events.") (14)
* Testing Courage by Annie ("There's a time for teasing and a time for friendship.") (21)
* Truth Be Told by BuffyAngel68 ("A week or so past the episode "Probie", Tim is suddenly facing anonymous attacks from every direction, both physical and otherwise. The team is determined to find the source before the young man can be taken from them.") (28)
* Turning the Tide by Starbuck Sue ("Set early in the second season. Tim has just joined the team and is unsure of his place while Kate and Tony are still trying to adjust to having another team member.") (46)
* We Climbed So High...Once, novella by Tiv'ester ("The team learns of Tony's secret past in Peoria when a killer he captured returns. Can they find the killer and protect Tony as their efforts are undermined by the FBI?") (68)
 
Image:gearup1-1.jpg|from issue #1
Image:gearup1-2.jpg|from issue #1
Image:gearup1-3.jpg|from issue #1
==Issue 2==
Gear Up 2 was published in 2012 and contains 140 pages. The cover is by Jmas.
* The Tat by Loretta Greco (When Gibbs accompanies Abby to get her new tattoo, nothing goes as planned.) (3) 
* Lullaby by Devra (Gibbs knows just the way to take care of a sick Tony.) (17) 
* Faded Memories by Loretta Greco (Ducky knew the day would come when his mother would leave him, but he was ill-prepared for the loss. The NCIS team help Ducky through his grief.) (22) 
* Watchdog by Loretta Greco (Ziva’s being watched and turns to the one man she can trust.) (28) 
* The Volunteer by Kristi Nelson (Tim gets volunteered -- Gibbs-style.) (35) 
* N.C.I.S.G.T. by Scousemuzik (Abby and Tony try to get to the bottom of some strange happenings.) (54) 
* Food for Thought by Lyn (McGee decides that it’s time to take stock of himself, if he wants to keep up with the rest of the team.) (71) 
* A Tale from Another Life by Kristi Nelson (When an autopsy reminds Ducky of something from his past, Jimmy hears an incredible story of guns, mystery and mayhem. Could Dr. Mallard really be U.N.C.L.E.'s legendary Illya Kuryakin?) (79) 
* Bringer of Death by Loretta Greco (A tag for the episode, "Broken Bird." Jordan’s there when Ducky needs her.) (84) 
* Road Trip by Rose Malmaison (Tony's father arranges for a man named Gibbs to watch out for his college-aged son in 1991.) (91) 
 
Category:NCIS Zines
Category:Gen Zines
Category:2009 Zines
Category:2012 Zines
Geeheartmikey

geeheartmikey is a LiveJournal community dedicated to the incest ship Gerard/Mikey that was created in 2004. As of 2016 the community had 1,636 posts; 11,104 comments; and 1462 members. Posting slowed down in 2008-2009 and petered out around 2011.
At least two other Gerard/Mikey LJ comms were created,Both accounts have since been deleted: waycest_love and waycest. According to FanHistory, waycest was created on February 12, 2005. archived. A post in slashypunkboys indicates that waycest_love was created in November 2006. but geeheartmikey is the first. It is also the first MCR slash comm ever created,SparklyFiend. "Such an old school MCR fan that I remember GeeHeartMikey being the only fic comm on LJ. COME AT ME." Tweet posted 20 Jul 2016. beating mychemicalslash by a week. This fact suggests a few possibilities: that an incest pairing was indeed the first popular ship in MCR fandom, or that incest shippers felt it would be safer to create a separate space for themselves.
According to the community profile, geeheartmikey was "THE OFFICIAL 'MOST HATED MCR-RELATED COMMUNITY' ON LIVEJOURNAL.COM! WOO YAY!"profile page, archived. Accessed 30 October 2016. This description was added in December 2004 after community members noticeduntitled post by birdboys in geeheartmikey, 22 December 2004. a very large discussion happening in the non-fanfic community chemicalromance, where someone posted asking "what exactly is geeheartmikey? I hear everyone going on about it."untitled post by run_away_ in chemicalromance, 22 December 2004. The post got 195 comments, many of them using terms like "sick" and "wrong" to describe the comm. Many commenters also condemned MCR slash and/or fanfic in general. Some people defended the comm and said, basically, Don't Like, Don't Read.
The community became friendslocked after the chemicalromance drama.comment by coricomile in chemicalromance, 22 December 2004.
==References==
Category:Slash Journal Communities‎
Category:Bandom Journal Communities
Category:My Chemical Romance
Category:2004
Category:2000s
Geek & Sundry

Founded by Felicia Day in 2011, Geek & Sundry launched its YouTube channel in April 2012 with The Guild, Sword & Laser and TableTop. The last one, hosted by Wil Wheaton, became especially popular with the fans.
In 2014, Geek & Sundry was acquired by Legendary Digital Network.
In 2015, G&S launched their Twitch channel, with Critical Role among their programming.
==Guests==
Several guests have made appearances, from Once Upon A Time's Rose Reynolds to Warehouse 13's Allison Scagliotti.
Geek Feminism Interview with Francesca Coppa

A 2009 interview with Francesca Coppa was conducted by and posted to the website "Geek Feminism."
Some topics covered: the mission of Organization for Transformative Works, the Geocities Rescue Project, Gift Culture and women, vidding, Fanlore, Archive of Our Own, and her four favorite vids.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:2009 Fan Interviews
Geek Pride Day

Geek Pride Day is a multi-fandom holiday and initiative to promote geek culture celebrated annually on May 25. The date coincides with the anniversary of the release of the first Star Wars film in 1977, Towel Day as celebrated by members of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy fandom, and the Glorious 25 of May for fans of Discworld. The event originated in Spain in 2006 as Día del Orgullo Friki.
==2006==
Spanish blogger Germán Martínez is credited with organizing the first celebration of the day in 2006. The day was celebrated in areas throughout Spain and on the internet.
==Rising Popularity==
The first major U.S. celebrations took place in 2008 and led to increased attention from the media and bloggers. In 2009, the Science Channel offered special programming on May 25 to commemorate the day. Celebrations have spread to new cities each year as awareness of the day continues to grow.
Category:2000s Events
Category:2010s Events
Category:Star Wars Events
Category:Discworld
Category:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:2006 Events
Geekgirlcon

Held annually in Seattle, GeekGirlCon "celebrates and honors the legacy of women contributing to science and technology; comics, arts, and literature; and game play and game design by connecting geeky women world-wide and creating community to foster continued growth of women in geek culture through events." 
It was first held in 2011.
==History==
GeekGirlCon originated as an idea after a 2010 San Diego Comic-Con panel titled "Geek Girls Exist," which, despite being counterprogrammed against a popular Scott Pilgrim panel, was packed. After that response, some of the session attendees and participants connected through social media and formed the idea for the convention. The first event had nearly 4,000 participants. 
A 2012 GeekGirlCon Interview with Anna Zola Miller is excerpted.
===2014===
*Dates: October 11-12
*List of Exhibitors and Artists: http://geekgirlcon.com/exhibitors-artists/
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:2010s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
Geeks & Goons (Stargate Atlantis zine)

Geeks & Goons is a gen Stargate Atlantis 199-page anthology of fiction by Koschka.
From a 2005 ad: "... exploring the dichotomous relationships in the Pegasus Galaxy through the eyes and actions of Dr. Rodney McKay and Major John Sheppard. Eight stories reprinted from the 'Net (including the pre-slash story SuperGeek), plus one new story written specifically for the zine! 150 pgs The finished product apparently turned into 199 pages. approximate, with 'shop 'art'."
==Contents==
* Scientist, Wraith Killer, Space Pilot (8 pages)
*Double O Geek (8 pages)
*Geek Protocol (12 pages)
*Geeks and Goons (18 pages)
*Goonus Americanus (24 pages)
*Super Geek (12 pages)
*The Once and Future Goon (23 pages)
*A Geek in the Grass (25 pages)
*High Goon (44 pages) 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Geeks and Goons (Stargate Atlantis series)

"Geeks And Goons" is a Stargate Atlantis fanfiction series by Koschka. It was first published online and then as an anthology zine (Geeks and Goons) in 2005. The stories were available on Fanfiction.net until the author took them down at some point in recent years.liketheriverrun answer to the question where Koschka's stories have gone Koschka's stories have almost vanished completely from the internet and are only accessible at the moment with the help of the Wayback Machine of Internet Archive.
Koschka's first nine stories are gen or pre-slash, with a focus on Rodney McKay and John Sheppard. Later the series was continued as The Geek's and Goon's Guides in collaboration with liketheriver - and also growing out of liketheriver's Dictionary Series. These stories, written under the name 'likethekoschka', are McKay/Sheppard slash. The later stories are still online.
Status: complete / Parts: 9 / Rating: probably "Teen And Up Audience"
==Scientist, Wraith Killer, Space Pilot (1)==
An epilogue to episode SGA 1x11 The Defiant One.
McKay and Sheppard fly back to Atlantis in one of the jumpers when they discover that the Wraith "tasted" John.
==Double O Geek (2)==
==Geek Protocol (3)==
==Geeks And Goons (4)==
==Goonus Americanus (5)==
==Supergeek (6)==
==The Once And Future Goon (7)==
==A Geek In The Grass (8)==
==High Goon (9)==
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Geezers

Geezers is a slash 91-page Man from UNCLE novel by Alexi Tesla. It was edited by Kate Lynn Price.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
==Author's Forward==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
==References==
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Slash Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Gehayi

Gehayi is a fanfiction writer active in a variety of fandoms since the 1990s. They are the founder and moderator of Femgenficathon.
==Notable Works==
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
* Skyehawke
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Community Moderators
Gekizetsu

Gekizetsu is a gen and slash fan writer. 
Among her more notable works are Last Outpost Of All That Is‎ (Apocafic) and The Month of Open Doors (both in Supernatural fandom). She also penned the satirical series Sammy's Drunken Letters to Stephen King (also Supernatural).
In August 2006, she was interviewed as part of volume #3 of the EVP podcast series. Her Supernatural story And Fools Shine On won Best Overall Gen Fic in the 2006 Lawrence Awards.
Gekizetsu has made a blanket statement about podficcing or translating her fanworks."No, you don't need to ask before you friend me, podfic or translate anything." from eighth-horizon LJ profile page. (Accessed 5 Feb 2012)
==Reactions to/Reviews of Gekizetsu's Writing==
*"Gekizetsu's work not only explores the complexities of characters, but forces the characters themselves to examine the conditions both of and for their own existence. At times metaphysical, always personal, Gekizetsu's intricately crafted writing style reflects the complex ideas and questions she raises to a seamless finish, packing a punch in the reader somewhere that's difficult to identify, but deeply felt."EVP 3: Call For Submissions post by Hope in spnfic_podcast, 14 Aug 2008. archived. (Accessed 5 Feb 2012)
*"You seeped this story with such a quiet sense of desperation and despair that I was ... stunned. And then still - with the laughter and poignant moments, it all just congealed into a marvelous, wonderous experience. You write amazing Sam and Dean interaction. Amazing!" comment at FanFiction.net reviewing The Month of Open Doors. (Accessed 5 Feb 2012)
*"I just gotta say...man. Really good writing. Hands down, the best I've read since I've been haunting these boards the last few weeks. Not only do you have the characters down in dialogue and action, you've given some insight here that I think would resonate and jibe with the creators of the series."comment at FanFiction.net reviewing The Month of Open Doors. (Accessed 5 Feb 2012)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun

Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun, also known as Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun, four-panel romantic comedy webcomic written and illustrated by Izumi Tsubaki. It has been published in both physical and digital releases and and tankobon volumes and received and anime adaptation.
==Canon==
High school student Chiyo Sakura has a crush on schoolmate Umetarō Nozaki. When she confesses her love to him, he mistakes her for a fan and gives her an autograph. When she says she wants to be with him, he invites her to his house and has her help on some drawings. Sakura discovers that Nozaki is actually a renowned shoujo manga artist working under the pen name Sakiko Yumeno. She agrees to be his assistant in order to get closer to him. As they work on his manga Let's Fall in Love (恋しよっ Koi Shiyo, Let's Have a Romance), they encounter other schoolmates who assist them and/or serve as inspirations for his stories.
===Characters===
*Nozaki Umetaro
*Sakura Chiyo
*Mikoshiba Mikoto
*Kashima Yuu
*Hori Masayuki
*Seo Yuzuki
*Wakamatsu Hirotaka
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
The series follows the ongoing, often comical, flirtations and misunderstandings between couples that are not officially romantic within the story but are considered canon.
Pairings considered canon:
* Nozaki/Sakura (NozaChiyo)
*Kashima/Hori (HoriKashi)
* Yuzuki Seo/Hirotaka Wakamatsu (SeoWaka)
* Mikoshiba/Mayu (MayuMiko)
Other pairings: 
* Mikoshiba/Nozaki (NozaMiko)
* Mikoshiba/Sakura (MikoChiyo)
* Nozaki/Sakura/Mikoshiba (NozaMikoChiyo)
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
===Doujinshi===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
==References==
Category:Anime
Category: Fandoms by Source Text
Gekkou Touzoku

Gekkou Touzoku (月光盗賊) was a doujinshi circle active from about 1990 to 2009, run by doujinka Nobi Nobita. It's best known for its Digimon doujinshi, most (all?) of which focused on Taichi/Yamato. Some of her doujinshi are still available for purchase through eBay and private sellers.
===Doujinshi===
* Bedroom Kara Ai O Komete ベッドルームから愛をこめて
* Blue Bun no Happy ブルー分のハッピー HAPPY BLUE 
* Daisy Bell, A Bicycle Built for Two
* Ending Roll
* Iya Yo Dame Yo Gaman Nasatte. イヤよダメよガマンなさって。 (with PIKAPIKA)
* Kaihatsu Chiku Wa Itsudemo Yuugure 開発地区はいつでも夕暮れ 
* Red Summer
* Rolling Ambivalence Hold ローリングアンビバレンツホールド
* Rolling Ambivalence Hold 02 ローリングアンビバレンツホールド 02
* Winter Break
==Links==
* The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon: Gekkou Touzoku
* Nobi Nobita's site 
* Nobi Nobita's old site with a list of her works 1990-1998
* Fan page about Nobi Nobita (Ja) with information of her works 1993-2009
Category:DoujinshiCategory:Digimon Doujinshi
Category:1990sCategory:2000s