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The Goblin Market

The Goblin Market was a ship war challenge for the Demon's Lexicon trilogy written by Sarah Rees Brennan.
==Overview==
The Goblin Market drew its inspiration from Trekstock, a Star Trek ship war challenge. The creators described it as "a fanfic festival/challenge, in which people form teams based on their favourite pairing within TDL and then attempt to prove their ship's superiority in a fight to the death squee. What does a fight to the squee involve? Lots and lots of fic. And art, vids, fanmixes or anything else you are inclined towards. And it involves less in the way of angst and pain, and more by way of mutual enjoyment and porn respect." 
==End of Goblin Fest==
Despite mention of a second run , there are no links to a 2011 iteration of Goblin Wars. This event did however lend inspiration to the Homestuck Shipping Olympics, which carried on the legacy of this type of fanwork challenge.
Category:The Demon's Lexicon
Category:2010 Challenges
Category:Journaling Communities
The Goddess Test

The Goddess Test is a series of YA books that focus on the character Kate Winters who is trying to save her mother and is given the chance to by the mysterious Henry. The books focus on Greek Mythology, featuring many of the gods and goddesses. 
==Canon==
==Fandom==
The Goddess Test fandom is fairly small, with most of the fandom located on Fanfiction.net and Tumblr. The canon het pairing of Kate Winters/Henry is the fandom's OTP.
==Fanworks==
===Arts===
* ya meme » eight otps: Kate & Henry
* Welcome to Eden Manor
* Dreamcast of Kate Winters, Troian Bellisario as Kate fancast
===Vids===
* The Goddess Test by Aimee Carter, a Sims 3 fan trailer
* The Goddess Test, a fan trailer
==Archives==
* Goddess Test series & crossovers works at FFN
==External Links==
* goddess test tag on Tumblr (see also the goddess test tag)
* Goddess Trilogy (Tumblr)
==Resources==
* The Goddess Test Wiki
==References==
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Category:The Goddess Test
The Goddess Uhura

The Goddess Uhura ia a special issue of Probe. It was published in February 1976 and contains 125 pages. The front cover and back cover by Gee Moaven. Other art by Anji Valenza and Fern Marder.
==The Swahili Series==
There are three Probe Special Issues:
* The Goddess Uhura
* Captain Uhura
* The Starwitch
* The Ebony Prince (planned but not published)
==About==
From the dedication: "This issue is dedicationed to all women everywhere, for whom the term 'mere female' is no longer acceptable, and was never applicable anyway."
The editor writes about 'The Goddess Uhura' in issue #9: 
==From the Author==
==Contents==
* Starline by Winston A. Howlett, p. 2-3 (editorial)
* Last Skimmer to Jericho by Winston A. Howlett, p. 7-50 [Originally published in Probe 2; also reprinted in Furaha 1]
*Music Has Charms by Sara Paul, p. 51-57 (reprinted and revised from Space-Time Continuum #8. Howlett wrote that this was the only fiction he'd allowed in his shared universe: "I haven’t even let in one outside writer [to my fan-created universe]. Sara Paul had a short story in SPACE-TIME CONTINUUM #8 that coincided with an aspect of what I was writing for GODDESS UHURA. And I asked her permission to put a rewritten version of ‘Music Has Charms’ in GODDESS UHURA. That is the only outside contribution that I have ‘accepted’ for the Swahili Series, except for some poetry by some friends of mine." From a writers' panel transcript, 1989, accessed March 5, 2013. For more on this topic, see Remix, Shared Universe. )
*A Plague of Dreams by Winston A. Howlett, p. 61-121B
==Gallery==
File:Goddessflyer.jpg|flyer for "The Goddess Uhura" printed in the zine "Probe", click to read. Art by Gee Moaven
File:Goddessuhuraflyer.jpg|another flyer, art by Gee Moaven
File:Goddessflyer1.jpg|flyer for "The Goddess Uhura" printed in A Piece of the Action #34 and Probe #6 in early 1976, click to read
File:Goddessart1.jpg|Gee Moaven
File:Goddessart2.jpg|Gee Moaven
File:Goddessart3.jpg|Fern Marder
File:Goddessart4.jpg|Anji Valenza
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category: Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Gol Letters

The Gol Letters is a Kirk/Spock story by Carlin Rae Thorne. 
It was published in the print zines Naked Times #18.
This story was the inspiration for No Better Mirror.
 
==Summary==
"Apart, Kirk and Spock each write letters to each other, each believing that the other will never read them."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
The Golden Age of Strekdom

The Golden Age of Strekdom is a 1976 Star Trek: TOS essay by M.J. Fisher.
It was printed in Spectrum #25.
Fisher wrote many essays in "Spectrum." Some were part of a series loosely called "Fannish Thoughts," and some were standalone essays. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* fandom and profit, now that it was recognized that there was money to be made off of Star Trek fans, the big companies would muscle their way in 
* interest in the actual television show (and possibly the then-upcoming movie: Star Trek: The Motion Picture) will invariably fade, and lose its appeal, but fanworks may keep the fandom alive
* sometime around 1990 or 1995, Star Trek fans will merge back into serious science fiction fandom where it will be come a sub cult populated by "experts and serious connoisseurs"
==The Essay==
 
 
== References==
Category:1976 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Fandom & Profit Meta 
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
The Golden Boy Series

The Golden Boy Series are slash Starsky/Hutch stories by Mary Louise Fisher. 
 
==Golden Boy Series==
* Golden Boy (from Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans #1) (1995)
* Why I Live at the Best Western (from Blue Eyes and Blue Jeans #2) (1996)
* Bathrooms I Have Known (from Cross the Line) (1997)
* How I Spent My Summer Vacation (from Still the One) (2001)
* When I Was the Sheriff of Beavertooth County (from When Lightning Strikes) (2002)
* As Soon As Forever is Through (from In Your Eyes) (2003)
* It's All in the Game (Back to Back) (2005)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Author's Comments==
In a 2012 interview, the author talked about her fiction: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
 Category:1990s
category:2000s
The Golden Quill Awards

The Golden Quill Awards is an annual event run by WendWriter to honour the best fanfiction writers. Family-friendly stories from a variety of fandoms are nominated by specified genres and judged by poll. A sister site to the Archives of Excellence, it went live in August 2009, and was set up to differentiate between the monthly writing challenges at the Archives and the annual Awards. 
Promotion of the Awards is run from the announcements thread on WendWriter's fanfiction.net forum, Can We Talk? and on her LiveJournal. Nominations for the Awards are added as replies to posts on the, Golden Quill Awards blog. 
Nominations take place on 1st March of each year, and continue until May 30th. The polls are set up in June and the nominees contacted to ensure they are aware that their stories have been nominated. Polls go live on 1st July and voting ends on 31st August. Winners are announced on 1st September. 
Winners receive a profile page in the Archives of Excellence. They also get a spot in the Winners' Hall of Fame at the Golden Quill Awards, in which their winners' icon is displayed with a link to the winning story and their profile on the Archives of Excellence.
Category:Multifandom Awards
Category:2009 Awards
Category:2010 Awards
The Golden Trio

The Golden Trio, sometimes simply referred to as The Trio or Golden Trio, is a popular fannish name given to the three best friends and Gryffindor students at the Hogwarts School, being them Harry Potter, Ronald Weasley, and Hermione Granger. Its rival counterpart would be The Silver Trio.
However other fandoms also use the term "Golden Trio" to refer to specific groups of three characters, either by reference to the HP trio or arising independently from factors within the fandom. See this list (incomplete) for the term's usage in other fandoms.
==Examples Fanworks==
===Fanart===
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Doujinshi ===
*Hogwarts Kansatsu Nisshi by Meganeya and Tenkuran (2000)
*Moonshiner (2001)
*Happy Days by idea (2002)
*Over the Rainbow (2002)
*PiriPiri! (2002) (gen with a little bit of Ronmione)
*Rain (2002)
*Spring Flower Easter (2002)
==Art Gallery==
File:Kamisama no Kodomotachi front.jpg|The Golden Trio in the Kamisama no Kodomotachi doujinshi cover by Nekogami-Dou (2002)
File:The Golden Trio by rosielleny.jpeg|The Golden Trio (POC!Harry, Ron and black!Hermione) by rosielleny
File:Harry, Hermione, and Ron by Akai-Monkey.jpg|Harry, Hermione, and Ron by Akai-Monkey
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*The Golden Trio tag on AO3. Used as Freeform tag.
*Hermione Granger & Harry Potter & Ron Weasley tag on AO3. Used as Relationship tag.
* Trio on the Harry Potter Wiki
Category:Harry Potter Relationships
Category:Harry Potter Fandom Glossary
Category:Gen Relationships
The Golden Web

The Golden Web is a zine dedicated to the actor Judson Scott. 
It may have been published by a Judson Scott fan club.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Golden Web 2 was published in March 1985. 
* Contributors' Page (ii)
* Attention Readers (iii)
* Editorial (iv)
* Guidelines (v)
* Fan Club Listings (vi)
* Network Addresses (vii)
* I Will Cry by Vicki Holden, art by Rose Koscica (1)
* The Twisted Script by Beki Weight, art by Stephannie (3)
* The Weighing of the Heart by Darla Schmitt, art by Stephannie (17)
* Yago by Beki Weight, art by Beki Weight, art by Stephannie (19)
* A Time for Change by Tammy Monfette, art by Stephannie (20)
* Memoriam John-Erik Hexum, art by Beki Weight (51)
* Tomorrows Found by Beki Weight, art by Stephannie (55)
* Bennu Does It With Magic by And Starr, art by Rose Koscica (67)
* The Gift by Stephannie, art by Stephannie (71)
* We by Debbie Reynolds, art by Rose Koscica (91)
* Underlying Melody by Anne Macko, art by Anne Macko (92)
* The Munchkin by Debbie Reynolds, art by Stephannie (93)
* Good Samaritan by Sheila Paulson, art by Stephannie (97)
* Ressureeection by Linda Brooks, art by Beki Weight (97)
* Light of Hope by Michele Burton, art by Stephannie (127)
* Was It a Dream? by Vicki Holden, art by Beki Weight (129)
* Touch by Stephannie, art by Stephannie (153)
* Mayhem by Michelle L. Levigne, art by Stephannie (143)
* The Son by Beki Weight, art by Stephannie (153)
* Gift of Unicorn by Rose Koscica, art by Rose Koscica (155)
* Sunshado by Winifred McBeth, art by Stephannie (181)
File:Goldenweb2-1.jpg|inside front cover of issue #2, artist may be Cheryl Allers: "Judson Scott & Gizmo" -- "Earthcon IV"
File:Goldenweb2back.jpg|back cover of issue #2
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1980s
Category:Phoenix
The Golden Year

You may be looking for the Wiseguy fic called The Golden Years.
The Golden Year is an MSR X-Files story by prufrock's love.
==From the Header==
"Keywords: MSR, Angst, Mythology, Brief Sc/O
Rating: R
Summary: "There is the want of the flesh and the want of the soul, and I am afflicted with both. Perhaps I should see a doctor,
Scully."
Distribution: link to: http://www.geocities.com/prufrocks_love/goldenyear.html
Dedication: A blow against all those fat-assed purple shoulder monsters out there. You purple ones are the worst. 
Disclaimer: Not mine; don't sue
Post-hoc Author's Note: This story is told exclusively through Mulder's eyes and he explains behavior as best as he can with the information he has to work with."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Golden Years

You may be looking for the X-Files fic called The Golden Year.
The Golden Years is a Frank/Vinnie Wiseguy story by Maggie Hall.
It was published in the first issue of McPikus Interruptus.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===1993===
==References==
Category:WiseguyCategory:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
The Goliath

The Goliath is a gen Starsky and Hutch 191-page novel written and illustrated by Suzan Lovett. The original cost was $16.40 First Class.
left|thumb|front cover of Goliath, Suzan Lovett
thumb|back cover of Goliath, Suzan Lovett
==Summary==
==Discussed in an Essay==
This story was discussed in a 1988 essay printed in Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #11. The topic was how death stories could be used to explore different emotions in fanfiction. Some examples were Whom Death Could Not Part, Nighthorse, Delivered to Thee, It's Always Toughest, Invictus, Mojave Crossing, and Goliath.
==The Foreword ==
==Gallery==
File:Goliath int3.jpg|example of the black and white interior art. Like many Lovett drawings, the art was drawn to match the story.
File:GOL2-4K.jpg |example of the black and white interior art 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1986===
===1988===
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==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Art
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1986 Zines
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in (Game) Fanfiction Writing

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in (Game) Fanfiction Writing is a 2005 essay by MP.
 
It is part of the Fanfic Symposium series. 
==Some Topics Discssed==
* while not unique to fiction based on games, the author discusses short stories, the narratives, prequels, alternate realities, parodies, sequels, crossovers, other forms of fic writing
* slash should only be written by homosexuals, and the characters should not be made into "pansies" and "drag queens"
==Excerpts==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:Slash Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:RPG Meta
The Good Friend

The Good Friend is a slash 149-page Sentinel novel by Jack Reuben Darcy. The art is by K9. 
It was the author's last Sentinel story.
It may have been planned to be in the series, Best of the Net.
==Summary==
From a distributor, Agent With Style: 
==The Author's Last Sentinel Story==
==Sample Interior==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:2000 Zines
The Good Guy Vampire Letterzine

The Good Guy Vampire Letterzine is a gen letterzine. It included LoCs as well as book and movie reviews.
It is a sister zine to Good Guys Wear Fangs.
==From a Flyer==
==Issue 1==
The Good Guy Vampire Letterzine 1 was published in June 1993 and contains 35 pages.
* an article by Margaret C. Carter providing an overview of "good guy" vampires in literature (reprinted from Good Guys Wear Fangs #1)
* one tribber was P.N. Elrod
 Image:goodguyvampire1.jpg| cover of issue #1
==Issue 2/3==
The Good Guy Vampire Letterzine 2/3 (the submission deadline was September 1992)
thumb|Front page of issue #2/3|left
* From the Editor 
* Discussion Topics for Next issue
* News Clips
* Letter from Vampire files author P.N. Elrod
* Recommended books: the vampire-as-Good-Guy as Intimate Adventure by Jacqueline Lichtenberg
* Movie review by Margaret L.Carter: Bram Stoker's Dracula
* Book review by Margaret L. Carter: Blood and Roses by Sharon Bainbridge
* Letters
* Son of Darkness letter: An introduction to next issue's discussion question
* Forever Knight Flashbacks (First Season) by Valerie Meachum
* Publications and other items of interest
==References==
Category:Multimedia Zines
Category:1990s
The Good Morning Soldiers

The Good Morning Soldiers is a Professionals circuit story by Madelein Lee.
It was printed in D-Notice in 1995, and is online here.
Only rarely do fanfiction writers depict a Bodie/Cowley pairing without a true affinity of spirit between the two men, but in one story, "The Good Morning Soldiers" by Madelein Lee, Bodie betrays his boss using his sexual skills; in this instance the author portrays the Bodie/Cowley relationship as one in which Bodie is opportunistic, using it when he fears for Doyle's safety.
==Part of a Series==
* Carnal Interests 
* The Selling Hours 
* The Good Morning Soldiers
==Fanworks Based on This Series==
* Measure for Measure by Maggie Hall (in Nudge Nudge, Wink Wink #2) 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
The Good Old Days

Nostalgia and invoking The Good Old Days has been a favorite past-time of fans since day one. So too, is speculation about what constitutes their fandom's Golden Age. 
Also see: Fanosaur, Bitter Old Fanfic Queen, and Newbie.
==The Golden Age of Specific Fandoms==
Every fandom seems to have what is considered a Golden Age. Often, this coincides with the time a tv program is on the air, the time between movies or books in a franchise, or the time shortly after the release of a standalone movie.
==The Past is Relative==
In 1970, just a year after the original Trek was off the air, a fan thanks: 
==The More the Better==
One fan writes: 
==Less is More==
In 1996, a fan in Germany writes that to her, the good old days meant there were fewer fandoms to distract: 
A fan writes that the good old days had less fannish material and that equaled more appreciation: 
A fan comments that fans today have too much information: 
==One Upping==
==Cliques, a Feeling of Control, and the Underground==
A comment in 1989: 
A comment in 1999: 
A comment from the mid-1990s: 
==People Like Me Were Smarter Back Then==
A fan grouses in 1989: 
==Innocence and a Disillusionment with the Present==
A fan comments on a Star Trek story called "First Contact": 
In 1987, a fan proposes a zine, "Return the Day", that was to be full of Star Trek; TOS death stories: 
In 1999, a fan complains about the Sentinel fandom, one that had only been around a few years: 
In 1984, a fan writes expresses dismay over emerging trends in K/S fiction: 
==Missing a Fannish Medium==
In 1982, a fan complains about the quality of paper zines: 
Shootin' in the Crick was a gen Houston Knights anthology of fiction by Catherine Schlein previously published in other zines. 
From an ad for You & The Zine You Wrote In On: 
==The Good Old Days Weren't All that Good==
In 1989, Pat Nussman and Jacqueline Taero wrote an article called Shaking the Bones which started with: 
A 1991 comment: 
Zine ed Beth Blighton announced she was ceasing publication and was leaving fandom. The July 1994 issue of The Helpers Network Gazette reported: 
A 2001 comment: 
In 2002, a fan jokes about being set up with mIRC 
A fan comments in 2007: 
From a fan in 2018: 
==The Cyclicness of the Fandom==
In 1981, a fan writes: 
A 2001 comment: 
==Some Conclusions==
A 1991 comment: 
A 1994 comment: 
A 2000 comment: 
A 2001 comment: 
A 2002 comment: 
==Further Reading==
* The Best Generation, posted by Charlotte Frost, May 2012; WebCite
==References==
Category:Discussion
The Good Omens Library

The Good Omens Library is a Good Omens archive for "stories, drabbles, ficlets, poems, essays, and/or anything else that comprises a bunch of words and letters in strategic order so as to qualify as Good Omens' omeny goodness."
At the archive's peak as of June 2013, it contained at least 320 stories by 62 authors.As of 17 April 2013. As of July 1, 2013, it contained 317 stories by 62 authors, and by July 2 this decreased to 292 stories by 61 authors.
== Site History ==
The site was started on September 22, 2005.hjbender at www.good-omens.com. (Archived by the Wayback Machine 31 October 2005.)
On July 10, 2012, the site was moved to www.good-omens.net.Site News: WE'VE MOVED! at library.good-omens.net. (Archived by the Wayback Machine 17 April 2013.)
On June 26, 2013, Quantum Witch announced that The Good Omens Library would be closing permanently in two weeks. However, after contacting the OTW Open Doors committee, she announced on July 16, 2013 that The Good Omens Library would be moving to the Archive of Our Own.News post on the Good-Omens.net Library Home Page, as archived 27 October 2013 by the Wayback Machine. 
In July of 2013, Quantum Witch began manually importing works from the original efiction archive to an AO3 collection with assistance from Open Doors.FAQ text in the AO3 profile This import was completed in November of 2013.
== Content ==
=== Story Categories ===
On the efiction archive, fanfiction was sorted into the following categories. The number next to the category name indicates the number of stories in that category as of April 17, 2013.Numbers per the Good-Omens.net Library Home Page, as archived 17 April 2013 by the Wayback Machine.
In addition, the following ratings, characters, genres and warnings were to categorise works:
* Ratings: K (used for general audiences), M, T, T+, X (used for explicit)
* Characters:: Adam, Agnes Nutter, Anathema, Aziraphale, Beelzebub, Brian, crossover characters, Crowley, DEATH, Dog, Famine, God, Hastur, Houseplant(s), Ligur, Madame Tracy, Metatron, Newt, original character(s), other angels, other demons, other persons, Pepper, Pestilience, Pollution, Satan, Shadwell, The Bentley, War, Wensleydale, 
* Genres: Action/Adventure, Angst, Drama, General, Horror/Thriller, Humour, Mystery, Parody, Poetry, Romance, Smut, Spiritual/Religious, Tragedy/Deathfic
* Warnings: Adult Situations, Angst (heavy), Angst (mild), AU, BDSM, Character Death, Cracky, Drug Use, Dub-con, Fluff / Schmoop, Het, Language (mild), Language (strong), Non-con, Slash (explicit), Slash (medium), Slash (mild), Squick potential, Violence (extreme) , Violence (mild)
=== Submission Rules ===
copy archived hereWebCite
== References ==
Category:Good Omens
Category:2000sCategory:2010s
Category:EFiction
The Good Wife

The Good Wife legal and political drama television series. 
==Canon==
:The series focuses on Alicia Florrick, whose husband Peter, the former Cook County, Illinois State's Attorney, has been jailed following a notorious political corruption and sex scandal. After having spent the previous thirteen years as a stay-at-home mother, Alicia returns to the workforce as a litigator to provide for her two children.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Alicia Florrick/Kalinda Sharma
* Alicia Florrick/Will Gardner
* Alicia Florrick/Finn Polmar
* Cary Agos/Kalinda Sharma
* Diane Lockhart/Kurt McVeigh
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* “You think you can play the emotional card with me? You think I’m going to break down and cry? Look at me. Do I look like I’m breaking down?” by davidmbuisan
* Alicia Florrick is one of my favourite characters on television, strong but flawed. by pri-art
* so handsome… by knomos
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Good Wife works at AO3
==References==
Category:The Good Wife
The Goonies

The Goonies is a 1985 film starring a young Sean Astin, among others.
==Fandom==
==Notable Works==
===Vids===
*We Didn't Start The Fire by fiercynn & Scribe (multifandom) [2012]
==External Links==
* The Goonies (1985) on Archive of Our Own
* Goonies on FanFiction.Net
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
The Gorgeous Man

The Gorgeous Man is a Coran zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== About ==
== Charity ==
They S1154.00 was raised and was donated to Doctors Without Boarders. 
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* abi 
* AeionKitty 
* Aetherlogic
* Baradelight 
* BBR 
* bracari 
* Bubble 
* Cata 
* Celeste 
* Clover 
* Dollarincash 
* Ecchima 
* Eve 
* Hvnn 
* Jules B. 
* Kara 
* kawaii-rookie 
* Lavender 
* Llors 
* Maddie 
* Mandy 
* MustardMouse 
* Muwadesu 
* Nono 
* Prince Lowell 
* Ranya Ni 
* Rycheza + m7angela 
* samdrawsalot 
* Sidlaux 
* Sky 
* SpaceBoomerang 
* Theo 
* Tifany 
* Viperfish 
* Wiky 
* Yumire
=== Merch Artists ===
* Halo-Of-Sunshine 
* Wonkykrystol 
* Yongjae37
=== Writers ===
* 5557 
* ahumanintraining 
* Annie 
* Biscuit 
* Elliott 
* ilgaksu 
* Pugglemuggle 
* Stormy 
* trash4bechloe
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Voltron Zines
Category:2018 Zines