Outer Worlds
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| Title: | Outer Worlds |
| Publisher: | Deborah Millitello |
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| Date(s): | 1987 |
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| Medium: | print, zine |
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| Fandom: | Blake’s 7 |
| Language: | English |
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Outer Worlds is a 131-page het Blake's 7 anthology of fiction, poetry, and a filk. Most of the of material is by Deborah Millitello.
From a Flyer
Prime but she's also a fugitive Federation scientist. Barely escaping the base when it is attacked, she sets out to carry on Blake's work. With Avon and Vila whom she rescues from Federation troops occupying the base, she begins to gather a small but powerful group of people who are determined to defeat Servalan and the Federation once and for all. Along the way Cynthis, Avon, and Vila renew old acquaintances, make new friends, learn the secret of 6l-Cygni, meet beings more powerful than death, and face their own pasts.
"Seeds of Betrayal"--Avon's first encounter with Vila at the Juvenile Detention Center
'A Joy Shared" -- Avon and Cally's experience in the memory banks on Ultraworld
"Promises" -- Mariah Watson had spent years trying to track down Avon. When she finally found him, he was one day from execution.
Plus:
A Central Security Report by Federation Agent T-4-2
An Interview with the Scorpio crew by Harold O. Rieviera Poems & Filks
Available beginning at DSV One through Fantasy Books dealers table or Fantasy Books...
Contents
- A Time for Every Purpose, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- A Joy Shared, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- Central Security Files: Report from Agent T-4-2, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- Seeds of Betrayal, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- Interview with Scorpio's Crew, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- Promises, fiction by Deborah Millitello
- Regret, poem by Deborah Millitello
- Silver Image, poem by Deborah Millitello
- Distress Call from Jenna, poem by Deborah Millitello
- Limerick, poem by Deborah Millitello
- When Fans Are Called Together, filk, to the tune of "When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder", by Rodney Richards
Reactions and Reviews
A zine I skimmed through and read part, an anthology called OUTER WORLDS, has a novel (WHY in fandom is any story longer than 20 pages called a novel?) and stories by one lady, D. Millitello. My copy has two added stories tucked in the back. This is post P.G., and Blake is dead. That should have been my first clue I wouldn't like it. He's barely referred to, and there are next to no flashback anecdotes, (s/t/g) [1]
References
- ^ from Rallying Call #17