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Trust
by Leia Fee 26 May '01

26 May '01

Jacqui wrote... >>It might interesting to see which characters in B7 refere to trust - Blake (in 'that' quote) >>Neebrox and who else? The time that sprang to my minf was Vila speaking of Gan "He was straightforward, wasn't always expecting to be cheated and double-crossed -- not like us. He trusted people -- he trusted Blake completely. The 'not like us' implies Vila doesn't trust easily (and usually with good reason). He doesn't seem to even trust the rest of the crew demonstrated especially in City at the Edge of the World where he seems quite willing to believe that the others would let Tarrant chuck him off the ship and later is too frightened to swallow the tracer. None of the crew are really good at trust actually but then if I was in their place I probably wouldn't be either. Leia

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Re: [B7L] Eclectic
by Pherber＠aol.com 25 May '01

25 May '01

In a message dated 5/25/01 8:15:15 AM Mountain Daylight Time, susanbeth33(a)pop.mindspring.com writes: > When I see posts by Brits who clearly know where our states are, and how > they differ in climate/industry/way of life I cringe at my ignorance. > What's worse, I don't think I'm outside the American norm in this matter. > Says a lot for our schooling, eh? <sigh> Sad, but true. I loathed geography when I was a kid, mostly because my teachers insisted we draw maps and such, and I was never any good at that. Nina

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Re: [B7L] Lurgies on the Liberator (was H&H)
by Pherber＠aol.com 25 May '01

25 May '01

In a message dated 5/24/01 1:30:51 PM Mountain Daylight Time, jacquispeel(a)netscape.net writes: > Did Orac have the 'I love you' virus in 'Sand'? (g) LOL - Snarly's response to *that* is absolutely one of my all-time favorite Avon moments! I don't think I've ever seen anyone look so absolutely aghast/appalled in my life. <giggle> Nina

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Re: [B7L] Recent Unpleasantness
by Ashton7＠aol.com 25 May '01

25 May '01

In a message dated 05/24/2001 10:06:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time, stephend999(a)yahoo.co.uk writes: << I have been advised by a friend of mine with a considerable amount of experience in the field of Law Enforcement in the UK that speculation on a public mailing list as to the identity of perpetrator(s) of the recent unpleasantness may prejudice any case that Annie wishes to bring. I suggest that as Annie has declared her intention to bring the matter to the attention of the appropriate authorities we leave the matter in their hands. >> Thank you, Stephen, you are absolutely right. I have also been advised that the absolute best thing to do would be to no longer respond to the "trolls," whomever they may really be. As soon as I return from Mediawest, I will be talking to the proper authorities and I'm certain that everything will eventually be straightened out. Big thank yous to all who expressed concern over the attacks against us and offered sympathy. It is good to know that the majority of the list members do not condone what happened. Annie

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Re: [B7L] The end of President Servalan
by Anna Simpson 25 May '01

25 May '01

At 16:55 24/05/01 +0100, you wrote: >I think her position was under threat before Terminal - hence her >desperation to secure the Liberator, or a new fleet c/o Moloch, though >these frequent away trips probably helped to weaken her power base. But >I don't think she had actually been deposed, because none of the >Liberator crew mentions it. And she seems quite firmly in postion in 'Deathwatch' at least. As usual, it's difficult to tell how much time passes between 'Deathwatch' and the next episode. Also, in Terminal, she *sounds* as though she is still firmly in control: AVON: And you have the best ship in space. SERVALAN: The pattern for a fleet. AVON: You really think you can duplicate the Liberator? SERVALAN: I've assembled a team of scientists who are sure they can. In fact, they've staked their lives on it. And with a fleet like that, I can unite and rule as nobody has ever ruled before. That certainly implies she has a lot of facilities under her control - duplicating Liberator is a *big* task. (And also that, like everyone else, she's forgotten about the cloning tech from 'Moloch'.) (Mind you, that doesn't mean she isn't lying. She has no particular need to, but that doesn't mean much with Servalan.) >Her supposed death at Geddon was evidently >public knowledge in Traitor; Avon and co would have had to be more than >usually incompetent not to have noticed that their best-known enemy had >just been overthrown. However, they apparently did because the crew are clearly surprised to find her alive in 'Traitor' *because* they thought she died on the Liberator: TARRANT: You can't afford not to believe me, Avon. AVON: How the hell did she get off the Liberator? TARRANT: I don't know. DAYNA: Look, we both saw her. It was Servalan. Leading to the suggestion that they had no prior reports of her being alive *after* the Liberator. OTOH, we have Servalan in Sand talking to Tarrant, explaining her escape: SERVALAN: The teleport. A malfunction. A power surge. Suddenly I was back on a Federation world. TARRANT: What a lucky little commissioner you are. SERVALAN: Aren't I, though? TARRANT: What happened to the presidency? SERVALAN: It was stolen in my absence. I shall take it back eventually. The absence in question could be one of several - the implication is that it's the absence during which she was at Terminal or (rather more tenuously) that there was some kind of time gap between her disappearing from Liberator and appearing on a Federation world. In 'Traitor', the explanation as to her loss of the presidency is: LEITZ: Servalan? Is Your Excellency certain? PRACTOR: Of course, I knew her well. Killed in the rear-guard action at Gedden. LEITZ: I knew she was reported dead, sir. I never heard any details. PRACTOR: There was a great deal of confusion when the High Council were restored to power. Most of the Old Guard were killed in the fighting. They remained loyal to Servalan right till the end. One point is that Practor is claiming a personal friendship with Servalan (not something to boast about at this point, so let's assume he means it). It's possible that he has information that isn't officially acknowledged or recorded by the Federation and hence is out of Orac's purview. Later, in 'Animals', Servalan is described as 'a non person', implying that a certain amount of eradication of her name and memory has been carried out (and at whose instigation, I wonder?) Or it's possible that he's claiming knowledge he doesn't have just to make an impression. It's not out of character for him. However, Leitz says that he'd heard her as reported dead which implies that she was previously reported as alive during the overthrow. >Harriet love Anna

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Re: Corgi Liberator
by Steve Rogerson 25 May '01

25 May '01

Just had a look at my two unpackaged ones, and neither are blue green. One is white like the proper colours and the other is silver with yellow trim. The silver one is the one that is sold with something else. Don't know about the blue green one. -- cheers Steve Rogerson http://homepages.poptel.org.uk/steve.rogerson Redemption 03, 21-23 February 2003, Ashford, Kent Celebrating 25 years of Blake's 7 and 10 years of Babylon 5 http://www.smof.com/redemption

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Re: Corgi Liberator
by Steve Rogerson 25 May '01

25 May '01

Unboxed, they tend to sell around the ten pound mark, both kinds, though i have seen some dealers selling them cheaper. I've got one in its original packaging and I paid quite a bit for that, but I've forgotten how much (thankfully). The blue green version was sold in a pack with something else, though I'm not sure what. -- cheers Steve Rogerson http://homepages.poptel.org.uk/steve.rogerson Redemption 03, 21-23 February 2003, Ashford, Kent Celebrating 25 years of Blake's 7 and 10 years of Babylon 5 http://www.smof.com/redemption

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Zine lists, post 5 of 5: adult, slash, and mixed zines
by Sarah Thompson 25 May '01

25 May '01

A correction to the nonfiction list: I forgot to add brand-new Horizon NL #40. Sorry! Well, I did say that list was the least accurate (excuses, excuses). B7 ZINE LIST D ALL-B7 FICTION ZINES, ADULT, SLASH, AND MIXED Definitions, based on common fannish usage: gen = general audiences, all ages adult = heterosexual sex or romance, generally R to X- rated (non-explicit heterosexual stories are usually considered gen) slash = homosexual sex or romance, any rating (however, some gen zines include stories with non-explicit homosexual plot elements) [Across the Universe #1: Shadows (novella) planned but never published? adult; US, 1989] [Alpha & Omega (successor to LOVE & SACRIFICE) planned but never published slash; US, 1995] ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #1 (adult; UK, 1978) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #2 (adult; UK, 1978) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #3 (adult; UK, 1978?) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #4 (adult; UK, 1980?) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #5 (adult; UK, 1982?) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #6 (adult; UK, 1983) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #7 (adult; UK, 1984) ALTERNATIVE SEVEN #8 (adult; UK, 1985) AMARE #2: Cross-Switch (novella by Ros Williams; B7 issue of mm zine; adult; UK) [Angelfood planned but never published slash; US, 1997] AQUATAR #1 (adult and slash; US, 1988.12) AQUATAR #2 (adult and slash; US, 1990.6) AVON, ANYONE? (adult and slash, mostly with Avon; US, 1987?) AVON CALLING I (slash and some adult; US, 1990) AVON CALLING II: AVON CALLS AGAIN (slash and some adult; US, 1991) AVON CALLING III: AVON CALLS ONCE MORE/PERCHANCE TO DREAM (slash; US, 1994.1) AVON'S GADGET WORKS (adult and slash; US) BEFORE AND AFTER (slash, all A/B; US, 1991?) BEND ME, SHAPE ME (slash; assorted stories by Nova, all including A/B; AU, 2000.5) THE BIG B7 ZINE (mixed gen, adult, and slash, but mostly slash; US, 1993) THE BIG BOY'S BOOK OF 1001 THINGS TO DO IN ZERO GRAVITY WITH A FEDERATION HAND BLASTER (assorted stories by Oriole Throckmorton; slash and adult; UK, 1983.8) BLAKE, RABBLE & ROLL #2 (mixed gen and slash; issues #1 & 3 are all gen; US, 1990.10) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #1 (adult and slash; one gen story; AU, 1986.3) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #2 (adult and slash; one gen story; AU, 1986.9) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #3 (adult and slash; AU, 1987.3) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #4 (adult and slash; AU, 1987) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #5 (adult and slash; AU, 1988.8) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #6 (adult and slash; AU, 1989) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #7: Old Friends (novella by Moira Dahlberg; adult; AU, 1989.11) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #8 (adult and slash; AU, 1992.5) BLAKE'S SEVEN: THE OTHER SIDE #9 (gen, adult, and slash; AU, 1993.2) THE BONDSTONE (novella by Paula; slash and adult; revised reprint from QUICKSILVER RISING #2; US, 1993.5) CARELESS WHISPERS (novel by S. Lewis; slash; US, 1992) COMA AVON NIGHTS or Kiss of the Avon Lady (novella by Willa Shakespeare; slash and adult; humor; US, 1998) A COMPANION FOR MY DEATH (novel by Tashery Shannon; adult; US, 1989.6) [Cross-Switch (Ros Williams) see AMARE #2] DARK WINE (novel by Tashery Shannon; adult AU; US, 1997.5) DEADLIER THAN THE MALE (no relation to unpublished genzine of same title; mixed gen, adult, and f/f; US, 1997) DELIRIUM (story by Janet Ellicott; adult; UK, 1978) DIFFERENT DESTINIES #1 (slash and some adult; US, 1989) DOUBLE VISION (assorted stories by Adrian Morgan and Brendan O'Cullane, reprinted from various zines; mixed gen, adult, and slash, but mostly slash; US, 1993) E-MAN-UELLE #1 (slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE #2 (slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE #3 (slash; UK, 1984) E-MAN-UELLE #4 (slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE #5 (slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE #6 (slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE #7 (slash; UK, 1987?) E-MAN-UELLE #8: Puppeteer (Bryn Lantry; slash; UK); revised reprint in HOMOSAPIEN TOO (mm) and as a standalone, PUPPETEER E-MAN-UELLE: COMFORT (M. C.; reprint of serial from #s 1-3; slash; UK) E-MAN-UELLE: SHORT STORIES (reprint of other stories from #s 1-3; slash; UK) THE ENDLESS FARCE (series of stories by Predatrix; slash; UK, 1999.2) EROGENOUS ZINE (assorted stories by Predatrix; slash; UK, 2001) EVASIVE MANEUVERS (mixed gen and slash; US, 1994) FATAL COLLISION (novel by Mary Mozley Robert; adult; US, 1993) FIRE AND ICE #1 (slash, all A/B; US, 1990) FIRE AND ICE #2 (slash, all A/B; US, 1993.1) FIRE AND ICE #3 (slash, all A/B; US, 1995.5) FIRE AND ICE #4 (slash, all A/B; US, 1998.5) FIRE AND ICE #5 (slash, all A/B; US, 1999.5) FIRE AND ICE #6 (slash, all A/B; US, 2000.10) FORBIDDEN STAR #1 (adult and slash; UK, 1995.10) FORBIDDEN STAR #2 (adult and slash; UK, 1997.12) FORBIDDEN STAR #3 (slash and adult; UK, 2001.1) FORBIDDEN ZONE #1 (slash and some adult; US) FORBIDDEN ZONE #2 (slash and some adult; US, 1985?) FORBIDDEN ZONE #3 (slash and some adult; US) FREYA (story by Janet Ellicott; adult; UK, 1978) FROM THE OTHER SIDE (adult; AU, 1981.4) [Gimme Blake! slash and adult; planned but never published; US, 1989] [In Synergy slash, all A/B; planned but never published; US, 1989] INTRIGUING IDEAS (slash, mostly A/V; US, 1989.8) JABBERWOCKY, Vol. 5, Adult/Slash (stories by Paula; adult and slash stories in Jabberwocky series, reprinted from various zines; UK, 1997) LAIDBACK SEVEN #1 (adult; UK, 1982.6) LAIDBACK SEVEN #2 (adult; UK, 1983.1) LAIDBACK SEVEN #3 (adult; UK, 1983.4) LAIDBACK SEVEN #4 (adult; UK, 1983.7) LAIDBACK SEVEN #5 (adult; UK, 1984?) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #1 (humorous adult; US, 1988) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #2 (humorous adult, and one slash story; US, 1989.1) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #3 (humorous adult; US, 1989) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #4 (humorous adult; issues #5-7 are multimedia; US, 1989) LIBERATOR DREAMS (slash; US, 1990?) LIBERATOR FANTASIES (slash, and one gen story; US, 1998) LIBERATOR GENERAL (story by various authors; humorous adult and slash; US, 1999) THE LONG WAY BACK (novel by Melody Clark; slash; sequel to gen novel THE LAST, BEST HOPE; US, 1990?; revised edition, UK, 1997.11) LOVE & SACRIFICE (slash; US, 1995) LUNATIC HEROES (novel by Natasha Solten; slash; US, 1989.6) MAGNIFICENT TAILS (adult and slash; US, 1988.2) MAGNIFICENT TAILS, TOO (adult and slash; US, 1989.2) MAY KING (novel by Susan Cutter; adult and slash; US, 1998.11) THE MEASURE OF AFFECTION (novel by Ros Williams; non-explicit slash; US, 1992) MEMORY-PLAY (novel by Natasha Solten; slash; US, 1990.10) MINDFIRE (novel by Ermentrude Postlethwaite-Smythe; adult and implied slash; first authorized edition, revised from 1979 circuit story, UK, 1998.3) MOON DISC MELANCHOLIA/ONE WAITS (novella and novel by C. K. Smith; adult; US, 1988) NETWORK ENCOUNTERS (various stories by Candra Deneson; slash and some adult; US, 1993.5) [The Night Watch planned but never published? adult; US, 1982] OBLAQUE (slash; US, 1988.10) OBLAQUER (slash; US, 1989.2) OBLAQUEST (slash; US, 1989.10) OBLAQUE IV (slash; US, 1990.4) OBLAQUE V (slash; US, 1991.5) OBLAQUE VI (slash; US, 1993.1) [One Waits see MOON DISC MELANCHOLIA/ONE WAITS] PAULA AND STEVE GO DOWN THE PUB (mixed gen, adult, and slash; UK, 2001) [Perchance to Dream see AVON CALLING III] [Playrebel planned but never published? adult; UK, 1980] PUPPETEER (novella by Bryn Lantry; slash; reprinted from HOMOSAPIEN TOO, revised from original version in E-MAN-UELLE #8; UK, 1995) QUICKSILVER RISING #1 (adult; UK, 1984) QUICKSILVER RISING #2 (adult and slash; UK, 1984) QUICKSILVER RISING #3 (adult; UK, 1985) QUICKSILVER RISING #4 (adult and slash; UK, 1986) REBEL 18+ #1: Shangri-La Love, Part 1 (novella by Elizabeth Everett; adult; UK, 1985.10) REBEL 18+ #2: Shangri-La Love, Part 2 (Elizabeth Everett; adult; UK, 1985?) REBEL 18+ #3: Shangri-La Love, Part 3 (Elizabeth Everett; adult; UK, 1985?) REBEL DESIRES #1 (slash and some adult; US, 1995.1) RESISTANCE #1 (slash; US, 1987.9) RESISTANCE #2 (slash; US, 1988.1) RESISTANCE #3 (slash; US, 1989.1) RESISTANCE #4 (slash; US, 1990.6) RESISTANCE #5 (slash; US, 1991.1) RESISTANCE #6 (slash; US, 1992) RESISTANCE #7 (slash; US, 1993.2) RESISTANCE #8 (slash; US, 1994.8) RETURNED FAVORS (story by Linda Knights[?]; Blake's Seven Re- Release series; reprint from unidentified zine; slash; US, 1997) SEVEN THE HARD WAY (assorted stories, mostly by Carrie Hagen; mixed gen and adult; US, 1987.8) SONGS OF EXPERIENCE (continuation of SONGS OF INNOCENCE; mixed gen and slash, all with Blake; US, 1994.10) SONGS OF INNOCENCE (mixed gen and slash, all with Blake; US, 1993.5) SOUTHERN COMFORT #4.75 (slash and some adult, mostly with Vila; US, 1988.9) SOUTHERN COMFORT #5.5 (adult and slash; US, 1990) SOUTHERN COMFORT #6.5 (adult and slash; US, 1991.4) SOUTHERN COMFORT #7.5 (adult and slash; US, 1993.5) SOUTHERN COMFORT #8.5 (adult and slash; US, 1994.11) SOUTHERN COMFORT #8.75 (slash, all A/V; US, 1994.11) SOUTHERN COMFORT #9.5 (adult and slash; US, 1996.5) SOUTHERN COMFORT #10.5 (adult and slash; US, 1999.5) SOUTHERN COMFORT #11.5 (adult and slash; US, 1999.5) SOUTHERN LIGHTS SPECIAL #2.5 (adult and slash; US, 1986.3) SOUTHERN LIGHTS SPECIAL #3.5 (adult and slash; US, 1987.4) SOUTHERN LIGHTS SPECIAL #3.75 (slash, all A/V; US, 1987.9) SOUTHERN LIGHTS SPECIAL #4.5 (adult and slash; US, 1988.3) STARGATE #2 (all-B7 issue of mm zine; adult; UK, early 1980s) STRAIGHT BLAKE'S #1 (adult; US, 1988) STRAIGHT BLAKE'S #2 (adult; US, 1995) STRAIGHT BLAKE'S #3 (adult; US, 1996) STRATEGIES (novel by Jodara Morgan-West; adult; US, 1986) TALES FROM SPACE CITY (mixed gen, adult, and slash; UK, 1998.10) TALES FROM SPACE CITY #2 (mixed gen, adult, and slash; UK, 2000.3) TEN-CREDIT TOUCH (humor; slash and adult; US, 1993) THIEVES IN TIME #1 (novel by Macbeth Smith and Ophelia Jones; slash; US, 1993.5) [Thieves in Time #2 (by Macbeth Smith and Ophelia Jones; slash) planned but never published?] TRUST, LIKE THE SOUL (novella by Jean Lorrah; adult; US, 1988.3) TTBA (mixed gen, adult, and slash; UK, 2001.1) ULTRA #1 (adult; UK, 1998.3) VILA, PLEASE! (adult and slash, all with Vila; US, 1988?) A WOMAN'S PLACE (story by Janet Ellicott; adult; UK, 1978) B7 ZINE LIST E MULTIMEDIA ADULT, SLASH, AND MIXED FICTION ZINES WITH B7 CONTENT ADULT SITUATIONS #1 (slash and some adult; US, 1986.1) ADULT SITUATIONS #2 (slash and some adult; US, 1987.1) ADULT SITUATIONS #3 (slash and some adult; US, 1988.7) ADULT SITUATIONS #5 (slash; B7 poetry only; US, 1992.5) AWAKENINGS #1 (slash; B7 poetry only; US, 1995; no B7 in #2) AWAKENINGS #3 (slash; B7 poetry only; US, 1997.5; no B7 in #4) AWAKENINGS #5 (slash; US, 1998) BED AND BORED (slash; AU?) BENE DICTUM HALF'N'HALF (slash; US, 1995.2) BEYOND ANTARES R-RATED #5 (adult; AU) THE BLACK BOX (novel by Sue Jenkins [aka Stuartsky], multiple crossovers; slash; UK, 1982; reprint: UK, 1992.9) BUNTING FLY #2 (slash; US, 1994.4) COHORTS #1 (slash; AU, 1995) COHORTS #2 (slash; AU, 1995) COMPOUNDED INTEREST #2 (slash; US, 1993) COMPOUNDED INTEREST #3 (slash; US, 1994) COMPOUNDED INTEREST #4 (slash; US, 1995) COMPOUNDED INTEREST #4.5 (slash; US, 1996) CONCUPISCENCE #1 (slash; US, 1991) CONCUPISCENCE #2 (slash; US, 1992.5) CONCUPISCENCE #4 (slash; US, 1995.5) CROSS-CURRENTS (slash crossovers; US, 1996) DARK FANTASIES #1 (slash; US, 1993) DARK FANTASIES #2 (slash; US, 1994.8) DARK FANTASIES #3 (slash; US, 1995.8) DARK FANTASIES #4 (slash; US, 1996.7) DARK FANTASIES #5 (slash; US, 1997.3) DARK FANTASIES #6 (slash; US, 1999) DARK FANTASIES #7 (slash; US, 2000) DARK ROSES (slash; UK, 1998) DIVERSE DOINGS #1 (slash; US, 1997.11) DIVERSE DOINGS #2 (slash; US, 1998.5) DIVERSE DOINGS #3 (slash; US, 1998.11) DIVERSE DOINGS #4 (slash; US, 1999.5) DIVERSE DOINGS #6 (slash; US, 2000.11) DYAD #1 (B7 poetry only; slash; US, 1989) DYAD #2 (B7 poetry only; slash; US, 1989) DYAD #3 (B7 poetry only; slash; US, 1990) DYAD #13 (B7 poetry only; slash; US, 1993) DYAD #15 (slash; US, 1994.4) DYAD #17 (slash; US, 1995.9) DYAD #19 (slash; US, 1999.5) DYAD VICE #2 (MV slash, reprinted from DYAD and CROSS- CURRENTS; US, 1999) FANTASTIC FANTASIES (slash; US, 1999) [Federation Blues adult B7-ST; planned but never published? US, 1988] FRIENDS WILL BE FRIENDS #3 (slash; UK, 1994?) FRISKY THE 13TH (slash; US, 1992.10) FRUIT COCKTAIL #1 (slash; US, 1991.5) FRUIT COCKTAIL #2 (slash; no B7 in #3; US, 1992.3) FULL CIRCLE #2 (slash; AU, 1994.5) FULL CIRCLE #4 (slash; AU, 1996) GOING ALL THE WAY (adult; US, 1998.11) HEROES #1 (slash; no B7 in #2; US) HOMOSAPIEN (slash; AU, 1991.7) HOMOSAPIEN TOO (slash; AU, 1992.5) HOMOSAPIEN TROIS (slash; B7 poetry only; AU, 1993.12) HOMOSAPIEN SUX (slash; AU, 1999.2.14) I DON'T DRINK...WINE (mm vampire slash, and some gen; US, 1989.4) IF THEIR MOTHERS ONLY KNEW #1 (slash; B7 poetry and art only; US, 1993.2) IF THEIR MOTHERS ONLY KNEW #2 (slash; US, 1995) IT'S GREEK TO ME (slash; US, 1992) JUST MY TYPE (mm vampire slash; US, 1993.3) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #5 (humorous adult; #s 1-4 were all-B7; US, 1990) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #6 (humorous adult; US, Summer 1990) THE LAUGHING MUTOID #7 (humorous adult; US, Spring 1991) LIAISONS #1 (slash; US, 1991.5) LIAISONS #2 (slash; US, 1993.2) LINGERING ON THE FRINGES #2 (assorted stories by Dovya Blacque; slash; US, 2000.5) MEDIA RARE (mixed gen and adult; gen B7 poetry only; US, 1993) MERLYN'S TALES, VOLUME 1 (slash; UK, 1994.3.1) MERLYN'S TALES, VOLUME 2 (slash; UK, 1994.11.11) MERLYN'S TALES, VOLUME 3 (slash; UK, 1995) MORE NAUGHTY BITS (humorous adult, sequel to THE NAUGHTY BITS; US, 1990) THE NAUGHTY BITS (humorous adult; US, 1989.2) NO HOLDS BARRED #1 (slash; US, 1992.5) NO HOLDS BARRED #3 (slash; US, 1993.5) NO HOLDS BARRED #12 (slash; US, 1996.5) NOTHING TO HIDE (slash; DE, 1998.7) ON THE EDGE #1 (slash and adult; US, 1993) ON THE EDGE #2 (slash and adult; B7 poetry only; US, 1993) PAEAN TO PRIAPUS I (slash; US, 1990.6) PAEAN TO PRIAPUS II (slash; US, 1990.10) PAEAN TO PRIAPUS III (slash; US, 1991.10) PAEAN TO PRIAPUS IV (slash; US, 1992.8) PAEAN TO PRIAPUS V (slash; US, 1993.9) PLAIN BROWN WRAPPER #1 (US, 1993.5) PLAYFELLOWS #2 (slash; B7 poetry only; US) PLAYFELLOWS #3 (slash; US) PLAYFELLOWS #4 (slash; US) PLAYFELLOWS #5 (slash; US) PLAYFELLOWS #6 (slash; US) PLAYFELLOWS #7 (slash; US, 1994.10) PLAYFELLOWS #8 (slash; US, 1995.10) PLAYFELLOWS #9 (slash; B7 poetry only; US, 1996.5) PLAYFELLOWS #11 (slash; B7 poetry only; US, 1998.1) RED ROSE #1 (slash; UK, 1994) REVELATIONS #1 (Highlander zine with a B7 crossover story; slash; US, 1998.4) RISK (slash, and one gen play; US, 1997) SAPPHO (all f/f; B7 poetry only; US, 1993.5) SATYRNALIA #1 (slash; US, 1992.3) STARGATE #1 (adult; UK, early 1980s) STARWYCK (novel by Six Ladies of Quality; slash, multiple crossovers; US) THIS HAPPY BREED OF MEN-- THIS ENGLAND (slash; US, 1998) TONGUE IN CHEEK (slash; US, 1984.5) TOUCHED #1/2 (slash; UK, 1984) TOUCHED #3 (slash; UK, 1984.12) TOUCHED #4 (slash; UK, 1985.4) TOUCHED #5 (slash; UK, 1985.7) TOUCHED #6 (slash; UK, 1985.10) TOUCHED #7 (slash; UK, 1986.3) TOUCHED #8 (slash; UK, 1986.7) TOUCHED #9 (slash; UK, 1986.11-12) TOUCHED #10 (slash; UK, 1987.7) TOUCHED #11 (slash; UK, 1987.11) UNCHARTED WATERS #1 (slash; Morgan's Boy story; UK, 1988) UNCHARTED WATERS #7 (slash; UK, 1993.3) UNCHARTED WATERS #8 (slash; UK, 1993.9.11) UNCHARTED WATERS #9 (slash; UK, 1993.11.6) UNCHARTED WATERS #12 (slash; UK, 1995?) UNCHARTED WATERS #13 (slash; UK, 1996?) THE UNIQUE TOUCH #1 (slash; UK, 1985) THE UNIQUE TOUCH #2 (slash; UK, 1988.2) XXX FILES: THE FRISKY PROJECT (slash; US, 1994.10)

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Re: [B7L] Forwarded from Fiona Moore
by Ashton7＠aol.com 25 May '01

25 May '01

In a message dated 05/24/2001 8:17:04 AM Eastern Daylight Time, tavia(a)btinternet.com writes: << 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. >> Tavia, I do not, nor did I ever, believe that you were masquerading as "Fiona Moore." It is true that this could indeed be detrimental to her career. One would think that she has a vested interest, then, in "outing" the culprit. I expect to be hearing from her, under the circumstances. Especially since the "culprit," whoever they may be, has apparently "hacked" her university access as well as her yahoo, deja and who knows what other accounts. I wonder why this person or persons unknown went to such great lengths to attack me and my partner and my websites, for such a great length of time, and in all of that time on the Lyst they *never*, until we discovered the Fiona connection ourselves (quite by accident, I might add), claimed to know Fiona or to be connected to Fiona in any way. It seems to me that if you are setting out to get someone like Fiona in trouble and to hack their accounts, that you would claim to BE them, not someone else such as "Jenny Kaye". I mean, we might never have even discovered a connection to Fiona which makes such a deception rather meaningless. It's strange to me, too, that they never perpetuated any internet sabotage against Fiona's own website, etc. Furthermore, they seem to have quite an interest and knowledge of Blakes 7, B7 fandom, slash, and fans... of course, they keep getting many of their facts laughably wrong, but the fact remains that they obviously are familiar with Blakes 7, the people in it, and the people on this list. Which certainly does not point to a random hacker. In any case, I'm sure that the police authorities and the Oxford authorities will be able to sort everything out. I do have the originating IP addresses and copies of all of the posts made by "Fiona", "Jenny", and "Shane." I'm sure that Fiona will want to join me in this quest to hunt down and prosecute the guilty party or parties. Someone obviously thought this was a funny joke. I'm not laughing and I don't think Oxford or the police will laugh, either. Annie (feeling very "Evil" indeed)

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Re: [B7L] Trust
by Sally Manton 24 May '01

24 May '01

Jacqui wrote: <It might interesting to see which characters in B7 refere to trust - Blake (in 'that' quote) Neebrox and who else?> It's a major theme in both Rumours of Death and Blake, of course.

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