Rebel Destinies

Rebel Destinies is a gen, het and slash Blake's 7 anthology with two issues. 
Issue #2 is especially notable in that it was one of the earliest fanzines offered as an e-zine format.
==Issue 1==
Rebel Destinies 1 contains 335 pages and was published in January 1994. 
The art is by TACS (front cover), Todd Parrish, J.M. McClure, Whitby27, Leigh Moto'oka, Jane Mailander, Marian Mendez, Pam Whitelark, Leah Rosenthal, Karla Taylor, and Anne Hamilton.
It first started asking for submissions in 1991 and had a on original publication date of 1992.
From the editorial: 
* Editor's Comment by Peg Kennedy (2)
* Listen to the Madman (filk, King Herod's Song, from Jesus Christ Superstar) Alicia Ann Fox (3)
* Intersection, fiction by Shayney Laurence (5)
* Moonlight and Necrophilia, fiction by Sandra Basham (12)
* Shake's Seven: A Sonnet Apiece, poem by Jane Mailander (16)
* Sorcerer, fiction by Jean Graham (17)
* The Date, fiction by Jane Mailander (33)
* Understanding, fiction by Jennifer Smallwood (38)
* Carefully Taught, fiction by Cami ("Tarrant's training as a soldier serves him well, teaching the young pilot to survive at all costs & feel nothing ... until his introduction to the other survivors aboard Liberator.") (39)
* The Nightmare, fiction by Roxie Ray (Star Trek movie crossover) (46)
* Fools and Children, fiction by Patti E. McClellan (49)
* Friendship's End, poem by Jacqui Topp (52)
* Cross of Gold, poem by Melissa Mastoris (52)
* Fear, fiction by P.R. Zed (53)
* Pilot Program, fiction by Marian Mendez (won a 1995 FanQ) ("Two young workers for the Federation meet for the first time, strangely it seems as if they've met before. Stranger still, they seem to be having the same dreams concerning nameless faces. And two years of their lives are a total blank") (71)
* Principles, fiction by Alan Moravian (95)
* Final Theft, fiction by Jane Mailander ("Vila is dying but there is one final thing he must steal from the Federation in those last precious seconds ...") (98)
* The Choice, fiction by Jane Mailander (sequel to "Final Theft;" Kill the Dead crossover) (101)
* Alarms and Excursions, fiction by Jean B. Hubb (reprinted from Eleventh Sector #2) (108)
* The Terrible Case of C.U.T.E., fiction by Jennifer Smallwood (118)
* Bounty, fiction by Pat Patera (127)
* In Theory, fiction by Maggie Alexander (152)
* The Blake Comes Back, fiction by Catherine Stewart(narrative poem; parody, The Cat in the Hat Comes Back) (156)
* Other People's Hearts: A Gauda Prime 'What If...?', fiction by Sondra Sweigman (This is a prequel to Beloved Adversary. It is also Sweigman's first story published in an anthology, see below.) (163)
* Reviewing the Situation, fiction by Rebecca Ann Brothers (171)
* Instant Karma, fiction by Rebecca Ann Brothers ("Vila had jumped ship and stumbled into an old travelling companion. When Avon & Tarrant begin searching for the thief, Vila's rescuer goes on his own hunt and a series of dangerous & surprising events are put into play") (174)
* That Little Voice in My Mind, poem by Alicia Ann Fox (201)
* Terminal Conception, fiction by Jane Mailander (202)
* Roj Blake, fiction by Daisy Leung (206)
* The Unexpected, fiction by CarolMel Ambassador (207)
* Behind the Mask (filk, Behind the Mask, by Christine McVie) by Roxie Ray (210)
* Dead Man, poem by Melissa Mastoris (211)
* Where Rumours End, poem by Jacqui Topp (213)
* Prolific Propensities, fiction by Lorna B. ("Zen has been defaced by indelible markers, the food dispensers programmed with laxatives, the Kool Aid stains may never come out of the cushions on the flight deck & Orac is oozing with porridge. The good ship Perambulator is bursting at the seams with tiny new crew members and from Avon's expression the population is not the only thing about to explode!") (214)
* A Difficult Mentor, fiction by Patti E. McClellan (222)
* Reaching the Wall, fiction by Karla Taylor (225)
* Crisis of Conscience, fiction by Rebecca Donahue (234)
* Don't Pay the Ferryman, fiction by Alicia Ann Fox (337)
* Black Angel, poem by Melissa Mastoris (338)
 
Image:rebeldestinies1-1.jpg| from issue #1, Whitby27
Image:rebeldestinies1-2.jpg| from issue #1. Leah Rosenthal
Image:rebeldestinies1-3.jpg| from issue #1, Todd Parrish
Image:rebeldestinies1-4.jpg| from issue #1, J M McClure
Image:rebeldestinies1-5.jpg| from issue #1, a page from the sonnet
Image:rebeldestinies1-6.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
Image:rebeldestinies1-7.jpg| from issue #1, Whitby27
Image:rebeldestinies1-8.jpg| from issue #1, Marian Mendez (Del Tarrant and Dayna Mellanby)
Image:rebeldestinies1-9.jpg| from issue #1, Leigh Moto'oka
Image:rebeldestinies1-10.jpg| from issue #1, Todd Parrish
Image:rebeldestinies1-11.jpg| from issue #1, Pam Whitelark
Image:rebeldestinies1-12.jpg| from issue #1, Fiona Ward
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Rebel Destinies 2 was published in 1995. It was available both in as a print zine and, in 1996 by New Leaf Publications, on a disc, making it one of the earliest fanzines offered as an e-zine by distributor.
 
It appears that this issue was published by two different publishers. 
Fiction:
* Marian Mendez, "Ask Me No Questions" 
* Jean B. Hubb, "The Songs That Bind" 
* Susan Barrett, "More Than a Fool" 
* P.R. Zed, "Loyalties" 
* Susan Barrett, "Different Prisons" 
* Linda Knights, "Last Will and Testament" 
Nonfiction:
* Peg Kennedy, "From the Editor"
Poetry:
* Melissa Mastoris, "Avon's Blessing"
* Sandi K. Almany, "Christmas at Blake's Place" (filk, various Christmas songs)
Art:
* Whitby27 (front cover)
* Anja Gruber
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Het Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1994 Zines
Category:1995 Zines