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You only sing when you're winning
by Alison Page 24 May '01

24 May '01

Iain W said - > Surely Vila would have a > replica shirt - probably Man City :-). well, I'd say that: Vila supports Villa Blake, Arsenal (big, solid, capable of inspiring fanatical loyalty and hatred) Avon, Manchester United (dresses in red, highly effective, almost too popular) Servalan, Leeds United (vicious in white) Tarrant, Chelsea (glamour on legs) Cally, Liverpool ('You'll never walk alone') Dayna, probably Ipswich ('Where did they come from and why are they beating everyone else?') Gan is Wimbledon (certain factions will be glad to know their nickname is 'the crazy gang') Travis is Millwall ('No-one likes us, we don't care') Jenna prefers Rugby Union Alison ********************************************************************** This email and any files transmitted with it are confidential and intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the system manager. This footnote also confirms that this email message has been swept by MIMEsweeper for the presence of computer viruses. www.mimesweeper.com **********************************************************************

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Quotable B7
by Rita d' Orac 24 May '01

24 May '01

Leia Fee <Sha_Ka_Ree(a)compuserve.com> wrote: > > Actually I put rather a lot of B7 sounds clips on the website I do for the > reenactment group I'm with. I put a section on the site of quotes > fromvarious series that just transplanted sooo well into a reenactment > context. I think the B7 ones outnumber the rest by a significant margin. > > Leia > ...and I'm sad enough to have the Orac hum as my Windows start up music. Windows shut down is Orac's "I am closing down. I have much to do. You have engaged my circuits on your petty affairs for far too long". ===== rita d'orac "If you think of this mouse as a space captain..." http://www.vilaworld.com ____________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.co.uk address at http://mail.yahoo.co.uk or your free @yahoo.ie address at http://mail.yahoo.ie

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Re: [B7L] Forwarded from Fiona Moore
by Tavia 24 May '01

24 May '01

Annie wrote: >I find it very interesting that ... this post was made to the Lyst >at the exact moment when many of us are off to MediaWest I can assure you that the timing is coincidental. To those of us in the UK unlucky enough not to be able to attend MediaWest, its dates don't perhaps assume the importance that they should. I can't comment on the other points, other than to say, I don't in any way condone what's happened to you, Annie, or any others hurt by the fall-out of this affair. I just believe that, in view of the seriousness of the accusations, it is wise to ensure that the true culprit is blamed. As Sarah eloquently pointed out, the consequences could be highly detrimental to Fiona Moore's career. I can only reiterate, I'm acting in good faith; I'm not an associate of anyone else, on this Lyst or elsewhere; in the past several years I've posted to electronic mailing lists only from the present e-mail address; I've never met Fiona Moore; I've never corresponded with 'Jenny Kaye' except on this Lyst. And, while I am based in the UK, those more versed in UK university politics than I should be able to assure you that I'm the *other* shade of blue from Fiona.... Tavia Chalcraft

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Re: [B7L] Forwarded from Fiona Moore
by Ashton7＠aol.com 24 May '01

24 May '01

I find it very interesting that: a) this post was made to the Lyst at the exact moment when many of us are off to MediaWest (ah, but many of us have our laptops along! <g>) b) I haven't heard directly from Fiona Moore or the supposed "authorities" she has contacted regarding the attacks on my accounts and website c) The newsgroup where the attack was launched is one frequented by Fiona long before this happened and is linked from her website. d) THe authorities I have already contacted at Oxford were unaware of anything, much less any "reports" from Fiona that her accounts had been hacked. e) Since "Jenny" has now proceeded to making physical threats, I intend to follow the advice of the cyber stalking agencies I have contacted. As soon as I return from Mediawest, I will be calling the local police and anyone else they advised. The IP address of "Jenny", btw, traces to Oxford University. Annie

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Zine lists, post 4 of 5: Nonfiction zines
by Sarah Thompson 24 May '01

24 May '01

(This one is the least carefully compiled and the most likely to have errors or omissions. -- S.T.) B7 ZINE LIST C ALL-B7 NONFICTION ZINES (not including apas) Calendars-- art Calendar by Karen River, 8/87-7/88 (US) Calendar by Karen River, 8/88-12/89 (US) 1989 calendar by Marianne Plumridge THE BLAKE'S 7 CARTOON CALENDAR 1991 (Kathy Hanson) B7 91-92 Fantasy Calendar (art by Renae) THE 1992 BIZARRO CARTOON CALENDAR (Leah Rosenthal; US) 1993 calendar by Marianne Plumridge 1994 Blakes 7 Diary (Enarrare; AU) 1995 B7 CARTOON CALENDAR (Kathy Hanson) Calendars-- photos Blakes 7 Calendar 1983 (Australasian Doctor Who Fan Club and New Horizons) Avon club calendar, 1998 Cartoons and coloring books THE BIZARRO COLORING ALBUM (Leah Rosenthal; US) THE HORIZON B7 COLOURING BOOK (UK) THE CRAZED SEVENER'S GUIDE TO TRAVELING TO A B7 CON (cartoons by Julie Nowak; US, 1987.7) RESTAL'S RULES OF ORDER (cartoons; 58 pictures by 10 artists; US, 1989) STAYING IN AND SURVIVING IT (convention guide; cartoons by Julie Nowak; US) Games and puzzles THE B7 ROLE PLAYING GAME (Horizon; UK) PUZZLINE ONE (puzzles; US, 1990?) THE SLOTHFUL REBEL'S GUIDE TO HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT (AU? 1990s?) TRIVIAL PURSUIT-SHIP (B7 questions to be used with Trivial Pursuit; Jean Graham; US) Food and drink B7 BARTENDER'S GUIDE THE FEDERATION GOURMET (cookbook; US) Con program books and other con publications D.S.V. (US, 1988) DELIVERANCE 98 EXHIBITION CATALOGUE (UK, 1998.3) DELIVERANCE 98 PROGRAMME GUIDE (UK, 1998.3) DELIVERANCE 98 SOUVENIR BROCHURE (UK, 1998.3) EDGECON PROGRAMME BOOKLET (UK, 1982) EVENT HORIZON (AU, 1995) FREEDOM CITY (US) SCORPIO 7 (US) TEAL-VANDOR '81 (UK, 1981) Actors, interviews, etc. A BIOGRAPHY OF PAUL AND JANET (Avon club; UK) BLAKE SOMETHING (Paul Darrow; booklet published by Creation Con, ca. 1987) BLYTHE SPIRITS (fiction, but not B7; story by Gareth Thomas; US) THE CAST INDEX (actor list, compiled by Barbara Hamilton Fletcher and Carole K. Bede; Avon club; UK, 1991?) CAUGHT IN THE ACT (expanded version of A BIOGRAPHY OF PAUL AND JANET; Avon club; UK, 1999) HORIZON INTERVIEWS (reprinted from early issues of HORIZON NEWSLETTER; UK, 1988.3) [Memoirs fans' stories of actors at cons; planned but never published?; US, 1988] ORACLE (interviews etc.; first edition by Seveners, UK; republished by Horizon, UK; also bootleg US edition) PAUL DARROW IN SAN DIEGO PHOTO BOOK (ed. Jean Graham; US) TERMINAL: A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT BLAKE'S SEVEN (interviews, ed. Joe Nazzaro; US) WHO WAS THAT MASKED MAN #3 (info on actors' other roles; B7 volume of mm series; ed. Janet Ellicott; UK) Reference-- the show THE BLAKE'S 7 COSTUME INDEX (Jean Graham; US) BLAKE'S 7: AN APPRECIATION #1: THE WAY BACK (ed. Alan Early; UK, 1984.7) BLAKE'S 7: AN APPRECIATION #2: SPACEFALL (ed. Alan Early; UK, 1984.10) BLAKE'S 7: A PRIMER (compiled by Liberator Popular Front, ed. Deborah M. Walsh; US, 1981) DATA FILES: CYGNUS ALPHA, TIME SQUAD (ed. David Metcalfe; continuation of BLAKE'S 7: AN APPRECIATION; UK) A FAN'S GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7 (one-sheet compact guide by Deborah M. Walsh; second edition, October 1986) A GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7, Vol. 1, Series 1 (Mary A. Fall & Deborah M. Walsh; US, 1982) A GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7, Vol. 2, Series 2 (Mary A. Fall & Deborah M. Walsh; US, 1982) A GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7, Vol. 3, Series 3 (Mary A. Fall & Deborah M. Walsh; US, 1983) THE HORIZON B7 TECHNICAL MANUAL, Parts 1, 2, 3 (UK) THE LIBERATOR JOURNAL (technical manual by Mark Lang et al; AU, 1984) SCORPIO CLIP GUN INSTRUCTION (Denise Baker; Avon club; UK, 1991?) SEVENCYCLOPEDIA (Neil Faulkner; UK, 1996) TARIAL CELL #1-2 (Peter Anghelides, Peter G. Lovelady, and Anthony Murray; directory to Series 1-2; #s 3-4 not published; UK; first edition: Horizon, 1981; revised edition : Frontier Worlds, 1982) WELCOME TO "BLAKE'S 7" (general guide to the show and the fandom, by Blake's 7 Welcommittee, ed. Janet Ellicott; UK) Reference-- the fan fiction BLAKE'S 7 A-Z (Emma Abraham; zine index with story synopses, 1984; US) BLAKESINDEX (bibliography, compiled by Bill Hupe; US, 1996) A GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7 EROTICA (bibliography, compiled by S. E. Thompson; US, 1996) A GUIDE TO BLAKE'S 7 EROTICA, Vol. 2 (bibliography, compiled by S. E. Thompson; US, 1999) IMHO #1, 2 (reviews, ed. Ann Wortham; US) Newsletters and letterzines ALTAZINE #0-6 (letterzine, ed. Neil Faulkner; UK) ASPECTS #1.1 - 4.4 (PDAS club newsletter; 16 issues quarterly 1988-1992; US) AVALON'S NEWSLETTER (includes short fiction; UK, 1982?) AVON #1-75 ongoing (club newsletter; some issues have short fiction; UK) B7 WELCOMMITTEE (newsletter, ed. Janet Ellicott; UK) BBC (Bored without Blake's Committee) TIMES (club newsletter; some issues have short fiction; US, 1981-?) THE BLAKE'S 7 REVIEW (quarterly newsletter of Freedom Party Services; UK) CENTERO #1-18 (letterzine, including short fiction; ed. Nikki White; AU, 1982-); and #19-77 ongoing as a multimedia apa CEPHLON (successor to REVEL TIMES; newsletter, ed. Jean Graham; US, ?-1996.12) CYPHER (newsletter of Liberator Australia club) DOWN & SAFE #1 (Nov. 1992; newsletter of Blake's Islanders club, Channel Islands) FEDERATION ARCHIVES (letterzine of Lost Seska club, ed. Linda Terrell; US) FREEDOM CITY GAZETTE #1-8, Fall '87 Special, Winter '89 Special (newsletter, ed. Joe Nazzaro; US) GATHERING (a Paul Darrow fan club; UK) HORIZON LETTERZINE #1-21 ongoing (UK) HORIZON NEWSLETTER #1-39 ongoing (some issues have short fiction; UK, 1980-) INFORMATION FROM THE ELEVENTH SECTOR (newsletter of Star One club, Bay area; US) LIBERATION (monthly newsletter of Liberation Ltd. club, Chicago; US) LIBERATOR POPULAR FRONT NEWSLETTER (24 issues; some issues have short fiction; UK, 1979.12 - 1986.1) THE LIBERATOR'S LOG (monthly newsletter of Cygnus Alphans; some issues have short fiction; US, monthly 1987.6 - 1992.9) LINK-UP (newsletter of Link-Up, Blake's Seven and Doctor Who Fan Club and The Official Josette Simon Fan Club; UK, 1983-?) THE NEUTRAL ARBITER (letterzine, ed. Pat Nussman and Sherri Fillingham; 7 issues plus final issue published as a special issue of Revel Times; US) NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND (newsletter of Blake's Several club) ON THE ROCKS (newsletter of the Sopron Alliance, monthly 1988-1993; US) ORACLE (club newsletter; includes fiction) ORAC'S ODDITIES (articles, ads, etc.; 3 issues; ed. Joyce Bowen; US) PHASE (newsletter of Aftermath club; AU) PRESSURE POINT #1-12 (letterzine, ed. Pat Nussman; US) RESISTANCE COMMUNIQUE (newsletter of Seveners club; UK, 1978-?) REVEL TIMES (newsletter of Blake's Revels club, ed. Jean Graham; US) THE RIGHT STUFF (newsletter of North American Friends of Paul Darrow; 16 issues quarterly 1988-1992; US) RUMOURS (newsletter of New Horizons club; AU, 1981-83?) SIGNALS FROM SCORPIO (newsletter of Scorpio club; US) THE SYSTEM (newsletter of The System club; at least 3 issues; some short fiction; AU, 1987-?) TARRIEL CELL 1-? ongoing (newsletter of ORAC club; US) TIME DISTORT (newsletter of Star One, B7/DW club in Sydney; at least 5 issues; AU, 1986-?) VILAWORLD 1-? (club newsletter; some issues have short fiction; UK) XENON SIGNALS (newsletter of Liberator Atlanta club; US) YOKO SCRUM #1-3 and The Reprint (newsletter with fiction; UK, 1985) ZENITH (newsletter with fiction; UK, 2000) MULTIMEDIA NONFICTION ZINES WITH B7 MATERIAL ADZINE (ed. Janet Ellicott; UK) ANGLOFILE (US newsletter on British media) BLINOVITCH (B7-DW nonfiction; UK) CRITICAL MASS (mm fanzine reviews; Green Dragon Press; UK, 1982-?) CYGNUS ALPHA (UK) GAZ (= The Generic Ad Zine; US) HYPERTENSION (adzine, ed. Lana Brown; NZ) MEDIA MONITOR (adzine; US) ORPHAN #1-2 (articles on SF TV; ed. Daniel Tilley; UK) OUTER ZONE (mm newsletter; UK) POPSTAND EXPRESS (adzine) THE PRYDONIAN RENEGADE (newsletter of the Prydonians of Princeton club; US) THE TARRIEL CELL #1-8 +? (Jonathon Burt; episode guides, one per issue, plus articles on other series; UK) ZINE SCENE (adzine, ed. Ann Wortham; US)

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Zine lists, post 3 of 5: Multimedia genzines with B7
by Sarah Thompson 24 May '01

24 May '01

B7 ZINE LIST B MULTIMEDIA GEN FICTION AND POETRY ZINES WITH B7 CONTENT AIRWAVES #1 (UK, 1984.12) AIRWAVES #3 (UK, 1985.12) AIRWAVES #4 (UK, 1986.3) AIRWAVES #5 (UK, 1986.7) AIRWAVES #6 (UK, 1986.11) AIRWAVES #7 (UK, 1987.3) AIRWAVES #10 (UK, 1988.3) AIRWAVES #13 (UK, 1989.3) AIRWAVES #14 (B7 poetry only; UK, 1989.7) AIRWAVES #15 (UK, 1989.11) AIRWAVES #16 (UK, 1990.3) AIRWAVES #17 (UK, 1990.8) AIRWAVES #18 (UK, 1991.1) AIRWAVES #19 (UK, 1991.4) AIRWAVES #20 (UK, 1991.7) AIRWAVES #21 (UK, 1991.10) AIRWAVES #22 (UK, 1992.2) AIRWAVES #23 (UK, 1992.5) AIRWAVES #24 (UK, 1992.5) AIRWAVES #26 (UK, 1992.9) AIRWAVES #29 (UK, 1993.12) AIRWAVES #30 (UK, 1994.3) AIRWAVES #31 (UK, 1994.3) AIRWAVES #32 (UK, 1994.6) AIRWAVES #33 (UK, 1994.9) AIRWAVES #34 (B7 poetry only; UK, 1994.9) AIRWAVES #35 (UK, 1994.12) AIRWAVES #36 (UK, 1994.12) AIRWAVES #37 (UK, 1995.3) AIRWAVES #38 (B7 poetry only; UK, 1995.3) AIRWAVES #39 (UK, 1995.6) AIRWAVES #40 (UK, 1995.9) AIRWAVES #41 (B7 poetry only; UK, 1995.12) AIRWAVES #43 (UK, 1996.7) AIRWAVES #44 (UK, 1996.11) AIRWAVES #46 (UK, 1997.9) ALMOST ANYTHING GOES AROUND TWICE! (Vol. 2 ?) (US, 1986.7) ANGLO FILE (US, 1985) ANYTHING GOES #3 (B7 poetry only, US, 1994.4) [B7 Complex #s 2, 5, 6/7 (mm issues of B7 zine; mostly B7) see all-B7 list] BADLANDS #1 (mostly B7; CN, 1994) BADLANDS #2 (mostly B7; CN, 1995.3) BADLANDS #3 (mostly B7; CN, 1995.5) BADLANDS #4 (mostly B7; CN, 1995) BADLANDS #5 (CN, 1996) BANZINE #1 (US, 1989) BANZINE #2 (US, 1991) BEHIND THE BLUE DOOR (DW-B7; US, 1988?) BEYOND IMAGINATION #1 (mm poetry, incl. B7; UK, 1987?) BEYOND IMAGINATION #2 (mm poetry, incl. B7; UK, 1988?) BLAKE'S BARF BAG (mostly B7; humor; US, 1989.5) CAMHANACH (UK, 1978?) THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #9 (US, 1993) THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #10 (US, 1994) THE CELESTIAL TOYBOX #11 (US, 1995) CHANGING CHANNELS #2 (US, 1992) CHRONICLE #1 (DW-B7; UK, 1987.12) CHRONICLE #2 (UK, 1988.4) CHRONICLE #3 (UK, 1988.10) CHRONICLE #4 (UK, 1990.3) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #55 (US, 1987.4) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #61 (US, 1988.10) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #67 (B7 poetry only; US, 1990.4) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #68 (B7 poetry only; US, 1990.7) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #69 (B7 poetry only; US, 1990.10) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #71 (B7 poetry only; US, 1991.4) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #72 (B7 poetry only; US, 1991.7) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #73 (US, 1991.10) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #74 (B7 poetry only; US, 1992.1) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #76 (US, 1994.10) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #77 (US, 1995.1) CLIPPER TRADE SHIP #78/79 (US, 1997.12) COLLECTED TALES FROM THE REBEL'S RETURN (reprint of B7 zine TALES FROM THE REBEL'S RETURN, plus non-B7 stories reprinted from ENIGMA; UK, 1999) COMMUNICATIONS CONSOLE COMPANIONS (AU) [Conquest #s 2 and 3 (mm issues of B7 zine) see all-B7 list] CONSTELLATION (#1): GEMINI (UK, 1979) CONSTELLATION (#2): VIRGO (UK) CRAZY QUILT #2 (B7 poetry only; US, 1994.5) CROSSIGNALS #1 (US, 1989) CROSSIGNALS #3 (US, 1990.7) CROSSROADS I (US, 1990?) CROSSROADS II (US, 1991) CROSSROADS III (US, 1992?) [Dark Heroes planned but never published? US, 1988] DESTINY #1 (not the same as 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, 1985.4) DESTINY #8 (UK) DESTINY #9 (UK) DIAL S #3, Vol. 1 (US) DIMENSIONALLY TRANSCENDENTAL #1 (US, 1982.12) DISTORTED REFLECTIONS (US) DIVERSE DIMENSIONS #3 (US, 1983.5) DIVERSE DIMENSIONS #4 (US, 1983.12) DREAMS INC. #2 (B7 poetry and nonfiction only; US, 1981.10- 11) DREAMS INC. #3/4 (US, 1982.1-4) EARTHVOICE (Earthsearch-B7-DW; UK, 1984) EARTHWINGS EDGEZINE (stories from Con at the Edge of the World, aka Edgecon; UK, 1982) ENARRARE #1 (AU, 1986?) ENARRARE #2 (AU, 1986?) ENARRARE #3 (AU, 1987) ENARRARE #4 (AU, 1987) ENARRARE #5 (AU, 1987) ENARRARE #6 (AU, 1987) ENARRARE #7 (AU, 1987) ENARRARE #8 (AU, 1992) ENARRARE #9 (AU, 1998) ENCHIRIDION #1 (Con Amore zine; mostly B7; AU, 1984.8) ENCHIRIDION #2 (Con Amore zine; mostly B7; AU, 1985) ENCHIRIDION #3 (Con Amore zine; mostly B7; AU, 1986) ENIGMA #1 (UK, 1981) ENIGMA #2 (UK, 1981) ENIGMA #3 (UK, 1981) ENIGMA #5 (UK, 1982.5) ENIGMA #6 (UK, 1983) ENIGMA #10 (no B7 in #s 7-9; UK, 1986) ENIGMA #11 (UK) ENIGMA #13 (UK) ERRANTRY #1 (US, 1983.5) ERRANTRY #2 (US, 1984.5) EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK #1 (US, 1985.5) EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK #3 (US, 1987.7) EVERYTHING BUT THE KITCHEN SINK #4 (US, 1989.5) FACE FORWARD #1 (US, 1994.5) FACE FORWARD #2 (US, 1995.5) FANTASIA #1 (US, 1988.1) FANTASIA #2: The One That Got Away (US, 1988.8) FANTASIA #3: Oops! (US, 1989.7) FANTAZY #3 (US, 1986.5) THE FEDERATION TROOPERS' GLEE CLUB FILK BOOK (filks; mm, but mostly B7; AU, 1995) FICTION FILE #1 (UK?, 1995) FICTION FILE #2 (UK?, 1995) FICTION FILE #6 (UK?, 1996) FICTION FILE #7 (UK?, 1996) FIVE HUNDRED YEAR DIARY (multiple crossover; cartoons by Paul Gadzikowski; US, 1989) FRAK #1 (UK, 1981.8) FRAK #2 (UK, 1982?; #3 is all BG) FRAK #4 (UK, 1983?) FRAK #5 (B7 poetry only; UK, 1984.4) FRAK #10 (UK, 1988?) FRONTIER WORLDS #1 (B7-DW; UK, 1979?) FRONTIER WORLDS #1-4 (reprint) FRONTIER WORLDS #2 (UK, 1980) FRONTIER WORLDS #3 (UK, 1980) FRONTIER WORLDS #4 (UK, 1980) FRONTIER WORLDS #5 (UK, 1980.9) FRONTIER WORLDS #5-6 (reprint) FRONTIER WORLDS #6 (UK, 1980.12) FRONTIER WORLDS #7/8 (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, 1983.1) FRONTIER WORLDS #17 (UK, 1983.5) FRONTIER WORLDS #18 (UK, 1984.2) THE GARDEN SPOT OF CETI ALPHA V (AU, 1988) GATEWAY TO TIME #4 (no B7 in earlier issues; US, 1988) GATEWAY TO TIME #5 (B7 poetry only; US, 1989) IGAREBALL (UK?) IMAGES (B7-DW; UK, 1981?) IMAGINE THAT (CN, 1992.9) INTEGRITY (US, 1991) JOVANKAN LIBERATORS #1 (B7-DW; UK, 1985) KNIGHT 2000 #10 (KR zine with KR/DW/B7 story; UK, 1987) LIGHT IS JUST NOW REACHIN' EARTH (US, 1987) LIONS AND TIGERS AND ZINES, OH MY #1 (B7 poetry and art only; US, 1993) LIONS AND TIGERS AND ZINES, OH MY #2 (B7 art only; US, 1994) LINK-UP (B7-DW newsletter with fiction; UK) [Lodestar #s 4-5 (mm issues of B7 zine) see all-B7 list] MEDTREK '82 OFFICIAL CON FANZINE (fiction zine of Medtrek convention; AU, 1982) MEDTREK 84 FANZINE (fiction zine of Medtrek convention; mostly B7; AU, 1984) MEDTREK 1991 FANZINE (fiction zine of Medtrek convention; AU, 1991) MEGAZINE #1 (AU, 1987?) MEGAZINE #2 (AU) MELANGE #8 (US, 1986) METALUNA #3 (AU, 198?) METALUNA #13 (AU, 1987?) MULTIVERSE #8 (no B7 in earlier issues; AU, 1982.8) MULTIVERSE #9 (AU, 1982.11) MULTIVERSE #10 (AU, 1983.6) MULTIVERSE #11 (AU, 1984.2) MULTIVERSE #12 (AU, 1984.8) MULTIVERSE #13 (AU, 1985.3) MULTIVERSE #14 (AU, 1986.1) MULTIVERSE #15 (AU, 1986.8) MULTIVERSE #16 (AU, 1987.4) MULTIVERSE #17 (AU, 1987.9) MULTIVERSE #18 (AU, 1988.5) MULTIVERSE #19 (AU, 1988.9) MULTIVERSE #20 (AU, 1989.2) MULTIVERSE #21 (AU, 1989.12) MULTIVERSE #22 (AU, 1990.7) MULTIVERSE #23 (AU, 1991.7) MULTIVERSE #24 (AU, 1992.7) MULTIVERSE #25 (AU, 1993.3) MULTIVERSE #26 (AU, 1994.4) MULTIVERSE #27 (AU, 1994.11) MULTIVERSE #28 (AU, 1996.1) MULTIVERSE #29 (AU, 1996.11) NEW WORLDS OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #5 (US) OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #8 (US, 1992.9) OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #12 (B7 poetry only; US, 1997.5) OF DREAMS AND SCHEMES #15 (B7 poetry only; US, 2000.5) OH BOY! #1 (QL zine with crossover story; US, 1991.5) ON THE DOUBLE #21 (US) ON THE DOUBLE #22 (US) ORPHAN #1 (SF media; UK, 1995?) ORPHAN #2 (SF media; UK, 1995?) ORPHAN #4 (no B7 in #3; SF media; UK, 1997?) 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) PEERS OF THE REALM (US, 1990.7) PERIHELION #1 (B7 poetry only; US, 1986?) PERIHELION #2 (almost-all-B7 issue of mm zine; US, 1988) PORTALS #3 (B7 art and nonfiction only; Vol. 2, no. 1; US, 1987) PORTALS #4 (Vol. 2, no. 2; US, 1987) PORTALS #5 (Vol. 3, no. 1; US, 1988) PORTALS #6 (Vol. 3, no. 2; US, 1988.10) PORTALS #7 (final issue; US, 1990.10) [Prelude mm zine about children, including B7; planned but never published? US, 1988] PRIME TIME #1 (US, 1986.5) PRIME TIME #2 (US, 1987.1) PRIME TIME #3 (US, 1987.10) PRIME TIME #4 (US, 1988.5) PRIME TIME #6 (US, 1989.11; no B7 in #5) PRIME TIME #7 (US, 1991.4) PROFESSIONAL HILARITY (DE, 1999) PYWACKET'S ECLECTICA (US, 1997.4) 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) RAT'S TALES #1 (UK, 1986) RAT'S TALES #2 (UK, 1987?) REFRACTIONS #1 (AU, 1995.8) REFRACTIONS #2 (AU, 1996.4) REFRACTIONS #3 (B7 poetry only; AU, 1997.6) REFRACTIONS #5 (AU, 1998.3) REFRACTIONS #6 (B7 poetry only; AU, 1999.4) REMOTE CONTROL #1 (US, 1991) REMOTE CONTROL #3 (B7 poetry only; US, 1993.5) REMOTE CONTROL #4 (US, 1993) REMOTE CONTROL #10 (US, 1998.5) RERUN #5, Vols. 1-2 (B7 poetry and art only; US, 1987; no B7 in #s 2-4) RERUN #7 (B7 poetry only; US, 1989; no B7 in #6) RERUN #8 (B7 poetry only; US, 1990; no B7 in #s 11-12) RETURN OF SCENARIO (US, 1986.6) ROBOTS, REBELS AND RENEGADES #9.1 (US, Spring 1995) [Scenario #2 see RETURN OF SCENARIO] SCORPIO-5 SOUVENIR ZINE (mostly B7; US, 1988?) SERENDIPITOUS SCENARIOS #1 (US, 1990.5) SERENDIPITOUS SCENARIOS #2 (US, 1991) SERENDIPITOUS SCENARIOS #3 (US, 1994.7) SHADOWSTAR #21/22 (spring/summer US, 1986) SHADOWSTAR #23 (US, fall 1986) SHERWOOD TUNNELS #5 (formerly WHO'S/BLAKE; CN, 1990) SHERWOOD TUNNELS #6 (CN, 1991?) SHERWOOD TUNNELS #7 (CN, 1992?; no B7 in #8) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #2 (#1 was all DW; US, 1987) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #3 (US, 1987) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #4 (US, 1988) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #5 (US, 1989.6) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #6 (US, 1990.7) THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER #7 (US, 1992.11; no B7 in #8) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #1 (US, 1985.8) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #2 (US, 1986.8) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #3 (US, 1987.5) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #4 (US, 1988.5) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #5 (US, 1993.3) SOUTHERN LIGHTS #6 (US, 1993.5) THE SPACE MUSEUM #1 (DW-B7-HHGG; UK, 1980) THE SPACE MUSEUM #2 (UK, 1980) SPACE RAT #1 (B7-DW-HHGG; UK, 1982?) SPACE RAT #2 (UK, 1982?) SPACE RAT #3 (UK, 1983?) SPACE RAT #4 (UK, 1983?) SPACE RAT #5 (UK, 1984?) SPACE RAT #6 (UK, 1984) SPACE RAT #7 (UK, 1984) SPACE RAT #8 (UK, 1985) SPOCK #58 (ST zine with crossover story; AU?) 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, 1982?) STARSHIP BRITANNICA #2 (US, 1983?) STARSHIP BRITANNICA #3 (US, 1987.2) [Starship Britannica #4: Motley Crew (all B7/other crossovers) included in MAGNIFICENT SEVEN #9; see all-B7 list] STRANGE NEW WORLDS STRAWBERRY FILKS FOREVER (mm filks, including B7; AU, 1984) SUBSPACE CHATTER #3 SYNDICATED IMAGES #1 (AU, 1985.1; no B7 in #2, but there is a combined reprint of 1/2) SYNDICATED IMAGES #3 (AU, 1985.5) SYNDICATED IMAGES #6 (AU, 1985.11) SYZYGY #1 (US, 1987.5) SYZYGY #2 (US, 1987.11) SYZYGY #3 (US, 1988.4) SYZYGY #4 (US, 1989.1) SYZYGY #5 (US, 1991.2) SYZYGY #6 (US, 1993.7) TALES FROM THE CLOISTER CHAMBER #1 (UK, 1983.10) TEDDY BEAR TIMES (US, 1989.7) TEMPORAL TIMES #1 (US, 1991.5; no B7 in #2) TERMINAL #1 (UK, 1984) TERMINAL #2 (UK, 1985) TEXAS REVELATIONS #2 (no B7 in #1; US, 1995.3) TEXAS REVELATIONS #3 (US, 1996.3) [Time Distort #1 (mm, but mostly B7) see all-B7 list] T'SALTA #1 (AU, 1983) T'SALTA #2 (AU, 1984.12) THE ULTIMATE MARY SUE (ST & B7 Mary Sue stories from Eccentricon 87 contest; AU, 1987) UNICORN UNIVERSE (original stories by Edwina Harvey, including some AU characters resembling Avon and Vila; AU, 1985) UNION OF TRAKEN #1 (AU, 1982?) UNI-VERSE #1 (mm poetry, including B7; UK, 1981) UNI-VERSE #2 (mm poetry, including B7; UK, 1981) THE VISITOR #1 (UK, 1983.1) THE VISITOR #2 (UK, 1983.7) THE VISITOR #3 (UK, 1984.4; B7-related nonfiction only) VOICE OF ORACLE #1 (fiction zine of Oracle club; almost all B7; UK, 1983.12) VOICE OF ORACLE #2 (almost all B7; UK, 1984.4) VOICE OF ORACLE #3 (almost all B7; UK, 1984.12) VOICE OF ORACLE #4 (almost all B7; UK, 1985.4) VOICE OF ORACLE #5 (almost all B7; UK, 1986.3) VOICE OF ORACLE #6 (almost all B7; UK, 1987.6) VOICE OF ORACLE #7 (almost all B7; UK, 1988?) VOICES FROM THE PAST (newsletter of The Union of Traken, B7- DW club; includes fiction; US?, late 80s) WARP NINE #10 W.Y.F. (WHAT YOU FANCY) #1 (US, 1988.2) WHATEVER WORKS #1 (US, 1986.12) WHO'S/BLAKE #1 (CN, 1987.2) WHO'S/BLAKE #2 (CN, 1988) WHO'S/BLAKE #3 (CN, 1989.9) WHO'S/BLAKE #4 (CN, 1989.9; issues from #5 on are renamed SHERWOOD TUNNELS) WIDE OPEN SPACES #10 (US, 1986.5) XENOFILKIA #34 (B7 poetry only) XENOZINE #3 (B7-related poetry only; US, 1986) ZINE AID #1 (UK, 1985?) ZINE AID #2 (UK, 1986?) ZINE AID #4 (UK, 1987?)

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Re: [B7L] Re: Gan the potato
by J MacQueen 24 May '01

24 May '01

>From: Harriet Monkhouse <hflysator(a)jarriere.demon.co.uk> >put it in my mind that Avon may be a garlic-stuffed olive. Garlic? Now there's the perfect excuse for any anti-social behaviour on his part. A tidbit: in Sara Midda's book, In And Out Of The Garden, the page on artichokes describes them as elegant and subtle vegetables. I shall leave the TN and the Avon fans to put their case as to the candidate most fitting that description! Regards Joanne (same page reckons artichokes stir up bodily lust - sounds like an equal start to me...) _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

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Re: [B7L] trolls
by Jenny Kaye 24 May '01

24 May '01

WITLESS BACKSTABBING CREEP "Neil Faulkner" wrote: SLASHER Lisa Williams wrote: > > > > > Of course, both types are out there, and it > > > can be difficult to distinguish the "willfully irrational" from the > > > "involuntarily irrational" because the former often imitate the style of > > > the latter, sometimes quite effectively. > > > >Furthermore, when one comes to suspect that the latter might well be the > >case, there develops an ethical imperative not to aggravate the situation > >further, no matter how great the degree of provocation, past, present or > >future. Thank you Neil. You are a backstabbing rat faced son of a pig. You have the brain of a gibbon, the sexual organs of an ant and the facial hair of my grandmother. Your 80k emails are like solidified treacle and your prose style resembles a fucked slug. You are a cowardly traitor.You pretend to wrap yourself in the flag of liberalism but in fact you are a small minded fascist. Your moronic theories on how fast standard by 6 is supposed to be, are wrong, and resembles the ramblings of a small schoolboy who has just been lobotomised by a train.Your feet smell, you eat dandelion leaves and you've got a hairy back. You often dress as a woman and hang around Portsmouth harbour looking for sailors. Your voice is like the mooing of a small cow, and you cut your fingernails with a garden fork. Dogs growl at you in the street, birds shit on you from on high and cats sit on your face at night. You have a prolapsed rectum and a sperm count of minus 42. You spend half your life wrong and the other half denying it. The only amusing thing you ever said was "Wortham/Rosenthal bastards" and you probably stole that off Sally "IMO" Manton. The last romance you had was with a rabbit called Brian, and the last time you washed your bollocks was a week last Thursday. You live on chips and Rice Crispies, and when mice see you they throw themselves onto traps. Basically you are a shit Neil. And if we ever meet I'll do a Prescott on you. Now sod off you treacherous hypocritical bastard, before I really let loose. Ezekiel 25:17 Jenny _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

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Re: [B7L] H&H:
by Sally Manton 23 May '01

23 May '01

Susan Beth, thank you for all of these, they are fascinating. Will get back to you all with some thoughts on them - unfortunately, I appear to have come down with the Dreaded Bug That's Going Around and hard as it is, you'll have to cope without them until the brain unclogs ... ObB7 - ummm, I'm reasonably sure Avon would make the worst patient on the Liberator, with Tarrant (one of your hearty, healthy types who's never sick and therefore a complete pain when he is) running a close second. But what would the rest be like? _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

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The listmaster is busy
by Julia Jones 23 May '01

23 May '01

I emailed Calle a couple of days ago about some Lyst admin matters unrelated to the trolling. The trolling came up in the conversation - he's been so busy at work that he hasn't been able to read the lists for a week or two, and wasn't aware of what was going on, so was a bit bemused by the emails he's had over the last few days. His comments, extracted from irrelevant material: ****** Could you please ask people to contact the abuse desk at her site, if things are really as bad as I'm told? They can do far more than I can <snip> Also, it's not really likely that I'll have time to catch up on lists until some time next week. ****** -- Julia Jones "Science is not about building a body of known 'facts'. It is a method for asking awkward questions and subjecting them to a reality-check, thus avoiding the human tendency to believe whatever makes us feel good." - The Science of Discworld

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