Angelfood

Angelfood is a slash 186-page Blake's 7 anthology with a color cover. It is a tribute zine for Pat Jacquerie and premiered at Eclecticon 2002. 
It was the winner of a 2003 FanQ.
The art is by Cody Nelson, Leah Rosenthal and Randym.
"21 percent of the stories in Angelfood are archived on the web. Details may be found in the Table of Contents." This refers to stories that were "archived, in whole or in part, in unedited for at TarrantNostra.com" and "previously posted to the unarchived adult B7 mail list."
The zine explains that "angel food" is a pilot, a gay man in the Air Force.
==Summary==
From the publisher's online flyer: "Angelfood is in memory of fan writer and editor Pat Jacquerie, who had planned to produce an Avon/Tarrant zine herself if illness hadn't intervened. She chose the title, Angelfood--which is gay slang for a pilot--because it tied in nicely with Tarrant's vocation.
Angelfood contains a mix of new stories and stories that are archived on the web (21% of the zine is archived at TarrantNostra.com). All of the stories that are archived have been edited and revised for the zine. The stories are mostly A/T; they were all chosen because we felt they would appeal to Pat's tastes.
We also included some of Pat's own stories, which are a mix of somber and humorous, short and long. Those stories showcase the impressive range of her writing talent. 
==The Zine's Editorial==
==Contents==
* Title Page (1)
* Editorial (ii)
* Table of Contents (iii)
* In Memoriam (iv)
* Noel by Pat Jacquerie (a sequel to Duty and Survival) (1)
* Game Night by Susan Cutter (4)
* Female of the Species by Jenner (9)
* Trust, a drabble by Oliver Klosov (10)
* The Good Stuff by Pat Jacquerie ("In the beginning there was a Which Way round robin on the Space City mailing list, a story of myriad twisting plot lines. One thread followed Avon and Tarrant vying for dominance, and over its course also involved Vila, Dayna, and Soolin in scheming ploys and counterploys before being brought to a magnificent conclusion by Pat Jacquerie. The setting is a hotel room. Tarrant has been handcuffed to the bed, naked, facedown. An equally naked Avon is lying beside him, not handcuffed. How they reached this situation is irrelevant to the enjoyment of the conclusion, so we cut directly to what Pat herself liked to refer to as "The Good Stuff".") (11)
* Null G by Cody Nelson (14)
* Fleeting Visions: Coda by Pat Jacquerie (sequel to "Fleeting Visions" in Southern Seven #10) (21)
* ...And What Happened After by Manna 
** Warm (23)
** Cold (33)
** After the Fire (39)
* Solitaire by Manna (49)
* Last Tango on Eccentrico by Aurora (written for On the Wing #25) (92)
* Epilogue to 'Blood and Shadows' by Cami (94)
* Epilogue to the Epilogue to 'Blood and Shadows' by Pat Jacquerie ("Blood and Shadows" was published in Dark Fantasies #2) (97)
* Norwegian Wood by Hafren (98)
* Where Danger Lies by Cami ("Where Danger Lies" and the following story, "Revenge," "are two linked stories ... that take place in the Hotel Smut universe that was created on the adult Blake's 7 mailing list "Space City." Members of the list wrote PWP (Plot, What Plot?) stories that were set in a hotel where time and space were reconfigured to allow for any characters from B7 to meet and have sex.)"(101)
* Revenge by Pat Jacquerie (104)
* Strict Rotation by Hera (106)
* Cartoon by Leah Rosenthal (reprinted from Southern Comfort #8.5) (109)
* The Power of the Dog by Pat Jacquerie ("Pat was writing "Power of the Dog" when she became ill. She continued to work on it as her energy allowed, however she was unable to finish. Over that time, though, Pat frequently discussed the plot with her writing circle, and she left notes and a few roughed-out scenes for what was to follow. Two of her friends, Erika Bloom and Lexa Reiss, have written a summary of the intended conclusion whiech we append here. Perhaps one day they will expand it to fully finish the story. Despite being incomplete, "The Power of the Dog," is so striking we think her fans will be glad of the chance to read it.") (110)
* The Lovers, a poem by Pat Jacquerie (reprinted from Zen and the Art of Rebellion #1) (123)
* Agents of Light by Corona Polvanthus & Lexa Reiss (A sequel to "Instruments of Darkness" in Dark Fantasies #3) (124)
Image:angelfood4.jpg|inside page, sample text
Image:angelfood1.jpg|inside page, Randym (was originally possibly in color)
Image:angelfood2.jpg|inside page, Cody
Image:angelfood3.jpg|inside page, Randym
Image:angelfood5.jpg|inside page, Leah Rosenthal
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:2002 Zines