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Aniue to Issho

is a series of yaoi Lord of the Rings doujinshi by AGK with the Faramir x Boromir pairing.
==Aniue to Issho==
 is 44 pages.
 
Image:Aniue to Issho.jpg|Cover
Image:Aniue to Issho interior.jpg|Inside art
==Aniue to Issho 2==
 is 28 pages. It was published on May 3, 2004.
 
Image:bigbrother.gif|Cover
Image:bigbrotherinterior.gif|Inside art
Category:Lord of the Rings Doujinshi
Category:2004 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Anjenue

anjenue, previously rosesanguina, was a fan active in the early and mid 2000s primarily in Harry Potter and Prince of Tennis fandoms on LiveJournal. She authored around 200 fanfics, was a challenge moderator, and appeared on three 2006 episodes of Slashcast.
Her fanfiction can be found in her Livejournal memories. It was also previously posted at Skyehawke, The Archive at the End of the Universe, and Anj's personal eFiction site.
Anjali died following a car accident on March 29, 2008, at age 25. Her family continues to update her Livejournal in her memory.Anjenue after March 30, posted 12 April 2008.
==Remembrances==
* we_love_you_anj, a community set up in her memory
==References==
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:2008 Deaths
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Deceased
Ankar Press

Ankar Press was a zine publisher run by Karen Bates-Crouch and Ann Crouch. It was based out of Missouri Valley, Iowa, USA.Henry Jenkins, citing Starweaver Two (1982), Science Fiction Audiences: Watching Doctor Who and Star Trek, page 280, 1995.
Ann Crouch wrote for The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet in 1982: "My first fan activities centered around publishing. and with co-publisher Karen Bates, Ankar Press has produced two volumes of MAIDEN VOYAGES, STARWEAVER, and FERMATA."
==Zines Published==
* Maiden Voyages (multimedia, 1979–1980)
* Starweaver (Star Trek: TOS, 1980–1982)
* Fermata (Star Trek: TOS, July 1981)
==References==
Anke Eissmann

Anke Eissmann is a fan artist and fanfic author particularly known in the Tolkien fandom, where she has been active across The Hobbit, The Lord of the Rings, The Silmarillion and other Ardaverse works since the early 1990s. Since 2010, she has also been active in Sherlock fandom. Her works are published on her personal website and Tumblr, and some have also appeared in fanzines and calendars. 
==Tolkien==
Eissmann works mainly in watercolours in the Tolkien fandom, she writes that she uses it for illustrations due to its subtlety, its painterly quality and unpredictability, which enable the illustrator to suggest rather than dictate, and thus leave room for the reader's imagination. She has also created some pen-and-ink works and pencil drawings. She states her inspirations as including the Pre-Raphaelite and Art Nouveau movements, Tolkien illustrator Alan Lee, as well as Ivan Bilibin, Edmond Dulac, Edward Hopper, Arthur Rackham and Jan Vermeer.
She illustrates scenes from book canon and sometimes from fanfiction; her Tolkien portrayals are not based on the Peter Jackson films. She uses early medieval historical references for costumes, weapons and architecture. She aims for realism, and states that she attempts to avoid clichés of fantasy art.
Some of her best-known works feature Faramir and Éowyn, with her 2004 work "And so they stood on the walls ..." featuring in many icons.
==Sherlock==
===Sherlock Fanart===
Much of the enormous body of her Sherlock work is pencil sketches and drawings, but she has also created numerous pen-and-ink drawings and watercolors. Her human figures are often austere, but the mood of her art ranges from tragic to playful. 
*Illustrations of her fic Over Cloud/Under Cloud (archived link)
*Sally Donovan as Elizabeth I (archived link)
===Sherlock Zines===
* 30 Days of Johnlock
* 31 Days of Domestic Johnlock
* Let’s Draw Sherlock Fanbook
* Sherlock after the Fall
* The Highwayman (BBC Sherlock zine)
===Sherlock Fanfic===
*Over/Under Series A post-The Reichenbach Fall AU that includes a crossover with Cabin Pressure
*The Horse and His Doctor An AU in which John Watson is a veterinarian and Sherlock has been transformed into a horse.
==Interviews==
*An Interview with Anke (2008) by Urulókë at the *Tolkien Collector's Guide (Accessed April 28, 2021) (archived link)
*Interview with Anke Eissmann (February 5, 2010) by Pieter Collier at the *Tolkien Library (Accessed April 28, 2021) (archived link)
She was interviewed by Khorana for Fanlore in November 2015; see Artist Questions: Anke Eissmann.
*TEP #21 Anke Eissmann (October 9, 2020) by Sara Brown and Luke Shelton on The Tolkien Experience Podcast (Accessed April 28, 2021) (archived link)
==Reuse policy==
Eissmann does not permit reuse of her artwork without prior permission.
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Anklebiter

Anklebiter is a fannish term for a hobbit (or halfling) who is a vampire.
==Fandom==
Anklebiter is a very small fandom that peaked in the early 2000s. It was mostly inspired by Peter Jackson's movie trilogy based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien.
Vampire hobbits sometimes appear in other fandoms with canon hobbits or halflings too, but the term anklebiter seems to be exclusive to the Tolkien fandom.
===Example Fics===
* by James (aka James Walkswithwind) (April 2002)I contacted the author via pm on tumblr about the date and James replied the file says 'April, 2002' (December 5, 2020) In 2017, James archived the story on the AO3: 
* by slipstream (May 2002)
==Archives & Resources==
* Anklebiters: The Dark Side of the Shire, fanfiction and links (offline, archive link)
* Anklebiters fics at rosiesamfrodo.com (offline, archive link) Contains fic links from Anklebiters: The Dark Side of the Shire
* Vampire!Hobbits at AO3
* Vampire!Hobbits at FF.net
==References==
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category:Lord of the Rings Fandom Glossary
Category:The Hobbit Tropes & Genres
Anko in the jr.Highschool+

Anko in the jr.Highschool+ is a Sakura Kyoko-centric Puella Magi Madoka Magica doujinshi by SheolCafe released for the 80th edition of Comiket. 
Category: Puella Magi Madoka Magica Doujinshi
Category: 2011 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
Anmitsuya

Anmitsuya (あんみつ屋, meaning Anko Shop) is a doujinshi circle run by Shiina Hasuki (椎名蓮季). During the late 2000s, she released at least five Itachi x Sasuke doujinshi.
==Doujinshi==
Title 	Pairing	Type 	Published	Size	Pages
Dear 	ItaSasu	manga, copybook	? 	A5 	28p
Moshimotatta Hitotsu Dake Negai ga Kanau Nara (もしもたった一つだけ願いが叶うなら) 	ItaSasu	manga 	? 	B5 	48p
Another Story... 	ItaSasu	manga 	? 2008? 	A5 	20p
Bridal Brothers... 	ItaSasu	manga, copybook	? 	B5 	24p
Kyoudai, Sore wa Ai (兄弟、それは愛) 	ItaSasu	manga, copybook	? 	A5 	12p
==Samples==
Image:Anmitsuya-dear.jpg|Cover of Dear
Image:Anmitsuya-moshimo.jpg|Cover of Moshimotatta Hitotsu Dake Negai ga Kanau Nara
Image:Anmitsuya-anotherstory.jpg|Cover of Another Story...
Image:Anmitsuya-anotherstory-s1.jpg|Sample from Another Story...
Category: Naruto
Ann Bown

Ann Bown was a fan who was active in the Blake's 7 fandom. 
Bown was interviewed for Starburst Magazine #110	in October 1987.
==Fan Club Showrunner and Fan Mail Answerer==
Bown was the founder and runner of the long-standing fan club, The Avon Club.
In 1991, due to Bown's involvement in the fan club, Paul Darrow and his wife, Janet Lees Price, turned over their fan mail answering duties to her.
==Conventions==
* Space City (founder)
==Publications==
* Avon Club Newsletter #12-#77 (editor)
* Millennium Special (editor)
==Acknowledged In==
* Desperado
* Magnificent Seven #9 ("stood up for Right," a reference to The Blake's 7 Wars)
* Standard by Seven: The Early Years
Ann Brown

Ann Brown is a Beauty and the Beast fan.
"Ann Brown’s incredible zine Sleepless in Providence is widely considered one of fandom’s best - a Classic in every sense of the word. Her other zines display her virtuosity - whether in an alternate universe, as in Raven’s Rock (on CABB), the re-writing of a fairy tale, as in Castle of the Beast (on CABB), a unique stamped novella such as Against All Odds, or anthologies such as Arthur's Quest - one thing stands clear: Ann’s talents are inspiring, her legacy in this fandom abiding." She wrote Moonglow Series.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Carver

Ann Carver was a writer, LoCer, and zine editor in the Star Trek; TOS fandom in the 1980s. 
The name is a pseud for Carole Brownell.
Brownell was president of Save the Star Trek Cast in the mid-1970s.
==Some of Ann's Contributions==
* creator of Star Trek Movie Cast Poll (1974), William Shatner/Paramount Salary Dispute, a 1984, both fan surveys
* Two Gifts of Love, a 1975 slash drawerfic that predates most known Kirk/Spock fiction
* active in Save the Star Trek Cast, a fan organization
* editor of Act 5, a zine
* writer: Discovery, A Collection of K/S Poetry, Before I Sleep, Turning Point, Riders on the Wind, The High Price of Love, What are Friends For? 
* oversaw How to Start a Club (1975)
* artist: More Missions, More Myths #1
* frequent LoCer
* historian: article about early zines in On the Double #2
* author and organizer of the 1985 open letter: Star Trek IV: William Shatner-Paramount Salary Dispute and Survey
==Gafiated==
In August 1987, Ann gafiated from fandom with this personal statement printed in several zines, on of which was On the Double #4: 
==Accusations of Zine Piracy==
* zine eds Alexis Fegan Black and Dovya Blacque wrote a joint open letter regarding Ann Carver and her sudden departure from fandom: 
==A 1999 Mention==
In 1999, Dovya Blacque expanded on a Mkashef Enterprise's recent acquisition: 
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Cecil

Ann Cecil was a fan poet, fan writer, filker and convention organizer. Among the conventions she organized were Confluence and AlterCon. According to Fancyclopedia : "She was the Listener Guest at OVFF 12 and Fan Guest of Honor at Off-Key Contraption in 1994."Source: Fancyclopedia entry (accessed May 7, 32014.
==Memories==
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Crouch

Ann Crouch is a fan artist and fanzine publisher whose work has appeared in a number of fanzines.
In 1982, she was nominated for a FanQ award and submitted the following bio to The Annual Fan Q Awards Nominations Booklet: 
File:Eternaltriangle.jpg|cover of Eternal Triangle #1
File:Eternaltriangle2.jpg|cover of Eternal Triangle #2
File:Eternal triangle 3.jpg|cover of Eternal Triangle #3
File:Fermata.jpg|cover of Fermata
File:Collectionofdreams.jpg|cover of A Collection of Dreams
File:St other side 5 interior ann crouch.jpg|interior art The Other Side of Paradise #5
File:Naked16.jpg|cover of Naked Times #16
File:Naked16back.jpg|back cover of Naked Times #16
File:Naked17.jpg|cover of Naked Times #17
File:Asidothee5back.jpg|back cover of As I Do Thee #5
File:BROKEN IMAGES interior.jpg|interior art Broken Images
File:BROKEN IMAGES interior 2.jpg|interior art Broken Images
File:Twin destiny 2 ann crouch.jpg|interior art Twin Destiny #2 
Category:Fanartists
Ann Douglas Archive

Ann Douglas Archive is an author site with femslash and het fanfiction.Description from FemFic.org: "Ann Douglas has written fan fiction for various comics, tv shows, and Star Trek series, as well as lots of original erotic stories."
Category:Femslash Author Pages
Category:Star Trek TOS Author Pages
Category:Star Trek TNG Author Pages
Category:Original Fiction
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:Multifandom Author Pages‎
Ann Holly

Ann Holly appeared on one episode of The Professionals, but really makes her mark in fanworks.
==Roles==
* 
==Fan Comments==
===1987===
 
 
===1991===
 
===1992===
 
===2011===
==Sample Fanfiction Featuring Ann Holly==
* Cause for Concern by Stuartsky ("Doyle and Bodie are sharing everything, even their women; they're too close. Cowley decides to intervene -- and his plan involves the return of Ann Holly, Doyle's former fiancee.") (1981)
* Faces from the Past by Anne Higgins
==References==
Category:The Professionals
Ann Humphrey

Ann Humphrey was a fan artist in the Star Trek: TOS and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea fandoms. Her art appeared in many zines in the 1980s and early 1990s.
A portfolio of her art appeared in Below the Surface #7 in May 1993.
==Artist's Statement: 1982==
From the artist in 1982: 
== Gallery ==
File:Classifiedassart3.jpg|Interior art from Classified Assignments #1 (1981). For "Unto The Day".
File:Classifiedassart8.jpg|Interior art from Classified Assignments #1 (1981). For "Unto The Day".
File:Logentries45.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #45 (1981).
File:Logentries47.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #47 (1982).
File:Log47art2.jpg|Interior art from Enterprise Log Entries #47 (1982).
File:Femaleofthespecies.jpg|Front cover of The Female of the Species is More Deadly Than the Male (1982).
File:Computerplayback6art4.jpg|Interior art from Computer Playback #6 (1982).
File:Ksrelay4art3.jpg|Interior art from K/S Relay #4 (1982). Portrait of Janice Lester for "Lester's Complaint".
File:Ksrelay4art4.jpg|Interior art from K/S Relay #4 (1982). Portrait of James T. Kirk for "Kirk's Defense".
File:Log50art3.jpg|Interior art from Enterprise Log Entries #50 (1982).
File:Logentries51.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #51 (1982).
File:Logentries54.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #54 (1983).
File:Logentries60.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #60 (1984). Portrait of T'Pring.
File:Log62.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #62 (1984).
File:Markofcain.jpg|Front cover of The Mark of Cain (1984).
File:Logentries66.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #66 (1985).
File:Logentries68.jpg|Front cover of Enterprise Log Entries #68 (1985).
File:In the Wilderness.jpg|Front cover of In the Wilderness #2 (1989).
File:Belowthesurface6art1.jpg|Interior art from Below the Surface #6 (1993). For "The Second Chance Cruise".
File:Belowthesurface6art3.jpg|Interior art from Below the Surface #6 (1993). For "C.P.U."
File:Below7art1.jpg|Interior art from Below the Surface #7 (1993).
File:Below7art2.jpg|Interior art from Below the Surface #7 (1993).
File:Sonar1art1.jpg|Interior art from Sonar Readings #1 (1994).
File:Sonar1art3.jpg|Interior art from Sonar Readings #1 (1994).
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Ann Larimer

Ann Larimer illustrated many fan publications in the 1990s, including The Karenina Continuity Chronicles (multi-fandom, mostly TV shows), The Cannell Files zine, Ahead of His Time (QED fandom), Magnum PI, and original fiction. 
Other fans credit Ann for creation of the NOT The MediaWest*Con Program Guides.There's absolutely no question that it was Susan M. Garrett and Ann Larimer who did these. Speaking as someone who's attended MediaWest*Con every year since 1986, and who has been friends with Ann even longer than that, I always looked forward to picking up this publication at each year's con. They may have been distributed at the flyer tables in the early years of their existence, however in the later years you had to actually pick them up at Susan's table in the dealers room -- and you were lucky to get one, as they had a very short print run! as being responsible - Cannellfan at User talk:Gozer, Dec 25/10
For more fan works, see the list of pages that link to her name.
==Sample Art==
File:TCF1-front200-web.jpg|Front cover of The Cannell Files #1, the Special Preview issue. (1984)
File:Seeingdouble1.jpg|Cover of the Shadow Chasers half of Seeing Double (1986).
File:Shadowchasersexpress4.jpg|Front cover of Shadow Chasers Express #4 (1988). Shadow Chasers.
Image:brothersfile-6.jpg|from the Simon & Simon zine, The Brother's File (1987)
Image:brothersfile-7.jpg| from the Simon & Simon zine, The Brother's File (1987) an example of cross-hatching
Image:brothersfile-8.jpg|from the Simon & Simon zine, The Brother's File (1987)
File:Aheadofhistime.jpg|Front cover of Ahead of His Time (1990). Q.E.D.
File:Ecto1.jpg|Front cover of Ecto #1 (1992). The Real Ghostbusters.
File:Wannabuy4art3.jpg|Interior art from Psst... Hey Kid, Wanna Buy a Fanzine? #4 (1993). Fry and Laurie.
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Looker

Ann Looker is a Star Trek: TOS fan and part of Orion Publications. 
==Notable Fanworks==
===Zines Edited===
*Alnitah
*Alnitah Omnibus
*Deep Grope
*Graveside Grope
*Grope
*Grope Flashback
*King Grope
*More Grope
*Son of Grope
*The Bedside Grope and Queen Grope
*The Gropes of Roth
===Fanfiction===
*Nameless Enemy
*Open Sesame!
*Reconciled Among the Stars
*Standing Orders
===Open Letters===
*The Future of British Conventions
Category:Fanwriters
Ann McKannan

Ann Elaine McKannan was the publisher of Lindberg's Legacy Press and a frequent attendee and volunteer at Revelcon. She was also a founding member of Blake's Several, a fan club.
Also see:
* Fun Convention Memories
* Costuming
* some Blake's 7 filks
* Tributes
==Her Passing==
She passed in 1998 and her friends set up a memorial page for her here. 
 
==References==
Category: Deceased
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Ann O'Neill

Ann O'Neill was a UK fan active in fanzine, media, slash and con-running circles for over 20 years. She was also active in The Avon Club and helped organize the Space City conventions. 
==Some Publications==
*Cry Wolf (The Sentinel)
* Pack Mates (Due South)
* When I'm Calling You (Due South)
*Standard by Seven (Blake's 7)
*The Visitor (Doctor Who)
*221B
*New Enterprise (Star Trek: TNG)
==A Dedication and Her Passing==
In 1995, she had this dedication to her Star Trek: TNG zine New Enterprise: "This zine is fondly dedicated to all my friends, 'cuz all good things don't have to come to an end!"
Ann died in 2000. She was 42.
 by Ann Bown posted on Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 Obituary Page
Category:Deceased
Category:Convention Organizers
Ann Sharp

Ann Sharp was an editor of the Darkover Newsletter for ten years. After Darkover Newsletter was no longer published, she wrote similar articles for Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine. 
Sharp is also a trustee, along with Elisabeth Waters, of Marion Zimmer Bradley Literary Works Trust.
Ann Sharp and MZB are very distant cousins.
==Interviews==
* Author Interview: Marion Zimmer Bradley Trust: Ann Sharp and Lisa Waters (2013)
* INTERVIEW: Elisabeth Waters and Ann Sharp on Stars of Darkover (2014)
==References==
Category:Fans
Ann Shelby

Ann Shelby is a fanartist and filker that contributed to zines in the 1980s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Dimensionfour1-1.jpg|Art from Dimension Four #1 (1982) (Doctor Who)
File:Dimensionfour1-3.jpg|Art from Dimension Four #1 (1982) (Doctor Who)
File:Dimensionfour2-4.jpg|Art from Dimension Four #2 (1982) (Doctor Who)
File:Dimensionfour2-5.jpg|Art from Dimension Four #2 (1982) (Doctor Who)
File:Rerun2-11.jpg|Art from Rerun #11 (1984) (Magnum P.I.)
File:Timelordtales2-3.jpg|Art from Time Lord Tales #2 (1984) (Doctor Who)
Category:Fanartists
Ann Takamaki

Ann Takamaki is a main character from Persona 5 and Persona 5:Royal.
==Canon==
Mocked for her heritage yet envied for her looks, Ann is quickly ousted by her peers due to rumours of her sleeping with the gym teacher, Mr Kamoshida. Despite being proven false, her reputation suffered as a result, and this left her slightly jaded. She learns to reclaim her objectification however, weaponising her sexuality and proving that this kitten can scratch.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Common pairings for Ann include Joker and Shiho primarily, however she is also the most likely character to be paired with Ryuji, and many fans headcanon her having a crush on Makoto. Other pairings are less frequent, but any of the other Phantom Thieves members are viable options.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
==Links & Resources==
* Takamaki Ann tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Persona Characters
Ann Teitelbaum

Ann Teitelbaum is a multifandom fan writer, publisher, and convention organizer active from the late 1980s through the 1990s.
Ann and Dar F published fanzines as Almost Foolproof Press (also known as Plastic Cow Productions), whose publications include the "Frisky Business" series of zines. The two also founded and organized FriscoN, an annual slash multimedia convention that ran from 1992 to 2000.
Ann was also active on online mailing lists. She moderated the Sentinel discussion list Senad starting around 2000. She also posted fanfiction online, including to the Sentinel archive 852 Prospect.
==Awards==
* 1989 Fan Q Awards—Simon & Simon Vignette: "The Wall"
* 1990 Fan Q Awards—Simon & Simon 'Zine: Simon Squared #2 (editor, with Dar F)
* 1994 STIFfie Awards—Wiseguy Best Story: "Alan Gets Restless" (from Organized Frisky Bureau 1)
==Fanfiction==
===In Zines===
* Four Aces Beat a Full House #1 (1987)—"Kids" (Hardcastle and McCormick and/or Simon and Simon)
* Four Aces Beat a Full House #2 (1987)—"Burdens" (Hardcastle and McCormick and/or Simon and Simon)
* Confidential Investigations #5 (1989)—"Synchronicity", "Paying the Price", & "Different Worlds" (Simon and Simon/The Professionals crossovers)
* To Boldly Go... #2 (1990)—"Between Friends" & "She's Just Going Through a Phase" (Star Trek: TNG)
* No Holds Barred #3 (1993)—"Staking a Claim" (Wiseguy)
* Organized Frisky Bureau #1 (1994)—"The Start Of Something Good", "Call It Consummation", "Alan Gets Restless", "TV Talk", & "The Way The Scene Should Have Gone" (Wiseguy)
* Organized Frisky Bureau #2 (1996)—"Day One/Night One" & "Ending/Beginning" (Wiseguy)
* Come to Your Senses #1 (1997)—"Zoning" (The Sentinel)
* Even Steven #1 (1997)—"Brave New World" (due South)
* A Mountie Always Gets His Man (1997)—"Olympic Ideals", "Watching", & "Daily Aggravations" (due South)
* Love and Guns #5 (1998)—"Milestones - Jim" & "Milestones - Blair" (The Sentinel)
* Beefstick and Lambchop #2 (1999)—"Solitary", "Spoken", "Flirt", and "Vice" (The Sentinel)
===Online===
* Fanfiction by Ann Teitelbaum at 852 Prospect (1996-1999, The Sentinel)
* A Trying Day (1999, due South) - posted to The Due South Fiction Archive
Category:Convention Organizers
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Wortham

Ann Wortham is a prolific zine editor, winning multiple Fan Quality Awards for gen and slash zines in several fandoms. She is a fan writer and the editor of the zines Southern 7, Southern Knights, Southern Lights, and Southern Comfort, among many others.
In Blake's 7 fandom, she has been reported to have coined 'mindwipe' to apply to Blake's memory erasure.
Wortham often worked with Leah Rosenthal.
Wortham was one of the major players in the Blake's 7 Wars.
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Ann Zewen

Ann Zewen was a Star Trek: TOS and other Trek zine publisher (Orion Press) and writer. She passed away in 2003.
==Publications==
* Beyond the Farthest Star (author)
* Idylls (editor)
* No Cold Wind (author)
* Orion (con reports, review)
* Tantalus (editor)
 
==Some Memories==
A memorial page for Ann is 
Some examples:
Rob Morris: 
Zaquia Tarhuntassa: 
Gamin Davis: 
Mary Rottler: 
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:2003 Deaths
Category:Deceased