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Blue Jay Press
| Zine Publisher | |
|---|---|
| Name: | Blue Jay Press |
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| Type: | gen fanfiction and occasional non-fiction |
| Fandoms: | multifandom |
| Status: | discontinued |
| Other: | Click here for a complete list of this publisher's fanzines and awards |
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Founded in 1981 by Sue S. and Pamela D., from 1986 continued by Pamela D. and Marilyn W., Blue Jay Press ran from various addresses in Yorkshire, England, until 1994.
Its primary output was the multifandom genzine Enigma but other titles included Impact (1983 and 1984, Dead Beat (1982) and Disinformation One (1984) which contained the first part of a The Sandbaggers gen story entitled Gods of the Copybook Headings by Sue S. The second part of this story was never completed.