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The Broken Circle
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Name: | The Broken Circle |
Date(s): | founded on March 14th 1999 |
Archivist: | Silver |
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Type: | |
Fandom: | Star Wars TPM |
URL: | http://www.geocities.com/Silver_Solitaire666/xanatos.htm (Wayback) |
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The Broken Circle is a Xanatos fanclub and fanfiction archive.
From the main page:
Here you will find all the information your heart desires on the Dark Apprentice, plus a few selected fanfics and art! Contributions are always welcome, be it photomanips, art, stories, articles, general musings etc.
Description from Mac & Anna's Place:
slash THE BROKEN CIRCLE is an archive of SW:TPM slash fiction devoted to the character of Xanatos, as featured in the Jedi Apprentice novels (and many fan fics). Although I personally find the frames setup on this site to be awkward to view, the site is attractively designed.[1]
Description from Janeway's Tom Yum Page:
A few stories with the enigmatic Dark Xanatos. This is a site dedicated to Xanatos, Qui-Gon Jinn's ex-padawan who turned to the Dark Side. What is more beguiling and angsty than a young man seduced by the Darkness?[2]
The site was hosted by GeoCities and it was a member of the XANATOS webring.
Broken Circle linking banner, seen at OKEBFFA
References
- ^ May & Anna's Place - Links, via Wayback: 17 April 2001. (Accessed 13 April 2014)
- ^ Archives Ki's Stories Are Stored In, via Wayback: 18 April 2001. (Accessed 10 December 2015)