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The Crow

The Crow is a comic book series created by James O'Barr as a way to deal with his death of his girlfriend by a drunk driver. It was later published by Caliber Comics in 1989, becoming an underground success.
Various adaptions were created:
* The Crow (film, May 13, 1994)
* The Crow: City of Angels (film, August 30, 1996)
* The Crow: Stairway to Heaven (TV series, September 25, 1998 – May 22, 1999)
* The Crow: Salvation (film, January 23, 2000)
==Fandom==
==Zines==
* The Crow
* Blood Upon His Wings, The Crow/Xena gen crossover
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* The Crow - All Media Types works at AO3
** The Crow (comics)
** The Crow (1994)
** The Crow: Stairway To Heaven
* The Crow & crossovers works at FFN
** The Crow (movie) & crossovers works at FFN
** The Crow: Stairway to Heaven & crossovers works at FFN
==Resources==
* CrowFansOnline and James O'Barr - the official fansite of the creator of The Crow (wayback)
* A Boy and His Bird
==References==
Category:The Crow
The Crown and the Crow

The Crown and the Crow by Yuu_chi is a Kagehina Haikyuu fanfic.
Summary: Somewhere out there is your forever one wearing your Mark on their skin; it's just a matter of finding them.
==Reception==
As of April 2019 the work has over 8.5k kudos and over 2,200 bookmarks on AO3.
A podfic of the work was made by Rhea314: The Crown and the Crow by Yuu_chi (Podfic)
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
The Crown of the Summer Court (Merlin vid)

The Crown of the Summer Court is an epic Merlin/Arthur fic trailer by nerjaveika (2:41 min). It was created for astolat's elf AU The Crown of the Summer Court and is based on the Russian translation by Etne (translator) and Tokyo_number_13 (beta).Корона Летнего Двора (Мерлин/Артур, NC-17, перевод, часть 4 из 4) - закончено, completed 15 March 2010. (Accessed 03 October 2010) 
In addition to footage from Merlin (S1 and S2), the vid uses clips from Lord of the Rings for scenes featuring the elven characters in the story and additional footage from The Fountain, and The Da Vinci Code for the flogging scene and the passage where Merlin lets a tree grow to show the strength of his magic. 
The vid won the Spring 2010 Merlin Slash Awards in the category Best Trailer ("Fanvideos: Arthur/Merlin") and was a runner-up in the category Best Editing.
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==Comments==
*"It is FREAKING BRILLIANT, guys. I had no idea how she could have done this and then I watched it and flailed and rewatched it and flailed some more, because she got EVERYTHING. She got the TREE. She got the grail! She got the flogging! She got the entire story. It's all there."astolat. THINGS WHAT ARE AWESOME, 11 January 2010. (Accessed 03 October 2010)
*"That is marvelous. I loved the montage, the music, the text and filters. I wondered when seeing this on the newsletter if you'd have used footage from the Hellboy movie but was surprised on how you got everything you needed perfectly from LotR. My favorite moments might be when Merlin 'grows a tree' with that smile, and when Arthur is drinking with Merlin from the cup, for the first time without that fatality from the series. It was really fun to see all those scenes from both sources so completely recycled."yue_ix. Comment, 02 January 2010. (03 October 2010)
*"I think you've capture the entire story in this and it's AWESOME! I'm kinda incoherent right now, that's how awesome this vid is! And the editing, the colour tone setting you used to match the 2 video source to make them seem like they're from the same source is perfect. And the aspect ratio matching, and then the bit at 1:10 - 1:12 where the colour tone changes, that's just brilliant!"in_the_bottle. Comment, 02 January 2010. (03 October 2010)
*"By far the best video I've seen in this genre! I loved, loved,﻿ loved the fic and this trailer really does it justice." (YouTube comment, Sterre80)
==References==
Category:Merlin Vids
Category:2010 Vids
The Crucial Element?

The Crucial Element? is a 1996 Blake's 7 essay by Neil Faulkner.
It was originally printed in Altazine #2, archived online at Hermit.org, and is now on Archive of Our Own.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the Kerr Avon and Roj Blake relationship
* they are the two "most deeply written" characters in the show
* male and female attributes and roles
* fanfiction exaggeration of tension and personalities
* Avon has a fear of failure, rather than a lack of trust and fear of betrayal
==Excerpts ==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1996 Meta
The Crucible's Flame

The Crucible's Flame is a 47-page gen novel by Linda Knights.
==Series==
This zine is part of a 1997 series of mini-zines, each with a story that has been published previously in another zine. Each mini-zine has a full-color photo cover.
* Bad Blood by Peggy Hartsook
*Blind by Linda Knights
* Close Calls by Linda Knights
* The Crucible's Flame by Linda Knights
* Endgame by Peggy Hartsook
* Fate's Final Act by Linda Knights
* Prelude to an Interview by Linda Knights
* Returned Favors by Linda Knights
*Surprises by Linda Knights
* Waves Upon a Mirrored Surface by Linda Knights
* Yesterday: Memories of Tomorrow by Linda Knights
From Yesterday: Memories of Tomorrow, the last zine in the series: 
==Excerpt==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
The Crusade Slash Archive

The Crusade Slash Archive is a small archive for Crusade slash fanfiction that shared the main page with a slash go round. The archive was sorted by author, title and pairing.
The site was hosted by Geocities and the main page was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring, The FanFic Archives Webring, The Adult Fan-Fiction Webring, and both the old and the new RareSlash Webring.Slash Go Round - Crusade Slash Archive, via Wayback: 03 August 2001. (Accessed 04 February 2012)
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==References==
 
Category:CrusadeCategory:GeoCities
Category:2000s
The Crying Game (film)

The Crying Game is a 1992 film. 
The film follows Fergus (Rea), a member of the IRA named "Fergus," who has a brief encounter with a British soldier named Whitaker, a prisoner by the group. 
Fergus later develops an unexpected romantic relationship with Jody's lover, Dil, whom Fergus promised Jody he would take care of.
==Spoiler and Note==
Most of the fan discussions about this film discusses a major twist.
The early fan discussion of this film may display dated language and statements. 
==Sample Fiction==
 
* Lavender Blue by M. Fae Glasgow writing as Gael X. Ile (Pæan to Priapus V: Multum in Parvo)
* One Who Has Made a Long Journey by Jane Mailander (Bene Dictum II: Half 'n' Half)
*2,036 Days to Go	by Michelle Christian ("Doyle visiting Fergus of The Crying Game in prison and seeing old friend Dil there.") (Chalk and Cheese)
* Secrets of the Human Heart by Karen J. Stewart (Rerun #11)
==Fan Comments==
===1993===
 
 
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
The Crypt (Dark Shadows zine)

The Crypt was the newsletter for the Dark Shadows Mascots, a Dark Shadows fan club.
From a review in The Collins Mausoleum #3:
"The newsletter featured regular columns “authored” by mascots (role playing characters adopted by each club member): a column with weirdly eccentric advice to the lovelorn, another with gossipy “personals,” and a quasi-society page called “Mascot Meanderings,” that chronicled drunken antics and comic misbehavior." from "How Fans Kept the Torch Burning"
by Susan Ramskill.
The review went out to say: "The Crypt... was remarkable at the time for its wit and charm. Its editors understood from the outset that they would never be able to “break” real news of real DS cast doings. They also seemed to eschew the usual newsletter reliance on DS fan fiction or poetry. Instead, the editors opted for a more convivial blend of episode synopses, wry cartoons, and reports of the interactions of the mascots. A newsletter published even at the relatively rapid rate of bi-monthly was considerably dated by the time you got it, rendering daily episode synopses ostensibly moot. The Crypt, however, made episode summaries fun even months after the fact by making sly but affectionate asides about goings-on. For example:"
“We open with Quentin kneeling beside the body of Randall, as if he had never heard of self-incrimination, Q picks up the fatal dagger, just in time to be discovered by nosy Trask, who exclaims that Q is the murderer and whips out a flintlock pistol that has to weigh at least 8 pounds…”
And:
“Melanie sees Justin’s ghost at Collinwood, moaning the lottery must be held again. It would be a rinky-dink curse if they could get out of it this simply.”
And:
“As Morgan returns from trying to force Bramwell to stop seeing Catherine (with no success), however, he does see the woman in white (we don’t – they’re saving $ again).” Pre-dating the earliest Dark Shadows Concordances by nearly two decades, these exquisitely complete (and often exquisitely snarky) episode summaries were a joy. And after the show was cancelled in 1971, re-reading them was a terrific way to re-visit DS in a pre-rerun, pre-VHS world."
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
The Crystal Calls

The Crystal Calls is a fantasy zine, with an emphasis on Dark Crystal.
==Issue 1==
The Crystal Calls 1 was published in 1985 and contains 30 pages. 
* Gelfling Chronology
* an article on Gelfling characteristics
* Memorabilia, part one
* art 
* other unknown content
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
The Crystal Calls 2 has a front cover by Gennie Summers.
* article on gelfling origins by David Krause
* article on speculative evolution of intelligent lifeforms on the planet Thra
* Messanger, fiction
* Kira's Dream, fiction by Gennie Summers
* Dark Crystal crossword puzzle
* letter from Jim Henson
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
==Issue 3==
The Crystal Calls 3
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4==
The Crystal Calls 4 was published in June 1986 and contains 25 pages. 
 
The editor was J. Crawford.
An ad in Pop Stand Express #10 says that "Dark Crystal stories are also available for $3.00 each."
* Dorothy and the Grumpalot, fiction (Wizard of Oz)
* reviews of fantasy games on computer
* reviews of fantasy books
* an article about The Prisoner
* a cartoon about elves by Ted Delorme
* Dave's Corner, a column by Dave Krouse
* entries from the personal diary of Mark Johnson about his life on Thra (Dark Crystal)
* classified ads for magazines, books, and fanzines
* The Shapes of Kindness, fiction
* Love's Bright Power, fiction
 
Image:crystalcalls4-1.jpg|from issue #4
Image:crystalcalls4-2.jpg|from issue #4
==Issue 5==
The Crystal Calls 5 was published in November 1987 and contains 37 pages. 
 
* Labyrinth: The Alternative Movie, article
* commentary and reviews about books and movies
* article on Fragglerock
* other unknown content
==References==
Category:The Dark Crystal
Category:Fantasy Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Crystal Cavern (Beauty and the Beast novel zine)

You may be looking for the Beauty and Beast anthology zine, Crystal Cavern.
The Crystal Cavern is a 96-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Patricia L. Ryan. 
The art is by by Patricia L. Ryan, Judy Ley, Sue Leonard, and Barbara Gudlauski.
From the zine: "Though this publication contains no explicit sexual material, it does deal with adult themes and situations that the series did not."
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:crystalcavernryan-1.jpg|Shirley Leonard
Image:crystalcavernryan-2.jpg|Shirley Leonard
Image:crystalcavernryan-3.jpg|Barbara Gudlauski
Image:crystalcavernryan-4.jpg|Shirley Leonard
Image:crystalcavernryan-5.jpg|Judy Ley
Image:crystalcavernryan-6.jpg|sample text
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Crystal Connection (Beauty and the Beast newsletter published in Australia)

Crystal Connection is an Australian Beauty and the Beast newsletter/letterzine published by Marie Tillott and Jenny Bozovic. 
There are at least six issues.
==V.1 N.1==
==V.1 N.2==
Vol. 1, issue 2 (Nov. 1990)
==V.1 N.3==
v. 1, issue 3 (Jan. 1991)
==V.1 N.4==
==V.1 N.5==
v. 1, issue 5 (May 1991)
==V.1 N.6==
v. 1, issue 6 (July 1991) 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Crystal God

The Crystal God is a K/S story by Shelley Butler.
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #32.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock are mistaken as gods on a primitive planet and are expected to participate in a ceremony."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
The Crystal Rose (Beauty and the Beast fan club)

For pages with a similar title, see The Crystal Rose.
The Crystal Rose is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan club. 
The club published the zines Kindred Hearts and All Things Are Possible and had a bi-monthly newsletter called The Crystal Rose.
It also sold t-shirts with art by Sandy C. Shelton.
It was also associated with The Crystal Rose, a Beauty and the Beast website.
==The Crystal Rose Lending Library==
This fan club also ran The Crystal Rose Lending Library, which in 1993, was described as a private lending library only for members of the club. from The Helper's Network Directory v.4 n.2 (summer 1993) 
==A Club T-Shirt==
 
From the Beauty and the Beast Memorabilia database:
==References==
The Crystal Rose (Beauty and the Beast newsletter)

The Crystal Rose is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan club newsletter. 
It came out every two months.
It was the winner of a 1991 Crystalline Rose Award for Best Fan Group Publication.
==Sister Zine==
Some of the fiction in these newsletters was printed in The Crystal Rose Collection.
==Disclaimer, a Nod to Third Season Strife, and Censoring That Isn't Censoring==
From issue #34: 
==Some History==
In 2011, Sandy Shelton Williams wrote about this newsletter's inception in the essay, Back in the Day: Sandy Shelton Williams.
Some excerpts: 
==Some 1993 Comments==
On the third anniversary of the newsletter, the editors had a bit of fun with a imagined phone call, a fictional voice-over by Rod Serling, and then a brief thank you: 
Another thank you from 1993, this one from Vicki and JoAnn: 
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 14==
==Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
==Issue 18==
==Issue 34==
The Crystal Rose 34 was published in August 1995 and contains 14 pages.
The front cover is by Mickey Sayles, the back cover is not credited.
Booster-ism for a miniseries: 
From an Italian fan, Caterina Cantoine: 
* many con reports and photos for A Distant Shore, see that page
* a flyer for A Kingdom by the Sea
* encouragement to support whatever Robert Sigman (President and CEO of Republic) is cooking up, so that fans can have a Beauty and the Beast miniseries on television
* a letter of thank you from Caterina Cantoine, an Italian fan regarding her club and newsletter
* a review of the movie, "A Mother's Prayer," starring Linda Hamilton
==Issue 35==
==Issue 36==
The Crystal Rose 36 was published in November 1995 and contains 12 pages.
From the editorial: 
Some info on charities and acon tape:
Another charity plea, giving money to TPTB:
* Editorial and Newsy Bits
* The Man Behind the Mouse (A Conversation with David Greenlee), interview conducted by Sandy P. Shelton
* A Kingdom by the Sea Update by Lyn Musacchio
* Once Upon a Christmas Night, fiction by Sandy P. Shelton
* 18 black and white photocopied photos of fans at A Distant Shore
* Christmasfest, poem by Judy Loyd
* Brotherly Love, fiction by Adele Turner
* info from The Official Edward Albert Fan Club, USA, "First Band of Angels: Circle of Love" Project
==References==
 Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1990s
The Crystal Rose (Beauty and the Beast website)

Are you looking for The Crystal Rose of NC fan club?
The Crystal Rose was a fan site for the TV show Beauty and the Beast, mainly for fanfiction. It was subtitled "The Beauty and the Beast Web Pages of N C" and also acted as a hubsite for two other sites, Helpers Network (an information site) and Crystal Rose Lending Library (a zine lending library). 
The Crystal Rose claimed to be a "nonprofit association", but this probably wasn't meant in any legal sense.The Crystal Rose is a nonprofit association and is not intended to infringe on the rights of any holder of copyrights or licenses - The Crystal Rose front page (accessed by Wayback 21 September 2009)
This website also had a print component, six bi-monthly newsletters by the same name edited by Jo Ann Grant.
It is being documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
==Authors==
* Judy Loyd
* Sandy P. Shelton
* Raye Dene Horton
* Kathi Brinkley
* Adele Turner
* Rosemarie Hauer
* Pat Wahab
* Carla McRorie
* Helen Charlotte Hill
==Other Features==
The B&B theme tune.
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Websites
Category:GeoCities
Category:1998 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:2000s Archives
The Crystal Rose Collection

The Crystal Rose Collection is a collection of some of the fiction published in The Crystal Rose newsletter between December 1990 and April 1994.
The art is by Sandy “Chan” Shelton, Sue Krinard, Mickey Sayles, and Pat Wahab.
The Classic stories divided into sections: The Innocent Years, The Separation, Married With Children, and Others which includes a convention report, a humorous transcript of the Crystal Rose newsletter committee meeting, etc. 
The stories are by Sandy P. Shelton, Carla McRorie, Kathi Edringon, Elaine Scruggs, Pat Wahab, Katherine Garnett, Emma Carpenter, Raye Dene Horton, Judy Loyd, and Mickey Sayles
Features some of Chan's earliest artwork.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Crystal of Kronos

The Crystal of Kronos is a Doctor Who zine.
There were seven issues published.
==Issue 1/2==
The Crystal of Kronos was published in January 1988.
==Issue 3==
The Crystal of Kronos
==Issue 4==
The Crystal of Kronos
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6/7==
The Crystal of Kronos was published in August 1988.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Cultural Investigators

The Cultural Investigators is a Star Trek: TOS story	by Mary Louise Dodge. 
It was published in Delta Triad #5.
==Summary==
In the name of cultural understanding, Scotty and McCoy investigate the quarters of their First Officer.
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1979 Fanfiction‎
The Cupid Fanfic Archive

The Cupid Fanfic Archive is an archive for gen, het and slash fanfiction. It is sorted by title, author, covers, adult, and vignettes. 
It also has screencaps, a tape trade page, a Cupid fan soundtrack, a Cupid virtual season and links. The site is a member of the ABC'S Cupid Fans Webring and the Television FanFic Webring.
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Category:Cupid
Category:1999
Category:2000s
The Cure (Fugitive zine)

The Cure is a two-volume slash novel by Melody C..
It was published in two parts.
The novel set in “The Fugitive” film universe and the pairing is Kimble/Gerard/Renfro. 
==Summary==
==Part One==
The Cure 1 was published in 2005 and contains 80 pages.
When the zine was first available from Agent With Style, fans could also receive a CD with Melody's The Fugitive vids. "And as a special bonus, for as long as supplies last, get a free CD of The Fugitive song vids by Melody!" -- Agent With Style, accessed February 6, 2017 
From the author's preface: 
==Part Two==
The Cure 2 was published in January 2006 and contains 107 pages.
Summary from Agent With Style:
==Author Comments: 2020==
==References==
Category:The Fugitive (1993)
Category:2005 ZinesCategory:2006 Zines
The Cure (X-Files fanfiction)

The Cure is a Mulder/Krycek series by Liza McGrath.
==Series==
* The Cure I - Gathering Strength 27K - Mulder/Krycek. A hunted Krycek returns to Washington after news of Mulder's death. Set after *Gethsemane*.
* The Cure II - Heaven 12K - Mulder/Krycek. Krycek reflects on a peaceful interlude in Russia.
* The Curee III - First Love 24K - Mulder/Krycek. In the middle of a long, cold and lonely winter, the last thing anyone needs is to feel second best. (20 September 1997)
* The Cure IV - St. Crispian's Day 46K - Mulder/Krycek. Krycek gets himself into a real mess and must rely on Mulder to get him out of it, practically and abstractly. (5 October 1997)
* The Cure V - Merry Christmas 97K flashnew.gif (2232 bytes) - Mulder/Krycek. Mulder and Krycek spend Christmas together. Sometimes you have to look back before you can move ahead.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
The Cure (band)

The Cure are a popular British New Wave rock band that emerged from the punk movement.
==Fandom==
Fans are sometimes called The Cureheads.
On AO3, the most common pairing is guitarist/lead singer Robert Smith and bassist Simon Gallup. 
==Example Fanworks==
=== Memes ===
A cover of the Cure's son The Perfect Girl by Mareux was a popular song choice for TikTok users at one time, especially edits associated with sigma males.
==Fannish Resources==
*The Cure fanworks at AO3
*#thecure at DeviantArt
*alt.music.the-cure
*TV Tropes
Category:The Cure
The Cure for the Common Zone-Out

The Cure for the Common Zone-Out is a Jim/Blair story by Brenda Antrim. It was original posted to 852 Prospect and later imported to AO3.
On AO3, it's listed as "A Cure..." but within the story itself, and everywhere it's referenced, the title is "The Cure...
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:1997 Fanfiction
The Curse

The Curse is an online Doctor Who ezine. At least two issues were published.
==Issue 1==
Issue #1 was published in Feb. 1996.
Contents
* Editorial
* The New Who Crew
* A Word on Conventions
* Doctor Who games for computers
* Character Profile: The Origins of Ace
* Adric: An Appreciation
* Guest Writer: Dreamscape (Part 1)
* A Brush with Evolution
==Issue 2==
Contents
* Editorial
* Letters
* Un-Loching Secrets: The Zygons
* Manopticon 4: A review
* Guest Writer: Dreamscape (Part 2)
* Quiz
* Prison of the Mind
* An interview with Paul Cornell
* Memoirs of (a non-) Time Traveller
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1990s
The Curse Workers

The Curse Workers is a series of YA books by Holly Black, including White Cat, Red Glove, and Black Heart. In a world where magic - called cursing or working - is illegal, Cassel Sharpe is on the edge of the mob elite, and hopelessly in love with the head of one of the crime family's only daughter. 
==Fandom==
The fandom is small, and has in the past been a Yuletide fandom. 
The most significant impact of this fandom is that it is an ideal world to be adopted for crossovers and fusion AUs. As the main premise is fairly simple, it does not generally require much knowledge of canon to be read by those unfamiliar with it, and that is one of the main draws for people writing it. The tag for Curse Worker Fusion AUs is now a canonical tag on AO3.
==Pairings==
* Cassel Sharpe/Lila Zacharov
* Daneca Wasserman/Sam Yu
* Barron Sharpe/Daneca Wasserman
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Canon Characters
** the sunset and the silver bells by antistar_e, focused on Chris Wasserman
** Stand Still, Pause Clocks by Sineala
** la décadanse by postcardmystery, focused on Barron Sharpe
** The Dust of a Hundred Cities by antistar_e, a five things variation fic
** the chesire's grin by lovelylethargy
* As an AU setting
** We Are, Largely, Who We Remember Ourselves to Be by aimmyarrowshigh, a One Direction fic
** and the mermaid drowned by antistar_e, a Draco/Ginny Harry Potter fic
** With Secrets at our Fingertips by lc2l, a The Social Network fic
** gonna make you have awful luck by sungabraverday, a Les Misérables fic about Cosette and Fantine
===Fanart===
* The Curse Workers character line-up by mero-ix
* Black Heart by aimmyarrowshigh
* White Cat by timetravelings
* First Kiss by Dharma-chan
===Fanmixes===
* Life of Crime
* She'll Fall Like a Comet
==Links and Resources==
* Curse Workers Series - Holly Black fandom on AO3
* Curse Workers fandom on ff.net
* casselsharpe LJ 
==References==
Category:Fandoms by Source Text 
Category:Young Adult Literature