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Resistance Communique
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| Title: | Resistance Communique |
| Publisher: | Blake's Seven Information Service and Appreciation Society, also known as the Seveners Club. |
| Editor(s): | Carole S. Fairman |
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| Medium: | print, zine |
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| Fandom: | Blake’s 7 |
| Language: | English |
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Resistance Communique is a gen Blake's 7 anthology, a newsletter, published by Blake's Seven Information Service and Appreciation Society, also known as the Seveners Club. It contains both fiction and non-fiction and is one of the first Blake's 7 zines. There are at least two issues.
Issue 1
Resistance Communique 1 was published in August 1978, contains 9 pages and no art.
Fiction:
- Liz Newton, "Deliver Us from Evil"
Nonfiction:
- Carole, "Editorial"
- Various announcements
- "Quiz: How Much Do You Know about Blake's Seven?"
- "Competition" (art, fiction)
- "Favorite Characters, Aliens/Others, Episodes"
- "Blake/Avon Relationship Analysis"
Issue 2
Resistance Communique 2 was published in November 1978, contains 12 pages and no art.
Fiction:
- Carole S. Fairman, "The Price of Water"
Nonfiction:
- Carole, "Editorial"
- Zine ads: Liberator 1-2-3; Delirium, A Woman's Place,
- Freya; Spacefall 1-2; Alternative Seven; Strangers Among Us
- "Question" (quiz)
- "Stephen Greif" (bio)
- "Space Commander Travis" (essay)
- Janet Ellicott, with Anne Harding and Jo Banks, "Mission Impossible: A Visit to the 'Blake's 7' Set"
- "Notice to Members"
Poetry:
- Marilyn White, "Olag Gan," "Kerr Avon"
- Carole S. Fairman, untitled poems