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It's a Small Ship, After All
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| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | It's a Small Ship, After All |
| Author(s): | Natasha Barry |
| Date(s): | 1991 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | |
| Fandom(s): | Blake's 7 |
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It's a Small Ship, After All is a Blake's 7 story by Natasha Barry.
It was published in Avon Calling #2.
Reactions and Reviews
(A/V), I can't get a handle on this one at all. The situation is that Blake had a fling w/ Avon a week ago, & Avon wants to forget all about it while Blake wants a serious relationship. The entire story is made up of the crew having long conversations about their emotions - it seems scrappy to me & full of contradictions. Also the way the emotions are talked about rather than expressed has a distancing effect.[1]
I don't like this fic in which Blake tells everyone that he and Avon are a couple, when they aren't - and Avon is like WTF? and Blake is confused about why Avon is upset. Without the last clause, this wouldn't be a bad premise, I guess, but it's really anti-Blake in this version. And non-senseical.[2]
References
- ^ a review by Predatrix at Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site, Archived version.
- ^ review by aralias at zines: the other side 8 and 9, avon calling 2; archive link, January 27, 2016