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The Endless Dark Knight

The Endless Dark Knight was a Batman website which seems to have been created in 1996. By November of the same year, it was taken down for potential copyright infringement. The site owner was hopeful that it could be revived, but that does not appear to have happened. It appears to have once hosted fanfiction and may have been a webzine. 
==Closure==
Category:Batman WebsitesCategory:1996 Websites
The Endless Farce

The Endless Farce is a slash Blake's 7 anthology of fiction by Predatrix. 
==Issue 1==
The Endless Farce 1 was published in 1999 and contains 68 pages. is subtitled: "A Sex Comedy By Predatrix with Another Lady." Color cover and b&w interior art by Whitby27.
The origins of the zine, as described by publisher Helen Patrick: 
The stories were posted originally online as part of the online webzine ORACnid.
Summaries from the online flyer:
* Plenty of Cock and a Fair Bit of Bull
* In Which Avon Gets Unbounced
* Avon Makes a Stand
* A Sight for Sore Arse
 
 
File:B7 endless farce interior by Whitby27.jpg|Whitby27
 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
The Endless Farce 2 has 61 pages and is by Predatrix. It was published in 2002. Fiction, all by Predatrix unless otherwise indicated:
* S.N.A.F. (Situation Normal, Avon Fucked) (sequel to "Avon Makes a Stand" 20 pp.)
* A Bad Workman Blames His Tool (part 1 of 4, 11 pp.)
* Julia Stamford and Predatrix, Two Quarts in a Pint Pot (part 2 of 4, 5 pp.)
* Oh Dear Oh (part 3 of 4, 13 pp.)
* Supplied (part 4 of 4, 10 pp.)
Nonfiction:
* Predatrix, untitled editorial
* The Story So Far
Summaries from the online flyer:
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Endless Knight

The Endless Knight is a gen Knight Rider doujinshi / Japanese-language zine by Yoyo Kikaku. It was made to commemorate the TV movie Knight Rider 2000 (1991), and consists of articles and comics about the story.
Image:endlessknight1.jpg|front cover
Image:endlessknight2.jpg|back cover
Category: Knight Rider
Category:1991 Doujinshi
Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Gen Doujinshi
The Enemies

The Enemies is a Star Wars gen 72-page novel by Lynn Farr. The illustrations are by Nancy Miller.
==Summaries==
From an ad in Southern Enclave: "Did you ever wonder what Darth Vader was doing while Luke was studying on Dagobah, Leia was organizing the rebellion and Han was cooling his heels in carbon freeze?" 
From an ad in Datazine #34: "Jeahann captured Darth and found Anakin, but the discovery brought a difficult choice. Could she sacrifice one to stop the others?"
From Star Wars Zine Bibliography: "Vader falls in love."
==Interior Sample==
 
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 Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The English Patient

==Movie Details==
The movie has two threads: one set at the close of WWII, where a young nurse tends to a horrifically-burned plane crash victim. The other thread shows his tragically romantic story, how he came to be burned man. The major actors were Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche, Willem Dafoe, Kristin Scott Thomas, Naveen Andrews (later of Lost fame), Colin Firth (cast in many fan favorites), Julian Wadham, and Jürgen Prochnow.
==Fannish Interaction==
Neither the book nor the movie spawned an enormous amount of fannish interaction, but the hugely romantic theme, beautiful cast, and gorgeous cinematography lead to some beautiful fan videos.
==Notable Fanworks==
* I Burn for You by Carol S. of the The Woad Society, made before 2000.
* She's Not Dead by Gayle F and Morgan Dawn, made in 1998. 
Category:Live-action Film Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Enigmatic Big Miss Sunbeam

The Enigmatic Big Miss Sunbeam has made fanworks.
==Interview==
Show 215 - More Bascon podcast interview with Big Miss Sunbeam at the 2005 Bascon convention
==Fanworks==
* Through a Sunbeam Darkly (A TNG Mirror TV Guide Listings)
==Fan Reaction==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
The Enigmatic M. Keegan

In 1998, Mel Keegan was interviewed for the publication, "The Screaming Hyena." The article was reprinted in Discovered in a Letterbox #14 in 2000. 
Some subjects discussed: male/male romance writing, identity, and Keegan's "first published gay novel was Ice, Wind and Fire, detective fiction set in Jamaica." 
Some fans have stated that they reconize Mel's work from previously published zines: 
==Introduction==
Crusader Hillis, the interviewer, opens the interview with: 
==Some Excerpts from Keegan==
==Reactions and Reviews==
In 1999, a fan commented in Discovered in a Letterbox #16 about the recent spate of mainstream articles from other articles about fandom in mainstream press, see :Category:News Media mentioning slash: 
==References==
Category:The Professionals Fan Interviews
Category:1998 Fan Interviews
The Enterprise Collection

The Enterprise Collection is a single author anthology of Star Trek stories by Sam Segal. It has 105 pages and was written in 1975. The collection was later registered with the US Copyright Office on March 14, 1983 and one of the stories was the subject of Sam Segal's lawsuit against Paramount Pictures in 1992 for copyright infringement.
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Category:Anthology Zines
The Enterprise Papers: Warp One

The Enterprise Papers: Warp One is a 30-page Star Trek: TOS zine published in 1971. 
The editor had planned on there being future issues of this zine, but it appears this was the only one. 
According to The Strekzine List, its contents are "off-beat, unusual, mixed, and non-morbid." 
There was submission request for this zine in Impulse #2, and Boldly Writing states that it was reviewed in Deck 6 in April 1971.
Contributors were Ruth Berman, Linda Brevelle, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Barbi Marczak, Barbara Pearce, Sylvia Stanczyk, and Pat Zotti.
==From a 1970 Ad==
==From the Tyrant==
===Not the Editor===
===A Bit of Transformation===
===Is Star Trek Dead?===
===Typos and Gremlins===
===An Opportunity to Get Into Fights?===
===Write Us a Dirty Note===
==Contents==
* Dedication (2)
* T-in-C Page (3)
* The Name, poetry by Jacqueline Lichtenberg (5)
* How to Attract a Certain First Officer's Attention During a Red Alert! (Public Service) by Sylvia Stanczyk (6)
* Fact Sheet (Info Bureau) by Sylvia Stanczyk and Ellen Anne Pearce (7)
* Spock, a "Pic Poem" by Ellen Anne Pearce (8)
* Planetsides, poem by Ruth Berman (9)
* Vulcan Wish of Life, poem by T'Pell (9)
* Tarot Reading for Spock (Occult Corner) (10)
* Do You Remember, identify lines from the show, by Ellen Anne Pearce and Linda Brevelle (12)
* A Condition of the Heart, poem by Linda Brevelle (13)
* Life with the Ed. of a STrekzine (That's Life) by Linda Brevelle and Ellen Anne Pearce (14)
* Rigel VII Scene; Do-it-yourself (R&R) by Ellen Anne Pearce (16)
* Keep Children Out of Reach of Phasers, humorous poem (16)
* I'm a Doctor, Not What You Say, poem by Linda Brevelle (18)
* Ads (19)
* Orion Raider Schematics (Alien Section) by Ellen Anne Pearce (20)
* Dear Brenda..., fiction by ABM (This story contains a reference to another story in The Voyages.) (31)
* Reasons You Are Getting This Zine! by Linda Brevelle (29)
 
==Inside Pages==
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-10.jpg |from the "Tyrant"
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-11.jpg |from the "Tyrant"
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-1.jpg |frontispiece, artist is not identified
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-2.jpg |table of contents, publishing info
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-3.jpg |"Orion Raider Schematics"
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-4.jpg |"I'm a Doctor, Not What You Say" 
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-5.jpg |"Life with the Ed. of a STrekzine"
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-6.jpg |tarot reading for Spock
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-7.jpg |two poems, one by Ruth Berman
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-8.jpg|the "pic poem" 
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-9.jpg |poem by Jacqueline Lichtenberg, small illo of The Romulan Commander, artist is not identified
Image:enterprisepaperswarpone-12.jpg|Reasons You Are Getting This Zine!
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:1971 Zines
The Enterprise Review

The Enterprise Review is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction and poetry. 
From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: "Zines full of stories and poetry about the Captain. Spock and Bones and the rest of the crew. Friendship and love in zine format."
It was written and/or edited by Dolly Weissberg. There are at least six issues.
==Issue 1==
The Enterprise Review 1 contains 100 pages.
==Issue 2==
The Enterprise Review 2 was published in mid-1992 contains 100 pages.
It contains stories by Weissberg, Kemarly, Delicot and Graves. The art is by Genie Summers.
==Issue 3==
The Enterprise Review 3 contains 100 pages.
==Issue 4==
The Enterprise Review 4 contains 100 pages.
==Issue 5==
The Enterprise Review 5 contains 100 pages.
==Issue 6==
The Enterprise Review 6 contains 100 pages.
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
The Entropy Effect

The Entropy Effect is a Star Trek tie-in novel by Vonda N. McIntyre.
This novel was the first place where Sulu and Uhura get first names later made canon: Hikaru (in "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country") and Nyota (in the Abrams 2009 film "Star Trek"). 
 
See List of Star Trek TOS Pro Books with Fan Connections.
==Some Comments on Money==
Small salaries spark better writing? Fans will do it for cheap? David Hartwell, Star Trek pro novel editor, suggested both things were true: 
==Fan Comments==
===1981===
===1982===
===1983===
===1984===
===1985===
===1992===
===2004===
===2008===
===2020===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works‏‎
The Epic

The Epic is a 122-page (50,000 words) gen Blake's 7 novel. It was originally published anonymously. 
The author was later revealed to be Catherine Knowles. 
It is an early post-1st season story, the very first fan-written novel in the fandom. It was written not long after the first season ended and before the second season was broadcast; at the time it was the longest B7 fan story ever published. 
Summary from a distributor: "Set in Series 1, this story has everything - adventure, romance, tragedy, drama, intrigue and humour (including the infamous Nude Bathing Scene!). Two new races are introduced, and all the characters get a chance to shine - even Gan! The story also offers insights into Avon's early life." 
 
==Published in 1979 As "Defects of Loneliness," Re-titled in 1980==
 
In 1980, it was reviewed in Horizon Newsletter and the title "The Epic" was used.
In 1983, the editors of Horizon Newsletter wrote: 
Image:theepic.jpg| an earlier version of the cover 
Image:epiccover.jpg|another version of the cover 
Image:epicversion.jpg|another version of the cover
==Republished in 1990==
In 1990, it was professionally typeset and laser printed as a glossy A4 size zine, with all new artwork by Fliss Davies, Tim Pieraccini, Kevin Davies, Steve Haines, and Jacqueline Rachel.
From its 1990 publisher: 
From May 1990: 
Also from May 1990: 
 Image:epicfront.jpg| front cover by Tim Pieraccini 
 Image:epicback.jpg| back cover by Tim Pieraccini 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
 
Category:1990 Zines
The Epic Tale of John & Rodney, Two Girl Scout Cookies In Love

The Epic Tale of Rodney & John, Two Girl Scout Cookies in Love [The Pix or it Didn't Happen Remix] is an extremely popular multimedia story by bitter-crimson that is often cited as an example of the amazing crack Stargate Atlantis fandom produced. It is often abbreviated as "cookie porn", "the one where they're girl scout cookies", etc.
Unsurprisingly, it won 1st place in the McShep Awards 2008 in the category "Crack".
It is a remix of The epic love of two cookies from different sides of the baking rack (now deleted), a transcript of an IM conversation between rain_dances and minor_fifth.short excerpt included in a rec by unamaga:these are a few of my favorite things, accessed 12.11.2011
As the title says, it is an anthropomorfic in which John and Rodney are both girl scout cookies: Rodney is a Samoa, John is a Thin Mint. The story includes an explicit sex scene that has been known to traumatize readers.7.4.2008, The Epic Tale of Rodney & John, Two Girl Scout Cookies in Love, Rodney/John, rec by averillovessev: "NC-17!!!!!!! (my fucking eyes, people)So, I'm never going to get the image of biscuit!sex out of my head, and if I have to live with that image so do you. Also, it's awesome. Well not the sex (except it kind of is)."
By popular demand, bitter-crimson created icons from the pictures26.3.2008, Cookie porn icons! by bitter-crimson, MisterAcrilico made fanartthe epic tale of rodney and john by Mister Acrilico, accessed 12.11.2011, and busaikko created a podvid for it (set to the original pictures of the story).22.9.2009, The Epic Tale of Rodney & John, Two Girl Scout Cookies in Love (The Pix or it Didn't Happen Remix) [podvid] by busaikko
==Recs and Reviews==
==Example panels==
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==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:Mixed Media
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
The Epic of Figwit: When Fanons Collide

The Epic of Figwit: When Fanons Collide is a 2009 essay by Merlin Missy.
==Series==
This essay is part of a series called Dr. Merlin's Soapbox.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* 
==From the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2009 Meta
The Epic of Gilgamesh

The Epic of Gilgamesh is an epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia that is often regarded as the earliest surviving great work of literature.Epic of Gilgamesh at Wikipedia, accessed 25 February 2018.
It can also be considered the earliest surviving example of fanfiction, in the sense that it is a communal story built from previous tales (including earlier Sumerian poems) and oral tradition, and probably based on a real historical king.
In turn, some postulate that the Epic of Gilgamesh may have influenced other great historical narratives, such as stories of the Hebrew Bible or Homer's epic poems.See Epic of Gilgamesh: Later influence at Wikipedia (accessed 25 February 2018). Also discussed in the 2018 essay "In defense of fanfiction" by LightningStreak.
In modern fandom and some scholarly study, the relationship between Gilgamesh and his close friend and companion Enkidu is of primary interest. Some interpret it as a canonical same-sex romantic or sexual relationship—historians generally agree the tale uses "erotic" terms to describe the relationshipThe British Museum, Same-sex desire - Heroic love in Mesopotamia (accessed 25 February 2018):
—while others see it as a example of "epic friendship".List of Fan-fiction Kinks, Tropes, and Clichés by Anna S, 2006.
==Gilgamesh in Other Fandoms==
Star Trek:
* The story of Gilgamesh plays an key role in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Darmok". 
* The Epic of Giglamesh has been translated into Klingonese as ghIlghameS by Roger Cheesbro, published 2000.
Fate/stay night:
* Gilgamesh is an antagonist in the visual novel Fate/stay night and its prequel Fate/Zero, and appears in other incarnations in the Nasuverse. See Gilgamesh (Disambiguation) at the Type Moon Wiki. The Fate/ franchise's Gilgamesh and Enkidu are commonly shipped: See Gilkidu.
Final Fantasy:
* Gilgamesh and Enkidu are recurring characters in a number of the Final Fantasy games (although without in-universe continuity). Gilgamesh first appears as a boss in Final Fantasy V. See Gilgamesh and Enkidu at Final Fantasy Wiki.
Marvel Cinematic Universe:
* Gilgamesh is a character in the 2021 Marvel Cinematic Universe film Eternals. As of April 2024, Gilgamesh/Thena is the second most popular ship in that fandom on AO3, with 256 of the 1835 fics on AO3 in the Eternals fandom tagged with that ship.
==Fan Comments==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Only The Gods Are Immortal by hafital, written for Yuletide 2004, Gilgamesh/Enkidu
* In the House of Dust by kindkit, written in 2009, Gilgamkesh/Enkidu
===Fanart===
* The Comic of Gilgamesh by Selan Pike, fancomic (Jan 2023 – ongoing)
===Meta===
* History's First Lovers by ninurta, a Gilgamesh/Enkidu ship manifesto (Dec 2004)
==Links & Resources==
* The Epic of Gilgamesh at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Gilgamesh
Category:Social Media Feature
The Epitaph

The Epitaph is a 173-page gen action adventure Star Trek: TOS novel by Gordon Cowden. 
These zines in this series "are dedicated to Star Trek's action adventure format -- the backbone of the series."
==Trilogy==
* The Epitaph
* Cries and Whispers
* Only the Brave
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Equalizer

The Equalizer is an American television series that ran for four seasons, initially on CBS, between 1985 and 1989. It stars Edward Woodward as an aging New York vigilante with a mysterious past. The show mixes ingredients from popular spy films and private investigator shows with violent realism.
==Fanzines==
===Gen===
*Black Jag (some het)
*Black Ops
*Equal Odds
*The Equalizer Report
*The Equalizer Special Gen Collection
*EQZ Viewer's Newsletter
*Field Studies (Equalizer fanzine)
*Green Floating Weirdness
*Invictus
*Kostmayer Kronicles
*McCall's Memoirs
*The McClure-Smith Collection
*Mistaken Identity
*Odds Against You?
*Old Gun
*Psychic Investigations
*Red Files Hard Choices
*Time and Again
*Unforgotten Sins (vampire AU)
*Vinnie, Vidi, Vici
===Mixed het/slash===
*A Walk In The Park
===Slash===
*Adult Situations 
*Blood and Wine and Roses
*Fruit Cocktail
*If Their Mothers Only Knew
*Season of Love
*Virgin Territory
==Non-Fiction==
* Archive Newsletter
Category:Equalizer
The Equalizer Report

The Equalizer Report is a gen Equalizer anthology. 
==Issue 1==
The Equalizer Report 1 was published in 1989 and contains 270 pages. It has a color cover by Kate Nuernberg and interior art by: Rachelle S., Renae Ransdorf, Liza Rivera, Hindman, Kate Nuernberg, Robin Walker, L. A Carr, Christine Myers, Susan Hall. This zine includes classic stories of justice for the underdog along with an episode guide. 
* May Flowers by P S Calanni
* December 25, 1988 by Beth Didion
* Sins of the Fathers by Rachelle S.
* The Troubles by Jane Frazier
* Budget Tour by L.A. Carr and Rachelle S.
* Back Home for Christmas by Susan Hall
* Divided Loyalties by Rachelle S.,
* Dawn by D.C. Black
* Consenting Adults by Rachelle S.
* Episodes We Wouldn’t Want To See by L.A. Carr and Rachelle S.
* All But Past by L. A. Carr,
* Harley a Day Goes By by Rachelle S.
* A Guide to "The Equalizer" Episodes by Jane Frazier, also published as a standalone fanwork.
==Issue 2==
'The Equalizer Report 2 was published in January 1990 and contains 330 pages. 
It has a color cover by Dani Lane, interior art by Diane Hawley, Hindman, Jayne Largent, JM McClure, Kate Nuernberg, Renae Ransdorf, Liza Rivera, Rachelle S.. This zine contains more classic Equalizer stories and a Season 4 episode guide. 
* World Go Round by L.A. Carr
* Tail End Charlie by Jane Frazier
* Dominoes by Rachelle S.
* Revelations by Jane Frazier
* Music for my Father by L.A. Carr
* Too Little, Too Late by Jane Frazier
* Ruth Anne by Rachelle S.
* Later: a collection of things that happened, well, later
* humorous bits by L.A. Carr and Rachelle S.
==Issue 3==
'The Equalizer Report 3 was published in 1990 and contains 284 pages. It has color and b&w covers by J.M. McClure, other art by Diane Hawley, Hindman, Jayne Largent, Philip Mohr, Rachelle S.. 
* includes a detailed character ‘who’s who'
* many stories focus around holidays, or the episode “Splinters” 
* stories by Jane Frazier, D.L. Solomon, JM McClure, Sylvia Bartlett Mohr, Rachelle S., Hindman, Cinda Gillilan, Jackie Barnett and L.A. Carr. 
* Within the Sound of My Voice by Cinda Gillilan (also in Black Magic #1)
Category:Equalizer Zines
Category:1989 Zines
Category:1990 Zines
The Equalizer Special Gen Collection

The Equalizer Special Gen Collection is a gen anthology of fiction which appeared in previously published multimedia Neon Rainbow Press fanzines. 
NOTE: this story is in one issue but it is unclear which one: "Boys' Night Out"	by Denyse M. Bridger	Compadres #21
==Issue 1==
The Equalizer Special Gen Collection 1 contains 155 pages.
* Within the Sound of My Voice	by Cinda Gillilan	Black Magic #1
* Checkmate	by Denyse M. Bridger	Black Magic #3
* To Err is Human by Denyse M. Bridger	Black Magic #5
==Issue 2==
The Equalizer Special Gen Collection 2 contains 150 pages.
* Odds Against You?	by Angelica Cooper-Smith	Black Ops #4
* Defector	by Denyse M. Bridger	Black Ops #6
* Illusions of Success	by Denyse M. Bridger	Black Ops #7
* Replay	 by Denyse M. Bridger & Jeanne McClure	Black Ops #8
==issue 3==
The Equalizer Special Gen Collection 3 contains 148 pages.
* Things That Go Bump in the Night by Denyse M. Bridger & J.M. McClure Black Ops #9
* Eye of the Storm by Denyse M. Bridger Compadres #24
* A Ghost of Christmas Past by Denyse M. Bridger Compadres #24
* No Othe Choice by Denyse M. Bridger Compadres #26
* Absent Without Leave	by Denyse M. Bridger	Ouch! #12
*Meeting by Denyse M. Bridger Black Magic #5
==Issue 4==
The Equalizer Special Gen Collection 4 was published in 1998 and contains 159 pages.
* Snap-Shot by Denyse M. Bridger Compadres #26 
* Echo by 	by Denyse M. Bridger	Ouch! #13
* Recovery	by Denyse M. Bridger	Ouch! #13
* Million to One Odds by Denyse M. Bridger Ouch! #14 
* Compromising Position by Denyse M. Bridger Ouch! #14 
* Crossfire by Denyse M. Bridger Ouch! #15 
* Ricochet by Denyse M. Bridger Ouch! #15 
* Links by Denyse M. Bridger Ouch! #16 
* Bonds by Denyse M. Bridger & J.M. McClure Ouch! #19 
 
Category:Equalizer Zines
Category:1990s
The Eraser Room

The Eraser Room is a Roswell shipping forum that accepts any type of fanfiction and fanart dedicated to many Roswell ships.
==Sections of the Forums==
Welcome To The Eraser Room
* To Serve and To Protect -- Please read the rules before posting.
* Viva Las Vegas -- Polls, games, and quizzes!
* Chant Down Babylon -- Off-topic discussion. Feel free to babble or vent to your heart's content!
Fanfiction & Fanart
* Fanfiction Index -- Find what you're looking for
* Conventional Couple Fanfiction -- Michael/Maria, Max/Liz, Kyle/Tess, Alex/Isabel, POVs, non-shipper stories, etc.
* Unconventional Couple Fanfiction --- All other pairings, including slash, threesomes, etc.
* Crossover/Other Fanfiction -- All crossover and non-Roswell stories, CC, UC, slash, etc.
* Incomplete Fanfiction
* Fanart
The Couples
* The Shipper List -- If you're new to the Roswell fandom and a little confused, this is the place to start.
* Candy ~ Michael/Maria
* Dreamer ~ Max/Liz
* Lamptrimmer ~ Kyle/Tess
* Stargazer ~ Alex/Isabel
* Awakened Dreamer ~ Zan/Liz
* Cliffhanger ~ Michael/Isabel
* Fifth Wheeler ~ Alex/Tess
* Ground Zero ~ Max/Maria
* In Crowd ~ Kyle/Isabel
* Lanewalker ~ Sean/Liz
* Loyalist ~ Kyle/Liz
* Polar ~ Michael/Liz
* Streetwalker ~ Rath/Maria
* Other Shippers -- Free discussion of all other couples in here!
Life In Roswell
* The White Room -- General Roswellian Discussion! Talk about anything related to the show, characters, books, fanfic, etc.
* TV, Movies, & Music - Oh My! -- Talk about your favorite shows, movies, bands, celebs, etc.
==History==
==References==
Category:Roswell
Category:2003 Forums
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
The Eroica Connection

The Eroica Connection is a 1993 essay by Kay Reynolds.
It was printed in Companions in Chaos #1. 
Jean Lorrah wrote a response essay called More Eroica Connections.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the origins and influences of Led Zeppelin
* a mention the band's fan newsletter, "Tight But Loose"
* similar clothes and physical appearances between From Eroica with Love and Led Zeppelin
* Plant ("a human peacock" and "the libido that walks like a man") "always seemed to be wearing something you'd think your sister should be wearing"
==From the Essay==
==Sample Pages==
 
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==References==
Category:Led Zeppelin
Category:From Eroica With Love
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1993 Meta