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Christophe Giacometti

Christophe Giacometti, primarily called Chris is a supporting character in the anime Yuri on Ice.
==Canon==
At 25, he's one of the older skaters still competing. Chris is a contemporary of Victor Nikiforov, and the two have participated in international events together for several years. However, their rivalry seems to be friendly, as they are shown spending time together socially off the ice and seem to be on good terms. He's shown as being self-confident and sensual, with a deep love of skating.
He is shown to have a white cat living at his home in Switzerland. 
==Common Pairings==
Chris is shipped with a wide range of characters, including Phichit Chulanont. Sometimes, he is portrayed as Victor's ex, and occasionally in an OT3 with both Victor and Yuuri (partly supported by the anime in a scene where Chris and Victor both jump into bed with Yuuri after swimming). Some fans see his openness about sex as indicating a level of promiscuity or polyamory. 
There are also many fics exploring his ongoing friendship with Victor, as he is the skater who has competed against him the longest. 
==Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks==
Many fans have picked up on the show's contrast of Chris's "mature" sexuality with Katsuki Yuuri's budding discovery of his own. Often, he is shown as being more experienced in sex and giving advice to Yuuri.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfic===
* 
===Fanart===
* Chris and his cat by edo
===Vids===
===Zines===
* 
==Archives and Communities==
* Christophe Giacometti works on FanFiction.Net
* Christophe Giacometti tag on Archive of Our Own
==Links and Resources==
* Christophe Giacometti at Yuri on Ice wikia
==References==
Category:Yuri!!! on Ice
Christopher Eccleston

Christopher Eccleston is a British actor best known for his role as the Ninth Doctor in Doctor Who. He also played the role of Malekith the Accursed in Thor: The Dark World.
==Fandom==
One of the things many people appreciate him for is his left wing politics. One Instagram post of his in particular, in which he calls the Queen of England - Elizabeth 2nd - a 'parasite in chief', is often referenced in relation to him, especially in memes surrounding the British Royal Family. Very much untrue jokes about him being the cause of Prince Philip's death in 2021, or that he's going to assassinate members of the Royal Family, have been posted.Tumblr post (April 2021) by jigthejiggetyjigger'Gonna go ahead and make the rest of my 2020 predictions now:' Tumblr post (November 2020) by autisticyakkowarner
===Best Superhero related Hollywood Chris===
When the meme/debate as to which Hollywood Chris is best, usually between Chris Evans (Captain America), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Chris Pratt (Starlord) and Chris Pine (Steve Trevor)), some fans will adamantly bring up it's obviously Christopher Eccleston (Malekith the Accursed), in part due to his previously mentioned politics, and especially when compared to those of Pratt's.Tumblr post (October 2020) by minerfromtarn
==Resources & External Links==
*Christopher Eccleston - Ao3 tag
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Doctor Who Actors
Category:Guardians of the Galaxy
Christopher Judge

Christopher Judge (born October 13, 1964) is an American actor best known for playing Teal'c in the Canadian-American science fiction series Stargate SG-1, for which he also wrote many of the episodes. Additionally, Judge played Kratos in the 2018 video game God of War, replacing long-time voice actor Terrence C. Carson.
==Interactions with Fandom==
At the 2004 Stargate Convention, Judge and fellow SG-1 actor Michael Shanks were asked their opinion on Jack/Daniel slash. Both actors were good-natured and joked about the subject, and Judge said, "Wait, you mean Jack and Daniel aren't together?"
==Additional Links==
*"Christopher Judge" tag on AO3
*Dialing Home: Christopher Judge's Touching Story with a Fan
*Christopher Judge WebRing (archive from 2008)
*Christopher Judge episode of Sci-fi Overdrive radio show
==References==
Category:Actor RPF
Category:Stargate SG-1
Category:God of War
Christopher Lee

Sir Christopher Lee CBE, CStJ (27 May 1922 – 7 June 2015) was an English actor, author, and singer with a very long and varied career. He is mostly known for playing villains such as Count Dracula and other villains in several Hammer Horror films in the 1960s-1970s, Lord Summerisle in The Wicker Man, Francisco Scaramanga in the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun, Saruman in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and Count Dooku in the Star Wars Prequels.
His death in 2015 was taken hard by many fans.
See Wikipedia for full details.
==Fandom==
Christopher Lee was himself a big fan of J.R.R. Tolkien and was the only member of the Lord of the Rings cast to have met Tolkien personally.ChristopherLeeWeb.com, Interview with Christopher Lee, Ian Mckellen, and John Rhys, May 13, 2001 (archived January 2012) Fan legend has it that Tolkien gave Christopher Lee his blessing to play Gandalf should LotR ever be made into a movie, but the truth of that is disputed. (See this comment by fan squire on the TheOneRing.net boards.) He also admits to having intentionally taken other roles as wizards in order to prove himself to Peter Jackson when casting LotR.The Christopher Lee Film Encyclopedia by Robert W. Pohle Jr., Douglas C. Hart, Rita Pohle Baldwin, accessed on Google Books (Archived)
==Links & Resources==
*works tagged Christopher Lee at the AO3
*Christopher Lee at the IMDb
==References==
Category:Actors
Christopher Nolan

Christopher Nolan is a British-American filmmaker, responsible for the latest Batman trilogy and the 2010 hit Inception. His trilogy of Batman movies is referred to by fans as Nolanverse (to differentiate from the older Batman movies and DC Comics canon).
Most of the fandom activity for his works is centered on Inception, Batman trilogy and TENET but there is also a small fandom for The Prestige.
Category:Inception
Christopher Pike

Captain Christopher Pike is a featured character in the unaired first pilot of Star Trek, "The Cage". The footage of that appearance was also incorporated into the two-parter, "The Menagerie". Pike was played by Jeffrey Hunter, with Sean Kenney portraying the injured Pike in new scenes created for the two-parter.
The character returned in Season Two of Star Trek: Discovery, now played by Anson Mount. A spin-off series, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds has been developed.Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Series With Pike, Spock And Number One Headed To CBS All Access, May 15, 2020.
In an alternate timeline, Pike was played by Bruce Greenwood in Star Trek (2009) and Star Trek Into Darkness. This Pike had still captained the USS Enterprise but suffered a different fate in that timeline.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
* Pike/Number One
* Pike/Spock
* Pike/Jim Kirk
* Pike/Leonard McCoy
* Pike/Michael Burnham
* Pike/Ash Tyler
===Fanon===
The fan-created zine, USS Enterprise Officers' Manual by Geoffrey Mandel gives Pike the middle name of "Robin".
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
Appearances of Pike in fanfic include:
* "Within the Prism" by Kathy Resch, in T'hy'la #1, 1981
* "The Hottest Fire" by Ginna LaCroix, in Vault of Tomorrow #4, 1983
* "Beyond the Pale" by Alayne Gelfand, in T'hy'la #4, 1984 (Also in Charisma #13)
* "Officer Material" by Pat Foley, in Masiform D #14, 1984
* "For the Good of the Service" by Pat Foley, in Masiform D #15, 1986 (A sequel to "Officer Material")
* "Decision of the Heart" by Michele Dorph, in Vault of Tomorrow #12, 1987
* "Yesterday's Heroes" by J. Winter, at alt.startrek.creative, 1997
* "Home Sweet Home" by Nicole Comtet, in Orion Archives: 2229-2265 The Beginnings 1, 2001
* "Incident on Xantharus" by Rick Endres, in Orion Archives: 2251-2264 The Beginnings 3
* "Drink Deeply" by Elizabeth Knauel & Rick Endres, in Orion Archives: 2251-2264 The Beginnings 3 
* "That's What Big Girls Are Made Of", a Pike/Number One, Spock/Number One, Spock/Chapel story by Lyrastar, ASC Awards/2006
* pike_numberone Star Trek AOS Community.
===Articles===
"Captain Christopher Pike" by Marie Raper, in IDIC #46, 1996. Download the PDF of this issue here.
See Star Trek Format: The Original Star Trek Idea As Submitted To NBC by Gene Roddenberry. (Pike was originally Robert April, a name later used in Star Trek: The Animated Series, and then Captain Winter before becoming Christopher Pike.)
====Fan Commentary====
* commentary by tumblr user captainpikeachu about the role Captain Pike played in season two of Star Trek: Discovery.
==Art Gallery==
File:Antares -15.JPG|Cover art for Antares #15, by Joseph Melvin
File:Tneg28art2.jpg|Interior art from T-Negative #28 by D.L. Collin 
==Archives and Links==
*Christopher Pike tag at Archive of Our Own
*Christopher Pike at FanFiction.net
*Christopher Pike at Trekiverse
==Resources==
*Christopher Pike on Memory Alpha
*Christopher Pike on Memory Beta
*Wikipedia
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Characters
Category:Star Trek DSC Characters
Christy (fandom)

Christy is a historical fiction novel by Catherine Marshall, published in 1967. The book follows Christy Huddleston, who in 1912 moves from an upper class family in the city to a rural Appalachian community to teach, the people that she meets there, and the men she falls in love with. 
Christy was made into a TV series with two seasons in 1994-1995. Three made-for-TV movies with some of the same cast were released in 2000-2001. 
==Fandom==
There are two main ships in the story: Christy/David and Christy/Neil. Surely some fans have strong feelings towards one ship or another.
===ChristyFest===
The annual ChristyFest festival is held in Townsend and Del Rio, Tennessee. The festival "is a tribute to and celebration of the beloved and best selling novel by Catherine Marshall, “Christy”, as well as the television series based on the book (1994-1995, the series was filmed in Townsend), and two made for television movies."ChristyFest in the Smokies About Page
===Fanworks===
*Choices of the Heart, a 216-page novel by Caroline Kent
==Resources & Links==
*Christy works at FFnet
*The Christy Fan Fiction Archive, some pages now down, available archived
*The 2005 Christy Fest Fan Fiction Contest
*Christy Fan Fiction
*An Appalachian Pastoral Romance, a Neil/Christy fansite
*ChristyFest on Facebook and Wordpress
*Welcome to the Christy Forum - the place to discuss all things Christy! (not regularly used)
==References==
Category:Christy
Chrmdpoet

Chrmdpoet is a femslash writer in several fandoms, including the The 100 fandom where she writes for the Clarke Griffin/Lexa pairing. She is also a published author under the name KL Hughes. At least two of her fics have been republished as original fiction after having their serial numbers filed off.
== Notable Fanfics ==
===The 100===
* this heart, fossilized and silent (once was tender and once was violent) (2015; Clexa) - the most popular work tagged F/F by kudos on Archive of Our Own
* Lover In Low Light (2015–2016; Clexa) - republished as original fiction
===Once Upon a Time===
* Popcorn Love (Swan Queen) - republished as original fiction
Category:Fanwriters
Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology

Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology is a multifandom podfic anthology featuring characters of color. It was modeled after Awesome Ladies Podfic Anthology, with readers invited to submit short recordings fitting the theme that would be then edited together and made available as a single podbook.
The anthology is organized by blackglass and miss_marina95.
Submission rules:
==2020==
The anthology was announced on the Amplificathon Dreamwidth community on 12 August. The optional theme for the project was justice. The deadline for submissions was 10 September.
The first anthology was posted on September 30, 2020, containing 94 stories featuring 100 characters of color, performed by 38 podficcers, 09:39:10 in length. Cover art was created by silverandblue.xdiorix. "Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology I!" on Amplificathon Dreamwidth community, Sept. 30th, 2020.
==2021==
The second anthology was announced on Amplification on 25 July. The optional theme was community, and the submissions deadline was 12 September.xdiorix. "Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology II Planning!" on Amplificathon Dreamwidth community, July 25th, 2021.
The anthology was posted on September 30, 2021, containing 75 stories featuring 92 characters of color, performed by 22 podficcers, 07:43:57 in length. Cover art was created by lunatique.miss_marina95. "Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology II!" on Amplificathon Dreamwidth community, Sept. 30th, 2021.
==2022==
The third anthology featured the optional theme of revolution, and was posted on September 30, 2022, containing 63 stories featuring 70 characters of color, performed by 23 podficcers, 06:18:06 in length. Cover art was created by zipcodeman.xdiorix. "Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology III!" on Amplificathon Dreamwidth community, Sept. 30th, 2022.
==2023==
The fourth anthology featured the optional theme of solidarity, and was posted on September 30, 2023, containing 53 stories featuring 76 characters of color, performed by 20 podficcers, 05:47:18 in length. Cover art was created by reena_jenkins.xdiorix. "Chromatic Characters Podfic Anthology IV!" on Amplificathon Dreamwidth community, Sept. 30th, 2023. An additional AO3 collection was created for works submitted after the deadline or longer than the maximum word count.
==References==
Category:Anthology Podfic
Category:2020 Podfics
Category:2021 Podfics
Category:2022 Podfics
Category:2023 Podfics
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
Chromatic Vision

Chromatic Vision was created to celebrate fannish works featuring characters of color across fandom. Any rating, any pairing/chromatic character, any fandom, and any type of fannish work are welcomed. The challenge is hosted on InsaneJournal as well as Dreamwidth.
2010 sign ups started February 7 to February 27. Posting began April 13 to April 14. Round 2 began in 2011 with sign ups started from February 20 to February 26. Posting began April 5 to April 9.
There is a segment of Chromatic Vision called Everything Old Is New that allows for participants, if they so choose to, to post older works that feature characters of color at the end of each round.
Chromatic Vision has an optional collection on AO3 for their participants.
In the downtime between round 1 and round 2, a mirror comm on DW was created, also called chromaticvision. Mod announcements from the IJ asylum are mirrored, with everything else remaining in the IJ asylum. Round 2 though did allow for participants to post their fannish works at the DW comm.
Between round 1 and 2, Chromatic Vision hosted a reccing challenge, self-recs included.
From October 1, 2011 to October 14, 2011, Chromatic Vision ran a drabblethon for characters of color with both comms open for drabbles. Not only were drabbles allowed, but so were drawbles and iconbles (2-4 icons of the same image with different textures/texts/colors/etc).
==Event Masterlists==
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Category:Journaling Communities
Category:Fiction_Writing
Category:Activism
Category:Race & Fandom
Category:2010
Category:2011
Chrome-Magnon

Chrome-Magnon is a fancomic by Astridv, based on a case story by Shannon Fisher.Shannon Fisher. Chrome-Magnon, 16 March 1995. (Accessed 04 August 2010) This X-Files comic from the 90's is a 30-page online comic with the same layout and formatting as a print comic.
Summary: Mulder and Scully take off to the woods of Idaho in search of... Bigfoot? Mulder, Scully, a monster, scientists with questionable ethics... good times. (Season 2)
One fancomic listing summarizes it as "When 'Big Foot' is spotted in a secluded campground, Mulder and Scully set off to investigate the matter."pinkhairedcutie. Chrome-Magnon, in: fancomiccentral, 11 May 2010. (Accessed 04 August 2010) The reviewer says that "the art style reminds me a bit of The Dark Knight Returns in some places."
The comic was originally posted to a Lycos fansite and ten years later reposted to Livejournal.astridv. Chrome-Magnon, 17 December 2006. (Accessed 04 August 2010) It was translated into Russian.astridv. Nasdrovje!, 12 January 2005. (Accessed 30 October 2010)
Image:Chrome-Magnon Cover.jpg|Chrome-Magnon cover
Image:Chrome-Magnon_04.jpg|Chrome-Magnon page 4
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
Category:X-Files Art
Category:1996
Chronic Hysteresis

Chronic Hysteresis is a Doctor Who zine with at least 10 issues. Its content is unknown.
 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Chronic Hysteresis 2 contains 34 pages.
* A Day With A TV Producer 2
* Mena's Bobbles Revealed
* Mrs R Rat - Season 22
* An Overview of Certain Fans
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
Chronic Hysteresis 10 contains 32 pages.
The Olde Fogey
Honest Zegs Used to Travel a Lot
Kaled Burners
Doctor Who A Personal Ponder
The Diary of the Doc
Timelash - An Appreciation
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Chronicle

==Show==
*The Chronicle (TV), a sf series
==Zines==
* The Chronicle, a Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine
*Chronicle, a Blake's 7 and Doctor Who zine
*Chronicles, zine of the UFP Con
* Chronicles, a Star Trek, Tolkien, science fiction, fantasy zine published in the 1970s by John Pivovarnick and Tom Santoski
*The Chronicles, a Blake's 7 zine series with many issues
==Archives==
*The Chronicles, a femslash fiction archive
==Conventions==
* Chronicles 98, a Highlander con in England
Chronicle (Doctor Who and Blake's 7 zine)

Chronicle is a gen Doctor Who and Blake's 7 anthology. 
It is digest-sized.
==General Reactions and Reviews==
==Issue 1==
Chronicle 1 was published in December 1987 and contains 46 pages.
* Trapped by Margaret Scroggs Blake's 7
* Lucid Dream by Laurie (Doctor Who?)
* Doctor Who by Paul Cornell
* perhaps someStar Trek
* original fantasy and science fiction
* other unknown content
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Chronicle 2 was published in April 1988 and contains 44 pages. 
* The Exile by Wendy Ingle (S0; C?) Blake's 7
* The Patchwork Man by Tim Westmacott (Doctor Who)
* The Mineds of Kaldor by Lyn Davies (Doctor Who)
* two pieces of Blake's 7 art by Tich and L. Anthony
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
 
Chronicle 3 was published in October 1988 and contains 43 pages. The art is by E. Mart, Amber McDonald, and Maria Richmond.
The zine is online here.
The editorial notes that the story count has doubled in this issue. 
From the editorial: 
* Contact by Ros Williams (Blake's 7) (4)
* Country of the Blind by Paul Cornell (Doctor Who) (11)
* Pipe Dreams by Anne Dromeda (Blake's 7) (14)
* Never and Always Touching by David Tulley (Doctor Who) (17)
* Trouble Abroad by Sally Burrows (Doctor Who) (22)
* Driven Game by Margaret Scroggs (Blake's 7) (27)
* Letters of Comment (plus one on the back cover) (43) 
 
Image:chroniclesmulti3-1.jpg|from issue #3, not credited, but includes "Cartooncraft" and "Tich"
Image:chroniclesmulti3-2.jpg|from issue #3, Maria Richmond
Image:chroniclesmulti3-3.jpg|from issue #3, sample text
Image:chroniclesmulti3-4.jpg|from issue #3, Amber McDonald
Image:chroniclesmulti3-5.jpg|from issue #3, Amber McDonald
Image:chroniclesmulti3-6.jpg|from issue #3, E. Mart
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Chronicle 4 was published in March 1990.
* Sarah J. Powell, "Stayin' Alive" (S3; Ta-V; humor) Blake's 7
* "Feedback on Chronicle 3" (comments on the stories in #3, from various readers)
* unknown Doctor Who content
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Chronicles: A QSMP EGG ZINE

Chronicles: A QSMP EGG ZINE is a charity zine with contents that center around a particular group of NPCs from the multilingual QSMP web series. These NPCs were the eggs, adopted children of the members' characters. The zine was created with a section for each egg, including unusual eggs like Gegg, who was played by a streamer rather than being an NPC. Each section of the zine included both art and writing. 
The zine's Kickstarter ran from August 5, 2024 to September 8, 2024, ending with 120 backers. In addition to print and digital copies of the zine, it also offered merchandise focused around the eggs. All profits are to be donated to A Sense of Home, a charity selected by the zine's contributors. 
== ARG ==
== References ==
Category:Zines
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Art Zines
Category:Poetry Zines
Category:MCYT Zines
Category:QSMP
Chronicles (Highlander con)

Chronicles was a Highlander convention, the first in the the UK.
==1998==
The first con was held March 6-8, 1998 at Sachas Hotel, Manchester, England. 
The guest of honor was supposed to have been Peter Wingfield who portrayed Methos, but Wingfield did not appear. 
The con's charity was "The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Great Britain and Northern Ireland."
A flyer notes: "Please note that your details will be held on a computer readable format."
From a flyer:
===Flyer===
 
Image:chronicles98-1.jpg|first page of a flyer
Image:chronicles98-2.jpg|second page of a flyer
 
Image:galgrav10-1.jpg|from Galaxy Travellers #10, photo by Suzanne Godsalve 
Image:galgrav10-2.jpg|from Galaxy Travellers #10, photo by Suzanne Godsalve 
===Con Reports===
==1999==
Chronicles 99 photos, photos, photos, tho lots of broken links, photos, tho lots of broken links 
==References==
Category:Highlander Conventions
Category:1998 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Chronicles (Star Trek, Tolkien, science fiction, fantasy zine)

Chronicles is a gen Star Trek, Tolkien, science fiction, fantasy zine published by Tom Santoski and John Pivovarnick. 
==Issue 1==
Chronicles 1 was published in Winter of 1976/77 and contains 48 pages. It may have been the only issue.
The editorial: 
The art is by John Pivovarnick, Tom Santoski and Michael Logan. 
* The Editorial We, editorial remarks (3)
* Acknowledgments (4)
* Star Trek: Synapse by John Pivovarnick and Michael Logan (6)
* Tolkien
** A Sindarin Dictionary by Tom Santoski (18)
** The Tolkien Companion, book review (27)
* Science Fiction: And Walk Before the Lord, fiction by John Pivovarnick (29)
* Fantasy: Merrin, fiction by Tom Santoski (38)
 
Image:chronicles1977-1.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-2.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-3.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-4.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-5.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-6.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Image:chronicles1977-7.jpg|sample page from issue #1
Category:1977 Zines
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:Tolkien Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Chronicles (con zine)

Chronicles is a con zine for UFP Con. Stories submitted for the UFP Con poetry and fiction competition. They also contains some convention photos.
The first issue contains some non-explicit K/S.
==1980==
It was published in 1980 as two volumes, each containing 60 pages. Judges were Dot Owens, Joanie Winston, and Ros Peyton.
* The Command Team's Convention, or "What Did You Do in the War, Mummy?" a con report (1)
* The Prize Winners (9)
* Remembrance by Barbara J. Chegwidden (11)
* One Golden Moment, poem by S. Meek (16)
* some photos of the con
* Kismet by Teresa Hewitt (17) 
* Final Moment, poem by Josephine Timmins (32)
* Ni Var, poem by S. Meek (33)
* Kismet, poem by Miri Rana (34)
* The Guns of Alarak by Janet Kilbourne (35)
* The Starlord and the Wanderer, poem by Jayne Turner (56)
* Captain's Log -- Unrecorded by Kelly Mitchell (58)
* L/Ns Dilemma, poem by Miri Rana (58)
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==1982==
This issue is one volume and contains 60 pages.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
 
Category:1980 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Category:Con Zines
Chronicles of Janice Rand

Chronicles of Janice Rand is a 100-page het novel by Dolly Weissberg.
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "A diary of Janice Rand from the time Jim Kirk goes to investigate aliens on Earth being held in cryogenic suspension through his capture and then return to the Enterprise."
==Sister Zines==
* All Our Yesterdays
* A Beach to Walk On
* Chronicles of Janice Rand
* The Enchanted Realm
* The Final Meeting
* The Library: Return to Tomorrow
* The Marriage
* A Very Special Shoreleave
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines