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blakes7-d Digest Volume 98 : Issue 22
Today's Topics:
[B7L] Living in the 70's
[B7L] carry on blake
Re: [B7L] Doesn't like Harvest of Kairos?
Re: b7spin: Re: [B7L] Steven Donaldson
[B7L] New contact details
[B7L] OK to send e-mail?
Re: [B7L] OK to send e-mail?
[B7L] New on list with some questions.
Re: [B7L] OK to send e-mail?
[B7L] RE: Doesn't like 'Harvest of Kairos'?
[B7L] Zine list: Multimedia gen
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 17:59:17 +1100
From: "Roger The Shrubber" <darrenro@ozonline.com.au>
To: "B7 Main List" <blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: [B7L] Living in the 70's
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Rhonda wrote
Avon's Angels?? Oh, my, I think Mr. Darrow is stuck in the seventies...:-)
******
Living in the Scorpio
(with apologies to Skyhooks)
I feel a little crazy, I feel a little strange
Like I'm in Freedom City, without any change,
I feel a little edgy , I feel a little weird,
I feel like an Avon, that's grown a beard
(chorus)
I'm livin' on the Scorpio
Making peanuts on this crappy show
My face gets dirty just walkin' around
Soma & adrenalin to calm me down
I feel a bit nervous, I feel a bit mad,
I feel like a good time, with a geek who's bad,
I feel a bit fragile, I feel a bit low,
I should be in Star Wars, but I'm on the wrong show,
I'm livin in the galaxy,
I feel like I lost my keys
I got the right day, got the wrong quarry
Shoot a fed trooper to solve your worries
I'm livin on the Scorpio
(repeat several times)
(instrumental break)
Weeeeelllll, I feel a little insane, I feel a bit dazed
My crew is shrinkin', and my roof's been raised,
I feel a bit mixed up, the guest star is queer,
I feel like that Travis, who can't face his peers,
I'm livin' in the galaxy ,
I Just caught a Killer disease
I'm livin' in the galaxy
I'm livin in the galaxy
(chorus)
I'm livin' on the Scorpio
Making peanuts on this crappy show
My face gets dirty just walkin' around
Soma & adrenalin to calm me down
I'm livin on the Scorpio
(repeat)
I'm livin in the galaxy,
I feel like I lost my keys
I got the right day, got the wrong quarry
Shoot a fed trooper to solve your worries
I'm livin in the galaxy !
(repeat)
******
ALL MY FRIENDS ARE GETTING TORTURED
(more apologies to Skyhooks)
Well all my friends are getting tortured,
Yes they're all in trouble
They're all hooked up to scary apparatus
They're all doing what they're told
Well I looked into the cave, the other night
And I saw an old familiar face
He said "How are you doing Roj my boy?"
He said "Tell me, are you running that same old race?"
I asked him all about himself
And he said he was a rebel in a cave
He showed me a picture of fed atrocities
And we talked about all those things we hate
Well sometimes I feel like I'm a rebel king
And sometimes I feel like I've just left school
Wonder if I'll really win one
Maybe I'm the only fool
But I'm all caught up with this faction,
Yes I'm all caught up in this hunt,
I'm all caught up with this struggle,
Maybe I'll never have a son
Maybe I'll never have a son.
Well all my friends are getting tortured,
Yes they're all in trouble
They're all hooked up to scary apparatus
They're all doing what they're told
Actually this second one turned out a lot sadder than funny.
___________________________________
___________________________________
Darren r
Comments are welcome !
powerplay@cheerful.com
____________________________________
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countries where free speech is prohibited by law.
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"The Administration is out to get me"
_______________________________________
"In the end, winning is the only safety"
_________________________________________
"There are times when even confirmed cynics must trust to luck"
________________________________________
Was God an astronaut ?
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Anxiety & Panic
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http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/2634/powerplay.html
Blake's 7 FAQ & other free stuff
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 08:06:45 +1100
From: "Roger The Shrubber" <darrenro@ozonline.com.au>
To: "B7 Main List" <blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: [B7L] carry on blake
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Jackie wrote
Now,.... who`s left from the "carry on" crew to be recast in B7: Jim Dale,
June Whitfield, Frankie Howerd, and Barbara Windsor (omigawd!)
*****
Barbara Windsor as Zil. Zil never stopped jiggling about either.
For those who have seen Carry On Follow That Camel, Kenneth Williams could
easily play a camp-ish Travis.
Charles Hawtrey IS Vila !
Hattie Jacques as Matron Servalan.
Joan Sims as Jenna.
Frankie Howerd as camp Guest Star of the week.
Sid James as Tarrant, the dashing, annoying pilot.
___________________________________
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Darren r
Comments are welcome !
powerplay@cheerful.com
____________________________________
Legal note - This message is void in China, USA, Iran and all other
countries where free speech is prohibited by law.
______________________________________
"The Administration is out to get me"
_______________________________________
"In the end, winning is the only safety"
_________________________________________
"There are times when even confirmed cynics must trust to luck"
________________________________________
Was God an astronaut ?
_________________________________________
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/2634
Anxiety & Panic
_________________________________________
http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/Spa/2634/powerplay.html
Blake's 7 FAQ & other free stuff
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Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 23:12:47 -0800
From: Ovina Maria Feldman <ofeldman@gte.net>
To: B7 <blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Re: [B7L] Doesn't like Harvest of Kairos?
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G. Robbins wrote:
> Frankly, I was suprized and disapointed that Paul didn't like 'Harvest of
> Kairos'. I myself found it very delightful. I've been trying to figure
> out reasons why he didn't like it. The cheesy space module scenes? The
> ugly oxygen masks Avon and Vila were wearing? Was he jeolous because
> Servalan had the hots for Jarvik (although Avon doesn't know this, only
> Paul would)? Or is it because his activity with the sopron reminds me of
> so many episodes of Dr Who? He said himself earlier the transcripts:...
>
> ...I can understand why he might not
> like 'Animals', from what I read in the script, but 'Harvest of Kairos' I
> just don't get.
What's not to like? Hummmm... Could it be that truly hideous -- even by
the standards of the day -- kairopan-munching spidery thing?
And just what is kairopan? And why would anyone care? And what would
anyone do with it that would make it so valuable? Enquiring minds want
to know.
How did the lunar module get so far out into space? Surely, if
technology had progressed to a point where extensive space travel was
possible, it would have moved beyond lunar modules? It is impossible to
believe that Servalan, enamoured of thinking with her computer as she
was, would have been fooled by the module bluff; whatever else she may
have been, she was not stupid. Jarvik was right to laugh.
Moreover, I would just like to say, for the record, that I was glad they
shot Jarvik and put him out of the audience's misery. I suspect the boys
(and girls) down on the construction crews set up quite a few cold ones
when they found out. This was the kind of man that should never have
been allowed to stray outside the confines of a bodice-ripping romance
novel. What an insufferable oinker!
And there were as G. says the ugly oxygen masks, the tacky cardboard(?)
crates...the sheer pointlessness of the entire exercise...
If I hadn't already seem the previous episodes of B7 and known how good
the show could be, I would have given up after this one.
--
C progamme run. C programme crash. C programmer quit.
Return to COBOL.
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 08:24:34 +0000
From: Russ Massey <russ@wriding.demon.co.uk>
To: Tom.Forsyth@btinternet.com
Cc: B7 Lysator <blakes7@lysator.liu.se>
Subject: Re: b7spin: Re: [B7L] Steven Donaldson
Message-ID: <0T1p1HACPFy0EwOF@wriding.demon.co.uk>
In message <E0xvYRC-0004wH-00@snow.btinternet.com>, Tom Forsyth
<Tom.Forsyth@btinternet.com> writes
>Pat P warned:
>> oh dear, and I've read LOR 7 times over the years.
>> If you want some heavy going, read the prequel, The Silmarillion.
>> Pat P
>
>Yes, I've heard nasty things about that. Mainly because I was sharing a
>room with someone who was trying to read it. He usually carves through
>books in a day or two when he puts his mind to it. The way he kept stopping
>every 15 minutes to have a teabreak started to worry me after a while. This
>is probably not the book for me.
>
If you can plough through the entire Thomas Covenent opus you can handle
the Silmarillion, Tom. It's a bit like reading the bible - parts of it contain
scenes of such mythic grandeur that they'll stay with you for years, and other
bits are, well, like trying to get entertainment out of Leviticus. I have to say
that I've read through the best bits (about 60%) of the Silmarillion about four
times in all, and each time some of the chapters leave me feeling like I did
after first watching 'Blake'. G'wan, give it a try!
--
Russ Massey
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 22:43:21 +1000
From: Tim Richards & Narrelle Harris <parallax@wire.net.au>
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se
Subject: [B7L] New contact details
Message-Id: <3.0.1.32.19980123224321.007af100@wire.net.au>
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Carol just reminded me that I haven't told anyone my new email or website
address. Tim and I have just moved to Melbourne and all the details have
changed. To wit:
email: parallax@wire.net.au
website: http://www.wire.net.au/~parallax and follow the Blake's 7 link
to Phoenix and Voices from the Past. When I have settled down a bit with
the new job, I will attempt to finish Phoenix 4 and get it online... though
at the rate I'm going it might be a Xmas release...
And for the record, I like beards. :-) Tim is suitably hirsute, though I
agree that it doesn't suit all men, and not all beards are nice. Tim's is
though. :-))
bye
Relle
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tim Richards and Narrelle Harris
parallax@wire.net.au http://www.wire.net.au/~parallax
"I worry that the person who thought up Muzak may
now be thinking up something else." - Lily Tomlin
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 07:40:31 -0500 (EST)
From: owl@owlseye.com
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se
Subject: [B7L] OK to send e-mail?
Message-Id: <199801231240.HAA02407@ns.owlseye.com>
OK to send an e-mail to blakes7@lysator.liu.se?
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 15:20:39 +0100 (MET)
From: "Jeroen J. Kwast" <jeroenkw@gns.getronics.nl>
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se (mailing list)
Subject: Re: [B7L] OK to send e-mail?
Message-Id: <199801231420.PAA22557@pampus.gns.getronics.nl>
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>
> OK to send an e-mail to blakes7@lysator.liu.se?
>
Who is this dude?
I got a e-mail exactly like it today but with my e-mail address!!
Is this spam the next generation?
Jeroen
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 09:28:15 EST
From: PElem <PElem@aol.com>
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se
Subject: [B7L] New on list with some questions.
Message-ID: <e4cbf387.34c8a901@aol.com>
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I have just joined and am sorry if these have been discussed in great detail
many times before, but it is something that has always puzzled me ever since I
was four and used to play with my toy "Corgi" Liberator (which was my
favourite model but the Green glass bit at the back used to smash and the
laser cannons used to bend a lot)...I had about three but all of them broke,
does anybody still have one?
Anyway, the questions are these:
1) Where abouts did the crew sit on the ship?
2) Was the green thing at the back part of the engines? (When I was little, I
always imagined it to be part of Zen!?)
3) Did all four of the cannons fire, if all four laser type things are guns
etc?
Hope you can help
Paul
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Date: 23 Jan 1998 16:04:14 +0100
From: Calle Dybedahl <qdtcall@esavionics.se>
To: "Jeroen J. Kwast" <jeroenkw@gns.getronics.nl>
Cc: blakes7@lysator.liu.se (mailing list)
Subject: Re: [B7L] OK to send e-mail?
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"Jeroen J. Kwast" <jeroenkw@gns.getronics.nl> writes:
> Is this spam the next generation?
Yes. Don't reply to it.
--
Calle Dybedahl, UNIX Sysadmin with RSI
qdtcall@esavionics.se http://www.lysator.liu.se/~calle/
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Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 14:15:08 -0600 (CST)
From: "G. Robbins" <robbins@graceland.edu>
To: blakes7@lysator.liu.se
Subject: [B7L] RE: Doesn't like 'Harvest of Kairos'?
Message-ID: <Pine.HPP.3.96.980123141155.8870A-100000@inet-ux.graceland.edu>
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OH DUH! Forgot about that stupid fake looking monster on Kairos...maybe I
am being a little too hasty....
THINK, GRACE, THINK!!
Grace Robbins
robbins@inet-ux.graceland.edu
http://www.graceland.edu/~robbins
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Date: Sat, 24 Jan 98 04:09:00 GMT
From: s.thompson8@genie.geis.com
To: space-city%world.std.com%internet#@genie.geis.com
Cc: blakes7@lysator.liu.se, randym7@bestweb.net
Subject: [B7L] Zine list: Multimedia gen
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B7 ZINE LIST B
MULTIMEDIA GEN FICTION AND POETRY ZINES WITH B7 CONTENT
AIRWAVES #3 (UK)
AIRWAVES #4 (UK)
AIRWAVES #5 (UK)
AIRWAVES #6 (UK)
AIRWAVES #7 (UK)
AIRWAVES #15 (UK)
AIRWAVES #19 (UK)
AIRWAVES #20 (UK)
AIRWAVES #21 (UK)
AIRWAVES #22 (UK)
AIRWAVES #26 (UK)
ALMOST ANYTHING GOES AROUND TWICE! (Vol. 2 ?) (US, 1986.7)
ANGLO FILE (US?, 1985)
[B7 Complex #2 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
[B7 Complex #5 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
[B7 Complex #6/7 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
BADLANDS (CN; several issues have B7 stories)
BANZINE #1 (US)
BANZINE #2 (US, 1990)
[Blake's Barf Bag (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #9 (US)
THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #10 (US)
THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #11 (US)
CHANGING CHANNELS #2
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #55 (US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #67 (B7 poetry; US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #68 (B7 poetry; US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #69 (B7 poetry; US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #71 (B7 poetry; US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #72 (B7 poetry; US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #73 (US)
CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #74 (B7 poetry; US)
COMMUNICATIONS CONSOLE
[Conquest #2 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
[Conquest #3 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
CROSSIGNALS #3
CROSSROADS II (US, 1991)
DESTINY #1 (not to be confused with US all-B7 zine of same name;
UK, 1983.11)
DESTINY #2 (UK, 1984.1)
DESTINY #3 (UK, 1984.3)
DESTINY #4 (UK, 1984.5)
DESTINY #5 (UK, 1984.8)
DESTINY #6 (UK, 1984.11)
DESTINY #7 (UK)
DESTINY #8 (UK)
DESTINY #9 (UK)
DIMENSIONALLY TRANSCENDENTAL #1 (US, 1982.12)
DISTORTED REFLECTIONS
DIVERSE DIMENSIONS #3 (US, 1983.5)
DIVERSE DIMENSIONS #4 (US, 1983.12)
EDGEZINE (stories from 1982 Edgecon; UK)
ENARRARE #1 (AU)
ENARRARE #2 (AU)
ENARRARE #3 (AU)
ENARRARE #4 (AU)
ENARRARE #5 (AU)
ENARRARE #6 (AU)
ENARRARE #7 (AU)
ENARRARE #8 (AU)
ENCHIRIDION #1
ENCHIRIDION #2
ENCHIRIDION #3
ENIGMA #1 (UK)
ENIGMA #2 (UK)
ENIGMA #3 (UK)
ENIGMA #5 (UK)
[Enigma #6 (all-B7 issue) see all-B7 list]
ENIGMA #10 (UK)
ENIGMA #11 (UK)
ENIGMA #13 (UK)
ERRANTRY #1 (US, 1983.5)
ERRANTRY #2 (US, 1983.5)
EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK #1 (US, 1985.5)
EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK #3
FACE FORWARD #1-1 (US, 1994.5)
FANTASIA #1 (B7-ROS-DW; US, 1988.1)
FANTASIA #2
FANTASIA #3: OOPS! (B7-ROS-DW; US, 1989.7)
FANTAZY #3 (US, 1986)
FICTION FILE #1 (UK?, 1995)
FICTION FILE #2 (UK?, 1995)
FICTION FILE #6 (UK?, 1996)
FICTION FILE #7 (UK?, 1996)
FRAK #1 (UK, 1981.8)
FRAK #2 (UK, 1982; #3 is all BG)
FRAK #4 (UK)
FRAK #5 (B7 poetry; UK)
FRONTIER WORLDS #7/8 (B7-DW; UK, 1981.4)
FRONTIER WORLDS #9 (UK, 1981.6)
FRONTIER WORLDS #10/11 (UK, 1981.10)
FRONTIER WORLDS #12 (UK, 1982.1)
FRONTIER WORLDS #13/14 (UK, 1982.4)
FRONTIER WORLDS #15 (UK, 1982.10)
FRONTIER WORLDS #16 (UK, 1982)
FRONTIER WORLDS #17 (UK, 1983.5)
FRONTIER WORLDS #18 (UK, 1983)
GATEWAY TO TIME IV (US?)
IMAGINE THAT (CN, 1992)
INTEGRITY (US, 1991)
JOVANKAN LIBERATORS #1 (B7-DW; UK)
MEDTREK 84 FANZINE (fiction zine of Medtrek convention; AU, 1984)
MEGAZINE #1 (AU)
MEGAZINE #2 (AU)
MELANGE #8 (US, 1986)
MULTIVERSE #8 (no B7 in earlier issues; AU, 1982)
MULTIVERSE #9 (AU, 1982)
MULTIVERSE #10 (AU, 1983)
MULTIVERSE #11 (AU, 1984)
MULTIVERSE #12 (AU, 1984)
MULTIVERSE #13 (AU, 1985)
MULTIVERSE #14 (AU, 1986)
MULTIVERSE #15 (AU, 1986)
MULTIVERSE #16 (AU, 1987)
MULTIVERSE #17 (AU, 1987)
MULTIVERSE #18 (AU, 1988)
MULTIVERSE #19 (AU, 1988)
MULTIVERSE #20 (AU, 1989)
MULTIVERSE #21 (AU, 1989)
MULTIVERSE #22 (AU, 1990)
MULTIVERSE #23 (AU, 1991)
MULTIVERSE #24 (AU, 1992)
MULTIVERSE #25 (AU, 1993)
MULTIVERSE #26 (AU, 1994)
NEW WORLDS
OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #5 (US)
OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #8 (US)
ON THE DOUBLE #21 (US)
ON THE DOUBLE #22 (US)
OUTLANDS #10 (US, 1987)
PAGING DOCTOR BLAKE (US, 1989?)
PANNING FOR PYRITES (poetry by Mary G. T. Webber, reprinted from
various zines; AU, 1990)
PATHWAYS OF INFINITY (US, 1992)
[Perihelion #2 (almost-all-B7 issue of mm zine) see all-B7 list]
POPSTAND EXPRESS #28
PORTALS #2-2 (US)
PORTALS #3-1 (US)
PRIME TIME #1 (US, 1986.5)
PRIME TIME #2 (US, 1987.1)
PRIME TIME #3 (US)
PRIME TIME #7 (US, 1991.4)
QUI TO TIME, The First Segment (US, 1990)
QUI TO TIME, The Second Segment (US, 1991)
QUI TO TIME, The Third Segment (US, 1992)
QUI TO TIME, The Fourth Segment (US, 1992)
QUI TO TIME, The Fifth Segment (US, 1992; only a little B7
material)
RATS TALES #1
REFRACTIONS #1 (AU)
REFRACTIONS #2 (AU)
REMOTE CONTROL #1 (US)
REMOTE CONTROL #4 (US)
RERUN #5 (US, 1987; B7 poetry)
RERUN #8 (US, 1990)
RETURN OF SCENARIO (US, 1986.6)
SCENARIO (US)
SCORPIO-5 SOUVENIR ZINE (US)
SERENDIPITOUS SCENARIOS #1
SERENDIPITOUS SCENARIOS #2
SHADOWSTAR #21/22 (US, 1986)
SHADOWSTAR #23 (US)
SHERWOOD TUNNELS #5 (CN)
SHERWOOD TUNNELS #6 (CN)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #2 (#1 was all DW; US, 1987)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #3 (US)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #4 (US)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #5 (US)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #6 (US)
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #7 (US)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #1 (US)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #2 (US, 1987)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #3 (US, 1987.5)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #4 (US, 1988.5)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #5 (US)
SOUTHERN LIGHTS #6 (US)
SPACE RAT #1 (B7, DW, Hitchhiker's Guide; UK)
SPACE RAT #2 (UK)
SPACE RAT #3 (UK)
SPACE RAT #4 (UK)
SPACE RAT #5 (UK)
SPACE RAT #6 (UK)
SPACE RAT #7 (UK)
SPACE RAT #8 (UK)
SPOCK #58
STARLINES #2 (US, 1982.12)
STARLINES #3 (US, 1983.6)
STARLINES #4 (US, 1984.2)
STARLINES #5 (US, 1985.6)
STARLINES #6 (US, 1986.8)
STARSHIP BRITANNICA #1 (US)
STARSHIP BRITANNICA #2 (US)
STRANGE NEW WORLDS
SYNDICATED IMAGES #1 (AU)
SYNDICATED IMAGES #3 (AU, 1985.5)
SYNDICATED IMAGES #6 (AU)
SYZYGY #1 (US)
SYZYGY #2 (US)
SYZYGY #3 (US)
SYZYGY #4 (US)
SYZYGY #5 (US)
TALES FROM THE CLOISTER CHAMBER #1 (UK, 1983)
TEDDY BEAR TIMES (US)
TEMPORAL TIMES #1
TERMINAL (UK)
TEXAS REVELATIONS #2 (US)
TEXAS REVELATIONS #3 (US)
T'SALTA #1 (AU)
T'SALTA #2 (AU, 1984.12)
[Time Distort #1 (mm but mostly B7) see all-B7 list]
[Time Distort #1 (all-B7 issue of mm zine) see all-B7 list]
ULTIMATE MARY SUE (ST & B7 Mary Sue stories; US, 1991 or before)
THE VISITOR #1 (UK, 1983.1)
THE VISITOR #2 (UK, 1983.7)
WARP NINE #10
WHATEVER WORKS #1 (US, 1986.12)
WHO'S/BLAKE #1 (CN, 1987.2)
WHO'S/BLAKE #2 (CN)
WHO'S/BLAKE #3 (CN, 1989.9)
WHO'S/BLAKE #5 (CN)
WIDE OPEN SPACES #10 (US, 1988)
ZINE AID #1 (UK, mid-1980s)
ZINE AID #2 (UK, mid-1980s)
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