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The Warrior

"The Warrior" is a The Professionals vid by Ancasta. It is a slash vid with the pairing of Bodie/Doyle. This vid was created by the vidder for LilyK who was the winning bidder on the fan fun charity auction Sweet Charity. This vid uses original footage with outside still images to tell the story of Doyle as "the warrior". 
Vidder's Notes: "This is a Sweet Charity vid, bid on and won by the lovely and talented Kat. Sweet Charity is a fannish charity event held twice a year where creatives across all fandoms offer their talents for auction. Bidders can choose from stories, vids, graphics, jewelry, clothing and so much more. All money raised is donated to a particular charity. If you're interested, you can learn more here.
Kat is a fan of Pros, Starsky & Hutch and The Sentinel. She had a hankering for a Pros vid. She gave me a few different songs to choose from. Together, we decided to go with The Warrior (which happened to be her first choice!). Kat was generous enough to offer me a lot of leeway in terms of content. All she asked was that Doyle be the title character. I decided to embrace the whole 80's pop vibe with, as my beta PRZed called them, Krazy Kredits. Then I tried to have some fun with archetypes. One of the challenges with songs whose lyrics repeat is finding ways to make the repeats interesting. Hopefully, I succeeded." 
==Reactions/Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:2008 Vids
The Warrior's Heart (Star Wars TPM website)

The Warrior's Heart was a website with Star Wars: The Phantom Menace fanfiction by Writestuff. It featured her Warrior's Heart Universe and other TPM stories like The KaMnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi, Noumena and the story Why Should I.
File:The Warrior s Heart-Series-Index.png|The Warrior's Heart Series Index
File:The Warrior s Heart-Early Days.png|Early Days
File:The Warrior s Heart-Trials and Errors.png|Trials and Errors
File:The Warrior s Heart-What s Old Is New Again.png|What Was Old is New Again
File:The Warrior s Heart-The Long Shadow.png|The Long Shadow
File:The Warrior s Heart-Another AU.png|Another AU Index
File:Not The Warrior s HeartNoumenavilleKaMnemon Index.png|The KaMnemon of Obi-Wan Kenobi
File:Not The Warrior s Heart-Noumenaville-Noumena.png|Noumena
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Star Wars TPM Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:2010s Author Pages
The Warrior's Lair

The Warrior's Lair is a site with Xena: Warrior Princess fanfic covers by Ciegra.
From the main page:
The site also has a tribute page for the people of color who have been featured on the series (The Lost Tribe), desktop pictures, a Dar and Kerry photo album for the two main characters from Missy Good's Tropical Storm, and a classic uber page with manips of historical paintings that show that Xena and Gabrielle "have been around since the beginning of time".
The site is a a member of the Merpup WebRing and it was listed at Lunacy's Fan Fiction Reviews in the Bard's Reference Library under "X:WP FAN FICTION ART".X:WP FAN FICTION ART. (Accessed 03 November 2012) 
File:Lucifer Ciegra.jpg|Fanfiction cover for Lucifer Rising
File:LostTribe.png|The Lost Tribe, CoC tribute page featuring the characters Cleopatra, Marcus, M'Lila, Helen Of Troy, Cecrops, Chilapa
File:Reil.jpg|Gabrielle as Lt. Reil Bardlow, uber character from This Is War by BardWooHoo, which is set in the Civil War
==Fanfic Covers==
The covers are on nine separate pages and an index page lists the stories the covers where made for. The site features fanfic covers for: 
*Covers 1: A Bard Day's Night, When The Sun Begins To Set, Chiaroscuro Series, Negotiations, Leave A Light On, The Cloak
*Covers 2: The Horsemen Trilogy, Amazons Of Dahomey, The Bet, Puzzle Pieces, The Last Scroll, The Charioteer: In The City Of Har
*Covers 3: Aftermath: The Tree Of Life, Dreams Of The Nile, For Want Of A Nail, Seven Days In Pompeii, The Hanging Gardens, The Child
*Covers 4: Fire And Ice, Full Boat, Lucifer Rising, Tropical Storm, A Present Under The Tree, Hurricane Watch
*Covers 5: Only One, Outlaw, Persistence Of Memory, Somewhere In Time, Summer's Circus, Surfacing
*Covers 6: The Second Time, The Search For Amphipolis, A Warrior By Any Other Name, Chicago 5AM, Daredevil Hearts, To Stand Together Through The Storm
*Covers 7: Amity Reborn, Double Trouble, At A Distance, Lost Soul Walking, Home Is Where The Heart Is, The Marriage Of Xena And Gabrielle
*Covers 8: Absolution, Promises To Keep, Resa, Take The Wind, Truth Or Dare, With Faltering Steps
*Covers 9: Circle Of Life, Festival, Leap Of Faith, The Longest Night, Promises Kept, Winter's Ending
==References==
Category:Angelfire
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Websites
The Warrior and the Bard

The Warrior and the Bard is a femslash Xena/Gabrielle anthology of fiction by Wolfrunner. 
It required an age statement to purchase.
==Issue 1==
The Warrior and the Bard 1 was published in 1998 and contains 84 pages. Color cover by Sophia Kelly Schultz. Graphics by YPO Plus. It contains 18 stories.
From the publisher: "A variety of stories exploring the different aspects of the loving side of the working relationship between the unlikely pair in the title, Xena and Gabrielle. Join them as they: rescue Pegasus, have an encounter of the 'third kind' with a New Jersey cop, meet a mermaid and visit the widow Twankie among other adventures. Poetry by Wolfrunner and Liz Gray." 
==Issue 2==
The Warrior and the Bard 2 was published in 1999 and contains 64 pages. Cover by Tacs. Graphics, Pat Hayden.
* The Littlest Heroes (story)
* The Write One (story) 
* After the Rift (poem) 
* Dreams (poem)
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Zines
Category:Femslash Zines‎
Category:1998 Zines
Category:1999 Zines
The Warriors

The Warriors is a 1979 film with a cult following.
==Fandom Overview==
The film has a very small presence in transformative fandom, on sites like FanFiction.Net, where the film's filter is "Warriors" with no additional context except being in the Movies section, the filter is often confused for Warrior Cats and filled with unrelated content; but is somewhat popular among film fans, with certain iconic scenes having been referenced in canons like The Simpsons. The film, which remains the most-known form of the story, is based on a 1965 novel by Sol Yurick. Tie-in comic books and a video game by Rockstar Games have expanded on the material presented in the film.
In 2016, a TV series by the Russo brothers was said to be in development. In 2018 it was reported that the series had moved to Netflix, with little news reported since.
===Critical Reception and Fanbase===
The Warriors Movie Site, run by Gareth Jones, hosts a large forum and posts updates on Warriors events, products, scholarship, and other work by the film's actors. In 2017, TWMS sponsored The Warriors UK Conclave, the first Warriors con in the UK.
Warriors cons are often called "Conclaves", in a reference to the massive gathering of different gangs that takes place in the film.
=== Conventions ===
* The Warriors Festival
==Fanworks==
*The Ajax Series, a partially-completed series of fills for 50 Scenes by suckmyspock
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*The Warriors Movie Site, a fansite with forums, information about the movie's production, and information about official tie-in material
*Warriors on FanFiction.Net
*The Warriors (1979) on AO3
*the warriors 1979 tag on Tumblr
==References==
The Warriors Festival

The Warriors Festival, also called The Warriors Fest 2 in its second year, was a convention held in 2015 and 2016. It was held in Coney Island2015 event listing and Brooklyn,2016 event listing where the story is set. There were Q&A sessions with the original cast and crew, along with cosplay contests and displays of costumes used in the movie.
== 2015 Guests ==
* Michael Beck/Swan
* Dorsey Wright/Cleon
* David Harris/Cochise
* Bryan Tyler/Snow
* Thomas G Waites/Fox
* Terry Michos/Vermin and David Kopland (The 10th Warrior)
* Jery Hewitt/Muson (Furies Leader)
* Eddie Hatch
* Bill Anagnos-Multi Face
* Harry Madsen-Silver/Blue Fury
* Leon Delaney-Orange Fury
* Rob Ryder-Purple Fury
* Apache Ramos (Orphans)
* Konrad Sheehan (Punks)
* Ginny Ortiz (Candy Store)Brown Paper Tickets event listing for 2015
== 2015 Events ==
Gareth Jones of The Warriors Movie Site live-tweeted the eventThe Warriors Blog, September 8, 2015: It’s Still On and I’m Going…to the Conclave! and produced a special tribute video that was screened on September 13, 2015.The Warriors Blog, September 28, 2015: The Warriors Memorial Video
== 2016 Guests ==
* Walter Hill (Director)
* Lawrence Gordon (Producer)
* Bobbie Mannix (Costume Designer)
* Michael Ginsburg (Photographer)
* Michael Beck (Swan)
* David Harris (Cochise)
* Thomas G Waites (Fox)
* Dorsey Wright (Cleon)
* Tom McKitterick (Cowboy)
* Brian Tyler (Snow)
* Terry Michos (Vermin)
* Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Mercy)
* Jery Hewitt, Leon Delaney, Eddie Earl, Rob Ryder (Baseball Furies)
* Apache Ramos (Orphan)
* Konrad Sheehan (Punk)
* Wanda Velez & Lisa Maurer (Lizzies)
* Joel Weiss (Rogue)
* Guy Stevens (Riff)
* Ginny Ortiz (Candy Store Girl)The Warriors Movie Site, March 28 2016: The Warriors Fest 2 – Come Out To Play in September 2016
== References ==
Category:2015 Conventions
Category:2016 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Warriors Movie Site

The Warriors Movie Site is the primary fan site for cult movie The Warriors (1979), official supplemental material like video games and comic books, and the original 1965 novel. It hosts a forum where fans can post discussion, fanfiction, fanart, cosplay, and more. Jones' blog also reports on things like cons and fan-created games set in the Warriors universe.
The Warriors Movie Site sponsored the UK's first Warriors con, The Warriors UK Conclave 2017.
== Creation ==
Category:Forums
Category:2000s Websites
Category:2010s Websites
Category:2020s Websites
Category:2000s Forums
Category:2010s Forums
Category:2020s Forums
The Warriors UK Conclave 2017

The Warriors UK Conclave 2017 was the first con held for The Warriors (1979) in the UK. It was sponsored by The Warriors Movie SiteThe Warriors Movie Site, November 16 2016: "The Warriors Movie Site is sponsoring/supporting this event but it is run by a professional events company who have a good track record of running events for cult movies in the UK.". Fans gathered for panels and Q&A sessions with the original cast, displays of posters, costumes and props from the movie, an artist alley, and cosplay.
== Guests ==
A flyer posted November 2016 lists the scheduled guests as:
* Michael Beck (Swan)
* David Harris (Cochise)
* Terry Michos (Vermin)
* Brian Tyler (Snow)
* Deborah van Valkenburgh (Mercy)
* Thomas Waites (Fox)
* Dorsey Wright (Cleon)
An archived version of the con's website from 2017 also lists Konrad Sheehan, who played the unnamed leader of the Punks.
== Reports ==
== References ==
Category:2017 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
The Washington D.C. Star Trek Convention

The Washington D.C. Star Trek Convention is a 1976 con by strangeLande productions, ltd..
This is not the same con as Washington D.C. Star Trek Expo. 
==Con Series by strangeLande productions, ltd.==
* Boston Star Trek (April 16-19, 1976)
* The Chicago Star Trek Convention (August 19-22, 1976)
* The Washington D.C. Star Trek Convention (November 26-29, 1976)
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Wasteland

The Wasteland is an X-Files story by prufrock's love.
The author's heading includes: "Classification: Story, Angst, MSR, UST, RST,Mulder/Other, Mulder/Scully, Scully/Skinner, Character Death. Rating: Strong R"
==Chapters==
* A Moment's Surrender
* An Age of Prudence
* Each in his Prison
* Against My Ruins
* Epilogue
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Watcher

:For articles with similar titles, see Watcher.
The Watcher is a K/S story by Paris Vautrain. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #47.
==Summary==
"Spock stays on the sidelines, waiting for Kirk to finally realize what it is he really feels for his first officer."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1998===
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Watchers and Fans of Star Trek Society

The Watchers and Fans of Star Trek Society was a Star Trek fan club out of Tennessee.
It published Horta.
From Horta # 5 02/04 1977: "Since the publication of the first Horta in May of '76, WAFSTS has grown in membership by 308%. Until recently, I have assumed the cost of publishing Horta for all of you. Due to rising costs and membership, however, I am forced to request a fee of 26¢ per issue starting with the next publication of Horta #6,(the anniversary Art/Lit. issue). The 26¢ fee was set so members could easily pay the cost in two 13¢ stamps. (A S.A.S.E. will still be required for mail subscribers.) Local members who receive "personal delivery" will also be required to pay the 26__ (or two stamps) for their Horta. Contributors who have their submissions published in a forthcoming Horta will receive that issue "free." 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Water is Wide

The Water is Wide is a slash 57-page Starsky & Hutch novel by Valerie Dawson.
It was originally printed as the story "Souvenirs" in Code 7. A fan in comments below refers to a sequel to this story. It is unknown if "The Water is Wide" is "Souvenirs" and this unknown sequel, or if "The Water is Wide" is a revised version of the original story, "Souvenirs."
It is bound with tape and contains no interior art.
It won an Encore Award.
Author's note: "Fond acknowledgments go to the following initial, whose talents, generosities, nagging demands, and friendship the author would not part with for worlds. MCK, PW, JM, JD, CRF."
One OMC in this novel makes an appearance in Day by Day, and one chapter was originally a story in the first issue of Code 7.
Summary from an ad: "Rosie Malone comes back from Mexico with a son... is it Starsky's? A long plotty novel filled with angst and personal discovery."
==About the Title==
The title of the zine is from song lyrics:
==Chapters/Sections==
* Epithalamion (19 pages)
* Home (First Interlude) (2 pages)
* Souvenirs (15 pages) (originally in Code 7 #1)
* Colorado (Second Interlude) (6 pages)
* The Only Child (17 pages)
==Images==
 File:Wateriswidead.jpg| a flyer
File:wateriswideinside.jpg|sample interior text
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1983===
===1994===
===2001===
===2003===
===2004===
===2018===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Waterfall (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Waterfall is a Kirk/Spock story by Monica White. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #11.
 
==Summary==
"Spock is lulled by a waterfall when he and Kirk swim during a planet survey."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1985===
 
==References==
Category:1985 Fanfiction‎
The Wattpad Book Club

The Wattpad Book Club is a fannish podcast hosted by Phoenix Flare on YouTube. The podcast is primarily about reading fic of interest on Wattpad with commentary. As of May 2024, The Wattpad Book Club has around 120 episodes.
Fandoms featured on the podcast include One Piece, Total Drama, Stardew Valley, Pokémon, American politician RPF and Hazbin Hotel.
== Reception ==
During October 2023, a PSA was issued by swampstew on Tumblr warning Wattpad authors that the podcast rated, (like sporking,) fic posted to Wattpad without permission, encouraging people to block Phoenix Flare and to not be discouraged by them. (05 October 2023)
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:Fannish Podcasts
Category:2023 Podcasts
Category:2024 Podcasts
Category:Multifandom Podcasts
The Watty Awards

The Watty Awards is an annual fiction award at Wattpad. Contests are open to anyone who has a Wattpad account.
In 2011, The Watty Awards introduced three entry levels (Popular, On The Rise, and Undiscovered). 
 
==Winners in Fanfiction and Retellings==
===2011===
===2017===
Category:Multifandom Awards
Category:2010s Awards
The Wave Theory of Slash Revisited

The Wave Theory of Slash Revisited is a 1993 essay by Gayle F that was posted to Virgule-L, a private slash mailing list, in September 1993 by Lynn C. with Gayle's permission as Gayle did not have easy internet access. The essay is used here on Fanlore with Gayle's blanket permission.
Also see Meta Essays, List Surveys and Notable Discussions on Virgule-L.
==In Response To==
Gayle's essay was written in response to reading The Wave Theory of Slash, a meta essay by Lezlie Shell that had been posted earlier that year to both Virgule-L and the apa Strange Bedfellows.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Wave Theory of Slash, the essay by Lezlie Shell
* the first slash in Kirk/Spock fandom
* Blake's 7 and character dynamics
* the hubris of privileging some fans over others
* fans and their different exposures to fic and their differing experiences
* love slave fic as a trope in K/S
==The Preface by Lynn C.==
==The Essay by Gayle F.==
==Follow-Up Comments by Gayle==
On October 1, 1993, Gayle wrote: 
==References==
Category:Slash Meta
Category:1993 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
The Waves of Love

The Waves of Love is a Hawaii Five-0 slash community on LiveJournal. This community is for fanfiction, fanart, graphics and discussion about any slash pairing (male/male or female/female) of the show. 
==Affiliates==
Affiliates of the community are: stevedannoslash, hawaiifive_0_tv, hawaii_5_0_100, h50ficmeme, h50_esp, daily_five0, h50_fic hawaii_bigbang, hawaii5_o_news, hawaiificfinder, h50_50, sd_ldws, hawaii_50_hc, h5oartvalentine, h50_rec_room, hawaii50_betas, h50_20in20, h50_au, h50_iconage, h50_bunny, five_0_frolic, and h50_noticeboard.
Category:Hawaii Five-0
Category:Fiction Writing
The Way, Way Back

The Way, Way Back is a Faith/Kate story by Liz Estrada (~39,000 words).
Summary: Kate conscripts Faith to help with a tricky problem.
==Schrodinger's Angel==
Schrodinger's Angel by Maven is a sequel to The Way, Way Back (~13,900 words).
Author's notes: "I suppose I should explain this little piece of fanfic. Or, to be more accurate, fan-fanfic. I read this story, "The Way Way Back" by Liz Estrada and it stuck with me to the point where Faith started talking. And wouldn't shut up. So after about a year of intermittent writer's block as well as loosing disks, files and even one whole computer, here's the story. I tried to make it stand alone but you probably should read the original first though so that this makes more sense. It can be found at Pink Rabbit (http://www.altfic.com) or at Forgotten Hearts (http://www.geocities.com/faithandkate). Plus, you should read "The Way Way Back" because it's a damn fine story."Maven. SCHRODINGER'S ANGEL, (Accessed 21 February 2011)
==Recs and Reviews==
Ivanova said about it:
Other recs:
==Meta==
The Way, Way Back and its sequel Schrodinger's Angel are sometimes mentioned in meta posts about shared universes.
*thelastgoodname: On playing in other people's sandboxes, 03 May 2006.
*thenewhope: meta [...], 30 April 2006. 
==References==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Buffyverse Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
The Way Back (Blake's 7 anthology by Judith Seaman)

The Way Back is a 50-page gen Blake's 7 anthology. The cover is by Sharon Ginn.
Despite the "1" on the cover, it was the only issue.
It contains no interior art and the pages are not numbered.
==Contents==
 
* Report on Project Damocles (prologue), fiction by Judith Seaman (3)
* Sequel (part 1), fiction by Judith Seaman (5)
* Imposter (part 2), fiction by Judith Seaman (this series was to have been continued in the next issue) (18)
* Blake, poem by Chris Houston (36)
* Ben Kerr, a play in script form by J&J Capener ("Introduction is read from off stage. The theme to "Blake's Seven" plays softly in the background.)" (37)
* Woman of Auron, poem by C. Lycett (41)
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1983 Zines
The Way Forward

The Way Forward is an apazine dedicated to the discussion of the Blake's 7 character Roj Blake. 
The APA began in 1995 and was still ongoing in February 2021 (issue #101). For a long time it had been distributed by mail but has gone digital in 2020, from the issue #99 on.
In 2001, members of the APA produced a Blake-centric zine with the title The Way Forward: Crusades of Blake.
 
"The Way Forward" was described in a Lysator post soliciting new members as: 
Its central mailer was Sondra Sweigman. Sweigman had been a member of Rallying Call until mid-1995 and left that APA when slash and explicit het comments were included in the main section, rather than a special supplement.
A fan in October 1996 commented about probably restrictions of content in this APA: 
==Other Letterzines/Apas With Much Blake's 7 Content==
* Pressure Point (1987-1989)
* The Terra Nostra Underground (apa, 1989-1993)
* Liberation Letters (1991-?)
* The Neutral Arbiter (1991-1993, with a single 1994 outlier)
* Rallying Call (apa, early 1991 to at least 1998)
* Horizon Letterzine (1992-1998)
* Dandruff Droppings (apa, 1992-?)
* Battle Stations! (apa, 1994-not much longer)
* Strange Bedfellows (apa, May 1993-November 1997)
* The Way Forward (apa, 1995-ongoing)
* AltaZine (1996-1997)
 
Also see: List of Letterzines.
==Issue 1==
The Way Forward 1 was published in 1995.
==Issue 20==
The Way Forward 20 was published in October 2000 and contains about 30 pages.
There were nine members.
==Issue 30==
The Way Forward 30 was published in April 2003.
 
==Issue 48==
The Way Forward 48 was published in October 2007.
 
==Issue 66==
The Way Forward 66 was published in April 2012.
 
==Issue 68==
The Way Forward 68 was published in October 2012.
 
==Issue 87==
The Way Forward 87 was published in August 2017.
There are six members.
 
==Issue 88==
The Way Forward 88 was published in November 2017.
There are eight members.
==Issue 89==
The Way Forward 89 was published in February
There are eight members.
Sondra Sweigman's preview of the contents: 
===Reasons for continuing membership===
This issue includes responses to a question posed by a new member in the previous issue: 
 
Answers included:
==Issue 100==
The Way Forward 100 was published in November 2020. The 100th issue of the apazine was all-fiction, consisting mostly of short stories written by members.
==References==
 
 Category:1990s
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:APA
The Way Forward: Crusades of Blake

The Way Forward: Crusades of Blake is a gen 165-page Blake's 7 anthology. 
The front cover and interior graphics (most of them in colour) are by Pat Fenech. The colour back cover is by Diane Holland.
thumb|front cover, Pat Fenech|left
It is "an anthology of fiction and poetry by members of The Way Forward, a Roj Blake apa/discussion forum." 
==Contents==
* Sondra Sweigman, "Editorial"
* Pat Fenech, "No Good Thing Ever Dies" (fiction)
* Jacquelyn Taylor, "Wind-up Toy" (fiction)
* Pat Fenech, "The Edge of Memory" (S1, The Way Back; B; reprinted from Chronicles #64 (fiction)
* Jean Hubb, "It's About Time" (fiction)
* Jacquelyn Taylor, "Kayn's Hands" (fiction)
* Sondra Sweigman, "Blake's Heart" (fiction)
* Sondra Sweigman, "The Choice" (reprinted from Dark Between the Stars #5 (fiction)
* Curtis Hoffman, "An Undelivered Letter" (fiction)
* Pat Fenech, "Claims of Obligation" (fiction) 
* Rebecca Ann Brothers, "A Few Minutes More" (reprinted from Down and Unsafe #6 (fiction)
* Sally Manton, "Fellow Feeling" (fiction)
* Sondra Sweigman, "A Proclamation of Principles" (fiction)
* Jean Hubb, "Grey Scale" (fiction)
* Sondra Sweigman, "Altered Options" (fiction)
* Michael J. Miller, "The Ghost of You" (fiction)
* Curtiss Hoffman, "The Unending Crusade" (fiction)
* Ebony, "The Man from Cardiff" (poem)
* Sondra Sweigman, "Blake & Avon" (poem)
* Ebony, "The Killing Moon" (poem)
* Sondra Sweigman, "Avon's Soliloquy" (poem)
* Sondra Sweigman, "Tribute to a 30th-Century 'Terrorist'" (poem)
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Content Description==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:2001 Zines