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The Gabby Story

The Gabby Story is part exposé, part informational journal post regarding Total Drama BNF Fckn, a.k.a. Gabby. She had been ostracized from her friend group prior to the journal for being rude and for tracing ayOObrix3's Total Drama fanart, who was a friend of hers, and passing it off as her own. Shortly after the journal was posted, on around November 2nd, she deactivated her DeviantArt and left the fandom.
News of the journal spread quickly. A post was made to the largest Katie/Noah DeviantArt club, which she founded, about how she's "probably gonna be on hiatus for... a realllllly long time" the same day the journal went up. journal post to the NoahxKatie community. Although her fanfiction is still on her Fckn FanFiction.Net account, much of her fanart originally posted to DeviantArt has since been lost.
Because Fckn was most well-known for popularizing and practically creating Katie/Noah, her floucing may have led to the ship becoming a rarepair by 2011.
==Topics Discussed in the Post==
*How MadiYasha and Fckn first met.
*Online friends in general, (and by extension online fandom.)
*Gabby being self-centered and obsessed with the show.
*An unrelated incident regarding a stalker of MadiYasha's and how Fckn reacted to it poorly.
*Evidence for art tracing (all photo links are broken, however, as of 2024.)
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
==References/Further Reading==
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Scandals
Category:Total Drama Meta
Category:Meta on DeviantArt
The Galactic Viewpoint

The Galactic Viewpoint is a Star Trek: TOS and science fiction zine. 
This zine was planned to be published four times a year.
Perplexingly, there were two different yet similar issues published, each called #1. 
==Issue 1==
The Galactic Viewpoint 1 was published in Summer 1975 and contains 27 pages.
From "Star Trek Lives: Now!": 
From the editorial:
 
* The Editor Speaks (3)
* Ben Bova Interviewed ("Mr. Bova, editor of ANALOG SCIENCE FICTION/SCIENCE FACT, was interviewed on September 17, 1974 at ANALOG'S office in the Conde Nast Building in New York City.") (4)
* Star Trek Lives: Now! (14)
* Animated Star Trek Canceled by NBC (14)
* Comic News (15)
* Apes Revival News (15)
* Tube News for the New Season (16)
* William Shatner: Portrait of a Starship Captain (detailed biography) (17)
* Con News (19)
* Alex Raymond: Creator of Flash Gordon (detailed biography) (20)
* Book List for July, August and September (22)
* Movie News (upcoming science fiction films) (24)
* What The Planet of the Apes Series Should Have Been (25)
* The Editor Speaks, continued (27)
* News (includes mention of James Blish's death, William Shatner breaking his leg on the set of Barbary Coast) (28)
 
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Image:galacticviewpoint1-4.jpg|from issue #1, James Burns?
 
 
==Issue 1 (later reprint)==
The Galactic Viewpoint was published in Winter 1975 and contains 15 pages.
The art is by Walter Simonson.
This issue is also called #1. It contains the Bova interview and an identical introduction by the editor, one which does not mention the previous first issue. The other content from the previous issue is not included, but there are some additional small additions at appear only in this one. 
* Ben Bova Interviewed (this is a complete duplicate, retyped, of the interview in the previous issue) (3)
* Klingon Vessel, art by Walter Simonson (this is a duplicate of the art on the cover of the previous issue) (12)
* The Star Trek Convention 1975 (short ad) (12)
* Bigger, But Better? (article about Marvel comics) (13)
* Return to Planet of the Apes, review (14)
* Nice Tribbles, Nice Tribbles (review of David Gerrold's for-profit book, "Trouble with Tribbles") (14)
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Category:1975 Zines
The Galactic Whirlpool

The Galactic Whirlpool is a 1980 for-profit Star Trek: TOS book by David Gerrold.
Some fans commented that they enjoyed Gerrold's winks and in-jokes, others found them distracting and overly precious.
The "info dump" was appealing to some fans, and not others. 
Gerrold's "in" with the showrunners and other PTB was a plus to many fans, as they were eager for the insider info he doled out. This was a double-edged sword, as it set up expectations that Gerrold's book did and didn't deliver. Some fans likely gave it more positive reviews based on Gerrold's involvement with the show than they would have if he'd not written an episode. These comments were also likely tempered by the fact that Gerrold was a frequent guest of honor at cons, and many fans did not want to jeopardize that relationship.
==The Character, Admiral La Forge==
In 1983, David Gerrold said: 
==Fan Comments==
===1980===
===1981===
===1982===
===1983===
===1986===
===2014===
===2015===
===2019===
===2020===
=== 2021===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works‏‎
The Galactica Journals

The Galactica Journals is a Battlestar Galactica zine. 
 
==Issue 1==
The Galactica Journals 1 was published in 1981 and contains 22 pages. It is an anthology. The content of this zine was reprinted in full in Song of Caprica.
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==References==
Category:1981 Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
The Galactican

The Galactican is gen adult Battlestar Galactica anthology published but not edited by R&S Publications. 
 
It is a sister zine to explicit het The Galactican R.
From an ad in Beyond Antares #24: "A very slim, very naughty look at what happened in the fleet of Battlestar Galactica that they never told us about. A bargain at only $1.60 posted in Australia and $2.50 posted overseas. The Editors wish to remain anonymous but all proceeds from the sale of this one go to charity."
Category:1982 Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:Charity Zines
The Galactican R

The Galactican R is het adult Battlestar Galactica anthology published but not edited by R&S Publications. The "R" stands for the type of content, much like Beyond Antares R-Rated, another zine R&S distributed.
Some of the material is by Su Man Chew and reprinted in Beyond Antares R-Rated #7.
It is a sister zine to gen The Galactican.
Category:1983 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
The Galaxy Gift

The Galaxy Gift is a gen Lost in Space anthology of fiction and articles. It was the successor to The Orion Warrior. It ran five issues. 
From the creator: "...by early 1980 I had published The Galaxy Gift #5, which was huge, over a hundred pages. At that time I was college bound, and the interest in my zines from the readers had dwindled. The Galaxy Gift #5 was the most in-depth piece of work I ever did in the zine field, and I didn't think I could top it." 
The Galaxy Gift 1 was published in 1978.
The Galaxy Gift 2
The Galaxy Gift 3
The Galaxy Gift 4
The Galaxy Gift 5 was published in 1980.
Category:Lost in Space
Category:1978 ZinesCategory:1979 ZinesCategory:1980 Zines
The Galaxy of Fandom

The Galaxy of Fandom is a zine of articles, con information, reviews, and clippings about science fiction and comics fandom. The editor was Christopher L. Simmons.
It was planned to have been published quarterly, though there may have been only a single issue. 
==Issue 1==
The Galaxy of Fandom 1 was published in March 1976 and contains 24 pages. The editor wrote that all of the content "is nearly totally done by myself.... But i welcome any and all contributors for they do help."
Fandoms included: Space:1999, Star Trek: TOS, and comics.
* Space: 1999 clippings (2)
* Space: 1999 clippings (4)
* Features, News (6)
* Art (11)
* Star Trek: TOS (12)
* "San-diego comic con" flyer for 1975 (16)
* "San-diego c-c" report for 1975 (18)
* Critic (20)
* Editor's Comments (21)
* Space:1999 (22)
 
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:Comics Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Galian Alliance

The Galian Alliance is a slash Stargate SG-1 zine by Aloysius. It is 12 pt book antiqua, with .5 margins. 92 pages,
42144 words. The art is by Jmas/JayEm.
==Summary from the Publisher==
 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2013 Zines
The Galileo Three

The Galileo Three was/is a Star Trek fan club in International Falls, MN. 
One well-known member of this fan club was a fan named Bobbie Adams. She gained attention in mainstream media when she arrived for jury duty in the Whitewater case dressed in a Star Trek uniform.
This fan club published a newsletter called The Murasaki Probe. 
From a description in Trexperts #22 in 1994: 
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
The Galileo Vision

The Galileo Vision is a Star Trek: TOS newsletter.
==Issue 1==
The Galileo Vision 1 was published in Sep/Oct 1993 and contains 11 pages. 
==Issue 2==
The Galileo Vision 2 was published in Dec 1993. 
* Departmental Reports
* Christmas Party News
* Review of 'Dark Mirror'
* Much More Fun Stuff!!
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Image:galvision.jpg| cover of issue #2
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Gallian

The Gallian is a 131-page gen Star Trek: TOS anthology by Teri Meyer. It contains fiction and art. Art is by Ann Crouch, Vel Jaeger, Sat Nam Kaur Keahey, and Mike Brown. 
The Trekindex lists it as the "successor to Delta Triad." 
The stories take place before and after the movie.
Boldly Writing states that this was Teri Myer's last fan fiction fanzine published. 
Note regarding the zine's title: The Gallian is the name of a magazine read by Capt. Kirk and Mr. Spock on the parallel Roman civilization world.
==Content==
* Reunion by Mary Louise Dodge (1)
* Echoes by Laura Scarsdale (11)
* 'twas the night before Christmas by Kate Birkel (13)
* The Dream by Shirley Buck
* The Meeting by Michele Arvizu (27)
* Neither Heaven nor Hell by Tery Meyer (43)
* Square One by Michele Arvizu (45)
* One Final Touch by Susan Harris (130)
==Gallery==
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Image:gallian3.jpg| Sat Kam Kaur Keahey
Image:gallian4.jpg| Sat Kam Kaur Keahey
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Gallifreyan Gazette

* The Gallifreyan Gazette, newsletter for The Whoosier Network, editors were Darrin Snider and Neil Marsh, out of Indiana, last issue was October 1993 
* The Gallifreyan Gazette, a club zine for the Doctor Who Speculative Fiction Society, published out of Kenosha, Wisconsin in the 1980s
* The Gallifreyan Gazette, a club zine by U.S.S. Shepherd in the 1980s
* The Gallifrey Gazette, a zine series published in the 1980s by Eileen Jones and Carla Hemmingson out of Minneapolis, MN
The Gallifreyan Home Companion

The Gallifreyan Home Companion is a gen apa of fiction, reviews and commentary. There are at least 110 issues.
==Issue 75==
The Gallifreyan Home Companion 75 was published in April 1995 and contains 60 pages. There were 40 copies compiled.
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Gambler Anthology: Tales of Ezra Standish and the Magnificent Seven

The Gambler Anthology: Tales of Ezra Standish and the Magnificent Seven is a gen 180-page Magnificent Sevenanthology of fiction by Susan Bartholomew.
==Contents==
* A Gambler's Christmas Eve				
* The Great Fight		
* A Friend in Need		
* Fevers	
* Return of the Prodigal Son		
Category: Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2005 Zines
The Gamblers

The Gamblers is a Kirk/Spock story by Dovya Blacque. 
It was published in the print zines First Time #7 and Shadows in the Rain.
==Summary==
"A month after Psi 2000, Kirk discovers that Spock never received the antidote for the virus and indeed, does not desire to."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1994===
===1996===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Game's Afoot

The Game's Afoot is a 188-page slash Sentinel novel by Serena. 
The art is by TACS. 
From the zine: 
It was first published by AMC Press in 2000. In 2018, it was reissued in print and PDF by Requiem Publications.
==Part of a Series==
* Family Secrets (October 1999)
* The Game's Afoot (January 2000)
* Reign of Terror (May 2000)
* Further Adventures of James Ellison and The Professor (August 2001)
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Game (Highlander)

The Game is a Highlander trope, derived from canon.
The Game is the battle between Immortals; also refers to the centuries-old tradition of fighting each other. The winner of said battle will gain all the knowledge of all the immortals defeated by his challenger, with the ultimate prize being enough knowledge and power to rule the world. Depending on one's point of view, the Game either has two rules or two traditions: fighting shall be one-on-one, and no fighting on Holy Ground.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Highlander
The Game (Professionals trope)

The Game is a very early Professionals trope where Bodie's exposure to male sex during his days as a mercenary in Africa centered on "The Game" - a no holds barred physical combat that mercenaries would engage with one another to relieve boredom and sexual tension. The winner would "take all" (be allowed to rape the loser). These early sexual experiences set a pattern in Bodie's life which later flows down to his relationship with Doyle decades later, most famously in the extremely controversial story, Consequences. Terri Beckett, one of the authors of "Consequences" is the originator of "The Game." as per a 1993 conversation on Virgule-L, MPH's notes 
==Why This Trope?==
Some Pros fans ask themselves why this trope was popular in their fandom. 
==Fiction Excerpts==
From the story Consequences, the story in which it was originally used: 
Excerpt from the story Of Tethered Goats and Tigers: 
==Fan Comments==
===1991===
===1992===
===1996===
===2015===
 
==Notable Stories==
*Of Tethered Goats and Tigers
*Consequences
*Out of the Jungle
* Catch a Fallen Star by Rosemary C
*Five And A Half Months by Laine Stone. One reviewer wrote: "Bodie resigns unexpectedly and disappears back into the jungles of Africa. A furious Doyle gets a window of 6 months from Cowley in which to find him....I love this one, especially for the humorous way it deals with some fannish cliches, such as The Game. And I rather enjoy a take-charge Doyle."Madrigal's FanFiction Recs.
==References==
Category:The Professionals
The Game Has Changed

The Game Has Changed is a Hawaii Five-0 vid by zap99nad. Characters/Pairing: team with some Steve/Danny and Danny/Rachel
Summary: While Danny tries to figure out how he's going to fix things, his mind wanders from thought to thought.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Hawaii Five-0 Vids
Category:Hawaii Five-0 Steve/Danny Vids
Category:2011 Vids
The Game Of Life (archive)

The Game Of Life is a Buffyverse Xander/Anya fanfiction archive. 
==Authors==
*Adam Windsor
*Annie
*Bluebell
*Don Bentley
*Elena B
*Emily
*Francis Quina
*Insomnitic
*Jennifer-Oksana
*Kate Bolin
*Liz Harris
*M. Scott Eiland
*Mary Borsellino
*Matt Giles
*Meg
*Mystfaery
*Nepthys
*Saturn Girl
*Slash Cat
*Victoria P.
Category:Dymphna.net
Category:Buffyverse Archives
The Game of Life (Dangan Ronpa doujinshi)

人生ゲーム, which possibly can be translated to The Game of Life, is a tri-coupling Despaircest, Asahina x Oogami and Kirigiri x Maizono comic by Mirin (美琳), aka Mirin Spray (まりんスプレー) and blue (ぶるぅ.) It was sold on Chalema and advertised on Mirin's Pixiv. Later, copies were resold on Mandarake.
The Game of Life features Junko Enoshima, Mukuro Ikusaba, Sayaka Maizono, Kyoko Kirigiri, Aoi Asahina and Sakura Oogami.
==Sample==
Category:Dangan Ronpa
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Yuri Doujinshi
The Games People Play Affair

The Games People Play Affairis a Man from U.N.C.L.E. story by Rosemary C. It was published in the zine Night Moves #2 and is online available on The Chrome and Gunmetal Archive.
==Series==
* The Post Gurnius Affair (in No Holds Barred #13, 1996)
* The Playtime's Over Affair (Night Moves #1, 1996)
* The Games People Play Affair (Night Moves #2, 1998)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Games of Magellan

The Games of Magellan is a 43-page gen novel written by Rod Summers and edited by Jacqueline Comben. Rod Summers is the artist.
It was reprinted in serial format in Trexperts during 2000-2001.
==Summary==
==Sample Interior Gallery==
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Gang Makes a Fanzine

The Gang Makes a Fanzine is an It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia anthology zine. It was sold online and at the 2018 Anime Expo, Connecticon and Metrocon.
==Contributors==
===Artists===
*Mads Wingrave-Manns
*Simone
* Key
*Leo Valentine
*Ashley Boyd
* Angelus
* Saygin 
*Maria Ku 
* Sleeplock 
*Erin
*Ripley
* Graves 
*Broci 
* Neenya 
*Richy Appleby 
*Kira
===Writers===
*Grey CC
*Gina
Category: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Category:2018 Zines
The Gang of Six

The Gang of Six is the group of fans who took over publishing Courts of Honor after it overwhelmed Syn Ferguson. The Gang of Six was made up of Edi Bjorklund, Alta Brewer, Victoria Clark, Mary Ann Drach, Caren Parnes, and Barbara Storey.
Vicki Clark calls the group "The Gang of Five" in her 2007 interview published in Legacy. Caren Parnes was not directly involved during the initial conversations surrounding the decision to take over the publication of Courts of Honor but was added later.
Category:Zines
The Gap

The Gap was a 1939 essay by science fiction fan Sam Youd.
Youd explained what he saw as the fundamental differences between American and British fans, especially in light of some heated feuds that had recently emerged in American fandom. He urged fans to join together in one super organization, based in both countries at once and focused on unity and advancing science fiction, rather than having American fans alienate their British counterparts.
At the time Youd was writing, the American International Scientific Association had been disbanded and the Science Fiction League was struggling, although it technically still existed. Both groups had met with disaster in a long-term power struggle that began with an alliance between Donald A. Wollheim and William S. Sykora. (See also Timeline of the New Fandom-Futurians Feud.)
== Text ==
Category:1939 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in Print
The Garages

The Garages is an anarcho-syndicalist Blaseball fan band based on the in game team "the Seattle Garages", although not all songs produced by The Garages specifically has to do with the Seattle garages. 
They were the first band to produce music under the label Fourth Strike; the record label was created after the creation of the band by some members of The Garages. 
The amount of members in the band is in flux, but is usually described by the band themselves as "20-something," although numbers as high as "eighty-or-so" has also been used. 
==History==
==Live Shows==
===Desert Bus for Hope===
The Garages' first break outside of a core group of Blaseball fans was at the Desert Bus for Hope fundraiser in November 2020, where playing to thousands of viewers via live stream caused their Live album to jump into the best-selling section on Bandcamp.
==Discography==
===Singles===
* the siesta of internet league baseball (Aug 2020)
===Digital Albums ===
* REDEMPTION ARC (Aug 2020)
* in the feedback (Sep 2020)
* caught in the reverb (Sep 2020)
* ENCORE. or, an incomplete and contradictory history of jaylen hotdogfingers, her trials and tribulations (Sep 2020)
===EPs===
* we are the garages (vol 1) (Aug 2020)
* the garages kill the gods (Aug 2020)
* the skarages! vol 1 (Oct 2020)
* the garages suck (Mar 2021)
* UNDEFINED (Apr 2021)
* spark to a flame (Jun 2021)
* short circuit 02 (Dec 2021)
===Live Albums===
* LIVE @ HECKDANG (Nov 2020)
* LIVE @ DESERT BUS FOR HOPE (Nov 2020)
* LIVE @ BLASEBALLIDAYS (Dec 2020)
* THE GARAGES CAN'T PLAY LIVE (Apr 2021)
* the garages: RIV (Aug 2021)
* THE GARAGES VS DESERT BUS 2021 (Nov 2021)
* live @ blaseballidays 2 (Feb 2022)
* THE GARAGES: UNDERGROUND (Apr 2022)
===Cover Albums===
* TRIBUTE ACT (Oct 2020)
* Tribute Act 2: Headliners (May 2021)
* TA03.1: DECLASSIFIED (Jun 2022)
* TA03.2: UNEARTHED (Jun 2022)
==References==
Category:Blaseball
Category:Audio
The Garden (Beauty and the Beast zine)

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The Garden is a 278-page het Beauty and the Beast anthology. 
Art information: applied color picture on cover art by Kristy Effinger, Wendy Rae Smith, Rita Terrell, Pam Tuck, Martin, Nora Leverson, Gail Striegle, Sue K, Judy Ley Page, Kathy Fidge, and Jackie Kapke.
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines 
Category:1992 Zines
The Garden Series

The Garden Series is an explicit slash 348-page anthology by Lady Grey. It is a group of five related stories following Jack and Daniel's relationship from the time they realize their feelings for one another through their unique way of coming together, falling apart, and finding each other again. Summaries below from the publisher. It is AG Showcase Special 13.
* Breaking the Code (In the wake of an injury that leaves Daniel permanently grounded from 'gate travel, Jack discovers his feelings for his old friend go far deeper than he believed. Once he comes to terms with that epiphany, he must find a way to tell Daniel -- only Jack isn’t a man of words. Something from his long-buried past gives him an eloquent way to express his feelings without saying a word, and leaves Daniel with a coded message he must translate… and then decide how to respond.)
* The Language of Flowers (Daniel is learning to speak a very special language under the tutelage of master gardener, Jack O'Neill.)
* Garden of Stone (Mention of past (non-con, A bitter secret from Jack’s past threatens to destroy him, and exacts a heavy toll on his relationship with Daniel.)
* The Snowfire Rose (Jack and Daniel are talking again after a painful breakup, trying to help each other heal. Now it is Daniel’s turn to compose a secret message, and a search ensues for the missing elements to make Jack’s garden complete. This tale begins the day after the final scene of the previous story.)
* Roots (An off-world tragedy brings an unexpected gift to Jack, just in time for Christmas. He is reminded of the importance of his roots, and returns home to Minnesota to introduce his family to the newest love of his life. This story begins three days after The Snowfire Rose ends.)
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines