The master copy of Eric - not that it was ever going to be called that - is now with Judith. Price yet to be confirmed, since she wants to reproduce the cover (in colour) as best she can. You can sneak a preview of the cover - and find out what 'tofpa' means - at http://homepages.tesco.net/~N.Faulkner/blakes7/tofpa/tofpa.htm .
I'm toying with the idea of giving a free copy to whoever identifies them all.
Neil
Neil wrote:
The master copy of Eric - not that it was ever going to be called that - is now with Judith. Price yet to be confirmed, since she wants to reproduce the cover (in colour) as best she can. You can sneak a preview of the cover - and find out what 'tofpa' means - at http://homepages.tesco.net/~N.Faulkner/blakes7/tofpa/tofpa.htm .
And it is completely inspired.
I'm toying with the idea of giving a free copy to whoever identifies them all.
Have you put someone like your next-door neighbour or the woman who runs the local newsagents in there?
Una
From: Una McCormack una@qresearch.org.uk
Have you put someone like your next-door neighbour or the woman who runs
the local
newsagents in there?
Well, the funny-faced guy in black behind Capt Picard might be my shift manager... But no, they are all (bar two fannish individuals) at least moderately well known, and are all connected to, or reflections of, or the antithesis of B7, its characters, themes, era of production, or its fandom. Though the links are not necessarily obvious.
Neil
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Neil Faulkner -
Una McCormack