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Edge-zine
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| Title: | Edgezine |
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| Date(s): | 1982 |
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| Fandom: | Blake's 7 |
| Language: | English |
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Edge-zine is the con zine, a gen Blake's 7 and multimedia 70-page anthology from At the Edge of the World in 1982, a UK con.
It contains four competition winning fics, and six others "considered by the judges as deserving a special mention."
The artwork by GAMAH was commissioned for this zine.
Fiction
- Blake's Heaven by Wendy Ingle, (Winner, Blake's Seven Over 18)
- Ransom by Serena Trent (Winner, Blake's Seven Under 18)
- Afromath by Jane Cook (Winner, Other Over 18)
- Finder by Paul Bristow (Winner, Other Under 18)
- Hatchling Flight by Helen Cockill
- Prophecy by Judith Seaman
- Taking Stock by Jan Johnson-Smith
- In Error by Judith Seaman
- Solitary by Carol Wyke
- Bridge Woolven, 'Legend by
