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One of the Lesser Hawks
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| Title: | One of the Lesser Hawks |
| Publisher: | Avon, The Paul Darrow Society |
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| Author(s): | Judith Seaman |
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| Date(s): | 1994 |
| Medium: | print zine, fanfic |
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| Fandom: | Blake’s 7 |
| Language: | English |
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One of the Lesser Hawks is a gen Blake's 7 novel by Judith Seaman.
Reactions and Reviews
In appearance, this is a typical Judith Seaman zine - A5, fairly flimsy cover, no artwork apart from a small portrait of Avon on the cover. The contents are neatly typed and I didn't notice any mistakes in spelling or punctuation. Judith's zines are always good value for money, and this is no exception.This is a story about the free traders who ply the space lanes on the borders of Federation space, picking up cargoes where they can, living on a shoestring and occasionally helping rebel groups.....
One thing I have always liked in Judith's writing is that it feels like science fiction. She has a good sense of background, the spaceports feel real and so do the ships. It's a bleak and gritty reality where rebels may actually do more harm than good, but that is Judith's style and she always has sound reasoning behind her plots...... [sections snipped] [1]