A/B Slash: A Chronological Listing by Nova

Fandom:	Blake's 7
Dates:	mid-1980s to 2005
See also:	A Guide to Blakes 7 Erotica
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On December 27, 2013, Aralias posted to her Dreamwidth journal Nova's list of all known fiction with a consummated Avon/Blake relationship in printzines up until the year 2005.

See this dreamwidth post by aralias for more information and statistics.

Several of the names below have been redacted as per request to Fanlore.

Aralias's Comments

…. a while back i wrote to list-maker and fic-writer extraordinaire nova to see whether she had ever finished the b/a survey executrix refers to in her ship manifesto. the answer, sadly, is no, but what i did get (apart from the opportunity to say the 'to tell the truth' is excellent and probably my favourite B/A thing to the author) was.... *drum roll* a list of all the B/A fic in all the zines in all the world, arranged in chronological order. when you see me referring to how many B/A fics were published in a certain year on crack_van, this is the list i was referring to.

anyway - she's given me permission to post it online, so here it is. there is probably a more appropriate venue for it out there on the internet, but i can't think of it at the moment. i'll link from fanlore.

n.b. i've had to tangle with 'rich text' in order to preserve as much of the formatting as possible. but... i hate rich text, and i can't work out how to get rid of all massive line returns. i do apologise. you can download a pdf version from here, but i trust DW and LJ to still be here in 30 years, and wanted a version to stay here as well as online.

Nova's Comments

To the best of my knowledge, this list includes all the slash stories and novels centering on the pairing of Avon and Blake that were published in paper zines from the early 1980s to 2005. In other words, I am confident that I have identified all the stories and novel whose main subject is the beginning, continuance or ending of a sexual relationship between Avon and Blake.

However, there are a number of subgenres which occupy an ambiguous position within this genre. Sarah Thompson in her invaluable zine A Guide to Blakes 7 Erotica includes the category ‘uc A/B’ or unconsummated sexual attraction between Avon and Blake. The stormy relationship between Avon and Blake is canonically one of the main narrative drives of the TV series and the love underlying their antagonism is the subject of many Blakes 7 gen stories, so to my mind uc A/B is closer to gen than slash and as a result I have in general excluded stories in that category from this list. The same goes for stories about comic orgies with only a brief, routine reference to A/B; slash stories about another pairing for Avon or Blake (most commonly Avon/Vila) with only a cursory and/or routine reference to past A/B; stories where Avon and Blake’s relationship was part of the background to another pairing (often Tarrant/Vila) and stories that were crossovers with other fandoms. (Although I can’t claim to have been rigorously scientific in my culling: I suspect both Sarah Thompson and I have excluded stories that another list-compiler would have included and, of course, vice versa.)

My list is basically drawn straight from Sarah Thompson’s Guide to Blakes 7 Erotica, although I have left out four crossover stories that she included. Sarah’s list ends in 2000 but by that time I was actively involved in B7 fandom and I was able to complete the list. Sarah helped immensely with the process of tracking down the stories, not least in referring me to the late Joyce Bowen and her comprehensive collection of B7 slash. I was also helped by Pat Fenech, Julia Jones, Sally Manton, Judith Proctor and many other fans, including a friend of one of the NSW Slash Sluts who was moving out of B7 fandom and gave me her entire collection, which formed the basis of my own: my thanks to everyone.

The stories are grouped chronologically. Under each heading I first list the stories that can only be identified by the year of publication and then I indent the column and list the stories that can also be identified by the month of publication within that year.

BENCHMARKS: The first known B7 slash story is Mindfire, a circuit story written in 1979. The first known B7 slash story published in a zine is ‘Licence’ (Jarvik/Tarrant) by Oriole Alma Throckmorton in The Big Boys Book of 1001 Things to Do with a Federation Blaster, August 1983, illustrated by Jean Sheward with an editorial by Lillian Shepard.

1984: 2 stories (2 zines)

[5 Emanuelle stories, undated but mid 80s]

1985: 4 stories (2 zines)

1986: 11 stories (6 zines)

1987: 15 stories (5 zines)

1988: 21 stories (6 zines), 1 novel

1989: 33 stories (9 zines), 1 novel

1990: 47 stories (11 zines), 2 novels

1991: 41 stories (7 zines)

1992: 23 stories (10 zines), 1 novel

1993: 72 stories (14 zines)

1994: 54 stories (16 zines)

1995: 40 stories (13 zines)

1996: 8 stories (4 zines)

1997: 14 stories (4 zines), 2 novels

1998: 41 stories (6 zines)

1999: 25 stories (8 zines)

2000: 32 stories (5 zines)

2001: 24 stories (3 zines)

2002: 21 stories (4 zines), 1 novel

2003/4: 31 stories (6 zines)

2005: 30 stories (2 zines)

[1 story undated - Heroes]

ORDERED BY NUMBER OF STORIES

1993: 72 stories

1994: 54 stories

1990: 47 stories, 2 novels

1991: 41 stories

1998: 41 stories

1995: 40 stories

1989: 33 stories, 1 novel

2000: 32 stories

2003/4: 31 stories

2005: 30 stories

1999: 25 stories

2001: 24 stories

1992: 23 stories, 1 novel

1988: 21 stories, 1 novel

2002: 21 stories, 1 novel

1997: 14 stories, 2 novels

1987: 15 stories

1986: 11 stories

1996: 8 stories

1985: 4 stories

1984: 2 stories

Undateable:

Heroes 1. US. Evelyn Green, ‘Avon.’

NB: Heroes 2 is also undated but Heroes 3 was published in 1994.

Mid 80s

• E-Man-Uelle 4. UK, mid 80s. [NB: E-Man-Uelle 3 published in 1984]
  • Coyote, ‘Partners in Pain.’
• E-Man-Uelle 6. UK, mid 80s.
  • McNeil, ‘The Dersan Hut.’
• E-Man-Uelle 8. UK, mid 80s.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Puppeteer’. (Early draft, not included.)
• E-Man-Uelle - Short Stories. UK, mid 80s.
  • M.C., ‘The Phoenix and the Unicorn.’
  • Temple, ‘Nights.’

1984

(2 zines, 2 stories)

• Touched 3. UK, 1984.
  • Ann Johnson and Jane Carnall, ‘A Fate Worse than Death.’
• Tongue in Cheek. US, 1984. 5.
  • Tabby, ‘The Perfect Solution.’

1985

(2 zines, 4 stories)

• Forbidden Zone 2. US, 1985?
  • London Bates, ‘Knight Maneuvers.’
  • Calico, ‘Between the Pages of a Look.’
  • Devalan and KMS, ‘The Chosen.’
• Touched 5. UK, 1985.
  • London Bates, ‘Knight Maneuvers.’

1986

(6 zines, 11 stories)

• Adult Situations 1. US, 1986.1.
  • Coyote, ‘Mysterious Unnamed Planet.’ (Omnes)
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 1. Au, 1986.3.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘All of Twelve Hours.’
  • London Bates, ‘Nearly Beloved.’
• Southern Lights Special 2.5. US, 1986.3.
  • Katrina Snyder & Susanne McGhin, ‘The Weight of a Feather.’
  • London Bates, ‘Reluctant Rebel.’
• Touched 7. UK, 1986.3.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘In Porphyry.’
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 2. Au, 1986.9.
  • Sebastian, ‘So Easy to Give.’
  • London Bates, ‘Knight Takes Knight.’
  • London Bates, ‘Doing Time.’
• Touched 9. UK, 1986.11.
  • Julie Kramer, ‘In the Meantime.’
  • Linda Terrell and Ginny Mila, ‘Image on My Soul.’

1987

(5 zines, 15 stories)

• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 3. Au, 1987.3.
  • Sebastian, ‘Interjunction.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Sisyphus.’
  • London Bates, ‘Cross Dominance.’
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 4. Au, 1987.
  • Ellis Ward, ‘A Form of Comfort.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘The Haunting.’
  • Greg Dales, ‘The Naked Truth.’
• Touched 10. UK, 1987.7.
  • Ingrid Montrose, ‘A Very Improbable Story.’ (A/B, A/V)
• Resistance 1. US, 1987.9.
  • Catherine Bell, ‘Lay Your Bet.’
  • Dovya Blacque, ‘Absolution.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘Drowning.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘Fifty-fifty.’
• Southern Lights Special 3.5. US, 1987.9.
  • Northwest Smith, ‘A Question of Balance.’
  • London Bates, ‘Avon’s Law.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Fugitives.’
  • Paula, ‘Affirmation.’

1988

(6 zines, 21 stories, 1 novel)

• C., Melody. The Last Best Hope. US, 1988.
• Resistance 2. US, 1988.1.
  • Sylvia Knight, ‘Descending Horizon.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘The Conquering Touch.’
  • Kami Said, ‘Lover’s Quarrel.’
  • Andrea Arat, ‘Tranquilised Dreams.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘Reaching for Death.’
• Magnificent Tails. US, 1988.2.
  • Lilith, ‘A Favour from an Enemy.’
  • Caroline Dare, ‘Force and Deception’.
• Southern Lights Special 4.5. US, 1988.3.
  • D.D. Montgomery, ‘Were T’other Dear Charmer Away.’
  • Thomas, ‘Chimera.’
  • Ellis Ward, ‘To Save a Friend.’
  • [Barbara T], ‘Recovery Time.’
  • [Shoshanna], ‘Decisions.’
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 5. Au,1988.8.
  • Ellis Ward, ‘Reasons.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘At Each Other’s Throats Again.’
• Oblaque. US, 1988.10.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Things We Do for Love.’
  • Adrian Alexander, ‘Destiny.’
  • Emma Scot, ‘Cream.’
  • Gael X. Ile, ‘Cream and Sugar.’
  • Cally Donia, ‘Rise.’
  • Leigh Graham, ‘Motif.’
• Aquatar 1. US, 1988.12.
  • the Bald Dwarf, ‘Vila’s Toys.’

1989

(9 zines, 33 stories, 1 novel)

• Avon's Gadget Works. US?, 1989
  • Sean Charles, 'Defences'
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 6. Au, 1989.
  • London Bates, ‘Avon’s Law.’ [See Southern Lights Special 3.5, 1987]
• Different Destinies 1. US, 1989.
  • Robin Goodfellow, ‘Between Madness and Desire.’
  • Adrian Morgan & Brendan O’Cullane, ‘Human After All.’
  • Kody A. Young, ‘Screaming in the Night.’
• Resistance 3. US, 1989.1.
  • Sylvia Knight, ‘Shards’, 'Descending Horizon', ‘A Friend in Need’ (A/B, B/V), ‘On the Edge.’
  • Northwest Smith, ‘A Price to Pay.’
  • The Fifth Amendment, ‘A Feast of Bacchanalia.’
• Magnificent Tails Too. US, 1989.2.
  • Robin Goodfellow, ‘Challenge.’
  • Luisiana Bailey, ‘Love in Bloom’.
• Oblaquer. US, 1989.2.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Truth Will Out.’
  • Sean Charles, ‘Terms of Surrender.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Bucolic Bliss.’
  • Edi N. Burgh, ‘Against the Wall.’
  • Caroline K. Carbis, ‘Appetite.’ (A/B/V)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Way of It.’ (A/B/V)
• I Don’t Drink …Wine. US, 1989.4.
  • Maren, ‘Where there’s a Will.’
  • Maren, ‘Changes’ (A/V, A/B)
  • Maren, ‘Terminal.’
• Avon, Anyone? US, 1989. 5.
  • T.A. Mokzi, ‘No Other Love’.
  • Mal O’Dar, ‘A Most Embarrassing Predicament.’
  • Madelyn Darring, ‘Everybody Wants You Now.’
• Natasha Solten, Lunatic Heroes. US, 1989.6.
• Intriguing Ideas. US, 1989.8.
  • Trisha Johnson, ‘Three’s Company.’ (A/B/V)
  • Amy Williams, ‘Domination.’
  • Tenaya, ‘Double Duel.’ (A/V, B/V, A/B).
• Oblaquest. US, 1989.10.
  • Cally Donia, ‘Hauf Fun, Hale Earnest.’
  • Caroline Dare, ‘You’re It.’
  • Adrian Alexander, ‘Hell.’
  • Adrian Alexander, ‘The Warm Patch.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Room.’
  • Adrian Morgan and Brendan O’Cullane, ‘Something to Live For.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘For A’ That.’ (A/B, A/V)

1990

(10 zines, 45 stories, 2 novels)

• Avon Calling 1. US, 1990.
  • la belle femme, ‘Triumvirate.’ (A/B/Tr)
  • Christopher Montclair, ‘Bound by Trust.’
  • Jennifer Hurley, ‘None So Blind.’ (B/C, A/B)
• C., Melody. The Way Back. US, 1990?
• Fire and Ice 1. US, 1990.
  • Pam Rose, ‘Second Sight.’
  • Sylvia Knight, ‘Uncertain Changes.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Whole of an Ancient Evil.’
  • Elena Mora, ‘Firefall.’
  • Elena Mora, ‘Points of Light.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Noli Me Tangere.’
  • Snow White, ‘Alternatives.’
  • Etticles, ‘A Distant Land.’
  • Melody C., ‘Remember the Dream.’
• Liberator Dreams. US, 1990?
  • Ellis Ward, ‘Provisional Surrender.’
  • Cami and Tasha, ‘Unending Nightmare.’
• More Naughty Bits. US, 1990.
  • Ann Wortham and Leah Rosenthal, ‘Set Up.’ (A/J, A/B)
• Southern Comfort 5.5. US, 1990.
  • D. Valentine, ‘Avon’s Calling.’
  • Northwest Smith, ‘Non-Messianic Thoughts.’
  • London Bates, ‘Breakthrough.’
  • [Shoshanna], ‘Repercussions.’
  • [Shoshanna], ‘The Darkness of the Separate Will.’
  • Kerrvert, ‘Everyone Gets it in the End.’
  • Naughtius Maximus, ‘Severely Beloved.’
  • Adrian Morgan and Brendan O’Cullane, ‘Pick up the Pieces.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Faith and Doubt.’
• Oblaque IV: to be taken intravenously. US, 1990.4.
  • Sebastian, ‘Bittersweet.’
  • Jane Baron, ‘Witness.’
  • Jane Baron, ‘The Blink of an Eye.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Field of Human Conflict.’ (A/V/B)
  • Caroline Dare, 'A Spanking Good Time' (A/B/V)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Mist.’ (A/V and A/B)
  • Emma Scot, ‘Come as You Are.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Promises, Promises.’ (A/V and A/B)
• Aquatar 2. US, 1990.6.
  • Alex T. MacKenzie, ‘The Human Touch.’
  • Tasha, ‘All the Time in the World.’
• Paean to Priapus 1. US, 1990.6.
  • Jane Baron, ‘Fugue’ 1 & 2.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘The Compass of his Desires.’
• Resistance 4. US, 1990.6.
  • Cybel Harper, ‘Absolution.’
  • Natasha Barry, ‘Together Again for the First Time.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Fealty.’
  • Natasha Barry, ‘Come Together.’
  • Melody C., ‘A Story that Doesn’t have an End.’
• Blake, Rabble and Roll 2. US, 1990.10.
  • Natasha Barry, ‘If I Loved You.’
  • Natasha Barry, ‘Haunting Avon.’
  • Catocala, ‘Pale Shelter.’
• Paean to Priapus 2. US, 1990.10.
  • Jane Baron, ‘Fugue’ 3.
  • Gael X. Ile (M. Fae Glasgow), ‘Lovers and Madment: Ravelment.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Lovers and Madmen: Unravelment.’
• Solten, Natasha. Memory Play. US, 1990.10.

1991

(7 zines, 41 stories)

• Avon Calling 2. US, 1991.
  • Natasha Barry, ‘It’s a Small Ship, After All’.
  • Pat Ellen, ‘Deliverance’.
  • Matilda Willard, ‘Festival.’
  • Matilda Willard, ‘Weight Watchers.’
• Before and After. US, 1991?
  • [Shoshonna], 'Proces Verbal’
  • Cybel Harper, ‘Not Alone.’
  • Lilith, ‘Favors Returned.’
  • Venus Callipyge, ‘The Search.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Fanatics’.
  • H. R. Radei, ‘Trust Me.’
  • Sarah B. Leonard, ‘Conditional Surrender.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Gentle Genius.’
  • Jan Serron, ‘Footsteps.’
• Resistance 5. US, 1991.1.
  • Melody C., ‘The Other Half of the Sky.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘Falling.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Confessions of a Right Bastard.’
  • Catocala, ‘Into the Fire.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Post Pandemonium.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘Best of Show.’
• Southern Comfort 6.5. US, 1991.4.
  • Kody A. Young, ‘No Promises, No Regrets.’
  • Phillipa Scott, ‘Castle in the Air.’
  • Rose St Clair, ‘Gratuitous Eroticism.’
  • Rose St Clair, ‘Gratuitous Revenge.’
  • Bryn Lantry, The Howling; ‘The Howling.’
  • Mistral, ‘Worth the Cost at Any Price.’
  • Sonia, ‘Up in (Blue) Smoke.’
  • Northwest Smith, ‘Continue to Continue.’
• Fruit Cocktail 1. US, 1991.5.
  • Isis, ‘I Dreamed Last Night.’ (Also in The Big B7 Zine 1993)
• Liaisons 1. US, 1991.5.
  • Adrian Alexander, ‘The Hands of the Artist.’ (A/B, past A/V)
• Oblaque V: In Venery Veritas. US, 1991.5.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Incipit.’
  • K. Thomas and D. D. Montgomey, ‘The Glass House.’
  • Gael X. Ile, ‘Heatstroke.’
  • Sebastian, ‘Cat’s Cradle’ 1] & 2.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘In Media Res.’ (A/V and A/B)
  • Cally Donia, ‘In Vino Veritas.’ (B/A, A/V, A/B/V)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Caveat Emptor.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Ante Mortem.’ (A/V and A/B)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Terminus.’ (A/V and A/B)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Should Auld Acquaintance.’ (A/V and A/B)

1992

(10 zines, 23 stories, 1 novel)

• It's Greek to Me. US, 1992.
  • Caroline Dare, ‘Snow Ride.’
  • Jade Drofsny, ‘Sealed with a Kiss.’
• Lewis, S. Careless Whispers. US, 1992.
• Resistance 6. US, 1992.
  • Melody C., ‘In Another Time.’
  • J. Meredith, ‘December Dreams’.
  • Natasha Barry, ‘Something Tangible.’
  • MerLyn, ‘Ship’s Soul.’
  • MerLyn, ‘Bitter Prize.’
  • MerLyn, ‘End Game.’
  • Emily C. Ross, ‘Sweeter than Wine.’
  • Alex T. MacKenzie, ‘The Tale of the Penetrator.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘The Last Time.’
• Fruit Cocktail 2. US, 1992.3.
  • Isis, ‘Heroes.’
• Playfellows 3. US, 1992.3.
  • Sarah B. Leonard, ‘Diamonds and Rust.’
• Satyrnalia. US, 1992.3.
  • Tasha, ‘Holiday.’
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 8. Au, 1992.5.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Victory.’
  • Sean Charles, ‘Defences.’
  • Peighi, ‘Preoccupied Thoughts.’
• Concupiscence 2. US, 1992.5.
  • Jacquie Baham, ‘Teleport!’
• Homosapien Too. Au, 1992.5.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Puppeteer.’ (Final version republished by Waveney as standalone.)
• Paean to Priapus 4. US, 1992.8.
  • Sebastian, ‘Rapture.’
  • Emma Scot, ‘Raptus.’ (A/B/V)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Raptor.’
• Frisky the 13th. US, 1992.10.
  • Taylor Brackman, ‘A Romantic Interlude.’

1993

(14 zines, 72 stories)

• The Big B7 Zine. US, 1993.
  • Isis, ‘Heat.’
  • Isis, ‘Valentine.’
  • Lynn Franklin, ‘Bed of Sand.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘If You Could Read My Mind.’
  • Jennie McGrath, ‘Homecoming.’
  • Lynne Franklin, ‘Path of Gold.'
  • Isis, ‘The Haunting.’
  • Mouse, ‘Old Customs, Present Considerations.’
  • Isis, ‘A Coupla Revolutionaries Sittin’ Around Talkin’.’
  • Sandra Basham, ‘To Sleep, Perchance to Dream.’
  • Leslie Marshall, ‘Last Dance’ and ‘First Dance.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘Eye of the Beholder.’
  • Isis, ‘I Dreamed last Night.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘Stop and Smell the Roses.’
  • Isis, ‘The Birthday Chronicles.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘Night Talk.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘It’s the Thought that Counts.’
  • Isis, ‘A Season of Pleasure, A Season of Pain.’
  • Evi L’Influence, ‘Tell Me a Story.’
  • Isis, ‘Epilogue.’
  • Jennie McGrath, 'The Pach.’
  • Evi L’Influence, ‘Sleeping Arrangements.’
  • Jennie McGrath, ‘Sins of the Past.’
  • The Gang of Four, ‘Dark Cottage of the Soul.’
• Compounded Interest. US, 1993.
  • Storm, ‘The Kiss.’
• Dark Fantasies 1. US, 1993.
  • Lynne Franklin, ‘Control.’
• Ten Credit Touch. US, 1993.
  • Brook Barker, ‘Dirty Branching.’
  • Bret Ramroy, ‘Absolute/Balderdash.’
  • Bret Ramoy, ‘The day Avon memorised the thesaurus.’
• Fire and Ice 2. 1993.1.
  • Thomas, ‘Pedestal.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Some Guys Have All the Luck.’
  • Pat Terra, ‘Planetfall.’
  • Sebastian, ‘Melancholy.’
  • R. Olivia Brown, The Point; ‘The Point.’.
  • Leslie Marshall, ‘Rescue.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Do Not Go Gentle.’
  • Thomas, ‘Splendid Isolation.’
  • Airielle, ‘A Trip Down Memory Lane.’
  • Bryn Lantry, To Hell Among the Rogues; ‘To Hell among the Rogues.’
  • Adrian Morgan and Ann Wortham, ‘It Was Real for the Children.’
• Oblaque Sextus. US, 1993.1.
  • Sebastian, ‘Virtual Reality.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘E-male.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Oh L’Amour.’ (A/V and A/B)
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Rosetta Stone.’
  • Cally Fornia Donia, ‘Romancing the Stone.’
• Blake’s 7: The Other Side 9. 1993.2.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Over the Styx’. (Part one.)
• Resistance 7. US, 1993.2.
  • Brendan O’Cullane and Adrian Morgan, ‘Pastorale’.
  • Brendan O'Cullane and Adrian Morgan, ‘Reflections.’
  • Derriny Dark, ‘Things Like This’.
  • R. Olivia Brown, ‘You Wouldn’t Understand’.
  • Andrea Arat, ‘Traitor.’
  • Natasha Barry, ‘Blake’s Sin.’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘The Angel, the Saint, the Rebel, the Dead Man and Me.’
  • Romilly Kerr, ‘Twilight on Gauda Prime.’
• Playfellows 4. US, 1993.3.
  • Katy Katana, ‘Bounty Hunter.’
  • Sarah B. Leonard, ‘Chimera.’
• Network Encounters. US, 1993.5.
  • Candra Daneson, ‘Admission.’
  • Candra Daneson, ‘The Bonding Ceremony.’
  • Candra Daneson, ‘Fantasy.’
  • Candra Daneson,‘Fit to be Tied.’
  • Candra Daneson,‘Probes.’
  • Candra Daneson, ‘Reunion - Alternatives.’
  • Candra Daneson,‘Sight to the Blind.’
  • Candra Daneson, ‘Surprise.’
  • Candra Daneson,‘Unexpected Visitor.’
  • Candra Daneson,‘Why.’
• Songs of Innocence. US, 1993.5.
  • Anya Kalashnikov, ‘Panacea.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Slings and Eros.’
  • Nina Boal, ‘Blood Rose.’
  • Philippa Kaye Walther, ‘Tying up Loose Ends.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Mender of Bad Souls’
  • Emily Ross, ‘Nor Iron Bars a Cage.’
• Paean to Priapus 5. US, 1993.9.
  • Cally Donia (M. Fae Glasgow), ‘Revolution.’
  • M.Fae Glasgow, ‘Head in Hands.’
• Uncharted Waters 9. UK, 1993.11.
  • R. Olivia Brown, ‘The Dream Seller.’

1994

(16 zines, 54 stories)

• Evasive Maneuvers. US, 1994.
  • Tashery Shannon, ‘Remembrance.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘For Nothing.’
  • Catherine Salmon, ‘The Power of Love.’
  • Tashery Shannon, ‘Private Amusements.’
  • Marie Blackpool, ‘Apogee.’
• Friends Will Be Friends 3. UK, 1994?
  • Tara, ‘Myth.’
• Avon Calling 3. US, 1994.1.
  • Jane Mailander, ‘The Call of the Wild’.
  • Caroline Dare, ‘Welcome to my Dungeon.’
  • Gloria Lancaster, ‘Retention of Title’.
  • R. Olivia Brown, ‘The Romance of the Written Word’.
  • Christopher Montclair, ‘Cytherea’.
  • Pat Terra, ‘Brilliance.’
  • Matilda Willard, ‘Stranded’.
  • Pat Terra, ‘Entropy.’
  • S. Lewis, ‘It’s the Thought that Counts’.
  • Matilda Willard, ‘The Quality of Mercy.’
• MerLyn's Tales, Volume One. UK, 1994.3.
  • ‘Burning for Love.’
  • ‘Shot through the Heart.’
  • ‘Living on a Prayer.’
• Bunting Fly. US, 1994.4.
  • Catherine, ‘Love and Remorse.’
• Dyad 15. US, 1994.4.
  • MerLyn, ‘Three Time Loser.’
• Playfellows 5. US, 1994.4.
  • Cybel Harper, Risk.’
• Full Circle 2. Au, 1994.5.
  • Maggie Logan, ‘Right End of the Wrong Rainbow.’
• Homosapien. Au, 1994.5.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Amber Ambiguities.’
• Dark Fantasies 2. US, 1994.8.
  • Ross Allister and Nevin Patrick, ‘Scars.’
  • Lynne Franklin, ‘The Beginning of the Bargain.’
• Resistance 8. US, 1994.8.
  • Tongue N. Chique, ‘Duet for Emanuelle.’
  • Irish, ‘One Human Heart.’
  • Irish, ‘A Familiar Companion.’
  • Amethyst Lane, ‘Drunk.’
  • J. Mercedes, ‘A Poor Reward.’
  • Patti E. McLellan, ‘Second Chances.’
  • Catherine, ‘To Worship the Devil.’
  • Irish, ‘A Familiar Companion.’
• Playfellows 6. US, 1994.10
  • Judith Ellison, ‘Reluctant Trust.’
• Playfellows 7. US, 1994.10.
  • H.R. Radei, ‘Night Sweats.’
• Songs of Experience. US, 1994.10.
  • Catherine, ‘Snake Pit.’
  • Irish, ‘Sticks and Stones.’
  • Isis, ‘Sex, Lies and Revolutionaries.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Serpents in Paradise.’
  • Leah S, ‘Eternity.’
  • Leah S, ‘It Don’t come Easy.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘B/A/Ts.’
  • Arianne, ‘Thin Partitions.’
  • ‘A Confusion of Enemies.’
  • Isis, ‘My Heart Leaps Up.’
• XXX Files: The Frisky Project. US, 1994.10.
  • [J.R., ‘Trick or Treat?’
• Southern Comfort 8.5. US, 1994.11.
  • Catocala, ‘Into the Fire.’
  • Irish, ‘Suffered Facts.’
  • Irish, ‘Turn, Turn, Turn.’
  • Catherine, ‘The Agony of Victory.’
  • Paula, ‘Repercussions.’
  • Mirielle, ‘Betrayers.’
  • Aurora, ‘Purr.’
  • Jane Mailander, ‘Kokopelli’s Dance.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Journey’s End.’
  • [J.R.], ‘Beyond the Far Horizon.’
  • [J.R.], ‘Echoes of Love.’
  • [J.R.], ‘Coming Out of the Dark.’

1995

(13 zines, 40 stories)

• Cohorts 1. Au, 1995.
  • Tara, ‘Desperate Measures.’
• Cohorts 2. Au, 1995
  • Tara, ‘Battleground.’
• Dark Fantasies 3. US, ?1995.
  • Catherine, ‘Rescue.’
• Compounded Interest 4. US, 1995.
  • Jane Mailander, ‘Master of the Rebels.’
• If Their Mothers Only Knew 2. US, 1995.
  • Catherine, ‘New Discoveries.’
• Love and Sacrifice. US, 1995.
  • Marlon, ‘Sacrifice of Self.’
  • Irish, Compassion; ‘Compassion.’
  • Avonlea, ‘When to Bend.’
  • Baravan, ‘Near Dark.’
• Rebel Desires. US, 1995.1.
  • [Leah S], ‘Stalemate.’
  • Irish, ‘Sentiment.’
  • Claire, ‘Workout.’
  • Catherine Salmon, ‘To Trust a Friend.’
• Bene Dictum II Half’n’half. US, 1995.2.
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Open All Hours.’
  • Erzebet Bathory, ‘The Nightwatch.’
  • M. Fae Glasgow, ‘Clean Slate.’
• Uncharted Waters 12. UK, 1995.3.
  • Tara, ‘Substitute.’
• Fire and Ice 3. US, 1995.4.
  • Pat Terra, ‘The Gift.’
  • Gemini, ‘Wild, Beautiful and Damned.’
  • Riley Cannon, ‘Set the Night on Fire.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Deliver Us from Evil.’
  • Gloria Lancaster and R. Olivia Brown, ‘Gorgeous.’
  • [Leah S], ‘Though Memories Die, Love Remains.’
  • Tara, ‘Trusting to Fate.’
  • Tara, ‘Legacy.’
  • Kate Deery, ‘Sentence.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Avon, My Avon.’
  • Irish, ‘Finally Come Home.’
  • [J.R.], ‘New Day Dawning.’
  • Catherine, ‘What Price Victory?’
  • Natasha Solten, ‘The Ghosts of Gauda Prime.’
• Dyad 17. US, 1995.9.
  • [Leah S], ‘Riddles.’
  • Irish, ‘Carrying On.’
• Forbidden Star 1. UK, 1995.10.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘Mutiny.’
  • R. Olivia Brown, ‘Thoughts on a Comradely Address.’
  • Gemini, ‘Identity Crisis’ & ‘Jorge.’
  • Sea Wolf, ‘Divergence.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘The Ballad of Reading Gaol.’
• Playfellows 8. US, 1995.10.
  • Gene Delepenia, ‘To Whom it May Concern.’

1996

(4 zines, 8 stories)

• No Holds Barred 12. US, 1996.5.
  • D. Ramsey, ‘Echoes of Remembrance.’
• Southern Comfort 9.5. US, 1996.5.
  • Irish, ‘While I Live.’
  • Irish, ‘For the Moment.’
  • Irish, ‘Take My Heart.’
  • Taliesin, ‘The Devil You Do.’
• Red Rose 1. UK, 1996.
  • R. Olivia Brown, ‘Nor Iron Bars a Cage.’
  • Tara, ‘Wilderness’.
• Uncharted Waters 13. UK, ?1996.
  • Tara, ‘Destination.’

1997

(4 zines, 14 stories)

• Risk. US, 1997.
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘The Treatment.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘In Copenhagen Harbour.’
• Dark Fantasies 5. US, 1997.3.
  • Pat Jacquerie, ‘No Introduction Needed.’
  • Irish, ‘Sole Victory.’
• Diverse Doings 1. US, 1997.11.
  • Ellen Nash, ‘Resolution’.
  • Ellen Nash, ‘Resurrection.’
• Forbidden Star 2. UK, 1997.12.
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘White Mutiny.’
  • Predatrix, ‘One Thing as Certain as Death.’
  • Susan Cutter, ‘Mardi Gras.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Frozen in Hell.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Three Times Daily.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘The Kiss.’
  • Gemini, All in the Mind; ‘All in the Mind.’
  • Susan Riaz, ‘Future Ambitions.’

1998

(6 zines, 41 stories, 2 novels)

• Awakenings 5. US, 1998.
  • Talisien, ‘Memento Mori.’
• Liberator Fantasies. US, 1998.
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Expendable.’
  • Pat Fenech, ‘Never Say Die.’
  • Gemini, ‘Domo.’
  • Patti, ‘Walking in the Dark.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘At the Closing of the Day.’
  • Dawn Friedman, ‘Dreamless.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Love’s Illusions.’
• Red Rose 3: Dark Roses. UK, 1998.
  • Gloria Lancaster, ‘Labyrinth.’
  • Nova, ‘Avon, by the Window.’
• E.P.S., Mindfire. UK, 1998.3. (Reprint of circuit story written in 1979)
• Shakespeare, Willa, Coma Avon Nights. US, 1998.5.
• Fire and Ice 4. US, 1998.5.
  • Predatrix, ‘Triptych.’
  • Susan Riaz, ‘Echoes of Betrayal.’
  • Judith Proctor and Vanessa Mullen, ‘As Time Goes By.’ (link has part 1/3 only)
  • Pat Terra, ‘Clone Master.’
  • Pat Jacquerie, ‘In Way of Farewell.’
  • Susan Cutter, ‘Debts.’
  • Leah S, ‘Caste Games.’
  • Leah S ‘Hostage Heart.’
  • Catherine, ‘Too Much Love Will Kill You.’
  • Aurora, ‘Without Mercy.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘White Knight.’
  • Bryn Lantry, ‘The Honest Man.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Divide and Conquer.’
  • Gene S. Delepenia, ‘Memories.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Outwitted.’
• Tales from Space City. UK, 1998.10.
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Night.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘A Trifling Affair.’
  • Linda Norman, ‘Blake’s 7 Go Camping.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Gamble.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Automatic Reactions.’
  • Julia Henry, ‘Red Leather and Silverleaf.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Dream.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Comfort.’
  • Andrea, ‘Premise.’
  • Aurora Rowan, ‘Comp Tech.’
  • CaeVye, ‘Godot 7.’
  • Steve Rogerson, ‘Continuum.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Dream.’
  • Noah Sassenach, ‘Wet Dreams’
  • Carol K, ‘Dream.’
• Diverse Doings 3. US, 1998.11.
  • Helen Patrick, ‘Zipper.’

1999

(8 zines, 25 stories)

• Homosapien Sux. Au, 1999.2.
  • Nova, ‘Five Easy Pieces and a More Difficult One.’
• The Endless Farce. UK, 1999.2.
  • Predatrix, ‘Plenty of Cock and a Fair Bit of Bull.’
  • Predatrix, ‘In Which Avon Gets Unbounced.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Avon Makes a Stand.’
  • Predatrix, ‘A Sight for Sore Arse.’
• Dyad 19. US, 1999.4.
  • Nova, ‘Body and Soul.’
• Diverse Doings 4. US, 1999.5.
  • Julia Stamford, ‘For Pity’s Sake.’
• Fire and Ice 5. US, 1999.5.
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Stripping the Scales.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Tool Kit.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Blood Ties.’
  • Serious Moonlight, ‘The Forgotten One.’
  • Calico, ‘An Infallible Cure.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Unspoken Conversation.’
  • Linda Norman, ‘The Quick and the Dead.’
  • Linda Norman, ‘Secrets.’
• Southern Comfort 10.5. US, 1999.5.
  • Vanessa Mullen, ‘Circle.’ (A/B/J)
  • Jenner, ‘Memories.’ (A/TA, A/B)
  • Susan Cutter, ‘Nor the Race to the Swift.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘The Ultimate Unauthorised Hellhound.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Delta Math.’ (A/V, A/B)
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Forget-me-not.’
• Southern Comfort 11.5. US, 1999.5.
  • Julia Stamford, ‘With this Ring.’
  • Nova, ‘Delinquent.’
• Dark Fantasies 6. US, 1999.10.
  • Susan Cutter, ‘Firewalk.’
  • Tattoo Moon, ‘Alternate Realities.’

2000

(5 zines, 32 stories)

• Dark Fantasies 7. US, 2000.
  • January Garnet, ‘Nothing.’
• Tales from Space City 2. UK, 2000.3. +
  • Jenner, ‘Hidden Facets.’
  • Nova, ‘Dreams of an Insomniac.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Dear Diary.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Hidden Facets.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Hidden Facets 2.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Vampire Snippet.’
  • Predatrix and Helen Patrick, ‘Keeping Warm.’
  • Sandy Steiner, ‘A Snippet - Avon’s Eyes.’
• Lingering on the Fringes. US, 2000.5
  • Dovya Blacque, ‘The Moving of the River.’
• Bend Me, Shape Me. AU. 2000.5
  • Nova, ‘Matchmaker.’
  • Nova, ‘Heads I Win.’
  • Nova, ‘Angels and Devils.’
  • Nova, ‘Walls.’
  • Nova, ‘I Do Not Need Anyone At All.’
  • Nova, ‘Metaphorically Speaking.’
  • Nova, ‘Zen and the Art of Slash Writing.’
• Fire and Ice 6. US, 2000.10.
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘ “Hostage” Situations.’
  • January Garnet, ‘And They Lived Happily Ever After?’
  • Amethyst Lane, ‘To the Victor.’
  • Vanessa Mullen, Touching Life; ‘Touching Life.’
  • Linda Norman, ‘Desire.’
  • Linda Norman, ‘Midnight Blue.’
  • Nova, ‘The Biter Bit.’
  • Nova, ‘A Dangerous Concept.’
  • Nova, ‘Why I Can’t Stand Vila Restal.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘Window Shopping.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Rhetorical Questions.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Mastery.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, 'The I-Lab of Dr. Moro'
  • Julia Stamford, ‘A Friend in Need ...’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘... Is a Friend Indeed.’
  • Carrie Vonne, ‘None So Blind.

2001

(3 zines, 24 stories)

• EZ (Erogenous Zine). UK, 2001.
  • Predatrix, ‘Striking Attitudes.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Xmas Present.’
  • Predatrix, ‘With This Ring.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Fifteenth of Boozius.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Eight Inches to Man-Size.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Addiction.’
• Forbidden Star 3. UK, 2001.1.
  • Predatrix, ‘The Birds and the Bees.’
  • Morrigan, ‘Waking the Dragon.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Tea Ceremony.’
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘Binding.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Polyiterophilia.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘One Year Warranty.’
  • Predatrix and Julia Stamford, ‘Washing your Dirty Linen in Public.’
  • Jodie Louise, ‘Red.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Pulling Strings.’
  • Jodie Louise, ‘Recollections.’
  • Nova, ‘Fire and Rain.’
  • Rhiannon O’Carolan, ‘Rivers Always Reach the Sea.’
• ttba. UK, 2001.1.
  • Ika, ‘Four Years After the Revolution.’
  • Executrix, ‘All the Gin Joints.’
  • Jenner, ‘Nightmare.’
  • Belatrix Carter, 'Fidelity’
  • Ika, ‘Obituaries.’
  • Nova, ‘Unfinished Business.’

2002

(4 zines, 21 stories, 1 novel)

• Endless Farce 2. UK, 2002.
  • Predatrix, ‘S.N.A.F. (Situation Normal, Avon Fucked.)’
  • Pedatrix, ‘A Bad Workman Blames his Tool.’
  • Julia Stamford and Predatrix, ‘Two Quarts in a Pint Pot.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Oh Dear Oh.’
  • Pedatrix, ‘Supplied.’
• Fire and Ice 7. US, 2002.5.
  • Linda Norman, 'Half a Loaf'
  • Predatrix, 'Groundhog Lay'
  • Julia Stamford, 'Playtime'
  • Predatrix, 'Strict Protein Diet'
  • Helen Patrick, 'As Easy as Falling Off a Bike'
  • Helen Patrick, 'Hot Tub'
  • Helen Patrick, 'Conversion to the Faith'
  • Predatrix & Helen Patrick, 'Sleeping Arrangements'
  • Julia Stamford, 'Three's a Crowd'
  • Julia Stamford, 'In the Night
  • Executrix, 'Stuff and Nonsense, or L'Austen Space'
  • Executrix, 'Persuasion'
  • Amethyst Lane, 'Night Blake, Day Blake'
  • Julia Stamford, 'Black Leather Rose'
  • Helen Patrick, 'Pecking Order'
  • Willa Shakespeare, 'The Other Side of Heaven'
  • Hafren, 'Things We Said Today'
  • Nova, 'Time and Fevers'
  • Nova, 'Outlaws and In-Laws'
• Red Rose III. UK, 2002.7
  • Julia Stamford and Predatrix, ‘Prodding Avon’.
  • Manna, ‘The Beginner’s Guide to Blakes 7 Slash.’
• Tales from Space City 3. UK, 2002.12
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘Someone to Watch Your Back’
  • Executrix, ‘Backup Disk’
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘Natural Habitat’
  • Predatrix, ‘Living Doll’
• Tales from Space City 4. UK, 2002.12
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘Two Minutes on the Way to Terminal.’
  • The Atonement Cycle -
    • Hafren, ‘Sentence.’
    • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Penance.’
    • Hafren, ‘Recompense.
    • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Consequence.’
    • Nova, ‘Evidence.’
    • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Indulgence.’
    • Hafren, ‘Once.’
  • Much Ado, or, The Nova and Executrix Show –
    • Nova, ‘A Lot of Fuss About Nothing.’
    • Executrix, ‘More Fuss About Less, Or, A Story Kilt with Kindness.’
• Sebastian (completed by Nova), One Night Stand. UK, 2002.12. +

2003/4

(6 zines, 31 stories)

• Tales from Space City 5. UK, 2003.1
  • Zenia, ‘Silence.’
  • Zenia, ‘Shattered Silence.’
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘’Til Death.’
  • Jenner, ‘Swept and Garnished.’
  • Hafren, ‘Vent Act.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Tangled Reflections.’
  • Nova, ‘Love Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry.’
  • Zenia, ‘Addiction.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘P.G.P.’
• Tales from Space City 6 (Hex). UK, 2003.1.
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Can you hear a pin drop?’
  • Willa Shakespeare,‘Reception.’
  • Willa Shakespeare,‘Living Beyond Your Means’
  • Willa Shakespeare,‘Consequences.’
  • Willa Shakespeare,Sorry Doesn’t Cut It.’
• Tales from Space City 7. UK, [ ]
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Freedom City Follies.’
  • Matilda Jones, ‘Hostage.’
  • Matilda Jones, ‘Pressure Point.’
  • Matilda Jones, ‘Pyrrhus’s Song.’
  • Hafren, ‘Salt.’
• Tales from Space City 8. UK, 2004.3.
  • Predatrix, ‘Arty and Crafty.’
  • Snowgrouse, ‘Murdering Mouth.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘Ugandan Affairs.’
  • Zenia, ‘Sunrise.’
  • Snowgrouse, ‘Sunset.’
• Tales from Space City 9. UK, 2004.[ ].
  • Hafren, ‘Desperate Measures.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Measure for Measure.’
  • Hafren, ‘Silent Night.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Dawn Chorus.’
• Tales from Space City 10. UK, 2004.10.
  • Predatrix, ‘Incorrigibly Plural.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘(TA)RDIS.’
  • Hafren, ‘In My Hands.’

2005

(2 zines, 30 stories)

• Fire and Ice 8. US, 2005.3.
  • Julia Stamford and Predatrix, ‘Silver Tongued Orator.’
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘Family Men.’
  • Zenia and Willa Shakespeare, ‘Counterfeit Lives.’
  • Snowgrouse, ‘Incandescent.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Nowt as Queer.’
  • Helen Patrick, 'Forgiveness.’
  • Jenner, ‘Falling.’
  • Willa Shakespeare and Zenia, ‘Winning Hand.’
  • Jade Day, ‘Rings.’
  • Willa Shakespeare and Zenia, ‘Tanked.’
  • Predatrix, ‘Goes Without Saying.’
  • Nova, ‘The Political Education of Kerr Avon.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Nothing I'd Rather Do.’
• Fire and Ice 9. US, 2005.5.
  • Nova, ‘Leaving Room 101.’
  • Predatrix and Julia Stamford, ‘Too Many ...’
  • Belatrix Carter, ‘On a Trial Basis.’
  • Zenia and Willa Shakespeare, ‘Just Another Cliché.’
  • Snowgrouse, ‘Lowered Inhibitions.’
  • Helen Patrick and Predatrix, ‘Party Line.’
  • Willa Shakespeare and Zenia, ‘Dressing Right.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Bored to Tears.’
  • Nova, ‘Town Mouse/ Country Mouse.’
  • Willa Shakespeare, ‘Kerrano.’
  • Julia Stamford, ‘Love Is a Battlefield.’
  • Charlotte Kelley, ‘If Only.’
  • Snowgrouse, ‘The Butterfly Effect.’
  • Helen Patrick, ‘Not Dead Yet.’
  • Hafren, ‘Understood.’
  • Nova, ‘Prime Suspect.’
  • Hafren, ‘Looking for Gold.’