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It Don't Come Easy
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| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | It Don't Come Easy |
| Author(s): | Leah S. |
| Date(s): | 1993 |
| Length: | |
| Genre(s): | slash |
| Fandom(s): | Blake's 7 |
| Relationship(s): | |
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It Don't Come Easy is a Blake's 7 Avon/Blake story by Leah S..
It was printed in the zine Songs of Experience.
Reactions and Reviews
"Eternity" (A/B) (4 pages): "It Don't Come Easy" (A/B; sequel to Eternity) (6 pages) I don't really understand why these two fics are two fics - the same is true of the Arianne pair. When they're published in the same zine and next to each other and they follow on from each other... why are they separate? Why not just call them one fic? Having said that - you could read 'Eternity' on its own and that would give you a very different idea of the story than if you read the sequel as well. Again - I can't find it in my heart to dislike these, as they're about how B and A love each other (and I do believe it, which is important) and then Avon has a go at Blake for misleading him and invading his privacy. What this zine should show you, faithful reader, is that I actually have relatively reasonable standards for a good B/A-fic time... I just want our protagonists to mean something to each other and for insults to also be thrown. [1]
References
- ^ June 18, 2014 review by Aralias at her journal, Archived version