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Talk:A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica
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Afaik, Judith uses Sarah's zine contents listings with permission. See: [1] Espresso Addict 23:47, 28 October 2012 (UTC)
- I was curious when I noticed the similarity in styles, and didn't know how to make note of it. I figured they had an agreement! BTW, I'm still trying to figure out how to refer to Judith's zine site: "Hermit.org"? "Judith Proctor's site"? Do you know? --Mrs. Potato Head 00:59, 29 October 2012 (UTC)
- Sarah used to post all her zine contents & minireviews to Lysator & Freedom City/Space City, so I think the collection at Hermit is probably larger than the print collection, as she was still writing them in 2003.
- As I recall, 'the Hermit site' & 'Judith (Proctor)'s site' were both in general use back in the day. Judith tended to refer to it as 'the Blake's 7 site', but there were actually several fairly large ones at one point. I ended up going for the 'Hermit Blake's 7 website' in Judith's article, but as I recall I made that up! Strictly Hermit.org is actually a domain owned by a (nonfannish) friend of Judith's; that calls it 'Judith proctor's Blake's 7 site'. Not very helpful, I'm afraid! Espresso Addict 01:28, 29 October 2012 (UTC)