This section - a catalogue of Corwin related web pages that have sadly departed from the net, has taken me into some fairly ambiguous legal territory, and I'd like to emphasize that this archive is not intended as a means of stealing or plagiarizing anybody's work.
Corwin never enjoyed much in the way of virtual celebrity, and what few sites existed have, either through neglect or the changing fortunes of ISP's, dwindled in number to the point of near extinction. Anyone who has ever sat up half the night, in a condition of ulcer inducing frustration, screaming obscenities at their HTML editor, and wondering what the *hell* they've got themselves into, knows the degree of toil and effort involved in creating even the most unsophisticated web-page. So forgive me if I believe that the work of *anyone* prepared to expend their energies on devoting a site to our dear Lieutenant, is worthy of preservation.
This is a very nice Corwin page - concise, detailed and extremely well presented, and I'd like to express my thanks to Louise, its talented creator, for her kindness in passing the site material to me for conservation.
"Save Corwin" was part of the ultimately unsuccessful campaign aimed at securing Josh Coxx a role in the Bab5 spin-off series "Crusade." A casualty of the collapse of NBC's web hosting service, the page vanished from the net in September 2001, and by the time I realized that a salvage operation was required, many of the pages had already been erased. What is presented here are the remaining fragments of the site - amounting to 6 pages, culled from Google's temporary cache file system, and recreated as faithfully as possible (right down to the spelling errors). Sadly, I have not as yet managed to locate the former site owner, Laura Hale, so I'm afraid that this archive has been produced without her consent.