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Kiss of Death
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Title: | Kiss of Death |
Publisher: | Novanna and Jifby, out of the UK |
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Date(s): | 1981? |
Series?: | |
Medium: | print, zine |
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Fandom: | Blake’s 7 |
Language: | English |
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Kiss of Death is a gen Blake's 7 78-page anthology of fiction by Jifby and Novanna. The cover is by Jifby and Novanna did the interior art.
The content is Avon-centric.
Contents
- Novanna, "Kiss of Death"
- Jifby, "Illusions"
- Jifby, "Dress Designs"
- Jifby and Novanna, "Strong Intentions"
- Novanna and Jifby, untitled editorial
- Novanna, "I Am Not an Auron for Nothing" (poem)
- Jifby, "Little Man" (poem)
- Novanna, "Understanding Is..." (poem)
Reactions and Reviews
This is one of the oldies that I found at the Orphan Zine table at Deliverance. I was hoping it might perhaps be adult, but no, although there's plenty of gen romance, and the editors do mention in their editorial that they'd like to do an adult zine similar to Alternative Seven. Dunno whether they ever did-- if so, they must have been using other names by then. The stories are, IMO, so-so, but they do have some promising bits. I suspect that the authors, whoever they are, were very young at the time; and for all I know, they may well be excellent writers by now. My favorite thing about the zine is its cover: a very nice ink drawing of half of Avon's face matched to half of a skull. [1]
References
- ^ a review by Sarah Thompson at Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site