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    • Shannon, T. (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1994)
      "A spicy variety of forays into the adventures and emotional subtleties of the Liberator and Scorpio crews. The single common theme will be the powerful web of emotions binding the characters together. I'm seeking stories ...
    • Berman, Ruth; Airey, Jean; Haldeman, Laurie (Fanfun Publications; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1991)
      "While Avon is away, what happens to Paul Darrow on board Liberator? Can he convince them that he doesn't know the first thing about computers? Janet Lees-Price (Paul's wife) once played a part on Blake's 7, so naturally ...
    • Ellicott, Janet (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, )
      "When the New York Tomorrow People move their base to get out of the reach of Tim Donovan, a sensation-seeking reporter, they discover that there are others who live beneath New York, and that Donovan is also interested ...
    • Ellicott, Janet (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, )
      "At Winterfest, Paracelsus failed in his attempt to kill Father. He kidnaps Mouse and, while the search parties are out looking for him, goes into the inhabited tunnels to take Father prisoner. He plans to use his captives ...
    • Ellicott, Janet (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, )
      Romantic stories about some of the people who share Vincent's world in the second season of the television show "Beauty and the Beast": Mouse, Jamie, William, and some others not seen in the series.
    • Sullivan, Jeanne (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, )
    • Bright, L. (In Person Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1994)
      "A slash 96-page Starsky & Hutch novel...that was originally printed in two parts in The Fix #11 (1992) and #12 (1993)."--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Fisher, Darlene; Teitelbaum, Ann; Kathy; Darlene (Almost Foolproof Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1987)
      A.slash anthology and "the first single fandom supplement in the Frisky series"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Jacquerie, P. (Maverick Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1997)
      "A zine about the women of Blake's 7."--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Airey, Jean; Haldeman, Laurie (Fanfun Publications; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1988)
      "A teleport malfunction causes Avon to swap places with Paul Darrow. Avon's experiences at a Blake's 7 convention are both hilarious and touching."--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Middleton, G. (Bodacious Press; The Presses; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1998)
      "A slash Sentinel digest-sized anthology of stories in the 'Jamie Series'"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Laura (Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1994)
      "A 99-page slash Quantum Leap Sam/Al anthology with upbeat fiction"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Paulie; Tami Marie; Kraft, Jan P. (Otter Limits Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1988)
      "A gen 139-page Robin of Sherwood anthology"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Arellanes, D. (Novelty Shop Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1985)
      "Tales of Two U.N.C.L.E.S. is a gen and slash Man from UNCLE anthology."--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Morris, Jeff (Bandersnatch Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1991)
    • Morris, Jeff; Morris, Mary (Bandersnatch Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1989)
      "Fandoms include Blake's 7, Doctor Who, Buckaroo Banzai, Kill the Dead, a Doctor Who/Blake's 7, a Doctor Who/The Shadow and Kill the Dead/Real Ghostbusters."--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Del Norte, S. (Bodacious Press; Otter Limits Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1991)
      "From a July 1993 ad in GAZ: 'Cockett must work with Castillo as the two go undercover as a gay couple to expose a murderer in the Fine Arts community.'"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Fisher, Darlene; Teitelbaum, Ann (Almost Foolproof Press; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 1995)
      "Focus: characters out of their usual element"--Fanlore.org wiki.
    • Legion (The Presses; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 2000)
      "A stand-alone prequel to Saraid's "The Panther Tales" Universe, wherein Jim and Blair, for reasons unknown, were tormented and tortured until they were transformed, much against their will, into ruthless, violent mercenaries ...
    • Eaglefeather, J. (The Presses; Cushing Memorial Library and Archives, 2001)
      "Blair gets his due. His thesis has been literally stolen from him -- a lawsuit just waiting to happen -- and he wants justice!"--Fanlore.org wiki.