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The Garden Spot of Ceti Alpha V

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The Garden Spot of Ceti Alpha V is a gen 51-page multi-media anthology fanzine. 
It is a con zine for TrekCon.
The art is by Gail Adams, Robert Jan, Marianne Plumridge, Andrew McGee, Roslyn Patterson, and Bernice Cuffe.
From the submission request: "Since the theme of the convention will be 'New Frontiers,' stories with this sort of theme, be it physical or emotional, will be particularly appreciated." 
==Contents==
* The Kick Inside by Sarah Groenewegen (V) (4)
* The Siriun Operation by G. Ivanoff (Star Trek) (8)
* The Conspiracy by J. Bozovic (Star Trek) (10)
* Walls of Jericho by A. Wallace Star Trek) (14)
* Heave-ho! by Marion MacNally (RPF Star Trek, Blake's 7) (20)
* Blake's 7 art by Gail Adams
* The Horology Wars #1: Leela's Paladins by Robert Jan (Doctor Who) (23)
* The Thirteenth Hour by Gail Adams (Labyrinth) (32)
* Long Road to Hell by S. Isle (Highlander) (35)
* The Alternate Meeting by H. Keele (Star Trek) (40)
* The Ships Of The Proud, poem by A. Wallace (Star Trek) (48)
* The Dream by A. McGee (Robotech) (49)
* Jan's Fighting Spaceships by Robert Jan (Star Trek) (51)
==Sample Interior==
 
File:Gardenspot1.jpg|Marianne Plumridge
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Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:Con Zines
The Garden Was a Wild

The Garden Was a Wild is a 1972 Star Trek: TOS story by Marel Lelik. 
It was first printed in Babel #3. Marel Lelik also wrote a related article called "Lest We Forget" which was also in Babel. 
Both the story and the article were reprinted in different issues of Academy (story: unknown issue, article: v.2 n.1).
This story was mentioned in the panel discussion Feminism in Treklit in 1976: 
From the author in Academy: 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1972 Fanfiction
The Garden in the Clouds

The Garden in the Clouds is a het 102-page Beauty and the Beast anthology of fiction by Caera Rose. It is a collection of ten Classic stories. 
==Contents==
* House of Possibilities ("Vincent and Catherine have something unexpected in common.") (5)
* Time for Fun ("Catherine dives in to help Vincent in an unusual predicament.") (17)
* Courage and Care ("It's Valentine's Day...") (25)
* A Horse Story ("Catherine makes a dream come true for one of the tunnel children.") (41)
* A Fish Story ("Vincent helps Catherine name her new pets.") (53)
* Finding the Magic ("Vincent helps Catherine gain some perspective.") (57)
*Pressing Buttons ("A cell phone, Below'? What fun!") (62)
* Great Expectations ("A silly game gets serious.") (75)
* Sweet Dreams ("Catherine and Vincent find love in a whole new dimension.") (85)
* The Garden in the Clouds ("Vincent finds a special way to tell Catherine how he feels.") (93)
==Sample Interior==
 
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Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Gardener's Craft

The Gardener's Craft is a Star Trek: TOS story by Connie Faddis.
It was published in the print zine Energize! (with art by Kathie Maynard) and in Archives #6 (with art by Suzan Lovett).
Without the Gardener's Craft is a responsefic by Kathy Penland in Contact #2.
==Summary==
A landing party discovers a lush tropical garden on an otherwise desolate planet. They become the guests of the friendly 'gardeners' of this planet) a humanoid species with remarkable mind scanning abilities. When Kirk is injured in a rock slide, his legs must be amputated and McCoy learns that the gardeners have the knowledge to care far more than the plants of their planet.
==Sample Art: Energize!==
Image:Energizeart7-20.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
Image:Energizeart7-21.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
Image:Energizeart7-22.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
Image:Energizeart7-23.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
Image:Energizeart7-24.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
File:Energizeart7.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
Image:Energizeart7-25.jpg|by Kathie Maynard
==Sample Art: Archives 6==
 
Image:archivessixart5.jpg| from Archives #6, sample text
File:Archivessixart1.jpg|art by Suzan Lovett for when the story was reprinted in Archives #6
Image:archivessixart6.jpg| from Archives #6, Suzan Lovett
Image:archivessixart7.jpg| from Archives #6, Suzan Lovett
Image:archivessixart8.jpg| from Archives #6, Suzan Lovett
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1975 Fanfiction
The GarettVerse

The GarettVerse is a 2005 shared RPS universe in which down-on-his-luck Sentinel star Garett Maggart (Blair Sandburg) lives with struggling actor Ken Wahl (of Wiseguy fame) and has a crush on his more successful co-star Richard Burgi (Jim Ellison.)
It is a very rare example of RPS in Sentinel fandom.RPS in The Sentinel fandom? accessed October 31, 2008
The universe was the brainchild of BrooklineGirl, who had help (encouragement? aiding and abetting?) from Estrella.this is almost definitely my last post about garett for the day, accessed October 31, 2008
GarettVerse stories often depict Maggart as an adorkable loser, Wahl as creepy, and Maggart's half-sister (Fiona Apple) as an eater of babies. They tend to be very tongue-in-cheek. In addition to Maggart and Wahl, stories have featured David Hewlett, Hugh Dillon and Callum Keith Rennie. The latter two link the GarettVerse with 6 Degrees of Canada and Canadian Actor RPS.
Since its inception, several other fans have written GarettVerse stories, including Estrella, KevBot, Lalejandra, Sassy, and thefourthvine.
Some fans were offended by the tone of the 'verse, stating that they weren't against RPS, but found the portrayal of Garett Maggart as a desperate, bumbling idiot to be objectionable.
Other fans were incensed by the very existence of "GarettVerse," and/or RPS and RPF in general.
==Disclaimer==
==Excerpt==
"And then there's the sad fact that I omg really want to write Garett Maggart/Fiona Apple fic. Just - it fucking amuses me to death, and I can totally work in the whole fact that in my head, Garett rooms with Ken Wahl, and they're both, like, broke, and spend all their spare time googling their own names and fighting over who has the bigger fanbase."
==Comments==
===From a Fan Discussion in 2006===
The three comments from this discussion below are from I'm a "dyed in the wool" slasher but.... See that post for more.
===From a 2008 Discussion===
From RPS in The Sentinel Fandom?, see that article for more comments.
===Meta and Further Reading===
* I'm a "dyed in the wool" slasher but... (2006)
* Characters versus Actors and Knowing the Difference (2006)
* RPF/RPS (2006 meta) (2006)
* Call me... Ms Normally-I-Hate-RPS (2006)
* This really can't be good for anyone, post now locked (2006)
* RPS in The Sentinel Fandom? (2008)
==References==
Category:Actor RPF Fanfiction
Category:Collaboration
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
Category:Shared Universes
Category:2005 Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000s Fanworks
The Gargoyles Saga

The Gargoyles Saga is a Gargoyles controlled massive shared universe/virtual season that begins after the show was cancelled. 
Gargoyles itself was created by Greg Weisman. 
It follows the show after cancellation, and while it uses Weisman's "master plan," he himself is not involved in "The Gargoyle's Saga."
==Staff and Contributors==
The extensive list of fan contributors: Staff and Contributors.
==About==
==The Relationship to Greg Weisman==
==Official Fanfic Policy==
==Permissions and Stepping Lightly==
A fan, LJC, described their experiences with this shared universe in Sharing a Fanfic Universe.
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Gargoyles
Category:Shared Universes
The Garret

The Garret is a slash author page with fanfiction by C.M. Decarnin and Carene. It is hosted by SlashCity. The site also has meta essays and rants, LJ icons, poems
==Screencap==
File:The Garret - C.M. Decarnin Carene.png
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:SlashCity
Category:Criminal Minds
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:2010s
The Garrison's Gorillas Special Gen Collection

The Garrison's Gorillas Special Gen Collection is a 74-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* Beyond the Darkness by Cathy Ott from Compadres #15 
* On the Outside Looking In by Cathy Ott from Compadres #15 
* Going Home by Cathy Ott from Compadres #16 
* Losing and Winning by Cathy Ott from Compadres #16 
* Kidnapped by Theresa Evans from Compadres #9 
Category:Garrison's Gorillas Zines
Category:2002 Zines
The Gate Review

The Gate Review was a Stargate SG-1 fanfic review site. It had the subtitle "Your guide to the world of Stargate SG-1 fan fiction".
The reviews were sortedReviews Directory, ~2004 via Wayback. (Accessed 24 March 2011)
* alphabetically by author, title, reviewer 
* by genre (gen, ship, slash, other)
* by category (Action/Adventure, Angst, Alternate Universe, BDSM, Challenge, Crossover, Death, Drabble, Drama, Epilogue, First Times, Future, Holiday, Humour, Hurt/Comfort, Meridian Fix/Denial, Missing Scene, Non-Con, Pre-Slash, Plot, What Plot?, Reflections, Romance, Series, Smarm, UST, Vignette, Virtual Season, Whumping)
* by pairing (Ship: Jack/Sam, Jack/Janet, Jack/Other, Daniel/Sha're, Daniel/Sam, Daniel/Janet, Daniel/Other, Sam/Martouf, Sam/Other, Teal'c/Sam, Teal'c/Other, Other Pairings. Slash: Jack/Daniel, Jack/Teal'c, Jack/Other, Daniel/Teal'c, Daniel/Other, Sam/Janet, Other Pairings)
*by rating (U/G, PG, PG13, R, NC17)
*by season/episodes
*Zine Reviews: by zine title and by author
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Websites
The Gates of Hell

The Gates of Hell is a gen novel by Lori Paige. It contains about 80 pages.
It is a time travel adventure set in 1973/1848.
From an ad in The World of Dark Shadows #71/72: "Barnabas' trip to 1848 Boston remains his last chance to avert the evil unwittingly returned to Collinwood by the returned Burke Devlin and his new bride. The vicious warlock Phineas Scott may be his toughest opponent yet...and Julia and Carolyn's lives hang in the balance should Barnabas fail."
 Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Gateway of the King

The Gateway of the King is a Kirk/Spock story by Eva Stuart. 
It was published in the print zine The Voice #3.
This story is part of a series: see The Voice for more information.
 
==Summary==
"Sent back to ancient Egypt by the Guardian, Kirk must fix the change in history dealing with Alexander the Great."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
Category:Alexander the Great
The Gathering (Highlander con)

The Gathering was the first Highlander con. These cons were held in Denver, CO.
==1994==
The first one was held October 7-9, 1994. Guests of Honor: Adrian Paul, Jim Byrnes, Stan Kirsch and Bill Panzer.
* a fan's con report for this con was printed in The Gathering v.3 n.1
 Image:gatheringcon.jpg| flyer for 1994 "The Gathering"
Image:gatheringshirts.jpg|ad for the con t-shirt
==1995==
The second con was held October 6-8, 1995. Adrian Paul was a guest, and perhaps others. There is a transcript of his question and answer session in The Quickening v.4 n.2.
==1996==
It was held in Denver, CO on October 11-13, 1996. Peter Wingfield was not a guest. There are some con reports for this con in Just a Guy #5. The con had a costume event of "the wives of Methos."
At The Gathering III, a fan gave a copy of their zine 'Backstage Pass' to the actors Jim Byrnes and Elizabeth Gracen in front of more than 1000 people. There were other production people associated with the show there, including the head writer and producer (Davis/Panzer.) About two weeks later, two fans received cease and desist letters. 
One of those letters was to a fan for a single posted fic to the internet. , , by Vicki Farmer, Ocotber 29, 1996 It turns out that this letter was sent "in error" and was rescinded. Having my say.archive link, , by Vicki Farmer, October 30, 1996 
This sparked discussion regarding showing fanworks to the actors and TPTB, the legality of fanworks, and much more.
Photos from The Gathering III can be found here, here and here
===Con Reports: 1996===
* How I spent my weekend at the con (part 1), Vicki Farmer, October 14, 2006
*Con Report by Georgia Foster
*Con Report by Deb Bichel
*Con Report by Angela Mull
==References==
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:Highlander Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Gathering (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Gathering is a Star Trek: TOS story by by Michele Arvizu.
It was published in the print zine Berengaria #10, reprinted in Computer Playback #4.
==Summary==
The death of a loved one and a reunion with his ex-wife leaves McCoy shattered and doubting his ability to function as CMO on the Enterprise.
==Some Art==
===From "Berengaria"===
Image:beren10-5.jpg|from Berengaria #10, by Melinda Shreve
Image:beren10-6.jpg|from Berengaria #10, by Melinda Shreve
Image:beren10-7.jpg|from Berengaria #10, by Melinda Shreve
===From "Computer Playback"===
Image:computerplayback4-1.jpg|page from issue #4 of Computer Playback, by Roo
Image:computerplayback4-9.jpg|page from issue #4 of Computer Playback, by Roo
Image:computerplayback4-10.jpg|page from issue #4 of Computer Playback, by Roo
 
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==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1978 Fanfiction‎
The Gathering Place

The Gathering Place is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine/newsletter published by Stephanie A. Wiltse and edited by Janis Allyn. It had the subtitle, "Where Kindred Souls Meet." 
It was a sister zine to Wiltse's newsletter, Pipeline.
This zine was originally proposed as The Helper's Gazetteer. 
See a List of Letterzines.
==Descriptions==
From the January 1991 issue of Pipeline: 
From an ad in the April/May 1991 issue of Pipeline: 
Also from the April/May 1991 issue of Pipeline: 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:1990s
The Gathering of the Fellowship

The Gathering of the Fellowship was an annual convention held in Toronto, Canada, and focused on the works of by J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.
==Con Reports==
===2006===
== References ==
Category:Tolkien Conventions
Category:Narnia
Category:2003 Conventions
Category:2004 Conventions
Category:2005 Conventions
Category:2006 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
The Gay Button: How Bisexuality Changed Video Games

The Gay Button: How Bisexuality Changed Video Games, a.k.a. Bisexuality in Video Games, is a video essay by Ada Černoša and Verity Ritchie that was posted in 2021 to their YouTube channel verilybitchie. It discusses the history of bisexual representation (or lack thereof) in video games, polyamory in video games, playersexuality and other types of mechanical bisexuality, and the merits and drawbacks of different approaches to including bisexual characters in games.
== Canons Discussed==
A large number of video games are discussed in the video. The video description on YouTube lists these games as: 
* Assassin's Creed: Odyssey
* Borderlands 2
* Butterfly Soup
* Coming Out Simulator 2014
* Demi Lovato: Path to Fame
* Dragon Age: Origins
* Dream Daddy
* Fable
* Fallout 4
* Fallout New Vegas
* Fragments of Him
* Greedfall
* Hades
* Life is Strange
* Mass Effect
* Morrowind
* Night in the Woods
* The Outer Worlds
* Phantasmagoria 2: A Puzzle of Flesh
* Rimworld
* The Sims
* Skyrim
* Stardew Valley
==Plagiarism by James Somerton==
The video was plagiarized by fellow YouTuber James Somerton two months after its release.Verity Ritchie (Dec 5, 2023): James Somerton Ripped Off Our Video - Verily Podcasty - Ep 3. On Patreon. (archive link)
==References==
Category:2021 Meta
Category:Video Game Fandom
Category:Meta on Video
Category:Social Media Feature
The Gayest Show On Earth

More of a video essay than a traditional fanvid, this vid combines clips from the first three episodes of The Sentinel with textual commentary to point out all the slash subtext in canon.
==Creator Notes==
"I acquired the first three episodes of The Sentinel. It's a funny little show - full of amateur (supporting) acting and continuity problems - but weirdly appealing. And, it is the gayest show on earth. They start trying to crawl down each other's shirts in the first half hour and after that they're just married. 
In celebration, I made this short video essay. None of this footage is faked, people."
A related video is The Sentinel: 100% Straight.
==Reactions and Reviews==
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Category:Meta Vids
Category:Sentinel Meta
Category:2006 Vids
The Gaylaxians

The Gaylaxians is a fan club 
The Gaylaxian Science Fiction Society is a New England-centric literary society and fan club for LGBT fans of speculative fiction. 
The club was established in 1986 in Boston, and in September of that year, met with associates at Worldcon to create the Gaylactic Network. 
The GSFS would co-host the initial Provincetown, Massachusetts Gaylaxicon in 1988.
The club was an active advocate for a LGBT visibility in Star Trek. See Blood and Fire.
 
Image:gaylax1994flyerDC-1.jpg|first page of a 1994 flyer for the DC Area Gaylaxians
Image:gaylax1994flyerDC-2.jpg|second page of a 1994 flyer for the DC Area Gaylaxians
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:LGBT Fan Clubs
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Category:2000sCategory:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
The Gaylor Theory (video essay)

The Gaylor Theory is a video essay by Indigo F analysing Gaylor.
==Summary==
==Content==
Three questions are proposed as foundational to the video's analysis: What is Gaylor?, Why is it popular? and Is Gaylor Correct?. To answer these, the video is split into multiple chapters:
 0. Intro
 1.
 a) The Evidence Era
 b) The Me Era
 c) The YNTCD Era
 d) The Dress Era
 e) The Defence Era
 2. The Opposition Era
 3.
 a) The What is Gaylor Era
 b) The Belief Era
 4. The Conclusion Era
The first chapter relates to the beliefs of Gaylors, the evidence for the theory, and the defensive arguments upon met with criticism of that evidence. The second relates to the responses to Gaylor. The third attempts to articulate what Gaylor actually is, and how that knowledge can be used to better those responses. The final chapter acts as a conclusion to theorise the theory's meaning in a wider cultural context.
Most of the posts included in the video have the OP excluded so as to avoid harassment towards them.
===Topics Discussed===
*Initial debunking and discussing several key examples of Gaylor evidence.
*RPF
*Comparisons with Larry Stylinson
*Comparisons with wider conspiracy theories such as QAnon and Gender Criticals
*Criticism of Gaylor falling into one of three categories: Beliefs, Motives or Actions, and the validity of each argument.
*Goal to "Keep Believing Gaylor. Make Gaylor Real." using three primary strategies: Zoom In, Deflect Force, Fall Back
*[Insert more examples here]
The essay ends with the final idea:
==Reactions & Responses==
==References==
Category:Taylor Swift
The Geek Chorus

The Geek Chorus is a songtape collection released by Illuminati Ink and Spirit Guide Productions on DVD in the late 2000s. 
Some of their fanvids appeared at the 2007 Mediawest vid show.
==Content==
*Demon's Desiring by Illuminati Ink (Ink Well & Grif Ink) (Supernatural)
*My Son John by Grif Ink (Supernatural)
*Unwell by Spirit Guide Productions (Sentinel)
*Three Time Loser by Spirit Guide Productions (Sentinel)
Category:Supernatural Vids‎
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:2007 Vids
Category:2000s
The Geek Hierarchy

The Geek Hierarchy is a flowchart created by Lore Sjöberg.
It was published on the now-defunct humor website Brunching Shuttlecocks in January 2002. 
The hierarchy was a complicated chart that shows what fan groups consider themselves 'less geeky than' other groups.
The group placed highest on the chart, which considered themselves the least geeky, was "Published Science Fiction/Fantasy Authors and Artists," followed by "Science Fiction/Fantasy Literature Fans." The lowest, geekiest group was "People Who Write Erotic Versions of Star Trek Where All the Characters Are Furries, Like Kirk is an Ocelot or Something, and They Put a Furry Version of Themselves as the Star of the Story," just below "Erotic Furies," which was below "Furries."
Its purpose was to illustrate that there were always fans geekier than the individual. Unless you were a Star Trek furry.
==Examples of Use==
* "We've been marginalized by the broader world of science fiction/media fans--we may be higher on the geek hierarchy than say, furries, but still, we're looked down on, not just by broader fandom, but by professional writers as well." telesilla. Meta/Rant: It's like deja vu all over again!, posted to livejournal 14 May 2007. archived.
==References==
The Gemini Problem: a study in darkover

The Gemini Problem: a study in darkover is a Darkover 36-page zine with text and graphics by Walter Breen, who was Marion Zimmer Bradley's husband. 
It is a "fanzine dedicated to Marion Zimmer Bradley's fantasy works. It was originally published as a Christmas gift in 1971, but has been revised and republished for the Friends of Darkover in 1975. It offers tips on how to write like MZB." 
==Contents==
* How to Create a World (3)
* Themes & Variations (10)
* How to Write a Darkover Novel (19)
* Toward a Sociology of Telepaths (25)
==Printings and Revisions==
==Gallery==
Image:geminiproblem1975.jpg|front cover of the 1975 T.K. Graphics edition, cover art by Bob Lewis
Image:geminiproblemtoc.jpg|TOC, inside front cover of the 1978 Friends of Darkover edition, note publication dates
Image:geminiprobpage.jpg|sample interior page from the 1978 edition
==Introduction==
==Some Excerpts==
Regarding themes:
Regarding influences and originality:
Four main points, near the end of the zine:
The last paragraphs: 
==References==
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1971 Zines
Category:1973 Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Category:1978 Zines
The Genesis Aftermath (Star Trek: TOS zine)

The Genesis Aftermath is a 56-page gen novel by Joan Marie Verba. The cover is by Marilyn Johansen.
The first printing appeared without illustrations. Tom Howard and Sue Hudson contributed artwork which was included in later printings. 
This zine has a sequel called Descent into Darkness. 
In Boldly Writing the author states: "The story began with my frustrations with the scientific errors in Star Trek III, as well as with the destruction of the Enterprise. So I wrote an alternate version of Star Trek III, based on the facts given in Star Trek II, to show it was possible to write an entertaining sequel to The Wrath of Khan without scientific error, and, particularly, without destroying the Enterprise."
From Bill Hupe's catalog: "An alternate universe version of Star Trek 3 in which Kirk and company rescue Spock, help McCoy, and outwit the Klingons with out destroying the Enterprise. No sex, no violence."
==Gallery==
Image:genesistoc.jpg| table of contents, click to enlarge
Image:genesis1.jpg|Tom Howard, art from the third printing
Image:genesis2.jpg| Tom Howard and Sue Hudson, art from the third printing
Image:genesis3.jpg| Tom Howard, art from the third printing
Image:genesis4.jpg| Tom Howard, art from the third printing
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1985 Zines