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Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Kazuichi Souda

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Kazuichi Souda, known mostly as Kuzusouda and/or Soufuyu, is a semi-popular pairing within Dangan Ronpa fandom. The ship is between Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu and Kazuichi Souda, both prominent characters. It has been shipped since Dangan Ronpa 2: Goodbye Despair was released in 2012.
==Canon Background==
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
* Height Difference: Kuzuryu is shorter, Souda is taller
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
*, a fan blog on Tumblr.
* , an ask blog on Tumblr.
* , a gift exchange held in 2018 on Tumblr.
* , a fanweek held in 2018 on Tumblr which ran from October 15th to the 21st.
===Fan Blogs===
===Fan Fic===
* (2017), This doesn't feel like atonement, any more. (In which those three immortal words are uttered, and things go right for Souda, for a change.)
===Fan Art===
===General Fanworks===
===Wikis===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
===Zines and Doujinshi===
Category:Dangan Ronpa Relationships
Category:Dangan Ronpa Yaoi Pairings
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Peko Pekoyama

Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu/Peko Pekoyama, known mostly as Kuzupeko, is a popular pairing within Dangan Ronpa fandom. The ship is between Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu and Peko Pekoyama, both prominent characters. It has been shipped since Dangan Ronpa 2: Goodbye Despair was released in 2012.
==Canon Background==
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
===Fan Blogs===
===Fan Fic===
* by Mithrigil (2013), ...and Kuzuryuu Fuyuhiko can do nothing but sit back and watch. Rated Explicit.
===Fan Art===
===General Fanworks===
===Wikis===
* on PixivEncyclopedia
* on Shipping Wiki
===Zines and Doujinshi ===
==== Zines ====
* 
* 
Category:Dangan Ronpa Relationships
Category:Dangan Ronpa NL Pairings
Category:NL Pairings
Category:Het Pairings
Fuyuuhi

Fuyuuhi (浮遊悲, "Floating Sadness"; sometimes also romanized as Fuyuu Hi or UazokanaWanderer Owl. DOUJINSHI by Circle E.(Accessed 07 March 2012.)) is a Harry Potter doujinshi by E.E.Magic. It contains Harry/Draco and is rated adult-only.
== Reviews ==
* "[Romance/Humor] story of HarryxDraco / Draco can't runaway anymore. The obsessive Harry capture him and... (I know you can guess.) / High Recommend for HarryxDraco." -- Wanderer Owl
* "Nice textured cover. Semi-graphic H/D smex." -- izzerwurstizzerwurst. OPYR Doujinshi - Sold. (Accessed 06 March 2012.)
== Gallery ==
Image:Fuyuuhi front.jpg|Front cover
Image:Fuyuuhi sample.jpg|Sample page
== References ==
Category:Harry Potter Doujinshi
Category:2003 Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Fuzzy Thoughts: On Wookiees and Fan Fiction

Fuzzy Thoughts: On Wookiees and Fan Fiction is a 1984 essay "by Lumpawarrump." (In canon, Lumpy is Chewbacca's son.) 
 
It was printed in Shadowstar #15.
The topic is canon and fanon dismissal of Chewbacca as a interesting and important character.
==Excerpt==
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:1984 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Fyeahsportsanime

FYeahSportsAnime is a tumblr blog created in May 2014. It is a sports anime blog that posts and reblogs gifs and graphics.
The blog does not accept submissions, but the mods check the #fyeahsportsanime tag to pick the ones to reblog.
From the blog's about page:
==Fandoms==
From the blog's about page:
==Members==
* bbertholdts
* dressrosas
* katsvki
* kurorolucilfer
* lauriestrode
* strifeshart
* suzuyajuzoo
==Blog Affiliates==
* ikihiyoris
*attackontitans
*owarinoseraph
*soujiroseta
*toukyoghoul
==References==
Category:Sports Anime
Category:Anime & Manga Fandom
Category:2014 Tumblr
Fyn'D'Ln Aftermath

Fyn'D'Ln Aftermath is a K/S story by Monica Voila. 
 
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #16.
==Summary==
"Kirk and Spock had planned on spending their shore leave together, but that was not to be. Spock soon has good cause to regret his insistence that Kirk proceed with shore leave without him.... or does he?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1990 Fanfiction
Félix Madrigal/Pepa Madrigal

Félix Madrigal/Pepa Madrigal are a canon couple in Encanto.
==Background==
==Meta discussion and popularity==
==Fanon and tropes==
*Félix helps Pepa express her emotions and cope with her anxiety.
==Fan works==
===Meta===
===Fan art===
===Fan fiction===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
*Encanto [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring [Felix , Pepa] on FanFiction.Net (FFN)
*on Archive of Our Own (AO3)
*on Tumblr
*on Pixiv
*on Reddit
===Fan pages===
===Resources===
*[]
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Encanto
Category:Het Pairings
Fëanor

Fëanor, son of Finwë and Míriel Þerindë, was the pre-eminent genius among the Noldor and created the Silmarils, as well as the Fëanorian lamps, the Palantíri, and the Tengwar. He led the Rebellion of the Noldor, and with his sons, swore the Oath of Fëanor to recover the stolen Silmarils by any means necessary. Following the Kinslaying at Alqualondë, he was banished from Valinor and travelled to Beleriand, where he was killed in battle with Morgoth's Balrogs. 
==Fandom==
Fëanor is a controversial figure in fandom, being on the one hand an acknowledged genius whose works are still relevant and being used thousands of years later in the Third Age, and on the other a Kinslayer who set in motion an Oath which would have tragic and awful results. 
===Ships===
*Fëanor/Nerdanel
*Fëanor/Fingolfin
*The Fëanorian OT8
==Notable Fanworks About Fëanor==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Fëanor | Curufinwë character tag at Archive of Our Own
* Fëanor character filter at FanFiction.Net
* Fanworks Tagged with Fëanor at the Silmarillion Writers' Guild
==References==
Category:Tolkien Characters
Fëanor/Nerdanel

Fëanor/Nerdanel is a canon Tolkien pairing. Together, the couple has children Maedhros, Maglor, Celegorm, Caranthir, Curufin, Amrod, and Amras.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Fëanor | Curufinwë/Nerdanel at Archive of Our Own
Category:Tolkien Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Fíli

Fíli is a fictional character in J.R.R. Tolkien's novel The Hobbit. He also appears in Peter Jackson's film trilogy of the same name.
==Canon==
Fíli is a dwarf and a member of the Durin family, the ruling family of the Longbeard clan. His mother is Dís and he has a younger brother named Kíli. Their uncle is Thorin Oakenshield.
Both Kíli and Fíli belonged to Thorin's Company and joined their uncle on his quest to reclaim Erebor, the Lonely Mountain, from Smaug the dragon.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Fíli/Kíli, an incestuous, non-canonical slash pairing
* Fíli/Sigrid
==Fanworks==
===Meta===
* 
* 
* 
==Links & Resources==
* Fíli (Tolkien) tag on the AO3
* Stories tagged Fíli on FanFiction.Net
* Fíli and Kíli on The Lord of the Rings Wiki
* Wikipedia:List of The Hobbit characters
==References==
Category:Tolkien Characters
Fíli/Kíli

Fíli and Kíli are the nephews of Thorin Oakenshield in the book of The Hobbit, and are also major supporting characters in The Hobbit (film series). In the films, they have less prosthetic faces than the other Dwarves (except Thorin), and together are considered the "hot dwarves". Fili is played by Dean O'Gorman and Kili is played by Aidan Turner, both considered very attractive by many fans.
Shipping Fili/Kili is common in Hobbit fandom, second only to Bilbo Baggins/Thorin OakenshieldFíli/Kíli on AO3 2,398 fanworks, vs Bilbo Baggins/Thorin Oakensheid on AO3 8,057, retrieved 2017-01-4, despite it being brother incest. The first fics were published in December 2012.The first Fíli/Kíli works on AO3 were posted around December 16, 2012. By December 15, 2013, the ship had about 1050 works there. By December 2014, it had about 1640 works. They are the youngest dwarves, but clearly depicted as being over the age of consent, though some fic does mess with that.
Common tropes include:
* Pre-canon - even as young dwarves they've lived over 70 years
* Journey-fic on the quest to regain Erebor
* Canon divergence where Everybody Lives
* AUs - brothers or strangers, can be modern or any historical era from gladiators to social networking friends.
* Extended crossover fic where other characters played by the two actors are in a relationship
** DarkHawk
** Britchell
== Fandom Activity ==
Tumblr is the center of the fandom, most frequently using the smushname FiKi (for best compatibility with Tumblr tagging). There is a thriving culture of art, fic, edits, mood boards, podfic and general squee. Fics are frequently linked from AO3 but discussion happens on Tumblr. 
The shared account Gathering FiKi hosts frequent fanwork exchanges and raffles, also tend to include in their events the crossover pairings Britchell and DarkHawk.
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*ficlet (unnamed) by shameonme23 (Dec 2014)
* by Anath_Tsurugi (Oct 2013)
* by GreenSorceress
===Fanart===
*My brother by smut-slut (Nov 2015)
== References ==
Category:Tolkien Relationships
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Incest Pairings
Fódlan Cuizine

Fódlan Cuizine is a 2022 non-profit cookbook and zine based on the video game, Fire Emblem: Three Houses.
== Overview==
===Sales and Donations===
Sales of the zine raised a total of $20,700.30 USD—$17,700.30 was donated to Action Against Hunger, and $3,000 was donated to the Colon Cancer Coalition in honor of the late Billy Kametz, the voice actor of the character Ferdinand von Aegir.https://twitter.com/FodlanCuizine/status/1591212952400846849?cxt=HHwWgoDT3fzvj5UsAAAA
==Contributors==
==Gallery==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2022 Zines
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Fire Emblem Zines
G'raha Tia

G'raha is a character in Final Fantasy XIV. He made his first appearance during the Crystal Tower raid storyline in A Realm Reborn, and then became a main character in the Shadowbringers expansion.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
G'raha was first introduced as a minor character in a side storyline and garnered little attention in the fandom. This changed drastically when he was reintroduced in Shadowbringers, after which his popularity received a massive surge, leading to him becoming one of the most popular characters in the fandom.
In a 2020 NHK poll, G'raha was voted the 20th most popular character in the Final Fantasy franchise in his Crystal Exarch appearance, and the 58th most popular as G'raha Tia.NHK. FF Ranking. 2020.r/FinalFantasy. "I translated the NHK Final Fantasy poll character rankings." by u/TheMomAbides. 2020.
===Shipping===
With the advent of Shadowbringers, the G'raha Tia/Warrior of Light ship swiftly became the biggest Final Fantasy XIV ship on AO3. As of November 2021, it remains in the top spot with a decent margin. 
====Pairings====
*G'raha Tia/Warrior of Light
==Example Fan Works==
===Fanfiction===
* sleep is a strange lover by rabbitprint
==Archives and Fannish Links==
*Works featuring G'raha Tia on AO3
==Trivia==
==Resources==
* G'raha Tia on finalfantasy wikia
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy XIV Characters‎
G-Man

The G-Man is a supporting character in the Half-Life series of games. This character's real name, if he has any, is unknown; the name "G-Man" is derived from the file name of his character model in the original Half-Life. The G-Man has appeared in every mainline Half-Life game, and his actions greatly influence the plot of the series. His secretive nature have led to an abundance of fan speculation on what his motives are. 
==Canon==
The G-Man can be seen in the background of many areas of the original Half-Life game. He is indirectly responsible for the Resonance Cascade, the lab disaster that kicks the plot of the series into motion. At the end of the game, he congratulates Gordon (and by extension, the player) on his success, and offers Freeman an ultimatum: accept a job offer, or die. If Gordon accepts, the G-Man places him into stasis. 
Half-Life 2 opens with the G-Man removing Gordon from stasis and dropping him 20 years into the future, when humanity is under the rule of the Combine. He appears at the end of the game, freezing time to talk to Gordon. He also makes appearances in Half-Life 2: Episode 1 and Episode 2, though he is hindered from talking to Gordon by the Vortiguants. 
In Half-Life Alyx, Alyx frees the G-Man from a high-tech prison constructed by the Combine. The G-Man proceeds to take her back in time and save her father, thus changing the ending of Episode 2. He then appears to put Alyx in stasis. 
The full extent of the G-Man's powers are unknown, and his motives are unclear. He appears to be an enemy of the Combine, and has some form of teleportation and time-manipulation abilities. 
==Fandom==
===Fan Theories===
The G-Man has a reputation as one of the most mysterious characters in gaming. A wide range of theories have been created to try and explain who and what he is, and why he seems so invested in the player characters of the series. 
===Transformative Works===
The G-Man is a popular character in the SFM vidding scene.
==External Links==
* The G-Man (Half-Life) character tag at Archive of Our Own
* G-Man character filter at FanFiction.Net
Category:Half-Life
G-String

G-String is a slash 96-page Harry and Johnny anthology by Ruth Kurz and Teri White.
It takes place in October 1973. Johnny learns guitar and other things. In the story, Johnny is hypnotized/brain-washed, sexually compromised, and blackmailed while he is a stripper dressed as Alexander the Great.
On the title page: "More soap and sex for literary relaxation."
The zine contains four hand-drawn illos by Ruth Kurz. It also has many photocopied publicity photos and screen shots of Clint Eastwood and David Soul. The recurring character, Dr. Ben Klein is fan-casted with Paul Michael Glaser. 
Included in the zine are some lyrics to Jim Croce's "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song." 
==Arc==
It is part of an overall arc of Harry and Johnny Stories:
* Rapid-Fire
*G-String
*Photo Flash
*Nightgames
==Ruth Kurz's Comments==
Also from 1993: 
==Inside Sample==
 
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==References==
Category:Harry & Johnny
Category:1980s
G.A.L. Squad Flyer

G.A.L. Squad Flyer was distributed at a science fiction convention in the early 1990s.
It is a parody of a fan club and meant to satirize Trekkies. The flyer represented the the ongoing dissension between Star Trek fans and those who considered themselves "real science fiction fans."
"G.A.L." stood for "Get a Life" and was a riff on the Saturday Night Live skit, Get a Life!.
From the flyer: "Are you a Star Trek fan? Do you dream at night that you're aboard the starship Enterprise, giving orders to boldly go where no man has gone before? Do you dream about this all the time? If you answered yes, then you may be the sort of pellucid go-getter we've been looking for!"
Club members would be able to: "Attend conventions!... Wear authentic costumes!... Be heard at our never-ending technical information debates!... Enjoy our fast food buffets!... Join in our monthly laundry excursions!... Go on trips to exotic, distant lands and spend time in the best mediocre hotel suites!... See Jimmy Doohan ten, twenty, fifty times!... Learn to speak Klingon -- our teachers will also help you understand and memorize every detail of the Enterprise!"
"No Club Gimmicks! Sound too good to be true? Guess again!... Never again will you feel alone in your absolutely worthwhile devotion to the most celebrated cultural enigma in world history -- STAR TREK! Join the proud members of the G.A.L. Squad and you too will enjoy all the exciting hebetude! If you're a thoroughly anserous, exacting person, then delay no longer! Just send your $200.00 today!"
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:1990s Meta
Category:Sexism & Fandom Meta
G.A.T.E.S. Newsletter

G.A.T.E.S. Newsletter is the unofficial newsletter for fans of Gates McFadden.
It was published four times a year for the fan-run fan club for McFadden called G.A.T.E.S. Fan Club.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
G.A.T.E.S. Newsletter 3 was published in Fall 1991 and contains 20 pages.
It was edited by LeeAnn McCann, co-editor was Amber Zeop.
thumb|left|front cover of issue #3
Contributors were Sara Walls, Tina Kern, Marcie B, PC, LeeAnn McCann, and Amber Zeop.
The editorial: 
* Letter from the Editor (1)
* Gates Debate. letters from fans (2)
* Get It In Writing (3)
* Warp News (3)
* Season Four Episodes (4)
* Article Update 5-6)
* Gates Convention (1a-20)
 
File:gates3-1.JPG|from issue #3
File:gates3-2.JPG|from issue #3
File:gates3-3.JPG|from issue #3
==References==
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:1991 Zines
G.H.T.

G.H.T. was a fan club for George Takei based in England. 
It was founded and run by Mrs. Ena Glogowska for thirteen years. The vice president was Marian Kennedy. They were assisted by Margaret Bertram and Sheila Cornall.
In 1996, Jackie Edwards became president, and the title of the club became George Takei's Official World Wide. 
Like a number of Star Trek fan clubs, while this one was an "official" one authorized by George Takei, it was non-profit and fan-run.
From the first issue: "Have you noticed how many "GHT" words there are? G.H.T." is a briGHT club, the riGHT club, a deliGHTful club."
==Publications==
* a long-running newsletter called G.H.T. Journal 
* yearly zine, Generation Gap 
==Other George Takei Fan Clubs== 
* George Takei Friendship Club (also "GHT George Takei, Friendship," "G.H.T George Takei, Friendship," "GHT George Takei, American Friendship") (based in the U.S., run by P.E. Lewis)
* Hosato (based in Britain, run by Jenny Elson, morphed into G.H.T.)
* G.H.T. (based in Britain, run by Ena Glogowska, then Jackie Edwards)
* The George Takei International Fan Club (based in the U.S., run by Floss Del Vecchio, then Sharon Kraus and Floss Del Vecchio, then Mae Sanchez)
==Flyers==
Image:ghtflyer.jpg| a 1986 flyer
Image:ght.png| a 1983 flyer
Image:ght1993.jpg|a 1993 flyer
==Its Beginning==
The editor wrote about the beginning of the club in the first anniversary issue of G.H.T. Journal in December 1983: 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
G.I. Joe

G.I. Joe was originally a line of action figures (not dolls!) created by Hasbro, that expanded into a media franchise that includes animated series and live-action films.
==Fandom==
The original GI Joe was a realistic 12 inch doll (or action figure) aimed at boys based on soldiers in the military, it was seen as a male counterpart to Mattel's Barbie. In the 1970s due to the growing distaste of anything military-related due to the Vietnam War, it was rebranded as "Adventure Team". 
=== "A Real American Hero" ===
In the 1982, a sub-franchise called "A Real American Hero" was introduced. It included not only toy, but comics and an animated series as well. The story focused on GI Joe, a special operations unit of the American Armed Forces dedicated to protecting world from the evil forces of the terrorist organization, Cobra. 
=="Barbie Liberation Organization" (1994)==
From the February 1994 issue of the apa Strange Bedfellows, some discussion about genderfucking and Mattel: 
==Archives and Links==
*Archive of Our Own tags:
**G.I. Joe - All Media Types 
**G.I. Joe (Cartoon)
**G.I. Joe (Marvel Comics)
**G.I. Joe: Renegades
**G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra (2009)
*G.I. Joe at FanFiction.net
*CobraFanClub, Deviantart group
*The Finest, a cosplayers club.
==Resources==
*Joepedia, fandom wiki
*Wikipedia
*YoJoe
*3DJoes
==References==
Category:G.I. Joe
G.R.O.T.

G.R.O.T. is a gen humor Blake's 7 43-page anthology published in the UK.
"G.R.O.T." stands for "Get Rid of Tarrant."
There were many comments about this zine in the first few issues of On the Wing, a Tarrant-centric apa. Almost fans in that zine seemed to agree that the contents of "G.R.O.T." was too fluffy to be considered offensive or slanderous to their favorite character.
The zine is online here.
==Editorial==
==Contents==
* Editorial by Maggie Symon (2) 
 
* In the Mind, fiction by Triffid (3) 
* Tarrant's Song, poem/filk ("with apologies to A.A. Milne") by Anne Shepley (5)
* That Special Day, fiction by Shah'na (6)
* The Adventures of Walter the Washing Machine and Tommy the Tumble Drier, fiction by Kay Fre (7)
* Bricked Up, fiction by Kurt Hallam (8)
* Joke by You Know Who (Maggie Symon?) (8)
* The Plan by You Know Who & The Other One (9)
* Cause of the Merriment, poem/filk by Anne Shepley (12)
* Galactic Quiz, fiction by Kurt Hallam (13)
* Shaggy Tarrant Story, fiction by Kurt Hallam (15)
* Tarrant's Bad Day, fiction by Kay Fre (16)
* Joke by MSy (16)
* Pretty as a Picture, fiction by Simon Flett (17)
* A Man, poem by Anne Shepley (19)
* Gisza-Jobba, fiction by Kurt Hallam (20)
* Ping!, fiction by Anne Shepley (23)
* The Spanner, fiction by Anne Shepley (24)
* His Secret, fiction by The Other One (26)
* Another Shaggy Tarrant Story, fiction by Kurt Hallam (27)
* The Day Trip, fiction by Kurt Hallam (28)
* Further Adventures of Walter the Washing Machine and Tommy the Tumble Drier, fiction by Kay Fre (31)
* The Auxiliary Control Room Mystery, fiction by Shah'na (33)
* Yet Another Shaggy Tarrant Story, fiction by Kurt Hallam (36)
* Touch of the Tarrants, collected by MSy (36)
* The Job, fiction by You Know Who (Maggie Symon?) (37)
* Riddle - Me by Shah'na (37)
* It's My Party, fiction by Kurt Hallam (38)
* And Yet Another Shaggy Tarrant Story, fiction by Kurt Hallam (39)
* Jokes by MSy (39)
* A-Rach-Nid, fiction by Simon Flett (40)
 
* DEL TARRANT, poem by Shah'na (43)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1985 Zines
G. Callen

G. Callen is a character in NCIS: Los Angeles.
==Background==
Callen and Hanna were partners for two years before the series pilot ("Partner"). Callen and Lange met years prior when he escaped from a juvenile detention center and Hetty kept him from further infractions with the law ("Rage"). Hetty is the only one who doesn't address Callen as G. because "It's not a name, it's a letter." Instead, she addresses him as "Mr. Callen" ("Identity"). Callen has connections to NCIS's Leroy Jethro Gibbs, a senior agent at the Washington Navy Yard. According to a fake death certificate in Hetty's possession in the season two finale Callen's date of birth is March 11, 1970. His speciality is deep undercover work.
In addition to English, Callen is fluent in a minimum of six other languages: Czech, French, German, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Russian and Spanish. His Russian is good enough to qualify as a Chechen dialect. This fluency enabled Callen to infiltrate a Chechen terrorist cell in episode thirteen of season four, "The Chosen One", which premiered less than three months prior to the Boston Marathon Bombing by Chechen immigrants. 
==Family==
Nikita Alexsandr Reznikov is G. Callen's father. He is one of the last living relatives G. has. Clara Callen, G.'s late mother, was a Romanian immigrant who was recruited by the CIA. She was assinated by a member of the Comescus family over a generations long blood feud. His grandfather, George Callen, started the blood feud by killing several members of the Comescus family for war crimes. G. never got to meet his sister, Amy, as she drowned in a river when she was 11. He has a half-sister named Alexandra Reynolds who is alive. 
==Shipping==
The most popular ship involving G. is G. Callen/Sam Hanna. G. and Sam are best mates and job partners. G. Callen/Kensi Blye is another popular ship among the fandom. G. and Kensi act a lot like siblings and bicker to no end about useless things. Currently G. is in a relationship with Anna Kolcheck.
Category:NCIS: Los Angeles
GAFilk

The Georgia Filk Convention is a yearly filk music convention that began in 1999 and has run yearly ever since.
==External Links==
*segment on GAFilk from "This is Atlanta with Alicia Steele,"
Category:Filk Music
Category:1999 Conventions
Category:2000s Conventions
Category:2010s Conventions
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