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A Credit for Your Thoughts
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| Title: | A Credit for Your Thoughts |
| Author(s): | Jacklin Scott |
| Date(s): | May 1993 |
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| Fandom(s): | Blake's 7 |
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A Credit for Your Thoughts is a Blake's 7 story by Jacklin Scott.
The pairing is Cally/Vila.
It was published in Southern Comfort #7.5.
Reactions and Reviews
Unknown Date
For Cally/Vila fans there is "A Credit for your Thoughts", which I thought rather overdid Vila's timidity but was otherwise a warm, gentle tale and has the bonus of a lovely drawing of Vila by Adrian Morgan; there's another on page 183. Other stories include a Travis/Avon, two Jenna/Avon, and a long one "Paths of Destiny" about Tarrant and Vila's life on a prison mining colony, which is a continuation of a story in Southern Comfort 5.5. I always find it difficult to imagine Tarrant and Vila having any sort of loving relationship but this is a very well-plotted and convincing attempt, and it is unusually well-paced.[1]
1994
Slight V/C. Cally complains to Vila that she can't get the man she wants, deliberately letting him think she means Avon. Not bad, not memorable. [2]
2015
Light, forgettable. [3]
References
- ^ review by Anonymous at Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site
- ^ Review posted by Sandy Herrold to Lysator on March 6, 1994, quoted with permission.
- ^ comments by Aralias, see full post at Lots of not very good zines, November 13, 2015