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Jim and Blair Do the Town
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| Title: | Jim and Blair Do the Town |
| Publisher: | Blackfly |
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| Date(s): | May 2006 |
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| Fandom: | The Sentinel |
| Language: | English |
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Jim and Blair Do the Town is a slash 170-page Sentinel anthology.
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places.
Sister Zines
- Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
- Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
- Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
- Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
- Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
- Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
Contents
- A Town Outing by Angelise (winner of a 2007 FanQ) (Breaking the news... gently.) (19 pages)
- Six Degrees of Separation by Toshua (A cop. A guide. A teacher.) (34 pages)
- Stunt Town by Bog (Commercial exploitation.) (6 pages)
- Pilgrimage by Kata Avalon (AU. The guide returns to where it all began. Warning: Death story.) (10 pages)
- The Best Laid Plans by KAM ("...gang aft agley." ~ Robert Burns.) (20 pages)
- Jubilee by Jenny Saypaw (An inheritance leads to a family secret.) (22 pages)
- Tool Town by Bog (You'll never want to leave.) (16 pages)
- Viva Las Vegas by alyjude (If you play your cards right...) (43 pages)
inside front cover
Blackfly tends to put a "read anywhere" cover on top of the more risqué covers. We call them "the zines you can read at family gatherings"." This issue has a cover that reads: "Urban Sprawl and Territorial Imperatives: A Report for the City of Cascade Real Estate Board."
