Blake's 7 links
Adam Hodson's site has some simply beautiful computer generated images of the Liberator which knock the stuffing out the show's own SFX.
Servalan's Federation site is a scream. It's also very attractively done.
Judith Proctor's site is the most comprehensive around. At this site you can also see pictures of me on telly (a programme about Blake's 7 fandom called Lost in Space) and pictures of me being Chris Boucher seducing the Director of Programming for BBC 1. It's a long story, and you're probably not interested really.
The home page of the Blake's 7 mailing list; also, details of the two other mailing lists which are around.
Sandie Shaw eat your heart out. The Avon puppet brought to you by the phenomenally talented Rachel Hayward.
The Aquitar Files is a web-based fanzine with some of the best fanfic (electronic or otherwise) around - and, er, some by me as well. Recommended stories: Radioheads by Alison Page, Between Life and Death by Loulou Harris and Written in Stone by Caroline York, but all the stories are of a very high quality. Central Control is an on-line fiction directory.
Everything I needed to know I learnt from Blake's 7 - and what more do you want?
More links than you can possibly manage.
www.blakes7.com is a particularly attractive site with lots of information about the show: there are character profiles and a nice episode guide which has piccies and doesn't contain spoilers!! The little animations at the bottom of the pages are a lot of fun as well.
PennyPoly's Travis Tribute Site is more than a little disturbing.
The Adenaline and Soma Powered pages are an eclectic and entertaining set of B7 interest pages brought to you by Sue Clerc. The monthly Caption Contest is always good for a laugh, and the Recurring Fanfic Themes are also very funny. There's also an archive of the mailing list discussions of the Myers-Briggs Personality Types when applied to B7 characters.
Lisa William's Image Library supplied many of the images on these pages - there are plenty more there to keep you happy.
Breezing with Blake's 7 is Kathryn Andersen's site. There's a list of Frequently UnAnswered Questions, more commonly known as bloopers, but they act as springboards for speculation and stories. Reckon you can come up with a new PGP scenario? Don't hold your breath. Kathryn is also the editor of Refractions, a particularly good multi-media zine which usually has at least a small amount of B7 content. Issues 1 and 2 of Refractions can be downloaded from this site in PDF format.
The Fanfic Resources page contains comprehensive character summaries, with quotations and other information gleaned from episodes. The Story Ideas page is particularly thought-provoking.
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