Probability Square

Probability Square is a 173-page gen anthology originally published by Laura Virgil. 
One reviewer calls it "gen that's as good as slash." Judith Proctor's Site 
The zine contains 24 full-page flyers for other zines or zine publishers at the end.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
The art is by Laura Virgil (front cover), Leah Rosenthal, Annita K. Smith, Sandy Williams (back cover), Suzan Lovett (art portfolio for Game of Humanity), Maryann Jorgensen, Celeste Hotaling, Dani Lane, and Theresa Buffaloe. 
Fiction:
* Holly Hutchinson and Alicia Ann Fox, "Test Run" (A piloting lesson aboard the newly-acquired DSV for Avon brings about interesting and, er, intimate consequences for he and Jenna and strengthens her resolve with her very personal plans for Blake.) (1)
* Jeff Morris and Mary Morris, "Special Report" (Vila a cold-blooded killer? Avon a simpering coward? Blake a tin-plated over-bearing dictator with delusions of god-hood? Servalan's intelligence agent infiltrates the crew of Liberator, and the report turned in on the rebel crew gives Servalan reason to pause.) (5)
* Kathy Hintze, "Errors, Deletions and Avon" (13)
* Jane Jackson, "Wheel" (Vila helps Avon make one of his lifetime dreams come true -- as a contestant on a ... game show?) (20)
* Susan Glasgow, "Mutiny with Bounty" (The Amagon pirates who have taken Liberator have a relative surprise in store for Avon, Blake and the rest of the crew.) (24)
* Teresa Ward, "Deathwish" (Obsessed with overwhelming hatred for Roj Blake. Travis remembers his one love and, the man who he believed caused him to lose her.) (27)
* Laura Virgil, "All Things Considered" (31)
* Sheila Paulson, "Game of Humanity" (Unknowing, unwilling pawns in a power struggle. Blake and Avon are marooned together on a planet where the only civilization is uncivilized at best where they are forced by circumstance to rely on and trust one another, and, more importantly, confront the realities of their tentative friendship.) (35)
* Celeste Hotaling, "Life Viewed from a Different Angle, or, The Heavy Date" (Vila was having trouble with his environmental suit. He was unable to move, stuck as he was to the ceiling of Space Station Omega, a Federation center for study of biological warfare. If that wasn't bad enough. on the floor below. Servalan was chasing Avon.) (86)
* Lillian Stewart Carl, "Beauty" (92)
* Jill Grundfest, "Sharp Trading" (109)
* Ann Wortham, Julie Kramer, and Michelle Rosenberg, "Silent Running" (Gauda Prime is a memory for most people, a nightmare for others. What happens when Avon, the only survivor, gives up all hope when the Federation so desperately wants Orac? The Federation still holds one ace in the hole, an ace who is still very much alive ...) (114)
* N.T. Casillas, "A View from the Outside" (133)
* Jeff Morris and Mary Morris, "My Life and Welcome to It" (Blake's 7: The New Generation) (Another look at the events after Gauda Prime, only in a humorous vein. Years later, Avon finds himself as chancellor of a college, reluctant husband to Vila' s widow and step-father to Vila Junior . . . what else could go wrong for the ex-rebel?) (135)
* Annita K. Smith, "Candle in the Wind" (Decades after Gauda Prime, a young school girl befriends a quirkish, solitary old man in her school yard, with surprises in store for both of them.) (141)
* Jean Graham, "Coup de Grace" (Servalan finds very willing help from a very disturbing -- and disturbed -- source. A post-Gauda Prime story.) (144)
* Jean Lorrah, "Ask Questions Later" (It was Blake who Avon shot down on Gauda Prime. Or was it? An interesting alternative story.) (150)
* Liz S., "The Biter Bit" (Is turn about fair play? A master of mind games, Servalan has the ultimate mind game played on hers by Avon, Blake and the rest of the crew.) (159)
* Pat Jacquerie and Liz S., "Quis Custodiet" (Madness can be a communicable disease as Cally, Blake and Avon discover when Servalan takes matters into her own hands -- or does she?) (162)
* Pat Jacquerie, "The Mermaid's Tale" (Cally loses something very special by taking the only option open to save her sanity.) (165)
* Sandy Williams, "Tale from a Bolthole Bar" (169)
==Sample Gallery: Lovett Art for "Game of Humanity"==
A fan in 1995 commented: 
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==Sample Interior Gallery: General==
Image:prob-11.jpg|Laura Virgil
Image:prob-12.jpg|Annita K. Smith
Image:prob-13.jpg|Maryann Jorgensen
Image:prob-14.jpg|Theresa Buffaloe
Image:prob-16.jpg|Celeste Hotaling
Image:prob-17.jpg|Laura Virgil
Image:prob-18.jpg|Dani Lane
Image:prob-19.jpg|Laura Virgil
Image:prob-20.jpg|Sandy Williams
Image:prob-21.jpg|Maryann Jorgensen
 
Image:prob-23.jpg|Theresa Buffaloe
 
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1989 Zines