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A link to something about "Twilight" sent you to this page. The context of the link should help you figure out which page you want.

• Twilight — a four-book saga about sparkly vampires and the girls who love them; also has film adaptations. Rather popular among teenage girls and middle-aged women.
• Twilight — a comic book miniseries by Howard Chaykin.
• Twilight — a 1998 film with Paul Newman and Susan Sarandon.
• Twilight — a novel by Dmitry Glukhovsky (also known as the author of Metro 2033).
• Twilight — a novel about a group of U.N. workers in an anarchist United States.
• Twilight — one of the novels in the Warrior Cats series.
• "Twilight" — a 1934 short story by John W. Campbell that warns against technological decadence.
• "Twilight" — the original title of Dean Koontz's 1988 novel The Servants of Twilight.
• "Twilight" — the name of the Big Bad in the Season 8 Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics.
• Twilight — a name of quite a few music artists, including one supergroup.
• "Twilight" — a song by Electric Light Orchestra on their Concept Album Time.
• Twilight 2000 — a Tabletop RPG set After the End.
• "Twilight" — the army led by Nene Amano in Digimon Xros Wars.
• Twilight — the name of a character in the Guardians Of Ga'Hoole series, and its film adaptation Legend Of The Guardians The Owls Of Ga Hoole.
• Twilight — a unicorn pony in the My Little Pony franchise.
  • Twilight Sparkle, another unicorn pony from a later installment of said franchise, is often referred to as just Twilight.
• Twilight — a time of day shortly after sunset or before sunrise, where it isn't as bright as day, but it's also not as dark as night. They... probably weren't referring to this one. Then again...
• The Twilight Reign — a fantasy saga by Tom Lloyd.
• The Twilight Zone — an anthology series hosted by Rod Serling.

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