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Jean Sheward
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| Name: | Jean Sheward |
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| Type: | fanartist |
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Jean Sheward is a prolific famous fanartist in fandom Blake's 7. He was present in the production of zines, filks—more precisely writing one of the songs[1][2] for the filk album Ditties From The Edge Of The World by Linda Short—and conventions, as well as being part of fansites in the early 90's like the Judith proctor's Blake's 7.
Works
Impact, Issue #2
inside page from issue #2, Jean Sheward, "Some Enchanted Evening"
The Price of Justice
Art by Jean Sheward, depicting an alien
Fans Comment
I bought several of the B7 fanzines that came along – titles like Liberator and Standard by Seven, and fan groups like “Liberator Popular Front” and “Horizon.” Unlike DW fandom, B7 fandom had a much higher proportion of women writers, editors, and publishers. Some of the people I remember from that time are Anne Lewis, Pat Thomas, Diane Gies, Susan Booth and Jean Sheward.— Peter Anghelides[3]
References
- ^ Ditties From The Edge Of The World (filk) at Internet Archive, download available
- ^ "Blake's 7 - Filk Tapes • Ditties". 2021-09-05. Archived from the original on 2021-09-05.
- ^ "Interview: Counterfeit for Big Finish". 2020-08-30. Archived from the original on 2021-09-05.
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